HANDLOOMS, TEXTILES & HANDICRAFTS DEPARTMENT

HANDLOOMS, TEXTILES &HANDICRAFTS DEPARTMENTDISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

HANDLOOMS, TEXTILES & HANDICRAFTS DEPARTMENTDISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN1. Profile of the Department:I. Statistical Profile of the Department:II.a. Textiles & Handloom Department started functioning as a separate Departmentfrom 1.07.1991. After addition of Handicraft sector in 2/2012, the name of theDepartment became “HANDLOOMS, TEXTILES & HANDICRAFTSDEPARTMENT”b. It has two Directorates – (i) Directorate of Textiles and (ii) Directorate ofHandicrafts & Cottage Industriesc. Deals with mainly 4 sectors – Textile (Coop. Spinning Mills & Power-looms),Handlooms (Handloom weavers/ancillary workers), Sericulture (Sericulturefarmers/rearers) & Handicraft (Handicraft artisans). Almost all the units underTextiles Sector are under privatisation/liquidation.Organisational Structure:a. Handlooms, Textiles & Handicraft Department,b. Directorate of Textiles (Handloom & Sericulture Sector)c. Directorate of Handicraft & Cottage Industries(Organogram in respect of each sector is enclosed as Annexure)III. Detail Information about the SectorsHandlooms & TextilesIntroductionOdisha, the land famous for its rich heritage and artistic culture has hightradition of its handloom products specially known as Ikat fabrics. It is believed thatthis age-old cottage industries and art of weaving was in existence in the state evenprior to 600 B.C. The skill and knowledge imbibed over the generation, has given theOdisha hand-woven textiles an unparalleled depth, range & strength. The traditionalproducts like, “Khandua” of Nuapatana, “Maniabandhi” of Maniabandha “Habaspuri”of Kalahandi, “Bomkai” of Ganjam & Sonepur, “Kataki” of Jagatsingpur “Kotpad” ofKoraput, “Parda” of Khurda, “Kusumi” of Nayagarh, “Saktapar” and “Bichitrapar” ofBargarh and Sambalpur etc. are unique in reflecting the essence of traditional way oflife with expression of their unparallel craftsmanship. Thus Handloom Sector occupiesan eminent place in preserving the country’s heritage and culture and plays a vital rolein the economy. To protect the weavers from competition in various fields,Government has taken positive steps for registration of traditional product of Odishaunder Geographical Indication.Government of Odisha focuses sericulture as a sustainable livelihoodprogramme for upliftment of Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Caste and under privileged

people of the State. Sericulture has a long tradition and way of life for tribals in someareas of the State where abundant manpower is available. Sericulture farmers are poorand belong to weaker section of the society. Favourable agro-climatic and soilconditions are available in Odisha for growth of sericulture in the State.The major activities of sericulture comprises of food-plant cultivation to feedthe silkworms which spin silk cocoons and reeling of the cocoons for unwinding thesilk filament for value added benefits such as processing and weaving.STATE SCENARIOHandlooms Sector:-‣ Weavers population : 192339‣ Total Household : 40683‣ Total no. of looms : 43652‣ Working Status of weavers• Weaving : 49022• Preparatory : 54036‣ Number of working PWCs : 516• Membership : 86355‣ Number of Apex WCS : 01• Number of PWCS affiliated : 677‣ Number of SHGs : 1511• Membership : 18154‣ Number of Field Functionaries• Zonal Offices : 15• Divisional Office : 5

‣ Production per Annum(in Crores) : Rs 160.00 Crores (Approximately)‣ Important Product Categories : Ikat (Single & double), Bomkai(Jala and Jacquard), Tassar fabrics,Kotpad fabrics with Organic colour‣ Product ranges• Fine Variety : Saree, Dress materials, Stoles,Scarf in Cotton/Tassar & Silk• Coarse variety : Napkin, Bed spreads, Lungi &Handkerchiefs in Cotton and Homefurnishing both in Cotton and tassar‣ Numbers of handloom clusters : Mini Clusters - 35Major clusters – 03‣ Awardees:• Padma Awardee : Sri Chaturbhuj Meher (Padmashree)Late Kunjabihari MeherSri Kailash Meher• Sant Kabir Awardees : 02• National Awardees : 62• State Awardees : 56

Sericulture Sector:- Three types of silks produced in the State - Tassar, Mulberry & Eri Major production areas:-Tassar- Mayurbhanj, Keonjhar, Sundargarh, Deogarh, Dhenkanal, Jajapur,Mulberry- Gajapati, Rayagada, Phulbani, Kalahandi, Sonepur, KoraputEri – Khurdha, Kendrapada, Jagatsinghpur, Sundargarh, Phulbani Nos. of Tassar Farmers in the State – 13,256 Nos. of Mulberry Farmers in the State – 1,152 Nos. of Eri Farmers in the State- 2,308 Nos. of Tassar Rearers’ Coop. Society – 62 (Functional -57) Nos. of Mulberry Rearers’ Coop. Society – 39 (Functional – 22) No. of Mulberry Reeling units – 02 (1. Mahendragarh, 2. Nuapatna) Apex Coop. Marketing Organisation:- SERIFEDTextile sector:- Total Area of Cotton Cultivation in the State – 1.03 lakh hectares (approx.) Total production – 3.00 lakh bales(approx.) (each bale – 170 kg. clean cotton) Major districts under Cotton cultivation- Kalahandi, Bolangir, Rayagada &Koraput Apex Body - SPINFED (Spinning Mills Federation

Established in the year 1984 with an objective to monitor the physical andfinancial activities of Spinning Mills & Powerlooms. Provides finance, technical and administrative guidance to the member units. Nodal Agency for privatisation/ joint venture/liquidation of the units.Cooperative Spinning Mills:- 71) Odisha Weavers Coop. Spinning Mills Ltd., Tora, Baragarh- Under process of Privatisation through P.E. Department2) Kalinga Weavers Coop. Spinning Mills Ltd., Govindpur, Dhenkanal- Under process of privatisation through P.E. Department3) Shree Gopinath Weavers Coop. Spn. Mills Ltd., Baliapal, Balasore- Under process of privatisation through P.E. Department4) Utkal Weavers Coop. Spinning Mills Ltd., Khurdha- Under process of liquidation.5) Shree Jagannath Weavers Coop. Spn. Mills Ltd., Nuapatna, Cuttack- Under process of liquidation.6) Shree Sarala Weavers Coop. Spinning Mills Ltd., Tirtol, Jagatsinghpur- Under process of liquidation.7) Konark Cotton Growers Coop. Spinning Mills, Kesinga, Kalahandi- Running. Only ginning & pressing work is going on.Co-operative Powerlooms:- 111) Shree Parvati Powerloom WCS Ltd., Rahama, – Under liquidation2) Baldevjew Powerloom WCS Ltd., Kendrapara - Under liquidation3) Maa Bauti Powerloom WCS Ltd., Athagarh – Under liquidation4) Siminoi Sizing Unit, Dhenkanal - Under liquidation5) Barunei Powerloom WCS Ltd., Bajapur, Khurdha - Under privatisation6) Berhampur Powerloom WCS Ltd., Berhampur - Under privatisation7) Chhatia Weaving Mills, Chhatia - Under privatisation8) Ramnagar Powerloom WCS Ltd., Baragarh - Under privatisation9) Baripada Powerloom WCS Ltd., Takatpur, Baripada - Under privatisation(functioning on lease basis)10) Mahalaxmi Powerloom WCS Ltd., Kundukela, - Under privatisation11) Manikeswari Powerloom WCS Ltd., Raisinghpur, - Under liquidationTextile Mills:- 31) New Mayurbhanj Textiles Mills, Baripada - Under liquidation2) Bhaskar Textiles Mills Ltd., Jharsuguda - Under liquidation3) Odisha Textiles Mills (OTM), Choudwar - Under liquidationHandicraft Sector:-‣ All-round development of handicrafts sector.‣ Ensure sustainable livelihood for existing artisans‣ Maximize employment opportunities

‣ Preservation of craft heritage‣ Transform Odisha in to a brand name in Handicrafts‣ Enhance Odisha’s share of export of handicraft goods‣ Welfare of artisansOrganisations - 21) Orissa State Co-operative Handicrafts Corporation Ltd.2) State Institute for Development of Arts & CraftsUrban Hats:- 31) Bhubaneswar2) Puri3) Konark)Vital Statistics1 Craft practiced in the state : 50 nos.2 Artisans population : Around 1,30,0003 AwardeesPadma awardees : 3 nos.Shilpa Gurus : 6 nos.National awardees : 85 nos.National merit certificate holder : 59 nos.State awardees : 88 nos.State merit certificate holder : 97 nos.State design award winners : 66 nos.4 Clusters taken upCraft clusters : 280SHGs promoted : 1845Artisans under SHG fold : 281795 Annual production : Around Rs.121.00 crore6 Annual export ( Direct) : About Rs.3.00 crore7 Co-operative foldCo-operative societies in working condition : 193Membership : 14967 artisansAnnual production : Rs.735.82 lakh

IV.Infrastructure available with the Department at field level which can beused as shelter during natural calamities:Handloom Sector: 5 Divisions & 15 Zonal Offices Common Facility Centres in most of the WCS Office-Cum-Go-Down of WCSSericulture Sector: 3 Divisions & 11 Zone offices Common Facility Centres in TRCS, MRCS & ERCS Office-Cum-Go-DownHandicraft Sector: 31 DICs/ RICs at district level now under control of MSME Department, 11 District level Training Centres/ Training Schools.

Flood, Cyclone Infrastructure Rearing house,Heat Wave,Hail storm, FireLivelihoodHealthLivelihoodHealthSilkworm crop, Host plant plantations,Rearing equipmentsWater borne diseases, epidemic like CholeraHost plant Plantations, Silkworm cropBurnt( in case of fire occurrence)3. Capacity of the Department to deal with the identified disasters:I. Institutional:II.Handlooms, Textiles& HandicraftsDepartmentDirectorate ofTextiles(Handlooms,Textiles, SericultureSector)Directorate ofHandicrafts &Cottage Industries(Handicraft Sector)Organizational:Monitor the Disaster management at Department leveland co-ordinate with other line Departments/Agencies.a. Directorate of Textiles at State Levelb. 5 Divisional Offices for Handloom and 3 DivisionalOffices for Sericulture Sectorc. 15 Zonal Offices and 11 Zonal Offices at field levelfor Handloom and Sericulture sector respectively.a. Directorate of Handicrafts & Cottage Industries,OSCHC Ltd. And SIDAC at State Levelb. 31 District Industries Centres/ Regional IndustriesCentres at district levelc. Office of IPOs at Block levela. Primary Weavers Co-Operative Societies at field level for Handloom Sectorb. Mulberry/Tassar/Eri Rearers Co-Operative Societies for Sericulture sector.c. Primary Handicraft Co-operative Societies for Handicraft Sector4. Actionable PlanI. Handloom & Sericulture Sectora. As per past occurrence the following areas/districts such as Balasore, Jajpur,Cuttack, Kendrapara, Bargarh, Jharsuguda, Sambalpur, Subarnapur, Ganjam,Boudh, Keonjhar & Bhadrak for Handloom Sector are prone to hazards ofnatural calamities like Flood/Cyclone/Heavy rain.b. Similarly, in Sericulture Sector the following districts such as Cuttack,Kendrapada, Jagatsingpur, Nayagarh, Jajpur, Angul, Dhenkanal, Mayurbhanj,Deogarh, Sambalpur, Kalahandi, Nuapada, Sundargarh, Koraput, Rayagada,Gajapati, Phulbani, Boudh, Balasore & Keonjhar are prone to hazards ofnatural calamities like Heat wave/Hail storm/Flood/Cyclone/Heavy rain.

II.c. In hazard prone areas of Handloom Sector, Inspector of Textiles & TechnicalAssistant are at field level to look after & assess the losses/damages andSARCS and Weaving Supervisor at Zonal level to help the field staff &coordinate with the Nodal officer at Zone Offices.d. Similarly, in Sericulture Sector Technical Inspector, Senior Tassar Assistant &Field Assistant are at field level to look after & assess the losses/damages andProduction Officer at Zonal level to help the field staff & coordinate with theNodal officer at Zone Offices.e. Zonal Deputy/Assistant Director will work as the Nodal Officer in respect ofthe Districts falling under his jurisdiction. Zonal Office will work as the controlroom for the area (in term of Districts) falling under the jurisdiction of theconcerned Officer. Handloom and Sericulture zone offices will work for theirrespective sector.f. Identification of safer places nearest to the affected areas to utilise the CommonFacility Centres and Organisational building available for providing shelter tothe affected people during occurrence of calamities with co-ordination ofDistrict administration.g. Zonal Officers will identify weavers/sericulture farmers of the above disasterprone area and prepare a data base.h. Zonal Office will work as the control room for the area (in term of Districts)falling under the jurisdiction of the concerned Officer. Zonal Deputy/AssistantDirector will work as the Nodal Officer in respect of the Districts falling underhis jurisdiction. Handloom and Sericulture zone offices will work for theirrespective sector.i. Directorate of Textiles to work as the State Level Control Room to monitorDisaster Management. Additional/Joint Director of Textiles will function as theNodal Officer in the Directorate.Handicraft Sectora. The coastal belt is flood-prone and other belts are generally prone to cyclone.As per past occurrence the following areas/districts such as Balasore, Jajpur,Cuttack, Kendrapara, Bargarh, Jharsuguda, Sambalpur, Subarnapur, Ganjam,Boudh, Keonjhar & Bhadrak for Handicrafts Sector are prone to hazards ofnatural calamities like Flood/Cyclone/Heavy rain.

. In hazard prone areas of Handicrafts Sector, IPO in Block Level will act asbase level field officer for the concerned block and coordinate with the Nodalofficer at district level Offices.c. GM, DICs/RICs in each district will act as district level Nodal Officer andDIC/RIC will function as control room for the concerned district. NodalOfficers in the district level i.e. G.M. DIC/RIC will identify artisans of theabove disaster prone area and prepare a data base.d. Identification of safer places nearest to the affected areas to utilise the CommonFacility Centres and Organisational building available for providing shelter tothe affected people during occurrence of calamities.e. Directorate of Handicrafts & Cottage Industries to work at the State Level asControl Room to monitor the programme. Addl. Director/Joint Director ofHandicrafts will function as the Nodal Officer in the Directorate.III.Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Department:IV.Additional Secretary / Joint Secretary of Handlooms, Textiles and handicraftDepartment will function as Nodal officer at the Departmental level tomonitor all the activities.Awareness and Capacity Building of the staff on the following aspects:a. To keep updated information on areas likely to be affected by naturalcalamities.b. To assess probable damage in case the calamities occur.c. To access net work available for providing relief to the affected people i.e.Local Revenue authorities, Health Centres, NGOs, Panchayat Office and otherline department etc.d. Communication to proper quarter during pre-hazard, hazarde. Preliminary knowledge on evacuation and availability of safety places fortemporary shelter.f. To conduct mock drills four to five times to assess their capacity to pace withany disaster.g. Post-hazard mitigation plan.h. Construction of concrete pit for all pit-looms.i. Coverage of all eligible weavers/ artisans/sericulture farmers under HealthInsurance and Life Insurance Scheme.

5. Implementable Standard Operating Plan:TrainingThe Directorates, with the support of OSDMA, will organize proper trainingof officers and staff from time to time at different places so that they can help inrescue, evacuation and relief work at different stage of disaster. The DisasterManagement Committees formed under the Directorates will be kept ready sothat they can move to disaster site/affected area on short notice.Mock DrillMock drill is an integral part of the disaster management plan, as it is apreparedness drill to keep the community alert. Search and Rescue Teams atdistrict and block level will carry out mock drills on various disasterssituation annually. Mock drills will be organised at village level to activate thevillage level committees. Basically this is a simulation exercise, which ifpracticed several times, would help in improving the cohesiveness of thecommunity during an emergency. The community’s preparedness could beenhanced through mock drill exercise organised once in six months as per theseasonality calendar of natural disaster events that is likely to occur. Both theDirectorates will ensure organisation of Mock Drills as above.Public awareness is an important part in disaster preparedness. Theaim of public awareness programs is to promote an informed, alert and selfreliantcommunity regarding capability of playing its full part in support of andin co-operation with the agencies and teams responsible for disaster managementactivities. An essential part of a disaster preparedness plan is the education ofthose who may be threatened by a disaster.Implementable Plan of ActionThe Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Department will initiate envisagedactions based on necessary horizontal & vertical linkages provided by the Nodalofficers and monitor the actions.‣ On information of probable hazards, Arrange shifting of people to safer placein shortest possible time.‣ On occurrence of any hazard, concerned Inspector of Textiles/TechnicalAssistant/Technical Inspector/Field Assistant/Sericulture Tassar Assistant/Industries Promotion Officer etc of the area will immediately intimate the sameto their respective Zonal officer/ GM, DICs.‣ Identify the weavers/ artisans /sericulture farmers affected emergencyassistances to be provided and contact officials of the other line department ofthe area for extending help.

‣ Zonal officer/ GM, DICs on getting the information from the field officials willimmediately bring the matter to the notice of the District revenue Authority aswell as the Nodal Officer of the respective Directorates.‣ Zonal officer/ GM, DIC himself may immediately visit the areas on priorityand also depute responsible subordinates like Sub Assistant Registrar Co-Operative Society (SARCS), weaving supervisor and Production Officer,DCIO/Asst. Managers etc to co-ordinate the mitigation activities.‣ Assessment of losses shall be made by the Inspector of Textiles, TechnicalAssistant, Technical Inspector, Senior Tassar Assistant, Field Assistant andIPOs for respective sectors at field level and submit the same to Zonal offices.The Nodal Officers (Zones) shall take step for development of Data Base andsubmit the consolidated report along with recommendation of other linedepartments (wherever necessary) to the Directorates for further action onproviding rehabilitation assistance.‣ Divisional officers will keep close liaison with the zonal officer and function asthe co-ordinating agency between Zonal officer and Districtauthorities/Directorate.‣ Officials from the Directorates will be deputed to the worst affected area to coordinatethe relief operation.‣ Basing on the reports received from zonal level, Directorate will submit theproposal to Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Department and other Agenciesfor availing assistances for rehabilitation and restoration.‣ Assistance received from various sources will be channalised through zonaloffices to the affected areas under the supervision of field functionaries.6. Constitution of Disaster Management Cell with an objective to assessloss, restoration and rehabilitation:I. Handloom & Sericulture Sectora. State Leveli. Additional/Joint Secretary - Nodal Officerii. Under Secretary - Memberiii. Concern S.O/D.O - Memberiv. Concern ASO - Memberb. Directorate Leveli. Additional/Joint Director of Textiles - Nodal Officerii. Deputy Director of Textiles - Memberiii. Deputy Director of Sericulture - Memberiv. Concerned Section Officers - Member

c. Zonal Leveli. Zonal officer Textiles/ Sericulture - Nodal Officerii. SARCS/PO - Memberiii. Weaving Supervisor/Technical Inspector - Memberiv. Representative of lead PWCS/TRCS/MRCS/ERCS - MemberII.Handicraft Sectora. State Leveli. Addl. Director/Joint Director (Handicraft) – - Nodal Officerii. Dy. Director (Civil)/ Dy. Director (H) - Memberiii. Asst. Director (H)/ Deputy Manager (HC) - Memberiv. Special Officer/Establishment Officer - Memberb. District Leveli. General Manager, RIC/ DIC - Nodal Officerii. District Cottage Industries Officer (DCIO) - Memberiii. Asst. Manager - Memberiv. Industries Promotion Officer (Hq.) - Memberv. A prominent handicraft artisan of the district - Memberc. Block Leveli. Industries Promotion officer (concerned block) - Nodal Officerii. A prominent handicraft artisan of the block - Member7. Documentation Plan Updation:Based on documents/ information collected from field offices on occurrence ofany possible hazard, documentation will be made by the Directorates atdifferent levels which will be consolidated at Department level for necessaryrecord and future guidance.The Disaster Management Plan will be uploaded in the Departmental Website.Steps will be taken for updation of the plan every year and accordinglymodification in the Department website will be done. Any documentation asdescribed above will also be uploaded in the departmental website from time totime.******

PRESENT ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF TEXTILES SECTOR IN ORISSACOMMISSIONER‐CUM‐SECRETARY, TEXTILES & HANDLOOM, DEPARTMENTOSHLWCS LTD(BOYANIKA)DIRECTOR OF TEXTILES & HANDLOOM, ORISSASPINFEDADDITIONAL DIRECTOR OF TEXTILESCentral DivisionDeputy Director of TextilesSouth Central Division DeputyDirector of TextilesJOINT DIRECTOR OF TEXTILES (L‐I)Southern DivisionDeputy Director of TextilesKBK Division Deputy Directorof TextilesSTATISTICIANDEPUTY DIRECTOR OF TEXTILESASST. DIRECTOR OF TEXTILES (HQ)Western DivisionDeputy Director of TextilesASST. DIRECTOR LEGALSECTION OFFICER, HANDLOOM‐I,II & IIIFIELD ORGANISATIONCentral DivisionDeputy Director ofTextilesSouth Central DivisionDeputy Director ofTextilesSouthern DivisionDeputy Director ofTextilesWestern DivisionDeputy Director ofTextilesKBK DivisionDeputy Directorof TextilesZonal OfficeCuttack (D.D.T)Balasore (ADT)Baripada (ADT)Dhenkanal (ADTZonal OfficeKhurda(ADT)Nayagarh (ADT)Athagarh (ADT)Zonal OfficeBerhampur (ADT)Boudh (ADT)Zonal OfficeBargarh (ADT)Sundergarh (ADT)Zonal OfficeSonepur (DDT)Koraput (ADT)Bhawanipatna (ADT)Bolangir (ADTS.A.R.C.S , Weaving Supervisor ,Head Clerk, Inspector of Textiles, Statistical Asst.Primary Investigator, Senior Clerk, Junior Clerk etc

ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTUREDIRECTOR OF TEXTILES & HANDLOOM, ORISSASERIFED Ltd. BBSR(Apex Coop. MarketingSociety)ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR OF SERICULTUREJOINT DIRECTOR OF SERICULTUREDEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SERICULTUREASST. DIRECTOR OF SERICULTUREEXTENSION COORDINATOR SERICULTURESECTION OFFICER, SERICULTURE‐I WITH 6 SR.ASST.S & TECH. ASST.SSECTION OFFICER, SERICULTURE‐II WITH 6 SR.ASST.S & TECH. ASST.SFIELD ORGANISATIONDEPUTY DIRECTOR OFSERICULTURE,KEONJHARDEPUTY DIRECTOROF SERICULTURE,CHANDRAGIRIJOINT DIRECTOR OFSERICULTURE,KORAPUTASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTUREKEONJHARASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTUREBARIPADAASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTURESUNDARGARHASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTUREDEOGARHASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTUREDHENKANALRESEARCHOFFICERSERICULTUREBARIPADAASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTUREBHUBANESWARASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTURECHANDRAGIRIASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTUREPHULBANIASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTUREKALAHANDIASSISTANTDIRECTOR OFSERICULTUREKORAPUTASSISTANTDIRECTOR(TRAINING)KORAPUT154 FIELD STAFF

ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTUREDIRECTOR OF HANDICRAFTS & COTTAGE INDUSTRIESOSCHC LTD.SIDACAccounts Officer(H)Addl. DIRECTOR (H)Special Officer(H)JOINT DIRECTOR (H)DRCS (IND)(Vacant)DY. DIRECTOR(CIVIL)(Vacant)ASST.DIRECTOR (H)StatisticalOfficer(Vacant)DY. DIRECTOR(H)(Vacant)Dy. Manager(H. Complex)EstablishmentOfficerOrganiser (Handicraft)

HT&H DepartmentEMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS1. Minister, Textiles & Handloom , Odisha 0674-2530650, Mob: 94371779262. Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt. 0674-2536995 (O)3. Joint Secretary to Govt. & Nodal Officer: 0674-2390159, Mob: 98610340094. Under Secretary to Government: Mob: 94371144045. AFA-cum-Under Secretary to Government: 0674-2322784, Mob: 9437175630Directorate LevelHandloom Sector:Sl. Designation of the Officer Location Telephone1 2 3 41 Bhubaneswar 0674-25366202 Secretary, Textiles & Handloom Bhubaneswar 0674-25369954 Joint Secretary, Textiles & Handloom Bhubaneswar 0674-23901595 Director of Textiles & Handloom, Orissa Bhubaneswar 0674-25013836 Joint Director of Textiles, Hqrs Bhubaneswar 0674-25719917 Joint Director Textiles, Central Division Bhubaneswar 0674-25727368 Joint Director Textiles, Western Division Bargarh 06646-2470259 Deputy Director Textiles, SC Division Khurda 06755-21169610 Deputy Director Textiles , Southern Berhampur 0680-2291293Division11 Deputy Director Textiles , K.B.K. Division Koraput 06852-25020412 Assistant Director Textiles Cuttack 0671-254913313 Assistant Director Textiles Athagarh 06723-22021414 Assistant Director Textiles Khurda 06755-22057615 Assistant Director Textiles Nayagarh 06753-25201516 Assistant Director Textiles Balasore 06782-26290717 Assistant Director Textiles Baripada 06792-25248218 Assistant Director Textiles Bargarh 06646-23426119 Assistant Director Textiles Sonepur 06654-22023220 Assistant Director Textiles Sundergarh 06622-27243721 Assistant Director Textiles Berhampur 0680-229123422 Assistant Director Textiles Koraput 06852-25046423 Assistant Director Textiles Boudh 06841-22208524 Assistant Director Textiles Bhawanipatna 06670-230429

25 Assistant Director Textiles Dhenkanal 06762-28669126 Assistant Director Textiles Balangir 06658-22304427 OSHWCS Ltd. Bhubaneswar 0674-239538728 Weaver Service Centre, Bhubaneswar 011-254985929 NHDC Bhubaneswar 0674-2548606Sericulture Sector1. Directorate of Textiles, OdishaPh- 0674-25757832. Deputy Secretary (Tech)Regional Office, Central Silk Board, 18, SatyanagarPh (O) 0674 – 25700533. Asst. Director Sericulture, BaripadaPh -06792-2531554. Asst. Director Sericulture, DhenkanalPh-06762-2245645. Asst. Director Sericulture, KalahandiPh-06670-2320696. Asst. Director Sericulture, PhulbaniPh-06842-2533657. Asst. Director Sericulture, KoraputPh-06852-2502048. Asst. Director Sericulture, BhubaneswarPh-0674-27259489. Asst. Director Sericulture (Trg.)At / PO – Landiguda, Koraput – 76402110. Asst. Director Sericulture, ChandrgiriPh-06816-25749011. Asst. Director Sericulture Keonjhar06766-25325712. Asst. Director Sericulture, DeogarhPh-06641-22679013. Research Officer Sericulture, BaripadaPh-06792-25631314. Asst. Director Sericulture, SundergarhPh-06622-272336

Handicraft SectorSl. Name of the Official Office Fax/Mobile ResidenceNo.1 DIRECTOR, H&CI, ODISHA 0674-2396745 0674-23967452 HANDLOOMS, TEXTILES& HANDICRAFTSDEPARTMENT, ODISHA3 Sri Jagannath Mohanty,Addl Director &Managing Director, Utkalika,25369952322781253676925361620674-2396384 0674-23967498611030784 GM, DIC, Angul 06764-233781 99371808305 GM, DIC, Balasore 06782-262168 265812(Fax)6 GM, DIC, Bhubaneswar 0674-2580146 2585761(F)7 GM, DIC, Bhadrak 06784-240472 2515778 GM,DIC, Bolangir 06652-2333022222678763784077232201(F)9 GM,DIC, Baragarh 06646-233772 23316710 GM,DIC, Boudh 06841-22271411 GM,DIC, Cuttack 0671-2344852 9861267787 343206(F)12 GM,DIC, RIC, Dhenkanal 06762-224552 227886(F) 224574223752(Fax)13 GM,DIC, Deogarh 06641-226054 --14 GM,DIC, Gajapati 06815-222084 222084(F)15 GM,DIC,Ganjam 0680-22907152290714(F)16 GM,DIC, Jagatsinghpur 06724-2217072204961Near Fax17 GM,DIC,R.I.C.-Jagatpur 0671-2491573 9861267787 25953742490544(F)18 GM,DIC, Jharsuguda 06645-271785 9438031607 271783(F)19 GM,DIC, Kalahandi 06670-23263723213320 GM,DIC, Keonjhar 06766-25541894372150119437240791Fax.Pv.23550269437253153254790(F)956658-222297255466

21 GM,DIC, Koraput 06854-230981 9437432851 233887231592(F)22 GM,DIC, Kendrapara 06727-220168232951(Tele Fax)23 GM,DIC, Mayurbhanj 06792-252670 8895389835 2522609777786231 254760(F)24 GM,DIC,Malkangiri 06861-231075 9437161848 --25 GM,DIC,Nayagarh 06753-253783--233800126 GM,DIC, Nabrangpur 06858-222303 --27 GM,DIC, Nuapara 06678-221686--23022228 GM,DIC, Phulbani 06842-253239Fax-2532799437215011 253331236023529 GM,DIC, Puri 06752-223394222187(R)Fax-22997130 GM,DIC, RIC, Rayagada 06856-223002 22291931 GM,DIC,RIC, Rourkela 0661-2400456 9437201396 2505742-L.Fax32 GM,DIC, Sambalpur 0663-2411487 9437014724 2411412(F)33 GM,DIC, Sundargarh 06622-272236 9937360347 27229434 GM,DIC, Subarnapur 06654-220865