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Particulars of CSRTI, its functions and duties

Complete particulars of this Institute including its functions, duties, organisationsal structure, training programmes, extension network, etc. is given in Institute's website "www.csrtimys.res.in".

Powers and Duties of CSRTI officers and employees

The powers and duties of CSRTI officers and employees are as defined by Central Silk Board and as such there is no seperate powers & duties for CSRTI and its sub-units.

Procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of supervision and accountability
RESEARCH SIDE:
Procedure followed in decision making process is as shown below.
 
The Channel of supervision:   Director - Scientist-D - Scientist-C - Scientist-B.
 
ADMINISTRATIVE SIDE:
ACCOUNTS/AUDIT: Annual Action Plan is prepared and forwarded to Central Silk Board, Bangalore for approval. Grants are obtained for various expenses from Central Silk Board, Bangalore. Expenditure are incurred in accordance with Annual Action Plan. Monthly accounts and annual accounts are forwarded to Central Silk Board, Bangalore as a testimony of utilization of funds. Annual accounts, purchase proposals etc., are audited by the Internal audit, Central Silk Board, Bangalore and A.G. who furnishes true and fair certificate. 
 
ADMINISTRATION: All receipts are put-up by concerned case workers subject wise to their supervisor viz., Superintendent. The files are examined, suggested and forwarded by the Supdt. to the Sectional heads viz., Assistant Director (Administration & Accounts ). All such files are then categorized in accordance with delegation of powers at the level of Section Officer and accordingly disposed. Files requiring sanction / approval of the level of Divisional head and Head of office are then segregated and sent to Divisional Head viz., Deputy Director (A & A). Such files scrutinized and separated according to delegation of powers to the Divisional Head & Head of office. The files which can be disposed at Deputy Director ( A & A) level are accordingly disposed but remaining files / cases are referred to Head of office. Accordingly the accountability has been fixed at different points of disposal.
 
STORE PURCHASE PROCEDURE: Procedure for store purchase as mentioned in G.F.R., are being followed scrupulously and as per the guide lines issued by Central Silk Board and Central Vigilance Commission from time to time.
 
Norms set by it for the discharge of CSRTI functions
RESEARCH SIDE:
Need based research projects in mulberry sericulture are initially formulated by respective scientists from different fields and placed for discussion in Research Council (RC). Once the Research Council approves such projects, it is forwarded to concerned referees in respective field for obtaining their views. The views/suggestions of the referees incorporated in the final proposal of research projects are then placed before the Research Advisory Committee(RAC) for discussion. Once the RAC approves the project it is forwarded to central office for financial approval and project coding for implementation. Extension programme is implemented as per approved Annual action plan.
 
ADMINISTRATIVE SIDE:
CSRTI and its sub-units has adopted/ followed the rules and mannuals of Government of India i.e. FRSR, GFRs etc. as in Central Silk Board. Moreover, Central Silk Board has its own act called CSB Act, 1948 and CSB Rules, 1955. In addition to that, Labour norms, discharge of various functions, norms for employment are set by Central Silk Board. Repairs and maintenance of vehicles are made following the procedure laid down under G.F.R. Repair of buildings are entrusted to CPWD. Procurement, awards of contracts are lined up based on the provision of G.F.R. and also followed the guidelines of Central Silk Board as issued from time to time. Sanction of Study Leave is considered following CCS (Leave) Rules, 1965 and this is sanctioned by the Member Secretary, Central Silk Board, Bangalore depending upon its merit.
 
The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by it or under its control or used by its employees for discharging its functions
RESEARCH/ TECHNICAL SIDE:
  1. The progress of research work/projects are recorded/documented and preserved. Besides, News letters and Annual reports of the institute are published and circulated for information and kept for record purpose.
  2. Research findings are regularly published in scientific and technical journals by the scientists.
  3. The recommendations/suggestions/guidance provided by RCC/RAC/RC are documented, circulated among scientists and other technical staff for compliance.
  4. The Institute publishes hand books, manuals, handouts seminar proceedings and other technical documents for Seciculturists.
     
ADMINISTRATIVE SIDE:
  1. The Institute and its sub-units are adopting the rules adopted by Central Silk Board such as FRSR, GFR, CCS(CCA) Rules, CCS (Conduct) Rules, CCS (Leave) Rules, Rension Rules, GPF Rules, General Rules, T.A. Rules, LTC Rules, Rules for Children Education allowance, House building advance, Recruitment rules, etc.
  2. As far as Time scale Farm Workers are concerned the rules framed by Central Silk Board is followed.
  3. Specific instructions / orders issued by Central Silk Board from time to time in the matters related to general administration, technical work, stores purchases and vigilance are followed.
  4. Records pertaining to administration, assets are maintained by the administration Section and audited by Internal Audit and AG Audit.
     
A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control
AT INSTITUTE LEVEL:
  1. Documents of regular correspondences, office notes, orders, memorandums, reports, vouchers, bills, vehicles, land, etc.
  2. Registers like dead stock, assets, consumable, stationery, quotation, advance payment, bill, EMD/SD, accession, log books of vehicles and machines, attendance of all grades, service register of all staff and TSFWs, etc.
  3. Proceedings/ minutes of RC, RAC and other meetings. In addition to above, all CSRTI Publications.
     
AT SUB-UNITS (RSRSs) LEVEL:
  1. Documents of regular correspondences, office notes, orders, memorandums, reports, vouchers, bills, vehicles, land, etc.
  2. Registers like dead stock, assets, consumable, stationery, quotation, advance payment, bill, EMD/SD, accession, log books of vehicles and machines, attendance of all grades, service register of all staff and TSFWs, etc.
  3. Proceedings/ minutes of RRAC and other unit level meetings.
     
The particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with, or representation by, the members of the public in relation to the formulation of its policy or implementation thereof
The Institute/ Sub-unit organizes the following public interactive events for the sake of the sericultural farmers and to address their field problems. Their need(s)/ demand(s) if any, will be taken care during future R&D policy formulations.
  • Krishi Mela
  • Seminars & Workshops
  • Field day
  • Exhibition-cum-Demonstration
     
A statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meetings of those boards, councils, committees - Open to Public
AT INSTITUTE LEVEL:
The research monitoring is done by the RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RAC) & RESEARCH COUNCIL (RC) in this Institute and it is not open to public. However the minutes of these meetings are accessible to public. There are few other Committees which are mainly related with office administration.
 
a) RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RAC): To review the progress of on-going projects, technologies under trial/ demonstration/ commercialization, training, new project under formulation etc. and to suggest guidelines in priority areas. The Committee has been constituted under the Chairmanship of an external expert. The Committee meets once in 6 months. The present Committee was constituted in 2014 for a period of 3 years.
 
COMPOSITION OF RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RAC)
No. Name Designation Address
 
1.
Prof. S. R. Niranjana
Professor & Hon'ble VC
 Chairman
GulburgaUniversity, Jnana Ganga
Kalaburagi - 585 106, Karnataka
2.
Dr. Chandrasekharaiah
Director (Rtd.), APSSRDI
 Member
Kathriguppe, BSK III Stage
Bengaluru - 560 085, Karnataka
3.
Dr. A. Ramesh Sundar
Principal Scientist
 Member
Plant Pathology, Sugarcane Breeding Institute (ICAR)
Coiambatore - 641 007, Tamil Nadu
4.
Prof. Ranganathan Ramani
Director (Rtd.)  (IINRG) 
 Member
2A, Visakha, Doshi Nakshatra 1, 
Old SBI Colony, West Tambaram, Chennai 600 045 
5.
Prof. K.C. Narayana Swamy
Department of Sericulture
 Member
University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS)
GKVK, Bengaluru - 560 065, Karnataka
6. Dr. K.P. Chinnaswamy,
Professor & Head		 Member Dept. of Sericulture, University of Agricultural Sciences,
GKVK, Bangalore
7. Commissioner of Sericulture, 
Govt. of Karnataka		 Member 5th Floor, M. S. Building, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi,
Bengaluru - 560 001, Karnataka
8. Director of Sericulture,
Govt. of Tamilnadu		 Member
Department of Sericulture, Nethaji Nagar, Hasthampatty
Salem - 636 007, Tamil Nadu
9. Commissioner of Sericulture,
Govt. of Andhra Pradesh		 Member
TTPC Building, First Floor, Old Market Yard
Chuttugunta (Besides Mini Rythu Bazar)
Guntur - 522 007, Andhra Pradesh
10. Commissioner of Sericulture,
Govt. of Telungana		 Member
Road No. 72, Prashasan Nagar, Adjacent to Water Tank,
Jubilee Hills,  Hyderabad - 500 033, Telangana
11. Director of Sericulture,
Govt. of Maharastra		 Member New Administrative Building, No.2, B-Wing,  VI Floor,
Civil Lane,  Nagpur – 440 010. Maharashtra
12. The Commissioner,
Govt. of Kerala		 Member Commissionerate of Rural Development, LMS Compound,
Vikas Bhavan,  Thiruvananthapuram-695 033,  Kerala
13. The Commissioner,
Govt. of Madhaya Pradesh		 Member Directorate of Sericulture, Lower Basement,
Satpura Bhavan, Bhopal – 461 004, Madhya Pradesh
14. Director (Technical),
Central Silk Board		 Member P.B. No. 6825, CSB Complex, BTM Layout,Hosur Road, Madivala,
Bangalore-560 068.
15. Director, CSTRI Member Ist Floor, CSB Complex, BTM Layout,Hosur Road, Madivala,
Bangalore-560 068.
16. Director, CSR&TI Member-Convenor Manandawadi Road, Srirampura, Mysore-570008.
17.
Two Farmers/ Stakeholders nominated by respective State Department of Sericulture
Note: The Scientists and Head of Sub-units of CSRTI will be invitees.


b) OTHER COMMITTEES:  The following committees constituted with in-house Chairperson & members mainly for smooth office administration.

COMPOSITION OF OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE (OLIC)
NO. NAME & Designation   Division / sECTION
 
1. Director, CSRTI, Mysore Chairman, OLIC  
2. Dr. B.T. Srinivas, Scientist-D Member FMS
3. Sh. K. Rajasekhar, Scientist-D Member Training Division
4. Sh. N.G. Selvaraju,  Scientist-D Member SEEM Division
5. Dr. Vineet Kumar,  Scientist-D Member PMCE
6. Dr. Mary Josepha, Scientist-D Member Silkworm Crop Protection
7. Dr. C.M. Kishore Kumar, Scientist-D Member BBL
8. Dr. S. Purushotham Member RTI
9. Dr. J.B. Narendra Kumar, Scientist-D Member PML
10. Dr. Mandira Murthy, Scientist-D Member Bolecular Biology II
11. Sh. M.N. Chandrashekhar, Sci-D Member Reeling
12. Dr. P.M. Prateesh Kumar, Scientist-D Member Mulberry Pathology
13. Sh. K.B. Chandrashekar, Scientist-D Member MBL
14. Dr. Gandhi Doss,  Scientist-D Member MBG
15. Dr. P.C. Shantha, Scientist-D Member TVDC
16. Dr. Sihayen Sen, Scientist-C Member SSC
17. Dr. V. K. Yadav,  Scientist-C Member Agronomy
18. Sh. V. Ganesan, DD(C) Member Computer Cenre
19. Sh. B.Y. Talwar, LIO Member Library
20. Sh. Dheeraj Kumar, DD(F) Member Accounts Section
21. Dr.G.S. Aruna Kumar, Scientist-B Member Molecular Biology
22. Dr.Y. Thiruppataiah, Scientist-B Member SW Physiology
23. Dr. Tanmay Sarkar, Scientist-B Member Host Plant Improvement
24. Ms. Joycy Rani,  Scientist-B Member SEEM
25. Dr. Vaijayanthy, Scientist-B Member Mulberry Physiology
26. Sh. Venkat Reddy Member Maintenance Section
27. Smt. B. Giijamma, AD(A & A) Member Accounts Section
28. Sh. H.K. Rama Rao, AD(A & A) Member Store Section
29. Sh. B.S. Vishwanath, AD(A & A) Member Establishment
30. Sh. S.K. Upadhyaay, DD(OL) Member Convener Hindi Section

AT SUB-UNITS (RSRSs) LEVEL:

The research monitoring at RSRSs level is done by the REGIONAL RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RRAC). This Committee under the Chairmanship of Concerned DOS will guide, monitor and evaluate the research and extension work of RSRSs as also extension units. The meeting is conducted once in 6 months. The present Committee was constituted in November, 2007 for a period of 3 years. There are few other committees like purchase review, quarters allottment, maintenance, library, etc. which are mainly related with office administration of respective RSRS.

A directory of its officers and employees

The monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and Employees, including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations

The budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursements made

Approved Budget Estimates for 2022-23
No. Budget Head FUND CODE Amount
(in Lakh .)
   
  PLAN    
1. GIA Salaries [36]
a) Plan - Salaries
b) SC SP - Salaries
c) TSP - Salaries
PLS
SCS
STS		 4994.12
3205.00
1487.54
301.58
2. a) GIA Recurring / General [31]
b) GIA Capital Assests [35]		 PLG
PLC		 488.00
40.00
TOTAL   5522.12

 

The manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including the amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes
The Centrally Sponsored Programme namely Cluster Promotion Programme (CPP) is one of the important Schemes implemented by CSB in collaboration with State Department. The CPP is a unique and effective tool for transfer of technologies in the field devolved by the research institutes of Central Silk Board during XII Plan. Under this Institute 107 clusters were initiated in southern states and Madhya Pradesh.  The details are as follows.
 
No.StateNo. of Clusters
  
1.Karnataka46
2.Tamil nadu28
3.Andhra Pradesh17
4.Maharastra9
5.Kerala2
6.Madhya Pradesh5
TOTAL107
 
Each cluster covers about 250 farmers with  land holding of minimum 0.05 Ha. Full details of the sharing pattern & its beneficiaries followed under CPP are available at Central Silk Board website.
 
Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it

More than 80% of this Institute technologies are commercially exploited and few of them patented also.  For full information about Technologies, its commercialization & Pattenting details refer the concered pages on this website.

Details in respect of the information, available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic form
No.dETAILSdESCRIPTION
  
1CSRTI Website
(www.csrtimys.res.in)		Contains all the information on the functioning and activities of CSRTI, Mysore.
2Bibliographical database on SericultureBibliographical reference of all sericulture related research articles.
3Technology Demonstration CDsDemonstration of all technologies of this Institute in Video CDs.

 

The particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use
No. Facility available Description
   
1. Library More than 10,000 books and around 100 national & international journels related to sericulture for reference.
2. Farmers' Advisory Centre Providing first hand information on new technologies and on the spot solutions to the problems faced by the farmers.
3. Technological Museum Display of all technologies developed by the Institute. 
4. Audio-Visual Theater To play the technological VCDs for farmers. 
5. Seri consultancy services For Large Scale/ Corpoate/ Contract Sericulture Farming. 

 

Names, Designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers

For seeking information from CSRTI, Mysore under RTI Act' 2005, applications should be addressed to the Central Public Information Officer (CPIO) and the Demand Draft/Banker Cheque/Indian Postal Order should be drawn in favour of Director, CSRTI, Mysore. List of Central/ Assistant Public Information Officers (CPIO/APIOs) of CSRTI, Mysore is listed below.

No. Name & Designation  Area of Work Contact Details   Officer Senior to the CPIO and first Appellate Authority
   
1. Director Overall Incharge   +91 821 2362757
  csrtimys.csb AT nic.in		 CPIO
CEO & Member Secretary, 
Central Silk Board,
Bangalore. 
  +91 80 26680190
  ms.csb AT nic.in
2. Scientist-D All issues related to Technical, Research, Budget, accounts, bills &  audit, Establishment, Store Purchase, legal, labout and others   +91 821 2362757
  csrtimys.csb AT nic.in		 APIO

 

Such other information as may be prescribed and thereafter update these publications every year

Krishimela will be organised by CSRTI, Mysore.