Ans.

Suo Moto disclosure under section 4 of RTI Act, 2005

The Right to Information Act 2005 came into force for its enactment from 12th October 2005 to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority in India. Under this RTI act, the following information is given on the website of CMLRE.

1. Organization and Function

1.1 Particulars of Organization, Functions and Duties

1.1.1 Name and Address of the organization

Centre for Marine Living Resources and Ecology (CMLRE) Atal Bhavan, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) Government of India Ochanthuruthu (PO), LNG Road, Puthuvyppe, Kochi -682508.

1.1.2 Head of organization

Dr. G. V. M Gupta, Scientist-G & Director

1.1.3 Vision, mission and key objectives

For organizing, coordinating and promoting ocean research and development activities in the country which inter-alia include mapping of the living resources, preparing inventory of commercially exploitable living marine resources, their optimum utilization through ecosystem management and R&D in basic sciences on Marine Living Resources and Ecology.

The Marine Living Resources (MLR) Programme envisages survey, assessment and exploitation of the MLR and studies on the response of MLR to changes in the physical environment and develop an ecosystem model for the management of the living resources in the Indian EEZ.

The Fishery Oceanographic Research Vessel (FORV) SagarSampada is fully utilized for these studies with the support of Vessel Management Cell (VMC). Earlier plan projects include surveys and studies in the EEZ with focus on deep sea fishery, harmful algal blooms, bioluminescent planktons, marine mammals, environment and the productivity patterns. These efforts are complimented through allied activities under MLR namely studies on benthos of the continental slope area, studies on biodiversity of plankton in Andaman sea, studies on the near-shore dynamics with special reference to upwelling and mud-banks, application oriented R&D on production of pearls from the black-lip pearl oyster, development of antifouling compounds from the marine organisms, modelling efforts and maintenance of a Data & Referral Centre on FORV collections. The ongoingactivities during 2017-20,with the in-house component, with a view to strengthen our scientific capability and infrastructure development in the newly inaugurated campus at Puthuvype during 2019. The scope mentioned above is proposed to be addressed by restructuring the 12thplan activities based on the IRC recommendations into the following two projects to be carried out during 2017-21,

• Marine Ecosystem Dynamics of eastern Arabian Sea (MEDAS)
• Resource Exploration and Inventorization System (REIS)

The MLR programme in the above mentioned thrust areas have been taken up under the umbrella scheme O-SMART include studies such as MEDAS and REIS under O-SMART. These activities need to be continued to realize the deliverables/outcomes in the next five years i.e. 2021-26. Taking into consideration of the changes in the ecosystems and the interactions, the existing two main stream projects MEDAS and REIS are proposed to be continued during 15th Finance Commission period with a more focussed studies and activities to address the scientific outcomes that are useful and benefit the society. Ocean Acidification (OA) effects on the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal ecosystems and fishery oceanographic studies in the India marine ecosystem are now included to address the societal and climate change relevant issues on marine living resources. The CMLRE components under O-SMART are accordingly restructured to major themes as 1) Marine Biodiversity & Ecology, 2) Fishery Resources and Habitat Assessment 3) Marine Ecosystem Dynamics 4) Societal Development. The main objective of the major themes are given below, i. Inventorisation and mapping of marine biodiversity hotspots and species assemblage patterns of Andaman& Nicobar and Lakshadweep Islands ecosystems ii. Assessing the fishery resources and habitat suitability of selected meso-pelagic, demersal species and major economically important small pelagic fishes in the Indian EEZ. iii. Marine ecosystem processes of Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal with special emphasis on ocean acidification and its potential impacts on biological dynamics. iv. Enhancement of natural stock of marine ornamental fishes in Lakshadweep through hatchery rearing and sea ranching and train coastal and island communities on hatchery rearing of ornamental fishes for their livelihood improvement. The CMLRE components under DOM are i. Technological innovations for exploration and conservation of deep-sea biodiversity: Inventorization of deep-sea fauna and flora of deep-sea hotspots like sea mounts, capacity building on deep sea taxonomy and genomic studies, development of biodiversity database, bio-prospecting using deep sea genetic material of microbes are some of the major areas to be focused.

1.1.4 Function and duties

CMLRE mainly engaged in coordinating and implementing the Marine Living Resources (MLR) Programme envisages survey, assessment and exploitation of the MLR and studies on the response of MLR to changes in the physical environment with the objective of developing an ecosystem model for the management of the marine living resources in the Indian EEZ.

1.1.5 Organization Chart



1.1.6 Any other details-the genesis, inception, formation of the department and the HoDs from time to time as well as the committees/ Commissions constituted from time to time have been dealt

Centre for Marine Living Resources & Ecology (CMLRE) was established at Kochi in 1998 by upgrading the erstwhile SagarSampada Cell with exclusive facilities for implementing Marine Living Resources (MLR) Programme.CMLRE, Cochin under the Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India has been organizing, coordinating and promoting ocean development activities in the country which inter-alia include mapping of the living resources, preparing inventory of commercially exploitable living marine resources, their optimum utilization through ecosystem management and R&D in basic sciences on Marine Living Resources and Ecology. The Marine Living Resources Programme envisages survey, assessment and exploitation of the MLR and studies on the response of MLR to changes in the physical environment with the objective of developing an ecosystem model for the management of the living resources in the Indian EEZ. The Fishery Oceanographic Vessel (FORV) Sagar Sampada is fully utilized for these studies. On-going MLR surveys in the EEZ focus on bio-diversity, meso pelagic fishery and its environmental linkage, harmful algal blooms, Bioluminescent plankton, marine mammals, environment and the productivity patterns etc. These efforts are complimented through allied activities under MLR namely studies on the benthos of the continental shelf and slope area, studies on biodiversity of planktons in Andaman Sea etc.There are three major sections in CMLRE, (a) Research and developmental activities under MLRP (2) Vessel Management Centre and (3) Establishment and Finance. The detailed of three sections given in the Flow chart (Section 1.1.5)

CMLRE is implementing different projects under the continuing plans/schemes of the GOI. Since inception under the leadership of the then Director, Prof Raveendranathan V, the centre was coordinating R and D projects under the umbrella of MLR in various research institutes/universities. Later in 2006, Dr.V N Sanjeevan took charge of the Centre and the programmes with a vision to expand it to National Centre on MLR in India. He retired in 2013. Followed by him, Dr. Madheswaran took charge as Director from November 2013. His successor Dr.M Sudhakar continued (joined September, 2014) to lead the activities and established a permanent campus in Puthuvype, Kochi during 2019. He retired in December 2019. Also, in-house research capability is strengthened and the journey was effectively carried forward further by Dr. M.V. Ramanamurthy (Joined as Director, CMLRE on January 2020 and relieved on October, 2020), and presently by Director Dr. G.V.M.Gupta.

1.2 Power and duties of its officers and employees

Designation	Name	Power and Duties of Employees
Director, Sc-G	Dr. G. V. M. Gupta	Director/HOD
Scientist-F	Shri N. Saravanane	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-E	Dr. Rasheed Kunjumohammed	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-E	Smt. C.R Asha Devi	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-E	Dr. Sherine Sonia Cubelio	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-E	Dr. Anil Kumar Vijayan (on Loan to MoES)	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-E	Dr. Smitha B R	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-D	Dr.Hashim Manjebrayakath	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-D	Dr. Kusum Komal Karati	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-D	Dr. Sendhil Kumar	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-D	Shri.Telson Noronha	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-D	Shri.M Subramanian	Vessel management cell – support/ Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-D	Shri. Vasu C	Estate/Scientific activities rel1ated to MLR
Scientist-D	Dr.Siva Kiran Kumar Busala	Scientific activities related to MLR
Scientist-B	Shri. Kishore Kumar (on Loan from MoES)	Information Technology
Under Secretary	Shri. Dhanesh. P.G	Head of Office
Sr. Accounts Officer	Smt. Jayashree Vinod	DDO/PAO
Section Officer	Smt. Ajitha Kumari	Dealing with all budget/accounts/establishment related matters
LDC	Shri. Unnikrishanan	Timely preparation of all periodical returns and maintenance of all registers
LDC	Smt. K R Jaysree	Payment related duties
PA	Smt.Sheeba Alex	Work assigned by Under secretary and PAO
FH	Shri. K.R. Sunilkumar	Onboard Deck Assistance
FH	Shri.M. Rathinavel	Onboard Deck Assistance
FH	Shri. S.B. Prakash	Onboard Deck Assistance
FH	Shri. V. Binoy	Onboard Deck Assistance
FH	Shri. V.K. Pradeep Kumar	Onboard Deck Assistance
MTS	Shri. K.K. Divakaran	Multi Tasking Staff
MTS	Shri. P.V. Sasi	Multi Tasking Staff

1.2.2 Rules /orders under which the powers and duty are derived and exercised, work allocation

The officers/staff of CMLRE discharge their functions based on the guidelines issued by the Government from time to time as well as those prescribed under different manuals, rules like General Financial Rules, Delegation of Financial Power Rules, Manual of Office Procedures, etc. Based on the Ministry approved scientific projects, works can be allotted to various scientific, technical and administrative staffs during the tenure.

1.3 Procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of supervision and accountability

1.3.1 Process of decision making and identify decision making points

Director, CMLRE is the decision making authority based on the rules and regulation as per GOI order.

1.3.2 Final decision making authority

Director CMLRE/Secretary, MoES, New Delhi

1.3.3 Related provision, Acts, rules etc

As per the rules and guidelines issued by GOI and approved by the MoES. Manual of Office Procedures, GFR Rule 2017, RTI rules etc.
Department of Expenditure
Department of Personnel and Training
Right to Information

1.3.4 Time limit for taking decision

As expeditiously as possible

1.3.5 Channel of supervision and accountability

As per the flow chart described above

1.4 Norms set by the Department for the discharge of its functions.

While performing the duties assigned to the different officers/staff, they exercise by and large the powers prescribed by the guidelines issued by the Government of India from time to time as well as those prescribed under different manuals, rules like General Financial Rules, Delegation of Financial Power Rules, Manual of Office Procedures, etc.

1.4.1 Nature of functions/services offered

Mainly coordinating and implementing the R and D programme under MLR

1.4.2 Norms/standards for functions/services delivery

While performing the duties assigned to the different officers/staff, they exercise by and large the powers prescribed by the guidelines issued by the Government of India from time to time as well as those prescribed under different manuals, rules like General Financial Rules, Delegation of Financial Power Rules, Manual of Office Procedures, etc.

1.4.3 Process by which these services can be accessed

Through meetings and discussions

1.4.4 Time-limit for achieving the targets

The MLR programme have been taken up under the umbrella scheme O-SMART and major studies such as MEDAS and REIS under O-SMART. These activities need to be continued to realize the deliverables/outcomes in the next five years i.e. 2021-26. Taking into consideration of the changes in the ecosystems and the interactions, the existing two main stream projects MEDAS and REIS are proposed to be continued during 15th Finance Commission period with a more focussed studies and activities to address the scientific outcomes that are useful and benefit the society. Ocean Acidification (OA) effects on the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal ecosystems and fishery oceanographic studies in the south India marine ecosystem are now included to address the societal and climate change relevant issues on marine living resources. The CMLRE components under O-SMART are accordingly restructured to major themes as 1) Marine Biodiversity & Ecology, 2) Fishery Resources and Habitat Assessment 3) Marine Ecosystem Dynamics 4) Societal Development. The CMLRE component under Deep ocean Mission is (1) Technological innovations for exploration and conservation of deep-sea biodiversity: Inventorization of deep-sea fauna and flora of deep-sea hotspots like sea mounts, capacity building on deep sea taxonomy and genomic studies, development of biodiversity database, bio-prospecting using deep sea genetic material of microbes are some of the major areas to be focused. March 2026- completion of the projects mentioned above.

1.4.5 Process of redress of grievances

Internal compliance Committee constituted for redressal mechanism. Process by which any written complaints raised by the individual, submitted to the Chairman / Member secretary. Thereafter, the Chairman convenes a meeting with members and discussed the matter in details and take appropriate action as per the procedure.

1.5 Rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by the Department or under its control or used by its employees for discharge its functions

The officers/staff of CMLRE discharge their functions based on the guidelines issued by the Government of India from time to time as well as those prescribed under different manuals, rules like General Financial Rules, Delegation of Financial Power Rules, Manual of Office Procedures, etc.

1.5.1 Title and nature of the record/ manual /instruction: Scientific files in different projects and reports, scientific papers, handbook etc.

1.5.2 List of Rules, regulations, instructions manuals and records

Manual of Office Procedures, General Financial Rules (GFR-2017), Delegation of Financial Power Rules, RTI rules etc.
Department of Expenditure
Department of Personnel and Training
Right to Information

1.5.3 Acts/ Rules manuals etc

General Financial Rules, Delegation of Financial Power Rules, Manual of Office Procedures, etc.

1.5.4 Transfer policy and transfer orders

Under the control of MoES & DoPT, Govt of India

1.6 Categories of documents held by the authority under its control

Scientific reports and documents, Administrative documents/files, Account related documents, Library Books etc.

1.6.1Categories of documents

Scientific papers and reports, finance documents, Establishment /Administrative documents, Library Books and documents

1.6.2 Custodian of documents/categories

All scientific documents under the Custody of Project investigators, Finance related documents under the custody of Finance officer/AO, All administrative documents under the custody of Head of Office. All Library books and documents under the custody of Library in charge.

1.7 Boards, Councils, Committees and other Bodies constituted as part of the Public Authority

1.7.1 Name of Boards, Council, Committee

• Research Advisory Committee (RAC)
• Needs Committee:
• Purchase Committee O-SMART
• Official Language Implementation Committee
• Publication Committee
• Verification Committee:
• Condemnation Committee:
• Internal complaints Committee
• Purchase Committee DOM
• FORV Sagar Sampada Techno-financial proposal Evaluation committee
• Local Purchase Committee (LPC)

1.7.2: Composition of the Committee

1. CMLRE Research Advisory Committee

Sl. No.	Name/Institute	Capacity
1.	Dr. R. Kirubagaran, former Head, Ocean science & technology, NIOT,Chennai	Chairman
2.	Dr. M.V.Ramana Murthy,Director,NCCR,Chennai	Member
3.	Director,CMLRE	Member
4.	Dr.M.V.M Wafar, former Senior scientist,NIO,Goa	Member
5.	Dr.Baban Ingole, Visiting Scientist, NCPOR	Member
6.	Dr.V.Kripa, Member, Coastal Aquaculture Authority & former Scientist, CMFRI	Member
7.	Dr.V.V.S.S Sarma, Principal Scientist, NIO	Member
8.	Dr.Sandip Mukhopadhyay, Scientist-F, MoES	Member
9.	Dr.U. Sreedhar, Principal Scientist, CIFT-ICAR	Member
10.	Representative, PD-MoES	Member
11.	Shri.N. Saravanane, Scientist-F,CMLRE	Member Secretary

2. Purchase Committee O-Smart

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Smt. C.R .AshaDevi	Chairman
2.	Dr.Kusum Komal Karati	Member
3.	Dr. Shiva Kiran Busala	Member
4.	Shri. Dhanesh PG	Member
4.	Shri. B.. Kishore Kumar	Member Secretary

3. Official Language Implementation Committee

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Dr. GVM Gupta	Chairman
2.	Smt. C. R. Asha Devi	Member
3.	Dr. Kusum K. K.	Member

4. Publication Committee

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Mr. N. Saravanane	Chairman
2.	Smt.C.R.Asha Devi	Member
3.	Dr. Smitha B. R.	Member
4.	Dr.Hashim M.	Member Secretary

5. Verification Committee

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Dr.Rasheed Kunjumahmmed	Chairman
4.	Sri. Kishore Kumar B.	Member
5.	Smt. Sheeba Alex.	Member Secretary

6. Condemnation Committee

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Dr. Smitha BR	Chairman
2.	Sri.C. Vasu	Member
5.	Smt. KR Jayasree	Member

7. Internal Complaints Committee

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Smt.C.R . AshaDevi	Presiding Officer
2.	Sri. Telson N	Member
4.	Smt. Sheeba Alex	Member
4.	Smt.Jaleela Subramanian	Non-Government Member

8. FORV SagarSampada Techno-financial proposal Evaluation committee

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Shri. N. Saravanane	Chairman
2.	Dr.Smitha B. R.	Member
4.	Dr. Hashim M.	Member
5.	Sri. Subramanian	Member Secretary

9. Local Purchase Committee

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Dr. Rasheed Kunjumahmmed	Chairman
2.	Dr.Kusum K.K	Member
4.	Mr. M. Subramaniam	Member
4.	Smt. Ajitha Kumari	Member
5.	Sri. C. Vasu	Member Secretary

10. Purchase Committee for DOM

Sl. No.	Name	Capacity
1.	Dr. Sherine. C	Chairman
2.	Sri. Telson Noronha	Member
4.	Dr.Hashim M	Member
4.	Smt. Ajitha Kumari	Member
5.	Smt.Sheeba Alex	Member Secretary

11. 1.7.3 Dates from which constituted:
1. Research Advisory Committee (RAC): 19.01.2022
2. CMLRE Purchase Committee: 02.11.2020
3. CMLRE Official Language Implementation Committee: 22.02.2021
4. CMLRE Publication Committee: 14.09.2020
5. Verification Committee: 07.05.2024
6. Condemnation Committee: 07.05.2024
7. Internal Complaints Committee:11.03.2021
8. SagarSampada Techno-financial proposal Evaluation Committee : 03.12.2020
9. Local Purchase Committee: 08.07.2021
12. Term/Tenure
1. Research Advisory Committee (RAC):19.01.2022 to continuing
2. CMLRE Purchase Committee: 01.11.2020 to continuing
3. CMLRE Official Language Implementation Committee:22.02.2021 to continuing
4. CMLRE Publication Committee: 14.09.2020 to continuing
5. Verification committee: 07.05.2024 (continuing)
6. Condemnation committee: 07.05.2024 (continuing)
7. Internal complaints committee: 11.03.2021 (continuing)
8. FORV SagarSampada Techno-financial proposal Evaluation committee :03.12.2020 (continuing)
9. Local Purchase committee: 08.07.2021 (continuing)
10. Purchase committee (LPC) for DOM : 09.12.2022 (continuing)
13. 1.7.5 Powers and functions:
1. CMLRE Research Advisory Committee (RAC): Assessing ongoing research activities one in six months
2. CMLRE Purchase Committee: For technical evaluation of indented items
3. CMLRE Official Language Implementation Committee: The committee regularly reviews the progress made in the use of HIndi for official purposes
4. CMLRE Publication Committee: Evaluation of publication papers, its ethics and science
5. Verification committee: Physical verification of equipments assets and their performance
6. Condemnation committee: Identify and verify condemn items
7. Internal complaints committee: Solving issues in-house related to harassment of woman at work place other issues etc.
8. FORV SagarSampada Techno-financial proposal Evaluation committee: To examine the proposal for the procurement of scientific equipments/ instruments connected to the vessel with regard to technical and financial aspects
9. Local purchase committee : In case, certain items not available in GeM portal, the committee will survey the market to ascertain the reasonableness of rate, quality, specifications and identify the appropriate supplier
10. Purchase committee for DOM: For Deep Ocean Mission project, the purchase committee constituted for all purchases made through GeM/e-procurement /e-wizard /LPC under Deep Ocean Mission.
14. 1.7.6 Whether their meetings are open to the public:No, meetings are regularly attended by the staff of CMLRE working under MLR programme. Invited subject experts in MLR are included in special cases
15. 1.7.7 Whether the minutes of the meetings are open to the public: No, Minutes are generally restricted within the committee and the staff of CMLRE. It is a scientific document, so it is suggested to incorporate through Intranet facility of CMLRE
16. 1.7.8 Place where the minutes if open to the public are available: Minutes are generally restricted within the committee members and the staff of CMLRE.

1.8 Directory of the officers and employees of the Department

Designation	Name	Email	Phone Number	Intercom
Director, Sc-G	Dr. G. V. M. Gupta	gvmgupta[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944004	4004
Scientist-F	Shri N. Saravanane	saravanane[at]cmIre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944016	4016
Scientist-E	Dr. Rasheed Kunjumohammed	rasheed[at]cmIre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944017	4017
Scientist-E	Smt. C.R Asha Devi	ashacr[at]gmail[dot]com	0484-2944014	4014
Scientist-E	Dr.Sherine Sonia Cubelio	sherine[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944011	4011
Scientist-E	Dr.Anil Kumar Vijayan (on loan to MoES)	anilkumarv[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944015	4015
Scientist-E	Dr.Smitha B R	smitha[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944018	4018
Scientist-D	Dr.Hashim Manjebrayakath	hashim[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944010	4010
Scientist-D	Dr. Kusum Komal Karati	karatikusum[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944012	4012
Scientist-D	Dr. Sendhil Kumar	sendhil[dot]r[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944013	4013
Scientist-D	Shri.Telson Noronha	noronha[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944019	4019
Scientist-D	Shri.M Subramanian	subramanian[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944021	4021
Scientist-D	Shri. Vasu C	cvasu[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944020	4020
Scientist-D	Dr.Siva Kiran Kumar Busala	bsk[dot]kumar[at]gov[dot]in	0484-2944020	4020
Scientist-B	Shri. B. Kishore Kumar (on loan from MoES)	kishore[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944025	4025
Under Secretary	Shri. Dhanesh PG	us[dot]cmlre[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944008	4008
PAO	Smt. Jayasree Vinod	ao-cmlrechn-moes[at]nic[dot]in	0484-2944007	4007
Section Officer	Smt. Ajitha Kumari	ajimattathil[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944028	4028
LDC	Shri. Unnikrishanan	unnik[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944030	4030
LDC	Smt. K R Jaysree	krjaysree[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944029	4029
PA	Smt. Sheeba Alex	sheeba[dot]alex[at]gov[dot]in	******	******
FH	Shri. K.R. Sunilkumar	sunil[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944026	4026
FH	Shri.M. Rathinavel	rathinavel[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944026	4026
FH	Shri. S.B. Prakash	prakash[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944026	4026
FH	Shri. V. Binoy	binoy[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944026	4026
FH	Shri. V.K. Pradeep Kumar	pradeep[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944026	4026
MTS	Shri. K.K. Divakaran	divakaran[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944031	4031
MTS	Shri. P.V. Sasi	sasipv[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in	0484-2944031	4031

1.8 Monthly Remuneration Received By Each of its Officers and Employees, including the System of compensation

1.8.1 Monthly Remuneration Received By Each of its Officers and Employees

Sl.No	Name	Basic Pay (Rs)
1	Dr. G. V. M. Gupta	188200
3	Shri N. Saravanane	156600
4	Dr. Rasheed Kunjumohammed	134500
5	Smt. C.R Asha Devi	134500
6	Dr. Sherine Sonia Cubelio	130600
7	Dr. Anil Kumar Vijayan	130600
8	Dr. Smitha B R	126800
9	Dr. Hashim Manjebrayakath	91400
10	Dr. Kusum Komal Karati	83600
10	Dr. Sendhil Kumar R	83600
11	Shri. Telson Noronha	99800
12	Shri. M. Subramanian	83600
13	Shri. Vasu C	81200
13	Dr.Siva Kiran Kumar Busala	78800
14	Shri. Kishore Kumar	69000
14	Shri. Dhanesh PG	88400
16	Smt. Jayasree Vinod	98400
17	Smt. Ajitha Kumari	55200
18	Shri. Unnikrishanan	45400
19	Smt. K R Jaysree	50500
20	Smt. Sheeba Alex	85100
21	Shri. K.R. Sunilkumar	70000
22	Shri. M. Rathinavel	70000
23	Shri. S.B. Prakash	70000
24	Shri. V. Binoy	58600
25	Shri. V.K. Pradeep Kumar	60400
27	Shri. K.K. Divakaran	37200
28	Shri. P.V. Sasi	36100

1.9.2: System of compensation as provided in its regulations

The officers and staff of CMLRE are drawing admissible allowances including availing the facilities of LTC and medical benefits as per the order of Government of India from time to time.

1.10 The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers

Central Public Information Officer

Dr. Rasheed Kunjumohammed
Scientist-E/CPIO
ATAL BHAVAN
LNG Road. Puthu Vypin South,
Ochanthuruthu PO, Kochi-682508 Kerala Phone: 0484-2944017 E-mail: CPIO[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in

The above email is given ONLY for filling online RTI u/s 7(1) of RTI act (life and liberty)

RTI Appellate Authority
Dr. G. V. M. Gupta
Director/HOD,
Applete Authority (RTI)CMLRE,
ATAL BHAVAN
LNG Road. Puthu Vypin South,
Ochanthuruthu PO, Kochi-682508 Kerala Phone: 0484-2944004

1.11 No. Of employees against whom Disciplinary action has been proposed/ taken

Nil

1.11.1 No. of employees against whom disciplinary action has been (i) Pending for Minor penalty or major penalty proceedings

Nil

1.11.2 Finalized for Minor penalty or major penalty proceedings

Nil

1.12 Programmes to advance understanding of RTI

1.12.1 Educational programmes:

CPIO, CMLRE has organised session in RTI for scientist and other staffs of CMLRE.

1.12.2 Efforts to encourage public authority to participate in these programmes

Encourage to participate the RTI related programme through email and circular.

1.12.3 Training of CPIO/APIO

Dr.Rasheed.K, CPIO, CMLRE attended a training programme of RTI in Delhi during December 2016

1.12.4 Update& publish guidelines on RTI by the Public Authorities concerned

Regularly updating the details in CMLRE site . Last updated as on 15/05/2024

1.13 Transfer policy and transfer orders

1.13.1 Transfer Policy And Transfer Orders

CMLRE is attached office of MoES, So transfer policy is under the control of MoES & DoPT . Ministry of Earth Sciences
Department of Personnel and Training

Ans.

Budget Allocated to Department and to each Agency under its control under the Fifteenth Finance Commission (2021-26)

Total Budget for the public authority

	RE2019-20	BE2021-22	BE2022-23	BE2023-24	Expenditure on 30.03.2024(Rs)	Remarks
OSMART	23,99,00,000	26,50,00,000	31,89,00,000	24,30,00,000	16,09,45,246	----
DOM	-----	1,22,00,000	63,16,00,000	41,52,00,000	15,29,82,292	----
Establishment	-----	-----	-----	6,60,00,000	5,59,78,370	----

Budget for each agency and plan & programmes

See Table 2.1.1

Proposed expenditures

Same as 2.1.1

Revised budget for each agency, if any

Same as 2.1.1

Report on disbursements made and place where the related reports are available

Report on disbursements made in the Annual report . Visit Ministry Website

Foreign and domestic tours

Budget: Expenditure details under FTE and DTE are as follows

2017-18: Rs. 61, 39,585/-

2018-19: Rs. 59, 58,468/-

2019-20: Rs. 48, 61,088/-

2020-21: Rs. 63,7,362/-

2021-22: Rs. 6,37,362/-

2022-23: DTE –Rs. 23,84,185/- FTE- Rs.44,38,849/-

2023-24: DTE –Rs. 26,95,493/- FTE- Rs.22,48,722/-

Foreign and domestic Tours by ministries and officials of the rank of Joint Secretary to the Government and above, as well as the heads of the Department.- (a) Places visited, (b) The period of visit, (c) The number of members in the official delegation, (d) Expenditure on the visit

Places visited - Hobart, Australia

The period of visit - 16.10.2023-27.10.2023

The number of members in the official delegation - 3

Expenditure on the visit - Rs. 9,88,207/-

Places visited - Vietnam

The period of visit - 03.10.2023-06.10.2023

The number of members in the official delegation - 1

Expenditure on the visit - Rs. 31,466/-

Information related to procurements- (a) Notice/tender enquires, and corrigenda if any thereon, (b) Details of the bids awarded comprising the names of the suppliers of goods/ services being procured, (c) The works contracts concluded – in any such combination of the above-and, (d) The rate/ rates and the total amount at which such procurement or works contract is to be executed.

Total procurement of goods/services done during 2023-24 period - Rs. 17,62,08,135/-

Total procurement of goods/services done through GEM- Rs. 6,95,18,713/-

Total procurement of goods/services done outside GEM - Rs. 10,66,89,422/-

Manner of execution of subsidy programme

Since the Centre is fully functioning under the direct fund allocation of Govt. of India, no subsidy is given to any person/organization.

Name of the programme of activity

NA

Objective of the programme

NA

Procedure to avail benefits

NA

Duration of the programme/ scheme

NA

Physical and financial targets of the programme

NA

Nature/ scale of subsidy /amount allotted

NA

Nature/ scale of subsidy /amount allotted

NA

Eligibility criteria for grant of subsidy

NA

Details of beneficiaries of subsidy programme (number, profile etc):

NA

Discretionary and non-discretionary grants

NA

Discretionary and non-discretionary grants/ allocations to State Govt./ NGOs/other Institutions

NA

Annual accounts of all legal entities who are provided grants by public authorities:

NA

Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits of authorizations granted by the public authority

NA

Concessions, permits or authorizations granted by public authority

NA

For each concessions, permit or authorization granted - (a) Eligibility criteria, (b) Procedure for getting the concession/ grant and/ or permits of authorizations, (c) Name and address of the recipients given concessions/ permits or authorizations, (d) Date of award of concessions/ permits of authorizations

NA

CAG & PAC paras

Half yearly statement of inspection reports by the CAG for the periods 2012-2013 is 2nos, 2014-2015 is 5 nos; 2015-2016 to 2017-2018 is 6nos. and 2018-19 to2021-22 is 9 numbers. Replies and action report finalized in respect of all the pending Para are under submission as on date.

CAG and PAC paras and the action taken reports (ATRs) after these have been laid on the table of both houses of the parliament

No

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3.1 Particulars for any arrangement for consultation with or representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation of policy or implementation there of

: NA

3.1.1 Relevant Acts, Rules, Forms and other documents which are normally accessed by citizens

: NA

3.1.2 Arrangements for consultation with or representation by - (a) Members of the public in policy formulation/ policy implementation, (b) Day & time allotted for visitors,(c) Contact details of Information & Facilitation Counter (IFC) to provide publications frequently sought by RTI applicants

: NA

3.1.3 Public- private partnerships (PPP)- Details of Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), if any :

NA

3.1.4 Public- private partnerships (PPP)- Detailed project reports (DPRs) :

NA

3.1.5 Public- private partnerships (PPP)- Concession agreements.:

NA

3.1.6 Public- private partnerships (PPP)- Operation and maintenance manuals:

NA

3.1.7 Public- private partnerships (PPP) - Other documents generated as part of the implementation of the PPP: NA

3.1.8 Public- private partnerships (PPP) - Information relating to fees, tolls, or the other kinds of revenues that may be collected under authorisation from the government:

NA

3.1.9 Public- private partnerships (PPP) -Information relating to outputs and outcomes:

NA

3.1.10 Public- private partnerships (PPP) - The process of the selection of the private sector party (concessionaire etc.) :

NA

3.1.11 Public- private partnerships (PPP) - All payment made under the PPP project:

N/A

3.2 Are the details of policies / decisions, which affect public, informed to them:

NA

3.2.1 Publish all relevant facts while formulating important policies or announcing decisions which affect public to make the process more interactive - Policy decisions/ legislations taken in the previous one year:

NA

3.2.2 Publish all relevant facts while formulating important policies or announcing decisions which affect public to make the process more interactive - Outline the Public consultation process:

NA

3.2.3 Publish all relevant facts while formulating important policies or announcing decisions which affect public to make the process more interactive- Outline the arrangement for consultation before formulation of policy:

NA

3.3 Dissemination of information widely and in such form and manner which is easily accessible to the public:

CMLRE WEBSITE

3.3.1 Use of the most effective means of communication - Internet (website):

CMLRE WEBSITE (cmlre.gov.in)

3.4 Form of accessibility of information manual/handbook:

Yes (www.cmlre.gov.in/repository/publication)

3.4.1 Information manual/handbook available in Electronic format:

available in CMLRE repository (cmlre[at]gov[dot]in/repository/publication)

3.4.2 Information manual/handbook available in Printed format:

available in CMLRE library

3.5 Whether information manual/ handbook available free of cost or not:

Yes

3.5.1 List of materials available Free of cost:

The desired information can be obtained by the general public from the following means:
1. CMLRE Website (www.cmlre.gov.in)
2. Printed pamphlets and Reports, digital and social media (cmlre twitter)
3. Brochures and Pamphlets ( cmlre library)
4. Articles/highlights in Newspapers/magazines-as and when published
5. Exhibitions-as and when organised and participation in the national and international seminars/symposia/conferences

3.5.2 List of materials available at a reasonable cost of the medium:

1. yes (MLR Atalas (Rs. 2500/-), handbook on Bothidae larvae (Rs. 500/-))

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4.1 Language in which Information Manual/Handbook Available

• 4.1.1 English: Yes
• 4.1.2 Vernacular/Local Language: We will upload RTI manual in Hindi, preparation going on

4.2 When was the information Manual/Handbook last updated:

Updated on 15-05-2024

4.2.1 Last date of Annual updation:

last updated on 15-05-2024

4.3 Information available in electronic form:

Yes CMLRE Website Link

4.3.1 Details of information available in electronic form:

Brochure,Pamphlets, booklets, handbooks on Journey of CMLRE, Department owned Research vessel FORV Sagar Sampada-details etc.

4.3.2 Name/ title of the document/record/ other information:

Details are available in CMLRE repository

4.3.3 Location where available:

CMLRE repository(online available; www: \\cmlre[at]gov[dot]in)

4.4 Particulars of facilities available to citizen for obtaining information

4.4.1 Name & location of the faculty:

CPIO, CMLRE

4.4.2 Details of information made available:

Published documents

4.4.3 Working hours of the facility:

0900hrs to 1730hrs

4.4.4 Contact person & contact details (Phone, fax email):

Mr.V.Binoy, Fax;0484 2944006

4.5 Such other information as may be prescribed under Section 4(i) (b)(xvii):

4.5.1 Grievance redressal mechanism:

Committee formulated for this purpose as ‘internal complaints committee’.Process by which any written complaints raised by the individual, submitted to the Chairman/Member secretary. Thereafter, the Chairman convenes a meeting with members and discussed the matter in details and take appropriate action as per the procedure

4.5.2 Details of applications received under RTI and information provided:

From 2015 onwards to March 2024, 158 Nos. of RTI application received. 127 Nos. information given, 27 Nos transferred to other public Authority

4.5.3 List of completed schemes/ projects/ Programmes:

(See website www.cmlre.gov.in)

4.5.4 List of schemes/ projects/ programme underway:

The CMLRE components under O-SMART are restructured to major themes continued during 2021-26 as follows; The CMLRE components under O-SMART are restructured to major themes continued during 2021-26 as follows; 1) Marine Biodiversity & Ecology, 2) Fishery Resources and Habitat Assessment 3) Marine Ecosystem Dynamics and 4) Societal Development. In addition to above, under the Deep Ocean Mission (DOM), CMLRE envisaged to address the Technological Innovations for Exploration and Conservation of Deep-sea Biodiversity which include Inventorization of deep-sea fauna and flora of deep-sea hotspots like sea mounts, capacity building on deep sea taxonomy and genomic studies, development of biodiversity database, bio-prospecting using deep sea genetic material of microbes are some of the major areas to be focused

4.5.5 Details of all contracts entered into including name of the contractor, amount of contract and period of completion of contract:

Sl No.	Item	Name of contractor	Amount of contract(rs)	Period of completion of contract
1	Administrative operator or Office Assistant or Executive Assistant	FIRST-MAN MANAGEMENT SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED No.41 , 1st Avenue, Defence officers Colony, Ekkattuthangal, Chennai, Tamil Nadu-600032	13,57,697/-	24 months w.e.f 31.08.2021 extended up to March 2024-
2	Security contract	M/S PREMKUMAR Security Agency, Room No. 3, TC 17/2768, Pattom Palace P O, Pattom, Trivandrum- 695004, Kerala	35,613.04/-Per security Guard inclusive of service charges and service tax (Amount claimed for one guard as per wage structure of April 2023 – Rs.38795.90/-)		For two years w.e.f 01.09.2022-
3	Multi tasking staff	FIRST-MAN MANAGEMENT SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED No.41 , 1st Avenue, Defence Officers Colony,Ekkattuthangal, Chennai, Tamilnadu-600032	43,21,322/-	24 months w.e.f 07.09.2021 extended up to April 2024
4	Taxi contracts	SCENIC HOLIDAYS, 49/842 A Kaniyampuza Road Near Hotel Mermaid Vyttila . P. O Kochi -682019	Minimum Charge/day (up to 80 Km/8 Hrs), Hatchback – Rs.1,460/-, Sedan – 1,460/-, Premium MPV– Rs. 2,380/- Premium Sedan – 3,400/-, 17 seater - Rs. 3,800/-	11 months w.e.f 30.03.2022. Due to technical reasons extended upto May 2024
5	Any other contracts-Rate contract for consumables	M/s KochinInlab, Kochi Modern Scientific Solution, Scientific Enterprises, Kochi. M/s. Laboratory Equipment stores, Ernakulam M/s. Vision Scientific, Kochi M/s. Calgon Scientific, Kochi M/s. Associated Scientific Company, Kochi	-------	One year w.e.f 20.09.2022-

4.5.6 Annual Report Annual reports are being printed andpublished by MoES, New Delhi; inputs regarding Marine Living Resources and CMLRE are being provided by CMLRE:

(see the site: https://www.moes.gov.in/documents/annualreports)

4.5.7 Frequently Asked Question (FAQs):

Q.1. What is Information?
Information is any material in any form. It includes records, documents, memos, e-mails, opinions, advices, press releases, circulars, orders, logbooks, contracts, reports, papers, samples, models, data material held in any electronic form.
Q.2. What is a Public Authority?
A "public authority" is any authority or body or institution of self government established or constituted by or under the Constitution; or by any other law made by the Parliament or a State Legislature; or by notification issued or order made by the Central Government or a State Government. The bodies owned, controlled or substantially financed by the Central Government or a State Government and non-Government organisations substantially financed by the Central Government or a State Government also fall within the definition of public authority. The financing of the body or the NGO by the Government may be direct or indirect.
Q.3 What is a Public Information Officer?
Public authorities have designated some of its officers as Public Information Officer. They are responsible to give information to a person who seeks information under the RTI Act.
Q.4. What is the Fee for Seeking Information from Central Government Public Authorities?
A person who desires to seek information from a Central Government Public Authority is required to send, along with the application, a demand draft or a banker’s cheque or an Indian Postal Order of Rs.10/- (Rupees ten), payable to the Accounts Officer of the public authority as fee prescribed for seeking information. The payment of fee can also be made by way of cash to the Accounts Officer of the public authority or to the Assistant Public Information Officer against proper receipt. However, the RTI Fee and the mode of payment may vary as under Section 27 and Section 28, of the RTI Act, 2005 the appropriate Government and the competent authority, respectively, by notification in the Official Gazette, make rules to carry out the provisions of this Act.
Q.5. What is the Fee for the BPL applicant for Seeking Information?
If the applicant belongs to below poverty line (BPL) category, he is not required to pay any fee. However, he should submit a proof in support of his claim to belong to the below poverty line.
Q.6. Is there any specific Format of Application?
There is no prescribed format of application for seeking information. The application can be made on plain paper. The application should, however, have the name and complete postal address of the applicant.
Q.7. Is it required to give any reason for seeking information?
The information seeker does not require to give reasons for seeking information.
Q.8. Is there any provision for exemption from Disclosure of Information?
Sub-section (1) of section 8 and section 9 of the Act enumerate the types of information which is exempt from disclosure. Sub-section (2) of section 8, however, provides that information exempted under sub-section 3 (1) or exempted under the Official Secrets Act,1923 can be disclosed if public interest in disclosure overweighs the harm to the protected interest.
Q.9. Is there any assistance available to the Applicant for filing RTI application?
If a person is unable to make a request in writing, he may seek the help of the Public Information Officer to write his application and the Public Information Officer should render him reasonable assistance. Where a decision is taken to give access to a sensorily disabled person to any document, the Public Information Officer, shall provide such assistance to the person as may be appropriate for inspection.
Q.10. What is the Time Period for Supply of Information?
In normal course, information to an applicant shall be supplied within 30 days from the receipt of application by the public authority. If information sought concerns the life or liberty of a person, it shall be supplied within 48 hours. In case the application is sent through the Assistant Public Information Officer or it is sent to a wrong public authority, five days shall be added to the period of thirty days or 48 hours, as the case may be.
Q.11. Is there any provision of Appeal under the RTI Act?
If an applicant is not supplied information within the prescribed time of thirty days or 48 hours, as the case may be, or is not satisfied with the information furnished to him, he may prefer an appeal to the first appellate authority who is an officer senior in rank to the Public Information Officer. Such an appeal, should be filed within a period of thirty days from the date on which the limit of 30 days of supply of information is expired or from the date on which the information or decision of the Public Information Officer is received. The appellate authority of the public authority shall dispose of the appeal within a period of thirty days or in exceptional cases within 45 days of the receipt of the appeal.
Q.12. Is there any scope for second appeal under the RTI Act?
If the first appellate authority fails to pass an order on the appeal within the prescribed period or if the appellant is not satisfied with the order of the first appellate authority, he may prefer a second appeal with the Central Information Commission within ninety days from the date on which the decision should have been made by the first appellate authority or was actually received by the appellant.
Q.13. Whether Complaints can be made under this Act? If yes, under what conditions?
If any person is unable to submit a request to a Public Information Officer either by reason that such an officer has not been appointed by the concerned public authority; or the Public Information Officer has refused to accept his or her application or appeal for forwarding the same to the appellate authority, as the case may be; or he has been refused access to any information requested by him under the RTI Act; or he has not been given a response to a request for information within the time limit specified in the Act; or he has been required to pay an amount of fee which he considers unreasonable; or he believes that he has been given incomplete, misleading or false information, he can make a complaint to the Information Commission.
Q.14. What is the Method of Seeking Information?
A citizen who desires to obtain any information under the Act, should make an application to the Public Information Officer of the concerned public authority in writing in English or Hindi or in the official language of the area in which the application is made. The application should be precise and specific. He should make payment of application fee at the time of submitting the application as prescribed in the Fee Rules.

4.5.8 Any other information such as - (a) Citizen’s Charter, (b) Result Framework Document (RFD), (c) Six monthly reports on the , (d) Performance against the benchmarks set in the Citizen’s Charter:

(a) Citizens' Charter involves the commitment of the institute towards standard, quality and time frame of project completion, grievance redress mechanism, transparency and accountability. As such the key components of a meaningful Citizen’s Charter are clear statement of Vision and Mission and objective statements, Project programmes and Activities, Specification of Time Frame for project completion that are being implemented by the institute. (c) CMLRE conducts six monthly Research Advisory Council (RAC) meetings and prepare the Annual reports submitted to MoES (www:\\moes.gov.in; annual report section) based on the targets achieved through the ongoing programmes and activities for implementation of MLRP programme.

4.6 Receipt & Disposal of RTI applications & appeals

4.6.1 Details of applications received and disposed:

From 2015 onwards to March 2023, 133 Nos. of RTI application received. 109 Nos. information given and disposed off, 3Nos. pending for getting additional fees. 21 Nos. transferred to other public Authority.

4.6.2 Details of appeals received and orders issued:

1 No. of appeal received, 1 Nos reply given and disposed off

4..7 Replies to questions asked in the parliament

4.7.1 Details of questions asked and replies given:

CMLRE provides input to MoES, New Delhi for parliamentary question, for details see the link

Ans.

5.1 Such other information as may be prescribed

5.1.1 Name & details of - (a) Current CPIOs & FAAs, (b) Earlier CPIO & FAAs from 1.1.2015:

• Central Public Information Officer Dr.Rasheed Kunjumohammed Scientist-E/CPIO,CMLRE, Government of India Oachanthuruthu (PO), LNG Road, Puthuvyppe, Kochi -682508. E-mail : rasheedh[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in Tel: 0484-2944017
• Appellate Authority Dr.GVM Gupta, Scientist G,Director/Appellate Authority of RTI, CMLRE, Government of India Oachanthuruthu (PO), LNG Road,Puthuvyppe, Kochi -682508. E-mail :gvmgupta[at]cmlre[dot]gov[dot]in Tel: 0484-2944004
• Earlier Central Public information officer Sri.S.G. Thekkedan Under Secreatary, CMLRE. Kochi
• Earlier Appellate Authority Dr.M.Sudhakar, Director, CMLRE, Kochi

5.1.2 Details of third party audit of voluntary disclosure -(a) Dates of audit carried out , (b) Report of the audit carried out:

• i. TP Audit (2020-21) :29/07/2021
• ii. TP Audit (2021-22): 06/09/2022
• iii. TP Audit (2022-23): 02/08/2023
• iv. TP Audit (2023-24): 15/05/2024
Upload the Report: will upload
(b) Audit Report available in CIC site and CMLRE site (link www:\cmlre.gov.in; www: \\cic .gov.in)

5.1.3 Appointment of Nodal Officers not below the rank of Joint Secretary/ Additional HoD - (a) Date of appointment

16/10/2020

(b) Name & Designation of the officers:

Dr. GVM Gupta, Scientist-G& Director, CMLRE

5.1.4 Consultancy committee of key stake holders for advice on suo-motu disclosure - (a) Dates from which constituted, (b) Name & Designation of the officers:

will update

5.1.5 Committee of PIOs/FAAs with rich experience in RTI to identify frequently sought information under RTI - (a) Dates from which constituted, (b) Name & Designation of the Officers:

(a) 12th July 2023 (b) Dr. Rasheed.K, Scientist-E and CPIO, Dr. Anilkumar Vijayan, Scientist-E and Smt. Ajitha Kumari, Section officer.

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Item / information disclosed so that public have minimum resort to use of RTI Act to obtain information

Item / information disclosed so that public have minimum resort to use of RTI Act to obtain information:

Reply to RTI related queries are given regularly, updating RTI related information in CMLRE website.(Link www:\\cmlre.gov.in; RTI section).

Guidelines for Indian Government Websites (GIGW) is followed (released in February, 2009 and included in the Central Secretariat Manual of Office Procedures (CSMOP) by Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances, Ministry of Personnel, Public

Whether STQC certification obtained and its validity:

Yes, The STQC certificate is shown in the home page of CMLRE Website in the footer section (Valid up to 13th August 2022). CMLRE has initiated the process of obtaining valid STQC.

Does the website show the certificate on the Website:

Yes (At right side bottom of CMLRE Website)

Ans.

List of RTI requests and replies from CMLRE

Information Sought by	Registration No	Request Type	Request Date	Replied vide	Documents
Mr. Sudarshan	CMLRE/R/2019/5003	Request Received at CMLRE	14/06/2019	MOES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2019(h)	Details
Mr. Sanoj P. Chandran	CMLRE/R/2019/8002	Transferred from MoES	14/08/2019	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2019(j)	Details
Mr. Sanoj P. Chandran	CMLRE/R/2019/8001	Transferred from MoES	14/08/2019	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2019(i)	Details
Mr. B. Prem Chand	NA	Request Received at CMLRE	18/10/2019	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI2019(k)	Details
Mr. B. Kishore Kumar	NA	Request Received at CMLRE	14/11/2019	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI2019(1)	Details
Mr. Neeraj Kumar	MOOCD/R/E/20/00005	Transferred from MoES	17/01/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(b)	Details
Mr. Shyamlal Yadhav	MOOCD/R/E/20/00012	Transferred from MoES	17/02/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(c)	Details
Mr. Raghav Knoi	NA	Transferred from MoES	18/02/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(e)	Details
Mr. Mallikarjun Sidramappa Khuba	MOOCD/R/T/20/00008	Transferred from MoES	01/03/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(f)	Details
Adv. Vijay Hans	MOOCD/R/E/20/00002	Transferred from MoES	28/05/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(g)	Details
Sri. Syamlal	MOOCD/R/E/20/00034	Transferred from MoES	21/08/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(i)	Details
Sri. Arun	MOOCD/R/E/20/00035	Transferred from MoES	21/08/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(j)	Details
Smt. Ambika	CMLRE/R/E/20/00002	Request Received at CMLRE	29/08/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(h)	Details
Shri Amit Kumar Singh	MOOCD/R/E/20/00053	Request Received at CMLRE	09/11/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020/1157-58	Details
Mr. Adesh Ramdas Borgharkar	NA	Transfered from MoES	10/11/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(1)	Details
Shri. Raghav Kanoi	NA	Transfered from MoES	01/12/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(m)	Details
Shri. Subhrajiot Rath	MOOCD/R/E/20/00063	Transfered from MoES	07/12/2020	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(o)	Details
Shri. Raghav Kanoi	NA	Transfered from MoES	05/01/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(a)	Details
Shri. Anirban Pal	CMLRE/R/T/21/00001	Transfered from MoES	08/02/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(b)	Details
Shri. Rajakannan C	CMLRE/R/T/21/00001	Request Received at CMLRE	10/03/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(c)	Details
Shri. Pavan Kumar Kamarajugudda	CMLRE/R/T/21/00002	Transfered from MoES	17/03/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(d)	Details
Shri. DEV DATTA MAURYA	MOOCD/R/E/21/00035	Transfered from MoES	11/06/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(e)	Details
Smt. Kaveri G Kuruvatti	MOOCD/R/E/21/00035	Request Received at CMLRE	17/06/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(f)	Details
Shri. Ajay C Patel	CMLRE/R/T/21/00004	Transfered from MoES	28/06/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(g)	Details
Shri. Sourav Kumar Suman	CMLRE/R/T/21/00005	Request Received at CMLRE	17/08/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(h)	Details
Shri. Ankit Kumar	CMLRE/R/T/21/00008	Request Received at CMLRE	28/08/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(i)	Details
Smt. Soujanya Sivarudra	CMLRE/R/T/21/00009	Request Received at CMLRE	22/10/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(j)	Details
Dr. Bindu M P	CMLRE/R/T/21/00009	Request Received at CMLRE	13/12/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(n)	Details
Shri. Ashok Kumar Upadhyay	MOOCD/R/T/21/00032	Transfered from MoES	14/12/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(m)	Details
Shri. Vineeth V.R	CMLRE/R/E/21/00011	Request Received at CMLRE	14/12/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(o)	Details
Smt. Sandhini G.A	NA	Request Received at CMLRE	16/12/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2020(k)	Details
Shri. Manoj Kumar Singh	CMLRE/R/T/21/00005	Request Received at CMLRE	20/12/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(p)	Details
Mr.Dipanshu Singh	CMLRE/R/T/21/00007	Transfered from MOES	27/12/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2021(r)	Details
Col P. Georgethomas	NA	Request Received at CMLRE	31/12/2021	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2022(b)	Details
Bhupesh Kumar	CMLRE/R/T/22/00001	Transfered from MOES	05/01/2022	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2022(a)	Details
Mr. Sajeev S.L.	CMLRE/R/T/22/00002	Transfered from MOES	10/01/2022	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2022(c)	Details
Prasanth M.K.	NA	Request received at CMLRE	05/02/2022	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2022(d)/1657	Details
N.T. Niyas	CMLRE/R/T/22/00003	Transfered from MOES	09/02/2022	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2022(e)/1660,1661	Details
Coll. P. George Thomas	NA	Received at CMLRE	16/02/2022	MoES/CMLRE/2-5(1)/RTI/2022(f)/1681	Details
Shri M. Sandeep	NA	Transfered from MOES	07/03/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI section-CMLRE/1716,1717	Details
Shri Akhil R. S.	CMLRE/R/E/22/00003	Request received at CMLRE	28/03/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Anusanker C. P.	CMLRE/R/T/22/00004	Transfered from MOES	29/03/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE/1737,1738	Details
Mohammed Siyad PVP	CMLRE/R/E/22/00002	Request received at CMLRE	28/03/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Nidhin Kumar A. P.	CMLRE/R/E/22/00004	Request received at CMLRE	29/03/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Anitha M George	CMLRE/R/E/22/00009	Request received at CMLRE	05/05/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Aparna K Babu	CMLRE/R/E/22/00006	Request received at CMLRE	19/04/2022	RTI/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE/1790	Details
Jain Johnson	CMLRE/R/E/22/00007	Request received at CMLRE	04/05/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Mujeeb Noufal	CMLRE/R/E/22/00008	Request received at CMLRE	05/05/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Ravi Kumar Pamisetty	CMLRE/R/T/22/00005	Transfered from MOES	04/04/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE/1739,1740	Details
Mr. Hassan Koya	MOOCD/R/T/22/0025	Transferred from MoES	28/12/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Pameela George	NIL	Received at CMLRE	20/03/2023	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	<Details
Adv Pameela George	NIL	Received at CMLRE	20/03/2023	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Sharath Chandra	CE/RTI/2010(VOL III)	Transferred from CUSAT	06/09/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Agarwal	LDA/RTI/582/DIPP	Transferred from MoES	01/08/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Ashly	CMLRE/R/E/22/00012	Received at CMLRE	15/06/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
V Palani	CMLRE/R/E/22/00013	Received at CMLRE	24/06/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details
Hari	CMLRE/R/E/22/00014	Received at CMLRE	28/06/2022	RTI/1/2022-RTI Section-CMLRE	Details

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