Last Updated: October 2007

(An Autonomous Society under Department of Information Technology, Govt. of India)

Tower No 7, 6th Floor, Module No. 4, International InfoTech Park,
Vashi Railway Station cum Commercial Complex, Vashi, Navi Mumbai- 400 705.
Tel: 022-27812102/3/4 Fax: 022-27812034
Website: http://www.mumbai.stpi.in

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background of the Handbook

This information Handbook has been prepared in pursuance of Section 4 of the Right to
Information Act, 2005 (RTI Act, 2005) to provide information in respect of objectives, functions
etc. of the Software Technology Parks of India.

1.2 Objectives

 To provide access to information under the control of office of the Director

General, Software Technology Parks of India and to promote transparency in the
working.

 To provide maximum information suo-motu or sources thereof so that people have

minimum resort to use of the RTI Act.

1.3 Intended Users

This Handbook is useful for the software exporting industry including small/medium entrepreneurs
and individuals working in the related areas.

1.4 Contact Persons for getting more information

Please contact the Public Information Officer/concerned Assistant Public Information Officer(s) in
the office of the Software Technology Parks of India and its Centers/sub-Centers, as detailed in
Chapter – 17 below.

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1.5 Definitions/Abbreviations used
(a) “APIO” means Assistant Public Information Officer(s) designated under Section
5(1) of the RTI Act.
(b) “AA” means Appellate Authority to whom an appeal can be submitted under
Section 7(8)(iii) of the RTI Act
(c) “DG” means Director General, STPI
(d) “Foreign Trade Policy” means Export/Import Policy
(e) “PIO” means Public Information Officer designated under Section 5(1) of the RTI
Act
(f) “RTI Act” means Right to Information Act 2005
(g) “EHTP Scheme” means Electronics Hardware Technology Park
(h) “STP Scheme” means Software Technology Park
(i) “STPI” means Software Technology Parks of India

1.6 Procedure and fee structure for getting information not available in the
Handbook

Any person who wishes to seek information under the RTI Act, 2005 can file an application in
Form-A, attached with this Handbook, to the PIO or APIO concerned. Forms are available free of
cost in the O/o STPI/Center/sub-Center. It can also be downloaded from the STPI website.

A fee of Rs. 10/- (Rs. Ten only) per application will be charged for supply of information other
than the information relating to Tender Documents/Bids/Quotations/Business Documents in
addition to the cost of document or the photocopies of document/information, if any.

For Tender Documents, an application fee of Rs. 500/- (Rs. Five hundred) per application will be
charged.

A sum of Re. 1 per page will be charged for supply of photocopy of document(s) under the control
of O/o STPI.

The fee/charges payable as above shall be in the form Demand Draft/Indian Postal Order (IPO)
drawn in favor of Software Technology Parks of India and payable at Mumbai.

Subject to the provisions of the RTI Act, STPI will endeavor to reply/provide the information as
early as possible, and in any case within thirty days of the receipt of the request.

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 CHAPTER 2: PARTICULARS OF THE ORGANIZATION, FUNCTIONS
AND DUTIES [SECTION 4(1)(b)(i)]

2.1 STPI: The Background

Software Technology Parks of India was established and registered as an Autonomous Society
under the Societies Registration Act 1860, under the Department of Information Technology,
Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Government of India on 5 th June 1991
with an objective to implement STP Scheme, set-up and manage infrastructure facilities and
provide other services like technology assessment and professional training.

2.2 Objectives of the Society

The objectives of the Software Technology Parks of India are:

(a) To promote development of software and software services.
(b) To provide statutory services to the exporters by implementing
STP/EHTP Scheme.
(c) To provide data communication services including various
value added services to IT industries and corporate houses.
(d) To provide Project management and consultancy services both
at national and international level.
(e) To promote small and medium entrepreneurs by creating a
conducive environment in the field of Information Technology.
(f) To promote Bio-informatics/Bio-technology industries by
providing infrastructural and statutory support.

2.3 Functions of the Society

The STPI performs all functions necessary to fulfill its objectives and include the following: -

(1) To establish Software Technology Parks at various locations in the country;

(a) To establish and manage the infrastructural resources such as

communication facilities, core computers, building, amenities etc. in these
parks and to provide services to the users (who undertake software
development for export purposes) for development and export of software
through data link and to render similar services to the users other than
exporters
(b) To undertake other export promotional activities such as technology
assessments, market analysis, market segmentation etc.
(c) To organize specialized training in the field of software technology for
skill development.
(d) To work closely with respective State Government and act as an interface
between Industry and Government.

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 (e) To create incubation with plug and play facility with a low operation cost
in order to promote small and medium entrepreneurs.
(f) To promote secondary and tertiary locations by establishing STPI facilities
to promote STP/EHTP Scheme.
(g) To create entrepreneurship, by regularly organizing Entrepreneur
Development Programme.
(h) To assist State Governments in formulating IT policies and liaison for
promoting the IT industries in respective states to achieve a cumulative
growth of exports from all over the country.
(i) To implement quality and security standard in the IT industries.
(j) To work jointly with venture capitalists for providing financial assistance
to the IT industries.

(2) To perform financial management functions which comprise inter alia the
following activities;

(a) to obtain or accept grants, subscription, donations, gifts, bequests from

Government, Corporations, Trusts, Organizations or any person for
fulfilling the objectives of the STPI.

(b) to maintain a fund to which shall be credited :

- All money provided by the Central Government, State
Governments, Corporations, Universities etc.
- All fees and other charges received by the STPI.
- All money received by the STPI by way of grants, gifts, donations,
benefactions, bequests or transfers; and
- All money received by the STPI in any other manner or from any
other source

(a) To deposit all money credited to the Fund in scheduled Banks or to

invest in such a manner for the benefit of the STPI as may be
prescribed.

(b) To draw, make, accept endorse and discount cheques, notes or other
negotiable instruments and for this purpose, to sign, execute and
deliver such assurance and deeds as may be necessary for the
purposes of the STPI.

(c) To pay out of the funds belonging to the STPI or out of any
particular part of such funds, the expenses incurred by the STPI from
time to time including all expenses incidental to the formation and
reorganization of the STPI and management and administration of
any of the foregoing activities including all rents, rates taxes,
outgoing and the salaries of the employees.

(d) To acquire, hold and dispose of the property in any manner

whatsoever for the purposes of the STPI, with the prior

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 (e) approval of Governing Council.
2.4 Organizational Chart

Secy. DIT (Vice Chairman)

Executive Committee Of
Directors
Director General

D ir e c t o r
D r . S u n il K . A g r a w a l

A s s is t a n t D i r e c t o r A s s is t a n t D ir e c t o r A s s i s t a n t D ir e c t o r A d m in O f f i c e r A s s is t a n t D i r e c t o r
M r. M anas R ay M r .S h r i r a m R a m d a s i M r. P arag M odi M r s . R a js h r e e S h in d e M rs. S an d h ya W agh

M a n a g e m e n t R e p r e s e n t a t iv e O A & M IG D a t a c o m G r o u p ( A n d h e r i) A d m in & P e r s o n n e l G r o u p
(A P G )

D a t a c o m G r o u p ( V a s h i)
M s . M o n a li V e ru lk a r M r . S h a i l e s h R a h a te M s . N a m i t a W a g h m a re

E xp ort & Im p ort G rou p M r . P r a v i n B a n a it M r . R a v i n d ra P a t il

M r. M a y a n k S h riv a s ta v a (E IG )
M r. S a m e e M o h d K h an P u r c h a s e & F in a n c e G r o u p
M r . D h a n a n ja y G h o d m a re (P F G )
M rs . K irti V e rm a M r. V ija y D h o n d e
M r. B h a ra t K o n d h a lk a r
M s . J a y n e s h S o la n k i M r. S h a ik h Z o h e b Im ra n M rs . K a lp a n a J a d h a v
M r. P ra s h a n t S h in d e
M r. P ra m o d T u p e M r . T a b r e z A la m A l i m u d d in M rs. K a ru n a C h a v a n
M r. V a ib h a v P a th a k
M r. A n a n t S a k p a l
M r. B a s h ir N a s ir K h a n
M s . K ira n B ira d a r
M s . P riy a M a n d a v a k a r
M s. M eenal E dgaonkar
M r. A n th o n y G e o rg e T .

M r. V in a y a k S a lv e

Q u a lit y A s s u r n a c e G r o u p
(Q A G )

M r . M a y a n k S h ri v a s t a v a

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S T P I-A U R A N G A B A D
S h r ir a m R a m d a si
A s s t D ir e c t o r
P r a f u l l P a t in g e
O ffic e In C h a rg e
P r a f u l T h a k a re
Pankaj N em ade
S T P I-N A G P U R
M anas R ay
A s s t D ir e c t o r
S a n ja y D a r n e
O ffic e In C h a rge
A m o l L a k ra s N il e s h W a k c h a u re
A s h i s h Y e ln e R . V ija y
G a n e s h M u d li a r
W a s e e m S h a ik h
D IR E C T O R
M a h a ra sh tra
S T P I-N A S H I K S T P I-K O L H A P U R S T P I-P U N E
A j a y B h o s a le P arag M odi
D e p u ty D ir e c to r A s s t D ir e c t o r S o n a l B h a tw a d e k a r A ja y B h o sa le
J t. D ir e c t o r D e p u ty D ir e c to r
O f f ic e r I n C h a r g e D a ta c o m G r o u p - M a h a r a sh tr a
S a c h in P u r n a l e S a c h i n N a r u le
A s s t D ir e c t o r T e c h n ic a l o f f i c e r J it e n d r a K u lk a r n i H em ant R aw ade
A s s t D ir e c t o r A s s t D i r e c to r
1 . M a n a g e m e n t R e p r e se n ta tiv e D a ta c o m G r o u p - P u n e
2. B SG - ST PI Pune
V iv e k J a d h a v E x p o rt Im p o r t G r o u p
N i ti n K a t k e
B h a k ti D e s h p a n d e
R a je s h K a lra
P r a ti b h a J a d h a v
B a la s a h e b B u la k h e
H . N . Jadhav
J o h e b T a u fik S a y y ad
S a n d i p S h i to le
D eepak R okade
S a n g i ta M o h o r k a r
K a p il P a rd e shi
P u r c h a s e & F in a n c e G r o u p
S u c h il k u m a r G a d h a v e
H a rsh a d M o g a re
K ish o r D h a m a n e
S h ilp a D h a k a te
J a g d is h B o r a d e
S a n to sh C . A .
B h a ra tk u m ar K a h a n d al
N il e s h M h a s k e
S h a s h ik a n t P a til
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HSDC/DD Details of Services provided by STPI

2.5.1 SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY PARK (STP) SCHEME / ELECTRONIC HARDWARE

TECHNOLOGY PARK (EHTP) SCHEME

Software Technology Park (STP) is a 100% export oriented scheme for the development
and export of computer software using communication links or physical media and
including export of professional services. The scheme integrates the concept of 100%
Export Oriented Units (EOUs) and Export Processing Zones (EPZs) of the Government of
India and the concept of Science Parks / Technology Parks as operating elsewhere in the
World.

HIGHLIGHTS OF STP SCHEME

 Approval under single window clearance mechanism.

 Upto 100% foreign equity permitted.
 Goods imported / procured domestically by the STP units are completely duty free.
 Second hand capital goods may also be imported.
 Sales in the domestic market are permissible up to 50% of the export.
 Income tax benefit under sections 10 A / 10 B of Income Tax Act

2.5.2 HIGH SPEED DATA COMMUNICATION FACILITY (HSDC)

STPI has designed and developed state-of-the-art HSDC Network called SoftNET, which is
available to software exporters at internationally competitive prices. STPI has set up its
own International Gateways at 44 locations for providing HSDC links to the software
industry.

Local access to International Gateways at STPI Centers is provided through Point-to-Point

and Point-to-Multipoint microwave radios for the local loop which has overcome the last
mile problem and enabled STPI to maintain an up time of nearly 99.9%. The terrestrial
cables (fiber/copper) are also used wherever feasible. These communication facilities are
the backbone of the success in the development of offshore software activities.

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 STPI provides the following HSDC services through this network: -

1. International Private Leased Circuits (IPLCs)

2. Leased Internet Services (Premium and Standard)
3. Web/Home pages – hosting, authoring & maintenance.
4. Other value added services.

STPI provides worldwide connectivity for its software export units and is radiating about
more than 400 MBPS and is operating with international carriers from its earth stations /
available fiber capacity for various destinations.

2.5.3 INCUBATION

The incubator concept has emerged world wide as an essential component of the infrastructure
required for the growth of high technology businesses including Information Technology and
Software Development. These Incubators provide the necessary help to nurture technology ideas
into commercial successes.

STPI has launched the concept of incubation facility in many of its centers for the Small and
Medium Entrepreneurs (SMEs). STPI sets up entire facility ready for commencing operations by
software units from day one. It offers advantage of no gestation period and does not require any
capital investment. It helps in developing confidence in the client and ensures that the business
opportunity is not lost.

The Incubation facility have the following facilities

 Modular Built up are for ready to use by the Software Entrepreneurs

 Back up power supply
 Telephones and Fax facility
 Air Condition
 Business Center
 Conference Rooms & Training Facilities
 High Speed Communication Links, Internet & Video Conferencing Facilities.

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STPI HAS ESTABLISHED A TECHNOLOGY INCUBATION CENTER, AT MUMBAI, PUNE,
NAGPUR AND HAVE THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE FOR THIS KIND OF CENTRAL
FACILITY.

2.5.4 PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTANCY SERVICES

STPI has implemented domestic projects such as NIXI.

STPI is also planning to jointly bid for international assignments for IT,
Datacomm and Networking.

DOMESTIC IT PROJECTS FOR VARIOUS STATE GOVERNMENTS

WOULD ALSO BE ACTIVELY PURSUED FOR HIGHER REVENUES. STPI
ALSO PLANS TO TAP THE E-GOVERNANCE INITIATIVES OF VARIOUS
STATE GOVERNMENTS AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.

STPI do undertake turnkey assignments in IT and telecom. Consultancy services

have high margins with no/minimal capital expenditure. The critical requirement
for consultancy and project management services is the availability of skilled and
experienced manpower. To tap the market STPI would be having a dedicated
team of marketing and project management professionals operating from HQ and
its main centers.

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 Srinagar
STPI centers
Jammu
Bangalore Kolkata
Hubli Durgapur
Mangalore Kharagpur
Manipal Mohali
Mysore Navi Mumbai Shimla
Pune
Bhubaneswar Nasik Dehradun
Ranchi Kolhapur STPI-
Rourkela Nagpur HQ Gangtok Guwahati
Aurangabad Lucknow
Chennai Noida
Imphal
Coimbatore Noida Kanpur Allahabad
Jaipur
Madurai Allahabad
Pondicherry Bhillai
Tirunaveli Dehradun Ranchi
Trichy Kolkata Kharagpur
Indore Gandhi Nagar
Jaipur Indore Durgapur
Gandhinagar Jammu Nashik Bhilai
Kanpur Navi Mumbai
Guwahati Aurangabad
Lucknow Rourkela
Gangtok Mohali Pune Nagpur
Imphal Srinagar Bhubaneswar
Shimla Kolhapur
Hyderabad Wanrangal
Tirupati Vizag
Vijaywada Thiruvananthapuram Vijayawada
Vizag Hyderabad
Warangal Hubli Manipal
Mangalore Thirupati 10 Directorates, 35 Sub Centres
Bangalore
Chennai
Mysore
Trichy
Coimbatore Pondicherry
Madurai MAP NOT TO SCALE
Thiruvananthapuram
Thirunelveli
 Addresses of the registered office of the Software Technology Parks of India – Mumbai
and other Centers/sub-Centers

Working days/Hours: Monday to Friday

9.30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
MUMBAI
The Director
Software Technology Parks of India
Tower No 7, 6th Floor, Module No. 4, International InfoTech Park,
Vashi Railway Station cum Commercial Complex, Vashi, Navi Mumbai- 400 705.
Phone: 022- 27812102/3/4
Fax: 022-27812034
Website: http://www.mumbai.stpi.in

PUNE
Software Technology Park of India.
Pune InfoTech Park, Plot No. P-1, Hinjawadi,
Pune - 411 027
Phone: 020-2293 2644/2293 2645
Fax: 020-2293 2639
Website: http://www.mah.stpi.in

NAGPUR
Software Technology Park Of India
Plot.No.3, IT Park, South Ambazari Road.
Near VRCE Telephone Exchange, Parsodi, Nagpur.
Phone: 712-2227774/2234960
Fax: 712-2234960.
Website: http://www.mah.stpi.in
KOLHAPUR
Software Technology Park of India
Plot No:P-5, IT-Park, Behind Yallama Temple,
Opp.Jayprabha studio, Kolhapur-416005
Phone: 231-2644429
Fax: 231-2644429
Website: http://www.mah.stpi.in

AURANGABAD
Software Techology Park of India
Plot T-25, MIDC, Chikalthana,
Aurangabad-431210
Phone: 0240-2473859
Fax: 0240-2473860
Website: http://www.mah.stpi.in

NASHIK
Software Techology Park of India
Plot No IT-1, IT Parks,
MIDC, Ambad, Nashik-10
Phone: 0253-2382835
Fax: 0253-2382835
Website: http://www.mah.stpi.in
CHAPTER 3: POWERS AND DUTIES OF STPI OFFICERS / EMPLOYEES
[SECTION 4(1)(b)(ii)]

S. No. Name of the Post Job Responsibility

1. Overseeing the operations of STPI’s at all the locations.

2. Strategic planning & Co-ordination for expansion of STPI
infrastructure.
1. Director 3. Co-ordination with Govt. agencies for bandwidth requirement of
STPI
4. Monitoring & review of EoUs under STPI
5. Business development for STPI

1. Overseeing the operations of STPI’s at all the locations.

2. Strategic planning & Co-ordination for expansion of STPI
Joint Director/Asst. Directors Sub-Centers infrastructure.
2.
3. Co-ordination with other centers for bandwidth requirement of STPI
4. Monitoring & review of EoUs under STPI

1. Operational Head of Administration, Facilities and Logistic

Management, Personnel Administration, Human Resource issues
Administrative Officer reporting to Director.
3.
2. Purchases for centers
3. Legal court cases etc.
 Delegation of Powers

Governing Council/Director General/Sr. Director/Jurisdictional Directors/

Head (other than Directors) of Centers/Sub Centers
Financial Powers
Sl Rule No. Nature of Power Authority Authority Extent of Power Suggestions
No. of Bye- prescribed in empowered to Delegated after review
Laws of the Rules exercise the
the powers (Rs. In lacs)
Society

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1 To accept sponsored projects & receive DG DG Full Power -
grants, subscriptions or other financial
contribution from within the country

2 Purchase of capital equipment (At a time Director Director Upto 3.0 -

of any single item) including imported
items of the similar equivalent value DG DG Upto 30.0

ECOD ECOD Upto 50.0

GC GC Above 50.0
3 Contingent expenditure including Director Director Full Power -
payments of POL / electricity / water /
telephone / municipal taxes / salaries / DG DG Full Power
wages etc.

4 Deputing employees for short term & Director Director Full Power -
specialized training/courses in India &
 sanctioning of TA/DA as per rules and DG DG Full Power
training fees as per actuals
5 To appoint Causal Labour Director Director Full Power -

DG DG Full Power

6 Purchase of liveries for staff Director Director Full Power -

DG DG Full Power

7 To authorize officers & staff to travel on Director Director Full Power -

official tours by a class/mode of which
they are not entitled DG DG Full Power

8 Reimbursement of medical expenses -

(a) In accordance with normal rules Director Director Full Power

DG DG Full Power

(b) In relaxation of normal rules

DG Full Power
DG
9 Sanction of purchase or hire or repair of Director Director Full Power -
office equipment, furniture, fixtures,
coolers ACs etc. DG DG Full Power

10 Payment of rent towards Director Director Full Power -

office/residential accommodation
DG DG Full Power
11 Payment of legal Consultancy charges Director Director Full Power -

DG DG Full Power
12 Delegating an officer as Controlling Director Director Full Power -
officer for the purposes of TA, medical
other claims including countersigning of DG DG Full Power
claims

13 Sanctioning tours within India, advance Director Director Full Power -

of TA, LTC
DG DG Full Power

14 Sanctioning of any personal advances i.e. Director Director Upto 0.25 -

HBA, vehicle or any long term advance
DG DG Full Power

15 Sanction of conveyance charges Director Director Full Power -

DG DG Full Power

16 To pursuit undertaking of assignments DG DG Full Power -

within India, outside the Organization
without involving society funds
17 Sanction of purchases of books, journals, Director Director Full Power -
periodicals magazine etc. for library
DG DG Full Power

18 Sanction of hire of conveyance Director Director Full Power -

DG DG Full Power

19 Sanction of advertisements & publicity Director Director Upto 0.50 -

charges
 DG DG Beyond 0.50

20 Sanction of expenditure on hospitality & Director Director Upto 0.50 -

entertainment in India
DG DG Upto 5.0

ECOD ECOD Upto 10.0

21 Incurring of expenditure on Director Director Upto 1.0 -

conducting workshops / conferences/
seminars etc. in India DG DG Full Power

22 Repair/maintenance of civil works Director Director Upto 1.0 -

including electrical & mechanical
fittings/installation DG DG Upto 5.0

ECOD ECOD Upto 10.0

23 Purchase of Stationery etc. for office Director Director Full Power -

DG DG Full Power

24 Sponsored projects DG DG Full Power -

25 Business Promotion Director Director Upto 0.20 -

DG DG Full Power

26 Grant of Honorarium DG DG Full Power -

27 Sanction of office/residential telephones Director Director Full Power -

DG DG Full Power
28 Purchase of Softwares Director Director Upto 1.0 -

DG DG Full

29 Printing of Annual Reports & other Director Director Full Power -

documents
DG DG Full Power

30 Award of contract towards hiring of Director Director Full Power -

services for Pantry / Canteen / Security /
cleaning etc DG DG Full Power

31 Entering of MoU’s Contracts, DG DG Full Power -

Agreements for achievements of
objectives of the society (Govt. bodies, GC GC Full Power
International Carrier, Service Providers)

32 To receive financial contribution from GC GC Full Power -

abroad

33 Approval for deputation/training abroad

(a) Chief Executive

GC GC Full Power
(b) Heads of Centers
GC GC Full Power
(c) Other staff
GC GC Full Power

34 Procurement of land and construction of GC GC Full Power

buildings
35 Hiring of office/hostel/guest house DG DG Full Power -

36 To authorize persons to operate Bank DG DG Full Power -

Account and to sign of Bank documents
37 To permit undertaking of assignments GC GC Full Power -
abroad without involving society funds

38 Purchase of office vehicles GC GC Full Power

39 Payment of fees for sponsored Director Director Upto 1 month -

training/part time training
DG DG Upto 1 year

ECOD ECOD Beyond 1 year

40 Write-off irrecoverable Director Director Upto 0.05 -

loss/capital/rental (one time) (per
item/per cycle/period) DG DG Upto 0.10

ECOD ECOD Upto 0.50

GC GC Full Power
 Administrative Powers

Governing Council/Director General/Sr. Director/Jurisdictional Directors/

Head (other than Directors) of Centers/Sub Centers

Sl Rule Nature of Power Authority Authority Extent of Power Suggestions after

No. No. of prescribed empowered Delegated review
Bye- in the Rules to exercise
Laws of the powers
the
Society
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1 Creation of Posts GC GC Full Power

2 Appointment of Temporary staff/Full Part-

time on consolidated pay for 12 months
contract :

 Upto Rs. 8000 Director Director Full Power

 Upto Rs. 5000 DG DG Full Power

3 Director Director Full Power

Appointment of Casual Worker (As per the
minimum wages fixed by the respective State DG DG Full Power
Govt.)
4 Director Director Full Power
Casual skilled workers @ Rs.150 per day for
less than30 days DG DG Full Power
5 Selection & appointment of Staff

 Advertisement

 Set-up Panel, Finalize Selection,

Appointment and confirmation on
probation

 Upto Group `B’ posts Rs.6500-8000 Director Director Full Power

& below

 Beyond Group `B’ posts other than DG DG Full Power

Director

 Director GC GC Full Power

6 Extension of joining time, Resignation

Acceptance, Relaxation of Notice Period

 Upto Group `B’ posts Director Director Full Power

 Beyond Group `B’ posts other than DG DG Full Power

Director

 Director GC GC Full Power

7 Promotion including fixation of pay

 Upto Group `B’ posts Director Director Full Power

 Beyond Group `B’ posts other than DG DG Full Power

Director

 Director GC GC Full Power

8 Fixation of pay on appointment Director Director Full Power

9 Review request for higher pay on and other

appointment/promotion

 Beyond Group `B’ posts other than DG DG Full Power

Director

 Director GC GC Full Power

10 Transfers

 Upto Group `B’ posts Director Director Within the

Jurisdictional area

Full Power
 Beyond Group `B’ posts other than DG DG
Director Full Power

 Director GC GC

11 Disciplinary Authority

 Upto Group `B’ posts Director Director Full Power

 Beyond Group `B’ posts other than DG DG Full Power

Director

 Director GC GC Full Power

CHAPTER 4: THE PROCEDURE FOLLOWED IN THE DECISION
MAKING PROCESS, INCLUDING CHANNELS OF SUPERVISION
AND ACCOUTABILITY [4(1)(b)(iii)]

4.1 Governing Council

The Governing Council is the legislative organ, which regulates the policies and administers the
Society. All powers, functions and responsibilities of the Society vest in the Governing Council
which overseas the functioning of STPI through its Chief Executive Officer.

4.2 Director General

STPI is the Chief Executive Officer. Sr. Director (HQ) and all Center Directors report to him.

4.3 Center Directors

Have been delegated powers for implementation of STP/EHTP Schemes and to establish the
high speed data communication facilities for providing data link service to the industry within
their jurisdictional area. Directors have also been delegated the authority for approval of the
following defined activities within their jurisdictional area as per Foreign Trade Policy 2004-09,
as amended from time to time:

(a) Registration of new STP/EHTP units and their renewal under the scheme.

(b) Recommending for setting up of IT Park under STP Scheme and to send
proposal for approval of IMSC

(c) Approval of exports of Software’s in non-physical form and recommendations to

Customs for export in physical form by registered units.
CHAPTER 5: THE NORMS SET BY STPI FOR THE
DISCHARGE OF ITS FUNCTIONS [SECTION 4(1)(b)(IV)]
The forms related to Software Technology Park (STP)/Electronic Hardware Technology Park
(EHTP) scheme i.e. Application Form, Legal undertaking format, Application for obtaining
Import Export Code (IEC), Terms and condition of Letter of permission (LOP) etc. are available
with respective STPI Centers.

CHAPTER 6: THE RULES, REGULATIONS, INSTRUCTIONS,

MANUALS AND RECORDS HELD BY STPI OR UNDER ITS
CONTROL OR USED BY ITS EMPLOYEES FOR
DISCHARGING ITS FUNCTIONS [SECTION 4(1)(b)(v)]

6.1 Documents used by STPI

 The Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation Act), 1992
 Rules and Orders made under the Foreign Trade (D&R Act 1992)
 Foreign Trade Policy for the period 2004-09
 Handbook of Procedures (Volume 1)
 Handbook of Procedures (Volume 2) and Schedule of DEPB Rates.

CHAPTER 7: THE STATEMENT OF CATEGORIES OF DOCUMENT

THAT ARE HELD BY STPI OR UNDER ITS CONTROL
[SECTION 4(1)(b)(vi)]

For the official documents (Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manual, Records etc.) the details
are given below:
Sl. Name of the document Whether free or Held by/under the
No. priced. If priced, control of
what is the cost?
1 The Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation Under the control of
Act), 1992 Ministry of Commerce &
Industry.

2 Rules and Orders made under the Foreign Trade -do-

(D&R Act 1992)

3 Foreign Trade Policy for the period 2004-09 -do-

4 Handbook of Procedures (Volume 1) -do-

5 Handbook of Procedures (Volume 2) and Schedule -do-

of DEPB Rates.
Cases relating to STP/EHTP Scheme are processed under the procedures laid down in the above
documents.
Handbook of Procedures (Volume 1) is available at the http://dgft.delhi.nic.in
CHAPTER 8: PARTICULARS OF ARRANGEMENT THAT EXISTS
FOR CONSULTATION WITH OR REPRESENTATION BY THE
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC IN RELATION TO THE FORMULATION
OF POLICY OR IMPLEMENTATION THEREOF [SECTION 4(1)(b)(vii)]

No such arrangement is called for at present.

CHAPTER 9: 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 AND OTHER BODIES ARE OPEN
TO THE PUBLIC, OR MINUTES OF SUCH MEETINGS ARE
ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC [SECTION 4(1)(b)(viii)]

STPI function through the following organs:

9.1Governing Council (GC)

9.1.1 Composition:

(a) The Governing Council is the legislative organ, which regulates the policies and administers
the Society. Subject to a minimum of 15 and maximum of 18 members, it shall comprise the
following:-

(1) Hon’ble Minister, Administrative Ministry (Chairman).

(2) Secretary, Administrative Ministry (Vice-Chairman).
(3) Group Coordinator (STPI), Administrative Ministry (Member).
(4) Joint Secretary, (Society) Administrative Ministry
(5) Joint Secretary/Financial Adviser, Administrative Ministry.
(6) One representative of Ministry of Telecommunication, not below the rank of
Joint Secretary.
(7) One representative of Ministry of Home Affairs not below the rank of Joint
Secretary
(8) One Representative of Intelligence Bureau
(9) One Representative of Ministry of Finance (CBEC) not below the rank of Joint
Secretary.
(10) One representative of Ministry of Commerce not below the rank of Joint
Secretary.
(11) Chairman, Electronics and Software Export Promotion Council.
 (12) Up to four persons of eminence in the disciplines related to the functions of STPI.
(e.g. Electronics, Computer Software, International Trade, Finance etc) nominated
by the Chairman.
(13) Up to two representatives of trade / professional bodies related to the Industry
nominated by the Chairman
(14) Director General, STPI. (Member Secretary)

The tenure of the non-official members shall be two years. The Chairman may re-nominate a
non-official member for more than one term. In the event of a vacancy caused by resignation of a
member the tenure of the person who is nominated to fill the said vacancy shall be only for the
balance period.
 The present composition of the Council is as follows:

Chairman

1. Union Minister for Communications & Shri. A. Raja

Information Technology (MCIT) Hon’ble Minister for Communications &
Information Technology

Vice-Chairman

2. Secretary Shri. Jainder Singh

Department of Information Technology Secretary
Ministry of Communications & Department of IT, MCIT
Information Technology Electronics Niketan
6 CGO Complex, Lodi Road
New Delhi 110 003
Tel # 24364041
Fax # 24363134

Members

3. Representative of Department of Shri. G. P. Shrivastava

Telecommunications
Ministry of Communications & IT
Dy. Director General (CS)
Department of Telecommunications
Ministry of Communications & IT
Sanchar Bhawan, Ashok Road
New Delhi 110 001
Tel # 23710437
Fax # 23372061

4. Representative of Ministry of Finance Shri. Y. G. Paranade

(Excise & Customs) Director General (Systems & Data Management)
Directorate General of Systems & Data
Management
Central Board of Excise & Customs
Department of Revenue
Ministry of Finance
4th Floor, Samrat Hotel, New Delhi 110021
Tel # 2687 7960
Fax #
5. Representative of Ministry of Commerce Shri. Bharathi Sivaswami Sihag
Joint Secretary
Ministry of Commerce
Udyog Bhawan
New Delhi 110 001
Tel # 23062526
Fax # 23014418
6. Representative of Ministry of Home Affairs Shri L.C. Goyal
Joint Secretary (IS)
Ministry of Home Affairs
Room No. 193 A/1, North Block,
New Delhi 110 001
Tel # 2309 2736
Fax #

7. Representative of Intelligence Bureau Shri. R. N. Behura

Joint Director
Intelligence Bureau
(Ministry of Home affairs)
35 S.P. Marg, New Delhi
Tel/Fax # 2687 3556
8. Additional Secretary Shri. M. M. Nambiar
Department of Information Technology Additional Secretary
Ministry of Communications & IT Department of Information Technology
Ministry of Communications & IT
Electronics Niketan
6 CGO Complex, Lodi Road
New Delhi 110 003
Tel # 2436 3078

9. JS & FA Shri. E. K. Bharat Bhushan

Department of Information Technology JS&FA
Ministry of Communications & IT Department of Information Technology
Ministry of Communications & IT
Electronics Niketan,
6 CGO Complex, Lodi Road,
New Delhi 110 003
Tel # 24363097

10 Group Coordinator Shri Pankaj Agrawala

Department of Information Technology Joint Secretary
Ministry of Communications & IT Department of Information Technology
Ministry of Communications & IT
Electronics Niketan
6 CGO Complex, Lodi Road
New Delhi 110 003
Tel # 24363124
 Representatives of User Industry
11. Chairman, ESC Shri. Nalin Kohli, Chairman, ESC
514 Ansal Chamber- II
6, Bhikaji Cama Place,
New Delhi 110 066
Tel #26173898, 55405990 Fax# 26173829
12. President, NASSCOM Shri. Kiran Karnik
President
NASSCOM
International Youth Center
Teen Murti Marg, Chanakyapuri
New Delhi – 110021
Tel # 23010199, 23015416-18
Fax # 23015452
13 Shri. Arun Jain
Chairman & CEO
Polaris Software Lab Ltd
Polaris House
No. 244, Anna Salai,
Chennai-600 006
Tel # 044-285 24056, 28524154
Fax : 044-285 23280

14. Shri. P. R. Venkatrama Raja

Vice Chairman & Managing Director
Ramco Systems,
No.64, Sardar Patel Road
Taramani
Chennai-600 113
Tamil Nadu
Tel # 044 2235 4510, 2235 5711
15. Shri. G. Dijendranath
Chief Operating Officer
Altosys Software Technologies Ltd.
5th Floor, ‘Pottipati Plaza’
77, Nungambakkam High Road,
Nungambakkam, Chennai-600 034
Tel : (044 ) 2822 8647, 2820 3548/ 49/ 51
Fax : (044) 2820 3552
Member Secretary
16. Director General, STPI Shri. E. K. Bharat Bhushan, IAS
Director General
Software Technology Parks of India
Electronics Niketan,
6 CGO Complex, Lodi Road,
New Delhi 110 003
Tel # 24363108, 24363309 Fax # 24364336
9.1.2 Powers and Functions:

All the powers, functions and responsibilities of the Society shall be vested in the Governing
Council, which will oversee the functioning of the STPI through the Chief Executive Officer.

9.1.3 Executive Committee of Directors (ECOD)

The ECOD which is an organ of the Society in terms of Clause 9 of this Memorandum shall
perform functions in the following matters:

(a) Examination of new proposals/schemes and budget.

(b) Review and rationalization of system and management practices relating to common
issues such as staff matters including review promotions and staff welfare, service
conditions, delegation of powers.
(c) Examination of proposals for deputation of personnel abroad for project based
assignments including equipment procurement.
(d) Examination of proposals for write off irrecoverable dues and obsolete stores.
(e) In addition to the matters as at (a) above, examination of all other proposals
involving financial implications including regulation of financial powers of
various officers.
(f) Any other matter which the Governing Council may remit to it for consideration
and advice.

Except where the powers are vested in the ECOD, it shall render advice to the Governing
Council.

The ECOD shall comprise the following members:

(a) Director General STPI Chairman

(b) Joint Secretary & Financial Advisor, DIT Member

(c) Joint Secretary / Group Coordinator (STPI),DIT Member

(d) Sr. Director, STPI Member

(e) Three Directors of STPI Centers Member

(to be nominated by DG)

(f) Director(Finance)/Chief Finance Officer, STPI Member

(g) Director (HQ) Member

(h) Director (Personnel)/Chief Admn.Officer, STPI Member Secretary

9.1.4 Standing Executive Boards (SEBs)

(a) A Standing Executive Board (SEB) shall be constituted for each State where the
STPI has a Center to act as an interface with the industry and State Government
for policy and operational issues. The SEBs shall also prepare the future
expansion plans for the Center/Sub-Centers, augmentation of facilities, annual
plan and budget for each STP and advise the Chief Executive Officer.

(i) DG/his representative (not below the Chairman

rank of Director)
(ii) One representative from DIT Member
(iii) Secretary, IT, State Govt./his representative Member
(iv) Commissioner (Custom & Excise)/his Member
representative
(v) Two representatives of local IT industry Member
(vi) Representative of IB Member
(vii) Representative of STPI-HQ Member
(to be nominated by Director –HQ)

(viii) Director, STPI Center Member

Secretary

Officer-in-charge of the Center/Sub-Centers shall attend the SEB meetings. DG may co-opt any
other person, as may be necessary.
The composition of SEB, Maharashtra as indicated below:

1. Director General, Chairman Dr.Omkar Rai

Software Technology Parks of India
Electronics Niketan, 6, CGO Complex,
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-I I 0 003
Tel.: 011- 24362811/ 24363108/
Fax.: 011-24363436/24364336

2. Representative from DIT

3. Secretary, IT State Govt. / Secretary – Information Technology

Representative of IT
Shri S. S. Patil, General Manager,
Industries Pune 9371005391

Shri. V. H. Deshmukh, Joint Director

(Industries), Pune

Shri. Tanaji Satre, Jt. CEO, MIDC

Shri. A. M. Kawade,
Regional Officer, MIDC, Pune
9823172848

4. Commissioner (Custom & Excise)/His Shri A.S.R Nair

Representative Commissioner of Central Excise, Pune

Shri N. V. Kulkarni
Joint Commissioner, Pune
Tel. No. 9520 – 26119359
5. Representatives Of Local IT Industry Shri Ganesh Natrajan
CEO, M/s. Zensar Technologies Ltd.

Shri Ashank Desai

Chairman and Managing Director
M/s. Mastek Ltd.

Shri Sanjay Marathe

Head SBU –9823120382

Mr. Sadanandan C. T.
Head Procurement & Projects
9819034347
6. Representative Of IB

7. Representative of STPI- HQ (to be

nominated by Director HQ)

8. Director, STPI Center Shri P. Venugopal, Director

9. Special Invitee Shri. Ramkrishnan,

Director General, C-DAC
Shri. S. P. Deshpande Director,
M/S. Persistent Systems Pvt. Ltd.
Shri. Anand Deshpande, Director
M/S. Persistent Systems Pvt. Ltd.

List of Members of First meeting of Standing Executive Board, which was held on
Thursday, May 26, 2005 between 11.30hrs to 13.30 hrs at STPI-Pune office.

MEETINGS OF THE ABOVE COUNCIL/COMMITTEE/BOARDS ARE

NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
CHAPTER 10: A DIRECTORY OF ITS OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
[SECTION 4(1)(b)(ix)]

Details of Officers/ Employees are given below:

STPI-Mumbai – Regular

Sl. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email

No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office Ext

Dr. Sunil K. Agrawal, 022 27812102/ - 27812034

1 sunil@mumbai.stpi.in
Director 03/ 04
Mr. Manas Ray, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
2 manas@mumbai.stpi.in.
Assistant Director 03/ 04
Mr. Parag Modi, 022 26878091/ - 26878118
3 parag@mumbai.stpi.in
Assistant Director 26878118
Mr. Shriram Ramdasi, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
4 shriram@mumbai.stpi.in
Assistant Director 03/ 04
Mrs. Sandhya Wagh 022 27812102/ - 27812034
5 sandhya@mumbai.stpi.in
Assistant Director 03/ 04
Mrs. Rajshree Shinde, 022 27812102/ - 27812034 rajshree@mumbai.stpi.in.
6
Admin Officer 03/ 04
Mr. Mayank Shrivastava, 022 27812102/ - 28304761
7 mayank@mumbai.stpi.in
MTSS 03/ 04
Ms. Kirti Verma, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
8 kirti@mumbai.stpi.in.
MAS 03/ 04
Ms. Kalpana Jadhav, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
9 kalpana@mumbai.stpi.in
MAS 03/ 04
Ms. Karuna Chavan, 022 27812102/ - 27780978
10 karuna@mumbai.stpi.in.
MAS 03/ 04
Ms. Namita Waghmare, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
11 namita@mumbai.stpi.in
MASS 03/ 04
Mr. Jaynesh Solanki, 022 26878091/ 26878118
12 jaynesh@mumbai.stpi.in.
MASS 26878118
Ms. Priya Mandavakar, 022 27812102/ - 27812034 priya@mumbai.stpi.in.
13
MTSS 03/ 04
Mr. Anthony George, 022 27812102/ - 27812034 anthony@mumbai.stpi.in.
14
MTSS 03/ 04
Mr. Pravin Banait, 022 28304761/ - 28304761
15 pravin@mumbai.stpi.in
MTSS 28323005
Mr. Vinayak Salve, 022 - vinayak@mumbai.stpi.in.
16
MTSS
Mr. Pramod Tupe, 022 26878091/ - 26878118
17 pramod.t@mumbai.stpi.in.
MASS 26878118
Mr. Ravindra Patil, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
18 ravi@mumbai.stpi.in.
MASS 03/ 04
STPI-Mumbai – Contract

Sl. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email

No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

Mr. Shailesh Rahate, 022 28323005/ - 28304761

1 MTS 28304761 shailesh@mumbai.stpi.in

Ms. Monali Verulkar, 022 27812102/ - 27812034

2 MTS 03/ 04 monali@mumbai.stpi.in

Ms. Meenal Edgaonkar, 022 26878091/ 26878118

3 MASS 26878118 meenal@mumbai.stpi.in

Mr. Anant Sakal 022 27812102/ - 27812034

4 MASS 03/ 04 anant@mumbai.stpi.in

Ms. Kiran Biradar 022 27812102/ - 27812034

5 MASS 03/ 04 kiran@mumbai.stpi.in

Vaibhav Pathak, 022 27812102/ - 27812034

6 MTSS 03/ 04 vaibhav@mumbai.stpi.in

Vijay Dhonde, 022 28323005/ - 28304761

7 vijay@mumbai.stpi.in
MTSS 28304761
Samee Mohd Khan, 022 28323005/ - 28304761
8 samee@mumbai.stpi.in
MTSS 28304761
Dhananjay Ghodmare, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
9 dhananjay@mumbai.stpi.in
MTSS 03/ 04
Bharat Kondhalkar, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
10 bharat@mumbai.stpi.in
MTSS 03/ 04
Prashant Shinde, MTSS 022 27812102/ - 27812034
11 prashant@mumbai.stpi.in
03/ 04
Bashir Nasir Khan, 022 27812102/ - 27812034
12 bashir@mumbai.stpi.in
MTSS 03/ 04
Shaikh Zoheb Imran, 022 28323005/ - 28304761
13 zoheb@mumbai.stpi.in
MTSS 28304761
Tabrez Alam 022 28323005/ - 28304761
14 tabrez@mumbai.stpi.in
Alimuddin, MTSS 28304761
STPI- Pune Regular
S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email
No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

Mrs. Sonal Bhatawadekar

sonal@mah.stpi.in
1 Joint Director 020 22932644/45 - 22932639

Mr. Ajay Bhosale

2 Deputy Director 020 26824868 - 26824592 ajay@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Jitendra Kulkarni

3 Assistant Director 020 22932644/45 - 22932639 jitendra@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Hemant Rawade

4 Assistant Director 020 22932644/45 - 22932639 hemant@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Rajesh Kalra

5 MTSS 020 26824868 - 26824592 kalra@mah.stpi.in

Ms. Shilpa Dhakate,

shilpa@mah.stpi.in
6 MASS 020 22932644/45 - 22932639

Ms. Pratibha Jadhav

pratibha@mah.stpi.in
7 MASS 020 22932644/45 - 22932639

Mr. H.N.Jadhav
8 MASS 020 22932644/45 - 22932639 jadhav@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Shashikant Patil

9 020 26824868 26824592 shashikant@mah.stpi.in
MTSS- SII
STPI Pune Contract
S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email
No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

Mr. Nitin Katke

1 MTS 020 26824868 - 26824592 nitin@mah.stpi.in

Ms. Bhakti Deshpande

2 MTS 020 22932644/45 - 22932639 bhakti@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Santosh C. A.
3 Electrician 020 22932644/45 - 22932639 santosh@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Sandip Shitole

4 MASS 020 22932644/45 - 22932639 sandip@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Balasaheb Bulakhe

5 MTSS 020 25393314 - balasaheb@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Deepak Rokade

6 MTSS 020 25393314 - deepak@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Kapil Pardeshi

7 MTSS 020 26824868 - 26824592 kapil@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Suchilkumar Gadhave

8 MTSS 020 22932644/45 - 22932639 suchil@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Joheb Taufik Sayyad

9 MTSS 020 26824868 - 26824592 joheb@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Harshad Mogare

10 MTSS 020 25393314 - harshad@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Kishor Dhamne,

11 020 26824868 - 26824592 kishor@mah.stpi.in
MTSS
Ms. Sangita Mohorkar, sangita@mah.stpi.in
12 020 26824868 - 26824592
MASS
13
020 26824868 - 26824592 jagdish@mah.stpi.in
Mr. Jagdish Borade, MTSS

14 Mr. Bharatkumar Kahandal, 020 26824868 - 26824592 bharatkumar@mah.stpi.in

MTSS
STPI- Nagpur Regular

S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email

No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

1 Mr. Amol Lakras 0712 2227774/ 2227774 amol@mah.stpi.in

MASS 2234960

STPI Nagpur Contract

S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email
No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

Mr. Sanjay Darne 0712 2227774/ 2227774

1 MTS 2234960 sanjay@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Ashish Yelne 0712 2227774/ 2227774

2 MTS 2234960 ashish@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Ganesh Mudliar 0712 2227774/ 2227774

3 MTSS 2234960 ganesh@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Waseem Ahmed 0712 2227774/ 2227774

4 waseem@mah.stpi.in
Shaikh, MTSS 2234960

STPI Aurangabad contract

S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email
No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

Mr. Prafull Patinge 0240 2473859/ - 2473860

1 Office- In- Charge 2473860 prafullpatinge@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Pankaj Namade 0240 2473859/ - 2473860

2 MASS 2473860 pankajnemade@mah.stpi.in

Mr. Praful Thakare 0240 2473859/ - 2473860

3 MTSS 2473860 prafulthakare@mah.stpi.in
STPI- Nashik Regular

S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email

No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

1 Mr. Sachin Purnale 0253 2382835 2382835 sachin@mah.stpi.in

Assistant Director

STPI- Nashik Contarct

S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email

No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

1 Mr. Vijay Rajendran 0253 2382835 2382835 vijay@mah.stpi.in

MTSS

2 Mr. Nilesh Wakchaure 0253 2382835 2382835 nilesh@mah.stpi.in

MTS

STPI- Kolhapur Regular

S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email

No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

1 Mr. Sachin Narule 0231 2644429 2644429 sachinnarule@mah.stpi.in

Technical Officer

STPI- Kolhapur Contract

S\l. Name/ Designation STD Ph. No. Fax Email
No. Code
S / Shri / Smt. /Km. Office

1 Mr. Vivek Jadhav 0231 2644429 2644429 vivek@mah.stpi.in

MTSS
CHAPTER 11: MONTHLY REMUNERATION RECEIVED BY EACH
OFFICER / EMPLOYEE OF STPI INCLUDING THE SYSTEM OF
COMPENSATION AS PROVIDED IN ITS REGULATION [SECTION 4(1)
(b)(x)]

The details of remuneration received by each officer/employee are detailed below. The system
of compensation is as per Government of India Rules as applicable from time to time.
STPI-Mumbai – Regular Employee
Sr. Monthly remuneration
Name Designation
No. (Gross) as on October 07

53,909.00
1 Dr. Sunil K. Agrawal Director
22,231.00
2 Mr. Manas Ray Assistant Director
20,820.00
3 Mr. Parag Modi Assistant Director
20,820.00
4 Mr. Shriram Ramdasi Assistant Director
20,820.00
5 Mrs. Sandhya Wagh Assistant Director
22,231.000
6 Ms. Rajshree Shinde Admin. Officer
12,164.00
7 Mr. Mayank Shrivastava MTSS
12,099.00
8 Ms. Kirti Verma MAS
12,099.00
9 Ms. Kalpana Jadhav MAS
12,099.00
10 Ms. Karuna Chavan MAS
10,817.00
11 Ms. Namita Waghmare
MASS
10,817.00
12 Mr. Jaynesh Solanki MASS
10,817.00
13 Ms. Priya Mandavkar MTSS
10,817.00
14 Mr. T. Anthony George MTSS
10,817.00
15 Mr. Vinayak Salve MTSS
10,817.00
16 Mr. Pravin Banait MTSS
9,947.00
17 Mr. Pramod Tupe MASS
8,216.00
18 Mr. Ravindra Patil Assistant
STPI-Mumbai - Contract Employee

Sr. No. Name Designation Consolidated Salary

August– 2007

Mr. Shailesh Rahate

1 MTS 11,500.00
Ms. Monali Verulkar
2 MTS 9,000.00
Ms. Meenal Edgaonkar
3 MASS 7,000.00
Mr. Anant Sakpal
4 MASS 5,000.00
Ms. Kiran Biradar
5 MASS 5,500.00

Mr. Samee Mohd Khan MTSS 7,000.00

6
7,000.00
7 Mr. Dhananjay Ghodmare MTSS
7,000.00
8 Mr. Bharat Kondhalkar MTSS
7,000.00
9 Mr. Prashant Shinde MTSS
7,000.00
10 Mr. Vaibhav Pathak MTSS
7,000.00
11 Mr. Vijay Dhonde MTSS
7,000.00
12 Mr. Bashir Nasir Khan MTSS
7,000.00
13 Mr. Shaikh Zoheb Imran MTSS
7,000.00
14 Mr. Tabrez Alam Alimuddin MTSS
STPI-Pune Regular Employee

Sr. No. Name Designation Monthly remuneration

(Gross) as on October 07

1 Ms. Sonal Bhatawadekar

Joint Director 32,155.00
2 Mr. Ajay Bhosale
Deputy Director 24,401.00
3 Mr. Jitendra Kulkarni Assistant
19,604.00
Director
4 Mr. Hemant Rawade Assistant
19,604.00
Director
5 Mr. Rajesh Kalra
MTSS 11,238.00
6 Ms. Shilpa Dhakate
MASS 9,600.00
7 Ms. Pratibha Jadhav
MASS 9,600.00
8 Mr. H. N. Jadhav 8,714.00
MASS
9 8,691.00
Mr. Shashikant Patil MTSS S II
STPI-Pune - Contract Employee

Sr. No. Name Designation Consolidated Salary

as on October 2007

1
Mr. Santosh CA Electrician 10,000.00
2
Mr. Sandip Shitole MASS 8,000.00
3 MASS
Ms. Sangita Mohorkar 5,500.00
4
Mr. Nitin Katke MTS 11,000.00
5
Ms. Bhakti Deshpande MTS 11,000.00
6 Mr. Balasaheb Bulakhe
MTSS 7,000.00
7 Mr. Deepak Rokade MTSS
7,000.00
8 Mr. Kapil Pardeshi MTSS
8,000.00
9 Mr. Suchilkumar Gadhave MTSS
8,000.00
10 Mr. Joheb Taufik Sayyad MTSS
8,000.00
11 Mr. Harshad Mogare MTSS
8,000.00
12 MTSS
Mr. Kishor Dhamane 7,000.00
13 MTSS
Mr. Jagdish Borade 7,000.00
14 MTSS
Mr. Bharatkumar Kahandal 7,000.00
STPI Nagpur - Regular Employee

Sr. No. Name Designation Monthly remuneration

(Gross) as on October 07

1 Mr. Amol Lakras MASS 9,240.00

STPI-Nagpur - Contract Employee

Sr. no. Name Designation Consolidated Salary

October 2007

1 Mr. Sanjay Darne Center- In- Charge 12,000.00

2 Mr. Ashish Yelne MTS 11,000.00
3 Mr. Ganesh Mudliar MTSS 7,000.00
4 Mr. Waseem Ahmed Shaikh MTSS 5,000.00

STPI Nashik - Regular Employee

Sr. No. Name Designation Monthly remuneration

(Gross) as on October 07

1 Mr. Sachin Purnale Assistant Director 18,960.00

STPI Nashik - Contract Employee

Sr. no. Name Designation Consolidated Salary

May 2007

Mr. Vijay Rajendran

1 MTSS 5,500.00
Mr. Nilesh Wakchaure
2 MTS 8,000.00
STPI Aurangabad - Contract Employee

Sr. no. Name Designation Consolidated Salary

October 2007

Mr. Prafull Patinge

1 Center- In- Charge 10,000.00
Mr. Pankaj Namade
2 MASS 8,000.00
Mr. Praful Thakare
3 MTSS 8,500.00

STPI Kolhapur - Regular Employee

Sr. No. Name Designation Monthly remuneration

(Gross) as on October 07

1 Mr. Sachin Narule Technical Officer 15,450.00

STPI Kolhapur - Contract Employee

Sr. no. Name Designation Consolidated Salary

October 2007

Mr. Vivek Jadhav

1 MTSS 7,000.00
CHAPTER 12: BUDGET ALLOCATED TO CENTER / SUB-
CENTER INDICATING THE PARTICULARS OF ALL PLANS,
PROPOSED EXPENDITURES AND REPORTS ON
DISBURSEMENTS MADE [SECTION 4(1)(b)(xi)]

STPI, MUMBAI Center has been grouped with Five sub Centers, each group headed by a Asst.
Director /Officer In Charge. Annual plans are prepared by these groups. STPI-Centers as profit
Centers, meet their expenses from their corresponding incomes and separate Income &
Expenditure account prepared by the STPI-Mumbai & STPI-Pune Centers. Out of the total
income generated from the datacom income, project consultancies and interest from the banks,
the expenditure of the Centers pertaining to the data link charges, establishment and other
administrative expenses are met out from such incomes.

CHAPTER 13: MANNER OF EXECUTION OF SUBSIDY PROGRAMMES

INCLUDING THE AMOUNT ALLOCATED AND THE DETAILS OF
BENEFICIARIES OF SUCH PROGRAMMES [SECTION 4(1)(b)(xii)]

STPI have no such programs.

CHAPTER 14: PARTICULARS OF RECIPIENTS OF CONCESSIONS,

PERMITS OR AUTHORISATION GRANTED BY STPI [SECTION 4(1)(b)
(xiii)]

STPI gives approval for setting up STP/EHTP units under the respective schemes
(STP/EHTP). 100% Software/Hardware export oriented units are eligible for
benefits under the scheme(s).
CHAPTER 15: DETAILS IN RESPECT OF THE INFORMATION,
AVAILABLE TO OR HELD BY STPI, REDUCED IN AN ELECTRONIC
FORM

The forms related to Software Technology Park (STP)/Electronics Hardware Technology Park
(EHTP) scheme i.e. Application form, Legal undertaking format, Application for obtaining
Import Export Code (IEC), Terms and condition of letter of permission (LOP) etc. are available
with respective STPI Centers.

CHAPTER 16: PARTICULARS OF FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO

CITIZENS FOR OBTAINING INFORMATION, INCLUDING THE
WORKING HOURS OF A LIBRARY OR READING ROOM, IF
MAINTAINED FOR PUBLIC USE [SECTION 4(1)(b)(xv)]

No library/reading room as such is maintained for public. However, STPI Centers have
dedicated Business Development/EXIM Groups where software exporters/units/industry
intending to get more information can have access during working hours for any
clarification/guidance.

CHAPTER 17: NAMES, DESIGNATIONS AND OTHER

PARTICULARS OF THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS [SECTION
4(1)(b)(xvi)]

Appellate Authority in STPI: Dr.Omkar Rai

Director General
Address: Electronics Niketan
6, CGO Complex
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003
Telephone No. 24363108, 24363309
Fax No. 24363436, 24364336
E-Mail ID:
 Name and contact no. of Public Information Officer at
Software Technology Parks of India centers in Maharashtra

Sr. Names of Name of Officer Designation Mobile No. Residence Email ID

No. center/ sub- Tel. No.
Center
1. STPI-Mumbai Shri. Manas Ray Asst Director 9869462660 - manas@mumbai.stpi.in

2. STPI-Pune Shri. Jitendra Asst Director 9822638116 - jitendra@mah.stpi.in

Kulkarni
3. STPI-Nashik Shri. Sachin Asst Director 9822329240 - sachin@mah.stpi.in
Purnale
4. STPI- Technical 9850963617 - sachinnarule@mah.stpi.in
Kolhapur Shri. Sachin Narule Officer
CHAPTER 18: SUCH OTHER INFORMATION AS MAY BE
PRESCRIBED [SECTION 4(1)(b)(xvii)]

FORM ‘A’
Form of Application for seeking information from STPI

RTI Application No. ________________

Dated of Receipt__________________

(To be filled by the Office)

To
Public Information Officer
STPI, Mumbai /Pune

1. Name of the applicant :

2. Postal Address
(complete with Pin Code) :

3. Tele No., Fax, E-mail etc :

4. Particulars of Information required :

5. * It is certified that I do fall under the Below Poverty Line (BPL), and an attested copy of
the relevant certificate (issued by the competent authority) is enclosed herewith for your
information.(* Please strike out if not belonging to the BPL category)

6. I state that the information sought does not fall within the restrictions contained in Section 8
of the RTI Act and to the best of my knowledge it pertains to your office.

7. Demand Draft (DD)/Indian Postal Order (IPO) for an amount of Rs.10/- drawn in favor
of Software Technology Parks of India payable at Mumbai.

8. DD/IPO Number _______________ dated _________________

Place:

Date:

Signature of Applicant:

Kindly fill the entire columns properly and strike out, whichever is not applicable.