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MINUTES OF THE 41st PAB MEETING UNDER ICPS - KARNATAKA The forty-first meeting of the Project Approval Board (PAB) for ICPS was held under the Chairpersonship of Secretary WCD, on 28th June, 2012 to consider the financial proposal for release of grants for 2012-13 to the State of Karnataka. List of participants is placed at Annex ‘A’. 2. At the outset, Chairperson welcomed all officers present and invited Director, Department of WCD, Karnataka/ Member Secretary, KSICP Society, to present the perspective and plan of the State with regard to Child Protection, progress so far and their financial proposal under ICPS. A copy of the presentation is placed at Annex ‘B’. A visit had been made by a Central team from the 19th to the 22nd of June, 2012, to look at the qualitative aspects of Scheme implementation in the State and key issues were shared with the State during discussions on each component. A copy of issues identified can be seen at Annex ‘C’.

3. Statutory Structures: The State informed that Statutory Structures, namely Child Welfare Committees, Juvenile Justice Board and Special Juvenile Police Units (CWC, JJBs and SJPUs) were in place and functional in all districts. Bangalore district has two CWCs, urban and rural and SJPUs have been set up in 40 police districts. A training module has been finalised for JJ functionaries. The State shared that a three member Committee has been set up under Chief Justice in response to a PIL filed regarding high pendency in JJBs. It emerged that pendency was very high in Bengaluru city. The JJBs in the State are headed by the Chief Judicial Magistrate which is not in line with the JJ Act as he is responsible for reviewing pendency. PAB advised the State that matters such as pendency and restoration/transfer of children to families, need to be accorded the highest priority and number of sittings may be increased where required. PAB also advised the State to use technology/video conferencing for speeding up inquiries and restoration of children. The State was advised to follow due process for transfer of children, as detailed in the GOI SOP on transfer, to ensure their safety. The State assured that it would look into the mechanisms available in the State to review pendency and train personnel on transfer.

4. It was informed that E - just, an automation system (database on children within the JJ system) based on the Juvenile Justice Act has been developed and is in use in 3 districts. Cases coming up in JJBs and CWCs are tracked through this. Separately, a missing children’s bureau is also being run in coordination with Don Bosco (Home Link initiative) and the police. 4549 missing complaints have been registered so far of which 2018 children have been traced. The system will be rolled out soon in other districts as well.

The software related to the profile and individual care plans of children is still being developed. PAB advised the State that data available should be dovetailed with the Central database once the central Child tracking system is in place. The NIC team would be conducting a training of officials in Karnataka on the Child Tracking system, in the first week of July. The State reported that registration of Child Care institutions under the JJ Act is being given priority. 500 applications have been received of which 150 institutions have already been registered. 5. Service Delivery Structures: The State informed that Service delivery structures i.e. SCPS, SARA, have been established and almost all staff has been recruited for the same. Staff has been appointed and trained in 20 District Child Protection Units (DCPUs) and will be appointed in 10 remaining districts by end of July. PAB was informed that a Child Protection Unit supported by UNICEF has been functioning as the State Project Support Unit till date. UNICEF support is to end in December 2012 and thus financial support was sought from the Ministry for 3 months only for SPSU. 6. District need Assessment and Action plans: Districts Child Protection Plans have been developed for three districts with the help of UNICEF after a need assessment and the State informed that they would be conducting a similar exercise in all other districts based on the need assessment format developed by GOI. 7. Institutional Care: State has sought support for the 43 Children’s Homes and 6 Observation Homes (GO) and 11 NGO run Children Homes, which are already supported. However, of these 2 Observation Homes in Bellary and Shimoga and one NGO run Children’s Home do not have any beneficiaries and therefore PAB decided not to support them this year. Further, the State has proposed for 11 additional Children’s Homes and Observation Homes each. Of these, 4 Observation Homes and 6 Children’s Homes either do not have beneficiaries or the Homes have not started functioning. PAB informed the State that rationale/justification and reassessment would be necessary before these could be approved. PAB noted that many Homes are underutilised and thus rationalization is required. NIPCCD, Bangalore had undertaken a study last year, to help the State to rationalize the requirement of Homes. However, PAB noted that there are many Homes where capacity utilization is still very low. PAB advised the State to think in terms of an integrated complex, wherein services for children from different categories, can be segregated within the same complex, instead of building separate Homes in separate locations. This

complex could also include services for women and old age homes, and beneficiaries of these services could be developed as caregivers/mentors for the young ones. Also, the State was advised to focus on establishing a quality rehabilitation programme within all facilities, based on guidelines provided in the Scheme and JJ Act. PAB advised that there should be emphasis on training of personnel and building linkages for a referral or voluntary and mentoring programme, for provision of services such as counseling and life skills education in homes/shelters. It was suggested that SHG women could be involved in child care services. Follow up on children released on bail should also be undertaken. The State also sought permission to increase salaries of PT /Craft teacher from their own budget and was encouraged to do so. The State informed that, Inspection Committees in all districts and Management Committees for each home have been set up. The State informed that 16 inspections have been conducted so far and that children affected by drug abuse or suffering from mental illness are being transferred to the Bengaluru CWC and referred to NIMHANS for appropriate care and treatment. 8. Non - Institutional Care: The State informed the PAB that streamlining of inter-country adoption and strengthening domestic adoption through appropriate mechanisms was in process. State Adoption Advisory Committee, SAAs, ARCs etc. were in place and regular training of functionaries was being conducted in collaboration with CARA. However, it was informed by CARA representative that many Specialized Adoption Agencies (SAAs) are not entering data on CARINGS which should be ensured. PAB advised the State to ensure that better coordination is established so that destitute adoptable children can be linked with willing Prospective Adoptive Parents. Further, the State informed that a Sponsorship programme for needy children and for HIV affected children was ongoing. They were in turn informed that a Sponsorship & Foster Care fund and an After care fund would be made available for the State, at the district level, under ICPS as well, however the programmes were to be implemented as per the Ministry’s guidelines. 9. Open Shelters: Of the 23 Open Shelters that were proposed earlier by the State, funds for 14 have already been released. The State had not released any grants to these Open Shelters as they were being developed and trained. The State was informed that grants for the remaining nine for which sanction was approved would be released soon. The State sought approval for 4 new Open Shelters. However as Open Shelters is a new component, it was felt that existing shelters should be operationalised with quality standards before setting up any additional ones. PAB advised the State to look at existing models in Delhi such as those run by Butterflies and Salaam Balak Trust, to get a clear picture of what was needed. On request by the State, one more Open Shelter was approved in principle (YMCA), provided the approval of PSC is communicated to the Ministry.

10. Innovative Project: Under this head, two initiatives are proposed to be expanded in the State: (1) The Rakshinee initiative, a campaign against children being used for begging, which has already resulted in 138 Children and 123 infants with mothers, being rescued and rehabilitated by CWC and (2) CCRU (Collaborative Child Response Unit) set up in 2 Hospitals to provide services for children affected by sexual abuse. Training on the multi-disciplinary approach involved in running such a unit had already been conducted for 4 hospitals and NGO staff. Both Initiatives were appreciated for their design and intent. The State also informed that the State Commission for Protection of Child Rights has addressed 502 cases in 2011-12. To counter Child Marriage in the State, a State Core Committee has been formed under the Chairmanship of Justice Shivraj Patil, which has submitted a report and Action Plan to Prohibit Child Marriage. As per the recommendation of the said committee, a Child marriage special cell has been created on 16/11/2011 in the Department. Additionally, Anti-trafficking Vigilance Committees have been set up at the Zila Parishad, Taluka and Gram Panchayat level. 11. Decisions taken by the Board: 11.1 SCPS, SARA:

PAB approved recurring grants for the entire year (April 2012- March 2013) except for staff salary which would be approved as per date of appointment.

Rs. 10 lakhs each to be provided for both innovative projects proposed.

11.2 SPSU: Recurring grant for three months from January – March 2013. Non recurring grant already released in 2009-10. 11.3 DCPU: PAB approved recurring grant according to the staff appointment i.e. for 11 months in 11 DCPUs, 10 months in 6 DCPUs and 9 months in remaining 13 DCPUs except fund for Repatriating children, Sponsorship, Foster Care Fund and After Care for complete year in all Districts. 11.4 Institutional Care: PAB granted following approvals:-

5 additional Children’s Homes and & 7 additional Observation Homes to be provided from date of sanction. (List B)

Recurring grant for 57 Homes (47 GO and 10 NGO) which were being supported earlier also (List A)

11.5 Open Shelters: Grants were approved for 9 (List C) Open Shelters (in addition to 14 for which grants have already been released this year) as requested by the State. 1 new Open Shelter run by YMCA, approved in principle subject to the State confirming approval of PSC.

11.6 SAA: PAB approved recurring grant for 16 existing NGO and 6 Govt run SAAs only. (List D) 11.7 CWCs and JJBs: Grants to be provided for 31 existing CWCs and 29 JJBs for the entire financial year. The meeting ended with a Vote of Thanks to the Chair.

ANNEX ‘A” List of Participants: 1. Ms. Neela Gangadharan, Secretary, (WCD) – Chairperson 2. Ms. Preeti Madan. Jt. Secretary, (WCD) 3. Mrs. Sarita Mittal, JS & FA, (WCD) 4. Ms. P. Hemalatha, Director, Dept. of WCD, Govt. of Karnataka 5. Ms. Kalyani Chadha, Director, (CW-II) (WCD) 6. Dr. Dinesh Paul, Director, NIPCCD 7. Dr. Jaganath Pati, Joint Director, CARA 8. Ms. Narmada Anand, Joint Director ICPS, Dept. of WCD, Govt. of Karnataka

9. Ms. Duleine Craster, CPU, Coordinator, Karnataka

10. Mr. Bikramjit Choudhry, SO, MHA

List A

Institutional Services Existing Homes Run by Govt.

S.

NO

NAME AND ADDRESS OF HOME DISTRICT TYPE OF

HOME*

1. Superintendent, Children' s Home for Boys , Hosur Road,

Bangalore-560 029

Bangalore

Urban

Children

Home

2. Superintendent, Children Home for Mentally Challenged

Dr Marigowda Road, Bangalore-29

Bangalore

Urban

Children

Home

3. Superintendent, Children' Home for Girls, Dr Marigowda

Road, Bangalore- 560 029

Bangalore

Urban

Children

Home

4. Superintendent, Shishumandir Hosur Road,Bangalore-

560029.

Bangalore

Urban

Children

Home

5. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Housing Board

Colony, Vidyagiri, Bagalkote - 587 102 Bagalkote Children

Home

6. Superintendent, Children's Home (Sr) for Boys,

Contonment,Bellary-583104

Bellary Children

Home

7. Superintendent , Children's Home for Girls

(Jr),Siraguppa Road, Bellary-583101

Bellary Children

Home

8. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys (Jr), Afzalpur

Takke Road, Bijapur-580101

Bijapur Children

Home

9. Superintendent, Children's Home (Sr) for Boys,

Settlement Area, Ibrahimpur, Bijapur-586101

Bijapur Children

Home

10. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Bijapur –

566101

Bijapur Children

Home

11. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Milur Road,

Near Land Army Corpn., Bidar-585403

Bidar Children

Home

12. Superintendent, Children's Homefor Girls, Bidar-

Hyderabad Road, No.262-63,Ladagere, Bidar 585 401.

Bidar Children

Home

13. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys ,Shivaji Nagar,

Belgaum 590002

Belgaum Children

Home

14. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Jamboti

Road ,Khanapur-591302, Belgaum dist

Belgaum Children

Home

15. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls,Saundatti-

581126, Belgaum dist.

Belgaum Children

Home

16. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Housing Board

Colony, Near J.S.S. Girls High School, Chamarajanagar -

571 313.

Chamarajana

gar

Children

Home

17. Superintendent, Children’s Home for Boys, Metehalli

Road, (Ayyappa Swamy Temple), Near Bannimatt,

Chitradurga..

Chitradurga.. Children

Home

18. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Opp. Water

Tank, P.J. Extension, Davangere-577004.

Davanagere Children

Home

19. Superintendent, Children’s Home for Girls.

Sreeramnagara, Lokikere Road, Shirumagondana halli

post, Davangere 577 005

Davangere Children

Home

20. Superintendent, Children’s Home for Boys, Old Remand

Home Building, Unkal Cross, Hubli – 580031

Dharwad Childrens

Home

21. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Gantikere,

Christian Colony, Hubli-580 020, Dharwar dist.

Dharwad Children

Home

22. Superintendent, Children's Home for Mentally Retarded

Children, Hubli, Dharwad Dist.

Dharwad Children

Home

23. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, C/o. IBJH,

P.B. Road, Betageri, Gadag - 582 101

Gadag Children

Home

24. Superintendent, Children's Home (Sr) for Boys,

Industrial Based Juvenile Home, Gadag-582101.

Gadag Children

Home

25. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Surbag Darga

Road, Gulbarga-585102.

Gulbarga Observation

Home

26. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls,C/o State Home

for Women, Old Jail, Aland Road, Gulbarga – 585101.

Gulbarga. Children

Home

27. Superintedent, Children Home for Mentally Retared Girls,

Gulbarga.

Gulbarga. Children

Home

28. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Harshamahal

Road, Vijayanagar, Hassan-573201.

Hassan Children

Home

29. Superintendent , Children's Home for Girls,

Shankarapuram, Hassan - 573 201

Hassan Children

Home

30. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Ranebennur

581115, Haveri dist.

Haveri Children

Home

31. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Near LIC

Office, PWD Road, Sirsi-58140,Karwar dist.

Karwar Children

Home

32. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Karwar 581

301

Karwar Children

Home

33. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys ,Indrakila

Nagar, Gadag Road, Koppal - 583 231

Koppal Children

Home

34. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, No. 15/139,

College Road, New Extn., Madikeri-571 201, Kodagu

Dist.

Kodagu Children

Home

35. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Maskam Road,

Andersonpet, KGF-563601, Kolar district

Kolar Children

Home

36. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, No.75,

Rajendra Nagar, Main Road, Mysore-570007

Mysore Children

Home

37. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Chikkaramane,

Lalitha Mahal Road, Mysore-570 011

Mysore Children

Home

38. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys, Ramanahalli,

III Cross, Hosahalli Extn.,Mandya 571 401.

Mandya Children

Home

39. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys,o.1-9, Azad

Nagara, Niya Talab Area, Raichur 584 101.

Raichur Children

Home

40. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, C/o Remand

Home Building, Mantralaya Road, Raichur-584101

Raichur Children

Home

41. Superintendent, Children's Home , Halkola for Boys,

Shimoga – 577201

Shimoga Children

Home

42. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls Near Govt.

College, Tumkur 572 102

Tumkur Children

Home

43. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Kittur Road,

Udupi-576103

Udupi Children

Home

44. Superintendent, Observation Home, Siddhartha Layout,

Opp.MadiwalaPolice Station,Madiwala, Bangalore-

560068,

Bangalore Observation

Home

45. Superintendent, Govt. Observation Home, Station Road,

Bijapur – 586 101.

Bijapur Observation

Home

46. Superintendent, Govt. Observation Home, Opp.

Chandrashekar Patil Stadium,Gulbarga 585101,

Gulbarga Observation

Home

47. Superintendent, Govt. Observation Home, D.C. office

Compound Dharwar 580 001,

Dharwad Observation

Home

Institutional Services Existing Homes Run by NGO

SL.

NO

NAME AND ADDRESS

OF HOME

NAME AND ADDRESS OF

NGO

DISTRICT TYPE OF

HOME*

1. Anatha Shishu Nivasa Fit

Institution )

Anatha Shishu

Nivasa, ,No.245,Bull

Temple Road,N.R.Colony,

Bangalore-560019

Bangalore Childrens

Home

2. Alloysian Boy’s Home

(Fit Institution)

Alloysian Boy’s

Home,Nehrunagar,Kotekar-

575022,Dakshina Kannada

District

Dakshina

Kannada

Childrens

Home

3. Bapuji Balaniketana

Alike, (Fit Institution)

Bapuji Balaniketana

Alike,,P.O.Satya Sai

Vihar,Bantwala Taluk-

574335,Dakshina Kannada

District.

Dakshina

Kannada

Childrens

Home

4. Bijapur Orphanage,(Fit

Institution)

Bijapur Orphanage, Bagalkot

Road,Bijapur-586101 Bijapur Childrens

Home

5. Divine Providence

Orphanage,(Fit

Institution)

Divine Providence Orphanage,

Tilakwadi,Belgaum-590006 Belgaum Childrens

Home

6. Nirmala Nagar, (Fit

Institution))

Nirmala Nagar, Modage P.O.

Belgaum-591104 Belgaum Childrens

Home

7. Prajna Counselling

Centre, (Fit Institution)

Prajna Counselling Centre,

Falnir Road

Kankanady, Mangalore

Mangalore Childrens

Home

8. St.Joseph’s

Orphanage,(Fit

Institution)

St.Joseph’s Orphanage,

Santhibastawad,Belgaum -

590014 Belgaum District

Belgaum Childrens

Home

9. Swanthana Special home

F I

Swanthana Swayam Seva

Sam,aste ,Sarjapur Road,

Ambedkar Nagar, Carmelaram

Post, Bangalore-35

Bangalore Childrens

Home

10. ECHO, (Special Home

FI)

Echo , Special Home , Centre

for Juvenile Justice Convent

Road, Kammanahalli, St.

Thomas Townpost,Bangalore-

84

Bangalore Childrens

Home

List B

Institutional Services: Approved Additional Homes Run by Govt.

S.

NO

NAME AND ADDRESS OF HOME DISTRICT TYPE OF

HOME*

1. Superintendent, Home for Mentally Retarded Children ,

for Boys Bellary- 583104

Bellary Children

Home

2. Superintendent, Children's Home for Boys,

Chickmagalur

Chickmagalur Children

Home

3. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Koppala Koppala Children

Home

4. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Kolar Kolar Children

Home

5. Superintendent, Children's Home for Girls, Mandya Mandya Children

Home

6. Superintendent, Govt. Observation Home, HIG 965 6th

Main Road, Vivekananda Nagara II Stage,

Kuvempunagar, Mysore 570023,

Mysore Observation

Home

7. Govt Observation Home No 3316 14 th Cross Mcc B

Block Davangere

Davangere Observation

Home

8. CH For Boys ZP Road Chitradurga-577501 Chitradurga Observation

Home

9. Observation Home C/O Children Home For Girls

Aduvalli Road Hassan

Hassan Observation

Home

10. Observation Home Remand home Building

Dr.Kamalkar Road Karwar-581301

Karwar Observation

Home

11. Govt Observation Home, Madiwala Bangalore Rural Bangalore

Rural

Observation

Home

12. Govt Obsevation Home Maskum KGF Kolar-563113 Kolar Observation

Home

List C

List of Open Shelters

SL.

NO.

Name and Address of NGO Location of Shelter

1. Vijay Lakshmi Education and Social welfare society,

Gulam Hussain Galli Behind Anjuman College Bijapur+

Bijapur Town

2. Nandadeepa Disabled Education Rehabilitattion Centre

White Garden,Aralier Road ,Malur,Kolar

Kolar

3. Paraspara Trust, 17/2, 7th Cross Bandappa Road,

Yeshvanthapura,Banaglore-560022

Dasarahalli Division

4. BOSCO Bangalore ,Yuvodaya, No, 91,’B’ Beedi,6th

Cross ,Gandhinagar,Bangalore-560009

South Division

5. Vidyaranya Shikshana and Abhirudhi Samsthe Bytaranapura Division

6. Sarvodaya Service Society,Siddalagatta

Road,Vijayapura,Devanahalli Taluk

Devanahalli

7. Surabhi Mahila Mandali 314,1st

Floor,3rd

Main , 1st Cross, S.

Nijalingappa Layout Shimoga

Shimoga Town

8. Don Bosco Charitable Society,1st Main, Vijaynagar

Extension,Kondajji Road, Davangere

Davangere

9. Shivalingeshwara Education Society, ^#^, Shivabasave

Nilaya, Sector No.5 ,Double Road,Srinagar,Belgaum-590016

Belgaum Town

List D

List of SAAs Sl.

No.

Name and Address of SAA NGO or

GOVT.

Run

If NGO run Pl

Give Name and

Address of NGO

Phone No.

1. The Secretary, Swami Vivekananda Seva

Pratishana, Nyaya Marg, Subhash Nagar,

Belagaum – 590016

NGO 0831- 2473919

2. Dharmajyothi Charitable trust, Honnavar TQ.

\karwar

NGO Mob:98456693

9482625577

3. The Director SEARCH(Social Education

Activity Rural Child Developmen Society)

(R), Kamatagi-587120, Hunagund, Bagalkote

District. (Head Office) SAA(NGO) at

Navanagar, Bagalkote.

NGO 08351-287801

9448801473

4. The President Hiremath Samsthana

Vidyapeeth Trsut(R),Balki, Bidar District.

Balki-585328.

NGO 08484-262284

Mobile-

94481154049

(President)

5. The Secretary, Spandana Association,

Chamundeshwari Colony, Near Bus Stand,

Bankapur-581202 Shiggaon Taluk, Haveri

Dist

NGO 08378-254289

6. Secretary, Sri Ramakrishna Seva Samaja (R),

Puttur, 574201 Dakshina Kannada

District

NGO 08251-230016

9379958016

7. The Secretary, Janapada Seva Trust (R)

Melukote,-571431 Pandavapura Taluk,

Mandya District

NGO 08236-299854

8. The Secretary, Vikasana Institute for Rural

and Urban Development, No.1813, 1st Cross,

Bandi gowda Layout, Mandya-571401.

MandyaDistrict

NGO 08232-221717

9. The Secretary, Sarvodaya Samaja Seva

Samsthe, Kadrimidri, Malalur Post,

Chickmagalur-577133

NGO 08262- 210763

9449651594

9449162699

9845845265

(Siddaramu,

President)

10. The Secretary, Paraspara Trust, No.67/145,

Savera Extension, Vajarahalli, Behind

Thomas School, St. Anns School Road.

NGO 080- 23472701

23371966

23378662

Nelamangala Taluk, Bangalore(Rural)

11. The Managing Trustee, Krishnanugraha, ( A

unit of Sri Krishna Charitable Trust,® Fit

institution and Adoption Centre,

Vasundhara Nagar, Malpe Ashirvad Road,

Santhekatte, Udupi-576105, Udupi Dist.

NGO 0820-2583007

Fax:0820-2583910

12. The President, Kamadenu Sahakari

Vidyashrama, Chaitanya Mandira,

Gavenahalli Bypass Road , Hassan – 573201

NGO 08172-292011

13. The Secretary, Spoorthi Rural Development

and Training society , Spoorthi Dhama,

Beloor, Kedur post ,Kundapura Tq -576231,

Udupi District.

NGO 0820- 2001754

08254-263419

14. The Secretary,Tavaru Charitable Trust, Arali

katte Road, North Extention, Hassan-573201.

Hassan District

NGO 9448069582

9980700946

15. The President Sahaya Trust, No. 441,

Marathikoppa, Sirasi -581402.,Karwar

District.

NGO 08384-238888

Mob9845669397

9482625577

16. Secretary ,Seva Bharthi Trust, Rajpoot Road,

Betageri Gadag-582102

NGO 958372-245069

17. Superintendents, Shishu Mandir,

Correctional Institution complex , Near

Kidwai hospital , Hosur Road , Bangalore 29

Govt* 080-26569344

18. Superintendent, Shishu gruhaC/o.Sthree

Sevanikethana,

Bellary-District.

Govt 08392-267535

19. The Superintendent, Amulya Shishu gruha,

children’s home for girls, C/o State Home for

Women, Old Jail Aland Road , Gulbarga -

585101

Govt 08472-244756

20. Superintendent Sishu Gruha ,Children’s

Home for Girls, Gantikere Christian Colony

3rd

cross near bondigere Police Station Hubli

Dharwad Dist

Govt 0836-2363388

21. Superintendents, State Home for Women,

Davanagere.

Govt 08192-214025

* Government run SAA at Bangalore has Two Units