Indian Coast Guard Roles and Responsibilities.pptx

Roles and Responsibilities of ICG.
Types of entry schemes in Indian Coast Guard.
Genesis of ICG

1. भारतीय तटरक्षक INDIAN COAST GUARD वयम रक्षाम: ( WE PROTECT)

2. An Overview for Defence Secretary Jun 15

3. SCOPE

4. INTRODUCTION An Armed Force of the Union Major peacetime Law Enforcer and service provider in Maritime Domain Motto “WE PROTECT”

5. In early 70’s, three important factors necessitated institution of Coast Guard . Smuggling & Poaching Oil exploration and production off Mumbai Impending claim of Exclusive Economic Zone through United Nations Convention on Laws of the Seas (UNCLOS), 1982 GENESIS

6. INAUGURATION OF INDIAN COAST GUARD 01 Feb 1977 - Interim Coast Guard constituted 09 Aug 1978 - Coast Guard Act 1978 passed by Parliament

7. CHARTER OF DUTIES

8. Coast Line 7516 Km Exclusive Economic Zone …. 2.01 million sq km Search & Rescue Region 4.6 million sq km (3.287 msqm ) Total Number of Islands 1197 AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY

9. SAFETY AND PROTECTION OF ARTIFICIAL ISLANDS AND OFF SHORE OIL TERMINALS PROTECTION TO FISHERMEN INCLUDING ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN DISTRESS AT SEA PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF MARINE ENVIRONMENT PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF MARINE POLLUTION DUTIES & FUNCTIONS

10. ASSIST CUSTOMS & OTHER AUTHORITIES IN ANTI-SMUGGLING OPERATIONS ENFORCEMENT OF MARITIME ENACTMENT S SAFETY OF LIFE AND PROPERTY AT SEA ASSIST IN COLLECTION OF SCIENTIFIC DATA DUTIES & FUNCTIONS

11. ORGANISATION

12. CGHQ, Delhi HEADQUARTERS

13. RHQ(NW) Gandhi Nagar RHQ(W) Mumbai RHQ(E) Chennai RHQ(NE) Kolkata RHQ(A&N) Port Blair 05 REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS CGC (WS) CGC (ES)

14. 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 13 Porbandar Mumbai Goa New Mangalore Kochi Kavaratti Puducherry Chennai Vizag Paradip Haldia Diglipur Campbell bay Port Blair DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS 16 Okha Tuticorin 16 15

15. ICG STATIONS 46 42

16. Director General Indian Coast CGHQ, New Delhi Commander Coast Guard Region (North East) Kolkata Commander CGDHQ No.7 (Odisha) Paradip Commander CGDHQ No.8 (West Bengal) Haldia Commander Coast Guard Region (West) Mumbai Commander CGDHQ No.2 (Maharashtra) Mumbai Commander CGDHQ No.3 (Karnataka) New Mangalore Commander CGDHQ No.4 (Kerala) Kochi Commander CGDHQ No.11 ( Goa) Mormugao Commander CGDHQ No.12 (L&M Islands) Kavaratti Commander Coast Guard Region (East) Chennai Commander CGDHQ No.13 (Puducherry) Puducherry Commander CGDHQ No.5 (Tamil Nadu) Chennai Commander Coast Guard Region (North West) Gandhi Nagar Commander CGDHQ No.1 (Gujarat) Porbandar Commander Coast Guard Region (A&N) Port Blair Commander CGDHQ No.9 (Andaman Is) Diglipur Commander CGDHQ No.10 (Nicobar Is) Campbell Bay Commander CGDHQ No.14 (S & LT Is) Port Blair Commander CGDHQ No.6 (Andhra Pradesh) Visakhapatnam Additional Director General Indian Coast Guard Coast Guard Headquarters, New Delhi Commander Coast Guard (Western Seaboard) Mumbai Commander Coast Guard (Eastern Seaboard) Mumbai Commander CGDHQ No.15 (Gujarat) Okha Commander CGDHQ No.16 (Tamil Naidu) Tuticorin COAST GUARD ORGANISATION

17. FORCE LEVELS

18. High Endurance Versatile Platform Carrying Integral Helo OFFSHORE PATROL VESSEL 22

19. High Endurance Pollution Control Vessel Capable of Other CG Roles POLLUTION CONTROL VESSEL 03

20. FAST PATROL VESSEL Medium Segment Platform with Jet Propulsion Work Horses of Coast Guard 45

21. INTERCEPTOR BOAT Small Segment Boats with Water Jet Propulsion Close Coast Patrol, SAR & MEDEVAC 46

22. AIR CUSHION VEHICLE High Speed Vessels extend ICG reach to the shallow waters and creek areas 18

23. DORNIER Medium Range Reconnaissance Aircraft 39

24. CHETAK Single Engine Search and Rescue Helicopter 1 9

25. ADVANCED LIGHT HELICOPTER Twin Engine Coastal Reconnaissance Helicopter 20

26. HOW TO JOIN INDIAN COAST GUARD ? www.joinindiancoastguard.gov.in

27. OFFICERS GENERAL DUTY TECHNICAL ENROLLED PERSONNEL GENERAL DUTY TECHNICAL DOMESTIC ENROLLED FOLLOWER BRANCHES-ICG

28. OFFICERS DIRECT ENTRY (GD/PN ) DIRECT ENTRY (TECHNICAL) SHORT SERVICE APPOINTMENT (CPL) SHORT SERVICE APPOINTMENT (WOMAN) DEPARTMENTAL PROMOTEE (DP) RE-EMPLOYMENT ENROLLED PERSONNEL DIRECT ENTRY RE-EMPLOYMENT TYPE OF ENTRIES

29. SL RANK EPAULETTE (A) ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL (B) INSPECTOR GENERAL (C) DY INSPECTOR GENERAL (D) COMMANDANT (E) COMMANDANT (JG) (F) DY COMMANDANT (G) ASST COMMANDANT RANK STRUCTURE - OFFICERS

30. SL RANK CLASSIFICATION EPAULETTE / BADGE (A) PRADHAN ADHIKARI SUBORDINATE OFFICER (B) UTTAM ADHIKARI (C) ADHIKARI (D) PRADHAN NAVIK SAILOR (E) UTTAM NAVIK (F) NAVIK NO RANK BADGE (G) EF-II/ EF-I / EF-S ENROLLED FOLLOWER RANK STRUCTURE-EP(GD & DB)

31. SL RANK CLASSIFICATION EPAULETTE / BADGE (A) PRADHAN SAHAYAK ENGINEER SUBORDINATE OFFICER (B) UTTAM SAHAYAK ENGINEER (C) SAHAYAK ENGINEER (D) PRADHAN YANTRIK (E) UTTAM YANTRIK SAILOR (F) YANTRIK RANK STRUCTURE - EP (TECH)

32. RANK STRUCTURE AND PAY RANK PAY Assistant Commandant Rs. 56,100 – 1,77,500 (Pay Level 10) Deputy Commandant Rs. 67,700 – 2,08,700 (Pay Level 11) Commandant(Junior Grade) Rs. 78,800 – 2,09,200 (Pay Level 12) Commandant Rs. 1,18,500 – 2,14,100 (Pay Level 13) Deputy Inspector General Rs. 1,31,100 – 2,16,600 (Pay Level 13A) Inspector General Rs. 1,44,200 – 2,18,200 (Pay Level 14) Director General Rs. 2,05,400 – 2,24,400(Pay Level 16) OFFICER ENTRY

33. WOMEN OFFICERS IN INDIAN COAST GUARD

34. MARCHING ON THE RAJPATH

35. ALL SMILES IN COCKPIT

36. FIRST ALL WOMEN DORNIER CREW OF INDIA

37. PRESENTING GUARD OF HONOUR

38. WOMEN PILOTS IN ACVs

39. YANTRIK RANK AND PAY STRUCTURE Name of Post Age as on first day of the month of the scheduled basic training Education Qualification Physical Standard Yantriks 18-22 years (5 years relaxation for SC/ST and 3 years for OBC) Matriculate with three years Diploma in Mechanical / Electrical / Electronics and Telecommunication (Radio / Power) / Aeronautical Engineering. Height 157 cms , Weight Proportionate to Height Eye sight 6/12 and 6/24 Yantrik/Uttam Yantrik Rs.29,200 – 92,300 (Pay Level 5) Pradhan Yantrik/Sahayak Engineer Rs.35,400 – 1,12,400 (Pay Level 6) Uttam Sahayak Engineer Rs.44,900 – 1,42,400 (Pay Level 7) Pradhan Sahayak Engineer Rs.47,600 – 1,51,100 (Pay Level 8) SAILORS ENTRY

40. NAVIK Name of Post Age as on first day of the month of the scheduled basic training Education Qualification Physical Standard Naviks (General Duty) 18-22 years (5 years relaxation for SC/ST and 3 years for OBC) 10+2  with Maths and Physics from an education board recognized by Central / State Government  Height 157 cms , Weight Proportionate to height, Eye sight 6/6 and 6/9 without glasses Naviks (Domestic Branch) 18-22 years (5 years relaxation for SC/ST and 3 years for OBC) Matriculate Height 157 cms , Weight Proportionate to height, Eye sight 6/18 and 6/36 Navik Rs.21,700 – 69,100 (Pay Level 3) Uttam Navik Rs.25,500 – 81,100 (Pay Level 4) Pradhan Navik Rs.29,200 – 92,300 (Pay Level 5) Adhikari Rs.35,400 – 1,12,400 (Pay Level 6) Uttam Adhikari Rs.44,900 – 1,42,400 (Pay Level 7) Pradhan Adhikari Rs.47,600 – 1,51,100 (Pay Level 8) SAILORS ENTRY

41. INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY 17 SEP 22 (ICC-22)

42. INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP INTRODUCTION ON PLASTICS MAGNITUGE OF THE PROBLEM SOURCES IMPACTS SOLUTION OVERVIEW

43. ICC IS ORGANISED UNDER THE AEGIS OF UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME (UNEP) AND SOUTH ASIA COOPERATIVE ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME (SACEP) CONDUCTED ON 3 RD SATURDAY OF SEPTEMBER EVERY YEAR GOI INITIATIVES OF “SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAAN” THEME FOR 2022 IS “PLASTIC FREE OCEANS” PLANNED ON 17 SEP 22 INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP (ICC-22)

44. ICG CO-ORDINATING ICC ACTIVITY SINCE 2006 INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP (ICC-22)

45. COLLECTED 2,65,787 KGS OF DEBRIS FROM VARIOUS BEACHES AND PARTICIPATION OF 74,291 VOLUNTEERS IN LAST 05 YEARS INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP (ICC-22)

46. ABOUT 3 METRIC TONNES OF PLASTIC IS ESTIMATED TO BE ENTERING THE OCEANS EVERY 15 SECONDS WE WILL USE OVER 5 TRILLION PLASTIC BAGS IN CURRENT YEAR WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY 1,60,000 PLASTIC BAGS EVERY SECOND MAGNITUDE OF PROBLEM

47. AN ESTIMATED 583 BILLION PLASTIC BOTTLES WERE PRODUCED IN 2021. 100 BILLION MORE THAN THAT WERE PRODUCED JUST FIVE YEARS AGO THE AMOUNT OF SINGLE-USE PLASTICS USED GLOBALLY HAS TRIPLED SINCE THE START OF THE PANDEMIC, WITH TAKEOUT ORDERS DRIVING THE INCREASE EACH YEAR, ENOUGH BUBBLE WRAP IS CREATED GLOBALLY TO COVER THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE EARTH AND THE MOON ONLY ABOUT 10% OF THE PLASTIC WE PRODUCE IS CURRENTLY BEING RECYCLED MAGNITUDE OF PROBLEM TRIVIA

48. PLASTIC BAGS : 20 YEARS PLASTIC BOTTLES : 450 YEARS PLASTIC CUP : 50 YEARS FOOD WRAPPER : 300 YEARS FISHING LINE : 600 YEARS DEGRADATION TIME PLASTICS

49. ENTANGLEMENT INGESTION CHEMICALS INVASIVE SPECIES DAMAGE TO CORALS/ REEFS GHOST FISHING OVER 10,00,000 SEA BIRDS, 1,00,000 MARINE MAMMALS AND 1000s OF TURTLES ARE KILLED BY PLASTIC EVERY YEAR IMPACT - WILDLIFE

50. ENTANGLEMENT IMPACT - WILDLIFE

51. INGESTION IMPACT - WILDLIFE

52. INVASIVE SPECIES IMPACT - WILDLIFE

53. DAMAGE TO CORALS/ REEFS IMPACT - WILDLIFE

54. GHOST FISHING IMPACT - WILDLIFE

55. SOLUTION

56. “SAY NO TO SINGLE USE PLASTIC” – STOP USAGE CARRY YOUR OWN CLOTH BAG MADE OF NATURAL FIBRE “ SAY NO TO STRAWS” SPREAD AWARENESS SOLUTION - REDUCE

57. SOLUTION - REUSE

58. SEND THEM FOR RECYCLING DON’T THROW IN DUSTBIN/ WASTE BIN MAKE A TEAM FOR SOCIETY AT HOME COLLECT AND HANDOVER PLASTICS ON WEEKLY BASIS TO NEARBY CONCERNED GOVERNMENT AGENCIES / NGO FOR RECYCLING SOLUTION - RECYCLE

59. SOLUTION - RECYCLE

60. DATE - 17 SEP 22 TIME - 0700 TO 0900 HRS VENUE - NEAREST BEACH ICC-22 “join the cause”

61. JAI HIND