FORMATION OF IRS PROMOTEES ASSOCIATION

AN ASSOCIATION IN THE NAME AND STYLE- " ALL INDIA ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL EXCISE GR-A  OFFICERS HAS BEEN FORMED. THE GR-A  OFFICERS  WHO ARE AT PRESENT IN SERVICE AND  THE  RETIRED GR-A& GR-B  OFFICERS OF CENTRAL EXCISE , CUSTOMS AND SERVICE TAX DEPARTMENT ARE ELIGIBLE TO BECOME MEMBERS OF THIS ASSOCIATION.

Re-institutionalizing the practice of leaving ‘note for the Successor’

No.13024/01/2014-Trg.( Tig. Ref.)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
Department of Personnel and Training
Training Division

Block-IV, Old JNU Campus.
New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi —110067
Dated: 26th September 2014

OFFICE MOMORANDUM

Sub: Re-institutionalizing the practice of leaving ‘note for the Successor’.

Knowledge is a key driver of organizational efficiency and effectiveness, an intangible and one of the most valuable assets of an organization. Often, it is seen as the ‘hard’ information available In files, note sheets, correspondence, documents, SOPs, MOPs, and electronic databases. it ¡s much more than that, All employees have Invaluable knowledge of their areas of responsibility, which may be much more nuanced and Integrated than those mentioned earlier.

2. Such innate knowledge is at a risk of getting lost when the incumbent leaves the seat- gets transferred or demits office. New employee will take time to understand issues of current importance, appreciate urgency of actionable points, recognize strengths and weakness of different subordinates for suitable work allocation, and comprehend critical issues by trial and error. This time spent In negotiating the way In new environment, spent In trial and error, may turn Out to be the critical difference between success and failure of the unit, the department or even the organization.

3- Thus, knowledge continuity In wake 01 employee transition needs to be recognized as a key challenge: more so in the government where rule based Personnel polices mandate a fixed tenure. Problem of knowledge continuity can be significantly tackled if Incumbent employee, with overall goal of success of the organization in mind, considers the successor as a part of same team and transfers the knowledge that he/she considers critical. Such knowledge transfer can be by personal interaction and briefing. However, written Notes for the successor serve the purpose more effectively and also help build Institutional memory. In government, though this practice used to be in vogue, of late it is becoming rare.

4. A need for re-institutionalizing the practice of leaving ‘note for the Successor’ was highlighted by Hon’ble Prime Minister during the presentation of the M/o Personnel. PG & Pensions on 12 June 2014.

5. Accordingly, it has been decided that respective Competent Authorities may impress upon officers In their organizations to cultivate the habit of leaving behind “note for the successor” when they move out. It Is also emphasized that all CTIs/ATIs should include inputs on “note for the successor” in their training programs so that officers are sensitized towards this important organizational responsibility.

6. This department may be informed of the steps taken In this regard.

Sd/-
Rajesh Arya
Director(Trg)

Source : DOPT

Guidelines on framing / amendment/relaxation of Recruitment Rules for Organized Group ‘A’ Service

No.AB-14017/61/2008-Estt.(RR)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel P.G.& Pensions
Department of Personnel & Training

North Block, New Delhi
Dated: 24.09.2014

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Attention is invited to this Department’s O.M. No. AB.14017/48/2010-Estt (RR) dated 31 December, 2010 vide which   and Service Rules were issued.

2. Department of Personnel & Training, with the approval of the competent authority, has decided that henceforth all the Cadre Controlling Authority of Organized Group ‘A’ Service, before referring any proposal for framing/amendment in the Service Rules of the Organized Services, are required to put the proposed amendments/revision in the Service Rules on their website for 30 days for inviting comments from the concerned officers.

3. Thereafter, taking into account the comments so received, the proposal would be sent to DoPT, UPSC and Ministry of Law for finalization.

4. All the Cadre Controlling Authorities are, therefore, requested to adhere to these instructions scrupulously. Proposal referred to this Department without following the aforesaid procedure, would not be entertained.

(Jitendra r. Gaikwad)
Under Sedretary (RR)

FAQs on How to Mark your Attendance (BAS)

How to mark Attendance using the common biometric attendance system on wall mounted terminals

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Bureaucrat can't be victimized for crtiticising govt: SC

New Delhi: A bureaucrat cannot be victimized for criticising Government before a judicial forum, as it does not amount to service misconduct, the Supreme Court has said while slapping a fine of Rs. 5 lakh on Centre and UP government forharassing an IAS officer who approached it on the black money issue.

Hon’ble Justice A K Sikri

“The right to judicial remedies for the redressal of either personal or public grievances is a constitutional right of the subjects (both citizensand non-citizens) of this country. Employees of the State cannot become members of a different and inferior class to whom such right is not available,” the bench headed by justice J Chelameswar said.
The bench, also comprising Justice A K Sikri said it is “astounding” that Centre and the state government consider that a complaint to theapex court of executive malfeasance causing debilitating economicand security concerns for the country amounts to inappropriate conduct for a civil servant.
“We are at a loss to comprehend how the filing of the writ petitioncontaining allegations that the Government of India is lax in discharging its constitutional obligations of establishing the rule of law can be said to amount to either failure to maintain absolute integrityand devotion to duty or of indulging in conduct unbecoming of a member of the service,” the bench said.
The bench said that the Constitution declares India as a sovereign democratic Republic and “The requirement of such democratic republic is that every action of the State is to be informed with reason. State is not a hierarchy of regressively genuflecting coterie of bureaucracy.”

MANGALYAAN

September 24 will go down in history as a red letter day.

India successfully placed its spacecraft in orbit around Mars, becoming the first country in the world to succeed in such an inter-planetary mission in the maiden attempt itself.

At 7.17 am, the 440 Newton Liquid Apogee Motor sizzled with life as it burnt along with the thrusters to slow down the Mars Orbiter Mission  spacecraft to be capturedby the Red Planet.

"MOM has met Mangal," Prime Minister Narendra Modi said announcing the mission's success, after nerve-wracking final moments at the command centre of Indian Space Research Organisation in Bangalore.

Modi, who witnessed the operation along with the space scientists, said the odds were stacked against "us with only 21 of the 51 missions to Mars being successful," but "we have prevailed."

An elated Prime Minister patted the back of Indian Space Research Organisation Chairman K Radhakrishnan and complimented the Indian space scientists for making space history.

With the success of Mangalyaan, India has become the first country in the world to go to Mars in the very first try. European, American and Russian probes have managed to orbit or land on the planet, but after several attempts.

Mars Orbiter Insertion was carried out automatically by commands loaded onto the spacecraft after its velocity was slowed down from 22.1 km per second to 4.4 km per second to be captured by the Martian orbit.

The spacecraft had entered the Martian neighbourhood on Monday.

At the time of MOM's orbital insertion, its signals took about 12 minutes and 28 seconds to travel to Earth for reception by NASA's Deep Space Network Stations in Canberra and Goldstone that relayed the data in real time to ISRO's station in Bangalore.

The first sign of success in the final moments came when ISRO announced that burn of engines on India's Mars orbiter had been confirmed. "All engines of Mars orbiter are going strong. Burn confirmed," said ISRO signaling that history was in the making.

Igniting the main engine was critical as it had been lying in slumber for about 300 days and was woken up briefly for four seconds on Monday.

It was a make or break tricky manoeuvre as even the slightest error would have pushed the orbiter into deep depths of space.

Much of the spacecraft's manoeuvre took place behind Mars, as seen from Earth. This meant that from a point four minutes into the Mars Orbiter Insertion burn until three minutes after the scheduled end of the manoeuvre, teams on Earth had no insight into the spacecraft's progress.

The orbiter will keep moving in an elliptical path at least for six months with its instruments sending their gleanings back home.

The success in placing the spacecraft in the Martian orbit has made India the fourth space power after the United States, Europe and Russia to orbit or land on the Red Planet.

The Rs 450-crore Mangalyaan aims to study Mars' surface and mineral composition, and scan its atmosphere for methane, a chemical strongly tied to life on Earth. The spacecraft was launched on November 5, 2013 on homegrown PSLV rocket from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh on its nine-month long odyssey. It had escaped the earth gravity pull on December 1, 2013.

India's MOM is the cheapest inter-planetary mission. It cost about a tenth of NASA's Mars mission Maven that entered the Martian orbit on September 22.

The 1,350 kg spacecraft is equipped with five instruments including a sensor to track methane or marsh gas -- a possible sign of life, a colour camera and a thermal imaging spectrometer to map the surface and mineral wealth of the Red Planet.

United States' NASA and its MAVEN team have congratulated ISRO on its Mars arrival, the Indian space agency said.

All India Association of Central Excise Gazetted Executive Officers to stage protest

-With nothing left to be happy about in terms of career prospects, pay or any other service matter, superintendents of central excise, service tax and customs will gather before the residences of Joint Secretary (Administration) and Member (PandV) of the Central Board of Excise and Customson September 20 in a symbolic manner to highlight their pain through a Satyagraha programme in New Delhi.  The same programme will be observed before the residences of CBEC chairperson and the Revenue Secretary on September 21. Despite disappointment, job dissatisfaction, demotivation, humiliation and frustration, the revenue targets are regularly being achieved above the set targets by the sincere, committed and dedicated efforts of these officers but nobody is worried about their career prospects. These officers are forced to retire at a PB2 (the lowest Group B gazetted) post with only single promotion in the service career of 35-40 years after joining as Inspector whereas their common entry counterparts are easily enjoying PB4 levels (Joint Secretary and Commissioner, top level Group A posts) after getting 5-6 promotions. These officers are getting promotion (if any) merely to Junior Time Scale while their counterparts of CPWD, CSS, CSSS, AFHQS, Railway Board, Rajya Sabha Secretariat and many others like administrative services, police services, forest services, engineering services, state services etc. to senior time scale. The employee grievance redressal mechanism has totally failed. These poor officers are also forced to work under the extreme juniors of Customs belonging to the same cadre. Not only it, they are also deprived of the due pay scales in comparison to their analogous counterparts. The rights to grow, make progress and live with dignity have been snatched from them. There is no change in the scenario regarding their career prospects despite of the repeated representations and requests made to the administration. "If career prospects were disclosed at the time of the recruitment, these officers would have never joined this job," said Ravi Malik, Secretary General, All India Association of Central Excise Gazetted Executive Officers. Malik also disclosed the facts that the direct IRS officers have been ensured up to nine promotions to upgrade them within the standard residency periods prescribed by DOPT by creating the posts at apex, HAG+ etc. levels in the higher scales even without availability of the eligible officers but no measures are being taken for the actual workforce of CBEC in the form of Central Excise Superintendents and Inspectors to promote/upgrade them within the standard residency periods prescribed by DOPT.  Their counterparts of Income Tax (CBDT) and the Assistants of CSS under the same Department of Revenue are able to reach the post of Commissioner and Joint Secretary. Almost all other counterparts of them are also reaching the PB4 levels. The CBEC is even unable to conduct the DPC for promotions from Group 'B' to Group 'A' at prescribed intervals. Nothing has been done for these poor officers for decades to improve their career prospects. They are given false assurances but nothing has ever happened. All of other cadres below Group 'A' except Inspectors and Superintendents are also already getting 5 to 6 promotions in CBEC. Malik added that the cadre restructuring, which should have been implemented immediately after its notification on 18.12.13 particularly keeping in view the monthly mass level retirements of our officers without getting even IInd promotion, is still pending even after more than eight months of its notification. "Now under the prevailing circumstances, we have no option other than the revival of the Satyagraha programme to sit before the residences of the authorities including Commissioners/ADG's, Chief Commissioners/DG's, Joint Secretary, Members, Chairperson, Revenue Secretary, Minister of State (Revenue) and Finance Minister requesting them for immediate implementation of cadre restructuring and taking concrete measures independent of cadre restructuring to retire our officers also in PB4 under the hope of being listened in a better way at the residences of the authorities," he said. "In view of the above, our officers limited to 51 in number will gather peacefully before the residences of the Joint Secretary (Admn.) and Member (PandV) of the CBEC on 20.09.14 (Saturday) and the Chairperson of CBEC and Revenue Secretary on 21.09.14 (Sunday) under the '51 programme' requesting these authorities to fulfill our demands as per the charter of demands enclosed herewith," he added. "Under next step, such programmes will be observed before the residences of the Commissioners and Chief Commissioners throughout India and before the residences of other higher authorities in Delhi, if our demands are not acceded," said Malik.

6 things we do every day that are illegal

Did you know you've already broken the law without realising it?

 

When was the last time you got caught for breaking the law?

Did you know that something as harmless as singing 'Happy Birthday' to someone you love could land you in trouble?

Surprised?

Maybe you should also be careful about downloading your favourite music tracks from the internet.

Still don't get it?

Well, then, here's a list of things most of us do in our daily life that can get us punished. Read on...

Photograph: Reuters

Speeding

Speeding is a traffic offence. Photograph: Mohamed Al Hwaity/Reuters

 

Did you think this existed only abroad?

Speeding constitutes a major section of traffic offences that are committed every day, all the time in India.

You see speed signs on roads?

Those are not for decoration.

To illustrate, the Bandra-Worli sea link in Mumbai has become a speedway for car owners, with cars speeding above 80km/h during peak hours on a prescribed limit of 50km/h.

Smoking in public

Avoid smoking in public places, including malls and college campuses. Photograph: Beawiharta Beawiharta/Reuters 

 

No, you can't smoke at a bus stop. Nor at a train station. Nor even inside a taxi or an auto-rickshaw even if you’re the sole person riding it.

Smoking in public places is banned.

And in this context 'public places' means cinemas, offices, hotels, restaurants, markets, shopping malls, hospitals, college campuses, parks, bars and clubs.

You're allowed to smoke only on roads, inside your house and vehicle, and other places with a designated smoking area.

Internet piracy

It is against the law to download movies off the internet. Photograph: Vivek Prakash/Reuters

Globally, India is one of the largest hubs for online piracy.

Downloading movies, music and copyright content from the internet is absolutely against the Indian copyright law, as are uploading copyright content to the web.

By the way, saving images off the web, uploading them elsewhere like Reddit, making memes out of them, using them in your projects, etc are illegal too.

That image does not belong to you; its copyright belongs to someone else, so you can’t profit from it without their permission.

Littering

You could be fined for littering in public places. Photograph: Juan Carlos Ulate/Reuters

The Indian mentality -- if it isn't useful, toss it out.

Littering the streets is an offence is certain cities in India.

Throwing garbage, spitting or urinating in public places could get you caught and burden you with a heavy fine coupled with an intense lecture from your local sweeper or municipal official on why keeping streets clean is important.

Helmetless rides

Speeding is a traffic offence. Photograph: Mohamed Al Hwaity/Reuters

The thrill of riding with the breeze in your hair and the city speeding by is simply out of this world and also absolutely illegal.

Under Section 129 (read with Section 177) of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, it is compulsory to wear protective headgear while riding a bike.

In Delhi, even the pillion rider must wear a helmet.

Reiterating the traffic police’s much loved road safety campaigns, 'Raavan had 10 heads, you have only 1, so wear a helmet!'

Photograph: Saad Shalash/Reuters 

Singing 'Happy Birthday to You' in public

You must resist the temptation to sing 'Happy Birthday' in public. Photograph: Max Rossi/Reuters

That birthday song you wait for every year is under copyright!

Corporate bigwig Warner Music owns the copyright and has made illegal any public performance of the song.

Can you sing it in a house with only family and a handful of close friends around? Sure. 

In your college campus? Nope.

On the streets? No way.

The next time you want to loudly serenade your friend on their birthday, think about paying royalties to Warner.

That explains why nobody sings the song in films and TV shows.

CBEC ISSUED CR NOTIFICATION ON CENTRAL EXCISE AND SERVICE TAX EFECTIVE FROM 15.10.2014

[TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA , EXTRAORDINARY, PART II, SECTION 3, SUB-SECTION (i)] GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE CENTRAL BOARD OF EXCISE AND CUSTOMS NOTIFICATION NO 29/2014-CX (N.T.), Dated : September 16, 2014 In exercise of the powers conferred by section 37A of the Central Excise Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), the Central Government hereby delegates the powers of the Central Board of Excise and Customs under rule 3 of the Central Excise Rules, 2002, to the Principal Chief Commissioner of Central Excise or the Chief Commissioner of Central Excise, to specify within his jurisdiction, the jurisdiction of a Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeals) or a Commissioner of Central Excise (Audit) and the jurisdiction of such Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeals) or Commissioner of Central Excise (Audit) shall be limited to the jurisdiction so specified. 2. This notification shall come into force on 15 th October, 2014. [F.No.96 /42 /2014-CX.1] (Pankaj Jain) Under Secretary to the Government of India [TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA , EXTRAORDINARY, PART II, SECTION 3, SUB-SECTION (i)] GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE CENTRAL BOARD OF EXCISE AND CUSTOMS NOTIFICATION NO 28/2014-CX (N.T.), Dated : September 16, 2014 In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of section 2 of the Central Excise Act, 1944 (1 of 1944) read with sub-rule (1) of rule 3 of the Central Excise Rules, 2002, the Central Board of Excise and Customs hereby makes the following further amendments in the notifications of the Government of India in the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue), namely:- 1. In the notification no. 38/2001-Central Excise(N.T.), dated the 26th June, 2001, in the TABLE, for sl. nos. 1, 2, 3, & 5 and the entries relating thereto, the following sl. nos. and entries shall respectively be substituted, namely :- Sl. No. Officers Rank of Officer of Central Excise (1) (2) (3) “1 Officers of the Directorate General of Central Excise Intelligence, namely:- 1. Principal Director General 2. Principal Additional Director General 3. Additional Director General 4. Additional Director 5. Joint Director 6. Deputy Director or Assistant Director 7. Senior Intelligence Officer or Superintendent 8. Intelligence Officer or Inspector Principal Chief Commissioner Principal Commissioner Commissioner Additional Commissioner Joint Commissioner Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner Superintendent Inspector 2 Officers of the Directorate General (Vigilance), namely:- 1. Principal Director General 2. Principal Additional Director General 3. Additional Director General 4. Additional Commissioner 5. Joint Commissioner 6. Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner 7. Superintendent 8. Appraiser 9. Inspector Principal Chief Commissioner Principal Commissioner Commissioner Additional Commissioner Joint Commissioner Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner Superintendent Superintendent Inspector 3 Officers of the Directorate General of Revenue Intelligence, namely:- 1. Principal Director General 2. Principal Additional Director General 3. Additional Director General 4. Additional Director 5. Joint Director 6. Deputy Director or Assistant Director 7. Senior Intelligence Officer 8. Intelligence Officer Principal Chief Commissioner Principal Commissioner Commissioner Additional Commissioner Joint Commissioner Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner Superintendent Inspector 4 Officers of the Directorate General of Inspection (Customs and Central Excise), namely:- 1. Director General 2. Principal Additional Director General 3. Additional Director General 4. Additional Director 5. Joint Director 6. Deputy Director or Assistant Director 7. Senior Intelligence Officer (Class I and Class II) 8. Inspector Chief Commissioner Principal Commissioner Commissioner Additional Commissioner Joint Commissioner Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner Superintendent Inspector 2. In the notification no. 28/2008-Central Excise (N.T.), dated the 5th June, 2008, for the Table, the following Table shall be substituted, namely:- “Table Sl. No. Officers Central Excise Officers whose powers are to be exercised (1) (2) (3) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Director General Principal Additional Director General Additional Director General Additional Director Joint Director Deputy Director or Assistant Director Superintendent Inspector Chief Commissioner Principal Commissioner Commissioner Additional Commissioner Joint Commissioner Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner Superintendent Inspector” 2. This notification shall come into force on 15 th October, 2014. [F.No. 96/42/2014-CX.1] (Pankaj Jain) Under Secretary to the Government of India Foot Note:- 1. The principal notification no. 38/2001-Central Excise (N.T), dated the 26 th June, 2001 was published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary vide number GSR 467( E) dated the 26 th June, 2001 and last amended vide notification no. 8/2013-Central Excise (N.T.) dated the 23 rd May, 2013 vide number GSR 336(E) dated the 23 rd May, 2013. 2. The principal notification no. 28/2008-Central Excise (N.T.) dated the 5 th June, 2008 was published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary vide number GSR 431(E) dated the 5 th June, 2008. [TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, EXTRAORDINARY, PART II, SECTION 3, SUB-SECTION (i)] GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE CENTRAL BOARD OF EXCISE AND CUSTOMS NOTIFICATION NO 27/2014–CX (N.T.), Dated : September 16, 2014 In exercise of the powers conferred by rule 3 of the Central Excise Rules, 2002 and in supersession of Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) notification No. 14/2002-Central Excise (N.T.), dated the 8 th March, 2002, published vide number G.S.R.182(E), dated the 8 th March, 2002, except as respects things done or omitted to be done before such supersession, the Central Board of Excise and Customs hereby specifies in the Tables below, the jurisdiction of the Principal Chief Commissioners of Central Excise as specified in column (3) of the Tables I(A) and I(B), the jurisdiction of the Chief Commissioners of Central Excise as specified in column (3) of the Tables II(A) and II(B), the jurisdiction of the Principal Commissioners of Central Excise as specified in column (3) of Table III(A), the jurisdiction of the Commissioners of Central Excise as specified in column (3) of Table III(B), the jurisdiction of Commissioners of Central Excise (Appeal) or the Commissioners of Central Excise ( Audit ) as specified in column (3) of Table IV and appoints the officers specified in columns (2) and (3) of Table V and the subordinate officers posted under them as Central Excise Officers having jurisdiction over the Central Excise assessees registered in the territorial jurisdiction of the Principal Commissioners or the Commissioners of Central Excise, as the case may be, specified in column (4) of the said Table, for the purposes of the Central Excise Act, 1944 (1 of 1944) and the rules made there under, namely :- Table-I(A) S.No. Principal Chief Commissioner of Central Excise Jurisdiction in terms of Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Central Excise (1) (2) (3) 1 Chennai (i) Chennai-I (ii) Chennai-II (iii) Chennai-III (iv) Chennai-IV (v) Puducherry 2 Delhi (i) Delhi-I (ii) Delhi-II (iii) Gurgaon-I (iv) Gurgaon-II (v) Rohtak (vi) Panchkula (vii) Faridabad-I (viii) Faridabad-II (ix) Sonipat (Delhi-III) 3 Hyderabad (i) Hyderabad -I (ii) Hyderabad-II (iii) Hyderabad-III (iv) Hyderabad-IV 4 Lucknow (i) Lucknow (ii) Allahabad (iii) Kanpur (iv) Agra 5 Mumbai-I (i)Mumbai-I (ii) Mumbai-IV (iii) Thane-I (iv) Thane-II 6 Kolkata (i)Kolkata-I (ii) Kolkata-II (iii) Kolkata-III (iv) Kolkata-IV(v) Kolkata-V (vi) Durgapur (vii) Bolpur (viii) Haldia (ix) Siliguri 7 Vadodara (i)Vadodara-I (ii) Vadodara-II (iii) Valsad (iv) Surat-I (v) Surat-II (vi) Daman (vii) Bharuch (viii) Silvasa(ix) Anand. 8 Large Taxpayer Unit (LTU) All Principal Commissioners and Commissioners of Central Excise Table-I(B) S. No. Principal Chief Commissioner of Central Excise Jurisdiction in terms of Commissioner of Central Excise (Audit) or Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeal) (1) (2) (3) 1 Chennai (i) Audit-I,Chennai (ii) Audit-II, Chennai. (iii) Appeal-I, Chennai (iv) Appeal-II, Chennai. 2 Delhi (i) Audit LTU, Delhi (ii) Audit-I, Delhi (iii) Audit-II, Delhi (iv) Appeal-I, Delhi (v) Appeal-II, Delhi. 3 Hyderabad (i) Audit, Hyderabad (ii) Appeal, Hyderabad. 4 Lucknow (i) Audit,Lucknow(ii) Appeal, Lucknow (iii) Appeal, Allahabad. 5 Mumbai-I (i) Audit LTU, Mumbai (ii) Audit, Mumbai-I(iii) Appeal, Mumbai-I. 6 Kolkata (i) Audit-I, Kolkata (ii) Audit-II, Kolkata (iii) Appeal-I, Kolkata (iv) Appeal-II, Kolkata. 7 Vadodara (i) Audit-I, Vadodara (ii) Audit-II, Vadodara (iii) Audit-III, Vadodara (iv) Appeal-I, Vadodara (v) Appeal-II, Vadodara (vi) Appeal-III, Vadodara. 8 Large Taxpayer Unit (LTU) All Commissioners of Central Excise ( Appeals). Table-II(A) S.No. Chief Commissioner of Central Excise Jurisdiction in terms of Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Central Excise (1) (2) (3) 1 Ahmedabad (i)Ahmedabad-I (ii) Ahmedabad-II (iii) Ahmedabad-III (iv) Rajkot (v) Bhavnagar (vi) Kutch (Gandhidham) 2 Bangalore (i) Bangalore-I (ii) Bangalore-II (iii) Bangalore-III (iv) Bangalore-IV (v) Bangalore-V 3 Bhopal (i) Bhopal (ii) Indore (iii) Raipur (iv) Gwalior (v) Bilaspur (vi) Jabalpur 4 Bhubaneshwar (i) Bhubaneshwar-I (ii) Bhubaneshwar-II (iii) Rourkela 5 Chandigarh (i) Chandigarh-I (ii) Chandigarh-II (iii) Ludhiana (iv) Jammu and Kashmir (v) Jalandhar 6 Cochin (i) Cochin (ii) Calicut (iii) Thiruvanathpuram 7 Coimbatore (i) Coimbatore (ii) Madurai (iii) Salem (iv) Thirunelveli (v) Tiruchirappalli 8 Jaipur (i) Jaipur (ii) Jodhpur (iii) Alwar (iv) Udaipur 9 Mysore (i) Mysore (ii) Mangalore (iii) Belgaum 10 Meerut (i) Meerut (ii) Hapur (iii) Ghaziabad (iv) Noida-I (v) Noida-II (vi) Dehradun 11 Mumbai-II (i) Mumbai-II (iii) Mumbai-III (iii) Belapur (iv) Raigarh 12 Nagpur (i) Nashik-I (ii) Nashik-II (iii) Nagpur-I (iv) Nagpur-II (v) Aurangabad (vi) Wardha 13 Pune (i) Pune-I (ii) Pune-II (iii) Pune-III (iv) Pune-IV (v) Goa (vi) Kolhapur 14 Ranchi (i) Ranchi( Ranchi-I) (ii) Bokaro ( Ranchi-II) (iii) Patna (iv) Dhanbad (v) Jamshedpur 15 Shillong (i) Shillong (ii) Guwahati (iii) Dibrugarh 16 Visakhapatnam (i) Visakhapatnam ( Visakhapatnam -I) (ii) Kakinada (Visakhapatnam-II) (iii) Nellore (Visakhapatnam-III) (iv) Guntur (v) Tirupati 17 Large Taxpayer Unit (LTU) All Principal Commissioners and Commissioners of Central Excise Table-II(B) S.No. Chief Commissioner of Central Excise Jurisdiction in terms of Commissioner of Central Excise (Audit) or Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeal) (1) (2) (3) 1 Ahmedabad (i)Audit-I, Ahmedabad (ii) Audit-II, Ahmedabad (iii) Audit-III, Ahmedabad (iv) Appeal-I, Ahmedabad (v) Appeal-II, Ahmedabad (iv) Appeal-III, Ahmedabad. 2 Bangalore (i) Audit,Bangalore (ii) Appeal-I, Bangalore (iii) Appeal-II, Bangalore. 3 Bhopal (i) Audit-I, Bhopal (ii) Audit-II, Bhopal (iii) Appeal-I, Bhopal (iv) Appeal-II, Bhopal. 4 Bhubaneshwar (i) Audit, Bhubaneswar (ii) Appeal, Bhubaneswar. 5 Chandigarh (i) Audit, Chandigarh (ii) Appeal-I, Chandigarh (iii) Appeal-II, Chandigarh. 6 Cochin (i) Audit, Cochin (ii) Appeal-I, Cochin (iii) Appeal-II, Cochin (iv) Appeal-III, Cochin. 7 Coimbatore (i) Audit, Coimbatore (ii) Appeal-I, Coimbatore (iii) Appeal-II, Coimbatore. 8 Jaipur (i) Audit, Jaipur (ii) Appeal, Jaipur. 9 Mysore (i) Audit, Mysore (ii) Appeal, Mysore. 10 Meerut (i) Audit-I, Meerut (ii) Audit-II, Meerut (iii) Appeal-I, Meerut (iv) Appeal-II, Meerut. 11 Mumbai-II (i) Audit, Mumbai-II (ii) Appeal, Mumbai-II. 12 Nagpur (i) Audit-I, Nagpur (ii) Audit-II, Nagpur (iii) Appeal, Nagpur. 13 Pune (i) Audit-I, Pune (ii) Audit-II, Pune (iii) Appeal, Pune ( Appeal-I, Pune Zone ) (iv) Appeal, Kolhapur ( Appeal-II, Pune Zone ). 14 Ranchi (i) Audit, Patna ( Audit Ranchi Zone ) (ii) Appeal, Patna (iii) Appeal, Ranchi. 15 Shillong (i) Audit,Guwahati ( Audit Shillong Zone ) (ii) Appeal,Guwahati ( Appeal Shillong Zone ). 16 Visakhapatnam (i) Audit, Vijaywada (Audit, Visakhapatnam Zone ), (ii)Appeal, Vishakhapatnam (Appeal-I, Visakhapatnam Zone ) (iii) Appeal, Guntur (Appeal-II, Visakhapatnam Zone ). 17 Large Taxpayer Unit (LTU) All Commissioners of Central Excise ( Appeals ). Table III(A) S.No. Principal Commissioner of Central Excise Jurisdiction (1) (2) (3) 1 Ahmedabad-I The Jurisdiction covers the areas in the City Taluk and the Daskroi Taluk in the District of Ahmedabad excluding the portions and villages of both the Taluks included in the jurisdiction of Ahmedabad-II Commissionerate. 2 Aurangabad All Districts of Marathwada region of MaharastraState viz Aurangabad, Beed, Jalna, Latur, Nanded, Parbhani, Hingoli and Osmanabad. 3 Bangalore -I WARDS: In the areas of Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) new ward nos. 54 (Part- Areas falling on the right side (South) of Bangalore-Chennai Railway Line), 55 (Part- Areas falling on the right side (South) of Bangalore-Chennai Railway Line except areas falling on the right side (South) of K.R.Puram-Whitefield Main Road), 56 to 58,79,80,81 (Part-Excluding the area falling on the right side (East) of Outer Ring Road from Marathalli to K.R.Puram), 82 (Part- Areas falling on the right side (East) of Information Technology Park Ltd. (ITPL) –Whitefield main Road and Areas falling on the left side (North) of KR Puram Whitefield Road),,83,84,85 (Part- Areas falling on the left side (West) of Marathalli-K.R.Puram Outer Ring Road and Areas falling on the right side (South) of Marathalli-Varthur Road and Areas falling on the right side (East) of Information Technology Park ltd. Main Road to Hoodi starting from Varthur Road) 86 to 89,95,96,109, 112 to 122, 139, 140, 142 to 145, 147 to 151, 153 to 156, 173, 174, Areas on left (East) side of Bangalore-Hosur Road in the wards of 189 (Part), 190 (Part), 191 (Part) and 192 (Part). Beyond BBMP Areas: In the areas of Jigani Hobli and Attibele Hobli of Anekal Taluk, [Excluding Areas on the Right (North) side of the Road starting from Huskur Road-Hosur Road Junction in the east proceeding on Veerasandra Main Road-Bhavani Road-Gollahalli Main Road-Thirupalya Road-Neo Town Road– Koppa-Begur Road joining Bannerghatta-Anekal Road at Koppa Gate in the West, comprising of areas in the villages of Maragondanahalli, Hulimangala, S.Bingipura, Hullahalli, Koppa(part). Nallasandra, Jigani (Part), Begihalli (Part), Mantapa (Part), Sakalawara, Laxmipura, Kalkere, Bannerughatta, Byrappanahalli, HalesampigeHalli, Ramasandra, Amani Bidarekere, BhujangadasanaAmanikere, Bhoothanahalli, BannerughattaKaval, Bilwaradahalli, Konnaikana Agrahara, Gollahalli of Jigani Hobli of Anekal Taluk and Gollahalli, Hebbugodi (Part) and Veerasandra villages of Attibele Hobli of AnekalTaluk]. Areas of Begur Hobli falling on Left (East) side of Bangalore-Hosur Road. Areas of Varthur Hobli of Bangalore East Taluk, in the State of Karnataka. 4 Chandigarh – I In the State of Himachal Pradesh, in the Union territory of Chandigarh, in the District of Fatehgarh Sahib of the State of Punjab. 5 Chennai-I Chennai Corporation Zone Nos. I to V, Ponneri, Gummidipoondi, Uthukottai, Tiruvallur and Poonamallee Taluks of Tiruvallur District of the State of Tamil Nadu. The Maritime Commissioner's work having the export jurisdiction in Chennai City through Sea Port, Airport and Post Office of export located in Chennai. 6 Chennai-IV Chennai Corporation Zone Nos.XII, XIV and XV; Sriperumbudur, Tambaram Taluks; and Tiruporur, Karumbakkam, Kelambakkam, Guduvancherry, Kattankullathur (Kayarambedu, Potheri, Konathi, Thailavaram, Vallanchery villages only) Firkas of Chengalpattu Taluk of Kancheepuram District in the State of Tamil Nadu. 7 Delhi – I In the areas comprising of part of National Capital Territory of Delhi bound by the Delhi Haryana border on the North and West up to West Juan Drain or Mungaspur Drain intersection and along Mungaspur Drain and Najafgarh Drain till Trinagar or Zakhira; Najafgarh Road from Zakhiraupto Raja Garden Chowk, Ring Road or Mahatma Gandhi Road via DhaulaKuan, Lajpat Nagar upto Maharani Bagh and thereafter Yamuna River up to Delhi Haryana Border. 8 Gurgaon – II In the Rewari District,Mahendergarh District and IMT Manesar and area on the right side of Delhi-Jaipur Highway (NH-8) starting from village Lakhnola till Sector-95 Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) alongwith green belt and towards west left side of Gurgaon-Pataudi Road upto Dharuhera (Rewari). 9 Hyderabad-I In the Districts of Adilabad, Nizamabad and Medak of the State of Telangana and following mandals of Ranga Reddy District of the State of Telangana :-Bantaram, Basheerabad, Dharur, Doma, Gandeed, Kulkacharla, Marpalle, Mominpet, Nawabpet, Pargi, Peddemul, Pudur,Tandur, Vikarabad and Yalal. 10 Indore In the Districts of Indore, Khargone, Khandwa, Barwani, Dhar and Burhanpur of the State of Madhya Pradesh. 11 Kolkata - I In the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) Ward nos. 1 to 80. 12 Ludhiana In Districts of Ludhiana, Moga, Firozpur, Faridkot, Muktsar, Fazilka, Barnala and tehsil Rampura Phul of District Bathinda of the State of Punjab. 13 Meerut In the Districts of Meerut, Bagpat, Muzaffarnagar, Saharanpur, Shamali and Tehsil of Bijnor and Chandpur in the District of Bijnore and the area of Tehsil Modinagar of District Ghaziabad on both side of Delhi Meerut Road from Kadrabad up to Gangnahar to Kadrarabad in the State of Uttar Pradesh. 14 Mumbai –I In wards A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, K (East) of the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai of the State of Maharashtra and in the areas in the Continental Shelf, or as the case may be, in the exclusive Economic Zone of India declared as designated areas by the Central Government from time to time. 15 Mumbai-II In the wards L, M, N of Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai of the State of Maharashtra. 16 Nagpur - I Area falling south of Hingna Road from Hingna Tahsil border to Road joining Hingna Road T-Point- Ring Road- Khamla Square - Ajni Square- Ajni Railway Flyover- Wanjari Nagar- Kukde-lay-Out T-Point and area falling west of the road joining Kukde lay out T point Rameshwari square to Padmawati Nagar T point and area falling north of road joining Padmawati Nagar T point to Somalwada square on N.H.7 and area on the west of N.H.7 from Somalwada square up to Nagpur District border and Hingna Tahsil of Nagpur District. 17 Pune- I In the areas of entire Maval Taluka, north western corner of Haveli Taluka enclosed by the boundary of Pimpri –Chinchwad Municipal Corporation area, the area covered by Pimpri- Chinchwad Municipal Corporation ( except Moshi, Bhosari, Kasarwadi and Dapodi) and in the Mulshi Taluka, the area lying to the North of Mula River and Mulshi Lake. 18 Pune-II In the areas of Junnar, Ambegaon and parts of Haveli and Khed Talukas excluding the part of Khed Taluka enclosed by the Pune-Nasik Highway and Chakan-Shikrapur Road meeting at the junction (Chakan Chowk) of these two roads in the District of Pune. In Haveli Taluka of Pune District, the Gram Panchayat areas of Moshi, Bhosari, Kasarwadi, Dapodi and the adjoining areas of the said villages lying on the western side of road starting from the Alandi Bridge (on river Indrayani) and further extending as the Alandi – Dighi - Kalas Road joining the Holkar Bridge via Deccan College Chowk and Bombay Sappers Road further enclosed by river Mulla upstream upto Harris Bridge Dapodi. 19 Raigad In the District of Raigad of the State of Maharashtra excluding the areas bounded by Old Mumbai-Pune Highway on the west side up to Navada Phata and northern side of Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) main road from Navada Phata upto Bel Naka Police Chowkie and in the eastern side from Bel Naka along private road from K-10 to PL-45 along the outer boundaries of MIDC (Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation) Taloja upto the northern boundaries of Raigad District. 20 Raipur In the Districts of Dantewada, Bastar, Kanker, Kondagaon, Sukma, Dhamtari, Mahasamund, Narainpur, Bijapur, Rajnandgaon, Kawardha (Kabirdham), Bematara, Balod, Gariaband, Durg and Raipur (excluding the tehsils of Tilda) of the State of Chhattisgarh. 21 Rajkot Area of Rajkot, Jamnagar, Devbhumi Dwarka and Morbi (excluding Halvad Taluk) Districts of Gujarat 22 Vadodara-I The Districts of Vadodara and Chota Udaipur excluding the following areas (a) Waghoria Taluka (b) Area of Karjan Taluka and Vadodara Taluka bound by Vadodara- Mumbai railway line on the west, on the east by the boundaries of Karjan Taluka and Vadodara Taluka, on the north by Jambuva river, on the south by the boundaries of Vadodara District (c) Area of Vadodara Taluka- bound on the east by National Expressway NE-1, on the west by Vadodara- Ahmedabad Railway line, on the north by Mahi river and on the south by Chyapuri (Channi)- Godhra Railway line, and (d) Area of Vadodara Taluka- bound on the west by Mumbai- Vadodara Railway line, on the north by Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) Ring Road from Vadsar overbridge to Sussen crossroad, on the south by Jambuva river, and on the east by old National Highway No.8. 23 Vadodara-II The Districts of Panchmahal and Dahod, and the following areas of District of Vadodara :- (a) Waghodia Taluka, (b) Area of Karjan Taluka and Vadodara Taluka bound by Vadodara-Mumbai railway line on the west, on the east by the boundaries of Karjan Taluka and Vadodara Taluka, on the north by Jambuva river, on the south by the boundary of Vadodara District, and (c) Area of Vadodara Taluka bound on the west by Mumbai-Vadodara railway line, on the north by GIDC (Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation) Ring Road from Vadsar overbridge to Sussen crossroads, on the south by Jambuva river, and on the east by old National Highway No.8. 24 Visakhapatnam(Visakhapatnam-I) In the Districts of Srikakulam, Vizianagaram and Visakhapatnam excluding the mandals of Nakkapalli, Sarvasidhi Rayavaram, Yelamanchili, Rambilli, Kasimkota, Atchutapuram, Paravada, Anakapalli, Chodavaram, Cheedikada, Hukumpeta, Butchayyapeta, Kotauratla, Makavarapalem, Ravikamatham, Madugula, Paderu, Pedabayalu, Munchingiputtu, Gangaraju Madugula, Chintapalle, Gudem Kothaveedhi, Payakaraopeta, Koyyuru, Roluguntla, Narsipatnam, Nathavaram, Pedagantyada, Munagapaka, Sabbavaram, Golugunta and Gajuwaka mandal but including the villages/ Areas of Thunglam and the entire area falling under Autonagar Industrial Area, Akkareddipalem, Mindi, Nathayyapalem, Dolphin's Nose and Yarada of Gajuwaka mandal in the State of Andhra Pradesh. 25 Large Taxpayer Unit Throughout the territory of India Table III(B) S.No. Commissioner of Central Excise Jurisdiction (1) (2) (3) 1 Agra Districts of Agra, Ferozabad, Hathras, Mathura, Aligarh, Auraiya, Etawah, Farrukhabad, Kannauj, Mainpuri, Etah and Kasganj of the State of Uttar Pradesh. 2 Ahmedabad-II Area on the eastern side of Sabarmati river starting from Nehru Bridge towards northern side of Relief Road extending upto Kalupur. On the southern side, to the east of railway track from Kalupur Bridge to Sarangpur Bridge, from Sarangpur Bridge to the northern side of the road from Sarangpur Bridge to the corner of Patel Mills on Rakhial Road via Hathikhai, from Patel Mills, there is an imaginary boundary lying on the outer boundary of Patel Mills and Raipur Mills (including both mills) and, then, the wall separating Raipur Mills and Vivekanand Mills, the imaginary boundary runs through the road between Rakhial society and Rakhial village passing through the backside of Monogram Mills upto Naroda Highway, from there it includes the area lying on the eastern side of Narol - Naroda Highway upto the intersection of Narol-Naroda Highway and Odhav Road at Indian Oil Corporation and Muthia, Ainasan, Pardhol, Vehlal, Jukha, Naroda, Lialsis, Navrangpura villages of Dascroi Taluka. The jurisdiction also includes the entire area of City Taluka and all villages of Dascroi Taluka on the western side of Sabarmati river. It also includes Sanand, Dholka, Bavla, Mandal, Dhandhuka, Viramgam and Detroj-Rampura Talukas of Ahmedabad District, Ranpur and Barvala Talukas of Botad District and Dasada Taluka of Surendranagar District. 3 Ahmedabad-III Areas of Gandhinagar, Banaskantha, Mehsana, Patan, Sabarkantha and Arravali Districts of Gujarat. 4 Allahabad In the Districts of Allahabad, Varanasi, Mirzapur, Deoria, Azamgarh, Ballia, Ghazipur, Jaunpur, Maharajganj, Siddharth Nagar, Pratapgarh, Gorakhpur, Sonbhadra, Mau, Sant Ravi Das Nagar, Kaushambi, Banda, Chitrakot, Kushinagar, Sant Kabir Nagar and Chandauli of the State of Uttar Pradesh 5 Alwar In the Districts of Alwar, Bharatpur, Dholpur, Dausa, Karauli and Sawai Madhopur of Rajasthan 6 Anand The Districts of Anand and Kheda, and the area of Vadodara Taluka - bound on the east by National Expressway NE-1, on the west by Vadodara-Ahmedabad railway line, on the north by Mahi river, and on the south by Chayapuri (Channi)- Godhra railway line. 7 Bangalore –II WARDS: In the areas of BBMP new ward nos. 9, 10 (part – excluding the areas on the right (South) side of Outer Ring Road towards Hebbal covering entire Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) Industrial Area, 11 to 16, 38 (part – excluding areas up to right (East) of Bangalore-Tumkur Road (NH4) up to Outer ring road Junction), 39 to 42, 70 and 71. Beyond BBMP Areas: Areas in the Hesaraghatta Hobli of Bangalore North Taluk, Areas of Dasanapura Hobli [Excluding the villages of Kachohalli, Machohalli, Bylakonenahalli, Byandahalli, kadabagere, Siddenahalli, Mallasandra, Gattisiddanahalli (B), Kittanahalli, Nagasandra, Kanuvanahalli, Goravanahalli, Hosahalli, Avalakuppe, Soladvanahalli of Dasanapura Hobli]. Areas of Nelamangala Taluk on the both sides of Bangalore-Tumkur Road (NH4) upto Nelamangala junction of NH4 and NH8 on Tumkur road. Further areas on the Right side of Bangalore-Tumkur Road (NH4) from Nelamangala junction of NH4 (NH48) and State Highway Road No.74 on Tumkur Road of Nelamangala Taluk of Bangalore Rural District upto Tumkur District Border and the entire geographical area of Tumkur District, State of Karnataka. 8 Bangalore-III WARDS:In the areas of BBMP new ward nos. 10(part – the areas falling on the right (South) side of Outer Ring Road towards Hebbal covering entire BEL Industrial Area, 17, 36, 37, 38 (part – areas uptoright (East) of Bangalore-Tumkur Road (NH4) upto Outer ring road Junction), 43, 44, 66 to 69, 72 to 76, 97 to 108, 123 to 138, 141, 146, 152, 157 to 172, 175 to 188, Areas on Right (West) side of Bangalore-Hosur Road in the wards of 189 (part), 190 (part), 191 (part), 192 (part), 193 to 198. Beyond BBMP Areas: Areas on the Left side of Bangalore-Tumkur Road(NH4) from Nelamangala Junction of NH4 and NH48 of Nelamangala Taluk of Bangalore Rural District upto Tumkur District Border. Further all areas on the right side of NH48 while proceeding from Nelamangala Junction towards Mangalore in the Magadi Taluk of the Bangalore Rural District. Areas on the villages of Kachohalli, Machohalli, Bylakonenahalli, Byandahalli, Kadabagere, Siddenahalli, Mallasandra, Gattisiddanahalli(B), Kittanahalli, Nagasandra, Kanuvanahalli, Goravanahalli, Hosahalli, Avalakuppe, Soladvanahalli of DasanapuraHobli,Magadi Taluk, Seegehalli, Kodigehalli, Kodegehalli (OG), Kannahalli, Manganahalli and Kenchanapura villages of Yeshwantapura Hobli of Bangalore South Taluk,Kengeri Hobli, TavarekereHobli, Uttarahalli Hobli, and Kanakapura Taluk. Areas under Ramananagar Taluk and Chennapatna Taluk of Ramanagara District. All areas on the Right (North) side of the Road starting from Huskur Road-Hosur Road Junction in the east proceeding on Veerasandra Main Road-Bhavani Road-Gollahalli Main Road-Thirupalya Road-Neo Town Road– Koppa-Begur Road joining Bannerghatta-Anekal Road at Koppa Gate in the West, comprising of areas in the villages of Maragondanahalli, Hulimangala, S.Bingipura, Hullahalli, Koppa (part). Nallasandra, Jigani (part), Begihalli (part), Mantapa (part), Sakalawara, Laxmipura, Kalkere, Bannerughatta, Byrappanahalli, HalesampigeHalli, Ramasandra, Amani Bidarekere, BhujangadasanaAmanikere, Bhoothanahalli, BannerughattaKaval, Bilwaradahalli, Konnaikana Agrahara, Gollahalli of Jigani Hobli of Anekal Taluk and Gollahalli, Hebbugodi (part) and Veerasandra villages of Attibele Hobli of Anekal Taluk. Areas of Begur Hobli falling in the right (West) side of Bangalore-Hosur Road of Bangalore South Taluk in Bangalore Urban District. 9 Bangalore-IV WARDS: 1,,2,3,4,5, 6, 7,8, 18 to 34, 46 to 53, 54 (Part- Excluding Areas falling on the right side (South) of Bangalore-Chennai Railway Line), 55 (Part- Excluding Areas falling on the right side (South) of Bangalore-Chennai Railway Line, except areas falling on the right side (South) of K.R.Puram-Whitefield Main Road), 59 to 62, 81 (Part- Areas falling on the right side (East) of Outer Ring Road from Marathalli to K.R. Puram), 82 (Part- Excluding the areas falling on the right side (East) of ITPL (Information Technology Park Limited) –Whitefield main Road and Areas falling on the left side (North) of KR Puram Whitefield Road), 85 (Part- Excluding Areas falling on the left side (West) of Marathalli-K.R.Puram Outer Ring Road and Areas falling on the right side ( South) of Marathalli-Varthur Road and Areas falling on the right side (East) of ITPL Main Road-Hoodi starting from Varthur Road). Beyond BBMP Areas : Areas comprising of Yelahanka and Jala Hoblis (including M/s ITC (Indian Tobacco Company) Limited, Meenakunte). Areas falling under Doddaballapur, Devanahalli and Hoskote Talukas of Bangalore Rural District. Areas in entire Kolar and Chikballapur Districts in the State of Karnataka. 10 Bangalore-V Areas covered under BBMP New Wards nos. 35,45,63,64,65,77,78, 90, 91, 92,93, 94, 110 and 111. Areas in the revenue Districts of Chitradurga, Davangere and Haveri in the State of Karnataka. 11 Belapur In the ward nos. of 8, 9, 10 and 11 of the Thane Municipal Corporation falling under Thane Taluka in Thane District, area of Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation and area on the North side of Taloja Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation road up to the boundary of Thane District bounded by Old Mumbai Pune Highway on the west side and outer boundary of Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation area along the private road from K-10 to PL-45 and the eastern boundaries of Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation Taloja up to the Thane/Raigad District boundary. 12 Belgaum In the Districts of Belgaum, Bellary, Raichur, Bijapur, Bagalkot, Gadag, Dharwad, Gulbarga, Koppal, Bidar and Yadgir in the State of Karnataka. 13 Bharuch Bharuch District, Narmada District and the area north to Kim river falling under Mangrol Taluka of Surat District. 14 Bhavnagar Area of Bhavnagar, Surendranagar (except Dasada- Patdi Taluk), Amreli, Junagadh, Porbandar, Gir-Somnath Districts and Botad and Gadhda Taluk of Botad District, and Halvad Taluk of Morbi District of Gujarat and Diu in the Union territory of Daman and Diu. 15 Bilaspur In the Tehsils of Tilda of Raipur District and District of Koria, Surguja, Jashpur, Korba, Raigarh, Champa – Janjgir, Bilaspur, Mungeli, Baloda Bazar, Surajpur and Balrampur of the State of Chhattisgarh. 16 Bhopal In the Districts of Bhopal, Vidisha, Raisen, Hoshangabad, Harda, Sehore, Betul, Sagar, Chhatarpur, Tikamgarh, Damoh and Tehsil Narsingarh of District Rajgarh of the State of Madhya Pradesh. 17 Bhubaneswar –I In the Districts of Cuttack (except Athagarh Sub-Division), Kandhamal, Kendrapara, Khurda, Jagatsinghpur, Puri, Nayagarh, Ganjam, Rayagada, Gajapati, Koraput, Malkangiri, Nabrangpur and Kalahandi of the State of Odisha. 18 Bhubaneswar –II In the Districts of Angul, Balasore, Bhadrak, Dhenkanal, Jajpur, Keonjhar, Mayurbhanj and Athagarh sub-division of Cuttack District of the State of Odisha. 19 Bolpur In the Districts of Murshidabad, Birbhum, Purulia and Bardhaman (Except Sub-Division Durgapur of Bardhaman District) in the State of West Bengal. 20 Calicut In the Districts of Trichur, Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Wayanad, Kannur and Kasargod (excluding the area comprised in Malkipara tea factory, being part of Pariyaram village of Mukundapuram taluk of the District of Trichur), of the State of Kerala, Mahe Commune of the Union territory of Puducherry and the Union territory of Lakshadweep. 21 Chandigarh – II In the Districts of Patiala, Rupnagar, Sangrur, Ajitgarh, Mansa and Bathinda (excluding tehsil Rampura Phul) of the State of Punjab. 22 Chennai-II Chennai Corporation Zone Nos.VI to XI and XIII. 23 Chennai-III Kattankulathur Firka (Excepting Kayarambedu, Potheri, Konathi, Thailavaram, Vallanchery and Kattankallathur villages), Manamadhi, Chengalpattu and Palur Firkas of Chengalpattu Taluk, Kancheepuram Taluk of Kancheepuram District, Pallipattu and Tiruttani Taluks of Tiruvallur District, Vellore and Krishnagiri Districts of the State of Tamil Nadu. 24 Cochin In the District of Ernakulam, Kottayam and Idukki of the State of Kerala and Mallapally Taluk, Thiruvalla taluk, Ayiroor village of Ranni taluk, Aranmula, Mezhuveli, Kulanada and Kindangannoor villages of Kozhencherry Taluk of Pathanamthitta District of Kerala State, the whole of Alleppey District of Kerala State except Mavelikkara and Karthikappally Taluks and the area comparising of Kollukumalai Tea factory (being a part of Kottagudi village of Uthamapalayam Taluk of the District of Theni) in the State of Tamilnadu. 25 Coimbatore In the Districts of Coimbatore, Nilgiris and in the District of Tirupur (excluding Dharapuram, Kangeyam Taluks and Uthukkuli Firka and Kunnathur Firka of Avinashi Taluk) of the State of Tamil Nadu and the area comprising of Malkipara Tea factory ( being a part of Pariyaram village of Mukundapuram Taluk of Trichur District of the State of Kerala) 26 Daman Area of District of Daman of Union territory of Daman and Diu and area of Umbergaon Taluka of Valsad District. 27 Dhanbad District of Dhanbad, Jamtara, Deoghar, Dumka, Pakur, Godda and Sahebganj in the State of Jharkhand 28 Dehradun In the Districts of Dehradun, Haridwar, Tehri Garhwal, Pauri Garhwal, Rudraprayag, Uttar Kashi and Chamoli in the State of Uttarakhand. 29 Delhi – II In the areas comprising of the part of National Capital Territory of Delhi (excluding the areas included in Delhi-I) and including Trans Yamuna Area (East Delhi) of National Capital Territory of Delhi and areas bound by West Juan Drain or Mungaspur Drain on Delhi Haryana Border upto Zakhira, Najafgarh Road upto Raja Garden Chowk, Ring Road or Mahatma Gandhi Road via DhaulaKuan, Lajpat Nagar (Southern Part), upto Maharani Bagh and Delhi Haryana Border on the south and south west of Delhi. 30 Sonepat (Delhi-III) Districts of Panipat and Sonepat in the State of Haryana 31 Dibrugarh Districts of Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, Sibsagar, Jorhat of the state of Assam and District of Tirap, Changlang, Anjaw, Lohit, Lower Dibang Valley, Dibang Valley in the State of Arunachal Pradesh and the Districts of Mokokchung, Longleng, Mon, Tuensung of the State of Nagaland. 32 Durgapur In the Districts of Bankura and Sub-Division Durgapur of Bardhaman District in the State of West Bengal. 33 Faridabad – I District Faridabad, Ballabhgarh and Palwal on the western side of Mathura Road in the State of Haryana. 34 Faridabad – II District Faridabad, Ballabhgarh and Palwal on the eastern side of Mathura Road in the State of Haryana. 35 Ghaziabad In the District of Ghaziabad (excluding area covered on both sides of Meerut-Delhi Road from Gang Nahar to Kadrabad in the Tehsil Modinagar of District Ghaziabad) of the State of Uttar Pradesh starting from Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border and bound in the South by the National Highway No. 24 Bypass road upto its crossing with Delhi-Kanpur (main) Railwayline and thereafter bound first in the West by the said line and then in the South and East by ‘Maant Khand Ganga Nahar' passing through "Kot-ka-pul" and Maant Poshak Gang Nahar in the District of Gautam Buddh Nagar in the State of Uttar Pradesh 36 Goa In the State of Goa. 37 Gurgaon – I Gurgaon District excluding the area of Industrial Model Township (IMT) Manesar and the area on the rightside of Delhi-Jaipur Highway (NH-8) starting from village Lakhnola till Sector-95 HUDA alongwith green belt and towards west left side of Gurgaon-Pataudi Road upto Dharuhera (Rewari) and District of Mewat. 38 Guntur In the Districts of Guntur, Krishna and West Godavari of the State of Andhra Pradesh 39 Guwahati Districts of Kamrup, Nalbari, Morigaon, Borpeta, Dhubri, Bongaigaon, Kokrajhar, Goalpara, Sonitpur, Darrang, North Lakhimpur, Dhemaji of the State of Assam and the State of Arunachal Pradesh (except the District of Tirap, Changlang, Anjaw, Lohit, Lower Dibang Valley, Dibang Valley ) and the Districts of East Garo Hills, West Garo Hills and South Garo Hills of the State of Meghalaya. 40 Gwalior In the Districts of Dewas, Jhabua, Ratlam, Mandsaur, Shajapur, Ujjain, Guna, Rajgarh (Excluding Tehsil Narsingarh), Gwalior, Shivpuri, Datia, Morena, Sheopur, Neemuch, Bhind, Ashoknagar, Agar and Alirajpur of the State of Madhya Pradesh. 41 Haldia In the Districts of East Midnapur and West Midnapur; block Amta-I, Amta-II, Bagnan-I, Jagatballavpur, Panchla, Udayanarayanpur, Domjur and Uluberia-II of Howrah District in the State of West Bengal; and the Union teritory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. 42 Hapur In the Districts of Hapur, Amroha, Moradabad, Tehsil Dhampur, Nagina and Nazibabad of District Bijnore, Districts Sambhal, Rampur, Bareilly, Badaun and Pilibhit of the State of Uttar Pradesh and District Udhamsingh Nagar, Pithoragarh, Champawat, Nainital, Bageswar, and Almora in the State of Uttarakhand. 43 Hyderabad-II In the Districts of Hyderabad and Mahboobnagar of the State of Telangana and following Mandals of Ranga Reddy District of the State of Telangana:- Kandukur, Maheswaram, Shamshabad and Rajendranagar. 44 Hyderabad-III In the Districts of Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam and Nalgonda of the State of Telangana and the following mandals of Ranga Reddy District of the State of Telangana:- Ghatkesar, Hayathnagar, Ibrahimpatnam, Keesara, Malkajgiri, Manchal, Saroornagar, Uppal and Yacharam. 45 Hyderabad-IV In the District of Ranga Reddy but excluding the areas falling under the said Ranga Reddy District of the State of Telangana under the jurisdiction of Hyderabad-I, Hyderabad-II and Hyderabad-III Commissionerates. 46 Jabalpur In the Districts of Jabalpur, Narsinghpur, Mandla, Dindori, Katni, Umaria, Shahdol, Anuppur, Chhindwara, Seoni, Balaghat, Satna, Panna, Rewa, Sidhi and Singroli of the State of Madhya Pradesh. 47 Jaipur Districts of Jaipur, Ajmer and Tonk in the State of Rajasthan 48 Jalandhar In the Districts of Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Gurdaspur, Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Pathankot, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar and Hoshiarpur of the State of Punjab 49 Jammu and Kashmir In the State of Jammu and Kashmir. 50 Jamshedpur District of East Singhbhum, West Singhbhum & Saraikela-Kharsawan in the State of Jharkhand 51 Jodhpur In the Districts of Jodhpur, Nagaur, Pali, Sirohi, Jalore, Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Churu, Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Sikar and Jhunjhunu of the State of Rajasthan 52 Kakinada(Visakhapatnam-II) In the territory of Yanam in the Union territory of Puducherry and in the Districts of East Godavari and Visakhapatnam in the State of Andhra Pradesh other than the areas mentioned under the jurisdiction of Visakhapatnam Commissionerate. 53 Kanpur Districts of Kanpur, Kanpur Dehat, Unnao, Jhansi, Jalaon, Mahoba, Hamirpur, Lalitpur of the State of Uttar Pradesh 54 Kolhapur Area consisting of the Districts of Satara, Sangli, Kolhapur, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg in the State of Maharashtra. 55 Kolkata - II In the District of Howrah except blocks Amta-I, Amta-II, Bagnan-I, Jagatballavpur, Panchla, Udayanarayanpur, Domjur and Uluberia-II of Howrah District in the State of West Bengal. 56 Kolkata - III In the Districts of North 24 Parganas and Nadia in the State of West Bengal. 57 Kolkata - IV In the District of Hooghly in the State of West Bengal. 58 Kolkata - V Entire District of South 24 Parganas and Ward no 81 to 141 of Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) in the State of West Bengal. 59 Kutch (Gandhidham) District of Kutch in the State of Gujarat 60 Lucknow Districts of Faizabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Gonda, Balrampur, Bahraich, Shrawasti, Basti, Sitapur, Hardoi, Lakhimpur Kheri, Shahjahanpur, Raibareilly, Sultanpur, Amethi, Fatehpur, Lucknow and Barabanki of the State of Uttar Pradesh 61 Madurai In the Districts of Madurai, Ramanathapuram, Sivagangai, Theni (except Kolukamalai Tea Factory being a part of Kottakudi village of Uthamapalayam Taluk), Dindigul (except D.Gudalur village of Palayam Fikra of Vedasandur Taluk) and Taluks of Virudhunagar, Sattur and Aruppukottai of Virudhunagar District of the State of Tamilnadu. 62 Mangalore In the Districts of Uttara Kannada, Dakshina Kannada and Udupi in the State of Karnataka 63 Mumbai-III In the wards S and T of Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and adjoining areas of Thane Taluka bound by west side of Eastern Express Highway from Mulund Check Naka to Kapurbawdi and Ghodbunder Road up to Thane Municipal Limit, of the State of Maharashtra. 64 Mumbai- IV In the wards of K (West), P (South), P (North), R (South) R (Central) and R (North) of Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai of the State of Maharashtra 65 Mysore In the Districts of Mysore, Mandya, Chamarajnagar, Hassan, Chikmagalur, Shimoga and Kodagu in the State of Karnataka. 66 Nagpur - II Municipal Corporation limit of Nagpur City except area covered under Nagpur-I Commissionerate; Nagpur Rural Tehsil except area covered under Nagpur-I Commissionerate; Tehsils of Kamptee, Ramtek, Parseoni, Kalmeshwar, Katol, Narkhed, Saoner, Mouda, Kuhi, Umrer, Bhiwapur of Nagpur District; Districts of Bhandara and Gondia. 67 Nasik - I Entire District of Nasik (excluding Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation -Ambad and Village-Vilholi of Nasik Taluka, Igatpuri Taluka and Sinnar Taluka) and Districts of Jalgaon, Dhule and Nandurbar in the State of Maharashtra. 68 Nasik - II Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) -Ambad and Village-Vilholi of Nasik Taluka, Igatpuri Taluka and Sinnar Taluka in the District of Nasik and entire District of Ahmednagar in the State of Maharashtra. 69 Nellore (Visakhapatnam-III) In the Districts of Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore, Prakasam and Dr. Y.S.Rajasekhara Reddy Cuddapah(Kadapa) of the State of Andhra Pradesh 70 Noida-I Areas falling under the control and jurisdiction of New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NOIDA) in the Districts of Gautam Budha Nagar in the State of Uttar Pradesh. 71 Noida-II Areas falling in the Districts of Bulandshahar and Gautam Budha Nagar in the State of Uttar Pradesh excluding the areas falling under the jurisdiction of Commissioner of Central Excise, Commissionerate, Noida-I and Ghaziabad. 72 Panchkula In the Districts of Panchkula, Karnal, Ambala, Kaithal, Kurukshetra and Yamunanagar in the State of Haryana. 73 Patna State of Bihar 74 Puducherry In the Union territory of Puducherry (except Mahe, Yanam and Karaikal) and Districts of Villupuram, Cuddalore and Thiruvannamalai and Madurantakam, Thirukalukundram, Uthiramerur, Cheyyur and Melmaruvathur Taluks of Kanchipuram District in the State of Tamil Nadu. 75 Pune-III District of Solapur and the Talukas of Velhe, Bhor, Purandar, Baramati, Daund, Indapur, and parts of ‘Pune City' Taluka, Haveli Taluka and Mulshi Taluka in the District of Pune. The jurisdiction in the parts of Haveli and ‘Pune City' Talukas shall be its Southern and South-Western portion bounded in the North by the Solapur-Pune Highway upto Hadapsar Railway flyover; from there, the boundary shall be the Satara-Pune-Mumbai Railway Line upto Sangamwadi Railway Bridge; from thereon, River Mula-Mutha upto the Sangam of Mula and Mutha Rivers and further, the boundary shall be the Mula River upto the border of Haveli-Mulshi Taluka; the part of Mulshi Taluka lying to the South of Mula River and Mulshi Lake. 76 Pune-IV Areas under Shirur Taluka, parts of Khed, Haveli, and ‘Pune City' Talukas in the District of Pune. In Khed Taluka, the part of Khed Taluka enclosed by the Pune-Nasik Highway and Chakan-Shikrapur Road meeting at the junction (Chakan Chowk) of these two roads. In Haveli and ‘Pune City' Talukas, the area bounded in the West by the road starting from the Alandi Bridge (on river Indrayani) and further extending as the Alandi – Dighi - Kalas Road joining the Holkar Bridge via Deccan College Chowk and Bombay Sappers Road; further, the boundary shall be River Mula upto the Sangam of Rivers Mula and Mutha; further the boundary shall be along River Mutha upto the Sangamwadi Railway (river) Bridge; from thereon, the boundary shall be the Pune-Satara Railway Line upto Hadapsar Railway flyover, from thereon, the boundary shall be the Pune-Solapur Highway upto the boundary of Haveli Taluka. 77 Ranchi (Ranchi-I) Districts of Garhwa, Palamu, Latehar, Loherdaga, Gumla, Simdega, Ranchi, Khunti, Ramgarh, Chatra and Hazaribagh in the State of Jharkhand 78 Bokaro (Ranchi-II) Districts of Bokaro, Koderma and Giridih in the State of Jharkhand 79 Rohtak Districts of Rohtak, Jhajjar, Bhiwani, Hisar, Sirsa, Fatehabad and Jind in the State of Haryana 80 Rourkela In the Districts of Sundargarh, Sambalpur, Deogarh, Jharsuguda, Subarnapur, Boudh, Bargarh, Bolangir and Nuapada in the State of Odisha. 81 Salem In the Districts of Salem, Namakkal, Erode, and Dharapuram, Kangeyam taluks and Uthukkuli Firka and Kunnathur Firka of Avinashi Taluk in the District of Tirupur and Taluks of Dharmapuri, Pennagaram, Palacode, Uthangarai, Harur, Pappireddipatti of Dharmapuri District of the State of Tamil Nadu. 82 Shillong In the States of Tripura, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland (except the Districts of Mokokchung, Longleng, Mon, Tuensung) and Meghalaya (except the Districts of East, West and South Garo Hills) and the Districts of Nagaon, Silchar, Karimgunj, Hailakandi, North Cachar Hills, Karbi Anglong and Golaghat in the State of Assam. 83 Siliguri Districts of Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri, Coochbehar, Uttar and Dakshin Dinajpur and Malda in the State of West Bengal and the entire State of Sikkim. 84 Silvassa Area of the Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Meghwad Village of Valsad District of Gujarat State lying within Dadra and Nagar Haveli. 85 Surat-I Tapi District and the following areas fallilng in Surat District :- (a) areas of Surat City bound on the north by south bank of river Tapi, on the south by National Highway NH-6, on the east by National Highway NH-8 and on the west by Sachin-Magdalla road; (b) area of Kamrej Taluka and Palsana Taluka bound by river Tapi on the north and on the south by Surat-Bhusaval railway line; (c)   areas of Mandvi Taluka on the south of river Tapi; and (d) areas of Bardoli and Mahuva Talukas. 86 Surat-II Whole of District of Surat excluding the following areas :- (a) areas of Surat City bound on the north by south bank of river Tapi, on the south by National Highway NH-6, on the east by National Highway NH-8 and on the west by Sachin-Magdalla road; (b) area of Kamrej Taluka and Palsana Taluka bound by river Tapi on the north and on the south by Surat-Bhusaval railway line; (c) areas of Mandvi Taluka on the south of river Tapi; (d) area north to Kim River falling under Mangrol Taluka of Surat District; and (e) areas of Bardoli and Mahuva Talukas. 87 Thane-I In the areas comprising of Bhiwandi Taluk, Wada Taluk, Jawahar Taluk, Mokhada Taluk, Shahapur Taluk, Murbad Taluk, Ullhasnagar Taluk, Kalyan Taluk, of Thane District and Thane City of Thane Taluka from East side of Eastern Express highway to Kapurbawadi and Ghodbunder Road upto Thane Municipal limit and Thane creek from Kalwa Bridge upto Nagla Bunder of the State of Maharashtra. 88 Thane-II In the District of Thane of the State of Maharashtra, the area comprising of Vasai taluka, Palghar Taluka, Dahanu Taluka, Talasari Taluka, Thane Taluka of Thane District from Nagla Bunder Police Chowky to Dahisar Check naka (consisting of Mira Bhayandar, Kashimira, Kashigaon, Ghodbunder village upto Vasai Creek) including creek from Naglabunder upto Arabian Sea. 89 Tirunelveli In the Districts of Tuticorin, Thirunelveli, Kanayakumari and Rajapalayam Taluk, Srivilliputhur Taluk, Sankarankoil Taluk and Sivakasi Taluk of Virudhunagar District of the State of Tamil Nadu. 90 Tiruchirappalli In the Districts of Tiruchirappalli, Perambalur, Ariyalur, Karur, Pudukottai, Thanjavur, Thiruvarur, Nagapattinam and D. Gudalur village of Palayam Fikra of Vedasandur Taluk of Dindigul District in the State of Tamil Nadu and Karaikal Region of Puducherry Union territory. 91 Tirupathi In the Districts of Chittoor, Anantapur and Kurnool of the State of Andhra Pradesh. 92 Thiruvananthpuram In the Districts of Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Karthikapally and Mavelikkara tehisils in the District of Allepey, Ranni tehisil except Ayiroor village, Adoor tehisil, Kozhenchery tehisil except villages Aranmula, Mezhveli, Kulanada and Kidanganoor in the tehisil of Kozhencherry Taluk of Pathanamthitta District of the State of Kerala 93 Udaipur In the Districts of Udaipur, Rajsamand, Bhilwara, Chittorgarh, Pratapgarh, Dungarpur, Banswara, Bundi, Baran, Kota and Jhalawar of the State of Rajasthan 94 Valsad Area of District of Navsari, Dang and Valsad excluding Umbergaon Taluka and village Meghwad of Valsad District. 95 Wardha Districts of Wardha, Amravati, Akola, Yavatmal, Buldhana, Washim, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli of the State of Maharashtra. 96 Large Taxpayer Unit (LTU) Throughout the territory of India Table-IV S. No. Commissioner of Central Excise - Audit or Appeal Jurisdiction in terms of Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Central Excise (1) (2) (3) 1 (i) Audit-I (ii) Audit-II (iii) Audit-III, (iv) Appeal-I (v) Appeal-II (vi) Appeal-III, Ahmedabad (i)Ahmedabad-I (ii) Ahmedabad-II (iii) Ahmedabad-III (iv) Rajkot (v) Bhavnagar (vi) Kutch (Gandhidham). 2 (i) Audit-Lucknow (ii) Appeal-Lucknow, (iii) Appeal-Allahabad. (i)Lucknow (ii) Allahabad (iii) Kanpur (iv) Agra. 3 (i) Audit (ii) Appeal-I (ii) Appeal-II, Bangalore. (i) Bangalore-I (ii) Bangalore-II (iii) Bangalore-III (iv) Bangalore-IV (v) Bangalore-V. 4 (i) Audit-I (ii) Audit-II (iii) Appeal-I (iv) Appeal-II, Bhopal. (i) Bhopal (ii) Indore (iii) Raipur (iv) Gwalior (v) Bilaspur (vi) Jabalpur 5 (i) Appeal (ii) Audit, Bhubaneshwar. (i) Bhubaneshwar-I (ii) Bhubaneshwar-II (iii) Rourkela 6 (i) Audit (ii) Appeal-I (iii) Appeal-II, Chandigarh. (i) Chandigarh-I (ii) Chandigarh-II (iii) Ludhiana (iv) Jammu and Kashmir (v) Jalandhar 7 (i) Audit-I (ii) Audit-II (iii) Appeal-I (iv) Appeal-II, Chennai. (i)Chennai-I (ii) Chennai-II (iii) Chennai-III (iv) Chennai-IV (v) Puducherry 8 (i) Audit (ii) Appeal-I (iii) Appeal-II (iv) Appeal-III, Cochin. (i) Cochin (ii) Calicut (iii) Thiruvanathpuram 9 (i) Audit (ii) Appeal-I (iii) Appeal-II, Coimbatore. (i) Coimbatore (ii) Madurai (iii) Salem (iv) Thirunelveli (v) Tiruchirappalli 10 (i) Audit-I (ii) Audit-II (iii) Appeal-I (iv) Appeal-II, Delhi. (i)Delhi-I (ii) Delhi-II (iii) Gurgaon-I (iv) Gurgaon-II (v) Rohtak (vi) Panchkula (vii) Faridabad-I (viii) Faridabad-II (ix) Sonipat (Delhi-III). 11 (i) Audit (ii) Appeal, Hyderabad (i)Hyderabad-I (ii) Hyderabad-II (iii) Hyderabad-III (iv) Hyderabad-IV 12 (i) Audit (ii) Appeal, Jaipur (i) Jaipur (ii) Jodhpur (iii) Alwar (iv) Udaipur 13 (i) Audit-I (ii) Audit-II (iii) Appeal-I (iv) Appeal-II, Kolkata. (i)Kolkata-I (ii) Kolkata-II (iii) Kolkata-III (iv) Kolkata-IV (v) Kolkata-V (vi) Durgapur (vii) Bolpur (viii) Haldia (ix) Siliguri 14 (i) Audit-I (ii) Audit-II (iii) Appeal-I (iv) Appeal-II, Meerut. (i) Meerut (ii) Hapur (iii) Ghaziabad (iv) Noida-I (v) Noida-II (vi) Dehradun. 15 (i) Audit, Mumbai-I (ii) Appeal, Mumbai-I (i)Mumbai-I (ii) Mumbai-IV (iii) Thane-I (iv) Thane-II 16 (i) Audit, Mumbai-II (ii) Appeal, Mumbai-II. (i) Mumbai-II (iii) Mumbai-III (iii) Belapur (iv) Raigarh 17 (i) Audit (ii) Appeal, Mysore. (i) Mysore (ii) Mangalore (iii) Belgaum 18 (i) Audit-I (ii) Audit-II (iii) Appeal, Nagpur. (i) Nashik-I (ii) Nashik-II (iii) Nagpur I (iv) Nagpur II (v) Aurangabad (vi) Wardha 19 (i) Audit-Patna (Ranchi Zone) (ii) Appeal-Patna (iii) Appeal-Ranchi. (i) Ranchi ( Ranchi I ) (ii) Bokaro ( Ranchi II ) (iii) Patna (iv) Dhanbad (v) Jamshedpur 20 (i)Audit-I, Pune (ii) Audit-II, Pune (iii) Appeal, Pune ( Appeal-I, Pune Zone ) (iv) Appeal, Kolhapur (Appeal-II, Pune Zone). (i) Pune-I (ii) Pune-II (iii) Pune-III (iv) Pune-IV (v) Goa (vi) Kolhapur 21 (i) Audit,Guwahati (Audit, Shillong Zone) (ii) Appeal,Guwahati (Appeal, Shillong Zone). (i) Shillong (ii) Guwahati (iii) Dibrugarh 22 (i) Audit-I (ii) Audit-II (iii) Audit –III (iv) Appeal-I (ii) Appeal-II (iii) Appeal –III, Vadodara. (i)Vadodara-I (ii) Vadodara-II (iii) Valsad (iv) Surat-I (v) Surat-II (vi) Daman (vii) Bharuch (viii) Silvasa (ix) Anand 23 (i) Audit, Vijaywada (Audit, Visakhapatnam Zone ), (ii)Appeal, Vishakhapatnam (Appeal-I, Visakhapatnam Zone ) (iii) Appeal, Guntur (Appeal-II, Visakhapatnam Zone ). (i) Visakhapatnam ( Visakhapatnam-I) (ii) Kakinada (Visakhapatnam-II) (iii) Nellore (Visakhapatnam-III) (iv) Guntur (v) Tirupati 24 Large Taxpayer Unit (LTU) All Principal Commissioners and Commissioners of Central Excise. Table V S. No. Officers appointed as Central Excise officers Officers appointed as Central Excise officers Jurisdiction in terms of Principal Commissioner / Commissioner of Central Excise (1) (2) (3) (4) 1 Chief Commissioner of Service Tax, Mumbai. i.   Commissioners of Service Tax (Audit)-I, Mumbai ii. Commissioner of Service Tax (Audit ) –II, Mumbai iii. Commissioner of Service Tax (Audit)-III, Mumbai. (i)Mumbai-I (ii) Mumbai-II (iii) Mumbai-III (iv) Mumbai-IV (v) Thane-I (vi) Thane-II (vii) Belapur (viii) Raigarh 2 Chief Commissioner of Central Excise, Pune. Commissioner of Service Tax (Audit), Pune. (i) Pune-I (ii) Pune-II (iii) Pune-III (iv) Pune-IV (v) Goa (vi) Kolhapur 3 Chief Commissioner of Central Excise, Bangalore. Commissioner of Service Tax (Audit), Bangalore. (i) Bangalore-I (ii) Bangalore-II (iii) Bangalore-III (iv) Bangalore-IV (v) Bangalore-V. 4 Chief Commissioner of Service Tax, Delhi. i.   Commissioners of Service Tax (Audit)-I, Delhi ii.   Commissioner of Service Tax (Audit ) –II, Delhi (i) Delhi-I (ii) Delhi-II (iii) Gurgaon-I (iv) Gurgaon-II (v) Rohtak (vi) Panchkula (vii)Faridabad-I (viii) Faridabad-II (ix) Sonipat (Delhi-III). 5 Chief Commissioner of Service Tax, Chennai. Commissioner of Service Tax (Audit), Chennai (i) Chennai-I (ii) Chennai-II (iii) Chennai-III (iv) Chennai-IV (v) Puducherry. 6 Chief Commissioner of Service Tax, Kolkata. Commissioner of Service Tax (Audit), Kolkata. (i) Kolkata-I (ii) Kolkata-II (iii) Kolkata-III(iv) Kolkata-IV (v) Kolkata-V (vi) Durgapur (vii) Bolpur (viii) Haldia (ix) Siliguri Provided that the jurisdiction of the Principal Commissioner or the Commissioner of Central Excise specified in Table-III(A) or Table-III(B) under whose jurisdiction there is an assessee who has obtained a centralised registration for more than one premises in terms of the notification issued under rule 9 of Central Excise Rules, 2002, shall also extend to the jurisdiction of such other Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Central Excise specified in Table-III(A) or Table III(B) in whose jurisdiction the premises other than the centrally registered premises of the said assessee are located. 2) This notification shall come into force on 15 th October, 2014. [F.No. 96/42/2014–CX.1] (Pankaj Jain) Under Secretary to the Government of India