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Download The Result Stratified Random Sampling - West Bengal (Code -35) Species Selected for Stratification = Cattle + Buffalo Number of Villages Having 500 + (Cattle + Buffalo) = 11580 Design Level Prevalence = 0.2 Cluster Level Prevalence = 0.02 Sensitivity of the test used = 0.9 Total No of Villages (Clusters) Selected = 165 Total No of Animals to be Sampled = 2145 Back to Calculation Number Cattle of units Buffalo Cattle DISTRICT_NAME BLOCK_CODE BLOCK_NAME VILLAGE_NAME Buffaloes Cattle + all to Proportion Proportion Buffalo sample 24 Paraganas North 139 Gaighata Rajapur 0 742 742 1867 13 0 13 24 Paraganas North 115 Deganga Singherati 0 901 901 1723 13 0 13 24 Paraganas North 180 Hingalganj Hemnagar 2 975 977 2632 13 0 13 24 Paraganas North 180 Hingalganj Madhabkati 0 1074 1074 2313 13 0 13 24 Paraganas North 418 Swarupnagar Dobila 0 1483 1483 1971 13 0 13 24 Paraganas North 177 Hasnabad Sadarpur 10 1722 1732 3454 13 0 13 24 Paraganas North 395 Sandeshkhali - Ii Hatgachha 2 2032 2034 3318 13 0 13 24 Paraganas North 301 Minakhan Kumarjol 0 4515 4515 4887 13 0 13 24 Paraganas South 57 Bhangar - I Erenda 0 797 797 1599 13 0 13 24 Paraganas South 262 Kultali Maipit 4 794 798 1106 13 0 13 Dakshin 24 Paraganas South 340 Patharpratima 10 1221 1231 2294 13 0 13 Gangadharpur 24 Paraganas South 386 Sagar Mahishamari 0 1492 1492 2492 13 0 13 24 Paraganas South 340 Patharpratima Digambarpur 0 1638 1638 2786 13 0 13 24 Paraganas South 43 Baruipur Nabagram 0 1958 1958 3216 13 0 13 24 Paraganas South 340 Patharpratima Brojaballabpur 0 2468 2468 4196 13 0 13 24 Paraganas South 386 Sagar Mandirtala 0 2700 2700 5505 13 0 13 24 Paraganas South 44 Basanti Amjhara 0 4672 4672 8333 13 0 13 Mechhua Alipurduar 135 Falakata 0 1334 1334 2465 13 0 13 Dhurabala Bathan Rahimabad Tea Alipurduar 265 Kumargram 13 1768 1781 2775 13 0 13 Garden Alipurduar 135 Falakata Mairadanga 0 6730 6730 11003 13 0 13 Bankura 392 Saltora Sebapur 16 549 565 1228 13 0 13 Bankura 341 Patrasayer Atra 42 583 625 1136 13 1 12 Bankura 295 Mejhia Jot-Sriram 8 670 678 1314 13 0 13 Bankura 185 Indpur Padulara 41 690 731 1331 13 1 12 Bankura 409 Sonamukhi Rampur 58 802 860 1558 13 1 12 Bankura 437 Vishnupur Kakila 20 882 902 1544 13 0 13 Bankura 421 Taldangra Paryardang 42 905 947 1629 13 1 12 Bankura 186 Indus Shalikona 2 988 990 1031 13 0 13 Bankura 142 Gangajalghati Selera 54 961 1015 1956 13 1 12 Bankura 392 Saltora Saltora 5 1243 1248 2556 13 0 13 Bankura 247 Khatra Dhahala 71 1376 1447 2929 13 1 12 Bankura 255 Kotulpur Mirzapur 7 1742 1749 2837 13 0 13 Bankura 392 Saltora Ledapalash 38 1786 1824 2734 13 0 13 Bankura 332 Onda Chingani 23 1960 1983 3598 13 0 13 Bankura 142 Gangajalghati Ranganathpur 40 2169 2209 3976 13 0 13 Bardhaman 361 Raina - I Samaspur 4 760 764 1105 13 0 13 Bardhaman 79 Burdwan - Ii Amra 23 828 851 1394 13 0 13 Bardhaman 232 Katwa - Ii Gazipur 11 1054 1065 3242 13 0 13 Bardhaman 350 Purbasthali - Ii Mertala 168 930 1098 1697 13 2 11 Bardhaman 239 Khandaghosh Kaiar 2 1342 1344 2040 13 0 13 Bardhaman 61 Bhatar Ramchandrapur 31 1485 1516 3004 13 0 13 Bardhaman 239 Khandaghosh Shashanga 0 1746 1746 1746 13 0 13 Bardhaman 61 Bhatar Serua 121 2140 2261 4155 13 1 12 Bardhaman 232 Katwa - Ii Agradwip 178 3998 4176 7460 13 1 12 Birbhum 307 Murarai - Ii Gaganpur 0 645 645 1091 13 0 13 Birbhum 184 Illambazar Janubazar 49 606 655 1381 13 1 12 Birbhum 372 Rampurhat - I Mandala 97 804 901 1205 13 1 12 Mohammad Birbhum 303 Hingla 7 1044 1051 1793 13 0 13 Bazar Birbhum 366 Rajnagar Bandi 64 1022 1086 2532 13 1 12 Birbhum 184 Illambazar Delora 34 1273 1307 3075 13 0 13 Birbhum 128 Dubrajpur Kuita 426 1673 2099 2894 13 3 10 Mohammad Birbhum 303 Dighalgram 4 3666 3670 5962 13 0 13 Bazar Bolpur Arazi Birbhum 71 3095 3394 6489 7093 13 6 7 Sriniketan Baidyanathpur Coochbehar 102 Cooch Behar - I Petbhata Maghpala 2 1091 1093 1339 13 0 13 Coochbehar 407 Sitai Kajalikura 53 1367 1420 2118 13 0 13 Coochbehar 407 Sitai Hokayaha Adabari 6 1652 1658 2431 13 0 13 Coochbehar 431 Tufanganj - Ii Bhanukumari 6 2546 2552 3126 13 0 13 Coochbehar 103 Cooch Behar - Ii Dharma Barerkuthi 0 2587 2587 3538 13 0 13 Dakshin Bagdogra Darjeeling 325 Naxalbari 0 676 676 1184 13 0 13 (Ct) Darjeeling 342 Phansidewa Sahananda 0 1024 1024 1238 13 0 13 Darjeeling 342 Phansidewa Budharugaon 25 1475 1500 2015 13 0 13 Dinajpur Dakshin 173 Harirampur Jamuna (I) 26 615 641 1048 13 1 12 Dinajpur Dakshin 264 Kumarganj Biprabhag 0 644 644 885 13 0 13 Dinajpur Dakshin 23 Balurghat Uttar Khanpur 0 822 822 1656 13 0 13 Dinajpur Dakshin 23 Balurghat Bolla 11 876 887 1975 13 0 13 Dinajpur Dakshin 423 Tapan Kadma 0 979 979 2197 13 0 13 Dinajpur Dakshin 423 Tapan Mandapara 0 1102 1102 2325 13 0 13 Dinajpur Dakshin 143 Gangarampur Baikunthapur 0 1652 1652 2324 13 0 13 Dinajpur Uttar 226 Karandighi Dakshin Betauna 10 735 745 1593 13 0 13 Dinajpur Uttar 152 Goalpokhar - Ii Dehuti 2 831 833 1555 13 0 13 Dinajpur Uttar 152 Goalpokhar - Ii Dala 0 925 925 1897 13 0 13 Dinajpur Uttar 151 Goalpokhar - I Hariano 2 1292 1294 1683 13 0 13 Dinajpur Uttar 188 Itahar Balijol 0 1480 1480 3909 13 0 13 Dinajpur Uttar 360 Raiganj Kailadangi 28 2069 2097 2484 13 0 13 Dinajpur Uttar 151 Goalpokhar - I Dauapara 0 2436 2436 2699 13 0 13 Chinsurah - Hooghly 97 Demra 16 748 764 1085 13 0 13 Magra Hooghly 154 Goghat - I Shancha 0 820 820 1160 13 0 13 Hooghly 7 Arambag Tirol 4 903 907 1470 13 0 13 Hooghly 154 Goghat - I Madanmohanpur 0 976 976 1434 13 0 13 Hooghly 154 Goghat - I Mathura 12 1017 1029 1221 13 0 13 Hooghly 117 Dhaniakhali Rameswarbati 0 1257 1257 1917 13 0 13 Hooghly 20 Balagarh Dhak Chhara 191 1115 1306 1401 13 2 11 Hooghly 351 Pursura Dihibatpur 0 1488 1488 3288 13 0 13 Hooghly 155 Goghat - Ii Samantakhanda 18 1623 1641 2114 13 0 13 Howrah 432 Udaynarayanpur Sibpur 0 661 661 1387 13 0 13 Howrah 432 Udaynarayanpur Rampur 0 828 828 2209 13 0 13 Howrah 22 Bally Jagachha Bally (Ct) 306 629 935 1437 13 4 9 Howrah 402 Shyampur - I Ramchandrapur 51 1167 1218 1524 13 1 12 Jalpaiguri 119 Dhupguri Parkumlai 0 1030 1030 2751 13 0 13 Jalpaiguri 276 Mal Kodalkati 62 1451 1513 2153 13 1 12 Jalpaiguri 291 Maynaguri Betgara 0 2551 2551 5211 13 0 13 Jhargram 65 Binpur - Ii Kanimahuli 24 574 598 1904 13 1 12 Jhargram 326 Nayagram Kurmi Pathar 45 621 666 1091 13 1 12 Jhargram 65 Binpur - Ii Pachapani 0 708 708 1203 13 0 13 Jhargram 205 Jhargram Agaibani 35 718 753 1741 13 1 12 Jhargram 326 Nayagram Bara Sol 0 895 895 2035 13 0 13 Jhargram 65 Binpur - Ii Harda 146 765 911 1485 13 2 11 Jhargram 326 Nayagram Rangiyam 76 859 935 1497 13 1 12 Gopiballavpur - Jhargram 157 Amda Pal 14 935 949 1859 13 0 13 Ii Jhargram 64 Binpur - I Ramgarh 0 1566 1566 3684 13 0 13 KALIMPONG 217 Kalimpong -I Icha Khasmahal 0 1220 1220 5806 13 0 13 Maldah 24 Bamangola Chhatia 4 762 766 1397 13 0 13 Maldah 210 Kaliachak - I Alipur (Ct) 1 815 816 1409 13 0 13 Maldah 212 Kaliachak - Iii Shukpara 20 1112 1132 3397 13 0 13 Maldah 277 Maldah (Old) Itapajha 19 1268 1287 3860 13 0 13 Maldah 382 Ratua - I Bijrabhita 44 1543 1587 4542 13 0 13 Maldah 383 Ratua - Ii Laskarpur 2 2310 2312 5524 13 0 13 Maldah 24 Bamangola Nababnagar 0 2354 2354 2812 13 0 13 Medinipur East 346 Potashpur - Ii Ramnagar 0 521 521 784 13 0 13 Medinipur East 319 Nanda Kumar Madhabpur 0 703 703 1256 13 0 13 Medinipur East 320 Nandigram - I Purushottampur 11 699 710 1194 13 0 13 Medinipur East 116 Deshopran Safiabad 0 711 711 1019 13 0 13 Medinipur East 321 Nandigram - Ii Chironjibpur 0 776 776 1148 13 0 13 Medinipur East 275 Mahisadal Lakshya 0 910 910 1419 13 0 13 Bhagawanpur - Medinipur East 56 Arjjun Nagar 0 963 963 1225 13 0 13 Ii Medinipur East 132 Egra - I Jamki 0 1060 1060 1343 13 0 13 Medinipur East 346 Potashpur - Ii Mustaphapur 0 1115 1115 1660 13 0 13 Medinipur East 346 Potashpur - Ii Lalua 0 1145 1145 1553 13 0 13 Medinipur East 248 Khejuri - I Kanthi Bari 0 1238 1238 2751 13 0 13 Medinipur East 346 Potashpur - Ii Pania 0 1241 1241 1872 13 0 13 Medinipur East 320 Nandigram - I Sona Chura 0 2142 2142 2905 13 0 13 Medinipur West 150 Ghatal Shimulia 0 504 504 585 13 0 13 Medinipur West 300 Midnapore Rameshwarpur 95 483 578 1445 13 2 11 Medinipur West 108 Dantan - I Palasia 0 650 650 1044 13 0 13 Medinipur West 391 Salbani Chandan Kath 149 523 672 1076 13 3 10 Medinipur West 144 Garbeta - I Mathuri 35 665 700 1075 13 1 12 Medinipur West 234 Keshpur Amanpur 0 754 754 1025 13 0 13 Medinipur West 242 Kharagpur - Ii Kanyta 0 779 779 779 13 0 13 Medinipur West 233 Keshiary Jhareswarpur 4 876 880 1508 13 0 13 Medinipur West 234 Keshpur Panchami 0 911 911 1860 13 0 13 Medinipur West 93 Chandrakona - I Maheshpur 0 979 979 1043 13 0 13 Medinipur West 391 Salbani Barasijua 0 983 983 1927 13 0 13 Medinipur West 323 Narayangarh Sarisa 0 1030 1030 1670 13 0 13 Medinipur West 300 Midnapore Shiromani 34 1091 1125 1844 13 0 13 Medinipur West 234 Keshpur Ghoshpur 0 1184 1184 1774 13 0 13 Chandrakona (M) - Medinipur West 92 Chandrakona 0 1246 1246 1452 13 0 13 Ward No.9 Medinipur West 144 Garbeta - I Ganakbandi 0 1516 1516 2181 13 0 13 Medinipur West 234 Keshpur Bejara 0 1563 1563 2471 13 0 13 Medinipur West 242 Kharagpur - Ii Dharimba 0 1580 1580 2183 13 0 13 Medinipur West 150 Ghatal Maharajpur 0 1584 1584 1862 13 0 13 Medinipur West 108 Dantan - I Solpota 0 1999 1999 2257 13 0 13 Murshidabad 50 Beldanga - Ii Mahata 8 693 701 1123 13 0 13 Murshidabad 80 Burwan Sahora 0 824 824 1272 13 0 13 Murshidabad 191 Jalangi Udaynagar Diar 10 998 1008 2166 13 0 13 Murshidabad 380 Raninagar - I Purushottampur 15 1126 1141 5643 13 0 13 Murshidabad 224 Kandi Nabagram 102 1060 1162 1972 13 1 12 Murshidabad Murshidabad 309 Dharmmapur
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    Government of West Bengal Public Works Department Establishment Branch Khadya Bhawan 11A,Mirza Ghalib Street,Kolkata -87. No.: 52-E/PWD-11041/2/2020-DIR (PWD) Dated:17.08.2020 NOTIFICATION The Restructuring of various offices under the preview of the Public Works Department has been undertakenvide Notification No.178 dated 20.12.2019. As a result thereof, necessity of re-jurisdiction of Divisions and Sub-Divisions under the Zones of PWD have been felt to cope with the requirement of proper implementation and execution of works relating to restructuring of various offices under Public Works Department. 2. Now, in view of above, the Governor is pleased, in the interest of public service to create re-jurisdiction of Divisionsand Sub-Divisionsunder the Zonesof PWDin the following manner: (AI Rejurisdiction of Divisionand Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of North Zone Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Chief Jurishdlction of office by Zonal Chief (Division/Sub-Division) Engineer Engineer (Block / Municipality) NORTH CIRCLE - I Coochbehar Division Coochbehar Division-I Coochbehar Sub-Division-I Cooch Behar Sub-Division Eastern part of Dharala river of Cooch Behar-I block inclusive of Cooch Behar Municipality Coochbehar Sub-Dlvlsion-ll Tufanganj Sub-Division Tufanganj-I inclusive of Tufanganj municipality and Tufanganj-II block Dinhata Sub-Division Dinhata Sub-Division Dinhata-I inclusive of Dinhata erstwhile Jorai Costr. Sub- municipality and Dinhata-II block and Division. Sitai block Alipurduar Division Alipurduar Division Alipurduar Sub-Division. Alipurduar Sub-Division Block Alipurduar-I inclusive of Alipurduar Municipality and Eastern part of Kalchini Block consisting of Buxa and Jayanti Notification No: 52-E/PWD-ll041/2/2020-DIR (PWD) dated 17.08.2020 Rejurisdiction of Division and Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of North Zone Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Chief lurishdiction of office by Zonal Chief (Division/Sub-Division) Engineer Engineer (Block / Municipality) Kamakhyaguri Constr.
  • Iwmp - 12/2012-13

    Iwmp - 12/2012-13

    DISTRICT: DARJEELING BLOCK: MATIGARA-NAXALBARI PROJECT: IWMP - 12/2012-13 -.,-~ ED NAME: BALASON WATERSHED West Bengal State Watershed Development Agency (WBSWDA) DPR-Part - I Details Se~tion A: PROJECT LOCATIO!\! DETAILS SI.No Particulars Details I Project Name BALASAN WATERSHED 2 Project Code Darjeeling/IWMP­ 12 /2012 - 13 3 State West Bengal 4 District DARJEELING 5 CD Block MATIGARA & NAXALBARI 6 Gram Panchayat Atharakhai, Bagdogra (lower & Upper), Gossaipur, Matigara-I, Patharghata. 7 Watershed Association / Committee Name Registration Covering Mouzas Remarks No. Baniakhari Bataliguri Batlabari Bauni Bhitar Chhat Baunibhita Bhujia Bani i Ghuji ;:; Banir Chh,lt Dhemal Dumriguri Dumriguri Chhat Fulbari Chhat Fulbari Pataner Chhat Gouri Guria Jhauguri Jhauguri Chhat Jitu Jugibhita Khaprail Khopalasi Lachka Lalsara Chhat Mayaram Nengtichhara Nimai I P~ncha k u:guri Pashchim Karai Barir Chhat Patan Patan Chhat Patan Jharer Chhat Pataner Chhat Putimari Rajajhar Rajpairi Rangia Ruhinir Chhat Rupsing Shaibhita Tarabari Tarabarir Chhat Tari Page No - 5 8 Micro watershed Descri ption Micro Block GP Mouza "Lno VIII ( ;t'OI'l'lIphklll watershed Codc An'lI (hll) (Name & SLUSI Code) - 2BID6dl MATIGARA Atharakhai, Baniakhari 55 3065:\6 - I fill and & Bagdogra Bataliguri 64 306545 B . B NAXALBARI (lower & Batlabari 88 306647 others \!,.I).IO Upper), Bauni Bhitar 82 306641 Gossaipur, Chhat )3. ' I Matigara-I, Baunibhita 87 306646 Uti" Patharghata. Bhujia Bani 98 306654 250,59 Bhujia Banir 97 306653 Chhat 18.67 Dhemal 83 306642 186.70 Dumriguri 94
  • Date Wise Details of Covid Vaccination Session Plan

    Date Wise Details of Covid Vaccination Session Plan

    Date wise details of Covid Vaccination session plan Name of the District: Darjeeling Dr Sanyukta Liu Name & Mobile no of the District Nodal Officer: Contact No of District Control Room: 8250237835 7001866136 Sl. Mobile No of CVC Adress of CVC site(name of hospital/ Type of vaccine to be used( Name of CVC Site Name of CVC Manager Remarks No Manager health centre, block/ ward/ village etc) Covishield/ Covaxine) 1 Darjeeling DH 1 Dr. Kumar Sariswal 9851937730 Darjeeling DH COVAXIN 2 Darjeeling DH 2 Dr. Kumar Sariswal 9851937730 Darjeeling DH COVISHIELD 3 Darjeeling UPCH Ghoom Dr. Kumar Sariswal 9851937730 Darjeeling UPCH Ghoom COVISHIELD 4 Kurseong SDH 1 Bijay Sinchury 7063071718 Kurseong SDH COVAXIN 5 Kurseong SDH 2 Bijay Sinchury 7063071718 Kurseong SDH COVISHIELD 6 Siliguri DH1 Koushik Roy 9851235672 Siliguri DH COVAXIN 7 SiliguriDH 2 Koushik Roy 9851235672 SiliguriDH COVISHIELD 8 NBMCH 1 (PSM) Goutam Das 9679230501 NBMCH COVAXIN 9 NBCMCH 2 Goutam Das 9679230501 NBCMCH COVISHIELD 10 Matigara BPHC 1 DR. Sohom Sen 9435389025 Matigara BPHC COVAXIN 11 Matigara BPHC 2 DR. Sohom Sen 9435389025 Matigara BPHC COVISHIELD 12 Kharibari RH 1 Dr. Alam 9804370580 Kharibari RH COVAXIN 13 Kharibari RH 2 Dr. Alam 9804370580 Kharibari RH COVISHIELD 14 Naxalbari RH 1 Dr.Kuntal Ghosh 9832159414 Naxalbari RH COVAXIN 15 Naxalbari RH 2 Dr.Kuntal Ghosh 9832159414 Naxalbari RH COVISHIELD 16 Phansidewa RH 1 Dr. Arunabha Das 7908844346 Phansidewa RH COVAXIN 17 Phansidewa RH 2 Dr. Arunabha Das 7908844346 Phansidewa RH COVISHIELD 18 Matri Sadan Dr. Sanjib Majumder 9434328017 Matri Sadan COVISHIELD 19 SMC UPHC7 1 Dr. Sanjib Majumder 9434328017 SMC UPHC7 COVAXIN 20 SMC UPHC7 2 Dr.
  • Spatio Temporal Analysis of Literacy Rate in Jhargram Subdivision of Paschim Medinipur During 1971 to 2011

    Spatio Temporal Analysis of Literacy Rate in Jhargram Subdivision of Paschim Medinipur During 1971 to 2011

    August 2017, Volume 4, Issue 08 JETIR (ISSN-2349-5162) SPATIO TEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF LITERACY RATE IN JHARGRAM SUBDIVISION OF PASCHIM MEDINIPUR DURING 1971 TO 2011 1Shriya Mukherjee, 1Research Scholar, 1Department of Geography, 1Visva Bharati, Santiniketan, India Abstract—Literacy rate is one of the indicators of the overall development of any area. India has shown a remarkable increase in its crude literacy rate since its independence. But still it is well under the average literacy rate of the world. West Bengal being one of the most populous states of India has shown the same increasing trend in literacy rate. Paschim Medinipur is a very highly populated district of West Bengal. The western part of this district consists of Jhargram Subdivision which is economically very backward compared to the other Subdivisions of this district. This paper analyses the trend of literacy rate in different C.D Blocks of Jhargram Subdivision spatio- temporally over a period of forty years. It is found that the literacy rate is continuously increasing in the area but has remained lower than that of National and State levels. It has been found that although the educational level has increased in the area but in reality a large number of population of Binpur I, Binpur II, Gopiballavpur II and Nayagram, who are included in literate group, cannot write anything other than their names. Thus there exists a gap between actual number of educated people and literacy rate produced by Census of India. Index Terms—Literacy rate, education, population composition, human resource, indicators of development. I. INTRODUCTION Among various components of composition of population the most important is the level of literacy because it gives people the sense of judgment of good and bad and provides awareness.