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GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI DEPARTMENT FOR THE WELFARE OF SC/ST/OBC/MINORITIES B-BLOCK, 2ND FLOOR, VIKAS BHAWAN, I.P. ESTATE, NEW DELHI-110002 SANCTION ORDER Sanction of the Competent Authority is hereby conveyed for incurring an expenditure of Rs. 1,79,74,318/-(Rs. One Crore Seventy Nine Lakh Seventy Four Thousand Three Hundred Eighteen Only) on account of "Merit Scholarship to College/Technical/Professional Institutions to SC/ST/OBC/MIN”in r/o 2681 OBC/Min (Lot-2) students studying in various recognized Colleges/Institutions for the year 2014-15 (List Enclosed). This sanction has been accorded in exercise of the powers delegated by the Finance Department, Govt. of NCT of Delhi and in consultation with the accounts of the department. The expenditure involved on this account would be debitable Major Head of Accounts "2225" C-1 Welfare of SC/STs & Backward Classes, C-1(3)-General, C-1(3)(1) Other Expenditure, C- 1(3)(1)(1) Scholarship for College and University students for SC/STs under Demand No 8 for the year 2014-15 (Plan) and Numerical Code is 2225 80 800 77 00 34. This issue with the approval of Pr. Secretary(DSCST), Govt. of NCT of Delhi vide their U.O.No. 1348 dated 31/03/2015. Sd/- (RP MEENA) DY. DIRECTOR (SC/ST/OBC/MIN) F.No. F11(82)/SCH/DSCST/2014-15/26155-26166 Dated :-31/03/2015 Copy to : 1) Add. Secretary (Planning Dept), Delhi Sectt.I.P. Estate New Delhi. 2) Deputy.Secretary (Finance Budget),DelhiSectt. I.P. Estate New Delhi. 3) Deputy.Secretary (Expenditure),DelhiSectt. I.P. Estate New Delhi. 4) Deputy Director(SCP), DSCST,VikasBhawan,New Delhi. 5) PS to Secretary, DSCST,VikasBhawan,New Delhi. 6) P.A.O-X, Delhi Sectt. I.P.Estate New Delhi. 7) DDO/AAO DSCST, VikasBhwan New Delhi.(ECS and Cheque detail attached) 8) Bill Clerk, DSCST, VikasBhawan New Delhi. 9) Cashier, DSCST, VikasBhawan New Delhi. 10) Account officer (Audit- Delhi, AGCR, New Delhi. 11) Sr. AO.(Audit-Delhi) AGCR, New Delhi. 12) Asst. Programmer, DSCST,VikasBhawan,New Delhi with the direction to upload on the website of the department. Note:- This Sanction is also available on the web site of the department i.e. www.scstwelfare.delhigovt.nic.in. Sd/- (RP MEENA) DY. DIRECTOR (SC/ST/OBC/MIN) Name & Address of Student Sl.NO. Name Gender DOB F.Name Residential Address Phone No Course CATG %AGE Amount ECS College/ Institutions Type Sakshi B/115/15 Ph-10 Shiv 1 F 24121992 Rajbir Singh 9810240840 B. Sc Nur Obc 66 Hostellar 19440 1000001 Sharma Vihar karawal Nagar Ahilya Bal Collage Of Delhi-94 Nursing 2 Priyanka F 22071994 Parshuram P-3/129 Sultan Puri New 9213510342 Ahilya Bal Collage Of B.Sc Nur Obc 75 Hostellar 19440 1000002 Delhi-86 Nursing Mukesh 3 Poonam F 9101991 9911963601 B.Sc Nur Obc 69 Hostellar 19440 1000003 Kumar Saini E-2/57 Sultan Puri New Ahilya Bal Collage Of Delhi-86 Nursing Ramesh A-447 Meet Nagar Day 4 Priya Sharma F 28021997 8826101285 B.Sc. Obc 63 5040 1000004 Kumar Wazirabad Road Delhi- Acharya Narendra Dev Scholar 94 College Computer Day 5 Mayank M 1021997 Anirudh 9718329104 Obc 68 8640 1000005 D-153/4 Ganga Vihar Guru Tegh Bahadur Engg. Scholar Delhi-94 Polytechnic Institute C-98/1 Street No-11 Day 6 Mohd Owais M 20061993 Abdul Hafeez 8527447990 B.Com Obc 63 5040 1000006 Chauhan Banger Delhi- Scholar 53 Satyawati College Naresh Kumar Day 7 Nisha Yadav F 30061995 8826728458 2nd Year Obc 76 5040 1000007 Yadav Dariya Pur Khurd P.O. Janki Devi Memorial Scholar Ujwa New Delhi-73 (Delhi University) Shambhu Nath C-87/2 Sundershan Park Day 8 Kiran Kumari F 12091993 9213601325 B.A.(H) Obc 61 5040 1000008 Gupta Moti Nagar New Delhi- Scholar 15 Shivaji College Day 9 Bhavana F 8031995 Rajveer Singh 9312103754 B.Sc(Hons) Obc 66 5040 1000009 D-36 Harijan Basti Acharya Narendra Dev Scholar Kondli Delhi-96 College Page 1 Day 10 Chhaya F 8031995 Rajveer Singh 9312103754 B.Sc(Hons) Obc 86 5040 1000010 D-36 Harijan Basti Acharya Narendra Dev Scholar Kondli Delhi-96 College B.A. 1st Day 11 Sarita F 3011996 Nand Kishore 9818858434 Obc 75 5040 1000011 B-3 Ekta Enclave Burari Indra Prastha College For yeat Scholar Delhi-84 Women B.A. Day 12 Rizwan M 1041996 Nabi Hasan 7053881366 Geography Obc 61 5040 1000012 H-244 Sunder Nagri Bhim Rao Ambedkar Scholar Delhi-93 College Hons Naresh Kumar Rz-244 Roshan Garden Delhi institute D.Pharm Day 13 Vikas Kumar M 9031996 8285327689 Obc 66 8640 1000013 Rohilla main Uttam Nagar Road Pharmaceutical Sciences 2nd year Scholar Najafgarh New Delhi-43 Research H no-36 Street No-7 Old B.tech 2nd Day 14 Abdul Wahab M 24021993 Abdul Razzaq 9871435560 Min 61 10800 1000014 Brij Puri Krishna nagar Inderprastha Engineering Year Scholar East Delhi-51 College Jagdish Prasad Day 15 Jyoti Sahu F 9031997 9718721875 B.Sc.(H) Obc 85 5040 1000015 Sahu E-6/81 Sangam Vihar Acharya Narendra Dev Scholar New Delhi-62 College Rz-97 Block S New B.Sc.(H) 16 Sanchita F 16061993 Anil kumar 9650122597 Obc 66 Hostellar 19440 1000016 Roshanpura Najafgarh Ahilya Bal Collage Of Nurs NewDelhi-43 Nursing Gagandeep C-40 Second Floor Day 17 F 5011996 Harjeet Singh 9555201541 2nd Year Min 77 5040 1000017 Kaur Vishnu Garden New Scholar Delhi-18 Sri Aurobindo College B.Sc. Megha Sushil kumar Computer Day 18 F 12061997 9013716669 Obc 77 5040 1000018 Sharma Sharma 993A/23 Tughlakabad Acharya Narendra Dev Sci.(H)1st Scholar Extension New Delhi-19 College year Keshav BMS 1st Day 19 M 17061996 Anita Rathor 9213857655 Obc 92 5040 1000019 Rathor Vp-197/A Pitam Pura Acharya Narendra Dev Year Scholar Delhi-34 College Page 2 Mohd Naseem 4993 Lal Gali Kucha D.El.Ed Day 20 Zainab kausar F 28101996 9990223986 Min 93 7560 1000020 Ahmed Rehman Chandni Chowk 1st Year Scholar Delhi-06 Diet Darya Ganj Diet 1st Day 21 Sana F 22011996 Mohd Aslam 9868493938 Min 90 7560 1000021 1920 Mohalla Qabristan Diet Ansari Road Darya Year Scholar Turkman Gate Delhi-06 Ganj F-109 Gali NO-1 Mohan B.Sc. Baba Nagar Tajpur Road Day 22 Sunita Gupta F 9091995 S.S.P. Gupta 8802820493 Physical Obc 83 5040 1000022 badarpur Border New Acharya Narendra Dev Scholar Delhi-44 College Sci 10 Prem Vihar Gali No- B.Com(H) Day 23 Md Shamim M 16071995 Md Kalim 7503172055 Obc 78 5040 1000023 8 Nagli Dairy Najafgarh Acharya Narendra Dev 1 Scholar New Delhi-43 College Gali No-21 Rz-B-124 Day 24 Sanjay Kumar M 25121992 Uday Beer 7503068422 B.A(Pass) Obc 64 5040 1000024 Nangli Vihar Extn Part - Scholar 1 New Delhi-43 Rajdhani College I-140 Gali No-2 Vijay B.A(H)1st Day 25 Jyoti Gupta F 25051997 Deepak Gupta 7042326656 Obc 75 5040 1000025 Vihar Ph-1 Rohini Sec-4 Year Scholar Delhi-85 Aditi mahavidyalaya H No-1139 A Pana Begwan Dada Bhayia B.H.J 1st Day 26 Samriti F 27021997 Dharamveer 9643872789 Obc 71 5040 1000026 Chowk V&PO Bawana Year Scholar Delhi-39 Aditi mahavidyalaya B.H.J 1st Day 27 Gulafsha F 12111996 Abdul Gaffar 9868052583 Min 77 5040 1000027 F-Block 1031 J J Colony Year Scholar Bawana Delhi-39 Aditi mahavidyalaya E-309 Inder Enclave Ph- B.H.J 1st Day 28 Gulshan Aara F 18041997 Vakil Ahmed 7065156850 Min 72 5040 1000028 2 Kirari Suleman Nagar Year Scholar New Delhi-86 Aditi mahavidyalaya B.H.J 1st Day 29 Shayma F 18041995 Md. 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  • Marking Scheme Geography

    Marking Scheme Geography

    C. B. S. E. SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER (2020-21) MARKING SCHEME GEOGRAPHY (029) CLASS 12 Time: 3hours Max. Marks 70 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS- i. Question paper is divided into 3 Sections – A, B and C. ii. In Section A Question numbers 1 to15 are Objective type Multiple choice questions carrying 1 mark each. Attempt any 14 questions. Write the correct answer only in your answer sheets. iii. In Section B, Question numbers 16 and 17 are Short Source Based and Graph Based questions respectively carrying 3 marks each. Answer any three questions out of 4. Each of these sub-questions carry 1 mark . iv. In Section C, Question numbers 18 to 22 are short answer questions carrying 3 marks each. Answers to these questions should not exceed 60-80 words. v. In Section C, Question numbers 23 to 27 are long answer questions carrying 5 marks each. Answers to these questions should not exceed 120-150 words. vi. Question numbers 28 and 29 are related to location and labeling and Identification of geographical features on maps respectively, carrying 5 marks each. vii. Outline map of India and World provided to you must be attached with your answer book. viii. Use of template or stencils for drawing outline maps is allowed. SECTION A Q1 Fill in the blanks- 1 ________________ and _______________ densities should be found out, in order to get a better insight into the human-land ratio: ANSWER – c) Physiological and Agricultural 1 Q2 Arrange the following approaches in a correct order according to their 1 development 1. Spatial organization 2.
  • Water Pressure

    Water Pressure

    By Fen Montaigne Photographs by Peter Essick How can such a wet planet be so short on clean fresh water? The latest installment in the "Challenges for Humanity" series plumbs the problem. Rajendra Singh came to the village, bringing with him the promise of water. If ever a place needed moisture, this hamlet in the desiccated Indian state of Rajasthan was it. Always a dry spot, Rajasthan had suffered several years of drought, leaving remote villages like Goratalai with barely enough water to quench the thirst of their inhabitants. Farm plots had shriveled, and men had fled to the cities seeking work, leaving those behind to subsist on roti, corn, and chili paste. Desperate villagers appealed to a local aristocratic family, who in turn contacted Singh, a man renowned across western India for his ability to use traditional methods of capturing monsoon rains to supply water year-round. Singh arrived in Goratalai on a warm ankle bracelets jangling as they walked. February morning. The sky was robin's egg After a few minutes Singh—dressed in a blue, the same color it had been since light-golden blouse that fell to his knees and August when, everyone recalled, the last white pants—directed villagers to place rains had fallen. He was greeted by a group stones in a 75-yard (68- meter) line between of about 50 people waiting in a dirt square two hills. "This is an ideal site," he under a banyan tree. The men wore loose- announced. His organization, Tarun Bharat fitting cotton pantaloons and turbans of Sangh, would provide the engineering orange, maroon, and white.