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The Gazette of Meghalaya PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY No Postal Registration No. N.E.-771/2006-2008 The Gazette of Meghalaya PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 30 Shillong, Thursday, July 25, 2013 3rd Sravana 1935 (S.E.) Separate paging is given on this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation. CONTENTS Pages Pages PART–I Appointments, Postings, Transfers, 399-414 PART–IV Acts of the Legislative Assembly of 89 Powers, Leave and other Personal Meghalaya and Ordinances Notices. promulgated by the Government of PART–IIA Resolution, Regulations, Orders, 369-382 Meghalaya, Laws, Rules made by the Notifications, Rules, etc., issued by the District Autonomous District Council. Local Government and Heads of Departments. PART–IX Advertisements, Notices by the 527-539 PART–III Orders Notifications, and Rules of the 5-10 Government Offices and Public. Government of India and by the Election Commission India’s papers extracted from the Gazette of India and other State Gazette. V, VI, VII & VIII, no Notification. PART - I GOVERNMENT OF MEGHALAYA ORDERS BY THE GOVERNOR NOTIFICATIONS The 24th June, 2013. Members No.PER(AR)74/92/Pt.I/6–The Governor of 3. Shri Domino Phawa, B.A, Ummulong BPO. Meghalaya is pleased to reconstitute the District 4. Shri Lewatkidaroy Suiam, B.A, Changpung Selection Committee, West Jaintia Hills District, Jowai, Mission. with the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Member-Secretary and Members as shown below for a period of one Member- Secretary year with effect from the date of issue of this 5. An Officer not below the rank of E.A.C. to be Notification. nominated by the Deputy Commissioner. District Selection Committee West Jaintia Hills No.PER (AR) 37/2012/Pt.I/8–The Governor of District. Jowai. Meghalaya is pleased to re-constitute the District Chairman Selection Committee, South West Khasi Hills District, Mawkyrwat with the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, 1. Deputy Commissioner, West Jaintia Hills Member-Secretary and Members as shown below for District, Jowai. a period of 1(one) year with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. Vice-Chairman 2. Rev. Mechak Shylla. B.A, BD, Moopyllait Syiar, District Selection Committee South West Khasi Khliehtyrshi. Hills District. Mawkyrwat. 400 THE GAZETTE OF MEGHALAYA, JULY 25, 2013 [PART I Chairman The 20th May, 2013. 1. Deputy Commissioner, South West Khasi Hills No. LA(B)7/99/97–In exercise of the powers District, Mawkyrwat. conferred by sub-Section (1) of Section 9 of the Legal Services Authority Act, 1987 read with Rule 10 of the Vice-Chairman Meghalaya State Legal Services Authority Rules, 2. Shri Carnes Sohshang, B.A., Mawlangwir, P.O. 1998,and in consultation with the High Court of Mawkyrwat, South West Khasi Hills District. Meghalaya, the Government of Meghalaya, hereby constitute the District Legal Services Authority in East Members Khasi Hills District of the State with the following members. 3. Shri Nelbi T. Sangma, B.A., Waikut Village, B.P.O. Khongwai, South West Khasi Hills District. Chairman 1. The District & Sessions Judge, Shillong 4. Shri Wordingland Shangdiar, Rangthong, P.O. Mawkyrwat, South West Khasi Hills District. Secretary Member-Secretary 2. The Chief Judicial Magistrate, Shillong Members 5. An Officer not below the rank of E.A.C. to be nominated by the Deputy Commissioner. 3. One Addl. District Magistrate, East Khasi Hills, Shillong No.PER (AR) 46/2012/11–The Governor of Meghalya is pleased to re-constitute the District 4. The Superintendent of Police, East Khasi Hills, Selection Committee, East Jaintia Hills District, Shillong Khliehriat with the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Member- 5. The Govt. Pleader/Public Prosecutor, East Khasi Secretary and Members as shown below for a period Hills, Shillong of 1(one) year with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. Non-Official Members 6. Shri V. G. K. Kynta, Advocate District Selection Committee East Jaintia Hills District. Khliehriat. 7. Dr.Natallie West Kharkongor, Assistant Professor, IIM .Shillong. Chairman The Notification No. LA.7/99/41, dated 3rd 1. Deputy Commissioner, East Jaintia Hills December, 2001, relating to constitution of District District, Khliehriat. Legal Services Authority of East Khasi Hills District stands superseded. Vice-Chairman No. LA(B)7/99/99–An exercise of the powers 2. Shri H. Attlee Singh Syih, B.A., Shymplong village, conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 9 of the Legal East Jaintia Hills District. Services Authority Act, 1987 read with Rule 10 of the Meghalaya State Legal Services Authority Rules, Members 1998, and in consultation with the High Court of Meghalaya, the Government of Meghalaya, hereby 3. Shri Laskiboy Swer, B.A., Khliehriat, East Jaintia constitute the District Legal Services Authority in North Hills District. Garo Hills District of the State with the following 4. Smti. Deiwitawan Nongtdu, B.A., members. Sutnga Village, East Jaintia Hills District. Sl. Name Designation Member Member-Secretary No. 5. An Officer not below the rank of E.A.C. to be 1. Shri W.Khyllep, IAS District Magistrate Chairman nominated by the Deputy Commissioner. 2. Dr. N. Rajamanthandan, Superintendent Member IPS of Police B. RYMMAI, Under Secretary to the Govt. of Meghalaya, 3. Shri L,Ch.Marak, Addl. D.C. (Judl) Member Secretray. Personnel & Admv. Reforms (B) Department. PART I] THE GAZETTE OF MEGHALAYA, JULY 25, 2013 401 4. Shri A. Ch. Marak, MCS EAC Member 32/2008/186 dated 23rd December, 2010 stand terminated with effect from 10th June, 2013. 5. Shri Augustine Marak, G.P. Member 6. Shri Starline Marak, Social Worker Non-Official S. M. PATHAW, Vill. Babukona, P.O. Member Under Secretary to the Govt. of Meghalaya, Resubelpara. Tourism Department. 7. Smt. Suzanna Marak, Social Worker Non-Official Vill. Rongdiping, P.O. Member The 12th June, 2013. Resubelpara North Garo Hills District, Lady No. CTA-3/89/ 581–Subject to the admissibility Social Worker of leave to be Certified by the Accountant General L. M.SANGMA, (A&E)Meghalaya, Shillong. Shri N. L. Sohliya, Secretary to the Govt. of Meghalaya, Superintendent of Taxes Circle-VI Shillong is under Law Department. Fundamental Rule 90 of the Meghalaya Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules 1984 granted earned The 4th June, 2013. leave on private affairs for a period of 9 (nine) days with effect from 20th June, 2013 to 28th June, 2013 No.Tourism.10/2011/115–On the recommen- suffixing the 29th and 30th June, 2013 being Saturday dation of the Meghalaya Public Service Commission and Sunday to the leave with permission to leave the vide No.MPSC/D-14/4/2011-2012/60, dated 18th April, station. 2013 the following persons are appointed an Assistant Lecturer -Cum-Assistant Instructor in the Food Craft The Officer would have continued to hold the Institute Tura.(Under Tourism Department) in the scale same post but for his proceeding on leave and there of pay of ` 15,700-390-18,430-EB-510-23,020-690- is every likelihood of his returning to the same post 30,160/-p.m. plus other allowances as admissible on expiry of the leave. under the rule, with effect from the date of taking over charge and until further orders: -Viz: The 18th June, 2013. 1. Shri Nagy Asiadson Langstang. No. CTA.4/89/631–Subject to admissibility of leave to be Certified by the Accountant General (A&E) 2. Miss Jenisha Cheran Momin. Meghalaya, Shillong, Shri R.C. Nongkynrih, Superintendent of Taxes Circle-VIII Shillong is under The 19th June, 2013. Fundamental Rule 90 of the Meghalaya Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules 1984 granted earned No.Tourism. 102/2010/34–Subject the to Ieave on medical ground for a period of 14 (fourteen) admissibility of leave to be certified by the Accountant days with effect from 3rd June, 2013 to 16th June, (A&E) General, Meghalaya, Shillong, Shri M.Ahmed, 2013. Executive Engineer, Directorate of Tourism is under Fundamental Rule 90 of the Meghalaya Fundamental The Officer would have continued to hold the Rules and Subsidiary Rules 1984 granted earned same post but for his proceeding on leave and there leave on private affairs for a period of 12 (twelve) days is every likelihood of his returning to the same post with effect from 17th June, to 28th June, 2013. on expiry of the leave. The Officer would have continued to hold the post No. CTA.23/05/632–Under Rule 90 of the but for his proceeding on leave and there is every Meghalaya Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules likelihood of his returning to the same post on expiry 1984 granted Smti. Ophelianora Wanswett, Inspector of the leave. of Taxes Circle-I is granted earned leave on medical ground for a period of 59 (fifty nine) days with effect The 20th June, 2013. from 1st May, 2013 to 28th June, 2013 suffixing the 29th, 30th June, 2013 being Saturday and Sunday to No.Tourism.10/2011/120–Consequent upon the the leave. joining of Shri Naggy Asiadson Langstang as Assistant Lecturer- Cum-Assistant Instructor in the Food Craft The Officer would have continued to hold the Institute Tura. The services of Km.Tressica Dale same post but for her proceeding on leave there is Lamare, appointed Under Regulation 3(f) vide Tourism every likelihood of her returning to the same post on expiry of the leave. 402 THE GAZETTE OF MEGHALAYA, JULY 25, 2013 [PART I The 20th June, 2013. 15. Social Welfare Officer (Anti Drug). No.CTA-50/80/649–Under Rule 94(a) of the The term of the Committee shall be for a period Meghalaya Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules of 2 (two) years with effect from 1st June, 2013 unless 1984, Smti. D.M. Blah, Inspector of Taxes, Circle VIII, otherwise notified by the Government.
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