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Tripura S.No Tripura S.No. District Name of the Address Major Activity Description Broad NIC Ownershi Employm Code Establishment Activity p Code ent Code Class Interval 101ISHANPUR HIGHER 7 VIDYASAGAR PALLY HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL TRIPURA 799211 SCHOOL 201KATLAMARA PRIMARY 03 KATLAMARA TRIPURA HEALTH ACTIVITY 21 861 1 10-14 HEALTH CENTER 799211 301MANTALA HIGH SCHOOL 43 MANTALA TRIPURA HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 799211 401NARENDANAGAR (T.E.) 89 MANTALA TRIPURA SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 799211 501NARENDRAPUR TEA 129 MOHANPUR PRODUCTION OF TEA 06 107 4 100-199 FACTORY, MOHANPUR TRIPURA 799212 LEAVES 601L.P.G.,BOTTLING GAS 155 SIMNA ROAD RETAIL TRADE OF LPG 12 477 2 20-24 COMPANI TRIPURA 799211 GAS 701KALAGACHIA HIGH 156 KALACHHARA HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 SCHOOL TRIPURA 799211 801TARAPUR HIGHER 57 MOHANPUR TRIPURA HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL 799211 SCHOOL 901JAGATPUR HIGH SCHOOL 36 MOHANPUR TRIPURA HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 799211 10 01 LAXMI MOTORS (HERO) 01 AGARTALA-SIMNA RETAIL OF MOTOR 10 454 2 10-14 & SERVIEING CENTRE ROAD TRIPURA 799211 CYCLE 11 01 RADHA RANI RUBBER 26 D.M.COLONY- MANUFECTURING OF 06 221 2 20-24 FACTORY CHECHURIA TRIPURA RUBBER SHEET 799210 12 01 CHECHURIA SENIOR 96 KALKALIA TRIPURA SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 BASIC SCHOOL 799211 13 01 M/S NITAI CHANDRA KAMAR PUKUR PAR, MANUFECTURING OF 06 239 4 25-29 SAHA, AGARTALA TRIPURA BRICKS 799004 14 01 GOPAL NAGAR HIGHER 162 KALKALIA TRIPURA HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL 799211 SCHOOL 15 01 BERIMARA HIGHER 92 PASCHIM BAMUTIA HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL TRIPURA 799211 SCHOOL 16 01 SENIOR MANAGER, 238 BAMUTIA TRIPURA DISTRUBUTION OF 07 351 1 15-19 T.S.E.L. 799211 ELECTRICITY 17 01 BARJOSH SENIOR BASIC 50 BAMUTIA TRIPURA SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL 799211 18 01 BAMUTIA BINODINI 89(1) AGARTALA- HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BAMUTIA ROAD TRIPURA 799211 19 01 SAMABAY TANT 48(1) BAMUTIA, WEAVING 06 131 6 15-19 MOHANPUR TRIPURA 799211 20 01 TEBARIA HIGH SCHOOL 192 LAXMILUNGA, HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 BAMUTIA TRIPURA 799015 21 01 HARENDRA NAGAR TEA 62 KALIBAZAR- PRODUCTION OF TEA 06 107 2 200-499 ESTATE LEMBUCHARRA TRIPURA LEAF 799210 22 01 HARENDRANAGAR HIGH 76 KALIBAZAR- HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL LEMBUCHARRA ROAD TRIPURA 799210 23 01 CENTRAL TEA 95(1) DURGABARI ROAD TEA PROCESSING 06 107 6 30-99 PROCESSING FACTORY TRIPURA 799015 FACTORY 24 01 DURGA BARI TEA- 96 DURGABARI ROAD TEA PRODUCTION 06 107 6 30-99 ESTATE WORKER CO- TRIPURA 799015 FACTORY OPERATIVE SOCIETY LIMITED. 25 01 DURJOYNAGAR HIGH 118 AIRPORT ROAD HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 30-99 SCHOOL TRIPURA 799009 26 01 HOLYCROSS SCHOOL 119 HOLYCROSS ROAD HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 7 100-199 TRIPURA 799009 SCHOOL 27 01 HOLYCROSS COLLEGE 120 AIRPORT ROAD HOLY CROSS COLLEGE 20 853 7 30-99 TRIPURA 799009 28 01 SIKHA ELECTRICAL 30 HOLYCROSS SCHOOL WHOLESALE 11 465 2 30-99 STORES ROAD TRIPURA 799009 29 01 INSTITUTE OF NURSING 23 AIR PORT ROAD NURSING INSTITUTE 20 853 2 30-99 SCIENCE TRIPURA 799009 30 01 PATUNAGAR HIGH 64 BARJALA, BAMUTIA HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 SCHOOL TRIPURA 799002 31 01 NUTANNAGAR HIGHER 32 BARJALA, BAMUTIA, HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL PATUNAGAR TRIPURA SCHOOL 799009 32 01 SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR 102 BARJALA, BAMUTIA PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 851 7 30-99 VIDYAMANDIR TRIPURA 799009 33 01 SENIOR BASICI.(GANDHI 136 GANDHI GRAM MONETARY 16 641 1 10-14 GRAM BRANCH) TRIPURA 799012 INTERMEDIATION 34 01 RAJNAGAR 58 GHANDHIGRAM- HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 30-99 (GANDHIGRAM) HIGH PATUNAGAR TRIPURA SCHOOL 799012 35 01 GHANDHIGRAM HIGHER 67 GANDHI GRAM HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL TRIPURA 799012 SCHOOL 36 01 NORTH EAST IODISED 1(1) GANDHIGRAM, MANUFECTURING OF 06 107 3 20-24 SALT PRIVATE LIMITED. MOHANPUR TRIPURA SALT 799012 37 01 TRIPURESWARI SENIOR 75 GANDHIGRAM, SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 BASIC SCHOOL BAMUTIA, MOHANPUR TRIPURA 799012 38 01 UTTAR RAMNAGAR 109 WEST GANDHIGRAM, SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL BIMANGARH, MOHANPUR TRIPURA 799015 39 01 NABAGRAM HIGHER 126 NABAGRAM- HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL NATUNNAGAR TRIPURA SCHOOL 799012 40 01 SUKOMOY HIGHER 12 SINGARBIL, HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL USHABAZAR TRIPURA SCHOOL 799009 41 01 HIGH TENSION SWITCH 114(1) AIRPORT ROAD MANUFECTURING OF 06 222 4 30-99 GEAR PRIVATE. LIMITED. TRIPURA 799009 PLASTIC PIPE 42 01 DURJOYNAGAR SENIOR 125 AIRPORT ROAD SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 BASIC SCHOOL TRIPURA 799009 43 01 M/S ALPHA PRINTERS 47 CHINAIHANI PRINTING 06 181 2 25-29 NABAGRAM ROAD TRIPURA 799009 44 01 SRI KUMARISHNA 92 AIRPORT ROAD MOTOR VEHICLE SALE 10 451 2 10-14 AUTOMOBILE TRIPURA 799009 45 01 AMBEDKAR MEMORIAL 145 SINGARBIL, HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 HIGH SCHOOL USHABAZAR TRIPURA 799009 46 01 PIONIARS ROLLERS 66 ANANGANAGAR FLOUR MILL 06 106 2 30-99 FLOURS MILLS TRIPURA 799015 47 01 TRISHA TIMBER AND 80 ANANGANAGAR MANUFECTURING OF 06 310 2 25-29 FURNITURES TRIPURA 799015 WOODEN FURNITURE 48 01 NARSINGARH PRIMARY 91 AGARTALA- HEALTH ACTIVITY 21 861 1 30-99 HEALTH CENTRE NARSINGARH TRIPURA 799015 49 01 MODERN PSYCHIATRIC 92 AGARTALA- MANTAL HOSPITAL 21 861 1 30-99 HOSPITAL NARSINGARH TRIPURA 799015 50 01 BHAVANS TRIPURA 104(1) AGARTALA- HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 7 30-99 VIDYAMANDIR NARSINGARH TRIPURA SCHOOL 799015 51 01 BHAVANS TRIPURA 104(2) AGARTALA- TEACHERS TRAINING 20 853 7 15-19 COLLEGE OF TEACHER NARSINGARH TRIPURA CENTRE EDUCATION 799015 52 01 NARSHINGARH PRIMARY 31 NARSINGARH ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 851 1 20-24 SCHOOL TRIPURA 799015 53 01 NARSINGARH HIGHER 32 NARSINGARH ROAD HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL TRIPURA 799015 SCHOOL 54 01 I.T.I COLLEGE 192 NARSINGARH ROAD I.T.I COLLEGE 20 853 1 200-499 TRIPURA 799015 55 01 BLIND HIGHER 148 NARSINGARH ROAD TEACHING & LODDING 20 852 1 25-29 SECONDARY SCHOOL TRIPURA 799015 SCHOOL FOR BLIND STUDENTS 56 01 ANGANOARI TRAINING 149 NARSINGARH - TRAINING CENTRE 20 853 1 25-29 CENTRE GANDHIGRAM TRIPURA 799015 57 01 MOHANPUR PRIMARY 97 MOHANPUR TRIPURA HOSPITAL 21 861 1 15-19 HEALTH CENTER 799211 58 01 MOHANPUR GIRLS HIGH 30 MOHANPUR TRIPURA HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 SCHOOL 799211 59 01 MOHANPUR HIGHER 188 TARANAGAR, HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL MOHANPUR MUNICIPAL SCHOOL COPORATION TRIPURA 799211 60 01 MOHANPUR 114 TARANAGAR, MANUFECTURING OF 06 162 6 10-14 HANDICRAFT CO- MOHANPUR TRIPURA BAMBOO PRODUCTS OPERATIVE SOCIETY 799211 61 01 DEPUTY GENERAL 116 TARANAGAR, DISTRUBUTION OF 07 351 1 10-14 MANAGER , TRIPURA MOHANPUR MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY STATE ELECTRICITY COPORATION TRIPURA CORPORATION 799211 62 01 RUBBER RESEARCH 156 SIMNA-MOHANPUR RUBBER PROCESSING 20 853 1 30-99 INSTITUTE OF INDIA TRIPURA 799211 INSTITUTE 63 01 UTTAR TARANAGAR 81 TARANAGAR, SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL MOHANPUR MUNICIPAL COPORATION TRIPURA 799211 64 01 ROSE VALLY 153(1) AGARTALA-SIMNA FINANCIAL ACTIVITY 16 649 3 10-14 TRIPURA 799211 65 01 BANDHAN 161 AGARTALA-SIMNA FINANCIAL ACTIVITY 16 649 3 10-14 ROAD TRIPURA 799211 66 01 MOHANPUR SUB- 31 AGARTALA-DIGHALIA DISTRUBUTION OF 07 351 1 30-99 DIVISIONAL (ELECTRIC) TRIPURA 799211 ELECTRICITY OFFICE 67 01 KATACHARA SENIOR 23 PASCHIM SIMNA, SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 BASIC SCHOOL HEZAMARA TRIPURA 799212 68 01 DARAGAMURA HIGH 46 PURBA SIMNA HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL TRIPURA 799212 69 01 SHANKHALA HANDLOOM 118 SANKHOLA, WEAVING 06 131 1 30-99 & HANDICRAFT CENTRE HEZAMARA, MOHANPUR TRIPURA 799212 70 01 AKHALIA CHARRA HIGH 68 SONARAM-SIMNA HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 SCHOOL TRIPURA 799212 71 01 SURENDRANAGAR 198 SURENDRAPUR, HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 HIGHER SECONDARY BAIKUNTHAPUR, SCHOOL SCHOOL HEZAMARA TRIPURA 799211 72 01 NOAGOAN TAIRAJ KAMI 82 NOAGAON, HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 HIGH SCHOOL TARANAGAR TRIPURA 799211 73 01 KUMTIA SENIOR BISIC 46(1) ORIABARI- SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL BELMURA TRIPURA 799211 74 01 BELMURA SENIOR BASIC 33(2) PASCHIM SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL TAMAKHARI, HEZAMARA TRIPURA 799211 75 01 RADHANAGAR HIGH 49 PURBA TAMAKHARI, HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL HEZAMARA TRIPURA 799211 76 01 TAMAKARI HIGH SCHOOL 205 BARKATHAL- HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 SANITALA TRIPURA 799211 77 01 BARKATHALIA HIGHER 3 BARKATHALIA, HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL HEZAMARA TRIPURA SCHOOL 799211 78 01 TIPPRAH ACADEMY 209 BARKANTHALIA, PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 851 2 10-14 SCHOOL (PRIMARY) HEZAMARA TRIPURA 799211 79 01 DUGRI KAMI MAYABATI 150 GATHA BILL B.P, SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL HEZAMARA TRIPURA 799211 80 01 TALTALA HIGHER 53 PURBA BAMUTIA, HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL BAMUTIA TRIPURA SCHOOL 799211 81 01 FATIKCHARRA ENGLISH 60 FATIKCHARRA, SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 2 10-14 MEDIUM SCHOOL MOHANPUR TRIPURA 799210 82 01 PRIMARY HEALTH 97 TALTALA TRIPURA HOSPITAL 21 861 1 30-99 CENTRE 799211 83 01 FATIKCHERRA (T.E.) 111(1) FATIKCHHARA, SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL MOHANPUR TRIPURA 799210 84 01 FATIKCHARRA TEA 79 FATIKCHARRA TEA LEAVES 06 107 2 200-499 ESTATE TRIPURA 799210 PROCESSING 85 01 ADARINI VARMI 40 FATIKCHARRA, MANUFECTURING OF 06 221 2 20-24 COMPOST RUBBER MOHANPUR TRIPURA RUBBER SHEET FECTORY 799210 86 01 FATIKCHARRA HIGH 54 FATIKCHHARA, HIGH SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 SCHOOL MOHANPUR TRIPURA 799210 87 01 KAMALGHAT HIGHER 64(1) SIMNA ROAD HIGHER SECONDARY 20 852 1 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL TRIPURA 799210 SCHOOL 88 01 THE INSTITUTE OF 172 FATIKCHARRA, HIGHER EDUCATION 20 853 2 100-199 CHARTERED FINANCIAL MOHANPUR TRIPURA (ICFAI UNIVERSITY) ANALYSTS INDIA (ICFAI) 799210 UNIVERSITY.
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