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S.No DISTRICT VLE Name Mobile Number ADDRESS 1 ARARIA AMIT
S.No DISTRICT VLE Name Mobile Number ADDRESS ARARIA AMIT THAKUR 8210580921 TIRASKUND ARARIA 1 ARARIA Suman Devi 7070306717 Pipra ghat tola ward no-10 2 KSHITIZ KR ARARIA 8002927600 S/o Dinesh kr chaudhary,vill+po+block palasi,gp miya pur,araria,854333 3 CHOUDHARY SHRAVAN KUMAR 9470261463 / S/o Udichand bhagat,vill - lailokhar (gariyaa),po - pahusi,block+ps - ARARIA 4 BHAGAT 9199722522 kursakaanta,Araria,854332 ARARIA SURAJ JHA 8210905501 S/O-RAJKUMAR JHA,SOGHMARG,ARARIA-854331 5 ARARIA ABUNASAR KHAN 9708226603 VILL-BAIRGACHHI CHOWK,POST-ARARIA-854311 6 ARARIA HARDEV CHOURASIA 8002908166 S/o Udranand chaourasia,vill+po Gunwanti,block Raniganj,Araria,854312 7 S/o Satrudhan pd singh,h.no - 293,vill+po - Kushjhoul,block+ps - ARARIA JITENDRA KR SINGH 9199918908 8 Bhargama,Araria,854318 ARARIA DEWAKAR KUMAR 8210000876 AT-HASANPUR RANIGANJ, PO-MARYGANJ, PS-RANIGANJ 9 S/o Dev shankar roy,vill - mathura east,po+ps+block - narpatganj,dist - Araria,pin - ARARIA Suryabhushan Roy 7979831042 10 854335 S/O MD SHABBIR ALAM CHILHANIYA WARD NO 8 BAGNAGAR GARHBANAILI ARARIA MD ALAM 9939531771 11 JOKIHAT ARARIA RAHUL THAKUR 9430083371 marwari patti,ward no-17 12 9939960471/912348986 ARARIA AJIT KUMAR YADAV MAHISHAKOL ARARIYA 13 6 S/o Chandra kumar mallik,h.no - 42,po - ghurna,block+ps - ARARIA Nigam Kumar 9661213287 14 Narpatganj,Araria,854336 ARARIA Raman Jha 9430634408 S/o Sri Nitya Nand Jha, Vill - Rahatmeena, Block - Kursakanta, Dist - Araria, 15 ARARIA MD ASLAM 9110168570 AT+P.0+P.S-JOKIHAT; DIST-ARARIA 16 RATAN PRABHA W/o Chandan kr mandal,vill - wara/maanikpur,po+block+ps - Forbisganj,Araria - ARARIA 9608725491 17 KUMARI 854318 ARARIA AFROZ ALAM 9771213243 S/O-SHAMSUDDIN,MUSLIM TOLA,WARD NO-1,ARARIA-854311 18 ARARIA ABHILASH PANDIT 7461873031 AMHARA 19 ARARIA RAJESH KUMAR 7004007692 AT-RAJABALAI; P.0-GUNWANTI; P.S-RANIGANJ; ARARIA 20 ARARIA HARE SAH 9955019540 AT BHORHAR PO BHANGHI ARARIA BIHAR 21 S/o Md Salimuddin,vill - budheshwari,po - rampur mohanpur,block+ps+dist - ARARIA MD. -
Second Five-Year Plan Bihar
GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR SECOND FIVE-YEAR PLAN IN BIHAR A Review of Progress in the Third Year (1958-59) PRINTED BY TKii SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARIAT PRESS, BIHAR, PATNA I960 CONTENTS. I. General appraisal II. Agi'icultural Production 2-3 III. Minor Irrigation 4'5 IV. Soil Conservation 5 Land Development 5-7 VI. Marketing 8 VII. Animal Husbandry 8 - ^ 0 VIII. Dairy and Milk Supply 10-11 IX. Forest U -12 X. Fisheries .. .. .. 12-13 'AJ. Community Development and X. E. S. 13-15 XII. Co-operation 15-17 XIIT. Major and Medium Irrigation Projects 17-18 XIV. Kosi Project ia-19 XV. Power ^ ■ 19^21 X V I. Major and Medium Industries 21-22 XVII. Industrial Estates and Village and Small-seal 22 Industries. XVIII. Roads 22-23 XIX. Road Transport 23 24 XX. Education.. 24-26 XXI. Technical Education .. 26 XXII HealtJi 2o~28 XXIII. Housing .. 28-2f> X X IV . Labour Welfare 39-30 XXV. Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes 30-32 and other Backward Gasses. XXVI. Social Welfare 32-33 XXVII. Jail Department, 33-34 XXVIII. Publicity and Propaganda 34-36 XXIX. Statistics .. 3fi XXX. Bihar Panchayat Raj Schemes 37 APPENDIX 38-40 P D - ^ Division lOD ' 3 ' g 6 l'v ( *-cr \%- n -" )) r :' , r or ‘ '-i Checked D it ; f TranJer REVIEW OF THE PROGRESS OF THE SECOND FIVE-YEAR PLAN FOR BIHAR DURING 1958-59 (THIRD YEAR). Tiie Second Five-Year Plan of Biliar originally comprised 487 schemes with a total outlay of Rs. 190.22 crores. But conse quent upon the reduction in the size of the National Plan from Rs. -
1 RDD/000504 Mr. Umashankar Tiwari Mr. Late Rampujan Tiwari 04-12-1959 Y 10-05-1988 Male General 111 21 Y N Y N PIRO/ TARARI PATNA Avam Vanijya)
REVENUEDEPARTMENT 1OF29 RDDLETTERNO-2987,DATED29/03/2010 CR Avail. at Adverse Departmental Serial Graduate(Y Seniority Service Clear From Application_ID Name Father Name Post Date of Birth Date of Joining Sex Category least 1Yr of entry in Proceedings Current Posting Home District No. /N) No [Years] Vigilence(Y/N) 5Yrs CR(Y/N) Pending(Y/N) Prasar Padhadhikari(Udyog 1 RDD/000504 Mr. Umashankar Tiwari Mr. Late Rampujan Tiwari 04-12-1959 Y 10-05-1988 Male General 111 21 Y N Y N PIRO/ TARARI PATNA avam Vanijya) Late Dhaneshwar Prasad Prasar Padhadhikari(Udyog 2 RDD/000897 Mr. Ramesh Chandra Sinha 01-01-1960 Y 28/04/1989 Male General 117 20 Y N Y N Mahnar/ Vaishali PATNA Sinha avam Vanijya) Mr. SURENDRA KUMAR Mr. SRI BRIJNANDAN Prasar Padhadhikari(Udyog 3 RDD/000095 31/12/1960 Y 08-02-1989 Male General 120 20 Y N Y N WAZIRGANJ NALANDA SINHA PRASAD SINHA avam Vanijya) Prasar Padhadhikari(Udyog 4 RDD/000029 Mr. Sunil Kumar Singh Mr. Late Bajrangi Pd. singh 28/09/1958 Y 09-07-1989 Male General 121 20 Y N Y N khagaria LAKHISARAI avam Vanijya) Prasar Padhadhikari(Udyog District(D.R.D.A) West 5 RDD/001277 Mr. krishna mohan pathak Mr. sheo shagar pathak 15/01/1958 Y 01-12-1990 Male General 123 19 Y N Y N WEST CHAMPARAN avam Vanijya) Champaran Prasar Padhadhikari(Udyog 6 RDD/001138 Mr. VINAY KUMAR Mr. MAHENDRA KUMAR 01-07-1962 Y 02-01-1990 Male General 125 19 Y N Y N Bhagwanpur/Vaishali PATNA avam Vanijya) Mr. -
Compiled Ghazipur
ASHA Database Ghazipur Name Of Name Of Name Of Name Of Sub- ID No.of Population S.No. Name Of ASHA Husband's Name Name Of Village District Block CHC/BPHC Centre ASHA Covered 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Mirjabad 3003001 Aarti Devi Awadesh Ram Devchandpur 1000 2 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Chandpur 3003002 Aarti Thakur Shiv Ji Thakur Sonadi 1000 3 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Veerpur 3003003 Aasha Devi Madan Sharma Veerpur 1000 4 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Pakhanpura 3003004 Aasiya Taukir Pakhanpura 1000 5 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Bhawarkole 3003005 Afsana Khatun Akbar Khan Maheshpur 1000 6 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Bhawarkole 3003006 Ahamadi Kalim Khan Ranipur 1000 7 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Awathahi 3003007 Anita Devi Jang Bahadur Awathahi 1000 8 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Khardiya 3003008 Anita Devi Indal Dubey Khardiya 1000 9 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Chandpur 3003009 Anju Devi Om Prakash Sonadi 1000 10 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Joga Musahib 3003010 Anju Gupta AnilKharwar Gupta Joga Musahib 1000 11 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Maniya 3003011 Anju Kushwaha Om Prakash Maniya 1000 12 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Sukhadehara 3003012 Anju Shukla Brij kushwahaBihari Shukla Sukhadehara 1000 13 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Chandpur 3003013 Anupama Tiwari Ramashankar Tiwari Sonadi 1000 14 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Gondour 3003014 Arpita Rai Umesh Kr. Rai Gondour 1000 15 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Amrupur 3003015 Bandana Ojha Harivansh Ojha Vatha 1000 16 Ghazipur Bhawarkole Gondour Awathahi 3003016 Bebi Rai -
A Review a Review
e-Journal Earth Science India: www.earthscienceindia.info Popular Issue, October, 2009 Ground Fissures in Uttar Pradesh – A review Deepak Srivastava The geological and geophysical study suggest that micro-cracks development possibly due to imperceptible neo-tectonic pulses wherein soil condition is congenial and density of micro-cracks are more and coalesce together due to sudden infiltration of surface water and causing failure of ground surface. The natural hazards are always the curse on human being and witnessed ever since the dawn of civilizations. One such lesser-known activity is the ground cracks in Uttar Pradesh which has drawn the attention of scientific community at large and Quaternary geologist in particular. Although ground fissures are not uncommon but the unprecedented occurrences of such phenomena during 2008 in several districts of Uttar Pradesh has raised alarming bell both in respect of scientific modeling and societal overtures. The several incidences of ground fissures have been reported from different parts of Uttar Pradesh for the last few years. Initially, the ground fissures were reported from parts of Gangetic plain in areas viz Chihibramau, Nawabganj, Kamlaganj and Kannauj of Farrukhabad district in June-July 1995, Baripal village of Kanpur Dehat, Malkhanpur village of Allahabad, Anegpur & Sonepur villages of Sant Ravidas Nagar during June-July 2006, from Karanda village of Ghazipur district 2006. In Gangetic plain of Uttar Pradesh within the confinement of quaternary sediments ground fissures again reported from 90 locations falling in the districts of Hamirpur, Etawah, Banda, Fatehpur, Chitrakoot, Kanpur Dehat, Allahabad, and Lucknow in June-July 2008. Considering the scientific importance and social responsibility, the Geological Survey of India carried out a multidisciplinary study involving quaternary geology, geomorphology, groundwater, geotechnical and geophysical studies. -
Break-Up of Contesting Candidates
1- Dhanaha 1. No. and Name of the Constituency : : 1 - Dhanaha 2. Form Unique Serial Number (FUSN) Prefix : : KMQ 3. Type of Constituency (Gen/SC/ST) : : GEN 4. Name and Designation of the Returning Officer : Sri M.Jaya Deputy Director, Consolidation, West Champaran 5. Date of Poll 13/11/05 6. Date of Repoll (if any) - 7. Date of Commencement of Counting 22-Nov-2005 8. Date of Declaration of Result 22-Nov-2005 9. Data About Polling Stations : Regular Polling Stations - 129 Average No. of Electors Per Polling Station - 876 Auxilliary Polling Stations 9 Average No. of Voters Per Polling Station - 429 Total Polling Stations 138 10. Data About Candidates : Men Women Total No. of Nomination Filed : 11 0 11 No. of Nomination Rejected : 0 0 0 No. of Nomination found correct after scrutiny : 11 0 11 No. of Withdrawals : 0 0 0 No. of Contesting Candidates : 11 0 11 No. of Candidates who forfeited their deposits : 8 0 8 Break-Up of Contesting Candidates National Parties : 1 0 1 State Parties : 4 0 4 Registered (Unrecognised) Parties : 2 0 2 Independents : 4 0 4 11. Details about Electors : General Service Total Male 68,015 5 68,020 Female 52,823 3 52,826 Total 120,838 8 120,846 12. Details about Voters : General Postal Total Male 33,424 0 33,424 Female 25,829 0 25,829 Total 59,253 0 59,253 Rejected Votes 0 Missing Votes 0 1- Dhanaha 13. Names of Contesting Candidates and their details : Sl. Candidate Name & Address SC/ Sex Party Symbol Final No. -
Alwar (Алвар) Travel Guide
Alwar Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/alwar page 1 towering forts in the city. The Alwar Fort or Feb Bala Qila, is a majestic structure known for Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Alwar its grandeur and architectural brilliance. Max: Min: 12.0°C Rain: 26.29999923 12.8000001907348 7060547°C 63mm The city offers an unparalleled Jaisamand Lake and Sagar Lake are some popular tourist attractions here. Those vibrancy and natural beauty for the Mar interested in history and art must visit the tourists. Known for its attractive Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. Government Museum which is located Max: Min: Rain: forts, rich culture and lovely 32.29999923 17.29999923 6.80000019073486 inside the City Palace. Also, the hilly 706055°C 7060547°C 3mm people, Alwar makes for an ideal terrain has plenty of natural beauty and Apr holiday destination. interesting wild life to make it a preferred Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. Famous For : City destination for a relaxed and exciting Max: Min: Rain: vacation. The roadside views when you are a 37.79999923 22.60000038 13.3999996185302 706055°C 1469727°C 73mm Perhaps the oldest city in the erstwhile trip to Alwar deserves a special mention kingdom of Rajasthan, Alwar was an here as you will pass through stunning May important part of the Matsya territories in facades and gorgeous valleys which makes Hot weather. Carry Light clothes. the journey even more interesting. Don't Max: Min: 27.0°C Rain: 15.0mm Viratnagar. The city was seized from the 41.29999923 Rajputana by the Sultanate of Delhi around forget to make your way into the local 706055°C 12 BC. -
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DISTRICTS COVERED 1. Mau 2. Chandauli 3. Fatehpur 4. Ghazipur
1 2ND HALF YEARLY MONITORING REPORT OF G.B. PANT SOCIAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE, ALLAHABAD ON SSA AND MDM FOR THE STATE/UT OF UTTAR PRADESH FOR THE PERIOD OF 1ST FEBRUARY, 2009 to 31 ST JULY, 2009 DISTRICTS COVERED 1. Mau 2. Chandauli 3. Fatehpur 4. Ghazipur 2 August 2009 R E P O R By S. K. Pant Submitted to Ministry of Human Resource Development, New Delhi G. B. Pant Social Science Institute Allahabad – 211 019 Phone: (0532) 2569214, 2569206, Fax: (0532) 2569207 3 Content Sl. No. Particulars Page Nos. 1. Forward 3 2. Acknowledgement 4 3. Project Team 5 4. General Information 6 - 7 5. Executive Summary of all the districts reports 8 - 24 6. Chapter - 1 Half Yearly Monitoring Report for District – 1 : Mau 25 - 55 7. Chapter - 2 Half Yearly Monitoring Report for District – 2 : Chandauli 56 - 87 8. Chapter - 3 Half Yearly Monitoring Report for District – 3 : Fatehpur 88 - 118 9. Chapter - 4 Half Yearly Monitoring Report for Distr ict – 4 : Ghazipur 119 - 150 10. List of Abbreviations 151 4 FOREWORD The Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan has a set of very specific targets for implementation. During the last three to four years, there have been several interventions under this programme and the progress and problems relating to the implementation of this programme have been analyzed and reviewed periodically at regional and at the national level. On the basis of the findings of these reviews and analysis, each State/UT has been allocated with some grants and manpower to conduct the programme related activities with more vigor and enthusiasm. -
AMANBAGH Excursions Feb 2019
AMANBAGH Excursions Bhangarh Twelve kilometres from Amanbagh, the wonderful, intriguing ruined city of Bhangarh is a medieval site of great archaeological – and folkloric – importance, its splendid ruins widely believed to be haunted. Built in the late 1500s by Jaipur royal Diwan Madho Singh – younger brother of Maharaja Man Singh, Akbar the Great's general – this now uninhabited city once teemed with magnificent bazaars, a palace, gardens, temples and bathing pools. Legend has it that, a generation after its completion, it was deserted overnight after being cursed by an evil court magician, Selu Sewra, who had unsuccessfully attempted to seduce Bhangarh’s virtuous and beautiful queen. Today Bhangarh is a National Heritage Site and though it is often hailed as one of India's top-ten sites, very few tourists manage to include it in their itinerary. Mornings and late afternoons are a perfect time to visit this deserted city – an amazing setting for photography, meditation and yoga. We can organise visits to Bhangarh, either to tour the ruins or to practise yoga on one of the temple platforms at dawn with a vegetarian breakfast. Transport is via car or jeep; alternatively, you could combine trekking with Bhangarh as your final destination. It is also a favourite winter location for lunchtime picnics. Ajabgarh village, fort, temple and mosque Ajabgarh’s finest attractions are its fort and its old temple. Dedicated to Shri Raghunathji, the temple was built in 1635, and features a 24-pillar open courtyard and a marble façade. This temple once housed idols of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita, bejewelled with precious stones that fell victim to thieves some time ago. -
Indian Railways Station Names and Their Corresponding Station Codes Are Listed Below
Indian Railways station names and their corresponding station codes are listed below. You can easily find your station code if you have the station name and vice versa. Enjoy the list of All Railway Station Names and Station codes Railway Station Name - Code A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A CHENGANNUR - JAWAD ROAD - A N DEV NAGAR - MAYYANAD - MYY RURA - RURA CNGR JWO ACND CHENNAI BEACH - JAWAI BANDH - MCCLUSKIEGANJ RUSERA GHAT - ABHAIPUR - AHA MSB JWB - MGME ROA CHENNAI ABOHAR - ABS JAWALI - JAL MECHEDA - MCA RUTHIYAI - RTA CENTRAL - MAS S CHENNAI JAYASINGPUR - MECHERI ROAD - S ABU ROAD - ABR EGMORE - MS JSP MCRD BHAKHTIYARPUR - SBV SABARMATI JN - ACHALDA - ULD CHEOKI - COI JAYNAGAR - JYG MEDAPADU - MPU SBT ACHHNERA JN - CHERUKARA - JEHANABAD - SABARMATI JN - MEDCHAL - MED AH CQA JHD SBI CHETTINAD - MEERUT CANT - ADAVALI - ADVI JEJURI - JJR SABAUR - SBO CTND MUT CHHABRA GUGOR JERUWA KHERA MEERUT CITY - ADESAR - AAR SACHIN - SCH - CAG - JRK MTC ADHARTAL - CHHANERA - JETALSAR JN - MEGHNAGAR - SADAT - SDT ADTL CAER JLR MGN MEHNAR ROAD - SADISOPUR - ADILABAD - ADB CHHAPI - CHP JEUR - JEUR MNO SDE SADULPUR JN - ADINA - ADF CHHAPRA - CPR JEYPORE - JYP MEHSI - MAI SDLP CHHAPRA SAFDARGANJ - ADIPUR - AI JHAJHA - JAJ MEJA ROAD - MJA KACHERI - CI SGJ ADITYAPUR - JHALAWAR ROAD SAFEDABAD - CHHARODI - CE MELATTUR - MLTR ADTP - JHW SFH MELMARUVATTUR SAGADAPATA - ADONI - AD CHHATNA - CJN JHALIDA - JAA - MLMR SGDP SAGAR CHHINDWARA JN MERALGRAM - ADRA JN - ADRA JHALWARA - JLW JAMBAGARU - - CWA MQX SRF ADRSH NGR CHHIPADOHAR - MERAMANDOLIL