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f r \ ------ the I D AY MISSIONS V < / SEVENTY-SECOND HEPOfif ^ A R ^ OF THE BASEL GERMAN EVANGELICAL MISSION IN SOUTH-WESTERN INDIA FOR THE YEAR 1911 MANGALORE PRINTED AT THE BASEL MISSION PBESS 1912 NEW CHURCH AT MELPARAMBA (Palghat). ì}uropEan Missionaries of tlb-e B asel G-exiiia-aa. lE-varLgreliceil ZLvdZissiorn.. Corrected up to the ist April 1912. (m) = marriec ; (w) = widower ; * = unordained. .N am e Native Country Ent. Service Station 1. A. Ruhland (ra) Germany 1876 Palghat, Malabar 2. J. J. Jaus (m) do. 1879 Calicut, do. 3. Fr. Stierlin (m) * do. 1880 Mangalore, S. Cañara 4. K. Ernst (m) do. 1881 Bettigeri, S. Mahrnt. 5. J. Fischer (m) do. 1881 Anandapuv, Coorg 6. F. Eisfelder (m) do. 1882 Guledgudd, S.Mnhr. 7. C. Hole (m) do. 1884 Cannanore, Malabar 8. D. Berli (m) Switzerland 1885 Hubli, S. M ahratta 9. G. Peter (m) do. 1885 Palghat, M alab ar 10. A. Glattfelder (m)* do. 1886 Mangalore, S. Can 11. H. Risch (m) Germany 1888 Kaity, Nilg-iris 12. G. Wieland (m) do. 1888 Kalhatti, do. 13. H. Bretschneider (m) * do. 1890 Mangalore, S. C an. 14. H. Bsschle (m) do. 1893 do. do. 15. K. Mayer (m) do. 1893 Bijapur, S. M ahr. 16. P. Sengle (m) do. 1894 Tellicherry, Malabar 17. H. Knobloch (m) * do. 1895 Calicut, do. 18. W. Stokes, M. B., C. M. EU, (m) * India 1895 do. do. 19. G. Fischer (m) Germany 1896 Karkal, S. Canal’ll 20. A. Schosser (m) do. 1896 Mangalore, do. 21. H. Kühner (m)* do. 1896 Tellicherry, Malabar 22. H. Eidenbenz (m)* Switzerland 1896 Cannanore, do. 23. G. Renschler (m) Germany 1897 Chombala, do. 24. Chr. Dürr (m) do. 1897 Kasaragod, S. Can. 25. H. Stokes (m)* India 1898 Udipi, S. C añ ara 1* 4 Name Native Country Ent. Service Station 26. M. Stuckert (m)* Switzerland 1898 Calicut, Malabar 27. W. Heckelmann (m)* Germany 1898 Ferok, do. 28. A. Scheuer (m) do. 1899 Tellicherry, do. 29. A. Beierbach (m)* do. 1899 Mangalore, 8. Cañara 30.1. Pfleiderer (m) do. 1899 Udipi, do. 31. H. Haffner (m)* do. 1899 Cannanore, Malabar 32. J. Maue (m) do. 1899 Palghat, do. 33. H. Hofmann (m)* do. 1900 Calicut, do. 34. ß . Bunz (m) do. 1901 Mangalore, S. Cañara 35. J. Ruopp (m) do. 1901 Codacal, Malabar 36. J. Spieth (m) do. 1902 Guledgudd, S. Mahr. 37. Pr. Schweikhart (m) do. 1902 Mercara, Coorg 38. E. Bommer (m) do. 1902 Dharwar, S. Mahratta 39. K. Grossmann (m) do. 1903 Moolky, S. Cañara 40. A. Seiler (m)* do. 1904 Calicut, Malabar 41. Fr. Keudel (m)* do. 1904 Mangalore, S. Cañara 42. H. Schmid (m)* do. 1904 Palghat, Malabar 43. G. Bräckle (m) * do. 1904 Mangalore, S. Can. 44. K. Tanner (m) Switzerland 1905 Dharwar, S. Mahr. 45. Fr. Bresch (m) * Germany 1905 Mangalore, S. Ganara 46. G. Forrer (m)* Switzerland 1905 Mercara, Coorg 47. D. Mall (m)* Germany 1906 Codacal, Malabar 48. H. Becker (m) do. 1906 Basrur, S. Cañara 49. Th. Ritter (m) do. 1906 Puttur, do. 50. 0. Feil (m) do. 1906 Yaniyankulam, Mai. 51. K. Volz (m) do. 1906 Kotagiri, Nilgiris 52. G. Wessel (m) do. 1906 Manjeri, Malabar 53. A. Jucker Switzerland 1907 Chombala, do. 54. H. Weller (m) Germany 1907 Mangalore, S. Can ara 55. K. Schäfer do. 1907 Cannanore, Malabar 56. A. Blum (m) do. 1907 Mangalore, s. Can. 57. J. Lang * do. 1908 Calicut, Malabar 58. 0. Wüthrich* Switzerland 1908 Mangalore, S. Cañara 5 Name Native Country Ent. Semi S ta tio n 59. P. Beck Germany 1908 Udipi, S. Cañara 60. A. Bernius do. 1908 Honavar, X. Cañara 61. G. Lübke do. 1908 Tellicherry, MiUnbar 62. J. Kämmerer * do. 1909 Udipi, S. Cañara 63. S. Gysin * Switzerland 1909 Calicut, Malabar 64. K. Schmidt* Germany 1909 Ferok, do. 65. Cb. W agner do. 1909 Udipi, S. Canam 66. M. Müller do. 1909 Hubli, S. Mahratta 67. M. Kleine* do. 1910 Cannanore, Malabar 68. J. Schrenk do. 1910 Palghat, do. 69. H. Bach do. 1910 Anandapur, Coorg 70. G. Probst do. 1910 Codacal, Malabar 71. P. Wiegand do. 1910 Moolky, S. Cañara 72. R. Schober * do. 1911 Mangalore, do. 73. K. Widmann* do. 1911 Calicut, Malabar 74. G. Schmid do. 1911 Bettigeri, S Mahratta 75. A. Münch do. 1911 Honavar, N. Cañara 76. K. Kieber do. 1911 Hubli, S. Mahratta Single Ladies. 77. Miss A. Ehrensperger Switzerland 1900 Calicut, Malabar 78. „ J. Metzger Germany 1902 do. do. 79. „ E. Schneider do. 1903 Cannanore, do. 80. „ Marg. Beck do. 1903 Mangalore, S. Canara 8J. „ M. Stsehelin Switzerland 1903 Hubli, S. Mahratta 82. „ E. Lempp Germany 1905 Bettigeri, do. 83. „ E. Wuttke Russia 1907 Cannanore, Malabar 84. „ J. Majer Germany 1910 Calicut, do. 85. „ M. Gogel do. 1910 Cannanore, do. 86. „ M. Weisser do. 1910 MaDgalore,S Canara 87. „ Lydia Jakob Switzerland 1910 do. do. 88. „ A. Stepper Germany 1911 Calicut, Malabar 89. v M. Bahlinger do. 1911 Bettigeri, s. Mahra. 6 A t H o m e . Name Native Country Ent. service ' Station 90. A. Brasche (m) ✓ Germany 1869 late of Udipi, s. Can. 91. G. Benner (m)* do. 1877 do. Ferok, Malabar 92. B. Luthi (m) ^ Switzerland 1884 do. Mangalore,?.C. 93. F. Huber (m) * ^ do. 1886 do. Mangalore,do. 94, J. Sieber (m)* J do. 1887 do. do. do 95. Fr. Yolz (m) * Germany 1888 do. Calicut, Malabar 96. Tr. Lutz (m) ^ Switzerland 1892 do. Honavar, sr. c 97. M. Breidenbach (m) Germany 1892 do. Moolky,S. Can. 98. T. Reusch (m) f do. 1895 do. Mangalore, do. 99. E. Liithy (m) / Switzerland 1896 do. Bijapur, S. M. 100. Fr. Brauu (m) i Germany 1898 do. Basrur, S. Can. 101. A. Spring (m) / do. 1900 do. Bettigeri, S.M. 102. P. Simpfendorfer (m)V do. 1900 do. Palghat, Mai. 103. Chr. Renz (m)* / do. 1901 do. Calicut, do. 104.If. ZBFWBCK, Dr. pli. & med. (m) 1 do. 1901 do. Bettigeri, S.M. 105. J. Meyer, Dr. pirn, (m) ^ - do. 1901 do. Tellicherry, Ma. 106. W. Muller (m) do. 1802 do. Calicut, Malabar 107. H. Simon (m)* < do. 1902 do. Udipi, S. Canarn 108. Fr. Straub (m) / do. 1903 do* Codacal, Mai. 109. Fr. Schad (m) J ^ do. 1904 do. Kotagiri, Nilg. 110. Fr. Schimming (m)*' do. 1905 do. Cannanore, M l. 111. W. Hauer do. 1907 do. Palghat, do. 112. Miss H. Krauss do. 1898 do. Mangalore, S. C. 113. „ M. Geiger do. 1908 do. Calicut, M alab ar Detailed Table of Stations, Out-stations, and Agents. 1 st Jsns.TxeLr3 r 1 0 1 .S. Stations Indian Agents : — and European Agents Pastors, Catechists, Chr. Head Masters Out-stations of Sec. Schools, and Hospital assistants I. M angalore a) Pastoral a) Pastoral and Evangelistic Work Balmallia, Ullal, R ev. H. Baechle, in charge of Rev. Timothy Furtado, Balm atha ieppu, Bockapatna, station and schools „ Joshua Soans, Mercara Hill Rolma, Baiitwal, Rev. R. Bunz, District Secu­ „ Obed Sumitra, Bockapatna Amyanibala, la r A gent Curpur. „ WinFred Micha, Jeppoo Rev. H, Weller, itinerancy Evang. Lemuel Soens, PUnambur b) Educational Cat. Satyanatha Sumantha, itiner. Rev. A. Schosser, Theolog. „ H. Bangera, „ Sem inary, Chairman of the „ J. Melothu, Town Mission District Committee r Devadatta Jattanna, itinerancy Rev. A. Blum, Sec. School „ Prasada Soans, Bolma congr. Miss M. Beck, Girls' Schools „ M. Weisser, studying b) Educational Work language Cat. Chr. Watsal „ Lydia Jakob, „ , Chr. Maben j- Theological r v T i l Teachers c) Mercantile „ Gabr. John I Mr. J. Sieber, fo r m e r D istrict „ Fr. Jathanna, Sec. School Secular Agent and General Treasurer n M. Ezra, „ „ O.Wiithrich, M.M.-Branch „ Jeremiah Sona, „ „ Fr. Bresch, „ „ P. Shiri, Training School fo r mistresses „ Fr. Keudel, Book-Depot d) Industrial Mr. F . Stierlin, Weaving Est. „ A. GlattFelder, Tile Works, Jeppoo „ H. Bretschneider, Tile Works, Kudroli „ A. Beierbach, IVess „ G. Bräckle, Mech. Establ. * R. Schober, Tile JJ'orks, Jeppoo 8 Stations Indian Agents: — and European Agents Pastors, Catechists, Chr. Head Masters Out-stations of Sec. Schools, and Hospital assistants 2. M oolky. Rev. M. Breidenbach, congreg., Ret. Chr. Salis, Moolky congreg. orphanage, out-stations, and Kadike, „ St. Jathanna, P adur „ Santur, ücliila, itinerancy Evang. &. Premaya, Moolky, itin. Padur, Kutjar, Rev. P. Wiegand, studying Cat. J. Keiranna, Kutyar congr. Munderu. language „ A. Sumitra, Uchila „ „ G. Bangera, Kadike „ „ Isr. Eliezer, Munderu, itiner. „ J. Rajiva, S a n tu r, „ „ Penuel Soens, Moolky Second School' 3. U d ip i. Rev. I. PFleiderer, congregation, R ev. Gabr. Bangera, Udipi congr. Parkala, Malpe, Sec. School, Boys’ Orphanage, „ Nahason Vira, Gudde „ Udyarara, Godde, Training Seminary, and Dist. „ Sam. Furtado, M alpe „ Shirva, Ambadi, School Inspector Madambail, „ A. Furtado, Sh irv a „ Rev. P- Beck, out-stations and Kalyanapur, Chara, Evang. Nath. Kunder, Chara, Barkur. itinerancy itinerancy R ev. Ch- W agner, studying lang. Cat. J. Vedamuttu, U dyavara congr_ and itinerancy , J. Sunita, Kalyanapur congreg. Mr. H. Stokes, Malpe Tile and itinerancy W orks „ S. Bangera, Madambail congr. „ J . Kammerer, „ and itinerancy „ A. H;ri, Ambadi congr., „ „ W. Heri, Udipi, itinerancy „ L. Dsvadatta, Chara, „ „ Raph. Satyavrita, Orphanage „ D. Amanna, Udipi T. Seminary Mr. V. Sheshachallam, b. a., i„. t., Udipi Secondary School 4 . K a r k a l. Rev. G. Fischer, congregation, Rev. P. Soens, Karkal congreg. Beilur, Nandolige, out-stations, and itinerancy Cat. J. Bhagyan, Beilur congr. and Attar, Madar, itinerancy Mndshur, „ Samuel Sumitra, Karkal, itin , Moodbidri, „ Med ad Jayanta, M oodbidri, „ Kal ambadi. „ G. Fernandez, Mudar congreg and itinerancy „ S. Karkada, Attur, itinerancy 9 Stations Indian. Agents : — , and European Agents Pastors, Catechists, Chr. Head Masters Out*stations oF Sec. Schools, and Hospital assistants 5. B a s r u r .
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    GRANTS -(RAILWAYS),2005-2006 MR. CHAIRMAN: The House shall now take up the next item. Motion moved: "That the respective supplementary sums not exceeding the amounts shown in the third column of the Order Paper be granted to the President of India, out of the Consolidated Fund of India, to defray the charges that will come in course of payment during the year ending the 31st day of March, 2006, in respect of the heads of Demands entered in the second column thereof against Demand Nos. 2 and 16." ( ) : , - , - इ , , इ इ औ - , , - इ , , इ इ , औ , , इ , इ ठ , , ठ 986 - 1644 औ 658 , 986 , इ , ठ , ठ , इ इ , इ . 1998 औ इ , , इ , 84 , इ , इ इ , , , औ इ - , - इ ओ औ - इ 30 औ , , , , , , इ , , इ , औ , , - , औ औ इ , इ ठ , इ 2005 - 53 32 औ 21 , , औ - औ , , इ औ , ठ , , औ , , औ औ इ . इ , इ , इ इ , , , , , , , इ , , , , औ , इ इ , इ औ औ - , - इ इ , , , औ , इ इ इ , इ औ - , , इ , , , , , - इ ओ , इ , इ - , , , , इ - , इ - , , इ , इ , - , , इ , 2-4 - , ठ , , - औ इ , इ , इ , , इ , , , , इ , , औ इ इ , SHRI K.V. THANGKABALU (SALEM): Mr. Chairman, Sir, thank you very much for giving me this opportunity to speak on the Supplementary Demands for Grants for Railways. Railways are the lifeline of the nation. As we know, it is not only the lifeline but also an Organisation, the only Organisation, which interconnects the country, whether it is North, South, East or West. People from all regions, communities and castes are interconnected by the Railways.
  • Community Living Camp 2005-06 Tunchanparamba , Tirur ˼ ˼̛̚˼ྏ ˼ ˼̒̚˼ྏ ˼̍̐̚̚˼ ˼

    Community Living Camp 2005-06 Tunchanparamba , Tirur ˼ ˼̛̚˼ྏ ˼ ˼̒̚˼ྏ ˼̍̐̚̚˼ ˼

    ˼ ˼ ˼ Govt College of Teacher Education Kozhikode Community Living Camp 2005-06 Tunchanparamba , Tirur ˼ ˼̛̚˼ྏ ˼ ˼̒̚˼ྏ ˼̍̐̚̚˼ ˼ ₃˼ह ˼˼ ˼ by ˼ ˼ ˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼˼₅̊˼ष ₁ ˼ ˼ ˼ ˼ ˼ ˼ ˼ ˼ ˼ 2 ˼ ˼ Abstract The old Citizenship Training has reappeared as Community Living Camp and has found a place in the curriculum of the University of Calicut. Among the affiliated colleges of the University of Calicut, the Govt. College of Teacher Education , Kozhikode was the first to conduct the camp. This report of the camp throws light on the conditions that affect the conduct of a camp. You will see how Nature and circumstances can upset even the most meticulously planned programmes. It goes on to illustrate how, through the sheer urge to participate in community life, it is possible to transform apparently dismal extraneous conditions into a memorable learning experience . 3 ˼ Community Living Camp The University of Calicut revised its curriculum in 2005. A three-day Community Living Camp with an allotment of ten marks was included as part of the Practical Work of the BEd. Course. Immediately after the commencement of the course a meeting of the teaching staff of the college was held in the Principal’s Chamber to discuss the curricular programme including the Community Living Camp. According to the Press and Electronic Media reports,the Community Living Camp held at Thunchanparamba, Tirur was unique in every respect . In fact, it was the first of its kind to be held as part of training programmes for BEd. trainees in Kerala. Aim and Significance of the Camp Camps help to create a free and friendly atmosphere. The camp members get an opportunity to interact freely with others which helps them to shed inhibitions and shyness if any.
  • NEW RAILWAYS NEW KERALA a Progressive Journey Since 2014-2021* Ponnani Parliamentary Constituency

    NEW RAILWAYS NEW KERALA a Progressive Journey Since 2014-2021* Ponnani Parliamentary Constituency

    NEW RAILWAYS NEW KERALA A progressive journey since 2014-2021* Ponnani Parliamentary Constituency *upto 31.03.2021 PREFACE Indian Railways is heralding a new era working for a turnaround in the system. To cater to the diverse rail needs of the burgeoning populace, an array of modern facilities and services are being inducted into the system progressively. Railways has achieved many significant milestones in the past 7 years. 3529 Route Kilometrage of Southern Railway network, accounting for about 70%, has been electrified till March 2021. Piloting with a passenger-centric vision, Southern Railway operated over 1303 Trains per day and transported over 800 million passengers annually in the pre-pandemic times. During the unprecedented nation-wide lockdown in 2020, Southern Railway, with its well formulated strategies to combat COVID-19, geared up to operate 507 Shramik Specials for the benefit of interstate workers and stranded persons. Besides, the zone has also been running special trains, workmen specials apart from special freight and Parcel services since last year. The dedicated team of railway officials are working relentlessly, focussing on developing infrastructure, enhancing capacity, operating passenger-friendly train services and ensuring safety, security and cleanliness. This booklet is aimed at listing out some of the important accomplishments in recent past and current projects in the constituency. We also seek your co-operation towards Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan and to maintain cleanliness in rail premises. INPUTS BY RAILWAY IN PONNANI PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY PONNANI PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY A. ASSEMBLY SEGMENTS : Tirurangadi, Tanur, Tirur, Kottakkal, Thavanur, Ponnani and Thrithala. (7) A1. Railway Stations : Kodumunda, Pallipuram, Perassannur, Kuttipuram, Tirunavaya, Tirur, Tanur, Parappanangadi, Vallikunnu (9 stations) B.
  • 1 NEED for the PLAN Ponnani Town Is a Known Trade Centre in the History of Malabar and Is Situated in the Malappuram District

    1 NEED for the PLAN Ponnani Town Is a Known Trade Centre in the History of Malabar and Is Situated in the Malappuram District

    Master plan for Ponnani Town -2035 1 NEED FOR THE PLAN Ponnani town is a known trade centre in the history of Malabar and is situated in the Malappuram District. Ponnani, the taluk headquarters is enriched with rivers, lakes, canals and sea shore. With large facilities for eco tourism options, rich tradition, trade and service, the city is blooming as one of the major urban centre in Malappuram District. The chapter gives an insight into the town and specifies the need for a Master Plan in the area. For this the Master Plan area/ Ponnani town is delineated as the Ponnani Municipal area. 1.1 The Town Ponnani is an ancient coastal town and an important fishing center in Malappuram District. Spread over an area of 24.82 km2, the town is situated at the mouth of Bharathapuzha, the second longest river of the State, and is bounded by the Lakshadweep Sea on the west. Thus the town was prominent as a scenic, coastal town since ancient times. Being a major coastal town, the place has much historical significance too. It is often regarded as one of the oldest ports in South India and has contributed to the trade and economy of Malabar from very early times. Ponnani formerly known as Ponani and Paniyani is sometimes roughly identified with the port Tyndis of the Roman accounts. Ponnani taluk is the smallest taluk in Malappuram District. Panvel-Cochin national highway NH 66 (formerly NH 17) passes through the heart of the town. Ponnani has found a renowned place in the history related to Islamic history.