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Statistical Outline Andaman and Nicobar Islands STATISTICAt BUREAU ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ADMINIBTRATIOK Statistical Outline Of Andaman And Nicobar Islands 1965-66 PRINTED AT THE GOVERNMENT PRESS, PORT BLAIR AND PUBLISHED BY THE ANDAMAN AND NiCOBAR ADMINISTRATION o O L. KG T O D ' M S 3 1 5 - '-'SS (\VAO PREFACE The present edition of the Statistical Outline of Andaman and Nicobar Islands marks the seventh issue in the series and contains the latest available data under the important heads of economic and social development. The pattern followed in presenting the tables is the same as in the previous issue by giving figures, as far as possible, for the preceding five years- In order to enhance the utility of the publication about 25 new tables have been included in the current issue. It is hoped that the publication would serve as a convenient source of reference We are grattful to the various Heads of departments for their continuing co-operation and assistance rendered in the supply of material for its preparation. Suggestions for the improvement of this publication will be most welcome Port Blair M. M. blNGH, Statistical Officer, 30th Decem ber, 1966. \ Andaman and N icobar Islands* C h ie t C ommissionee : SHRI MAHABIR SINGH, i . a , s . M e m be r s or H ome M in is t e r ’s A d v is o r y Co m m itte e : SHUT MAH ABIE SINGH SHRI N[RANJAN LALL SHRI SHIV RAM SHUT K. R. GANESH SHRI PRABHAT SARXAR SERI ERKD SHRI BASUDEY MONDAL SHRI K. ARAVINDAKSHAN RANI CHANGA of KATCHAL M e m b e r of P a r l i a m e n t : SHRI NIRANJAN LALL JUDICIAL A^D administrative SET-UP OF ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS As On (1st D e c e m b e r , I 966) CHIEF COMMISSIONER MAHABIR SINGH (also I. G. Police, I. G. Prisons, and Sessions Judge) District and Additional Sessions Judge Kamleshwarnath Gupta Sub-Judge S. C. Chaturvedi Sub-Judge F. S. Zulfiquaruddin Sub-Judge B. Chakraborty S e c r e t a r ie s /A s s is t a n t Se c r e t a r ie s to t h e Ch ie f j^Gommissioner Chief Secretary Gurbachan Singh Secretary (Forests) . J. C. Varmah Secretary (Judicial) V K. Chaudhury Secretary (Finance) .. • Prem Lai Assistant Secretary (Development) M. Suryanarayana Assistant Secretary (Public) • •« A. A. Khan Assistant Secretary (Establishment) . • K. K. Warriar Assistant secretary (Nicobar Trade) G. R. Matta Assistant Secretary (Confidential Cell) . , B. C. Achari Assistant Secretary (finance) . U. M. Hegde Assistant Secretary (R^abilitation) , . L. Mewa Lall Assistant Secretary (Medical) ... V. Shrikrishna O t h e r Se c r e t a r ia t Officers Development Commissioner-cura-Development • • • P. B. Mathur Secretary Statistical Officer ... M. M. Singh D i s t r ic t A dministration Deputy Commissioner (also District Magistrate M. B. Malhotra and Collector) Additional Deputy Commissioner, A. & N. Islands Attar Singh and Block Development Officer Additional District Magistrate .. S. C. Chaturvedi Assistant Commissioner • • F. S. Zulfiquaruddin (North and /. iddle Andaman) Assistant Commissioner (Settlement) • « N. Chandrasekhran Assistant Commissioner and Block H. S. Mumtaz Development Officer (Nancowrie) Block Development Officer (South Andaman) C. Rajamanikam Block Development Officer (Rangat) S. Raha Block Development Officer (Diglipur) •.. Lachman Singh Treasury Officer B. Chakraborty Supply Officer ... R. Ramakrishna P u b lic W o r k s D e p a r t m e n t Principal Engineer N. D. Raj an Executive Engineer (Development Division) ,, C. D. Dharmani Executive Engineer (S- & W. Division) P. U. K . Nedungadi Executive Engineer (Maintenance Division) ... G. V. Nanjundiah (vii) Executive Engineer (Construction Division N aray anaswamy No. II), Port Blair Executive Engineer (Construction Division K. Narasimham No. 1); Rangat Executive Engineer (Marine Works;, C^ar Nicobar M. C. Lahiri Executive Engineer (North Andaman)) V. S. T. Appan Construction Division, Mayabunder Surveyor of Works (i) T. K. Moorjani (ii) P. J. Chainani Personal Assistant to Principal Enginceer R. Vijayaragvan Assistant Surveyor of Works Sree Chand Vacant R. S. Garg H. D. Sood Assistant Engineer‘(Independcnt Stores ' S, K. Baroi Sub-division), Calcutta Assistant Engineer (Development l}iv'i§iQn\ P. Lx Antony Port Blair T. Venkata Rao M. G. Govilla R. Rajgopal Assistant Engineer (Maintenance I)ivi£ion), H. D. Bardhan Port Blair Harilal Jatav D. S. Rao P. N. Raisinghani Assistant Engineer (Construction Division Balakrishna Pillai No. I), Rangat Vacant A. M. Ismail Vacant Assistant Engineer (Construction Division P. R. Ghosh No. II) Port Blair R. L. Prabhakar Vacant R. S. Chouhan Assistant Engineer (Marine Works), Car Nicobar Mool Chand Vacant M. Subramaniam R. N. Saxena Assistant Engineer (North Andaman Construction P. R. Rao Division) Mayabunder R. K. Kapoor J. L. Khanchandani J, K. Nandi Assistant Engineer (Stores and Workshop V. Ramakrishna Division), Port Blair V. P. Arora Kadar Bkahs N. K. Dey Accounts Officer, Principal Engineer's Office Govind Raju Assistant Planner H. K. Walia FO REST d e p a r t m e n t Chief Conservator of Forests J. C. Varmah Conservator of Forests A. G. Abraham Conservator of Forests (Calcutta) E. S. Thangam Deputy Conservator of Forests (Working-Plain) A. C. D'Cruz Deputy Conservator of Forests (South An-daanan) P. M. Ganapathi (T ii) Depaty Conservator of Forests (Silviculiturist- Pandey, B. P. Sinha cum-Utilization) Deputy Conservator of Forests (Mill Division) S. S, Bhattee Deputy Conservator of Forests (Middle S. K. Sharma Andaman) Deputy Conservator of Forests (North Andaman) P. M. Thimmaiya Deputy Conservator of Forests (Nicobair Division) R. K. Mandal Assistant Conservator of Forests (Head-Quarters) J. K. Mehta Assistant Conservator of Forests (Andaman M. M. Appachu Timber Depot, Madras) Assistant Conservator of Forests (South Andaman) A. S. Achappa Assistant Conservator of Forests (Middle B. A. Mathew Andaman) z\ssistant Conservator of Forests (Nancowrie) Vacant Assistant Conservator of Forests (Middle C. Balliappa Andaman) Assistant Conservator of Forests (South B. M. Nanjappa Andaman) Assistant Conservator of Forests (North R. V. DXruz Andaman) Assistant Conservator of Forests (Nicobar) Alvis Min] Senior Assistant Engineer N. Stevenson Assistant Mill Manager J. N. Bhatachargee Veterinary Officer I'red Meshack Coffee Development Officer M. R. Nagabhusan Rao Accounts Officer J. L. Chadda MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Senior Medical Officer . Dr. S. K. Ghosh Assistant to the Senior Medical Officer B P. Panigrahi Public Health Officer Vacant Lady Health Officer (Car Nicobar) Vacant Lady Medical Officer, Port Blair Vacant Filaria-Cum-Malaria Officer Dr. Ram Ratan Lai Malaria Officer „ B. Gosh Matron Mrs. M. D. Gurnett Assistant Surgeon Grade I (E.N.T, Specialist) Dr. C. M. Deviah Assistant Surgeon Grade I Raja Lingam do. P. C. Mazumder do, G. Moti Ram do. Shiv Ratnam do. (X. Ray Specialist) R. N. Sarkar do. (Dentist) A. K. Mukhorjee do. „ Govind Ram do. „ A. K. Ghosh do. N. Sankran Pillai do. „ K. B. Rao do. „ (Mrs) Annama Ghee Verghese A g r ic u l t u r e D e p a r t m e n t Director of Agriculture U. Ananda Agriculture Officer J. C. Barpujari Coconut Development Officer Jagan Singh Horticulture Officer C. S. Dass Economic Botanist Dr. Mukund Singh E d u c a t io n D)e p a r t m e n t Education Officer Vacant Assistant Education Officer Brojendro Lai Principal, Higher Secondary Multipuirpose School, Port Blair. K. S. Naidu Principal, Higher Secondary School C;ar H. R. Vaishnave Nicobar Principal, Girl's Higher Secondary School, Port Blair. Smti. Shanti Pande Sh ip p in g a n d M a k in e D e p a r t m e n t Harbour Master (Shipping and Transport) also Customs Collector Commander K. P. Nair Marine Engineer Vacant Accounts Officer M. G. Malik P o lice D e p a r t m e n t Superintendent of Police R. K. Ohri Assistant Superintendent of PoHce Amrik Singh Assistaat Superintendent of Police K. K. Tewari Assistant Superintendent of Police Girdhari Lai Assistant Superintendent of Police (C. I. D). .. V. R. Krishnan Police Radio Officer Capt. N. P. Babbar L a b o u r D e p a r t m e n t Labour Commissioner M. B. Malhotra Labour Welfare Officer Vijiacunniah do. T. V. Narayan Reddy do ... Mohammed Jamaluddin do. Augustine Meshack do. T. Ramaswamy O t h e r D e p a r t m e n t s Executive Engineer, Electricity Department .. K. Baskarfn Controller, Andaman Labour Force K. Balu Cottage Industries Officer R. Narayana Fisheries Development Officer R. K. Gulati Live-Stock Officer M. M. Chawla Registrar Cooperative Societies D. N. Pal Superintendent, District Jail Dr. S. K.Ghosh Ce n t r a l G o v e r n m e n t D e p a r t m e n t s Superintendent, Census Operations M. B. Malhotra Director, All India Radio Iqbal Singh Director, Light Houses and Light Ships C. V. Chaubal Resident Naval Officer Cdr. I. S. Bhatti. I. N. (ix Officer Commanding B II Coy, Centra.1 Reserve Police K. S. Brar Principal Engineer (Marine) G. S. Rao Officer-in-Charge Anthropological Department.. Dr. V. K. Kochar Assistant Engineer, Civil Wireless M. L. Sengupta Assistant Technical Maintenance Officer Inter State police Wireless Station B. S. Hegde Officer on Special duty (Agriculture) S. Sundram Officer-in-charge, Rehabilitation Reclamation . Organisation, Ran gat D. N. Mukherjee Adhikari-cum-Camp Commandant, R. V. D. Camp, Betapur .. S. K. Mukherjee Adhikari-cum-Camp Commandant R. V. D. .. Major H N. Sur. Camp, Mayabunder Assistant Central Intelligence Officer Port Blair Vijay Kumar Officer on special duty (Chief-Executive) Rubber researcb-cum-Development Station, Ferrarganj K.
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