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DIPLOMA (CAT-I) JEE ' 2009 Applicatio Name of candidate/Father's Name of School and Present Address with Ph. No./Mobile Sl.NO. Roll No. Sex Appeared Passed Remarks n form no. Name/ Date of Birth CBSE Roll No. No. Hinia Jiram Qno. 349, T-III, E-Sector, Naharlagun, near KV. No.1, Itanagar 1 6841 T Jeram 10001 Guduwara, AP F √ 3112628 16/01/1991 0360-2247508 Bero Ebiya, GHSS, Daporijo Daporijo 2 8858 10002 F √ Yating Ebiya, 28/8/90 3110617 9402048452 Pakmi Kamki GHSS, Kankarnala, B-Sector, Naharlagun, Hotel Arunachal 3 7450 Hokpak Kamki 10003 M √ 3115299 9856711380 02/09/1993 Taba Yami, GHSS, Yazali Seer 4 10217 10004 F √ Taba Saha, 03/03/93 3106671 9436873268 GHSS, Kankarnala, C-Sector, Naharlagun 5 11273 Charu Vijay 10005 Naharlagun M √ 9436677821 3115337 Panwang Tangha Wanna Tangha, New Longkey Village, PO VKV, Khansang 6 8142 Hongsam Tangha 10006 Kuttum, Dist Changlang M √ 3109372 07/12/1990 9402220581 Dani Dani C/o Dani Loder, Directorate of Sports & GHSS, Itanagar 7 8666 Dani Loder 10007 Youth Affair, Itanagar M √ 3105174 15/08/1993 9862173972 Kartu Riba GHSS, Basar 8 10932 Gokar Riba 10008 9402031576 M √ 3101315 01/09/1993 Dombia Miji GHSS, Arunadaya, G- Sector, Itanagar 9 11453 Nyari Miji 10009 Itanagar F √ 9612313312 06/07/1993 3118725 Moge Riba Sainik School, Imphal, C/o Mr. Marbe Riba, PHQMT Branch, 10 10935 Tamo Riba 10010 Manipur Naharlagun M √ 15/09/1989 3123591 9436044615 Donik Yasum GHSS, Arunadaya, T & G Sector, Itanagar 11 7159 Donik Tabin 10011 Itanagar F √ 0360-2291358 04/01/1993 3118719 Lom Padung D. Ering Memorial School, C/o Akik Padung, DAO Office, Pasighat, 12 7528 Shri Akek Padung 10012 Pasighat Dist-E/Siang M √ 25/02/1993 3101785 9436053730 Diploma Cat-I 1 Applicatio Name of candidate/Father's Name of School and Present Address with Ph. No./Mobile Sl.NO. Roll No. Sex Appeared Passed Remarks n form no. Name/ Date of Birth CBSE Roll No. No. Mari Bam GHSS, Basar 13 7586 Ragme Bam 10013 M √ 3108173 15/12/1991 Bomar Riba Polo Colony Hr. Sec, C/o M. Riba, Polocolony Hr. Sec. School, 14 9602 Marbom Riba 10014 Naharlagun Nahargun M √ 11/11/1991 3119124 9402248948 Gokia Changriang Upper Dobum, Karsingsha, PO/PS- GHSS, Hija 15 7968 Gokia Tagam 10015 Banderdewa M √ 3107082 09/09/1993 9436866830 Nabam Patu Gyan Ganga Vidyapeeth, Yazali Town, Dist-Lower Subansiri 16 7894 Nabam Taro 10016 Itanagar M √ 940221369 12/08/1990 3116416 Tayam Padung D. Ering Memorial School, C/o A. Padung, DAO Office, Pasighat, East 17 7568 Akek Padung 10017 Pasighat Siang District M √ 06/04/1994 3101941 9436053730 Osem Taku C/o Smt. Oman Taku, Executive Engineer, GHSS, Geku 18 6952 Olek Taku 10018 Electrical Office, Yinkiong F √ 3116222 23/02/1993 03777-222957 Yuwhing Chikro JN Vidyalaya, C/o SP Singh, DC Office, Tezu 19 9936 Lt. Sophen Chikro 10019 Mahadevpur M √ 09436254361 01/02/1991 3104393 Duhar Epir Gyan Ganga Vidyapeeth, Forest Colony, Yinkiong, Upper Siang 20 6934 Kajam Epir 10020 Itanagar M √ 9402061455 15/11/1992 3116179 Gogo Ejing IGJ Govt Hr. Sec. School, IGJ Govt Hr. Sec. School, Pasighat 21 6951 Ota Ejing 10021 Pasighat M √ 9436412479 05/05/1994 3102273 Bomken Chiram New Daring Village, PO-Daring, PS- Basar, GSS, Daring 22 9775 Marbom Chiram 10022 West Siang M √ 3101549 01/02/1992 03795255403 Taba Tajo GHSS, Itanagar Vivek Vihar, Itanagar 23 7403 Taba Tebi 10023 M √ 3117072 9402035692 05/03/1990 Ajay Techi GHSS, Seppa C/o Shri T. L. Tara, DVOS office, Seppa 24 6564 T. L. Tara 10024 M √ 3116502 9436895349 10/08/1991 Diploma Cat-I 2 Applicatio Name of candidate/Father's Name of School and Present Address with Ph. No./Mobile Sl.NO. Roll No. Sex Appeared Passed Remarks n form no. Name/ Date of Birth CBSE Roll No. No. Drone Linggi C/o Gite Linggi, Lower Market Roing, GHSS, Roing 25 7792 Lt. Topo Linggi 10025 L/Dibang Valley M √ 3103507 25/09/1993 9436413384 Techi Nanu GHSS, Itanagar 26 11230 Techi Begi 10026 Vill-Ganga, PO-RK Mission F √ 3105503 18/12/1992 C/o Ni Koniang Taku, Asstt DF & CSO's Anjali Taku GHSS, Seppa office, East Kameng District, Seppa 27 9078 Koniang Taku 10027 F √ 3116500 9436837262 15/09/1993 03787-222162 Oshin Panggam VKV, Itanagar C/o L. Mossang, Niti Vihar. PO-Itanagar 28 7642 Kumar Panggam 10028 F √ 3115873 2213551 05/03/1994 Kesang Choton Namsa C/o Kesang Mendru Namsa, PWD, GHSS, Kalaktang 29 11329 Kesang Mendru Namsa 10029 Kalaktang F √ 3111649 17/03/1992 03782-266668 Kago Ribya Green Mount School, Sec- C/o Kime Tupe, UDC, Admin Reform 30 7082 Kago Taw 10030 F, Itanagar Branch, Civil Secretariat, Itanagar M √ 02/02/1992 3116490 2291370 Rahu Mena Rahu Mena, C/o Rana Mena, Vill-Chetai, GHSS, Roing 31 8398 Ran Mena 10031 Roing, Lower Dibang Valley M √ 3103528 31/08/1993 9436636505 Tashi Dorjee Bapu Vill- Morshing, PO/PS-Kalaktang, Dist- GHSS, Kalaktang 32 10142 Thuptan Tsering Bapu 10032 West Kameng M √ 3111647 07/10/1993 9402248401 Dani Chama C/o Dani Loder, Directorate of Sports & GHSS, Itanagar 33 8667 Dani Loder 10033 Youth Affair, Itanagar M √ 3105287 15/08/1991 9862173972 Marge Taba GHSS, Basar RWD Colony, PO/PS-Itanagar 34 9080 Yomko Taba 10034 M √ 3101398 9436049320 23/02/1991 Begi Taba GHSS, Likabali A-Sector, Forest Colony, Naharlagun 35 7041 Bombe Taba 10035 M √ 3112113 9436412160 18/05/1992 Tomo Bam C/o Marbom Bam, Deputy Director, GHSS, Naharlagun 36 6081 Marto Bam 10036 APEDA, P-Sector, Qno. 44, T-III M √ 3113962 05/08/1992 0360-2213599 Diploma Cat-I 3 Applicatio Name of candidate/Father's Name of School and Present Address with Ph. No./Mobile Sl.NO. Roll No. Sex Appeared Passed Remarks n form no. Name/ Date of Birth CBSE Roll No. No. C/o Smt. Y. Geyi, Chief Engineer Office, Banu Bogo GHSS, Kamba RWD, Itanagar 37 7951 Jumba Bogo 10037 F √ 3113087 9436049320 06/03/1993 9436051806 Khonsan J Singpho Goju Village, PO/PS-Bordumsa, Dist- GHSS, Bordumsa 38 8131 Ligangla Mirip 10038 Changlang F √ 3107891 08/05/1994 9859955626 Nani Omo Vivek Vihar, Itanagar KV No. 2, Itanagar 39 10483 Nani Tagu 10039 0360-2215266 M √ 3114450 02/08/1990 9436257304 Vivek Linggi C/o Gite Linggi, Lower Market Roing, GHSS, Roing 40 7793 Gite Linggi 10040 L/Dibang Valley M √ 3103535 10/11/1994 9436413384 Jongtu Tangha C/o Mrs Pungam Tangha, PO-Namphai, VKV, Kharsang 41 8170 Pungam Tangha 10041 Dist - Changlang M √ 3109363 18/06/1991 9402060388 Jirge Taba GHSS, Itanagar P-Sector, T-III, Qtr D-44, Itanagar 42 7521 Mijir Taba 10042 M √ 3116939 2213599 28/11/1992 Moter Bam GHSS, Basar Village Old Bam 43 7044 Smt. Gobi Bam 10043 F √ 3101458 9436068103 15/08/1994 C/o Tai Padu, DEO cum UDC, RGGP, Chito Padung GHSS, Telam Itanagar 44 10419 Tashi Podung 10044 M √ 31000813 9856060655 06/06/1993 9436412568 Kolu Mara GHSS, Naharlagun Damsite, G-Extension, Naharlagun 45 11068 Toko Mara 10045 M √ 3117276 9436885006 27/08/1992 Hanwang Longti VKV, Jairampur Jairampur, Dist-Changlang 46 8105 Shehang Ronrang 10046 M √ 3109448 03800-222732 25/10/1993 Geli Ngomdir GHSS, Itanagar ESS- Sector, Itanagar 47 8186 More Ngomdir 10047 M √ 3105369 9562173305 02/02/1993 Diploma Cat-I 4 Applicatio Name of candidate/Father's Name of School and Present Address with Ph. No./Mobile Sl.NO. Roll No. Sex Appeared Passed Remarks n form no. Name/ Date of Birth CBSE Roll No. No. Moni Tasing GHSS, Boleng 48 7844 Tasor Tasing 10048 Boleng, East Siang District F √ 3102407 26/12/1992 Gepu Sora GHSS, Seppa C/o Genya Sora, O/o CE, DHPP, Itanagar 49 7579 Karge Sora 10049 F √ 3118179 09436069375 06/11/1993 Kaha Camdir Pai GHSS, Naharlagun Modal Village, Naharlagun 50 6326 Tago Pai 10050 M √ 3115143 9856917306 08/05/1992 Shimson Taloh IGJHSS, Pasighat Forest Colony, Pasighat 51 9025 Tageng Taloh 10051 M √ 3101983 9862396719 28/02/1993 Nada Rillung Nada Rillung, C/o Obing Harang Groceory, GHSS, Hija 52 7600 Nada Yubbey 10052 Ziro-791120 F √ 3107057 27/03/1993 9436679669 Khristina Umbon C/o Gumdo Doji, Enggr. Colony, Senki GHSS, Itanagar 53 10454 Umbon Tang Singpho 10053 View F √ 3105017 03/04/1990 9856102436 Chukhu Tem GHSS, Doimukh Vill-Gumto-III 54 11358 Chukhu Tedi 10054 M √ 3106492 9856053918 17/10/1993 Henry Ratan Kingcup Public School, Qtr. No. 21/III, F-Sector, Itanagar 55 9448 Kumar Ratan 10055 Itanagar M √ 9856829195 16/11/1993 3116394 Tomo Doye C/o Babi Doye, State Co-operative Apex GHSS, Telam 56 8480 Bato Doye 10056 Bank Ltd., Nharlagun M √ 3110130 25/03/1991 9612104657 Bomjum Riba Gyan Ganga Vidyapeeth, B-Sector, near halal Sango, Naharlagun 57 6099 Mimbom Riba 10057 Naharlagun M √ 09862142940 17/02/1994 3117877 Nokoi Tapak GHSS, Pangin 58 9125 Talok Tapak 10058 Vivek Vihar, Itanagar M √ 3100975 28/03/1991 Diploma Cat-I 5 Applicatio Name of candidate/Father's Name of School and Present Address with Ph. No./Mobile Sl.NO. Roll No. Sex Appeared Passed Remarks n form no. Name/ Date of Birth CBSE Roll No. No. C/o Shri Hage Tai, Archaeogical Museum Hage Tangu Arunadaya, GHSS, Itafort, Directorate of Research, Itanagar 59 11461 Hage Lento 10059 Itanagar M √ 0360-2211068 20/06/1994 3118786 9862780037 Pem Letro GHSS, Dirang C/o Dorjee Lhamu, O/o SE (Power), Dirang 60 10144 Dorjee Lhamu 10060 M √ 3111201 9402039076 01/01/1993 Kadum Dai Vill-Darne, PO/PS-Mebo, East Siang GHSS, Mebo 61 9313 Kuku Dai 10061 District M √ 3102803 27/12/1993 9863419753 Toli Ngomdir Donyi Polo Vidya Bhawan, C/o Ranjeet Subba, RKM Hospital, 62 6238 Kemno Ngomdir 10062 Itanagar Itanagar M √ 05/03/1994 3116922 09862170899 Anu Pei Camdir VKV, Ziro C/o Obi Pei, RWD Colony, Itanagar 63 10343 Obi Pei Camdir 10063 F √ 3107551 9436254508 18/08/1993 Rike Taipodia C/o Dr.
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    Arunachal Pradesh Human Development ReportHuman Development 2005 Arunachal Pradesh (Land of Dawn) is the largest State in North-East India. Home to 26 major tribes and 110 sub-tribes and minor tribes, Arunachal harbours a rich diversity of cultures. It is also one of the last reserves of exceptional biodiversity, which has been preserved for centuries by its indigenous communities, aided by its remoteness and relative isolation. With its abundant forests and rivers, the State has considerable potential for hydroelectricity, Arunachal Pradesh horticulture and floriculture, plantation agriculture, organic farming and food processing, medicinal plants and ecotourism. The challenge is to use appropriate technologies and Human Development Report processes that are environmentally sound and in keeping with the aspirations of the people; to create a truly sustainable development model. The Arunachal Pradesh Human Development Report 2005 evaluates the progress made by the 2005 State in recent years and helps to recognise its unique characteristics and special requirements. I am alarmed when I see — not only in this country but in other great countries too — how anxious people are to shape others according to their own image or likeness, and to impose on them their particular way of living. We are welcome to our way of living, but why impose it on others? This applies equally to national and international fields. In fact there would be more peace in the world if people would desist from imposing their way of living on other people and countries. I am not at all sure which is the better way of living, the tribal or our own.
  • GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Time T Lvz Hours Rott NO' Maximum Marks : 100

    GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Time T Lvz Hours Rott NO' Maximum Marks : 100

    ARUNACHAL PRADESH PUBLIC SERVTCE COMMISSION, ITANAGAR WRITTEN EXAMINATION FOR THE POST OF TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICER- ZO17 Subject : GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Time t LVz Hours ROtt NO' Maximum Marks : 100 Signature of Candidate Signature of Invigilator INSTRUGTIONS FOR GANDIDATES L. Immediately after the commencement of the Exa-nrination, candidate should check that this Booklet does NOT have any unprinted, torn or missing pages/Sl. no. etc. If *y defect is found, get it replaced by a Complete Question Booklet. 2. DO NOT write your Name or anything else in the Question Booklet except your RoIl no. & signature in the space provided. 3. Enter correct and entire digits of your Roll No. in the appropriate boxes and darken the corresponding bubbles in the OMR RESPONSE SHEET. 4. DO NOT handle your OMR RESPONSE SHEET in such a merrner as to mutilate, fold etc. 5. This Question Booklet contains 100 questions carrying L mark each. Each question contains four responses. Choose only one response/answer for each question and darken the appropriate bubble on the OMR RESPONSE SHEET. 6. No candidate shall be adrrLitted to the Examination Hall20 minutes after commencement of the Examination. The Centre Supd.t./AsstL Centre Supd.t. Of the Examination Hall will be the time- keeper and his/her decision in this regard is final. 7. Candidates are strictly prohibited to posses any book, notebook or loose paper, calculator, mobile phone etc. Inside the Examination HaII, except his/her Admit Card and writing materials onJy. 8. Immediately after the final bell indicating closure of the examination, stop markings. Be seated till the Ol\4R RESPONSE SHEET is collected.
  • Online Examinations 2021

    Online Examinations 2021

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