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The Refinery Movement in Assam
SPECIAL ARTICLE The Refinery Movement in Assam Ditee Moni Baruah Oil has played an important role in the politics of Assam he presence of petroleum in Assam was first noticed by and is a determining factor in the relation between the R Wilcox, an army man and geologist, in 1825. He found petroleum in the bed of the river Burhidihing at Supkong centre and the state. The right over the natural resources T near the coal bed. Following him several others also reported the of Assam has been an issue of contention between the presence of petroleum in eastern Assam. For instance, C A Bruce, central government and Assam in post-independence well known for his discovery of the tea-plant reported about India. The discovery of a new oilfield in Assam s everal instances of petroleum seepages at Makum in eastern A ssam. In 1837, Adam White, political agent of the East India immediately after independence led to conflicts not only Company (hereafter EIC) based in upper Assam, too found oil at between the Assam and the central governments, but Nampong close to the river Namrup. A year later Jenkins noticed also between the Government of India and the Assam several oil springs close to a coal outcrop near Borhat in eastern Oil Company and its equity holder, the Burmah Oil Assam. In 1845, S Hanny, commandant of the 40th regiment i nfantry and a professional geologist, reported oil seepages at Company, since there were moves to nationalise N aharpung. The area he identified was located close to a bed of minerals. -
CSR Beneficiaries
Year of Sl.No Name of Beneficiaries Name of the Area Construction Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 59 Mr. Krishna Gogoi. Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 60 Mr. Lalit Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 61 Mr. Probitra Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 62 Mr. Suran Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 63 Mr. Naren Guwala Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 64 Mr. Haren Hazarika Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 65 Mr. Hemanta Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 66 Mr. Ramesh Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 67 Mr. Bagadhar Guwala Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 68 Mr. Haren Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 69 Mr. Puneswar Nath Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 70 Mr. Lakheswar Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 71 Mr. Mintu Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 72 Mr. Chandra Nath Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 73 Mr. Dembeswar Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 2016-2017 74 Mr. Mulan Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 75 Mr. Nila Kanta Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 76 Mr. Golap Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 77 Mrs. Hadori Gogoi Dist. -
Urbanisation and Growth of Small Towns in Assam, India
URBANISATION AND GROWTH OF SMALL TOWNS IN ASSAM, INDIA. Rinku Manta Research Scholar, Deptt. Of Geography Guwahati University Assam, India. [email protected] Dr. Jnanshree Borah, Associate Professor, Deptt. Of Geography Arya Vidyapeeth College Dr.Jayashree Bora, Associate Professor, Deptt. Of Geography, Cotton College Guwahati. INTRODUCTION:- Urbanisation is the process by which an increasing proportion of the country’s population starts residing in urban areas. “Understanding of Urbanisation” (Jha, 2006), the term is related to the core concern of Urban Geography. It stands for the study of Urban Concentration and Urban phenomena. By Urban Concentration what is meant in the different forms of urban setting; and by urban phenomena we mean all those processes that contribute to the development of urban centers and their resultant factors. Thus the scope of the term is certainly comprehensive. (Mallick, 1981) According to Census an urban area was determined based on two important criteria, namely: (i) statutory administration; (ii) certain economic and demographic indicators. The first criterion includes civic status of towns, and the second entails characteristics like population size, density of population, and percentage of the workforce in the non-agricultural sector. (Khawas V. 2002) India shares most characteristic features of urbanisation in the developing countries. Number of urban agglomeration /town has grown from 1827 in 1901 to 5161 in 2001. Out of the total 5161 towns in 2001, 3800 are statutory towns and 1361 are census towns. The number of statutory towns and census towns in 1991 was 2987 and 1702 respectively. The number of total population has increased from 23.84 crores in 1901 to 102.7 crores in 2001 whereas number of population residing in urban areas has increased from 2.58 crores in 1901 to 28.53 crore in 2001. -
Lalu Prasad Gets Three-And- A-Half-Years Imprisonment
WWW.EASTERNMIRRORNAGALAND.COM EASTERN MIRROR RJD will not split due to Lalu’s Axl Rose is still not a fan of the Coutinho set to join jail sentence—Tejashwi | P8 Trump administration | P10 Barcelona – report | P11 NATION ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS VOL. XVII NO. 05 | PAGES 12 ` 4/- RNI NO. NAGENG/2002/07906 DIMAPUR, SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 2018 Lalu Prasad gets three-and- The Hardik Punch a-half-years imprisonment Ranchi, Jan. 6 (PTI): A special term of five years on September CBI court today sentenced RJD FODDER SCAM 30, 2013, in another fodder scam chief Lalu Prasad to three-and-a- case. He was released on bail by half years in jail and imposed a the Supreme Court after having fine of Rs 10 lakh on him in a fod- remained in jail for over two-and- der scam case relating to fraudu- a-half months. lent withdrawal of Rs 89.27 lakh The CBI special judge had on from the Deoghar Treasury 21 December 23 acquitted former years ago. Bihar chief minister Jagannath The punishment was handed Mishra and five others in the case. down to 69-year-old Prasad by In 1996, the Patna High Court CBI court judge Shiv Pal Singh. had ordered an inquiry into the This is the second time that he has fodder scam cases and a charge been jailed in the fodder scam. sheet in the Deogarh Treasury The judge also imposed a fine case was filed against 38 people on totalling Rs 10 lakhs on him.He October 27, 1997. was sentenced to three-and-a-half Eleven of them died and three years in jail in a fodder scam case turned approvers, while two other for offences of cheating, along accused confessed and were con- with criminal conspiracy, and oth- victed in 2006-07, a CBI official er sections under the Indian Penal said. -
For Rallis India Geophysics Department Limited (A Tata Group of Companies) in Mumbai
Volume 35, No. 7 Stop Press Mar. '06 - Apr. '06 Shri J K Talukdar is OIL's new Director (HR & BD) COVER : Shri J K Talukdar has been appointed as Director (Human Resource & Business Development) of Oil India Limited. A collage of pictures that Prior to his appointment as Director (HR & BD), Shri Talukdar was heading the Company's operations in the reflects the diverse North East as Group General Manager. After obtaining a activity profile of the degree in Mechanical Engineering from Assam Engineering College, Shri Talukdar worked for Rallis India Geophysics Department Limited (a Tata Group of Companies) in Mumbai. He joined Oil India Limited in 1983 and since then worked in ... activities that take the different capacities as - Head of Materials & Contracts, Head of Kolkata Branch, Adviser to CMD, General Manager (Management Services), General Manager geoscientists to remote (Services), Group General Manager (Shared Services) and Head of Fields and inaccessible areas Headquarters. As Head of OIL's field headquarters, Shri Talukdar has been playing a pivotal role in implementing a number of new initiatives for organizational in search of the elusive growth. Shri Talukdar is well known for his analytical skills & problem solving abilities. He has exceptional distinction to carry out system study & implement black gold. the best practices to improve overall performance. Shri Talukdar took part in various management programmes in IIM Kolkata, Tata Management Training Centre, Pune; Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI), INSIDE Hyderabad. He also attended a three months course on Public Enterprise Management under British Council Scholarship in UK and another course Feature 2 - 5 conducted by ACSI in Italy, France and Switzerland. -
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Buttler trumps Kohli, England Aziz William Football Tournament held Excelsior Sports Correspondent Christian FC and Sainik Colony by Dheeraj Menia, Romesh FC. Sethi, Satnam Singh, Aman JAMMU, Mar 16: First Aziz Both the teams failed to Kumar, Mahinder Kalsi, where- beats India by 8 wkts to go 2-1 up William Memorial Football score during match and the as Retd IGP Johnny William was Tournament was organised by match result was also decided the chief guest of the event. AHMEDABAD, Mar 16: sweeps interspersed Peer Panjal Regional between the lofted straight through tie breaker in which Feastus Sotra organising sec- Conference Dioses in collabo- Young Christian FC won the retary, Daniel Bhatti secretary St Virat Kohli's brilliance was- hits into the empty stands. ration with Alexander n't good enough to paper over In all, Buttler hit five fours match by 3-2 goals. Paul Church, David Burat vice Memorial Educational Society, The 3rd match was played president of the tournament, an otherwise inept Indian bat- and four sixes. here today. ting performance as England More than the Buttler's J&K Sabre team showing victory signs along with coaches between JK Bank Academy and Victor Kalyan, Karamat Mattoo, The first match was played Stallion FC. The match was Rattan Lal secretary Jammu humbled the hosts by eight blade, the difference and manager at Rudrapur. between City FC and Param wickets in the third T20 between two sides was the decided through tie breaker Sports-B, Sam Paul, Yousaf FC. -
Ahom Royal Families in the Writings of American Baptist Missionaries (1836-1857)
ARTICLES / 2 Ahom Royal Families in the Writings of American Baptist Missionaries (1836-1857) Dr. Dipankar Gogoi* Introduction: The coming of the American Baptist Missionaries is an important event in the socio-religious and cultural history of Assam. The history of the Baptist Missionaries in Assam started after the arrival of Nathan Brown and O.T. Cutter at Sadiya with their families on March 23, 1836. Their main object was to preach Christianity at Sadiya with a hope to go to North Burma and South China. Thereafter Miles Bronson and Jacob Thomas came to Assam from America. Unfortunately Thomas died on the river just before reaching Sadiya. Bronson arrived at Sadiya on July 17, 1837. Thereafter different missionaries came to Assam from time to time. The prime object of the missionaries was to spread Christianity. The missionaries did a lot of activities to achieve their goal including learning of local languages, translation and writing of books related to the Christian literature, publication of books, establishment of schools, etc. Most of the experiences and activities of the early missionaries worked in Assam were published in the Baptist Missionary Magazine published in America which writings were referred as Journals. Besides journals, their personal letters, their books and the Orunudoi are very important to know about early mission activities in Assam. All the sources throw light not only on their activities but also on the contemporary Assam — the land and its people. During the time of missionaries coming, Assam was on new crossroads. The British already occupied the land and introduced new system of governance. -
Vital Installations
DISTRICT: DIBRUGARH INFORMATION ON INDUSTRIES/VITAL INSTALLATIONS SL.NO. NAME REVENUE CIRCLE GAON PANCHAYAT VILLAGE NAME APDCL SUB STATIONS 8 FUEL JUNCTION DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 07 SL. NAME OF SUB- VOLTAGE EXISTING TRANSFORMER TOTAL MVA CAP OF NEAREST TOWN 9 MP JALAN DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 07 NO STATION LEVEL CAPACITY (MVA) IN 2008- TRANSFORMER 10 ORIENTAL AUTOMOBILES DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 07 2009 11 R.R. & CO. (MAIN) DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 07 0 RAJGARH 33/11 KV 1X5+1X2.5 7.5 NEAR NAMRUP 12 R.R. & CO. (MGSS) DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 15 1 KHOWANG 33/11 KV 2X3.15 6.3 KHOWANG 13 ASMINA FUELING STATION DIBRUGARH EAST DIBRUGARH TOWN WARD 22 2 DIGBOI 33/11 KV 2X5 10 DIGBOI 14 UDAYRAM RAWATMAL DIBRUGARH EAST PHUKANAR KHAT CHAULKHOWA GRANT GAON 3 MORAN 33/11 KV 2X5 10 MORAN 15 HAYWAY SERVICE STATION DIBRUGARH EAST MOHANBARI MOHANBARI 3/160 4 JOYPUR 33/11 KV 1X3.15 3.15 JOYPUR 16 MEDINI AUTOMOBILES TENGAKHAT TENGAKHAT NIZ-TENGAKHAT 5 NAHARKATIA 33/11 KV 1X5+1X2.5 7.5 NAHARKATIA 17 GIRIJA AUTOMOBILES TENGAKHAT TENGAKHAT NIZ-TENGAKHAT 6 MONABARI 33/11 KV 2X2.5 5 MOHANBARI 18 A.G. FILLING STATION TENGAKHAT DULIAJAN TOWN DULIAJAN TOWN 7 PHOOLBAGAN 33/11 KV 2X5 10 DIBRUGARH 19 BN SING SERVICE STATION TENGAKHAT DULIAJAN TOWN DULIAJAN TOWN 8 BHADOI 33/11 KV 2X5 10 DIBRUGARH PANCHALI 20 JAYANTA DUTTA FILLING TENGAKHAT DULIAJAN TOWN DULIAJAN TOWN SERVICE 9 NADUA 33/11 KV 1X2.5 2.5 DIBRUGARH 21 SANTI AUTO SERVICE TENGAKHAT DULIAJAN TOWN DULIAJAN TOWN 10 DIBRUGARH 33/11 KV 2X10 20 DIBRUGARH 22 BHADOI FUEL CENTRE TENGAKHAT BHADOI NAGAR BHADAI NAGAR 11 MOHANBARI 33/11 KV 1X2.5 2.5 DIBRUGARH 23 SING AUTO AGENCY TENGAKHAT DULIAJAN HOOGRIJAN 12 CHABUA 33/11 KV 2X2.5 5 CHABUA 24 R.R. -
SC Says It Is Ready to Go Live, Centre Moots a TV Channel
downloaded from : www.visionias.net downloaded from : https://t.me/Material_For_Exam follow us: tuesday, july 10, 2018 Delhi City Edition thehindu.com 24 pages ț ₹10.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu Printed at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow . cuttack . patna No review, IISc, IIT-D chosen SC says it is ready to go live, Delhi bus rapists told for special grants Centre moots a TV channel legal correspondent Institutions of Eminence list released NEW DELHI This will be an extension of the open court system, says Chief Justice Misra The Supreme Court on Vikas Pathak Monday rejected the plea NEW DELHI Krishnadas Rajagopal fundamental right to of three of the four con Six higher education institu NEW DELHI privacy. victs in the Delhi bus rape tions, including the Indian The Supreme Court said on Senior advocate Indira case to review its May 2017 Institute of Science (IISc), Monday that it is ready to go Jaising, who filed the peti judgment confirming their Bengaluru, the Indian Insti live on camera while the go tion in the court in person, death penalty. tutes of Technology at Mum vernment mooted a separate cautioned that agreements Mukesh, 29, Pawan Gup bai and Delhi, and the pro TV channel for livestream with broadcasters should be ta, 22, Vinay Sharma, 23, posed Jio Institute of the ing court proceedings. on a noncommercial basis. and Akshay Kumar Singh, Reliance Foundation, have A threejudge Bench of No one should profit from 31, were sentenced to been named Institutions of Chief Justice of India Dipak the arrangement. -
Quarter No. BX1/BX2, Oil India Township Narangi, P.O. Udyanvihar, Guwahati, Assam – 781171 LETTER INVITING BID (LIB) No.A415/MS-T04/LIB-01Date:03.12.2015
Quarter No. BX1/BX2, Oil India Township Narangi, P.O. UdyanVihar, Guwahati, Assam – 781171 LETTER INVITING BID (LIB) No.A415/MS-T04/LIB-01Date:03.12.2015 The Letter Inviting Bid (LIB) is open only to Agencies to whom this LIB is issued in Physical Form SUBJECT: MANPOWER SUPPLY FOR CIVIL & STRUCTURAL WORKS FOR UPGRADING PUMP STATIONS/ TERMINALS OF NAHARKATIYA-BARAUNI CRUDE OIL PIPELINE (NBPS) BIDDING DOCUMENT NO. A415-EIS-19-42-MS-T04 OIL’s E-Tender No.:EIL9832L16 Dear Sir(s), 1.0 OIL India Ltd (OIL) is up-grading pumping stations/terminals situated on Naharkatiya- Barauni Crude Oil Pipeline (NBPL). 2.0 OIL has appointed Engineers India Limited (EIL) as their Consultant for implementation of the Project. 3.0 EIL on behalf of M/s OIL, invites Bids for the work as detailed in the Bidding Documentunder single stage two envelopes system bidding. The Bidding Document composes of two parts as per Master Index. 4.0 SALIENT DETAILS: MANPOWER SUPPLY FOR CIVIL & a) Name of Work : STRUCTURAL WORKS 4 (Four) monthsfrom date of issue of Fax b) Time Schedule : of Acceptance c) Sale period of Bidding Document From 07.12.2015 to 12.12.2015 Rs 3,51,450 (Indian Rupees Three Lakhs d) Bid Security / Earnest Money Deposit : Fifty one ThousandFour hundred Fiftyonly). Last Date and time of submission of e) : 16.12.2015up to15.00 Hrs., Bids 16.12.2015at 17.00 Hrs., In the presence of Bidder‘s Representativesat Opening of Un-priced Bids f) : Quarter No. BX1/BX2, Oil India Township Narangi, P.O. -
Assam) and Commons in Context of Poverty
Governance of Commons and Institutional Reforms- A Case Study of Oil India Limited, Duliajan (Assam) and Commons in Context of Poverty Devashis Bose Abstract [Notes: Formation Water: The compressions, impressions and the remains of the past zoological era, i.e., the fossil fuels are the mother of generation of hydrocarbons in the earth’s sub-surface. Oil, water (H 2O) and gas remain in the oil bearing strata according to their specific gravity. While producing crude oil, the water that is inherent to the crude oil also comes out along with the crude oil produced. This water is called formation water (produced or connate water) and is highly rich in minerals, hot and highly saline and hence, unsuitable for human use. The formation water is termed as pollutant in the oil field EPS: In the post-discovery phase, of new oil wells, fluids are pumped directly to the Central Industrial Complex in Duliajan and are called Early Production Centers (EPS) OCS: Subject to techno-economic viability of EPS, they are convened into Oil Collecting Stations (OCS) that produce oil or natural gas that can be separated, water disposed or and gas flared and/or compressed at an associated Gas Compressor Station (GCS) Regulators: Pollution Control Boards of the Central and State Governments] This paper studies the environmental implications of operations of the Oil India Limited (OIL) located at Duliajan in the state of Assam in India. The study, in context of OIL, examines the impact of extraction of crude oil and natural gas on Common Property Resources (CPR) and violation of the core principle of Coase Theorem and associated problems with reference to the Commons. -
Naharkatiya College
NAHARKATIYA COLLEGE PROSPECTUS Session 2014-15 THREE YEARS DEGREE COURSE NAHARKATIA 786610 DIBRUGARH, ASSAM Email : [email protected] Website : http://www.naharkatiyacollege.edu.in Price Rs. 50/- only 1 Contents PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE ..................................................................................................................... 3 VISION OF THE COLLEGE ........................................................................................................................ 3 MISSION OF THE COLLEGE ..................................................................................................................... 3 OBJECTIVES OF THE COLLEGE .............................................................................................................. 4 DEPARTMENTS ........................................................................................................................................... 4 INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY CENTRE ....................................................... 4 INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL ............................................................................................. 4 WOMEN’S STUDY CELL ........................................................................................................................... 4 LIBRARY & NETWORK RESOURCE CENTRE ....................................................................................... 5 BOOK BANK ...............................................................................................................................................