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GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH ARUNACHAL PRADESH STATE HEALTH SOCIETY (NCD) STATE NCD CELL NAHARLAGUN File No: NCD/BC-2017/30 Naharlagun, the 6th June, 2018 List of the candidates short listed for selection into “BPCCHN, JULY, 2018” Date of selection test : 10/06/2018 (sunday) Venue : Little Rose School Time : 1000 – 1200 hours S/ Roll NAME OF THE APNC N No CANDIDATE Reg PROF/QUALI PLACE OF POSTING REMARKS 1 1 BEPI BULO 884 BSc. Nursing PHC Gusar Eligible 2 2 HANO YAKANG 14 GNM CHC Old Ziro Eligible 3 3 NAYIN LEGO 463 GNM G.H. Pasighat Eligible 4 4 SUBU DUMI 974 GNM PHC Boasimla Eligible 5 5 HABUNG REMA 1001 GNM PHC Boasimla Eligible 6 6 NANI RILLUNG 885 BSc. Nursing PHC Boasimla Eligible 7 7 OMAN MIZE 212 GNM CHC Boleng Eligible 8 8 KARBI GAME 442 GNM CHC Boleng Eligible 9 9 JOTIK CHITHAN 821 GNM PHC Nampong Eligible 10 10 Omem Tayang 648 GNM G.H Tezu Eligible 11 11 MUMNE PERTIN 370 GNM G.H Tezu Eligible 12 12 JYOTI BHUJEL 693 GNM G.H Tezu Eligible 13 13 ALINA CHAITOM 500 BSc. Nursing G.H Tezu Eligible CHC Bhalukpong W/ 14 14 LOD ANYO 938 GNM Kameng Eligible 15 15 SEPTEMI YAME 973 GNM PHC Bana, East Kameng Eligible 16 16 JYOTI YANGFO 1024 BSc. Nursing TRIHMS Eligible 17 17 SUNAM PERTIN 723 BSc. Nursing D.H Roing Eligible K.P.M District Hospital 18 18 NABAM NANI 873 GNM Hayuliang (Anjaw) Eligible 19 19 ONIYA NANI 1021 GNM CHC Hawai (Anjaw) Eligible 20 20 DAMPI KOYU 740 BSc. Nursing CHC Hawai Eligible K.P.M District Hospital 21 21 KAGO RIMA 876 GNM Hayuliang (Anjaw) Eligible K.P.M District Hospital 22 22 JUNUMA MURTEM 865 GNM Hayuliang (Anjaw) Eligible 23 23 VICTORIA IRENGBAM 788 GNM CHC Hawai Eligible K.P.M District Hospital 24 24 TRACY PERTIN 796 GNM Hayuliang (Anjaw) Eligible D.H Koloriang (Kurung 25 25 NABAM YAPUNG 715 BSc. Nursing Kumey) Eligible D.H Koloriang (Kurung 26 26 KOJ YASA 730 GNM Kumey) Eligible D.H Koloriang (Kurung 27 27 LANDI DUMI 544 GNM Kumey) Eligible D.H Koloriang (Kurung 28 28 MICHI RINYO 632 GNM Kumey) Eligible 29 29 CHIMNOI SHANGKEY 706 GNM D.H Changlang Eligible 30 30 ZEALINA JUGLI 671 GNM D.H Changlang Eligible SONAM WANGMU 31 31 NGANGMU 954 BSc. Nursing G.H Khonsa Eligible BSc. Nursing 32 32 TAILANG ONYA 230 (P.B) TRIHMS Eligible 33 33 MIMUM TAYENG 453 GNM D.H. Roing Eligible 34 34 MOJUM KATO 1008 GNM D.H Roing Eligible S/ Roll NAME OF THE APNC N No CANDIDATE Reg PROF/QUALI PLACE OF POSTING REMARKS 35 35 DUSU RINYA 469 GNM G.H Ziro Eligible 36 36 MEYNANG MOSSANG 820 GNM CHC Miao (Changlang ) Eligible 37 37 PRIYANKA GHOSH 872 GNM G.H Tezu Eligible CHRISTINA 38 38 JAMIKHAM 418 GNM CHC Kanubari (Changlang ) Eligible 39 39 TAPI YAMYANG 897 GNM D.H Koloriang Eligible 40 40 MINAM JILLEN 937 GNM G.H Aalo Eligible 41 41 DUSU SONIA 588 BSc. Nursing CHC Old Ziro Eligible 42 42 NAKO YAKANG 351 GNM CHC Old Ziro Eligible 43 43 NGILIANG YAMI 758 GNM CHC Old Ziro Eligible 44 44 TAMO AMMIE 146 GNM CHC Old Ziro Eligible 45 45 KALUNG MALA 352 GNM CHC Old Ziro Eligible 46 46 POONAM CHETRI 804 GNM CHC Seijosa Eligible 47 47 HAGE YAMANG 468 GNM CHC Seijosa Eligible 48 48 THINGNYA SIMAI 609 GNM CHC Jairampur Eligible 49 49 DEEPA SHIRESTHA 683 BSc. Nursing TRIHMS Eligible 50 50 NGILYANG SELLA 917 BSc. Nursing TRIHMS Eligible 51 51 KEMI HOKOM 443 GNM PHC Leporiang Eligible 52 52 DANI AKU 42 GNM TRIHMS Eligible 53 53 BAMIN SHANTI 571 GNM TRIHMS Eligible 54 54 TADAR POMING 145 GNM TRIHMS Eligible 55 55 JUMMY DULOM 903 BSc. Nursing CHC Longding Eligible 56 56 CHRISTY NGUPOK 141 GNM CHC Jengging Eligible 57 57 NANI YAM 305 GNM CHC Nyapin Eligible 58 58 BENGIA YALLE 454 BSc. Nursing PHC Sarli Eligible 59 59 MINAM PAJING 310 BSc. Nursing GH Pasighat Eligible 60 60 MUMNE RATAN 376 GNM GH Pasighat Eligible 61 61 Baby Dakpe 475 BSc. Nursing DH Daporijo Eligible 62 62 ONEEM TAGGU 914 Bsc. Nursing PHC Lazu Eligible 63 63 HAGE YAKU 201 BSc. Nursing MCH Midpu Eligible 64 64 RAMEM PANYANG 669 GNM GH Pasighat Eligible 65 65 DAKMIK KADU 425 GNM CHC Nari Eligible 66 66 NGLIYANG RINYO 581 GNM TRIHMS Eligible 67 67 MARY BOLI 358 Bsc. Nursing DH Yingkiong Eligible 68 68 ALINA BORANG 224 GNM UHC Itafort Eligible 69 69 CHARIAP SUYANG 517 GNM GH Khonsa Eligible 70 70 GUNO LEGO 384 GNM GH Pasighat Eligible 71 71 JANU KAMHUA 728 GNM GH Khonsa Eligible 72 72 TILLING MAMUNG 919 BSc. Nursing GH Khonsa Eligible 73 73 HABUNG UNKA 886 BSc. Nursing TRIHMS Eligible 74 74 PUNA YAMI 939 BSc. Nursing TRIHMS Eligible 75 75 OYI PERTIN 117 GNM CHC Mebo Eligible PHC Bolung( L/Dibang 76 76 OBUL PERTIN 751 GNM valley) Eligible 77 77 MILI PERME 626 GNM DH Roing Eligible 78 78 TASHI LHAMU 89 GNM CHC Jang (Tawang) Eligible 79 79 TENZIN WANGMU 324 GNM TRIHMS Eligible 80 80 MAJUM YIGAM 555 GNM DH Daporijo Eligible 81 81 PURA USHA 724 GNM DH Tawang Eligible 82 82 AMPI TAGE 132 GNM TRIHMS Eligible 83 83 TADER METUNG 1023 GNM CHC Doimukh Eligible 84 84 KIME MUNI 564 GNM GH Bomdila Eligible 85 85 TAGE ANKHA 765 GNM GH Bomdila Eligible 86 86 OMEM PERTIN 369 GNM DH Anini Eligible 87 87 DURGA SIBOH 803 GNM DH Yingkiong Eligible 88 88 SAROJ TAMANG 969 GNM GH Khonsa Eligible S/ Roll NAME OF THE APNC N No CANDIDATE Reg PROF/QUALI PLACE OF POSTING REMARKS 89 89 TITOK PATUK 887 BSc. Nursing DH Yingkiong Eligible 90 90 NADA MINU 750 GNM TRIHMS Eligible 91 91 NAMGE LHAMU 941 BSc. Nursing DH Tawang Eligible 92 92 TAGE MAMUNG 516 GNM PHC Soha (Tirap) Eligible CHC Pakke Kessang 93 93 BULLO NAYA 128 GNM (E/Kameng) Eligible 94 94 RUBU RINIO 722 GNM DH Seppa Eligible 95 95 PURA SONAM 667 GNM DH Seppa Eligible 96 96 NGILYANG NENKHA 687 GNM CHC Chayang Tajo Eligible 97 97 KHODA SUMPI 921 GNM DH Seppa Eligible 98 98 MEKIA YANGFO 767 GNM DH Seppa Eligible 99 99 KIME AKU 731 GNM DH Seppa Eligible 100 100 BATER KAMSAM 688 GNM DH Seppa Eligible LEKHA MAYA 101 101 GURUNG 684 GNM DH Seppa Eligible 102 102 LAXMI D SONAM 294 BSc. Nursing DH Seppa Eligible 103 103 TAPI TUKU 561 GNM DH Seppa Eligible 104 104 OYIMANG GAMNOH 427 GNM CHC Pangin Eligible 105 105 CHIME WANGMO 466 BSc. Nursing GH Bomdila Eligible 106 106 DEKYI WANGMO 864 BSc. Nursing TRIHMS Eligible 107 107 NADA RINYO 633 GNM GH Pasighat Eligible 108 108 NGUYUM TAIPODIA 85 GNM CHC Basar Eligible 109 109 SONAM LHAMO 353 BSc. Nursing GH Bomdila Eligible 110 110 HABUNG RENA 550 GNM CHC Balijan Eligible 111 111 AJANTA SIRAM 154 GNM GH Pasighat Eligible 112 112 CHUI GAMDIK 899 BSc. Nursing DH Daporijo Eligible 113 113 RAHEL MIZE 964 BSc. Nursing DH Yingkiong Eligible 114 114 PEMA YANGZOM 990 BSc. Nursing DH Tawang Eligible 115 115 JINYA KOYU 354 GNM GH Pasighat Eligible 116 116 NUNG LEGO 787 GNM GH Pasighat Eligible 117 117 NAMGE LHAMU 941 BSc. Nursing DH Tawang Eligible 118 118 IYUM LOLLEN 1040 BSc. Nursing GH Aalo Eligible 119 119 TSERING DREMA 197 GNM DH Tawang Eligible 120 120 TENZIN YANGZOM 176 GNM DH Tawang Eligible 121 121 YANGCHEN LHAMO 169 GNM DH Tawang Eligible 122 122 MINMIN HANGSIK 841 GNM PHC Innao (Changlang) Eligible 123 123 NANG E PANGYOUK 331 GNM PHC Innao Eligible 124 124 ARUNA RATAN 149 GNM PHC Kharsang Eligible 125 125 TOKO JHANSI 22 GNM CHC Goiliang Eligible 126 126 HAGE MONIA 124 GNM CHC Old Ziro Eligible 127 127 KEKPU POTOM 510 GNM GH Aalo Eligible 128 128 MINAM PERME 566 GNM GH Pasighat Eligible 129 129 YASUM PERTIN 157 BSc. Nursing CHC Parbuk Eligible 130 130 KIME ANJU 391 GNM CHC Parbuk Eligible 131 131 YADE NIRIN 438 BSc. Nursing CHC Parbuk Eligible 132 132 LILY YOMIN 411 GNM CHC Parbuk Eligible 133 133 YAPI YOLU 2 GNM D.H. Daporijo Provisionally allowed 134 134 KENBOM GAPAK 7 GNM D.H. Daporijo Provisionally allowed 135 135 PUNYO OLLO 8 GNM D.H Koloriang Provisionally allowed 136 136 TASSO YALLU 14 GNM GH Bomdila Provisionally allowed 137 137 PURA YALLO 44 GNM DH Seppa Provisionally allowed 138 138 HIBU YALU 690 GNM DH Seppa Provisionally allowed 139 139 TUNU MUGLI 12 GNM DH Daporijo Provisionally allowed 140 140 RADHE YABO 9 GNM GH Ziro Provisionally allowed K.P.M District Hospital 141 141 ANITA TABI 890 GNM Hayuliang (Anjaw) Provisionally allowed * Roll No. 133 to 141 are provisionally allowed to appear in the examination but they are directed to authenticate their Registration from APNC registrar and submit it to the undersigned Rejected (Equivalency 1 DIPALI SONAR GNM GH Tezu not obtained from INC) Sd/- Dr. Tapasya Raghav (IAS) Dr. L. Jampa Mission Director-NHM State Nodal Officer-NCD Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh Directorate of Health Services .
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    District Wise List of Approved Projects Under Special Plan Assistance 2011-12. Tawang (Western District.) Sl.no Name of Projects Name of the Executing Approved Cost (each SPA Released(90% Department. Projects) (Rs in lakh) Grants) (Rs in Lakh) 1 C/o Hostel building at Mukto Secondary School School Education 100.00 90.00 C/o hostel building for Jamyang Choekhorling school and c/o 2 class rooms at Khinmey Lhakhang School in Tawang District School Education 100.00 90.00 3 C/o cultural heritage centre at India Gate at Tawang Art & Culture 100.00 90.00 4 C/o Multipurpose hall at Lhou village Art & Culture 100.00 90.00 5 C/o Multipurpose hall at Rho village Art & Culture 100.00 90.00 6 C/o community hall at Jang Art & Culture 150.00 135.00 7 C/o indoor badminton stadium at Zemithang. Sports & Youth Affairs 100.00 90.00 Addition of Indoor ward - 2nos at District Hospital 8 Health 100.00 90.00 Tawang (PH-I) Extension of circuit house at Lumla including furnishing 9 PWD (Public Works & Housing) 100.00 90.00 10 C/o ADC office building at Lumla (Phase-II) PWD (Public Works & Housing) 100.00 90.00 C/o CC steps with CC drain from Gongkhar village to and WRD 11 100.00 90.00 within Tsangten village Providing of distribution transformers (DTs) within Tawang 12 township, external electricity supply at VKV Kitpi and electric Power(T&D) 220.00 198.00 crematorium at Shorbi 13 C/o New helipad at Lumla Transport(Civil Aviation) 125.00 112.50 C/o approach road from main road to New helipad at 14 Lumla including terminal ticket counter and waiting hall Transport(Civil Aviation) 125.00 112.50 Sl.no Name of Projects Name of the Executing Approved Cost (each SPA Released(90% Department.
  • Pre-Feasibility Report

    Pre-Feasibility Report

    PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT CHAPTER - 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Project Identification and The Kharsang Oil Field (KOF) is located in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, Background about 50 Km east of Digboi Refinery and is part of the Assam-Arakan Basin. The field was discovered in 1975 by M/s Oil India Ltd. (OIL) and was put into regular production in 1983. In 1995, Government of India awarded the Kharsang Field to a Consortium comprising of the following partners under a 25 years Production Sharing Contract (PSC) dated 16th June, 1995, Oil India Limited (40%) Geopetrol International Inc (25%) Jubilant Energy Pvt. Ltd. (25%) GeoEnpro Petroleum Ltd. (10%) GeoEnpro was designated as the Operator of the KOF. Petroleum Mining Lease (PML) was executed between Government of Arunachal Pradesh (GoAP) & JV Consortium on 21.10.1997 effective from 16.06.1995 for a period of 20 years (extension of the same has already been applied and currently under process). KOF has a total Mining Lease area of 11 Sq.Km. MOEF vide letter no. F.No. J-11011 /389/2006-IA II (I), dated November 15, 2007 granted the EC for drilling of 40 wells. After obtaining the EC in 2007, the consortium has drilled 29 development wells till date, under different drilling phases, at the Kharsang Oil Field out of the 40 wells for which EC was granted. At present, total well count at Kharsang Oil Field is 70 wells and present crude oil production is around 1500 BOPD and gas production of around 50,000 m3/day. Brief Description of the To further augment the oil and gas production from the field and test the Project deeper prospects, Tipam and Barail, GeoEnpro plan to carry out the below activities, Development Well Drilling: To drill additional 40 Development wells, in a phased manner, within the KOF over the coming years so as to further increase the field oil and gas productivity.
  • Department of Tourism Tawang ,A Complete Guidelines

    Department of Tourism Tawang ,A Complete Guidelines

    Department of Tourism Tawang ,A Complete Guidelines ➢ DIRECTORY 1. Tourist Information Centre - 03794-222567 ➢ TOURISM 1. How to Reach. Considering its geographic location, Guwahati, the capital of Assam State may be rightfully termed as the gateway to Tawang forthe majority of the tourists planning to visit Tawang. It is approximately 543 Kms. from Tawang and is well connected by Air with direct daily flights from New Delhi and Kolkata and single stop flights coming from Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Jaipur etc. which are operated by all the Airlines of the country like Air India, Indigo, Jet Airlines, Spice jet, Go Air etc. with more additions in number of flights and operators expected due to launch of new private airlines in the country. Besides Air connectivity, Guwahati is also very well connected with other major cities like Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Jammu, Bangalore, Secundrabad etc. through the vast network of the Indian Railways After reaching Guwahati, one can reach Tawang through the following alternative modes. 1. By Helicopter:The Arunachal Pradesh Helicopter Service is operational from Guwahati Airport and presently the Helicopter services operate from Tawang to Guwahati and back on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. However due to the limited number of seats (on an average 10 – 12 only ) it is advisable that the tickets are pre-booked by calling the Counter at the Guwahati airportor the Aviation officer at Tawang and thereafter paying the ticket charges at the Counter as till now online booking of tickets has not been started by the State Government. The Helicopter journey to Tawang over Bhutan takes around 55 minutes and local transport at Tawang can be arranged by the concerned Hotel / Tour Operator.