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Zonal Teams in Respect of Nilgiris District Udhagamandalam Taluk Zonal Teams in respect of Nilgiris District Udhagamandalam Taluk TEAM No.1 UDHAGAI TOWN Sl. Name of the Type of Name of the Zonal Officer No. locations Vulnerability & Official Deployed 1 Colonies in Elk-Hill Very High 1. Tahsildar, Udhagamandalam (9445000559) Vulnerability Nondimedu Very High 2. Municipal Engineer, 2 Vulnerability Udhagamandalam(9442738330) Thalayathimund Very High 3. Deputy Block Development Officer, (ADM) 3 Vulnerability Udhagamandalam (9442348987) 4 Valley View Annanagar Very High 4. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Udhagamandalam Vulnerability (9047464590) Pudumund Very High 5. Revenue Inspector Udhagamandalam Town 5 Vulnerability ( 9585332318) Royal Castle Very High 6 6. Village Administrative Officers, Ooty Town Vulnerability St. Mary Hill High 7 7. Forest Ranger , Udhagamandalam (South) Vulnerability 9443095916 8 Kodapamund High 8. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) Vulnerability (9445086322) 9. Police Officials Inspector. Tr. Sivakumar of Ooty Town West PS. (9498174468) TEAM No.2 UDHAGAI – NANJANAD Sl. Name of the Type of Name of the Zonal Officer No. locations Vulnerability & Official Deployed 1 Muttorai Very High 1. Special Tahsildar, (SSS) Udhagamandalam. Vulnerability (9442262237) 2 Parson valley colony High 2. Assistant Engineer, Highways (9655595108) Vulnerability 3 Mullikorai High 3. Zonal Deputy Block Development Officer-V, Vulnerability Udhagai (9442187689) 4 Nanjanad Medium 4. Village Administrative Officer, Ooty Rural Vulnerability 5 Anbu Anna Colony Medium 5. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Udhagai- Vulnerability (9751274475) 6 Parrttutalamund Low 6. Panchayat Secretary, Nanjanad - 8940958983 Vulnerability 7 Pavalakkodumund Low 7. Forest Ranger, Governorshola- (9486273861) Vulnerability 8. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086504) (9445086322) 9. Police Officials Sub Inspector. Tr.Balakrishnan, Ooty Townn Central PS. (9498176149) TEAM No.3 THUMMANATTI Gandhinagar Very High Vulnerability 1 Taluk Supply Officer, Udhagamandalam 1 (9445000259) 2 Ranganathapuram High Vulnerability 2 Deputy Block Development Officer, (MGNREGS), Udhagamandalam.(9442065063) 3 Madithorai Medium Vulnerability 3 Assistant Horticulture Officer, Thummanatti (9751166639) 4 Kappachi Medium Vulnerability 4 Revenue Inspector, Thuneri (9487180336) 5 Kanakambai Medium Vulnerability 5. Village Administrative Officers, Thummanatti, Thuneri. 6 Thumanatti Low Vulnerability 6. Panchayat Secretary, Thummanatti, (9787041619) 7. Forester, Nanjanad Section, Ooty – (8248490841) 8. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 9. Police Officials Inspector Tr.Vinayakam of Ooty Rural PS. – (9498176165) TEAM No.4 KAGGUCHI Sl. Name of the Type of Vulnerability Name of the Zonal Officer No. locations & Official Deployed Ambetkar Nagar Very High Vulnerability 1. Zonal Deputy Tahsildar-II (9942635065) 1 Bhagyanagar Very High Vulnerability 2 2. Zonal Deputy Block Development Officer- Udhagai (Accts)-ADPts, Ooty(9442175133) 3 Gandhinagar Very High Vulnerability 3. Village Administrative Officers, Kagguchi Kudumanai Very High Vulnerability 4 4. Panchayat Secretary, Kagguchi, (9486632314) 5 Giri Betta High Vulnerability 5. Forest Ranger, Udhagamandalam (North) 9443750423 6 Kornur High Vulnerability 6. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 7 Kovilmedu High Vulnerability 7. Police Officials Inspector Tr.Sakthivel (9498112449) 8 Honnathalai Low Vulnerability TEAM No.5 KOOKAL – THUNERI 1 Kookalthurai High Vulnerability 1. Special Deputy Tahsildar (Stamp) Taluk Office, Ooty. (7639850052) 2 Annanagar High Vulnerability 2. Zonal Deputy Block Development Officer-IV, Udhagai – (9487316248) 3 Swaminathapuram High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Thuneri- (9843908543) 4 Manavoroi High Vulnerability 4. Village Administrative Officers, Ebbanad, Kookal 5 Thekadudurai Medium Vulnerability 5. Panchayat Secretary, Thuneri - (9786303653) Kookal – (9486632219) 6 Ambetkarnagar Medium Vulnerability 6. Forester, Udhagamandalam (North) 9486530914 7 Nehruji Nagar Medium Vulnerability 7. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 8 Agalar Low Vulnerability 8. Police Officials Tmt.Selvarani, Inspector (AWPS) (9498193972) TEAM No.6 SHOLUR – NADUVATTAM Hadamund High Vulnerability 1. Tahsildar (Flying Squad), Udhagai (8248723582) 1 IndraNagar High Vulnerability 2. Assistant Executive Engineer, TNEB, Glenmorgan 2 (9445857071) 3 Sholurkokkal Medium Vulnerability 3. Deputy Block Development Officer-III, Udhagamandalam ( 9047409159) Pykara Low Vulnerability 4. Revenue Inspector, Sholur (8940286249) 4 5 Kappumund Low Vulnerability 5. Village Administrative Officers, Sholur 6. Executive Officer, Naduvattam Town Panchayat (7824058389) 7. Forest Ranger, Naduvattam (9442361738) 8. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 9. Police Officials Inspector. Tr. Kanegasan, Pudumand PS. – 9498145331 TEAM No.7 KADANAD – HULLATHI 1 Mothacambai High Vulnerability 1. Zonal Deputy Tahsildar-I (9487073028) Bentatti High Vulnerability 2. Zonal Deputy Block Development Officer-II, 2 Udhagai – (7598136058) Swaminathana High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Nanjanadu 3 gar (9443864985) 4 Huallathi Medium Vulnerability 4 Executive Officer, Sholur Town Panchayat (7824058389) 5 Kallatty Medium Vulnerability 5 Village Administrative Officers, Kadanad- (9790994979) Hullathi – (9786369794) 6 Karapillu Low Vulnerability 6 Forester, Udhagamandalam (North) (8110001962) 7 Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 8 Police Officials Sub Inspector of Police, Pudumand KUNDAH TALUK TEAM No.8 KILKUNDA – KINNAKKORAI Geddai Very High 1 Tahsildar, Kundah (9445000560) 1 Vulnerability Backorai High Vulnerability 2 Assistant Executive Engineer, TNEB, Kundah 2 (9445851675) Kinnakkorai High Vulnerability 3 Deputy Block Development Officer, (NMP), 3 Udhagamandalam (9442241613) Charnoor- Medium Vulnerability 4. Revenue Inspector, Kundah –(9587089433) 4 Doddakambe Indra Nagar - Low Vulnerability 5. Village Administrative Officer, Kilkundah 5 Kinnakkorai (9159621540) 6. Forest Ranger, Kundah. 7. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Police Officials 8. Sub Inspector of Police Manjoor PS – 9498204276 TEAM No.9 KILKUNDAH Kariyamalai High Vulnerability 1. Special Tahsildar (SSS), Kundah – 1 (9443568481) Belhatti High Vulnerability 2. Deputy Block Development Officer-I, 2 Udhagai – (9047862248} Onakandi- High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Engineer, TNEB, Kundah- 3 Anna Nagar 9445851676 4 Periyar Nagar- High Vulnerability 4. Village Administrative Officers, Kilkundah-II, Kariyamalai (9487072050) Kundahpalam Medium Vulnerability 5. 5 Executive Officer, Kilkundah- (7824058385) Kilkundha Medium Vulnerability 6. 6 Forester, Adigaratty Section – (9443560482) Mullimalai Medium Vulnerability 7. 7 Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Manjur Low Vulnerability 8. Police Officials 8 Sub Inspector of Ooty Rural PS. 9498176165 TEAM No.10 BALACOLA 1 Baramoola Very High 1. Taluk Supply Officer, Kundah - 9445000263 Vulnerability Charan Nagar Very High 2. Assistant Engineer, Highways – 2 Vulnerability (9486183483) Chamraj Estate High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Balacola- 3 (9786486143) Kokkalada Medium 4 Vulnerability 4. Village Administrative Officer, Balacola-II (9787615606) Bengalmattam Medium 5 Vulnerability 5. Panchayat Secretary, Balacola (9443044922) Kathadimattam Low Vulnerability 6 6. Forester, Kundah – (9487575372) 7. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Police Officials 8. Sub Inspector of Pudumund PS TEAM No.11 ITHALAR -BALACOLA – Gandhipudu Nagar High 1. Block Development Officer (BP) Udhagai 1 Vulnerability (7402608702) Thangadu Medium 2. Deputy Block Development Officer, SADP, Ooty- 2 Vulnerability (9750029614) Kanneri Medium 3. Assistant Engineer, TNEB, Kundah – 3 Vulnerability (9445851676) Maniyatti Low 4. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Botanical Garden 4 Vulnerability – (9787041633) {9787041633} Sastri Nagar Low 5 Vulnerability 5. Village Administrative Officer, Balacola-1 T.Oranalli Low 6 Vulnerability 6. Forester, Kundah – (8903617268)(9894522268} Meekkeri Low 7 Vulnerability 7. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Balacola Low Police Officials 8 8. Vulnerability Sub Inspector of Police, Lovedale (9498212651) TEAM No.12 BIKKATTI – MULLIGOOR Emerald Very High 1 Assistant Director (Village Panchayat) 1 Vulnerability (9367999256) Shiva Sakthi Nagar Very High 2 Deputy Block Development Officer, (Mahalir 2 Vulnerability Thittam), Udhagamandalam (9486462827) Mukkimalai Very High 3 Revenue Inspector, Ithalar (8610809267) 3 Vulnerability Devar Betta Very High 4 Village Administrative Officer, Bikatty – 4 Vulnerability (9047040024) Thakker Medium 5 5 BabaNagar Vulnerability Executive Officer, Bikkatty (7824058380) Mulligoor Medium 6 6 Vulnerability Forest Ranger, Korakundah. (9500950089) 7 Bharathiyar Low Vulnerability Podhur 7 Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 8 Koundampalayam Low Vulnerability Police Officials 8 - Yedakad SI Tr. Sathiyan, Emerald ps. (9498106865) TEAM No.13 ITHALAR Vinobaji Nagar High Vulnerability 1. Block Development Officer (VP) Udhagai. 1 (7402608701) Bembatti Medium Vulneability 2. Deputy Block Development Officer, AD Pts, 2 Ooty – (9443555308) Kallakorai Medium Vulneability 3 3. Assistant Executive Engineer, TNEB, Emerald. (9445857070) Indra Nagar Medium Vulneability 4. Village Administrative Officer, Ithalar – 4 ThullithaliMund Low Vulnerability (9488948412)Panchayat Secretary, Ithalar
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