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From: the Assistant Chief Engineer (Personnel), P.W.Dte Government of West Bengal Public Works Department Establishment Branch Khadya Bhawan, Block-A, llA, Mirza Ghalib Street, Kolkata-700087 No, 1128-E/E-II/6P-Ol/2017 Pt-(ll Dated: 09,09.2020 From: The Assistant Chief Engineer (Personnel), P.W.Dte. To: 1) The Chief Engineer Zone, P.W.Dte. 2) The Superintending Engineer Circle, P.W.Dte. 3) The Executive Engineer Division, P.W.Dte. Sub: Gradation list of Qualified Group-D and eligible Group-C employees under Public Works Directorate as on 01.09,2020 In inviting reference to the aforementioned subject, the undersigned is directed to enclose herewith the Gradation List of Qualified Group-D and eligible Group-C under Public Works Directorate as stood on 01.09.2020 [uploaded in PWD's website www.wbpwd.gov.in ) for its circulation among the all offices under his administrative control. Enclo:As stated above. Assistant Chief Engineer (PI, P.W.Dte. Public Works Department. j f.' GRADATION UST OF QUALIFIED GROUP-D AND ELIGIBLE GROUP-C EMPLOYEES BORNE UNDER P.W.DTE. AS ON 01.09.2020 GRADATION LIST OF QUALIFIED GROUP-D AND ELIGIBLE GROUP-C EMPLOYEES BORNE UNDER P.W. DTE. AS ON 01.09.2020 Gr.D/Gr.C Category: 51. Date of Entry Date of Name Designation Non- Date of Birth Qualification GEN/OBC/ Name of Office No. into Service Confirmation Remarks Technical SC/ST (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) 1 Adwaita Sil Peon Gr.D 6-)ul-1962 19-Nov-1979 19.11.1982 HS Gen Kolkata Central EI. Division Unwilling to accept promotion 2 Asoke Kr. Maity Chowkidar Gr.D 1-May-1%3 14-Dec-1981 14.12.1984 MP Gen South Western Circle Unwilling to accept promotion 3 ParimaI Mahato Road Mazdoor Gr.D 14-Sep-l960 23-Apr-1987 23.04.1990 SF OBC Kharagpur Sub-Division Unwilling/To retire on 30.09.2020 4 Uttam Kr Mukherjee Workman Gr.O 26-Nov-1964 24-)ul-1987 24.06.1990 MP Gen Suri Elecl. Sub-Division 5 Anirudh Kr. Chowdhury Chowkidar Gr.D 20-Apr-1970 31-Mar-1988 31.03.1991 S.5.E Gen Northern Circle 6 Bhairab Bauri Roller Helper Gr.D I-Mar-1970 1-Nov-1988 01.11.1991 MP SC Bankura Sub-Division No-I 7 Prasanta Kumar Das Road Mazdoor Gr.D 21-)an-1971 7-)un-1989 07.06.1992 MI' Gen Kandi Sub-Divn 8 Shibu Dey Chowkidar Gr.D 8-Aug-1972 21·Dec-199O 21.12.1993 Ml' Gm Bishnupur Division 9 Utpal Dasgupta Peon Gr.D 10-)un-1972 21-Mar-1991 21.03.1994 Ml' Cen Kolkata North Division 10 Gopal Chandra Das Peon Gr.D 1-May-1971 18-Apr-I991 18.04.1994 MP GEN Raiganj Sub-Division-II 11 Debnarayan Sahoo Peon Gr.D 2-0ct-1971 30·Sep-1991 30.09.1994 MP OBC Contai Sub-Division 12 Sandip Chatterjee Workman Gr.D 23·)an-1973 30·Sep-1991 30.09.1994 MP Ccn NMCH Elect. Sub-Oivn 13 Supravat Mandai Regular Peon Gr.D 21-)an-1971 20-0ec-1991 20.12.1994 MP SC Berhempore Sub-Divn. III 14 Gautam Basu Road Mazdoor Gr.D 21-)an-1971 13-)an-1992 13.01.1995 MP Con Kandi Sub-Divn 15 Shankar Rov Night Guard Gr.D 5-Mar-I969 6-Feb-1992 06.02.1995 MI' Gt>n Northern EI. Division 16 Goutam Dhar Road Mazdoor Gr.D 2-)an-I965 27-Mar-1992 27.03.1995 HS Cen Coohbehar Division 17 Smt. Tripti DdS Peon Gr.D 1·).n-1961> 4-Apr-1992 04.04.1995 SA Ccn Kolkata North Division 18 Copal Chosh Chowkidar Gr.D 29-)an· I968 26-May-1992 26.05.1995 MI' Cell Hooghly Division 19 Sibaram Cheuopadhvay Workman Gr.D 8-).n-1965 17-Aug-1992 17.08.1995 l'v1P G(~n Howrah Electrical Divn 20 Khokan Ch. I),. Peon Gr.D 21-)an-1963 1-0cI-I992 01.10.1995 MI' Cell City Division 21 Nilratan fJdS Peon Gr.D 8-)an-1966 I-OcI-1992 01.10.1995 HS CPIl Kolkata Central Divn. 22 Om Prakash Rana Room Attend/Bea Gr.D 2'l-Nov-I9b7 1 Ocl·1992 O1.10.1995 1).s.S. Gen Banga Bhawan Sub-Division Unwilling to accept promotion 23 Subhas Kar Chowkidar Gr.D 5-)an-1970 I-Oct-1992 01.10.1995 Sl· Gen Maidan Sub-Division 24 Smt. Ruma 60..,t' Peon Gr.D 17-Aug-1970 1-0,1-1992 01.10.1995 tvtl' Ct'n writers' Buldgs Sub-Division 25 Ardhendu S.~khdr \Iondal Sweeper Gr.D 2·Mav·1971 17-Nov-1992 17.11.1995 MI' S<. Kolkata South Health Division 26 Ashutosh Chakrabortv Gr.1 ~1,,1i Gr.D I·Jul-l96o 3-Dec-I 992 03.12.1995 ~II' C{'n Caretaking Fstt. writers Buildlllg ... 27 Santi Kr. Monda! Mazdoor Gr.D 4-Mar-1971 20·)an-I993 20.01.1996 H,\ Gell Kolkata Elec-l.Division 28 Prasanta lena Peon Gr.1l 24·Mar-I%9 II·Feh-I993 11.02.1996 II~ Gt'll Kharagpur Sub-Division 29 Ratan De\' Cang-Mazdoor Gr.1l 3-Jul-I%1> 15-Mar-1993 'I 15.03.1996 f\.11) Cell Alipurduar Sub-Divn 30 Rakhal Chandra I){' Chowkidar Gr.1l 16-)an-1973 24-Mar-1993 I 24.0'\.1996 f\.'II' Cell MCH Suh Divn 01 Atul Ch. I),>\, Peon Gr.ll I-Oct-1965 14-May-I993 14.05.19% f\.·IP Ccn Jalpaiguri 01\'11. , ~ Jf.' Asstt. C.E.(P),H.Q .. P W.Dle. 1 of 21 C.E., H.Q., P.W.Ole. GRADATION LIST OF QUALIFIED GROUP-D AND ELIGIBLE GROUP-C EMPLOYEES BORNE UNDER P.W.DTE. AS ON 01.09.2020 . Gairkata Sub-Divn. 1l-Feb-1%8 17-May-1993 17.05.1996 MP SC Sunil Kr. Roy Peon Gr.D 32 MP Gen Jalpaiguri Division Gr.D 10-Jan-1972 8-)un-1993 08.06.1996 33 Uttam Das Office Peon 23-)un-1993 23.06.1996 HS Gen Barasat Sub-Division Lakshmi Kanta Ghosh Road Mazdoor Gr.D 9-)an-1962 34 MP Gen Oarjeeling Division Gr.D 9-Jul-1967 13-Aug-1993 13.08.1996 35 Smt. Gila Sharma Peon 13-Aug-1993 13.08.1996 BA Gen Darjeeling Division Miss Chitra Pradhan Peon Gr.D 21-Nov-1970 36 MP Gen Derjeeling Division Unwilling to accept promotion Gr.D 10-Feb-1965 16-Aug-1993 16.08.19% 37 Sachindra Khanal Duftry 20.08.1996 MP Gen Torsa Bridge Const.Divn Office Peon Gr.D 10-Feb-1966 20-Aug-1993 38 SubirRoy N_B.Constn. Division 5-May-1973 26-Aug-1993 26.08.19% BA Gen Nobo Nath Jha Peon Gr.D 39 BA Gen CKSD-IV Gr.D 8-May-1965 1-Sep-1993 01.09.19% 40 Smt. Jayanti Seal Peon 21.09.1996 HS OBC Bishnupur Division Peon Gr.D 4-May-1966 21-Sep-1993 41 Aloke Kumar Laha Gen Kandi Sub-Division Gr.D 30-Nov-1970 8-0ct-1993 08.10.19% MP 42 Tapas Roy Guard 08.10.1996 MP SC Kandi Sub-Division Guard Gr.D 20-Dec-1973 8-0ct-1993 43 Paresh Nath Malik Jangipur Sub-Division 1-Feb-1970 1l-Oct-1993 11.10.1996 BA SC Nripen Das Guard Gr.D 44 Kr. MP Gen Western Circle-I Gr.D 21-Jan-1969 14-0ct-1993 14.10.19% 45 Ashim Kr. Gh05h Peon 21.12.1996 H5 SC S.G.E Peon Gr.D 21-Dec-1964 21-0ec 1993 46 Shyam Sundar Gayen Howrah Constn. Division 6-Jan-1961 5-Jan-1994 05.01.1997 MP SC 47 Samiran Monda! Reg. Peon Gr.D 12.01.1997 HS Gen Birbhum Division Road Mazdoor Gr.D 6-Feb-1961 12-Jan-I994 48 Md. Salauddin Gen Maidan Sub-Division Gr.D 5-Jan-1971 8-Feb-I994 08.02.1997 HS 49 Parves Kumar Ram Workman 16.02.1997 HS Cell Nadia Costn. Division Work Peon Gr.D 18-Jan-1971 16-Feb-1994 50 Smt. Sulekha Debnath SC NBCC-I 15-Ser-I9h2 23-Feb-1994 23.02.1997 MP 51 Ram Swarath Ray Nighl Guard Gr.D 25.02.1997 MP Cvn Jalpaiguri Division Chowkidar Gr.D 8-0ct-1962 25-Feb-1994 52 Sunil Kr. Bandvo Gen Maidan Sub-Division Gr.D 1-Nov-1967 3-Mar 1994 03.03.1997 HS 53 Oilip Ghosh workmen 04.04.1997 MP Cell jalpaiguri Division Work Peon Gr.O 15-Aug-1975 4-Arr-1994 54 Coutam Dikshit Burdwan Division 19-0ct-1962 21-Apr-1994 21.04.1997 SA Cen 55 Asbok Kr. Giri Road Mazdoor Gr.O 11.05.1997 MP Gen Lal Bazar Sub-Division Peon Gr.O 2-Mar-1961 11-May-I994 56 Uday Kr. Cangopadhvay City Division 10-Dec-1961 Il-Mav-1994 11.05.1997 SF GPIl 57 Sujit Kr. Chakraborty Mazdoor Gr.D 11.05.1997 MP Ceo Writers' Buldgs Sub-Division workman Gr.O 8-Aug-1964 II-Mav-1994 58 Ashis Kr. GOSWdll1i Durn Dum Sub-Division 9-Jan-1965 11-May-1994 11.05.1997 HS Cell 59 Anup Karmakar Mazdoor Gr.O 11.05.1997 MP Cell writers' Buldgs Sub-Division workman Gr.O 26-Jun-1966 Il-Mav-1994 60 Smt. Sharmila Dasgupta Kolkata North Division 12-Feb-1971 11-Mdl'-1994 11.05.1997 MP CVIl 61 Samir Krishna Chakraborty Peon Gr.D 11.05.1997 SF Cen Maiden Sub-Division Worknldn Gr.D IO-Jul-1971 11-~ta~'-1994 62 AJoy Das Maidan Sub-Division l-Jan-1973 I1-Mdl'-I994 11.05.1997 HS Cell 63 Gopal Roy workman Gr.D 2-Jun 1994 112.06.1997 liS Cen jalpaiguri Division Laxmi Prasad Sharma Gang \ldZdo\lr Gr.D 21-Aug-1975 64 Cpu Ilooghly Division 21-0ec-1975 13-)ul-1994 13.07.1997 HS 65 Prasanta Nath Peon Gr.D 1H.07.1997 MP 51 Alipurduar Su b-Divisicn Road-\ late Gr.O 8-0ec-1975 18-)ul-1994 6n AJoy Lama llowrah Division 26-Nov-1970 l-Aug-1994 111.08.1997 MP Ct'll ,,7 Hiswejit Seal Peon Gr.D 22.09.1997 SA GVIl Basirhat Sub-Division Peon Gr.O 7-0ec-I%9 22-Sep-1994 68 Debdulal Chakr.rbortv Barrackpore l-lect.
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