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INSTITUTE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT, HAJIPUR HSRT CBSP Passouts Financial Year 2016-17 6 WEEKS EVENT FACILITATOR Batch-1ST Duration 04/04/2016 to 19/05/2016 S.No. NAME FATHERS NAME Address Contact No. H.No-214, Indra Nagar, 1 Abhisar Anand Mr. Anil Kumar 9661695870 Patna-1 At + P.o- Parari, P.s- 2 Ajay Kumar Mr. Prabhu Sah Bangaon, Dist- 7209033744 Saharan,Bihar At-Bagras, P.o + P.s- Mr. Ram Kumar 3 Ajay Kumar Mahto Bhagwanpur, Dist- 8877986805 Mahto Begusarai At + P.o- Pahsaul, P.o- Katra, 4 Brij Bihari Kumar Mr. Aghanu Sah 9576203077 Disst- Muzaffarpur Vill- Behrari, P.o- Kevatna, Mr. Pavan Kumar 5 Govind Sharma P.ss- Ghoghardiha, Dist- 9155628826 Sharma Madhubani At + P.o- Ekma, Via- Mr. Purushotam 6 Maha Kant Gaurav Garhbaruart, Dist- Supaul- 9570549277 Thakur 852110 At + P.o-Dehad, P.s- 7 Manish Kumar Mr. Ashok Kumar Sonbarsa, Dist- Saharsa- 8677827319 852129 At- Bagras, P.o+.s- 8 Manoj Kumar Mr. Rumudgar Sah Bhagwanpur, Dissst- 8877594556 Begusarai-851120 Vill- Pandabigha Ranighat, 9 Manoj Kumar Pandey Mr. Deokant Pandey P.o- Ranighat, P.s- 8804089323 Imamganj, Dist-Gaya Vil- Narharpur, P.o- 10 Mayank Kumar Mr.Rampukar Bhagat Kinsunpura, P.s- Basantpur, 7564851038 Disst- Siwan-841416 At+P.o- Parauli, P.s- 11 Nitish Kumar Singh Rameshwar Singh Basantpur, Dist- Siwan- 8809128909 841416 At- Sohata, P.o-m 12 Raj Kumar Singh Mr. Pivin Singh Giridharpatti, P.s- Chhatpur, 9905599376 Dist- Supaul At+P.o- Parauli, P.s- 13 Rampratap Singh Mr. Rameshwar Singh Basantpur, Dist- Siwan- 7762857667 841416 At- Bagras, Po- Bhagwanpur, Mr.Shiv Nandan 14 Shyam Sundar Prasad P.s-m Bhagwanpur, Dist- 8051731796 Mahto Begusarai-851120 At+P.o- Paruali, P.s- 15 Sonu Kumar Mr. Awadesh Prasad Basntpur, Dist- Siwan- 8229868348 841416 Vill+ P.o- Adamur, P.s- Mr.Chandrabhan 16 Vinay Kumar singh Raghunathpur, Dist- Siwn- 9525847877 Singh 841504 At + P.o- Sonbarsadih,Dist- 17 Vipul Viswash Mr. Mahesh Kumar 9199380728 Muzaffarpur-843119 Vill-Fattepur, (Belahi),P.O- Mr. Ramrabhab 18 Vishal Kumar LOhat, P.S- pandaul, Dist- 8051720077 Thakur Madhubani-847231 Kachhwi, P.S- Lakhnawar, 19 Tripurari Singh Mr. Jagarnath Singh 9576827552 Dist- Madubani-84710 Vill+P.O- Pahsaul, P.S- Katra, 20 Pankaj Kumar Mr.Anirudh Bhagat 9525253725 Dist- Muzaffarpur-843321 INSTITUTE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT, HAJIPUR HSRT CBSP Passouts Financial Year 2016-17 6 WEEKS EVENT FACILITATOR Batch-2ND Duration 27/05/2016 to 08/07/2016 S.No. NAME FATHERS NAME Address Contact No. Vill-Manua, P.O- Ismailpur, 1 Abhijeet Kumar Mr. Dinesh Ray P.S- Hajipur, Dist- Vaishali- 8582024954 844101 Vill- Jamuniya, P.O- Mr. Rajesh Kumar 2 Amar Kumar Mishra Chaturaiya, Dist- Sitapur, 9430606750, 9828700000 Mishra (U.P) Vill+P.O- Itaha, Via- D.A. 3 Anil Kumar Mr. Krishna Deo Singh College,P.S- Sakra, Dist- 9162068343, 8051200000 Muzaffarpur-843121 At-Shital Bhakurahar. P.O- Mr. Binod Kumar 4 Bablu Kumar Manibhakurahar, P.S- Sarai, 7256066526 Singh Dist- Vaishali At-Shital Bhakurahar. P.O- 5 Chandan Kumar Mr. Abhinadan Singh Manibhakurahar, P.S- Sarai, 9576941421 Dist- Vaishali Vill + P.O- Bakhra, P.S- 6 Gautam Kumar Mr. Ramjee Sah 9525181258, 7050200000 Saraiya, Dist- Muzaffarpur At-Ratnamala, Bagaha-1, P.O 7 Md. Aakib Md. Jamil Ahmad + P.S- Bagaha-1, Dist- West 8434433393 Champaran-845101 Medicine Palace, Bagaha-1, 8 Md. Neyazuddin Md. Salauddin P.O + P.S- Bagaha, Dist- West 7870348060 Champaran-845101 At + P.O- Pauni Hasanpur, 9 Rahul Kumar Mr. Surendra Pandey P.S= Dist- Block- Vaisahli- 7654964903 844123 At-Anwarpur, P.O- 10 Raushan Kumar Mr. China Sah Paura,P.s- Sarai, Dist- 8873087038 Vaishali-844117 Chanpur Chainpur Uttar Mr. Chandra Bhushan 11 Rishi Kumar Thakur Khand, Bangao, Dist- 8128439578 Thakur Saharsa-852212 Adalpur, Nearest-S.V.M, Mr. Akhilesh Kumar 12 Shahil Raj School, West Dighi, Hajipur, 8298211646 Singh Dist- Vaishali844101 Badiyushipur, P.O- Hajipur, Mr. Shigeshwar 13 Uttam Kumar P.S- Industrial Area, Dist- 8969435837, 9006000000 Bhagat Vaishali INSTITUTE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT, HAJIPUR HSRT CBSP Passouts Financial Year 2016-17 6 WEEKS EVENT FACILITATOR Batch-3RD Duration 11/07/2016 to 23/08/2016 S.No. NAME FATHERS NAME Address Contact No. At- Bakarpur Kutubpur, P.O- Mr. Arun Kumar 1 Abhishek Kumar Bishanpur Said, P.S- rajapakar, 9570286562 Sharma Dist- Vaishali-844115 Mr. Rajeshwar Prasa Vill + P.O- + P.S- Kartahan, Disst- 2 Abhishek Saurabh 7856929094, 9835800000 Sinha Vaishali Vill Sanchi Pqtti, P.O- Hajipur, 3 Ajeet Kumar Mr. Misri Lal Takur 8541045749 Dist- Vaishali Bariyoasppur Jag Damastan, 4 Akash Kumar Mr. Amar Bhagat Hajipur, P.S- Industrial Aria, 9955504355, 8936800000 Dissst- Vaishali-844101 At- Akbar Malahi, P.O + P.S- Sarai, 5 Ashish Kumar Mr. Prabhat Prasad 9507566105 dist- Vaishali At- Bakarpur Kutubpur, P.O- Mr. Muneshawar 6 Deena Nath Kumar Vishunpur Said, P.S- Rajapakar, 8877256054, 9801600000 Singh Dist- Vaishali-844115 Mr. Radhia Raman Vill + P.O- Lala Bhadsara, P.S- 7 Jaikant Ghosh 7766046181, 9608900000 Mathur Dulhin Bazar, Dist- Patna-801102 Vil + P.O- Barah, P.S- RaniTalab 8 Jitendra Kumar Mr. Kameshwar Rajak 9708952432 Kanpa, Dist- Patna At+ P.O+ P.S- Mahanar, Dist- 9 Kundan Kumar Mr. Rajkumar Sharma 9570286562 Vaishali-844506 Vill Chhota Jhauwan, P.O- Jhawan, 10 Lal Krishna Kumar Mr Durga Ray P.S- Awatar Nagar, Dist- Chapra- 9504796905 841216 Mr. Dinesh Prasad Vill + P.O + P.S- Kartahan, Dist- 11 Priyanshu Alok 9798140529, 9308500000 Shinha Vaishali Mr. Harendra Prasad Vill-Turkawliya, P.O- Naini, P.S- 12 Rahul Kumar Yadav 9570539056 Yadav Chapra, Dist- Chapra-841216 Vill + P.O- Chaksingar, P.S- 13 Shivam Kumar Singh Mr. Manoj Singh 7542821601, 8757300000 Turawanpur, Dist- Vaishali .
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    East Central Railway (Railway Recruitment Cell) Polson Complex, Digha Ghat, Patna – 11 Telephone No. 0612-2560029, 2560035 Website: www.rrcecr.gov.in Email: [email protected] Notice No. 02/2016 dated 08.02.2016 List of 1833 candidates debarred by RRC/ECR in last 4 recruitments (ENN-01/07 (Gr. ‘D’), RRC/ECR/Group-D/1/2010, RRC/ECR/GP1800/1/2012 & RRC/ECR/GP1800/1/2013 1833 Candidates were found indulged in arranging impersonation in the last 4 recruitments (Employment Notice No- 01/07 Gr.‘D’, RRC/ECR/Group- D/1/2010, RRC/ECR/GP1800/1/2012 & RRC/ECR/GP1800/1/2013). So in terms of Railway Board’s letter No. E(RRB)/2001/25/1 dt. 14.02.02 & E(RRB)/2004/16/6 dt. 02.02.05, 1833 candidates have been debarred by RRC/ECR from all RRBs/RRCs examination for life time on the ground of impersonation. This action has been taken after adverse report against them in forsensic examination (Finger Print Expert/ Government Examiner of Questionable Documents) and after giving them show cause notice. The concerned candidates have alredy been suitably informed through separate letters. The Employment Notice-wise break-up of candidates is as under: Sl.No Employment Notice No Number of candidates debarred 1 01/07 (Gr. ‘D’) 901 2 RRC/ECR/Group-D/1/2010 524 3 RRC/ECR/GP1800/1/2012 229 4 RRC/ECR/GP1800/1/2013 179 TOTAL 1833 Chairman Railway Recruitment Cell, East Central Railway Combined list of ( 901+524+229+179) Total-1833 candidates debarred for life by RRC/ECR pertaining to Employment Notice No.
  • Place-Making in Late 19Th And

    Place-Making in Late 19Th And

    The Pennsylvania State University The Graduate School College of the Liberal Arts TERRITORIAL SELF-FASHIONING: PLACE-MAKING IN LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY COLONIAL INDIA A Dissertation in History by Aryendra Chakravartty © 2013 Aryendra Chakravartty Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy August 2013 The dissertation of Aryendra Chakravartty was reviewed and approved* by the following: David Atwill Associate Professor of History and Asian Studies Director of Graduate Studies Dissertation Adviser Chair of Committee Joan B. Landes Ferree Professor of Early Modern History & Women’s Studies Michael Kulikowski Professor of History and Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies Head, Department of History Madhuri Desai Associate Professor of Art History and Asian Studies Mrinalini Sinha Alice Freeman Palmer Professor of History Special Member University of Michigan, Ann Arbor * Signatures are on file in the Graduate School. ii Abstract My project, Territorial Self-Fashioning: “Place-Making” in Late 19th and Early 20th Century Colonial India, focuses on the province of Bihar and the emergence of a specifically place-based Bihari regional identity. For the provincial literati, emphasizing Bihar as an “organic” entity cultivated a sense of common belonging that was remarkably novel for the period, particularly because it implied that an administrative region had transformed into a cohesive cultural unit. The transformation is particularly revealing because the claims to a “natural” Bihar was not based upon a distinctive language, ethnicity or religion. Instead this regional assertion was partially instigated by British colonial politics and in part shaped by an emergent Indian national imagination. The emergence of a place-based Bihari identity therefore can only be explained by situating it in the context of 19th century colonial politics and nationalist sentiments.