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EXTRAORDINARY PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY No. 842, CUTTACK, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 / JAISTHA 12, 1940 EXTRAORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 842, CUTTACK, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 / JAISTHA 12, 1940 HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION The 1st June, 2018 S.R.O. No. 194/2018— WHEREAS, the draft notification for the purpose of inclusion of additional 65 (sixty five) Revenue Villages in Puri Konark Development Authority Area declared as such in the Notification of the Government of Odisha in the Housing & Urban Development Department No.4777, dated the 14th February, 1997 was published as required by rule 3(1) of the Odisha Development Authorities Rules,1983 in the Extraordinary issue of the Odisha Gazette No.1938, dated the 17th November, 2017 under the Notification of the Government in the Housing & Urban Development Department No.26586, dated the 16th November, 2017 ; AND, WHEREAS, objections and suggestions received in respect of the said draft before the expiry on the date specified have been duly considered by the State Government; NOW, THEREFORE, in the exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (2) of Section 3 of the Odisha Development Authorities Act, 1982 and in partial modification to the Government of Odisha in the Housing & Urban Development Department Notification No. 4777, dated the 14th February, 1997, the State Government do hereby declare that the existing Puri Konark Development Area shall include the additional areas of the revenue villages as mentioned in Col. 2 of Schedule-I below and accordingly the boundaries of Puri Konark Development Area shall be described in Schedule-II below : 2 SCHEDULE-I Sl. Name of the Name of the Police Name of the Name of the Name of No. Revenue Station & No. Urban Local Tahasil Sub- Mouza. Bodies / Grama register Panchayat (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 1 Gorual Puri Sadar 82 Gorual Brahmagiri Puri 2 Girola PuriS adar 80 Gorual Brahmagiri Puri 3 Alipada Puri Sadar 81 Gorual Brahmagiri Puri 4 Sandhapur Puri Sadar 79 Gorual Brahmagiri Puri 5 Amangababati Puri Sadar 83 Gorual Brahmagiri Puri 6 Kasijagannathp- Puri Sadar 94 Samanga Brahmagiri Puri ur 7 Sadanandapur Satyabadi 123 Biraramachand Satyabadi Satyabadi rapur 8 Kabirajpur Satyabadi 122 Biraramachand Satyabadi Satyabadi rapur 9 Biraramachand Satyabadi 120 Biraramachand Satyabadi Satyabadi rapur rapur 10 Patuari Satyabadi 124 Kadua Satyabadi Satyabadi 11 Chaudabatia) Satyabadi 131 Kadua Satyabadi Satyabadi 12 Kanjia Satyabadi 133 Penthapada Satyabadi Satyabadi 13 Kadua Satyabadi 132 Kadua Satyabadi Satyabadi 14 Satyabadi Satyabadi 134 Penthapada Satyabadi Satyabadi 15 Jayapur Satyabadi 135 Jayapur Satyabadi Satyabadi 16 Biragobindapur Satyabadi 138 Dugal Satyabadi Satyabadi 17 Athaisa Satyabadi 139 Dugal Satyabadi Satyabadi 18 Chanagorada Satyabadi 126 Kadua Satyabadi Satyabadi 19 Birapratappur Satyabadi 120 Birapratappur Puri Satyabadi (CT) 20 Samjajpur Satyabadi 120 Birapratappur Puri Satyabadi 21 Dolagobindapu Satyabadi 137 Birapratappur Puri Satyabadi r 22 Birakishorpur Satyabadi 138 Chandanpur Puri Satyabadi 23 Tikarsodhaba Satyabadi 34 Birabalabhadra Puri Satyabadi pur 24 Janakadeipur Chandanpur 116 Malatipatpur Puri Puri 3 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) 25 Chandanpur Chandanpur 117 Chandanpur Puri Puri 26 Birabalabhadra Chandanpur 35 Birabalabhadra Puri Puri pur pur 27 Malatipatpur Puri Sadar 115 Malatipatpur Puri Puri 28 Jagannathballav Puri Sadar 135 Harekrushnapur Puri Puri 29 Batagaon Puri Sadar 111 Harekrushnapur Puri Puri 30 Harekrushnap Puri Sadar 147 Harekrushnapur Puri Puri ur 31 Alikia Puri Sadar 148 Gopinathpur Puri Puri 32 Bishnupur Puri Sadar 161 Bhiligram Nimapada Nimapada 33 Alandi Puri Sadar 88 Dhaleswar Nimapada Nimapada 34 Uhanga Puri Sadar 96 Dhaleswar Nimapada Nimapada 35 Sarbapada Puri Sadar 158 Bhiligram Nimapada Nimapada 36 Kuansa Puri Sadar 95 Antuara Nimapada Nimapada 37 Taradapada Puri Sadar 94 Antuara Nimapada Nimapada 38 Dhirapur Puri Sadar 157 Terundia Nimapada Nimapada 39 Gadatusingha Puri Sadar 156 Terundia Nimapada Nimapada 40 Jageswarpur Puri Sadar 155 Terundia Nimapada Nimapada 41 Bamadeipur Puri Sadar 155 Arisandha Nimapada Nimapada 42 Parbatipur Puri Sadar 12 Arisandha Nimapada Nimapada 43 Terabatiabinadha Puri Sadar 12 Arisandha Nimapada Nimapada 44 Andhia Puri Sadar 89 Nimapada NAC Nimapada Nimapada 45 Nimapada Puri Sadar 90 Nimapada NAC Nimapada Nimapada 46 Patapur Puri Sadar 91 Nimapada NAC Nimapada Nimapada 47 Bhabanipur Puri Sadar 92 Nimapada NAC Nimapada Nimapada 48 Naharkir Puri Sadar 93 Nimapada NAC Nimapada Nimapada 49 Bisarpur Puri Sadar 10 Gop Gop Gop 50 Kusupur Pur iSadar 9 Gop Gop Gop 51 Gop Puri Sadar 78 Gop Gop Gop 52 Bagakuda alias Puri Sadar 79 Gop Gop Gop Purusottampur 53 Begunia Puri Sadar 80 Bedapur Gop Gop 54 Patesia Puri Sadar 171 Erabanga Gop Gop 55 Bedapur Puri Sadar 169 Bedapur Gop Gop 56 Bedakundura Puri Sadar 190 Mahalpada Gop Gop 57 Sanakundura Puri Sadar 189 Mahalpada Gop Gop 58 Sareda Puri Sadar 187 Banakhandi Gop Gop 59 Gundi Puri Sadar 207 Banakhandi Gop Gop 60 Banakhandi Puri Sadar 205 Banakhandi Gop Gop 61 Redhua Puri Sadar 188 Mahalpada Gop Gop 62 Baharana Puri Sadar 208 Banakhandi Gop Gop 63 Erabanga Puri Sadar 77 Erabanga Gop Gop 64 Bhairipur Puri Sadar 169 Bedapur Gop Gop 65 Keutunga Puri Sadar 170 Mahalpada Gop Gop 4 Schedule-II Bounded By North: Mouza-Kankuda, JagannathBidyadharpur, Denuan, DanaparaTanki, Karttikapada, Manichina, Purohitapur. South: Mouza-Sandhapur. East: Mouza-Chalilsabatia, Damodarpur sasan,Jirikana, Khadisa, Helari, Biritunga, Girima, Bhogapada, Kundisa, Banilo,Kunanga, Ansalo,Badarikilo, Bhilligram, Musunapur,Rajarasi, Terundia, Arjunsighpur, Siriapur, Subalapur, Balapur, Barala, Badaharishankarpur, Kadampada, Bhatapur, Biswanathapur, Dugala, Apila, Balia, Dashagobe, Balia, Purushottamabalav, Rendua, Uttarsarpada, Samangara, Kanchi sasan, Kankuda. West: Mouza-Kesakera, Torana, Bandalo, Barudi, Kialanda, Chhabatia, Chandrakota, Ganeswarpur, Sobhanpur, Kushinga, Solapur, Golapur, Ogalpur, Gadarupas, Achutpur, Antuara, Arisandha, Bhantigram, Dahijanga, Dhaleswar, Dhaleswar Deuli, Nahantara, Otarkera, Banapur, Sriramchandrapur, Fulaalasa, Mulaalasa, Alasaranga,Tentulia ,Pratapramachandrapur, Kusupada, Krushnanjanpur, Siuli, Singmapur, Talajanga, Uttarakona, Sereikona, Kankuda, JagannathBidyadharpur, Denuan, DanaparaTanki, Kartikapada, Manichina, Purohitapur, Sandhapur. [No. 13891–T.P. Dev.-23/2018/HUD.] By Order of the Governor S. P. DAS Special Secretary to Government Printed and published by the Director, Printing, Stationery and Publication, Odisha, Cuttack-10 Ex. Gaz. 319-173+50 .
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