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Revenue Sub Division: Puttur DAKSHINA KANNADA SEC-4 NOTIFICATIONS Gazettee Sl. No. Section-4 Govt. Area in Area in Name of CA / Section-17 Govt. Revenue Sub Area in Area in Name of CA / Sl. No Date Survey Nos Area in Ha Date Division District Taluk Hobli Village Survey No Area in Ha. Notification (Original) order No. Ac Gu the Block Non CA Order No division Ac Gu the Block Non CA Date 1 1 FFD 326 FAF 80 12-04-1982 Addendume sub: Forest settlement dakshina kannada district mala and nallur villege constitution of huraba extension block II addadum publication regarding 1 FFD 7 FAF 85 17-10-1985 43/1, 65, 66, 88, 63/1A, 64/1, 79/3B, 230/1, Puttur Puthuru Irde 129.21 319-30 231/2, 80/2A1A, 83/2A1, 84/1A, 85/1 FFD 7 FAF 85 17-10-1985 15/1A, 2/1A, 1/2, 6/2, 56/1A1A, Puttur Puthuru Panaje 37/1A, 5/1A, 14/1A1, FFD 7 FAF 85 17-10-1985 238, 235/8B1, 234, Puttur Puthuru Bettampady 232/6, 231, 407/1 2 2 FFD 84 FAF 79 31-10-1979 Addendume sub: Forest settlementK DKD Mlal and nallur villege constitution of Puttur hurabe extension block -II- issue of addendum reg FFD 30 FAF 85 20.11.85 236, 177/2A, 159, Puttur Malavanthige 162, 262/1, 171, 59.89 148-00 168/1 FFD 30 FAF 85 20.11.85 Puttur Keradi 105, 96, 115:1 140.40 3 3 FFD 78 FAF 81 31-03-1982 Addendume sub: Forest settlementK DKD sullia taluk konya and balpa villege constitution of aranhkal R F Puttur Extonsion block addendum to the notification K F act 1963 praposal submitted 4 4 FFD 10 FAF 81 25-11-1981 Addendume sub: Forest settlementK DKD Sullia taluk konya and balpa villege constitution of aranhkal R F Puttur Extonsion block addendum to the notification K F act 1963 praposal submitted 5 5 FFD 35 FAF 81 26-12-1981 Addendume sub: Forest settlementK DKD upadi taluk 41 shireor villege constitution of sfiroor Puttur block addendm to notification u/s 4 of the K F act 1963 propasal Page 62 6 6 FFD 318 FAF 81 08-04-1982 Addendume sub: Forest settlement dakshina kannada district belthangadi taluk belal villege - Puttur constitution of dodanthamalr block issue of addendum to sec . 4 notification reg 7 7 FFD 32 FAF 81 15-10-1981 Addendume sub: Forest settlement D.K.D karkal taluk yerlapady villege Puttur yerlapady block bit 1 and 2 Publisation of addundem 8 8 FFD 42 FAF 82 06-04-1983 Addendume sub: Forest settlement dakshina kannada district belthangadi taluk kaliyal villege - Puttur constitution of kaliya block issue of addendum to sec . 4 notification reg 9 9 FFD 24 FAF 81 20-08-1981 Addendume sub: Forest settlement D.K.D Puttur taluk aryapu villege contitustion of bellare Puttur R.F block -III addendum to notification under section 4 of the K.F act 1963 FFD 24 FAF 81 31, 97/1, 98/1, 113/1, 158.68 34, 103/2, 129/1, 396-70 Puttur 129/2, 124/3 FFD 24 FAF 81 147/1, 224/2, 232/2, 233, 148/1, 169/, 156, Puttur 179, 180, 182, 181, 59 10 10 FFD 63 FAF 80 05-03-1982 Addendume sub: Forest settlement dakshina kannada district karkala taluk and kukkjr villege - constitution ofdarbuji Puttur block issue of addendum to sec . 4 notification K . F act 63 - proposed 11 11 FFD 37 FAF 81 10-08-1981 Addendume sub: Forest settlement dakshina kannada district udupi taluk havanje and Puttur bellampally villege - constitution ofhavanje block issue of addendum 12 12 FFD 23 FAF 81 29-03-1982 Addendume sub:Notification under section 4 of karnataka forest act 1963 kanthavara and Puttur bola villege piliyoor oadavu block publication of regarding 13 13 FFD 37 FAF 81 20-04-1983 Addendume sub: Forest settlement D.K district coondapur taluk constitution of Puttur harkur R F extenstion block IV Page 63 14 14 FFD 7 FAF 85 17-10-1985 43/1, 65, 66, 88, 63/1A, 64/1, DAKSHINA 79/3B, 230/1, Puttur Puthuru Irde 129.21 319-30 KANNADA 231/2, 80/2A1A, 83/2A1, 84/1A, 85/1 FFD 7 FAF 85 17-10-1985 15/1A, 2/1A, 1/2, DAKSHINA 6/2, 56/1A1A, Puttur Puthuru Panaje KANNADA 37/1A, 5/1A, 14/1A1, FFD 7 FAF 85 17-10-1985 DAKSHINA 238, 235/8B1, 234, Puttur Puthuru Bettampady KANNADA 232/6, 231, 407/1 124/1, 191, 177/1, 1 1 FFD 9 FAF 82 5/6-8-1982 58.58 144-75 KUKKEHALLY UDUPI UDUPI KAPU KUKKEHALLY 192/1, 181/1A, 166/1 Kundapur 2 15 FFD 84 FAF 84 25-09-1985 Udupi Kundapura Karkala KARKALA yellare 52/1 FFD 84 FAF 84 25-09-1985 125/1, 257/1, 266, Yellare Udupi Kundapura Karkala KARKALA Kadthala 267, 224/1, 142/1, 46-12 114-00 kadthala 222/1, 90/2, 203/2 15 16 FFD 30 FAF 85 20.11.85 236, 177/2A, 159, DAKSHINA Puttur Malavanthige 162, 262/1, 171, 59.89 148-00 KANNADA 168/1 16 14 FFD 65 FAF 77 13.10.77 118, 103, 105/1A, 112, 187.77 464-00 Paikadam DAKSHINA Puttur Puthuru Kaniyur 113/1, 13/1 ale KANNADA FFD 65 FAF 77 13.10.77 56/1, 53, 46/2, 40, 50/1, 26/1, 102, DAKSHINA 103/1A, 68/4A, 2A, Puttur Puthuru Kaimane KANNADA 69/1A, 70, 109/1A1A1 FFD 65 FAF 77 13.10.77 66/1A, 70/2A1A, 73, DAKSHINA 178/3, 77/1A, 79/1A, Puttur Puthuru Charvaka KANNADA 171/1, 88/1B1 AHFF 11 FAF 88 27-09-1988 167, 168, 169, 76:1, 83, 199:1A, Udupi Kundapura Coondapur Belal & karadi 142.04 351-00 Belalu 193:3A, 203 105, 96, 115/1, 3 18 AHFF 32 FAF 94 23.08.94 Udupi Kundapura Karkala Kalya 233/1 58.80 145-30 kalya 4 19 FFD 82 FAF 84 29.01.86 189, 265/2, 233/2, Udupi Kundapura UDUPI UDUPI Kudi 232/1, 267/2, 92.29 228-05 KUDI 266/2 17 20 AHFF 58 FAF 85 02.11.87 348, 107, 128, 108/1B, 127/1-2A, 129/1, 160/1, DAKSHINA Puttur SULLIA SULYA Devachalla 121/2, 119, 162/1- 390.88 977-20 KANNADA 2-3, 184/1, 183/5, 186, 190, 191, 192, 125/1, 185 AHFF 58 FAF 85 02.11.87 DAKSHINA 125/1, 126, 223, DEVACHA Puttur SULLIA SULYA Marakanja KANNADA 226, 225/1C LYA 5 21 FEE 26 FAF 95 21.8.1996 Kundapura Udupi Kundapura Karkala Shethardi 88/1, 204/2 113.91 281-49 25.6.1998 FEE 26 FAF 95 21.8.1996 Kundapura 54/1, 112, 1, Udupi Kundapura Karkala Montradi 165/2, 134/1, 172, 173/1, FEE 26 FAF 95 21.8.1996 Kundapura 132/1, 293/1, Udupi Kundapura Karkala Valvadi 160/2, 213/1, 314/1, 6 22 FFD 36 FAF 83 25.02.85 Andra Udupi Kundapura Karkala KARKALA Kabbinale 103/1 28.80 72-00 north 1 23 FFD 50 FAF 85 25.02.86 DAKSHINA BANTVAL 50/1, 72/1, 85/1A, Mangalore BANTWAL Kudambettu 70.80 177-00 KANNADA A 83/4, 35/9 FFD 50 FAF 85 25.02.86 61/2, 99/1A, DAKSHINA BANTVAL Mangalore BANTWAL Kadabettu 104/1, 4/2, 67/1, KANNADA A 68/1 FFD 50 FAF 85 25.02.86 DAKSHINA BANTVAL Kudambe Mangalore BANTWAL Mudapadukodi 18, 15/5A KANNADA A ttu 18 24 FFD 43 FAF 83 25.02.85 173/1, 174/1A, 255/1A, 211/1, DAKSHINA BELTANG 256/4, 312/1-2, Puttur BELTHANGADY Ilanthila 44.00 110-00 Ilanthila KANNADA ADI 290/1, 251, 254/1, 46, 30, 228/1C2, 269/1, 176/2 19 25 FFD 3 FAF 84 02-01-1985 184/1, 104/1, 102, DAKSHINA Shirady - Puttur BELTHANGADY KOKKADA SHIBAJE 100, 99, 103/1 , 149.69 369-90 KANNADA Shishila 98/3 20 26 FFD 61 FAF 83 06.03.85 Puttur Belthangady Mundur 69/1, 69/7 20.23 50-00 Mundur Page 64 FFD 61 FAF 83 06.03.85 Puttur Belthangady Melanthabettu 12/1 7 27 AHFF 54 FAF 90 01.06.92 Kundapura 65, 76, 79, 70, 72, Naganaka Udupi Kundapura Kundapura Mudur 101.73 250-00 73/1 lbare 8 28 391, 218/1, 397, 39.24 94-85 FEE 44 FAF 94 20.02.1995 Kundapura 391, 218/1, 397, Shankara Udupi Kundapura Kundapura Shankaranarayana 39.24 94-85 476/1, 115/1 476/1, 115/1 narayana 21 15 FEE 41 FAF 96 22-10-1997 Addendume sub: DAKSHINA Forest settlementK Puttur KANNADA DKD 22 30 FFD 43 FAF 85 30-12-1987 71, 11/1, 99/1, DAKSHINA UPPINAN Puttur PUTTUR BELLIPPADI 12/1, 103/1, 13/1, 122.74 303-30 KANNADA GADI 81 FFD 43 FAF 85 30-12-1987 BELLIPPA DAKSHINA UPPINAN DI & Puttur PUTTUR NEKKILADY 117/2, 84/1A, 73 KANNADA GADI NEKKILAD Y 23 16 AFD 65 FAF 76 10-11-1976 13, 25, 86 65.16 161-00 Palthadu DAKSHINA UPPINAN Puttur PUTTUR Palthadu KANNADA GADI 9 32 FFD 58 FAF 84 28.10.1985 172/1, 285, 286, Udupi Kundapura Karkala KARKALA Kanthavara 336/1, 228/11A, 69.42 171-55 BELADY 268/2, 354/4 2 33 AHFF 46 FAF 86 24.10.87 60/8, 116/1, 119/1, 119/2, DAKSHINA Mangalore Bantvala Karpe 119/3, 86/1A, 25.50 63-00 KANNADA 89/2, 99/2, and 105/3 3 33 AHFF 46 FAF 86 24.10.87 DAKSHINA Mangalore Bantvala Sangabettu 117/1 Karpe KANNADA 24 34 113/1, 159, 205, 187, 105-00 FFD 36 FAF 84 7.1.85 113/1, 159, 205, of Thannirupantha , 187, of DAKSHINA Thannirupantha Thanniru 168/1, 310/2, machina Puttur BELTHANGADY Thannirupantha , 42.49 105-00 KANNADA and machina pantha 168/1, 310/2, machina 25 35 FFD 63 FAF 83 06.3.85 DAKSHINA Puttur BELTHANGADY Machina 199/1 23.15 57-20 Machina KANNADA 26 36 FFD 21 FAF 84 26.12.84 DAKSHINA Puttur BELTHANGADY Laila 158/1 20-76 51-30 Narvi KANNADA 10 37 FFD 46 FAF 85 24-02-1986 178/1 of mudar, Mudar, karvashe Udupi Kundapura Karkala 175/1 of karvashe 98.34 243-00 Mudar and mala and 237/1 of mala 27 38 AHFF 45 FAF 90 01.06.92 116, 119, 178, 210, 113, 260-1, 260-2, 260/4, 225/2A, DAKSHINA 221/1, 117/1, Puttur SULLIA Nelluru 95.76 239-72 KANNADA 257/1, 219/2, 219/3, 172/1, 118, 181/3B1A, 180/1, 182, 179 AHFF 45 FAF 90 01.06.92 DAKSHINA Puttur SULLIA Kemraje KANNADA AHFF 45 FAF 90 01.06.92 12/2, 8/1A, 39/1B, DAKSHINA Puttur SULLIA Markanja 42/2A2, 40/1A, Bemmaru KANNADA 41/1A, 41/2A, 48/1 28 39 FFD 3 FAF 77 16-04-1977 12/1, 30 109.67 271-00 Dadantha FEE 103 FAF 2001 23.11.2001 12/1, 63, 70, mle 328/2, 316/1, DAKSHINA Dandatha Puttur BELTHANGADY KOKKADA BELALU 85/1, 111/1A1, 109.67 271-00 KANNADA male 118/1, 117/1, 125, 123, 126, 128 11 40 FFD 22 FAF 85 23.07.85 Coondapura 146, 38, 230/1, Udupi Kundapura Coondapura Hongavalli 498.94 1232.87 164/2, 176, 175/4 FFD 22 FAF 85 23.07.85 Coondapura Hongavall Udupi Kundapura Coondapura Belve 92 i 12 41 FFD 11 FAF 85 03.10.85 153/1, 72/2, 190/1, 193/1, 194/1, 345/1, paladka & 345/2, 345/3, Udupi Kundapura karkal 53.97 133.36 kadandale 346/1, 346/2, 346/3, 346/4, 346/5, 257/1, 173/2 29 42 FFD 6 FAF 84 04-01-1985 DAKSHINA Puttur
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    Executive summary of the UGC Approved Minor Research Project Entitled: “Ecological studies on mosquito species and community perception regarding the mosquito borne diseases in Sullia Taluk of Dakshina Kannada District”. Name of the Principal Investigator: Sri Ishwara Prasad K.S. The First chapter titled “Introduction” provides a brief plan of the subject matter of the proposal, research objectives, techniques and scope of the study. The ecology and distribution of various mosquito species are important in the determination of mosquito abundance and associated diseases prevalence. Some aspects of human ecology greatly influence mosquito distribution, species relative abundance and their survival. The effects of land use change by humans have long been recognized as a factor in the exacerbation of mosquitoes and mosquito-borne diseases. These alterations can be water retention systems, deforestation, agricultural development, canal irrigation and urbanization. In addition to these alterations human behaviour associated with each of these landscape modifications may contribute significantly to vector and disease transmission. India is ranked fifth in terms of mosquito biodiversity after Brazil, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. The Indian mosquito fauna includes 393 species divided among 49 genera and 41 subgenera. Subfamily Anophelinae contains 61 species in one genus followed by subfamily Culicinae with 332 species in 11 tribes and 48 genera. Tribe Aedini of subfamily Culicinae contains the highest number of species (176 species in 33 genera. Mosquitoes are capable of breeding in a variety of environments. Many mosquitoes are generalists and choose a variety of oviposition sites, whereas others are specialists and choose unique habitats for laying eggs. The specialist mosquitoes tend to disappear after land use changes (e.g.
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    Study of Small Schools in Karnataka – Final Draft Report Study of SMALL SCHOOLS IN KARNATAKA FFiinnaall RReeppoorrtt Submitted to: O/o State Project Director, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Karnataka 15th September 2010 Catalyst Management Services Pvt. Ltd. #19, 1st Main, 1st Cross, Ashwathnagar RMV 2nd Stage, Bangalore – 560 094, India SSA Mission, Karnataka CMS, Bangalore Ph.: +91 (080) 23419616 Fax: +91 (080) 23417714 Email: raghu@cms -india.org: [email protected]; Website: http://www.catalysts.org Study of Small Schools in Karnataka – Final Draft Report Acknowledgement We thank Smt. Sandhya Venugopal Sharma,IAS, State Project Director, SSA Karnataka, Mr.Kulkarni, Director (Programmes), Mr.Hanumantharayappa - Joint Director (Quality), Mr. Bailanjaneya, Programme Officer, Prof. A. S Seetharamu, Consultant and all the staff of SSA at the head quarters for their whole hearted support extended for successfully completing the study on time. We also acknowledge Mr. R. G Nadadur, IAS, Secretary (Primary& Secondary Education), Mr.Shashidhar, IAS, Commissioner of Public Instruction and Mr. Sanjeev Kumar, IAS, Secretary (Planning) for their support and encouragement provided during the presentation on the final report. We thank all the field level functionaries specifically the BEOs, BRCs and the CRCs who despite their busy schedule could able to support the field staff in getting information from the schools. We are grateful to all the teachers of the small schools visited without whose cooperation we could not have completed this study on time. We thank the SDMC members and parents who despite their daily activities were able to spend time with our field team and provide useful feedback about their schools.
  • 31St Aug, 2018

    31St Aug, 2018

    Note: This sheet is applicable for uploading the particulars related to the unclaimed and unpaid amount pending with company. Make sure that the details are in accordance with the information already provided in e-form IEPF-2 L27101WB1985PLC039503 Date Of AGM(DD-MON-YYYY) CIN/BCINPrefill Company/Bank Name MAITHAN ALLOYS LTD. 31-AUG-2018 Sum of unpaid and unclaimed dividend 503074.50 Sum of interest on matured debentures 0.00 Sum of matured deposit 0.00 Sum of interest on matured deposit 0.00 Sum of matured debentures 0.00 Sum of interest on application money due for refund 0.00 Sum of application money due for refund 0.00 Redemption amount of preference shares 0.00 Sales proceed for fractional shares 0.00 Validate Clear Proposed Date of Investor First Investor Middle Investor Last Father/Husband Father/Husband Father/Husband Last DP Id-Client Id-Account Amount Address Country State District Pin Code Folio Number Investment Type transfer to IEPF Name Name Name First Name Middle Name Name Number transferred (DD-MON-YYYY) NARESH KUMAR PATEL NA NA KALYANI ENTERPRISES,AT G T ROAD INDIA West Bengal 713334 J00051 Amount for unclaimed and 3000 26-OCT-2018 KULTI,NEAR COLLEGE MORE, PO unpaid dividend KULTI,DIST BURDWAN PURSHOTTAM PATEL NA NA KALYANI ENTERPRISES,ATG T ROAD INDIA West Bengal 713343 P00157 Amount for unclaimed and 3000 26-OCT-2018 KULTI,NEAR COLLEGE MORE, PO unpaid dividend KULTI,DIST BURDWAN SARIKA GOYAL RAMJEE LAL AGRAWAL AMLA TOLA,CHAIBASA,DIST WEST INDIA Jharkhand 833201 IN302201-11052330- Amount for unclaimed and 1762 26-OCT-2018