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1. Name of Public Authority: Directorate of Sericulture and Weaving, Meghalaya, Shillong CHAPTER -8 (Manual 7) Name, Designation, Particulars of Public Information Officers: 1. Name of Public Authority: Directorate of Sericulture and Weaving, Meghalaya, Shillong. Appellate Authority Public Authority Name Designation Phone No. Fax Email Address Directorate of Shri. B. Director, 2223279 0364- Dirswgovt_me Directorate of Sericulture and Sericulture and Ch. Sericulture 2223279 [email protected] Weaving, Lower Lachumiere, Weaving Hajong and Weaving om Nokrek building, Meghalaya, Shillong- 793001 DISTRICT HEADQUARTER East Khasi Hills -do- -do- Ri-Bhoi District -do- -do- Jaintia Hills -do- -do- West Khasi Hills -do- -do- West Garo Hills Smt. L. Jt. Director, Dkhar Sericulture and Weaving, Tura East Garo Hills -do- -do- South Garo Hills -do- -do- SUB-DIVISION Public Authority Name Designation Phone No. Fax Email Address Sohra Sub Division Shri. B. Director, Ch. Sericulture Hajong and Weaving Mairang Sub Division -do- -do- Amlarem Sub -do- -do- Division Khliehriat Sub -do- -do- Division Resubelpara Sub Smt. L. Jt. Director, Division Dkhar Sericulture and Weaving, Tura Ampati Sub Division -do- -do- Dadengri Sub -do- -do- Division PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS Public Authority Name Designation Phone No. Fax Email Address Directorate of Smti.B. Lyngdoh DDS 2223279 0364- dirswgovt_megh Directorate of Sericulture and Sericulture and Weaving 2223279 @hotmail.com Weaving, Lower Lachumiere, Nokreh building, Meghalaya, Shillong- 793001 DISTRICT HEADQUARTER East Khasi Hills Shri. D.D. Medhi DSO, Shillong - - Smti. M.R. Leewait ZOW, Shillong Ri-Bhoi District Shri.F. Kharkongor DSO, Nongpoh - serinongpoh@ Smti. D.P. Tariang DHO, Nongpoh gmail.com Jaintia Hills Smti. A. Passah DSO, Jowai 953632223 - Smti. D. Lyngdoh DHO, Jowai 804 West Khasi Hills Shri. R. Wankhar DSO, Nongstoin - serinongstoin@ Shri. F. Pariat DHO, Nongstoin gmail.com West Garo Hills Shri. Bimal. Ch. Hajong DSO, Tura - - Smti. G.R. Marak DHO, Tura East Garo Hills Smti. S.G. Momin DSO, Williamnagar - - Shri. D. Kr. Hajong DHO, Williamnagar South Garo Hills Shri. C.K. Marak DSO, I/c South Garo Hills, - Ckmark08@ Baghmara rediffmail.com Smti. C.B. Sangma DHO, I/c South Garo Hills, Baghmara SUB-DIVISION Public Authority Name Designation Phone No. Fax Email Address Sohra Sub Division Shri. D.D. Medhi DSO, Shillong zonalweaving@ Smti. M.R. Leewait ZOW, Shillong hotmail.com Mairang Sub Division Shri. R. Wankhar DSO, Nongstoin serinongstoin@ Shri. F. Pariat DHO, Nongstoin gmail.com Amlarem Sub Division Smti. A. Passah DSO, Jowai Smti. D. Lyngdoh DHO, Jowai Khliehriat Sub Division Smti. A. Passah DSO, Jowai Smti. D. Lyngdoh DHO, Jowai Resubelpara Sub Shri. C.K. Marak DSO, Resubelpara Ckmarak08@re Division Shri. R. Rabha HDO, Dilma diffmail.com Ampati Sub Division Shri. Bimal. Ch. Hajong DSO, Tura Smti. G.R. Marak DHO, Tura Dadengri Sub Division Shri. B.P. Hajong SDO, Tikrikilla 953650225 Smti. G.R. Marak DHO, Tura 530 ASSISTANT PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERS Public Authority Name Designation Phone Fax Email Address No. Directorate of Smti. I. H. Khongwir Research Officer 2223279 0364- dirswgovt_megh Directorate of Sericulture and Sericulture and 222327 @hotmail.com Weaving, Lower Lachumiere, Weaving 9 Nokreh building, Meghalaya, Shillong- 793001 DISTRICT HEADQUARTER East Khasi Hills - EO, Shillong East Khasi Hills District Shri. A. Khonglam WI, Shillong Ri-Bhoi District Smti. R. B. Lyngwa EO, Nongpoh Ri-Bhoi District Shri. J. Nongkhlwa WI, Nongpoh Jaintia Hills - EO. Wahajer Jaintia Hills Shri. B. Suting WI, Jowai West Khasi Hills Shri. B. Kharkongor EO (Sericulture), Nongstoin West Khasi Hills Shri. R. Tariang EO (Handloom), Nongstoin West Garo Hills Shri. P. Barman EO (Sericulture), Tura West Garo Hills Shri. C.R. Marak EO (Handloom), Tura East Garo Hills Shri. Md. A. H. Mollah EO (Sericulture), Samanda East Garo Hills - EO (Handloom), Williamnagar South Garo Hills - EO (Sericulture), Baghmara South Garo Hills Shri. B. Pala EO (Handloom), Baghmara SUB-DIVISION Public Authority Name Designation Phone Fax Email Address No. Sohra Sub Division - EO (Sericulture), Shillong, East Khasi Hills District Shri. B. Rani Weaving Inspector WESU, Shillong Mairang Sub Shri. B. Kharkongor EO (Sericulture), Nongstoin West Khasi Hills Division Shri. R. Tariang EO (Handloom), Nonstoin Amlarem Sub - EO (Sericulture), Jowai Jaintia Hills Division Smti. A. Sumer EO (Handloom), Jowai Khliehriat Sub - EO (Sericulture), Jowai -do- Division Smti. B. Suting EO (Handloom), Jowai Resubelpara Sub Shri. M. Ch. Marak EO (Sericulture), Resubelpara North Garo Hills Division Shri. H. Barman EO (Handloom), Dilma Ampati Sub Shri. P. Barman EO (Sericulture), Tura West Garo Hills Division Shri. C.R. Marak EO (Handloom), Tura Dadengri Sub Shri. A. Hakim EO (Sericulture), Belguri West Garo Hills Division Shri. C.R. Marak EO (Handloom), Tura .
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