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L. -33004/99 vlk/kj.k EXTRAORDINARY Hkkx I—[k.M 1 PART I—Section 1 izkf/dkj ls izdkf'kr PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY la. 41] ubZ fnYyh] lkseokj] iQjojh 17] 2014@ek?k 28] 1935 No. 41] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2014/MAGHA 28, 1935 सामाDजक या य और अिधका@रता मंऽालय (सामाDजक याय और अिधका@रता Bवभाग) संकप ubZ fnYyh] 17 iQjojh] 2014 फाफाफा.फा ...संसंसंसं....120151201512015////05050505////201120112011----बीबीबीबी....सीसीसी ...II ...Ñ.ÑÑÑ जबAक मंडल आयोग क3 @रपोट मQ दोनU सूिचयU मQ शािमल जाितयU और समुदायU को समाAहत करके अ य Bपछड़े वग क3 सामा य के ि/य सूची और 26 रा यU और संघ रा य >ेऽU से संबंिधत अ य Bपछड़े वग क3 सामाय के ि/ य सूची को अनुबंधअनुबंध----11 मQ यथा िनAदं ट कया ण मंऽालय के संक पU के तहत अिधसूिचत Aकया गया था; और जबAक, रां श/ य Bपछड़ा वग आयोग (इसके बाद एनसीबी सी के प मQ संदिभत ) का गठन रांश/य Bपछड़ा वग आयोग अिधिनयम, 1993 (1993 का 27) क3 धारा 3 के अंतगत Aकया गया था और इसे नाग@र कU के Aकसी वग को सूिचयU मQ Bपछड़ा वग के प मQ शािमल करने संबंधी अनुरोध क3 जांच करने और ऐसी सूची मQ Aकसी Bपछड़े वग के अित समावेशन एवं अ प समावेशन क3 िशकायतU को सुनने तथा के ि/ य सरकार को सलाह देने, जैसा उपयु त हो, के िलए उ त अिधिनयम क3 धारा 9 क3 उप धारा (1) के अंतगत शD तयां ूदान क3 गई हS; और जबAक, उ त के ि/ य सूची को एनसीबीसी क3 िसफा@रशU पर संशोिधत Aकया गया था और अनुबंधअनुबंध----II मQ यथािनAदं ट संक प के तहत के ि/ य सरकार ारा समय -समय पर अिधसूिचत Aकया गया था ; 640 GI/2014 (1) 2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART I—SEC . 1] और जबAक, एनसीबीसी ने 13 रा यU नामश: आंी ूदेश, Bबहार, गोवा, Aहमाचल ूदेश, झारख ड, कनाटक, केरल, महारां श, पंजाब, तिमलनाडु, उ तराखंड, उ तर ूदेश, पDँ चम बंगाल और 3 संघ राय >ेऽU नामश: रांश/य राजधानी >ेऽ Aद ली, पुडुचेर/ और चंड/गढ़ के संबंध मQ उ त के ि/य सूिचयU मQ समावेशन या संशोधन के िलए जाितयU एवं समुदायU (उप जाितयU एवं उनके पयाय) क3 आगे िसफा@रश क3 है; और जबAक, के ि/य सरकार ने एनसीबीसी क3 उपरो त िसफा@रशU पर Bवचार Aकया है और उ हQ ः वीकार कर िलया है तथा उपयु त रा यU और संघ रा य >ेऽU के अ य Bपछड़े वग क3 के ि/य सूची मQ संशोधन अिधसूिचत करने का िनणय िलया है; अत: अब उ त अिधिनयम क3 धारा 2 के खंड (ग) के साथ पAठत खंड (क) ारा ूद त शD तयU का ूयोग करते हुए के ि/य सरकार, प@रिशंट मQ यथािनAदं ट उपरो त रायU और संघ राय >ेऽU के संबंध मQ अ य Bपछड़े वग क3 उ त सूची मQ समावेशन एवं संशोधनU को एतारा अिधसूिचत करती है। ये समावेशन और संशोधन राजपऽ मQ इस संक प के ूकाशन क3 तार/ख से ूभावी हUगे। प@रिशंट भाग ÐÐÐ ककक िनननिलDखत िलDखत रायUयU/ ///संघसंघ राय >ेऽU से संबंिधत अय Bपछड़े वग क3 केि/ि/य य सूची मQ शािमल करनाकरना////संशोधनसंशोधन करना : 111.1... आंी ूदेश 222.2... Bबहार 333.3... गोवा 444.4... Aहमाचल ूदेश 555.5... झारख ड 666.6... कनाटक 777.7... केरल 888.8... महारां श 999.9... पंजाब 101010.10 ... तिमलनाडु 111111.11 ... उततराख राखड 121212.12 ... उततर र ूदेश 131313.13 ... पDँचचम म बंगाल 141414.14 ... रांश/श/य य राजधानी >ेऽ Aदली 151515.15 ... पुडुचेर/ 161616.16 ... च ड/ड/गढ़गढ़ भाग ÐÐÐ ख रायय- ---वारवार अय Bपछड़ा वग क3 के ि/ि/यसूचीयसूची मQ संशोधन (((iii ))) आंी ूदेश Bवमान ूBवDंट नई ूBवDं ट यां 108 . शू य 108 . गुAडआ///गुAडया (((ौीकाकुलम ,,, Bवजयानगरम तथा Bवशाखाप टनम DजलU तक ह/ ¹Hkkx Iµ[k.M 1º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 3 सीिमत ) 109 . शू य 109 . कुमD (((तेलंगाना >ेऽ तथा कृंणा Dजले तक ह/ सीिमत ) 110 . शू य 110110110 . बुडुबुंजाला ///भुंजवा ///भडभुंजा (((हैदराबाद तथा रंगारे ड/ DजलU तक ह/ सीिमत ) 111 . शू य 111111111 . लका मार/ कापू (((तेलंगाना >ेऽ तक ह/ सीिमत ) (((iiiiii ))) गोवा Bवमान ूBवDंट नई ूBवDं ट 20 . शू य 202020 . Bवँ व कमा///चार/ ///मेःता (((iiiiiiiii ))) Aहमाचल ूदेश Bवमान ूBवDंट संशोिधत ///नई ूBवDंट यां 2. अरद पोप 2. अरद पोप , पोपो ॄा*ण 27 . धींवर या झींवर , 27 . धींवर या झींवर , झीवर , Dझवर ,,, Dझयूर ,,, झीर झीवर 54 . शू य 545454 . अनुसूिचत जाित तथा अनुसूिचत जनजाित को छोड़कर Dजला मंड/ क3 चोहार घाट/ क3 12 माम पंचायतU ''''''बरधान'' बरधानबरधान,,,, बरोटबरोट,,,, बथेर/बथेर/,,,, धमयायाण णणण,,,, कथोगकथोग,,,, लटरानलटरान,,,, लपासलपास,,,, रोपारोपा,,,, िसलवधवानीिसलवधवानी,,,, सुधारसुधार,,,, Aटककर ररर,,,, तरःवावान न मQ िनवास करने वाले चौहारका (((iviviv ))) झारख ड Bवमान ूBवDंट नई ूBवDं ट यां 128 . शू य 128128128 . िछपी 129 . शू य 129129129 . मयरा (((मैरा ) मोदक (((vvv))) कनाटक Bवमान ूBवDंट संशोिधत ///नई ूBवDंट यां 145 . ितगाला , िथगाला , ितगलर , वाDणकूला 145 . ितगाला , िथगाला , ितगलर , वाDणकूला >Bऽय , वD न या , >Bऽय, वD नया, वD नयार, वD नया गाव डर, वD नयार, वD नया गाव डर, गाऊंडर/गौव डर, पदयाची, कांडेर, गाऊंडर/गौव डर, पदयाची, कांडेर, शंभुकुला शंभुकुला >Bऽय, अD नकुला >Bऽय, धमराजा कापु, कुरोवान, प ली, >Bऽय, अD नकुला >Bऽय, धमराजा कापु, अDननव वनीनी, ,,, अDननव व श >Bऽय कुरोवान, प ली 146 . बेलदार , चूनार , गवंद/ , गोवंद/ , गावद/ , 146 . उ पा रारारा ,,, उप ररर,,, उपे रारारा ,,, िलंगायत उपा रारारा ///सु ना गरा ,,, गाउंड/, मेलूसकरे, का लू कुट/गा उ परा, उपपिलयान िलयानिलयान,,,, बेलदार, चूनार, गवंद/, गोवंद/, गावद/, गाउंड/, मेलूस करेयाव , नामदा उपारा, सु ना उ पारा, मेलूस करे, का लू कुट/गा उ परा, मेलूसकरेयाव , नामदा उपारा, सू नागरा, पAदत/पित, पAदिथ, उ पपिलगा, सु ना उ पारा, सू नागरा, पAदत/पित, पAदिथ, उ पपिलगा, उ पपिलगा से ठ0, सागर, सागरा, केरेबंद/याव , उ पपिलगा से ठ0, सागर, सागरा, केरेबंद/याव , लोनार/, ये कली, लोनार/, ये कली, याकालरा याकालरा 155 . इAडगा , बेलचाड , पूजार/ , देशा भंडार/ , 155 . इAडगा , बेलचाड , पूजार/ , देशा भंडार/ , ईAडगा , इिलगा , ईिलगा , ईAडगा, इिलगा, ईिलगा, हालेपाइक, होलेपाइ- हालेपाइक, होलेपाइ-का , Bब लावा, देवार, मलयाली Bबलावा, द/वार, 4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART I—SEC . 1] का , Bब ला वा , देवार , मलयाली Bबला वा , दावराम का लू, Aदवाराम का लू, नामधार/ , कलाल , गWडला , गुंडला , द/वार, दावराम कालू, Aदवाराम कालू, नामधार/, िथयान, िथयान, ितयान, इझावा, िथया, नदार, गामला कलाल, गWडला, गुंडला, िथयान, िथयान, ितयान, इझावा, िथया, नदार, 157 . दजD , भवसार >Bऽय , िच पी , िच पी गा , 157 . दजD , भवसार >Bऽय , िच पी , िच पी गा , िस पी , िश पी , िस पी, िश पी, िलंगयात िस पी, िसविस पी, िलंगयात िस पी, िसविस पी, साई, िमराई, रंगार/, रंगरेज, िनलार/, साई, िमराई, रंगार/, रंगरेज, िनलार/, नामदेव, नामदेव, नामदेव िस पी, रंगारे, नीलागर, िलंगयात नीलागर, बनागारा नामदेव िस पी, रंगारे, नीलागर, िलंगयात नीलागर 160 . प टेगार , पटवेकर/ , प टेगर 160 . प टेगार , पटवेकर/ , प टेगर , सोमवंश सहॐजुना >Bऽय 167 . बािलजा , बालाDजगा , बानाDजगा , बाले 167 . बािलजा , बालाDजगा , बानाDजगा , बाले बालाDजगा , दास बालाDजगा, दास बानाDजगा, नायडू, बानाDजगा, नायडू, भोगम/तेलुगा, कलावंतीकलावंती,,,, तेलगा बािलजा, तेलगा भोगम/तेलुगा, तेलगा बािलजा, तेलगा बानाDजगा, से ट/ बालीजा, से ट/ बालाDजगा, कासवान, बानाDजगा, से ट/ बालीजा, से ट/ बालाDजगा, म नूर/मु नार, मुऽासी/माऽाच, ज ना पान, बालेगरा, िलंगयात कासवान, म नूर/मु नार, मुऽासी/माऽाच, बालेगाला/ बालेशता ज ना पान, बालेगरा, िलंगयात बालेगाला/ बालेशता 196 .
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