DOCSLIB.ORG

Fully and Moti- Vate You to Overcome Hurdles

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Fully and Moti- Vate You to Overcome Hurdles y k y cm BIG OCCASION DELHI’S COVID SURGE SELF-STYLED GURU JAILED Actor Priyanka Chopra is set to star with Covid is bound to worsen as a mix of pollution, A ‘self-help’ guru convicted of running a cult-like Grammy-winner Celine Dion in an overcrowding and winter is proving to be a organisation of sex slaves sentenced to 120 years in prison upcoming romantic drama LEISURE | P2 triple whammy TWO STATES | P7 INTERNATIONAL | P10 VOLUME 10, ISSUE 207 | www.orissapost.com BHUBANESWAR | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 | 2020 12 PAGES | `4.00 IRREGULAR by MANJUL INTEREST WAIVER Monsoon bids adieu Outstanding as POST NEWS NETWORK of Feb 29 to be Bhubaneswar, Oct 28: The southwest reference point monsoon which arrived in the state FACT SHEET June 11 has completely withdrawn from AGENCIES the entire state Wednesday (October 28), the Bhubaneswar Meteorological Withdrawal of the south-west New Delhi, Oct 28: The loan out- Centre said. monsoon has been standing as of February 29 would “The southwest monsoon withdrew considerably delayed this be the reference amount for cal- from some parts of interior Odisha year, not seen since 2010 culating the differential interest Which pollster OLA winter session October 26 and it completely withdrew amount under the 'scheme for did you The state received 1302.9mm vote for? from entire Odisha and from entire the rain against LPA of 1251.2mm grant of ex gratia payment of dif- country today,” it said. (4 per cent excess) from June ference between compound in- by Dec 31: Speaker This year, the monsoon had hit Kerala, 1 to October 28 terest and simple interest' ac- June 1 and set in over Odisha June 11. cording to the FAQs released by the SHORT TAKES It covered entire Odisha by June 13. Total 12 low pressure systems Finance Ministry. POST NEWS NETWORK can start the session, the The state received a total of 1302.9mm formed out of which five The Reserve Bank Tuesday state government and rainfall against LPA rainfall of 1251.2mm consecutively formed in asked all lending institutions, in- Bhubaneswar, Oct 28: Governor can decide. No Int’l flights to remain (4 per cent excess) from June 1 to October August and three in October cluding non-banking financial Speaker Surjya Narayan decision has been taken on 28 (date of withdrawal of monsoon). companies, to ensure that the Patro Wednesday said the the date as of now. The ses- suspended till Nov 30 A total of 12 low pressure systems during July. The state had witnessed 35 five districts received excess (between scheme of waiver of interest on in- next session of the State sion will be conducted before New Delhi: The Centre formed over Bay Bengal from June to per cent deficit rainfall in July. 20 per cent and 60 per cent) and rest terest for loans up to `2 crore for Assembly is likely to be con- December 31. The COVID Wednesday extended the October 28 out of which five low pres- Similarly, the state received 40 per cent seven districts received normal rain- the six-month moratorium period ducted before December 31. outbreak is yet to be eradi- suspension of scheduled sure systems consecutively formed in excess and 32 per cent deficit rainfall in fall. is implemented by November 5, as “The Assembly session cated in the country as well commercial international flight August and three in October. the months of August and September This year, the monsoon withdrawal decided by the government. is bound to cover 60 days in as in the state. So the same operations to and from India till In June, the state recorded 15 per cent respectively. Also in two days (August 26 has been considerably delayed after Last Friday, the government a year. In the third session, scrutiny we used in the last November 30. “This restriction excess rainfall. Many unfavourable & 27), a very high amount of rainfall 2010. In 2010, the southwest monsoon had had announced the scheme for the house sat for 13 days. It session would continue in shall not apply to international conditions like absence of adequate low (129.7mm) occurred in state which caused withdrawn from the entire state October grant of ex gratia payment of dif- sat for seven days in the the next session too,” all-cargo operations and flights pressure system over Bay of Bengal riverline floods in some areas. 28. The three consecutive low pressure ference between compound in- fourth session. Now, we need He said that the Assembly specifically approved by the (only one low pressure formed over Bay In October, the state recorded 69 per systems (one deep depression, one de- terest and simple interest for six to have 40 more days of the was now equipped with Directorate General of Civil Bengal from July 5 to July 7) and east- cent more than normal rainfall. Rainfall pression and one low pressure) formed months to borrowers in specified session. We have planned a video conferencing, Wi-Fi Aviation,” an official statement ern part of monsoon trough lay to north- over Odisha in October (till October 28) over Bay of Bengal in this month may loan accounts. The lenders were calendar for the conduction facilities to make the work- said Wednesday. “However, ern position than normal or close to has been 162.1m against the normal be one of the causes for the delay in asked to complete the exercise of of the 40 days of the ing paperless. “We will also international scheduled flights foothills of Himalayas in many days rainfall of 95.9 mm. Out of 30 districts, withdrawal of the southwest monsoon crediting the amount in the ac- Assembly,” he said. train our staff for paper- may be allowed on select routes by the competent authority on a resulted in deficient rainfall over Odisha 18 districts received large excess (60%), from Odisha, the Met department said. counts of borrowers by November 5. He said, “On when we less work,” he pointed out. case-to-case basis,” it added. After early success, MOTHERLY LOVE Misconduct: DU Amid drug rage, state boat ambulances set VC suspended to go places in state New Delhi: The Vice Chancellor forms panel to fight it MANISH KUMAR, OP of the University of Delhi was suspended on President Ram POST NEWS NETWORK Bhubaneswar, Oct 28: The health Nath Kovind's orders, the Union department is all set to expand education ministry said Wednesday, amid a major row Bhubaneswar, Oct 28: Even as the services of 108 boat ambu- over appointments that spawned the menace of drug addiction is lances in different cut-off areas to an ugly power tussle. The raging in the country, the state gov- boost delivery of health services education ministry had asked the ernment has formed a special com- in far-flung areas of the state. President to allow an inquiry mittee of officials to fight the Days after the services were against Yogesh Tyagi after a scourge in the state through several well received in two blocks of dispute over appointments to the interventions. wards increasing community par- Kendrapara, they will be rolled university last week. The department of Social ticipation and public cooperation. out in Koraput, Malkangiri and Security and Empowerment of It has been envisioned that the ban Kalahandi districts. Sabyasachi Persons with Disabilities (SSEPD) on sale of cigarettes within 100 Biswal, State-Head Ziqitza MARKET WATCH which deals with drug de-addic- metres of an educational institu- Healthcare, the firm which man- tion issues has formed an 18-mem- tion would be enforced by the panel. ages the services, said there are six INDEX VARIATION ber panel with people with varied Training programmes at dif- boat ambulances to serve people expertise such as drug de-addic- ferent levels would be organized to in cutoff areas. “We have two boat tion, policing, narcotics and others. increase awareness among peo- ambulances in Kendrapara, two in SENSEX 39922.46 599.64 SSEPD secretary Bhaskar Sarma ple. Social media could also be Malkangiri, one each in Koraput BOURSES NIFTY 11729.60 159.80 is the chairman of the committee roped in to boost the presence of and Kalahandi. Two are working while Director General of Police is such activities on the social media. in Kendrapara and works on oth- `0.22 DOLLAR 74.08 a member of the panel. Other mem- The panel would visit institu- ers will begin soon,” he said. A jungle babbler feeds its birdlings near Soochana Bhawan in Bhubaneswar, Wednesday PIC: MAUSAM NANDA bers in the panel included tions, hospitals for assessment of These boat ambulances offer EURO 87.03 `0.25 CURRENCY Additional Chief Secretary from the preparedness and implementation life support systems like oxygen, GOLD `50,4171 `544 health department and represen- of the campaign. It has also been anti-snake venom drugs, saline, suc- tatives from the Narcotics Control planned to obtain information on tion machine, BP meter, stetho- SUPER CYCLONE ROUNDS OFF 21 YEARS TODAY SILVER `60,145 `2136 Bureau, education department, the availability and sale of drugs scope, stretchers, wheelchairs and BULLION women and child development de- and review the action taken on others. “There are villages on partment and other experts and such information. other side of the Gupti river where people working in the sector. “The committee will sit at least motorable roads are either not Natural defence against WEATHER The panel named ‘State Level once in two months to review the present or get submerged during BHUB CTK Nasha Mukt Bharat Campaign situation of Nasha Mukt Bharat monsoons. In some areas, the road Committee’ would work towards for- Campaign in Odisha and to for- takes longer to reach hospitals.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Odisha District Gazetteers Nabarangpur
    ODISHA DISTRICT GAZETTEERS NABARANGPUR GOPABANDHU ACADEMY OF ADMINISTRATION [GAZETTEERS UNIT] GENERAL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA ODISHA DISTRICT GAZETTEERS NABARANGPUR DR. TARADATT, IAS CHIEF EDITOR, GAZETTEERS & DIRECTOR GENERAL, TRAINING COORDINATION GOPABANDHU ACADEMY OF ADMINISTRATION [GAZETTEERS UNIT] GENERAL ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA ii iii PREFACE The Gazetteer is an authoritative document that describes a District in all its hues–the economy, society, political and administrative setup, its history, geography, climate and natural phenomena, biodiversity and natural resource endowments. It highlights key developments over time in all such facets, whilst serving as a placeholder for the timelessness of its unique culture and ethos. It permits viewing a District beyond the prismatic image of a geographical or administrative unit, since the Gazetteer holistically captures its socio-cultural diversity, traditions, and practices, the creative contributions and industriousness of its people and luminaries, and builds on the economic, commercial and social interplay with the rest of the State and the country at large. The document which is a centrepiece of the District, is developed and brought out by the State administration with the cooperation and contributions of all concerned. Its purpose is to generate awareness, public consciousness, spirit of cooperation, pride in contribution to the development of a District, and to serve multifarious interests and address concerns of the people of a District and others in any way concerned. Historically, the ―Imperial Gazetteers‖ were prepared by Colonial administrators for the six Districts of the then Orissa, namely, Angul, Balasore, Cuttack, Koraput, Puri, and Sambalpur. After Independence, the Scheme for compilation of District Gazetteers devolved from the Central Sector to the State Sector in 1957.
    [Show full text]
  • Odisha Lift Irrigation Corporation Ltd Bhubaneswar
    ODISHA LIFT IRRIGATION CORPORATION LTD BHUBANESWAR GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES BID DOCUMENT (TECHNICAL BID) (COVER-I) FOR THE WORK INSTALLATION, ENERGISATION AND COMMISSIONING/REVIVAL OF DIFFERENT L.I.PROJECT IN NABARANGPUR DISTRICT OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, LIFT IRRIGATION DIVISION, NABARANGPUR AT/PO- NABARANGPUR, NABARANGPUR-764059 Department of Water Resources, Odisha E-mail – [email protected] ODISHA LIFT IRRIGTION CORPORATION LIMITED ( A Government of Odisha Undertaking) OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, L.I. DIVISION, NABARANGPUR e-Procurement Notice Bid Identification No. OLIC-NGPR-04/2016-17, No 1795 / Dated- 10. 11.2016 The Executive Engineer, Lift Irrigation Division, Nabarangpur on behalf of ODISHA LIFT IRRIGTION CORPORATION LIMITED, BHUBANESWAR invites Percentage Rate bids in online mode for Installation and energisation /Revival of Lift Irrigation Projects on turnkey basis from reputed Contractors/Firms having both valid PWD License of required class and valid HT license issued by E.L.B.O, Odisha, with experience in similar nature of works for the work of Erection of 11KV line, L.T. line & commissioning of electrical Substation for power supply to L.I Projects along with installation of pump set, starter and its energisation including Civil works. The proof of registration from the appropriate authority shall be enclosed along with the Bid. Sl Name of the Name of the Project Tender Bid Cost of Period of Class of Bidder No Block Amount Security Tender Completi (Rs) (Rs) Paper (Rs) on (Days)
    [Show full text]
  • Collectorate: Nabarangpur
    MOST —URGENT COLLECTORATE: NABARANGPUR ODISHA, (COVID-19 CELL) At- Majhiguda, Post/Dist-Nabarangpur-764059 PHONE: +916858222345, Email: dm-nawarangpurnic.in District COVID Control Room :06858-222434 Mobile:7077450077 No.'s /X1V-137/2021-9--4 dated 23.05.2021. ORDER WHEREAS, the Government of Odisha, in exercise of powers conferred u/s 2,3, and 4 of the Epidemic Disease Act,1897 have enunciated the Odisha COVID-19 Regulation 2020 for prevention and containment of COVID-19.; AND WHEREAS, the Collector & District Magistrate, Nabarangpur has been designated as the Empowered Officer and authorized to enforce and implement various measures for containment of the spread of COVID-19 diseases under Regulation 2 of the Odisha Covid-19 Regulations,2020; AND WHEREAS, 344 (THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR) more positive cases of COVID-19 have been detected in the following areas of Nabarangpur District, it is felt necessary to make the affected area as containment zone and to restrict the public for entering into and going out from the containment zone; NOW THEREFORE, in exercise of powers conferred under Regulation 8 the Odisha Covid-19 Regulations, 2020 read with instructions contained in Para No.1 of Order No.2669/R&DM (DM) dated 18.05.2021 of Chief Secretary, Odisha, I, Dr.Ajit Kumar Mishra, OAS(SS), District Magistrate & Collector, Nabarangpur and the Empowered Officer do hereby direct to implement the following directions:- CONTAINMENT ZONE: I) The period of CONTAINMENT ZONE in respect of the following areas of Nabarangpur District declared earlier are hereby extended till the midnight of 02.06.2021.
    [Show full text]
  • IEE: India: Rural Roads Sector II Investment Program (Project 4
    Environmental Assessment Report Initial Environmental Examination for Orissa Project Number: 37066 June 2009 India: Rural Roads Sector II Investment Program (Project 4) Prepared by [Author(s)] [Firm] [City, Country] Prepared by Ministry of Rural Development for the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Prepared for [Executing Agency] [Implementing Agency] The views expressed herein are those of the consultant and do not necessarily represent those of ADB’s members, Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. The initial environmental examination is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB’s Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. RURAL ROADS SECTOR II INVESTMENT PROGRAMME ORISSA, INDIA INITIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXAMINATION REPORT BATCH III: 1498.58 Km of Rural Roads June 2009 MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT Acronyms and Abbreviations ADB : Asian Development Bank BIS : Bureau of Indian Standards CD : Cross Drainage CGWB : Central Ground Water Board CO : Carbon Monoxide COI : Corridor of Impact DM : District Magistrate EA : Executing Agency EAF : Environment Assessment Framework ECOP : Environmental Codes of Practice EIA : Environmental Impact Assessment EMAP : Environmental Management Action Plan EO : Environmental Officer FEO : Field Environmental Officer FGD : Focus Group Discussion FFA : Framework Financing Agreement GOI : Government of India GP : Gram Panchayat GSB : Granular Sub Base HC : Hydro Carbon IA : Implementing Agency
    [Show full text]
  • Collectorate: Nabarangpur
    MOST -URGENT COLLECTORATE: NABARANGPUR oDlsHA, (covtD-1 9 cELL) At- Majhiguda, PosUDist-Nabarangpur-764059 PH0NE: +91 6858222345, Email: [email protected] District COVl D Control Room :06858-22243 4 Mobile :7077450077 No. 3019 i2020 dated24.09.2020.dated 24.09.2020. ORDER WHEREAS, the Government of Odisha, in exercise of powers conferred u/s 2,3, and 4 of the Epidemic Disease Act,1897 have enunciated the Odisha COVID- 19 Regulation 2020 for prevention and containment of COVID-19.; AND WHEREAS, the Collector & District Magistrate, Nabarangpur has been designated as the Empowered Officer and authorized to enforce and implement various measures for containment of the spread of COVID-19 diseases under Regulation 2 of the Odisha Covid-l9 Regulations,2O20; AND WHEREAS, the Collector & District Magistrate, Nabarangpur has been designated as the Empowered Officer and authorized to enforce and implement various measures for containment of the spread of COVID-19 diseases; AND WHEREAS, 143(ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE) more positive cases of COVID-19 have been detected in the following areas of Nabarangpur District, it is felt necessary to make the affected area as containment zone and to restrict the public for entering into and going out from ihe containment zone; NOW THEREFORE, in exercise of powers conferred under Regulation 8 the Odisha Covid-19 Regulations,2O20 read with instructions contained in Para No.'l of Order No.5039/R&DM(DM) dated 31.08.2020 of Chief Secretary, Odisha, l, Dr. Ajit Kumar Mishra, OAS(SAG), Collector & District Magistrate, Nabarangpur and the Empowered Officer do hereby direct to implement the following directions:- A, CONTAINMENTZONE & BUFFERZONE: l) The period of CONTAINMENT ZONE and BUFFER ZONE in respect of the following areas of Nabarangpur District, declared vide Office Order No.2985 dated '18.09.2020, Order No.29BB dated'19.09.2020, Order No.3005 dated 22.09.2020, Order No.
    [Show full text]
  • CHANDAHANDI 2011 NFSA % of NFSA Apllicants to Sl.No
    Block: CHANDAHANDI 2011 NFSA % of NFSA Apllicants to Sl.No. Registration Center Population Applicants 2011 Population 1 ANEKABEDA 5976 5450 91 2 BEHERAMUNDA 4218 4002 95 3 CHANDAHANDI 7371 4681 64 4 DALABEDA 5867 5479 93 5 DHODIPANI 7749 6824 88 6 GAMBHARIGUDA 6022 5275 88 7 JAMADARPODA 6387 5655 89 8 KOILIMUNDA 4407 3578 81 9 KUHUDI 1661 1768 106 10 MALGAM 4521 4298 95 11 MOHARA 4578 4276 93 12 PATAKHALIA 6456 6242 97 13 PHATIKI 5842 5588 96 14 SARDAPUR 2938 2847 97 Total 73993 65963 89 Block: DABUGAM 2011 NFSA % of NFSA Apllicants to Sl.No. Registration Center Population Applicants 2011 Population 1 BADA OLAMA 5586 5162 92 2 BORIGAM 8658 8532 99 3 CHACHARAGUDA 8192 8277 101 4 DABUGAM 10365 10045 97 5 GUDAKHUNTA 9624 9583 100 6 JABAGUDA 3806 3524 93 7 JUNA PANI 8485 9979 118 8 MEDENA 9746 9818 101 Total 64462 64920 101 Block: JHARIGAM 2011 NFSA % of NFSA Apllicants to Sl.No. Registration Center Population Applicants 2011 Population 1 BADATEMERA 4830 4813 100 2 BAKADABEDA 4716 4911 104 3 BANUAGUDA 6728 6293 94 4 BELGAM 7646 7067 92 5 BHIKHYA 5980 5910 99 6 CHACHA 10493 10467 100 7 CHAKALAPADAR 5233 5242 100 8 CHATIGUDA 5404 5865 109 9 CHITABEDA 6716 6922 103 10 DHAMANAGUDA 9609 9982 104 11 DHODRA 9835 9123 93 12 DONGRIGUDA 8291 6773 82 13 EKAMBA B 4870 4837 99 14 GOURSINGHA 4638 5396 116 15 JHARIGAON 11438 10737 94 16 KANAKOTE 7953 7903 99 17 KUTRICHAPAR 5087 5136 101 18 PALIA 7575 7534 99 19 PHUPUGAM 11974 9697 81 20 RATHAK HANDIGUDA 8168 8414 103 21 TELANADIGAM 5954 6047 102 Total 153138 149069 97 Block: KOSAGUMUDA 2011 NFSA % of NFSA Apllicants to Sl.No.
    [Show full text]
  • Traditional Uses of Medicinal Plants by Native People in Nawarangpur District, Odisha, India
    Available online a t www.pelagiaresearchlibrary.com Pelagia Research Library Asian Journal of Plant Science and Research, 2015, 5(2): 27-33 ISSN : 2249-7412 CODEN (USA): AJPSKY Traditional uses of medicinal plants by native people in Nawarangpur district, Odisha, India N. K. Dhal, S. S. Panda* and S. D. Muduli Environment and Sustainability Department, CSIR-Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology, Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT Medicinal plants still play a vital role in the primary healthcare of this local communityThe present study deals with comprehensive ethnobotanical survey of the traditional uses of plants in Nawarangpur district, Odisha,India.Data was collected through field assessments from traditional healers and locals by means of personal interviews and semi-structured questionnaires. Voucher specimens were collected following standard methods, identified with the help of pertinent floras and taxonomic experts and deposited in the Herbarium, RRL-B, India for future references.A total of 51 plants belonging to 35 families were recorded out of which major life forms were in the order of herbs, trees, shrubs and climbers. The leaf parts were widely used followed by root, bark, whole plant, seed, fruit, rhizome, petiole and latex. Traditional medicines also have the potential to form the basis of pharmaceutical drugs for the treatment of a range of diseases. Further, the information requires validation for further clinical usage. Keywords Ethno botany, Medicinal plant, Traditional medicine, Nawarangpur district _____________________________________________________________________________________________ INTRODUCTION The plant kingdom represents a source of drugs and foods. Therefore, with the tendency in modern medicine to assimilate and re-assimilate natural remedies in common practice, under various forms, the potential of regional flora becomes important[1].
    [Show full text]
  • NABARANGPUR NBW STATUS on DATE - 26.02.2019 (1) CHANDAHANDI PS Sl No
    NAME OF THE DISTRICT :- NABARANGPUR NBW STATUS ON DATE - 26.02.2019 (1) CHANDAHANDI PS Sl No. NBW Ref. Name of the Warrantee Father's Name Address of the Warantee Case Reference 1 CT Case No.10/15 Devisingh Jharia @ Majhi Dhaniram Majhi Vill- Tentulipada , PS- Not available Chandahandi, Dist- Nabarangpur 2 CT case No.24/17 Harisingh Nayak Late Trinath Nayak Vill- Phataki, PS-Chandahandi, U/S 489 (c ) IPC Dist- Nabarangpur 3 GR case No.414/17 Sarfuddin Khan Gulam Khan Vii- Beheramunda, PS- U/S 498 (A) IPC/4 DP Act Chandahandi , Dist- Nabarangpur 4 GR Case No.359/05 Tulasi Pujari Pritam Pujari Vii- Bhendia, PS- Chandahandi, U/S 457/380 IPC Dist- Nabarangpur 5 GR Case No.472/10 Rajendra Ku. Mahali @ Puran Mahali Vill- Deobangh,PS- U/S 451/294/323/34 IPC Raju @ Sethy Chandahandi , Dist- Nabarangpur 6 GR case No.31/01 Chitrasena Nahak @ Banchha Nahak Vill- Boriguda PS- Chandahandi , U/S 294/427/34 IPC Pradhan Dist- Nabarangpur 7 2(a) CC/230/03 Tuna Majhj Narasingh Majhi Vii- Chandahandi , PS- U/S 47 (a) B&O Excise Act Chandahandi , Dist- Nabarangpur (2) KUNDEI PS GR Case No.33/01 Murali Raut Amaru Rout Vill.Sunarpara, PS-Kundei, Dist.- U/s 354 IPC/3((1)(xi) SC/ST PA Act. 1 Nabarangpur GR Case No.303/03 Hirasingh Gond Lohanda Gond Vill. Hirapara, PS-Kundei, Dist.- U/s 374/34 IPC 2 Nabarangpur 2(b)CC No.180/99 Lachinath Gond Samaru Gond Vill-Bhurkamohuli, PS-Kundei, U/s 27(a)© of Forest Act-1972 3 Dist.-Nabarangpur (3) KHATIGUDA PS 1 CT No.8/15 Tara Santa Mina Santa Vill-Ghataguda, PS-Khatiguda, U/s 366/294/506/ 379/34 IPC Dist.-Nabarangpur
    [Show full text]
  • LIST of Districts, Blocks and Gps User1/Compcell/Mpr/Databank/Apr-Gplist Sh
    LIST OF DISTRICTs, BLOCKs AND GPs user1/compcell/mpr/databank/apr-Gplist sh. Agril Range Revenue DAO/ ADAO CIRCLE Block No. of No. of farm District GPs families as per Census '91 1 BALASORE 1 BALASORE DAO BALASORE 1 Balasore 27 21299 2 Basta 22 21255 3 Remuna 28 14349 ADAO JALESWAR 1 Jaleswar 27 22679 2 Bhograi 32 36493 3 Baliapal 27 24700 ADAO NILAGIRI * 1 Nilagiri 25 10948 2 Oupada 11 8510 ADAO SORO 1 Soro 22 14851 2 Bahanaga 21 12627 ADAO SIMULIA 1 Simulia 17 14971 2 Khaira 30 22591 5 12 289 225273 2 BHADRAK DAO BHADRAK 1 Bhadrak 31 22042 2 Bhandaripokhari 19 16900 3 Dhamnagar 30 19936 4 Tihidi 26 21575 5 Chandbali 33 30799 6 Basudevpur 32 28187 ADAO AGARPARA 1 Bonth 22 17378 2 7 193 156817 2 BOLANGIR 3 BOLANGIR DAO BOLANGIR 1 Bolangir 23 12780 2 Deogaon 23 13711 3 Gudvella (Tentulikhunti) 12 9213 4 Puintala 24 16409 5 Loisinga 18 13281 6 Agalpur 18 14811 DAO TITLAGARH 1 Titlagarh 22 17289 2 Saintala 20 16029 3 Bangamunda 22 17004 4 Muribahal 18 17156 5 Tureikela 19 11825 ADAO PATNAGARH 1 Patnagarh 26 16855 2 Belpara 22 14682 3 Khaprakhol 18 15343 3 14 285 206388 4 SONEPUR DAO SONEPUR 1 Sonepur 13 10422 2 Tarva 18 11032 ADAO BIRMAHARAJPUR 1 Biramaharajpur 13 13968 2 Ullunda 16 11756 ADAO DUNGRIPALI 1 Dunguripalli 21 19477 2 Binka 15 15104 3 6 96 81759 3 CUTTACK 5 CUTTACK DAO CUTTACK 1 Cuttack 21 6976 2 Barang 16 4824 3 Niali 23 17916 4 Kantapada 14 8153 ADAO SALIPUR 1 Salipur 32 11669 2 Nischintakoili 40 15184 3 Mahanga 34 19207 4 Tangi-Choudwar 20 11840 DAO ATHGARH 1 Athgarh 29 14011 2 Tigiria 10 6482 3 Badamba 36 15323 4 Narsinghpur
    [Show full text]
  • COLLECTORATE: NABARANGPUR Odlsha, (Covld-19 CELL)
    MOST -URGENT COLLECTORATE: NABARANGPUR oDlsHA, (covlD-19 CELL) At- Majhiguda, PosUDist-Nabarangpur-764059 PH0NE: +916858222345, Email: [email protected] Diskict COVID Conkol Room :06858-222434 Mobile:7077450077 No. 1949 /2020 dated 29.05.2020. ORDER WHEREAS, the Government of Odisha, in exercise of powers conferred u/s 2,3, and 4 of the Epidemic Disease Act,1 897 have enunciated the Odisha COVID- 19 Regulation 2020 for prevention and containment of COVID-19.; AND WHEREAS, the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of lndia vide Orde40-3-12020-DM-1(A) dated 17.05.2020 have issued directions to the Government of Odisha for strict implementation of lockdown as per guidelines to contain the spread of COVID-19; AND WHEREAS, the Collector & District Magistrate, Nabarangpur has been designated as the Empowered Officer and authorized to enforce and implement various measures for containment of the spread of COVID-19 diseases; AND WHEREAS, consequent upon detection of 1(one) no. of positive case of COVID-19 in Bandhakana TMG, Chandahandi PS of Chandahandi Block under Nabarangpur District, the containment zone and Buffer zone have been declared to restrict the public for entering into and going out from the containment zone and BufferZone w.e.f .23.05.20201i11 midnight of 30.05.2020 vide District Office Order No.1893 dated 23.05.2020. AND WHEREAS, since the 2nd positive case of COVID-19 in Bandhakana TMC , Ghandahandi PS of Chandahandi Block has been detected on 29.05.2020, it is felt necessary to make the affected area as containment zone and to restrict the public for entering into and going out from the containment zone for a further period of 7 days i.e.
    [Show full text]
  • Bid Document
    GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES BID DOCUMENT Fabrication, Supply & Transportation of M.S Shutter and M.S Bottom Channel including fitting & fixing for Vents of different Check Dams under M.I. Division, Nabarangpur.(Sl No. 01 to 34) Bid Identification No. EEMIDNGPUR- 03 /2017-18 Minor Irrigation Division, Nabarangpur Executive Engineer, Minor Irrigation Division, Nabarangpur. OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER MINOR IRRIGATION DIVISION, NABARANGPUR Letter No.1922 Dt.07.09.2017 GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA E-Procurement Notice Bid Identification No. EEMIDNGPUR-03 /2017-18 E-mail id: [email protected] 1. Name of work : Construction of Civil works and Fabrication, Supply & transportation of M.S. Shutter and M.S. Bottom channel including fitting & fixing for vents of Check dams in Umerkote, Raighar, Dabugam, Jharigam, Tentulikhunti, Chandahandi, Kossagumuda & Nabarangpur Block of Nabarangpur District. 2. Total Number of work : 48(Forty Eight) Nos. 3. Estimated cost : Varies from Rs. 6.00 lakhs to Rs. 43.00 lakhs(Approx.) 4. Tender paper Cost : Varies from Rs.4000.00 to Rs.6000.00 ( Non-Refundable) 5. Period of Completion : Varies from 2(Two ) to 6 (Six) Calendar Month 6. Availabilily of Bid Document for sale and : From Dt.16.09.2017, 10.00 AM to Dt. 04.10.2017 up to 05.00 receipt through online PM (Excluding Govt. Holidays) in website (www.tendersorissa.gov.in) 7. The detail tender call Notice can also be : http:/dowrodisha.gov.in Seen in the DOWR web site. 8. Last date & Time of receipt of Bid : Dt. 04.10.2017 up to 05.00 PM through online document through on-line 9.
    [Show full text]
  • SUB-CENTER STATUS of NABARANGPUR DISTRICT Name of the Name of the Sl No Name of the Block Name of the CHC Sl
    SUB-CENTER STATUS OF NABARANGPUR DISTRICT Name of the Name of the Sl No Name of the Block Name of the CHC Sl. No. Name of the Sub-Centre Sector PHC(N) 1 CHANDAHANDI BEHERAMUNDA Ankabeda 1 Ankabeda 2 CHANDAHANDI 2 Beheramuna 3 CHANDAHANDI Beheramunda 3 Kenduguda 4 CHANDAHANDI 4 Koilimunda 5 CHANDAHANDI CHANDAHANDI Dolabeda 5 Antipara 6 CHANDAHANDI 6 Chandahandi 7 CHANDAHANDI 7 Dolabeda 8 CHANDAHANDI 8 Mohora 9 CHANDAHANDI JAMDARAPADA Beheramunda 9 Baidapara 10 CHANDAHANDI CHC Chandahandi 10 Jamdarpada 11 CHANDAHANDI 11 Kandiwada 12 CHANDAHANDI 12 Phatki 13 CHANDAHANDI 13 Photakolia 14 CHANDAHANDI PALSAPADA Deobandha 14 Bhandia 15 CHANDAHANDI 15 Dahimal 16 CHANDAHANDI 16 Gamvariguda 17 CHANDAHANDI 17 Malgaon 18 CHANDAHANDI 18 Palasapada 19 CHANDAHANDI 19 Saradapur 1 DABUGAM DABUGAM Rabnuguda 20 Badaalma 2 DABUGAM 21 Dabugaon 3 DABUGAM 22 Koilari 4 DABUGAM 23 Majhiguda 5 DABUGAM 24 Phulavata 6 DABUGAM 25 Saraguda 7 DABUGAM 26 Umrahandi 8 DABUGAM JUNAPANI Borigam 27 Borigaon 9 DABUGAM 28 Chelibeda CHC Dabugam 10 DABUGAM 29 Ghodakhunta 11 DABUGAM 30 Junapani 12 DABUGAM 31 Mendra 13 DABUGAM 32 Nandapur 14 DABUGAM KUSUMUBANDHA Rabnuguda 33 Chchraguda 15 DABUGAM 34 Haladi 16 DABUGAM 35 Kusumubandha 17 DABUGAM 36 Medena 18 DABUGAM 37 Vandimal 1 JHARIGAM BOKDABEDA 38 bijapur 2 JHARIGAM Ichhapur 39 Bodabeda 3 JHARIGAM 40 Chatiguda 4 JHARIGAM 41 Damanguda 5 JHARIGAM 42 Dangariguda 6 JHARIGAM 43 Dhadra 7 JHARIGAM 44 Dhandra 8 JHARIGAM 45 Ekmba A 9 JHARIGAM 46 Majhiguda 10 JHARIGAM 47 Purla 11 JHARIGAM CHACHA 48 Badni 12 JHARIGAM Kodavatta 49 Chacha
    [Show full text]