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\l'"RCf ~ (Cfll <JGovt. of India ~ ~~mA"lLakshadweep Administration ~ ~ / Department of Education ~ ~ ~ /Lakshadweep Samagra Shiksha ~/Kavaratti- 682 555 Tel. Landline:- 04896-263925, 263930. E-mail: [email protected] F. No.7/1I2020 - Edn (SMSA) It a-t Dated: 0 ~/09/2021 OFFICE NOTICE The checklist of candidates who has applied for the post of Special Educators (Elementary & Secondary) and Resource Persons for CWSN on contract basis under SMSA in response to the Employment notification even number Dated. 16.08.2021 is published herewith (Annexure) for the information of all applicants. The candidates are directed to verify the entries and if any mistake is found same may be brought to the notice of the undersigned on or before 5PM on 03.09.2021 at the office physically. The complaint on the aforesaid checklist will not be entertained at any cost after stipulated date. ~~ ~KESH~AL STATE PROJECT DIRECTOR & DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION To 1. Notice board in the Directorate of Education. 2. The web coordinator to upload in the Lakshadweep official website. Lakshadweep Samagra Shiksha Checklist of the candidates applied for the post of Special Educators (I-V) on contract basis Vide Employmnet Notice F.No. 7/1/2020 Edn (SMSA)/163 Dated: 16.08.2021 D.Ed in Special Plus Two 85% of Education RCI SI. Name & Address of Native Academic Additional DOB Contact No. certificate Remark No the Candidate Place Mark Max %of Mark Max %of Qulaificati Qualification Yes / No obtained Mark Mark obtained Mark Mark on Jubairiya.K I Kunnashada (H) Androth 06.08.1993 9188550353 616 1200 51.33 1505 2600 57.88 47.44 Yes Androth Island Zainuddheen. UP BA 2 Ummiya Pura Androth 29.05.1986 9446473590 255 600 42.50 595 1000 59.50 45.16 Yes B. Ed Androth Island MA Abidha.C Required .") Chungam (H) Kavaratti 22.06.1998 8547983534 765 1200 63.75 certificates not Kavaratti Island submitted Pathummabi.M 4 Malika (H) Chetlat 04.08.1988 9497544202 336 600 56.00 1622 2600 62.38 52.01 Chetlat Island Kadeejammabi.TT 5 Thaithottam (H) Kitlan 26.08.1998 9497505407 659 1200 54.92 1013 1200 84.42 59.22 Kiltan Island Fayiza. YKKMM Required 6 Yaliya Kolikkad Andorth 25.07.1998 8281126487 974 1200 81.17 certificates not Mubarak Manzil • submitted Asumabi.MC 7 Melachetta (H) Kadmat 24.07.1985 9495628565 310 600 51.67 988 1200 82.33 61.29 Kadmat Island Shakeela Khalid.PP 8 Puttiya Puram Amini 02.03.1994 9400375661 837 1200 69.75 1780 2600 68.46 58.54 Yes BA Amini Island ~ )-10~ Faseela S M Anwar Sadath K K RAKESH SfNGHAL.DANICS UD Clerk State Pedagogy Coordinator State Project Director -- r ~ , D.Ed in Special Plus Two 85% of Education RCI SI. Name & Address of Native Academic Additional DOB Contact No. certificate Remark No the Candidate Place Mark Max %of Mark Max %of Qulaificati Qualification Yes / No obtained Mark Mark obtained Mark Mark on Sumayya.A Required 9 Avvamada (H) Kadmat 10.09.1995 9496679039 918 1200 76.50 certificates not Kadmat Island submitted Thahira Beegum.PA 10 Puthiya Alikom Kiltan 06.01.1990 9188491373 300 600 50.00 2019 2500 80.76 63.59 KiItan Island Sarommabi.PK II Puthiya Azhikkakam Androth 17.11.1992 9447651929 717 1200 59.75 1742 2600 67.00 55.00 Yes B.Com kad Anwar Hussain.M Required 12 Mudakiyoda (H) Kadmat 17.03.1990 9495256761 298 600 49.67 certificates not Kadmat Island submitted Ummil Kulus.BM 13 Barkath Manzil Kadmat 30.03.1991 8078409651 357 600 59.50 1012 1200 84.33 64.65 Kadmat Island Jamna Bader.PI Required 14 Puthiya IIIam Kadmat 23.02.1995 949644051 775 1200 64.583 certificates not Kadmat Island submitted Ruksana.CP 15 Chettapokada (H) Androth 16.04.1992 8304085785 662 1200 55.17 1544 2600 59.38 49.34 Androth Island • Sarommabi.PP 16 Pittiyapuram (H) ChetIat 18.02.1989 9446933938 347 600 57.83 2116 2500 84.64 67.53 Yes ChetIat Island Nasheeda Beegum.B 17 Bilutheth (H) Androth 30.08.1998 9497013554 785 1200 65.42 1805 2600 69.42 57.93 Andorth Island ) ~~L--- ~ LJ~lh~ ~---- y UD Clerk State Pedagogy Coordinator State Project Officer State Project Director f I D.Ed in Special I Plus Two 85% of Education RCI Sl. Name & Address of Native Academic Additional DOB Contact No. certificate Remark No the Candidate Place Mark Max %of Mark Max %of Qulaificati Qualification Yes / No obtained Mark Mark obtained Mark Mark on Farida.VM 18 Vahida Manzil Kiltan 05.11.1990 8281959289 324 600 54.00 1980 2500 79.20 63.17 Kiltan Island Naseera.CP 19 Chettappokada House Androth 11.04.1992 8281334721 675 1200 56.25 1581 2600 60.81 50.46 Yes Androth Island Majitha.AK Required 20 Aliyakunnimada House Agatti 10.07.1999 9495468205 994 1200 82.83 certificates not Agatti Island submitted ) .-, 1'--:::J-et- Jd--- ~ ~ UD Clerk State Pedagogy Coordinator State Project Officer State Project Director Laksbadweep Samagra Sbiksba Checklist of the candidates applied for the post of Special Educators (VI-VIII) on contract basis Vide Employmnet Notice F.No. 7/1/2020 Edn (SMSA)/163 Dated: 16.08.2021 85% of Degree B.Ed in Special Education RCI Additional SI. Name & Address of Native Academic DOB Contact No. certificate Qualificatio Remark No the Candidate Place Mark Max %of Mark Max 0/0 of Qulaificatio Subject Yes / No . n obtained Mark Mark obtained Mark Mark n Shamshad Beegum.KK I Kerakkada (H) Androth 17.02.1987 9497336329 B.Sc Aquaculture 718 1200 59.83 1292 1700 76.00 58.91 Yes Androth Island Rualathbi.NP : 2 Nochil Pura Chetlat 01.01.1987 8547669448 BA Economics 417 800 52.13 1136 1600 71.00 55.00 Yes Chetlat Island Naseema.KM B.Ed BA Political 3 Kuttiyam Mukriyoda Agatti 02.03.1990 8547690753 2.47 4 61.75 1294 1700 76.12 64.67 certificate not Science Agatti Island attached Ziad T Basheer Required BA.Ed English & 4 Thachery (H) Androth 10.08.1992 8281296559 Certificates not Social Science Androth Island submitted Naseera.KC 6 Kannichetta (H) Kiltan 03.05.1988 9496439991 B.Sc Aquaculture 783 1200 65.25 3.71 4 92.75 55.54 Yes MSW Kiltan Island Raziya Beegum.MP Required 7 Melapura (H) Kadmat 05.06.1995 8547721925 BA Economics 1642 3100 52.97 Certificates not Kadmat Island submitted ~. Sainababi. TP Required 8 Thiruvatha Pura Kadmat 25.04.1993 9188646729 BA History 1.63 4 40.75 Certificates not Kadmat Island submitted Sarommabi.PK Required Puthiya Azhikkakam 9 Androth 17.11.1992 9447651929 B.Com 1707 3000 56.90 Certificates not kad submitted Androth Island tic ,,( - ~ , 7 85% of Degree B.Ed in Special Education RCI Additional I SI. Name & Address of Native Academic DOB Contact No. certificate Qualificatio Remark No the Candidate Place Mark Max %of Mark Max %of Qulaificatio Subject Yes / No n obtained Mark Mark obtained Mark Mark n Shakeela Banu.A 10 Ajnad (H) Kiltan 02.03.1995 9495432346 BA History 2.05 4 51.25 1403 2000 70.15 59.60 Yes Kiltan Island Rasheeda.C Required II Nallalekkal (H) Amini 26.03.1990 8281574787 BA Hindi 2.16 4 54.00 Certi ficates not Amini Island submitted Vasila Fathima.BP Incomplete marklist, Required Belippura (H) Androth BA English 12 28.04.1993 9188555646 Certi licates not Androth Island submitted Moonisa.BR Degree mark 13 Barubogothi Funhilol Minicoy 26.10.1994 8547661226 B.Sc Psychology 8.93 10 89.30 75.91 M.Sc list not Minicoy Island attached Saleena Beegum.RM 14 Ruhiyath Manzil Kadmat 22.07.1992 9496448912 BA English 2.95 4 73.75 3.4 4 85.00 67.47 Yes MA Kadmat Island Shafina.P Required 15 Pathada (H) Androth 02.07.1994 8281474880 Certificates not Androth Island submitted 't-I ~ J'"1Y~"'~ Faseela S M Anwar Sadath-K K yathulla--- K RAKESH SINVifAL.DANICS UD Clerk State Pedagogy Coordinator State Project Officer State Project Director Lakshadweep Samagra Shiksha Checklist of the candidates applied for the post of Special Educators (IX - XII) on contract basis Vide Employmnet Notice F.No. 7/1/2020 Edn (SMSA)/163 Dated: 16.08.2021 Degree B.Ed in Special Education 85% of I RCI Additional SI. Name & Address of Native Academic DOB Contact No. certificate Qualificatio Remark No the Candidate Place Mark Max 0/0 of Mark Max 0/0 of Qulaificatio Subject Yes / No n obtained Mark Mark obtained Mark Mark n Shamshad Beegum.KK I Kerakkada (H) Androth 17.02.1987 9497336329 B.Sc Aquaculture 718 1200 59.83 1292 1700 76.00 58.91 Yes Androth Island Rualathbi.NP I 2 Nochil Pura Chetlat 01.01.1987 8547669448 BA Economics 417 800 52.13 1136 1600 71 . 55.00 Yes Chetlat Island Hashim Javad.N.M Required 3 Naser Manzil Agatti 30.04.1997 9495768138 BA Economics 6.153 10 61.53 PG certificates not Agatti Island submitted Ziad T Basheer Required BA.Ed English & 4 Thachery (H) Androth 10.08.1992 8281296559 certificates not Social Science Androth Island submitted Shakeela Khalid.PP 5 Puttiya Puram Amini 02.03.1994 9400375661 BA English 2.65 4 66.25 1403 2000 70.15 59.62 Yes Amini Island Naseera.KC 6 Kannichetta (H) Kiltan 03.05.1988 9496439991 B.Sc Aquaculture 783 1200 65.25 3.71 4 92.75 55.54 Yes MSW Kiltan Island Sarommabi.PK l Required Puthiya Azhikkakam 7 Androth 17.11.1992 9447651929 B.Com 1707 3000 56.9 certificates not kad submitted Androth Island Shakeela Banu.A 8 Ajnad (H) Kiltan 02.03.1995 9495432346 BA History 2.05 4 51.25 1403 2000 70.15 59.60 Yes Kiltan Island Rasheeda.C Required 9 Nallalekkal (H) Amini 26.03.1990 8281574787 BA Hindi 2.16 4 54 certificates not Amini Island A I submitted ).
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    國立清華大學歷史研究所乙組 碩士論文 Fettering the Stars: Islamic Navigational Knowledge in Ming China 牽星術：明代中國的伊斯蘭導航知識 研究生: 林筱倩 (Hsiao-chien Lin) 學號: 101043513 指導教授: 王憲群 (Hsien-chun Wang) 中華民國一○四年六月 摘要 宋元以來，伊斯蘭世界與中國之間，藉由成熟的海洋技術而有著頻繁貿易的往來， 不同文化之間的交流亦隨之興起。在中國航海史上著名的航海家鄭和（1371‐1433），曾 在十五世紀初期帶領著船隊七次下西洋，航程遠至非洲東岸。歷史材料提及鄭和船隊可能 利用一種名為「牽星術」的導航技術，並使用一種名為「牽星板」的導航儀器。藉由這樣 的儀器，導航員可在夜晚中測量星體和地平線的仰角，並以「指」為測量單位，了解船隻 的位置，以成功達到越洋航行的目的。本論文主旨即在探討這種導航技術與儀器背後的多 文化語言與天文知識的基礎。 我發現在遠洋航行中，水手必須熟練於時間的掌握及方位的辨識，他們藉由觀察星 體的運行來解決這兩個問題。而在印度洋及阿拉伯海之中，使用泰米爾及馬拉姆語的水手 們，便相當善於運用這樣的導航技術。這樣的技術藉由星體仰角的高度來判斷時間，並以 zām 為單位。zām 是一種古代印度計算時間的方式，主要使用特定亮星及月亮做為觀測 同樣為手指的意思。配合 zām 的計時方，(إصبع) 的依據，測量出 「指」，阿拉伯語為 isba 式，得以在汪洋大海中了解航行所花費的時間。水手們更利用在黃昏或清晨時分，藉由亮 星於海平面的位置，來判斷方位。除此之外，在儀器的使用上，類似「牽星板」的航海儀 器有著多種形式的存在。例如，水手在測量的時候，可以使用相同的板子但運用不同的結 點，或者使用不同大小的板子，但繩長不變，亦或是板子大小不同且同時隨結點改變。在 中國史料中，明代李詡《戒庵老人漫筆》等材料顯示，牽星板是一組由十二塊大小不同的 木板組成，顯示華人地區所使用之「牽星板」為板子多塊的類型。而在中國的歷史材料 《武備志》中，除了記載此項航海技術的遺跡，也標示著稱為「針路」的中國傳統航海方 式。此種特殊的繪圖方式，即說明多種文化的導航知識存在於這條航線上。另一方面，我 們亦可從使用方式和儀器的名稱上窺見知識的流動，例如「牽星」一詞在阿拉伯語中為 同為牽引的意思，為一種記憶天體相對位置的特定記憶方法。令人驚喜的，(تكبيل) al‐qaid 是，更多語言關連如同「牽星」和「指」的例子，隨著航海技術的達發而存在於此條航線 中。綜合以上而言，不論從史料或是語言翻譯上，都可以看出跨文化知識傳遞的軌跡。 i 最後，我根據《前聞記》的航程記載，逐步說明鄭和越洋航行之時所使用的導航知 識。發現船隊利用季風做為動力，於冬季利用東北季風出發，並順著夏季的西南季風回程。 此外，從《武備志》裡「過洋牽星圖」的記載中，了解船隊主要仰賴現今北極星、昴宿星 團、北河三、南河三、老人星和南十字星，以確認船隻在固定緯度的航線之上。與此同時， 導航員利用「牽星板」等相似儀器，除了確認船隻所處緯度，更測量星體在天空仰角的變 化，搭配 zām 這種計時方式而得知航行時間。 因此，本論文認為，此類航海技術的發展非一蹴可及，鄭和並非第一位於此條航線 上航行之人，鄭和下西洋所使用的導航技術，乃是一個多文化交流之下的成果，包含著伊 斯蘭、印度、與中國等不同文化的導航技術。因此，鄭和的壯舉，其實是多文化交流之下 的結果。 ii Abstract Beginning from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Muslim and Chinese ships frequently sailed the south China coast, Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, and the Persian Gulf, trading goods and cultures. The Chinese naval commander Zheng He 鄭和 (Cheng Ho, 1371‐1433) lead seven expeditions along these sea routes, sailing as far as the east coast of Africa in the early 15th century. Historical sources mention that Zheng He used a navigation method called qianxing shu 牽星術, which employed a particular instrument named qianxing ban 牽星板.
  • Report of Coral Diseases in the Reef Flats of Chetlat Island, Lakshadweep

    Report of Coral Diseases in the Reef Flats of Chetlat Island, Lakshadweep

    Available online at: www.mbai.org.in doi:10.6024/jmbai.2019.61.1.2082-07 Report of Coral Diseases in the Reef flats of Chetlat Island, Lakshadweep P. P. Thaha1* and J. L. Rathod1 Department of Studies in Marine Biology, Karnatak University Post Graduate Centre, Karwar, Karnataka, India. 1Department of Science & Technology, Kavaratti Island, UT of Lakshadweep, India. *Correspondence e-mail: [email protected] Received: 11 Feb 2019 Accepted: 07 June 2019 Published: 15 June 2019 Original Article Abstract Introduction Diseases are major secondary stressor causing coral mortality in the Coral reefs are among the earth’s most diverse ecosystems in reefs. Little is known about coral diseases in the Indian Ocean terms of biodiversity and are widely recognized as the ocean’s region, especially in the Lakshadweep archipelago. A study has been rain forest (Reaka-Kudla, 1997). Coral reefs are being degraded carried out in the lagoon of Chetlat Island, Lakshadweep along the on a global scale due to various threats. While bleaching episodes southwest coast of India to document the presence of coral disease leave a chance for corals to recover, the diseases of corals in Lakshadweep reefs. Survey for disease and lesions in scleractinians change the structure and functioning of coral reef communities were conducted in the lagoon from January 2016- November 2018, by causing irreversible damage to the corals. which led to the identification of six coral diseases, two pigmentation responses, one growth anomaly and algal overgrowth. Mortalities Coral disease epizootics have become a major threat to reef caused by Black Band Disease (BBD), White Syndrome (WS), Pink ecosystems globally, and increasing number of emerging Line Syndrome (PLS), Porites Ulcerative White Spot (PUWS), White syndromes have been reported over the past 20 years (Harvell Band Disease (WBD) and Porites Peeling Tissue Loss (PorPTL) disease et al., 1999; Raymundo et al., 2005).
  • The Lakshadweep Times

    The Lakshadweep Times

    THE LAKSHADWEEP TIMES Vol. * XXXV. No. 15 * KAVARATTI *FRIDAY * 31 JULY 2020. Price Rs. 2. Video Conference with IOCL authorities to buyback POL storage facilities in Kavaratti and Minicoy Shri. Dineshwar Sharma, Administrator, UTL addressing in the Video Conference held at Secretariat Conference Hall. Kavaratti: Shri. Dineshwar of storage tanks at proposals submitted by Sharma, Administrator, Kavaratti and Minicoy. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. UTLA called a Video Director, Port, Shipping and From Lakshadweep Conference with the Aviation informed the need Administration side authorities of Indian Oil to effectively utilize the Collector, Secretary, Port, Corporation Ltd.(IOCL) to 750 MT Oil Tanker MV Shipping and Aviation, discuss the proposal on Thilaakkam which is Managing Director, LDCL, supply of Petroleum Oils expected to be delivered Director, Port Shipping and and Lubricants (POL) within two months Aviation, Joint Secretary products to Lakshadweep depending on improve- Legal, Accounts Officer (S), and to buyback POL ment of COVID-19 Executive Engineer, LED storage facilities at pandemic situation. As per Managing Director, LCMF, Kavaratti and Minicoy and the existing method of ADM, Director of Fisheries, time chartering of Oil transportation all POL and from Indian Tanker MV Thilaakkam. products in barrels takes Oil Corporation Ltd. The officials 20-25 days in each cycle of CGM (Operation), GM present in the meeting processes involved for (Operation), GM (Finance) were briefed about the transporting 4000 barrels and GM (Inst. Business) existing arrangements from Beypore to any of the attended the Video and the advantages three islands. Conference held on 23rd and disadvantages on The video conference July 2020 at Secretariat RSETI Training Certificate Distribution commencing of operation discussed in detailed the Conference Hall.
  • Monograph Series Socio-Economic Survey Report on Chetlat Island

    Monograph Series Socio-Economic Survey Report on Chetlat Island

    MONOGRAPH No.3 CENSUS OF INDIA VOLUME 'I MONO GRAPH SERIES PART VI SOCIO-ECONOMIC SURVEY REPORT I ntJestigation cf first draft ON P. N. RAMUNNI NAIR CHETLAT ISLAND Assi ..~tance in editing K. P. ITTAMAN, M. Sc. Union Territory of Laecadive, Minieoy and Amindlvl Research d~n & editing B. K. Roy BURMAN, M. Sc., D. Phil. FQTe1IX»'d OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, INDIA AeoKMlTltA MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAffiS \ Reptrar General, India NEW DEl4lU , ..... ' ..... t .. , • ~ • , • • •• .. ' """ NOTIONAL "'.P OF ", '................ ,. CHETlAT ISLAND,l, , . \ ' . \. ' ·· ·.., , . " " I· ~. · .. " '. , '. 1 S, ';:, . ., , '0' ~ -""~ .c ........... -.s· ., ,_.' "~aw _ .... ,\ " . +'" rot ., 'I. .., •• C:Hl~T. _~ ~~~-N-~~ ., ,""'"', r',,) ., . .. ,;'1#.-" "'- .. ~ .. f!'_~ 1:0: t(' ' • .UL-' "'" ..~. '. , · , • .._"..., KO%(l1.. It , "", "- . "~ (' A Q ~ B I ~ N '. SEA . ~~1~1 • ' '1 • """'!U.n, <, 0 " ..... "", \ - ". '. CO~~~~\ • ( .' .' , (' '," .' \ l ,. .( .. , " ~ Photography ... • i i • ..; .. • .; Antar ~ingh P. N. Ramunni Nair Cover Page, Map arid Dra~ngs .. S. Krishna Pillai S~nography •• .. S. N. Kapur Typing .. B. L. Kapoor B. N. Kapur S.D. Solli Tabulation •• .. .. C. G. Jadhav S. C. Saxena R. P. Khurana Sudesh Chandar K.K. Chawla S. P. Jain Manohar Singh RipuDaman FOREWORD in my general Foreword to the Village Survey series of the 1961 Census Pubiications; t have briefly explained how the idea of the survey unfolded itself and developed between 1959 and 1961. Towards the end of 1961 several distinguished scholars were invited to write special monographs for the Village Survey series. At the same time, the Social Studies Section of the Registrar General's Office, headed by Dr. B.K. Roy :Burman, undertook experiments in various types of social study. Dr.

  • Lakshadweep Islands Union Territory of Lakshadweep

    CONSERVE WATER – SAVE LIFE भारत सरकार GOVERNMENT OF INDIA जल संसाधन मंऽालय MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES कQि/य भूजल बोड CENTRAL GROUND WATER BOARD केरल >ेऽ KERALA REGION भूजल सूचना पुDःतका , ल>/प GROUND WATER INFORMATION BOOKLET OF LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS UNION TERRITORY OF LAKSHADWEEP ित वनंतपुरम Thiruvananthapuram GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES CENTRAL GROUND WATER BOARD GROUND WATER INFORMATION BOOKLET OF LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS UNION TERRITORY OF LAKSHADWEEP ारा By ौीमती अनीता ँयाम वै?ािनक ग और ौी जी ौीनाथ सहायक भूजल Bव? Smt. Anitha Shyam Scientist C & Shri G. Sreenath Asst.Hydrogeologist KERALA REGION BHUJAL BHAVAN KEDARAM, PATTOM PO NH-IV, FARIDABAD THIRUVANANTHAPURAM – 695 004 HARYANA- 121 001 TEL: 0471-2442175 TEL: 0129-12419075 FAX: 0471-2442191 FAX: 0129-2142524 GROUND WATER INFORMATION BOOKLET OF LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS, UNION TERRITORY OF LAKSHADWEEP TABLE OF CONTENTS LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS AT A GLANCE 1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................... 1 2. CLIMATE AND RAINFALL ................................................................................................ 2 3. GEOMORPHOLOGY AND SOIL TYPES ............................................................................. 3 4. GEOLOGY ......................................................................................................................... 4 5. GROUND WATER SCENARIO ........................................................................................... 4 6. GROUND WATER