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Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya,balikudiya ,East Singhbhum List of non consumable items of library books 2017 sl no. sl no. Name of items Year of No. of items Book Balance as acco. purchase as per value as per physical To Reg. register as per stock verification on 31/03/17 register Vol 1 1 1 Swamy handbook [2002] 2001 1 130 2 2 Conduct rules 2001 1 95 Service Rules $ Financial 3 3 Rules 2001 1 160 4 4 Science Project 2001 1 60 5 5 Raj hans nibandh 2001-02 1 80 6 6 Manorama year book 2001-02 1 80 7 7 Oscar samanya gyan 2001-02 1 55 Free India matriculate essay 8 8 letter & composition 2001-02 1 40 9 9 Godan 2001-02 1 45 10 10 Marathi-hindi shabdkos 2001-02 1 250 11 11 Ad. Learnars dictionary 2001-02 1 395 12 12 Scholar dictionary 2001-02 1 280 13 13 Dawn of modern age in india 2002 1 75 14 14 Dawn of modern age in india 2002 1 75 15 15 Dawn of modern age in india 2002 1 75 16 16 Dawn of modern age in india 2002 1 75 17 17 Kamayani 2002 1 30 18 18 Abhigyan shakuntalam 2002 1 60 19 19 Kurucheatra 2002 1 12 20 20 Jhashi ki rani 2002 1 13 21 21 Parsuram ki pratigya 2002 1 16 22 22 Bhaoupurus shri krishn 2002 1 30 23 23 Nirmala 2002 1 75 24 24 Madhushala 2002 1 75 25 25 Panchtantra 2002 1 65 26 26 Rashmiradhi 2002 1 75 27 27 Madhubala 2002 1 50 28 28 Imari shanshad 2002 1 50 Rapidex english speaking 29 29 cource 2002 1 95 30 30 Bharat ka shamvidhan 2002 1 125 31 31 Madhyakalin bharat 2002 1 160 32 32 Prachin bharat ka itihas 2002 1 150 33 33 Prarambhik bhugol 2002 1 109 sl no. sl no. Name of items Year of No. of items Book Balance as acco. purchase as per value as per physical To Reg. register as per stock verification on 31/03/17 register Vol 1 Madhyakalin bharat ka rajnitik 34 34 & sanskritik itihas 2002 1 130 35 35 Bharat ka itihas 2002 1 40 36 36 Aajadi ke bad ka bharat 2002 1 150 37 37 Shamkalin bharat 2002 1 120 Bharat ka swatantrata 38 38 sangharsh 2002 1 90 39 39 Prachin bharat 2002 1 85 40 40 Panchatantra 2002 1 50 Tell me about space and the 41 41 earth 2002 1 75 21st century ,childrens 42 42 encyclopedia 2002 1 110 43 43 Oxford school atlas 2002 1 79 44 44 Bhoo aakriti vigyan 2002 1 80 45 45 Prayogik bhugol 2002 1 95 46 46 Bhogolik vichardharay 2002 1 100 47 47 Sansadhan bhugol 2002 1 140 48 48 Jalvayu aur samudr vigyan 2002 1 130 49 49 Bhugol paribhasa kosh 2002 1 45 50 50 Paryavaran tatha pradushan 2002 1 60 51 51 Manav bhugol 2002 1 150 52 52 Jansankhya bhugol 2002 1 150 53 53 Jharkhand ka bhugol 2002 1 90 54 54 Rajnitik bhugol 2002 1 80 55 55 Math for 6 2002 1 65 56 56 Math for 7 2002 1 65 57 57 Math for 7 2002 1 65 58 58 Math for 7 2002 1 65 59 59 Asia ka bhugol 2002 1 100 60 60 Bhogolik chitran ke aadhar 2002 1 85 61 61 Rajnitik bhugol 2002 1 195 62 62 Veero ke veer 2002 1 150 63 63 Bharat ka bhugol 2002 1 100 64 64 Bihar ka bhugol 2002 1 60 65 65 Bharat ka vrihat bhugol 2002 1 150 66 66 Neet aapki 2002 1 180 67 67 You can win 2002 1 285 68 68 Hamare lekhak & kavi 2002 1 99 sl no. sl no. Name of items Year of No. of items Book Balance as acco. purchase as per value as per physical To Reg. register as per stock verification on 31/03/17 register Vol 1 69 69 Yama 2002 1 20 English conversation practise 70 70 2002 1 85 71 71 Dhruv sthamini 2002 1 5 72 72 Is bharat se kya sikhe 2002 1 250 73 73 Hindi sahitya ka itihas 2002 1 350 74 74 A Tale of Two cities 2002 1 90 Pramukh samajsastriya 75 75 vithayik 2002 1 350 76 76 Janjatiy bharat 2002 1 270 77 77 Paryavaran bhugol 2002 1 175 78 78 Bharat ki virangnaye 2002 1 150 79 79 Singhasan battisi 2002 1 160 80 80 Hitopadesh 2002 1 250 81 81 Sukavi samikcha 2002 1 26 82 82 Siddhraj 2002 1 8 83 83 Nahush 2002 1 5 84 84 Dip shikha 2002 1 23 Vyawaharik hindi vyakaran 85 85 tatha rachna 2002 1 25 New course science & 86 86 technology 2002 1 New course science & 87 87 technology 2002 1 New course science & 88 88 technology 2002 1 89 89 Composite math class 6 2002 1 70 90 90 Composite math class 6 2002 1 70 91 91 Composite math class 6 2002 1 70 92 92 Nutan samajik vigyan 2002 1 68 93 93 Nutan samajik vigyan 2002 1 68 94 94 Nutan samajik vigyan 2002 1 68 95 95 Panchatantra 1 2002-03 1 40 96 96 Panchatantra 2 2002-03 1 40 97 97 Panchatantra 3 2002-03 1 40 98 98 Panchatantra 4 2002-03 1 40 99 99 Panchatantra 5 2002-03 1 40 100 100 Waren and martin 2002-03 1 77 101 101 Samanya gyan dig darshan 2002-03 1 260 sl no. sl no. Name of items Year of No. of items Book Balance as acco. purchase as per value as per physical To Reg. register as per stock verification on 31/03/17 register Vol 1 102 102 Shabdakosh bhoutik vigyan 2002-03 1 100 103 103 Shabdkosh jiv vigyan 2002-03 1 100 104 104 Shabdkos rasayan vigyan 2002-03 1 75 105 105 Math dicionary 2002-03 1 40 106 106 The student companion 2002-03 1 50 107 107 English grammar 4 2002-03 1 85 Oxford current english 108 108 grammar 2002-03 1 40 109 109 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 110 110 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 111 111 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 112 112 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 113 113 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 114 114 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 115 115 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 116 116 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 117 117 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 118 118 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 119 119 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 120 120 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 121 121 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 122 122 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 123 123 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 124 124 Tales for children 2002-03 1 30 125 125 Sansadhan bhugol 2002-03 1 110 126 126 Principle of geomophiology 2002-03 1 50 127 127 Saral hindi vyakaran 2002-03 1 30 Maruti mega 128 128 dictionary[englisg-hindi] 2001-02 1 225 129 129 Vyakaran bhaskar 2001-02 1 35 130 130 Hindi sahitya ka itihas 2001-02 1 60 131 131 Aadarsh hindi shabdakos 2001-02 1 200 Vedic mathematics for 132 132 schools[book-03] 2002-03 1 125 Vedic mathematics for 133 133 schools[book-03] 2002-03 1 125 Vedic mathematics for 134 134 schools[book-02] 2002-03 1 150 sl no. sl no. Name of items Year of No. of items Book Balance as acco. purchase as per value as per physical To Reg. register as per stock verification on 31/03/17 register Vol 1 Vedic mathematics for 135 135 schools[book-02] 2002-03 1 150 136 136 Vedic mathematics 2002-03 1 225 137 137 Vedic mathematics 2002-03 1 225 Vedic mathematic for 138 138 school[book-01] 2002-03 1 95 Vedic mathematic for 139 139 school[book-01] 2002-03 1 95 140 140 Vedic ganit 2002-03 1 195 141 141 Vedic ganit 2002-03 1 195 142 142 Ek ladki ki jindagi 2002-03 1 35 143 143 Raat ka reporter 2002-03 1 25 144 144 Kumbhopak 2002-03 1 20 145 145 Mitro marjani 2002-03 1 20 146 146 Pratinidhi kahaniya 2002-03 1 25 147 147 Pratinidhi kahaniya 2002-03 1 25 148 148 Lom harshini 1 45 149 149 Kusum kumari 1 18 150 150 Daar se bichudi 1 20 151 151 Pratinidhi kahaniya 1 25 152 152 Pratinidhi kahaniya 1 25 153 153 Pratinidhi kahaniya 1 25 154 154 Chandrakanta santiti 1 35 155 155 Chandrakanta santiti 1 35 156 156 Chandrakanta 1 40 157 157 Chandrakanta 1 35 158 158 Chandrakanta 1 35 159 159 Chandrakanta 1 35 160 160 Chandrakanta 1 40 161 161 lLal tin ki chat 1 35 162 162 Betal chabbisi 1 25 163 163 Pratinidhi kahaniya 1 25 164 164 Pagdandiyon ka jamana 1 95 165 165 Bombay dinank 1 20 166 166 Aur mot mar nayi 1 40 167 167 Hariya harqlin ki hairani 1 35 168 168 Shree shree ganesh mahima 1 50 169 169 Chora kolhati ka 1 35 170 170 Ravinath ki yaachi 1 40 sl no. sl no. 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    ACTION BY BCCC ON COMPLAINTS RECEIVED FROM 1 SEPTEMBER 2017 TO 31 DECEMBER 2019 S.NO Programme Channel Total Number Nature of Complaints Telecast date of Action By BCCC of Complaints the programme Received reviwed by BCCC A : SPECIFIC CONTENT RELATED COMPLAINTS A-1 : Specific Content related complaints Disposed 1 ‘Swarajyarakshak Zee Marathi 5 The complainants have alleged that the programme is based on the life of Nil BCCC viewed the episode and found that it pertains to the historical depiction of Sambhaji Sambhaji’ Sambhaji Raje, the son of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. It is aired at 9 PM Rane’s rule. In keeping with its policy of non-intervention in mythological and historical and repeated the next day. The serial depicts Brahmins as villains and programmes, the Council decided against any intervention as there could be various traitors in a very intense and rabid manner even going to the extent of interpretations of history and historical texts. The complaint was DISPOSED OF. accusing Brahmin ministers of Shivaji Maharaj as his killers. The depiction is historically wrong and is creating hatred in the minds of non-Brahmins in the Maratha community. Facts that cannot be corroborated should not be shown in such programmes to influence a particular set of voters. 2 Koffee with Karan Star World 3 1. ‘Koffee with Karan’, Star World, 06/01/2019, 9 PM {English} 06-01-2019 Taking suo motu cognisance of the complaint, he Council had issued a NOTICE to the channel. In its reply, the channel SUMMARY: The complaints pertain to having open conversations about 08-09/12/18 said the programme is the country’s longest running talk show spanning over 15 years and features biggest names in Bollywood battling Karan’s razor-sharp wit and engaging in entertaining conversations with him.