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REGISTERED. Depanment of Social Justice & Empowerment / REGISTERED. Depanment of Social Justice & Empowerment, Directorate of Women and Ch il d Development, Ilim acha l Pradesh, Shimla-17100 I. No. WCD-A-B (l)9/20 12-Estt- Vol-X IV- Dated: Shimla-1 the 06.03.2018. OFF ICE ORDER. On the recommendat ion of the Secretary, H.P. Staff Selection Commission, 1!amirpu r, District. Hamirpur (H.P), vide letter No. HPSSC-C-(2)991 /20 I 6-41214, dated: 11.01.2018, offe r for th e appointment on a temporary post of Supervisor on contrnct basis in Pay Band 10300-34800+3200 Grade Pay (Initial Pay of 10300+3200+{75% of G. P: i.e Rs. 2400/-}=15900/-per month) under Limited Direct Recruitment is hereby given to the following candidates and posted in the Supervisor Circles/lCDS Projects shown against their names on th e terms and condi tions of appointment are as under:­ Sr. Name & permanent address Date of Name of Child Development No. of the candidate/A WW. Birth. Supervisor Offic er, where joining is (Srnt./Krn ./Miss) Circle/IC DS to be given. Proj ect where posted as Supervisor. I. Seema Devi. W/0 Sh. 22.1 1. 78 Banikhet/ CDPO. Chowari, Darshan Singh. Rio Chowari District- Chamba. Vil l. Goli- lanola, Tehsil- Dalhousie, District- Chamba. 2 Reena Kumari, Sh. Raj 18.06.75 Sunhani/ CDPO. Jhandutta, Kumar Lakhanpal, Rio Viii- Jhandutta. District- Bilaspur. Tikkri, P.O & Tchsil- I Ghumarwin, Di trict- I Bilaspur. I ' .) Sudesh Kumari. W/o Sh . I 5.06.75 Bhoruan/ CDPO, Fatehpur, Rav inder Singh, Rio Viii- Fatehpur District- Kangra. Chandbeh, P.O. Baroona, Tehsi l- Fatehpur, District- Kangra. I 4. Dhani Kumari , D/0 Sh 17.05.76 Jajjakothi/Tissa CDPO, Tissa, District- I Padha Ram . Rio Viii- Chamba. Palnoti, P.O.Khushnagri,Tehsi l- Churnh, District- Chamba. h -con td . at P-2­ --2 -­ I5 Pravcen Sharma, W/o Sh. 21.12.78 Shalang/ CDPO. Kullu, District- Rakesh Bhardwaj, Rio Viii - Kullu Kullu. Janog, P.O. & Tehsil- Theog, District- Shimla. 6 Nirrn la Devi , W/0 Sh. 13.06.72 Swarghat-ll/ CDPO, Bilaspur, District- Sanjay Kumar, Rio Viii- Bilaspur Bilaspur. I Samloh, P.O. Navgaon, Tehsil- Arki. Distric- Solan. 7. Seema Devi, W/o Sh. Milap 12.05.79 Bhumpal/ CDPO, Nadaun, District- Chand, Rio Viii. & P.O . Nadaun 1-lamirpur Batran, Tehsil- Nadaun, Di strict- Hamirpur. 8 I!em Lala, W/o Dhanvant 09.04.76 Mandorghat/ CDPO. Basantpur at Kumar, Rio Vill-Gulthani Basantpur at Sunni, District-Shimla. (Badiwan). P.0.-Thailla. Sunni. Tehsil-Sunni, District- Shim la. 9 Vidya Devi, W/o Sh. 07.02.79 Hallan/ CDPO. Shillai, Di strict- Dharam Pal, Rio Vil I.& P.O. Shillai Sirmour Ghanduri,Tehsil­ Nohradhar,District- Sirmour. 10 Naresh Devi. W/o Sh. 15.05 .70 Sano Ii/Una CD PO , Una, Di trict- Sukhpal Singh, Rio opposite Una Sainik Rest House, Ward No. 1, Una, District- Una. 11 Tara Vati . W/o Sh. Jagat 15.05.70 Rajpura/ CDPO, Nalagarh, Ram, Rio Vill-Khanlag, P.O. Nalagarh. District-Solan. Manju, Tehsi l- Arki. District- Solan. , I 12 Nirmla Devi, W/o Sh. Pawan 03.03.75 Jawalamukhi/ CDPO. Debra. District- ' Kumar, Rio Viii- Jujpur, Dehra Kangra. P.O . Galati. Tehsil- Kundian, District- Kangra. 13 Nirm la Devi, D/o Sh. Roshan 24.09.77 Melthi/ CDPO, Rohroo, District- Lal, Rio Vi ii- Sandur, P.O. & Rohroo Shim la. I Tehs il - Rohroo, District- Shim la. 14 Manju, W/o Sh. Rajesh 19. 12.78 Ghumarwin-II/ CDPO. Ghumarwin, Sharma, R/ o Ward No.2, Ghumarwin . District- Bilaspur. New Indira Market. Ghumarwin, Tehsil- Ghumarwin, District- Bilaspur. j ~ td.atP-3­ ~ ·+· . 15 Pawana Thakur. W/o Sh. 01.02.72 Gadyara/ CDPO, Baijnath, District- Amar Singh, Rio P.O. Bi r, Baijnath Kangra. Tehsil- Baijnath. District- Kangra 116 Rekha Kumari, D/o Sh. 15.07.75 Banjar/ CDPO, Banjar, District- Gurbachan, R/o Vii i. , P.O & Banjar Kullu. Tehsil-Balichowki, District- Mandi. 17 Anu Lala. W/o Sh. Balbir 13.01.77 Siholpuri/ CDPO, Rait, District- ingh. Rio Viii & P.O Rail Kangra . Durgclla. Tehsil- Shapur, District- Kangra. Chetan Devi, W/o Sh. J 18 10.04.75 Sadwan/ CDPO. Nurpur, District- Rakesh Singh, Viii & P.O. Nurpur Kangra. I Ril Uperli, Tehsil­ urpur, District- Kangra. 19 Banita .Tagithia, D/o Sh. 21.01.84. Bhutti/ CDPO, Kullu, District- Damodar Dass. Rio Viii- Kull u Kullu. Thana, P.O . Tikkar. Tehsil­ Rolu·oo. District- Shimla. I :w Reena Kumari. W/o Sh. 11.1 1. 81 Bhaleth/ CDPO, Sujanpur. Madan Lal, Rio Viii - Sujanpur District- Hamirpur. I Sapahal, P.O. Chauri , Tehsil- I Sujanpur, District- Hamirpur. 121 Kamlesh Sharma, W/o Sh. 01.07.76 Cholthara/ CD PO. Dahrampur Anil Sharma, Rio House No . Dharampur (M) (Mandi). District- Mandi . 92/1 J, Paddal Moha! lu. I Mandi, District- Mandi. 1 22 Pooja Devi, D/o Sh . Dafa 24.12.78 Kal hel/ CDPO. Tissa, District- , I Ram, Rio Viii. & P.O. Tissa, Tissa Chamba. ' Tehsil- Churah, District- Chamba. 23 Maya Devi, D/o Sh. Bhag 01.04.74 Bagheigarh/ CDPO, Tissa, District- Chand, Rio Viii. & P.O. Tissa Chamba. I Leswin, Tehsi l Churah. District- Chamba. ' 24 Indira Devi. D/o Sh. I Jans 22 .02.85 Chowai/ CDPO. Anni, District- Raj , Rio Viii- Bhalsi, P.O. & Anni Kutlu. I Tehsil- Nirmand, Distric t- I I Kullu. 1,-_) Usha Devi , D/o Sh. Sita 30.01 .73 Doli/ CDPO, Nalagarh Ram. R/o Viii- Khani'¥\ari, Nalagarh. District-Solan. P.O . .Tais, Tehsil- Theog. Di stric- Shimla. -contd. at P'\;j --4-­ 26 Urmila Devi, W/o Sh. Shyam 01.08.71 Ghandalwin/ CDPO, Ghumarwin , Lal. Rio Ti hra, Tehsil. Ghumarwin District-Bilaspur. Ghumarv.rin- Malyawar, District- Bilaspur. 27 Nirmla Devi , D/0 Sh. 17.12.68 Bane-Di- Hatti/ CDPO, Dchra, Di strict- Roshan Lal (W/o Sh. Sujeet Dehra. Kangra. Chand), Rio Viii & P.O. Daulatpur, District- Kangra. 28 Sheela Negi . D/o Sh. 05.07.81 Chirgoan/ CDPO, Chhohara at Parmanand egi, Rio Ward Chhohara at Chirgoan, Di strict- No . 4, Viii- Samala, Rohroo, Chirgoan. Shirn la. District- Shimla. 29 Manjula Kumari, W/o Sh. 17.03 .73 Patlande r/ CDPO, Sujanpur. Bal want Singh, Rio Viii- Jol, Sujanpur Di st ric t-1-!am irpur. P.O. Bir Beghera. Tchsil- I Suian pur, District- 1-!amirpur. Bala Devi, D/o Late Sh. Sher 14.06.72 Tiara/ CDPO. Kangra, Di strict- 130 Singh, Rio Viii- Phera, P.O. Kangra. Kangrn. Lanj . Teh ii & Di~trict- Kangra. 31 Sunita Devi, W/o Sh. Bodh 09.03.77 Piplu/ CDPO, Dhundhla. R~j, Rio Viii- Majher. P.O. Dhundh la District-Una. Thanakalan, Tehsil- Bangana, District- Una. .''),~ Leela Devi,W/o Sh. Satpal 14.01.75 Patta Jatian/ CD PO, Fatehpur, Singh, Rio Viii- Gholi, P.O. Fatehpur District-Kangra. Lohara. Tehsil- Fatehpur, District- Kangra. 33 Shreshtha Devi, W/o Sh. 28.08.72 Panchrukhi/ CDPO. Panchrukhi Sanjay Sood. Rio Viii . & Panchrukhi District- Kangra. P.O. And relta, Tehsil- Pancrh rukhi, District- Kangra. 34 Krishana Kumari,W/o late 05.06.71 Saro!/ CDPO. Chamba, Di strict- Sh. Suresh Kumar, Rio Viii. Chamba Chamba. & P.O. Saho. Tehsil , Chamba, District- Chamba. 35 Seema Dev i, W/o Sh Bhim 23.09.78 Chamunda/ CDPO. Nagrota- Bagwan Sen. Rio Ward No . 4, Viii. & Nagrota- Dist ri ct - Kangra. I I P.O. Kachhiari,Tehsil & Bag wan Disu·ict- Kangra. I 36 Sunita Devi, D/o Sh. Duni 07.03.73 Runikhar/ CDPO, Nagrota- Chand, Rio Viii. & P.O. Nagrota- Bagwan, District- IRajiana Via RanitaL Tehsi l Bag wan. Kangra. & District- Kangra. I -con td. at P-5­ ~ --5-- 37 Malti Devi, W/o Sh. Ramesh 05.07.76 Thailichakti/ CDPO. Nankhari, Chand, Rio House 0 . 126, ankhari. District- Shimla. Ward No. 05, Panahsa, Tehsil, irmand, Distri ct- Kullu. 38 Bindu Dogra, D/o Sh. Mehar 27.08.74 Dhanoha/ CDPO, Nagrota-Bagwan Singh, Rio Ward No.2, P.O. Nagrota-Bagwan District- Kangra. erathana, (Thanakhas) Tehsi l. & District- Kangra. }9 Anjana Devi. D/o Sh. Charan 01.08.78 Cheri/ CDPO. Rait, District- Dass. R/o Ward No. 5, P.O. Rait Kangra. Kutharna, Tehsil- Dhararnshala, District- Kangra. -lO Sunita W/0 Sh. Roop Lal 34.03.78 Dahad/ CDPO. Jhandutta Su raj ta, Vill.Baghal, Jhandutta. Di strict-Bi laspur. I Ghalaiya (54). Tehsil- Kotkhai, District- Shimla. -ll Babli Devi, D/o Sh. 20.05. 77. Dehra/ CDPO, Dehra, District- Bishamber Singh. Rio Viii- Dehra Kangra. Jual, P.O. Adhwani, Tehsil- Jawalamukhi, District- Kangra . -l2 Akshu Dhiman, D/0 Sh. Om 28. 10.83 Ranital-111 CDPO, Kangra District- Prakash, Ward No. 3. House Kangra Kangra. No. 771, Old Kangra, Tehsil & District- Kangra. , Terms and conditions of appo intment :­ , I. This con tract appointment will be initiall y for one yea r which may be extendable on year to ) car basis depending upon yo ur performance and work and conduct on the job. 2. The contractual appointee will be paid fixed contrach1al amount of ~ 15900/­ per month. (Rupees Fifteen Tho usand and Nine Hundred on ly), which sha ll be equal to minimum of the Pay Band + Grade Pay+ 75% of G.P of the post of Supervisor. The con tract appointee will be entitled for increase in contractual amount @ 3% of the pay hand -t Grnde Pay fo r f'unh cr e:-.te nded years and no other benefits such as senior/se lecti on sca les etc. shall be given. The co ntract will be extended/ renewed if work performance and conduct of the contract appointee is found ati sfactory.
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