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North Circle - I Government of West Bengal Public Works Department Establishment Branch Khadya Bhawan 11A,Mirza Ghalib Street,Kolkata -87. No.: 52-E/PWD-11041/2/2020-DIR (PWD) Dated:17.08.2020 NOTIFICATION The Restructuring of various offices under the preview of the Public Works Department has been undertakenvide Notification No.178 dated 20.12.2019. As a result thereof, necessity of re-jurisdiction of Divisions and Sub-Divisions under the Zones of PWD have been felt to cope with the requirement of proper implementation and execution of works relating to restructuring of various offices under Public Works Department. 2. Now, in view of above, the Governor is pleased, in the interest of public service to create re-jurisdiction of Divisionsand Sub-Divisionsunder the Zonesof PWDin the following manner: (AI Rejurisdiction of Divisionand Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of North Zone Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Chief Jurishdlction of office by Zonal Chief (Division/Sub-Division) Engineer Engineer (Block / Municipality) NORTH CIRCLE - I Coochbehar Division Coochbehar Division-I Coochbehar Sub-Division-I Cooch Behar Sub-Division Eastern part of Dharala river of Cooch Behar-I block inclusive of Cooch Behar Municipality Coochbehar Sub-Dlvlsion-ll Tufanganj Sub-Division Tufanganj-I inclusive of Tufanganj municipality and Tufanganj-II block Dinhata Sub-Division Dinhata Sub-Division Dinhata-I inclusive of Dinhata erstwhile Jorai Costr. Sub- municipality and Dinhata-II block and Division. Sitai block Alipurduar Division Alipurduar Division Alipurduar Sub-Division. Alipurduar Sub-Division Block Alipurduar-I inclusive of Alipurduar Municipality and Eastern part of Kalchini Block consisting of Buxa and Jayanti Notification No: 52-E/PWD-ll041/2/2020-DIR (PWD) dated 17.08.2020 Rejurisdiction of Division and Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of North Zone Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Chief lurishdiction of office by Zonal Chief (Division/Sub-Division) Engineer Engineer (Block / Municipality) Kamakhyaguri Constr. Sub- Kamakhyaguri Sub-Division Alipurduar-II and Kumargram Block Division. Falakata Sub-Division Falakata Sub-Division Falakata block, Madarihat-Birpara block and Kalchini block except eastern part of Buxa and layanti area Coochbehar Div., Social Coochbehar Division-II Sector Coochbehar Sub-Dlvision-I, Mekhliganj Sub-Division Haldibari block and Mekhliganj Block Social Sector inclusive of Haldibari and Mekhliganj municipality Coochbehar Sub-Divlsion-Il, Mathabhanga-II Sub-Division Cooch Behar-II block, Mathabhanga-II Social Sector block Mathabhanga-I Sub-Division Mathabhanga-I block inclusive of Mathabhanga municipality, Sitalkuchi block and Western part of Dharala river of Cooch Behar-I block NORTH CIRCLE-II Jalpaiguri Division under Jalpaiguri Division (To be retained N.B.C.C.-II under NBCC-II) Jalpaiguri Sub-Division Jalpaiguri Sub-Division-I Jalpaiguri Municipality ( Partly), Jalpaiguri Sadar Block( Partly) Gairkata Sub-Division Dhupguri Sub-Division Dhupguri Municipality, Dhupguri Block, Nagrakata Block( Partly) Mal Sub-Division. Mal Sub-Division Mal Municipality, Mal block, Nagrakata block ( Partly) Darjeeling Division Darjeeling Division 2 Notification No: 52-E/PWD-11041/2/2020-DIR (PWD) dated 17.08.2020 Rejurlsdictlon of Division and Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of North Zone Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Chief Jurishdiction of office by Zonal Chief (Division/Sub-Division) Engineer Engineer (Block / Municipality) Darjeeling Sub-Division Darjeeling Sub-Division Darjeeling Municipality, Darjeeling Sadar Block Bijanbari-Pulbazar Block, Kurseong Sub-Division Kurseong Sub-Division Kurseong Municipality, Kurseong Block Newly Created Sub Divn Mirik Sub-Division Mirik Municipality, Mirik Block at Mirik Newly Created Sub Divn Mungpoo Sub-Division Runglee-Rungliot Block and Sukhiapokhri-Jorebungalow Block, Mungpoo at Mungpoo Kalimpong Division Kalimpong Division Kalimpong Sub-Division.-I Kalimpong Sub-Division-I Part of Kalimpong Municipality + Kalimpong - I Block Kalimpong Sub-Division.-II Kalimpong Sub-Division-II Part of Kalimpong Municipality + Kalimpong - II Block Gorubathan Sub-Division. Gorubathan Sub-Division Gorubathan Block Jalpaiguri Constr. Division North Bengal Division-II Moynaguri Constr. Sub- Moynaguri Sub-Division Moynaguri Block Division. Gairkata Constr. Sub- Gairkata Sub-Division Jalpaiguri Municipality( Partly), Division. Jalpaiguri Sadar Block( Partly) Rajganj Constr. Sub-Division. Rajganj Sub-Division Jalpaiguri Municipality( Partly), Jalpaiguri Sadar Block( Partly), Rajganj Block North Bengal Constr. North Bengal Division-I Division 3 Notification No: 52-E/PWD-ll041/2/2020-DIR (PWD) dated 17.08.2020 Rejurisdiction of Division and Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of North Zone Jurishdiction of office by Zonal Chief Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Chief Engineer (Block / Municipality) (Division/Sub-Division) Engineer Siliguri Municipal Corporation (partly), Siliguri Sub-Division Siliguri Sub-Division-I Dabgram Fulbari Block Naxalbari Block, Kharibari Block, Matigara Siliguri Constr. Sub-Division.-I Bagdogra Sub-Division block(partly) Siliguri Municipal Corporation(partly) , Siliguri Constr. Sub-Division.- Siliguri Sub-Division-II Phansidewa Block, Matigara block(partly) II (B) Rejurisdiction of Division and Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of South West Zone Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Jurisdiction of office by Zonal Chief Engineer (Division/Sub-Division) Chief Engineer (Block / Municipality) South West Circle - I MedinipurSadarandGhatalAdministrativeSub-Division Midnapur Division Paschim Midnapur Division-I Midnapur Medical Collage Midnapur Sub-Division MidnapurMedicatCollage,VidyasagarUniversity Sub-Division Ghatal Sub-Division Chandrakona-I&II,Daspur1&11,ChandrakonaMunicipality, Digri Sub-Division GhatalBlock,GhatalMunicipality Midnapur Sadar Sub- Division Kharagpur Sub-Division MidnapursadarandMidnapurMunicipality Midnapur Division, Social Paschim Midnapur Division- KharagpurAdministrativeSub-Division Sector, under South Western II Circle, Social Sector Kharagpur Sub-Division, Social Kharagpur1&11,Sabang,Pingla,DebraBlock,Kharagpur Kharagpur Sub-Division Municipality Sector Midnapur Sub-Division-II, Social Narayanghar,Mohonpur,Datan1&11Block,Officeofthe Narayanghar Sub-Division C.E.(SouthWestZone),P.W.Dte Sector Garbeta1,11&111andSalboniBlock,KshirpaiandRamjibonpur Ghatal Sub-Division, Social Sector Garbeta Sub-Division Municipality Jhargram Division Jhargram Division JhargramSadarAdministrativeSub·Division 4 Notification No: 52-E/PWD-l1041/2/2020-DIR (PWD) dated 17.08.2020 Rejurisdiction of Division and Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of South West Zone Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Jurisdiction of office by Zonal Chief Engineer (Division/Sub-Division) Chief Engineer (Block / Municipality) South West Circle - I Gopiballavpur Sub-Division Gopiballavpur Sub-Division Gopiballavpur-1&11Block Jhargram Sub-Division Jhargram Sub-Division JhargramMunicipality.Jhargram.JamboniBlock. Binpur Sub-Division Binpur-I&IIBlock Nayagram Sub-Division NayagramSub-Division,SankrallBlock Tamluk Division Purba Midnapur Division-I TamlukandHaldiaAdministrativeSub-Division Contai Sub-Division Panskura Sub-Division PWD Panskura-I& II.Maina,PanskuraMunicipality Mahishadal,Nandigram-I&II,Sutahata,HaldiaBlock,Haldia Haldia Construction Sub-Division Haldia Sub-Division PWD Municipality SahidMatangini,Tamluk,Nandakumar,Nandigram-III, Tamluk Sub-Division Tamluk Sub-Division PWD TamlukMunicipality. Tamluk Division, Social Sector Purba Midnapur Division-II Contaiand EgraAdministrativeSub-Division Tamralipara Sub-Division, Social Egra Sub-Division PWD Bhagwanpur-I, Pataspur-I&II,Egra-I & II, EgraMunicipality. Sector Contai-II & III,Khajuri-I & II ,Bhawanpur-II, Contai Haldia Sub-Division, Social Sector Contai Sub-Division Municipality Contai Sub-Division, Social Sector Digha Sub-Division Ramnagar-I & II,Contai-I , Digha_ShankarpurDA SOUTH WEST CIRCLE - II Bankura Division Bankura Division-I BankuraSadarandKhatra AdministrativeSub-Division Bankura Sadar Sub-Division BankuraMunicipalily,Chatna,Bankura-I,Baqora, Bankura Sub-Divlsion-l PWD Gangaialghali,Saltora,Megia Bankura Sub-Division-II, Social Khatra,Indpur,Hirbandh,Ranibandh,Raipiur,Sarenga, Khatra Sub-Division PWD Sector Simlapal,Taldangra Sammilani Medical College Sub- BSMC&H Sub-Division PWD BankuraSammllaniMedicalCollege& Hospital Division 5 Notification No: 52-E/PWD-11041/2/2020-DIR (PWD) dated 17.08.2020 Rejurisdiction of Division and Sub-Division Offices under administrative jurisdiction of South West Zone Existing Name of office Name of office by Zonal Jurisdiction of office by Zonal Chief Engineer (Division/Sub-Division) Chief Engineer (Block / Municipality) Bankura Division Social Sector, under South Western Circle, Social Bankura Division-II Bishnupur Administrative Sub-Division Sector Bankura Sub-Dlvislon-l, Social Onda Sub-Division PWD Sector 8ankura-ll, Onda Bankura Sub-Division-II, Social Sonamukhi Sub-Division PWD Sector Sonamukhi Municipality, Sonamukhi, Patrasayar. Indus. Bishnupur Sub-Division, Social Bishnupur Sub-Division PWD Sector Bishnupur Municipality, Bishnupur, Joypur, Kotulpur PunuliaDivision under Western Purulia Division - I Circle-I Purulia Sadar and Raghunathpur Administrative Sub-Division Purulia Sub-Division Purulia Sub-Division
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