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General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Anil Rai, 8967895692 PRANITA LIMBU 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, (ROSHNI 21-Nagrakata Samsing High School, GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 1 (Room No.1) Kurti Matiali SHG)6294819774 (ST) Line,Samsing TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Anil Rai, 8967895692 PRANITA 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, LIMBU6294819774 21-Nagrakata Samsing High School, GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 2 (Room No.2) Kurti Matiali (ST) Line,Samsing TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Subash Sharma, BITANA CHHETRI 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, 8972871083 21-Nagrakata Samsing Cha Bagan 1No. GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 BFP School (DPEP) (ANUPRIYA SHG) 3 Matiali 8001479253 (ST) ROOM NO 1 General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Subash Sharma, BITANA CHHETRI 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, 8972871083 21-Nagrakata Samsing Cha Bagan 1No. GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 BFP School, (D.P.E.P.) (ANUPRIYA 4 Matiali SHG)8001479253 (ST) Room No 2 General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Muna Sashankar, GURASH ORAON 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, 8609231630 (GITANJALI 21-Nagrakata Samsing Cha Bagan 2No. GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 5 BFP School (Room No 1) Matiali SHG)7602634165 (ST) Lower Line, Samsing TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Muna Sashankar, GURASH ORAON 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, 8609231630 (GITANJALI 21-Nagrakata SamsingCha Bagan 2No. GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 6 BFP School (Room No 2), Matiali SHG)7602634165 (ST) Lower Line, Samsing TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Probin Sharma, ANITA M. MUNDA (EKTA 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, 897202493 SHG)9547744188 21-Nagrakata Yongtong Cha Bagan BFP GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 7 School (DPEP), Basa Matiali (ST) Line,Yong Tong TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Uma Sabar, 9733274862 SANGITA ORAON ( 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, SURIYA SHG) 8609334726 21-Nagrakata Yongtong Cha Bagan, GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 8 Sardi Line SSK Centre, Matiali (ST) Godam Line General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Mariyam Soren, USHA ORAON (NARI 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, 8116117942 JAGARAN) 6297690951 21-Nagrakata Moortee Cha Bagan GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 9 Aamtala SSK Centre, Matiali (ST) Sardi Line General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Abdul Mannan Mondal, BYO, Mina Thapa, 7908140216 MAINO SANTHAL 8918401331 & Gobinda Sutradhar, (ANJALI SHG) 21-Nagrakata Moortee Cha Bagan GRS, Matiali Hat GP, 9126035880 10 Primary School, Factory Matiali 7029425737 (ST) Line General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Bipin Minj, 9382730577 PUJA BHAGHWAR (PUJA 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, SHG) 801124681 21-Nagrakata Matiali TG Pucca line GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 11 SSK Centre,Pucca line , Matiali (ST) Matiali TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Satyajit Barwa, ANTARMUNI TIRKEY 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, 7074921247/8016358030 (LAXMI SHG) 6296619785 21-Nagrakata Matiali Cha Bagan GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 12 Factory line ICDS Matiali (ST) center, Factory Line Matiali TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Sanju Kurmi, 8343880481 LALITA SONAR (PRAVA 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, SHG) 9735623390 21-Nagrakata Matiali Cha Bagan GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 13 Primary School, Santi Matiali (ST) Nagar Line, Matiali TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Dhiraj Baghwar, DEEPA BAGHWAR 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, 77384637092 (PERANA SHG) 21-Nagrakata Matiali TG Prem Nagar GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 14 Line ICDS Centre, Prem Matiali 9635546659 (ST) Nagar Line, Matiali T.G. General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Raju Guha, 7551078163 SOBHA LAMA (AASTHA 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, SHG)9679409854 21-Nagrakata Matiali Bazar Colony GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 15 Primary School, (Amtala), Matiali (ST) Matiali Hat General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Roman Lohar, SAMJHANE PRADHAN 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, 8967349454 (ASTHA SHG) 21-Nagrakata Chalouni Cha Bagan Pry. GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 16 School , School line, Matiali (7584938036 (ST) Chalouni TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Saran Pradhan, SANDESHE Sai MSK Centre, Purbey 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, 7584831616 CHOUDHURY (PRENA 21-Nagrakata GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 SHG) 7063501447 (ST) 17 Line, Chalouni TG Matiali General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Manoj Naik, 9932367348 RANJITA ORAON 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, (MILANI SHG) 21-Nagrakata Chalouni cha Bagan Birsha GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 18 Bhawan SSK Centre, Matiali 8116824398 (ST) Bhadu Line, Chalouni TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Soumojit Majumdar. ADA, Durga Chik Baraik, MANISHA ORAON 8918699526 & Amindra Pradhan, 8145581998 (NISHAN SHG) 21-Nagrakata Chalouni TG ITDP GRS, Matiali Hat, 7602527881 Primary School,Naya 19 Matiali 9734944758 (ST) Line, Chalouni TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Prasanta Dey, EA, Matiali Amar gowala ANJALI GOWALA Batabari - II G.P., 9832059264 & 9064810704 (PEHECHAN SHG) 21-Nagrakata Engoo Cha Bagan BFP Tanmoy Dutta, STP, Indong 20 School, School Line. Engo Matiali Matiali, 8436657992 (ST) TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Prasanta Dey, EA, Matiali Pulika Lakra MANJULA KHARIA Batabari - II G.P., 9832059264 & 9932921390 (JAGRITY SHG) 21-Nagrakata Indira SSK Centre, Neora Tanmoy Dutta, STP, Indong Line, Zurantee TG (ST) 21 Matiali Matiali, 8436657992 95472555377 General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Prasanta Dey, EA, Matiali Bifti kumar 7602094299 KAPIK ORAON (DEEP Batabari - II G.P., 9832059264 & SHG) 7319569374 21-Nagrakata Mandira SSK Centre, Dele Tanmoy Dutta, STP, Indong (ST) 22 Line, Zurantee TG Matiali Matiali, 8436657992 General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Prasanta Dey, EA, Matiali Miritshtali Toppo MANJU JHORA Zurantee Cha Bagan Batabari - II G.P., 9832059264 & 6295021741 (PRACHESTA) 21-Nagrakata Tanmoy Dutta, STP, Indong 8016142575 23 Primary School Budhu Matiali Matiali, 8436657992 (ST) Line,Zurantee TG General Parliamentary Election'2019,PP Welfare Cell, Jalpaiguri Name of AC No of PS Polling Station Name Name of Block Sector Details Key Holder of PS SHG Details Prasanta Dey, EA, Matiali Salinash Munda NIRMALA ORAON (ASHA Batabari - II G.P., 9832059264 & 9547075219 SHG) 9547255377 21-Nagrakata Zurantee Cha Bagan Tanmoy Dutta, STP, Indong 24 Pampa SSK Centre, (Room Matiali Matiali, 8436657992
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    Monsoon Dooars Package Tour (03 Days) Tour:01 [Jalpaiguri – Lataguri - Samsing- Suntalikhola – Jhalong – Bindu - Murti – Medla Watch Tower] 1st Day: J.P.E. (Jalpaiguri Road), Proceed to "Kalipur Eco Village / Rhino Camp at Ramshi". After lunch visit Medla Watch Tower and Elephant Riding. Enjoy tribal dance at evening. Night stay at Kalipur Eco Village / Rhino Camp. 2nd Day: After breakfast proceed to Murti or Suntalikhola. Visit Murti, Samsing, Laligurash, Suntalikhola. Night stay at Murti or Suntalikhola. 3rd Day: After breakfast visit Jhalong and Bindu. After that proceed to schedule return. Tour end. Package Cost: On request NOTE:[Rail Fair, Air Fair, Camera Charge, Entry fees, Point charges, Guide Charge, Coli Charge etc. charges are extra.] Tour:02 Monsoon Dooars Tour (4 Days) [Jalpaiguri – Bodaganj - Gajoldoba - Medla Watch Tower - Lataguri - Murti - Samsing - Jalpesh Temple.] 1st Day: Morning received at Jalpaiguri Road Station (JPE), after that proceed to Bodaganj. After lunch visit Bodaganj & Gajoldoba (Bird Watching & Boating in backwater of Gajoldoba Barrage). After that back to Bodaganj forest bungalow (wbfdc). Night stay at Bodaganj Forest Bungalow (wbfdc). 2nd Day: After breakfast proceed to Ramshai (Gorumara Rhino Camp / Kalipur Eco Village). After lunch Elephant Riding, Medla Watch Tower, Tribal Dance. Night stay at Gorumara Rhino Camp / Kalipur Eco Village (Wild Life II Division ). 3rd Day: After breakfast proceed to Murti. After lunch visit Upper Chalsha, Metali Kalibari, Samsing with Tea Garden. Night stay at Govt. Tourist Lodge / Forest Bungalow / Resort. 4th Day: After breakfast checkout & visit Jalpesh Temple, Baikunthapur Palace, Gate, Temple & Raj Dighi, after lunch (at Teesta Paryatak Abas) proceed to Railway Station (Jalpaiguri Railway Station (JPG) / Jalpaiguri Road Station (JPE).
  • FINAL DISTRIBUTION.Xlsx

    FINAL DISTRIBUTION.Xlsx

    Annexure-1B 1)Taxpayers with turnover above Rs 1.5 Crores b) Taxpayers falling under the jurisdiction of the State Taxpayer's Name SL NO GSTIN Registration Name TRADE_NAME 1 NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY LTD 19AAACN9967E1Z0 2 WEST BENGAL STATE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION CO. LTD WEST BENGAL STATE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION CO. LTD 19AAACW6953H1ZX 3 INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LTD.(ASSAM OIL DIVN.) INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LTD.(ASSAM OIL DIVN.) 19AAACI1681G1ZM 4 THE W.B.P.D.C.L. THE W.B.P.D.C.L. 19AABCT3027C1ZQ 5 ITC LIMITED ITC LIMITED 19AAACI5950L1Z7 6 TATA STEEL LIMITED TATA STEEL LIMITED 19AAACT2803M1Z8 7 LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED 19AAACL0140P1ZG 8 SAMSUNG INDIA ELECTRONICS PVT. LTD. 19AAACS5123K1ZA 9 EMAMI AGROTECH LIMITED EMAMI AGROTECH LIMITED 19AABCN7953M1ZS 10 KOLKATA PORT TRUST 19AAAJK0361L1Z3 11 TATA MOTORS LTD 19AAACT2727Q1ZT 12 ASHUTOSH BOSE BENGAL CRACKER COMPLEX LIMITED 19AAGCB2001F1Z9 13 HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED. 19AAACH1118B1Z9 14 SIMPLEX INFRASTRUCTURES LIMITED. SIMPLEX INFRASTRUCTURES LIMITED. 19AAECS0765R1ZM 15 J.J. HOUSE PVT. LTD J.J. HOUSE PVT. LTD 19AABCJ5928J2Z6 16 PARIMAL KUMAR RAY ITD CEMENTATION INDIA LIMITED 19AAACT1426A1ZW 17 NATIONAL STEEL AND AGRO INDUSTRIES LTD 19AAACN1500B1Z9 18 BHARATIYA RESERVE BANK NOTE MUDRAN LTD. BHARATIYA RESERVE BANK NOTE MUDRAN LTD. 19AAACB8111E1Z2 19 BHANDARI AUTOMOBILES PVT LTD 19AABCB5407E1Z0 20 MCNALLY BHARAT ENGGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED MCNALLY BHARAT ENGGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED 19AABCM9443R1ZM 21 BHARAT PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED 19AAACB2902M1ZQ 22 ALLAHABAD BANK ALLAHABAD BANK KOLKATA MAIN BRANCH 19AACCA8464F1ZJ 23 ADITYA BIRLA NUVO LTD. 19AAACI1747H1ZL 24 LAFARGE INDIA PVT. LTD. 19AAACL4159L1Z5 25 EXIDE INDUSTRIES LIMITED EXIDE INDUSTRIES LIMITED 19AAACE6641E1ZS 26 SHREE RENUKA SUGAR LTD. 19AADCS1728B1ZN 27 ADANI WILMAR LIMITED ADANI WILMAR LIMITED 19AABCA8056G1ZM 28 AJAY KUMAR GARG OM COMMODITY TRADING CO.
  • Size Distribution of Urban Centres Across North Bengal During 1991 to 2011

    Size Distribution of Urban Centres Across North Bengal During 1991 to 2011

    [VOLUME 6 I ISSUE 2 I APRIL – JUNE 2019] e ISSN 2348 –1269, Print ISSN 2349-5138 http://ijrar.com/ Cosmos Impact Factor 4.236 Rank – Size Distribution of Urban Centres across North Bengal during 1991 to 2011 Dr. Arindam Basak Assistant Professor, Department of Geography & Applied Geography, University of North Bengal Received: February 05, 2019 Accepted: March 28, 2019 ABSTRACT: North Bengal has witnessed lack luster urbanization and growth of urban centres till 2011. Given its geographical coverage, the number of urban centres in North Bengal was only 45 in 1991 and 48 in 2001. However, in 2011 the number of urban centres in North Bengal suddenly increased to 131 which is quite stupendous compared to previous years. This sudden increase in the number of urban centres affected the rank-size distribution of urban centres across North Bengal. In this paper an attempt has been made to calculate the rank-size distribution of urban centres across North Bengal during 1991, 2001 and 2011 and to analyze the effect of a huge increase in the number of urban centres over the system of city-size distribution in this region. Key Words: North Bengal, Urbanization, Urban Centres, Rank-Size distribution. Introduction If urban centres are arranged according to their population size in a particular region they are related to one another. The population of the second largest urban centre will have half the population of the largest or primate city, the third largest urban centre will have 1/3rd population of the largest urban centre of the region. This relationship between the population of any urban centre and its rank in a set of urban centres of a region is called the rank-size rule.