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PARLIAMENT GENERAL ELECTION‐2014 NAME OF THE DCRC‐ALIPURDUAR COLLEGE. Route Chart for Movement of Polling Personnel on P‐1 day Buses will report Person responsible for Sl No. Route No. of PP No. of Buses Time of Departure Bus will provided by Remarks on 15‐04‐2014 running the Buses 1 Alipurduar‐I BD Office to DCRC Alipurduar College via Alipurduar Chowpathi 10 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Alipurduar‐I B.D.O. Alipurduar‐I DCRC Alipurduar College via Sonapur, Alipurduar 2 Salkumarhat to 2 6:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Alipurduar‐I B.D.O. Alipurduar‐I Chowpathi 3 Samuktala Bus stand to DCRC Alipurduar College via Josodanga, Salsalabari1735 5 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Alipurduar‐II B.D.O. Alipurduar‐II 4 Majherdabri Bus Stand to DCRC Alipurduar College via Haldibari 1 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Alipurduar‐II B.D.O. Alipurduar‐II DCRC Alipurduar College via Maynabari, Kartick 5 Hatipota bazar Bus stand to 2 6:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Alipurduar‐II B.D.O. Alipurduar‐II Chowpathi, Samuktala DCRC Alipurduar College via Majidkhana, 6 Kumargram BD Office to 10 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Kumargram B.D.O. Kumargram Salsalabari through NH‐31 DCRC Alipurduar College via Barobisha, 7 NKS Bazar (Near NKS Club) to 845 8 5:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Kumargram B.D.O. Kumargram Kamakhyaguri, Bhatibari DCRC Alipurduar College via Majidkhana, 8 Baribisha Bus stand to 7 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Kumargram B.D.O. Kumargram Salsalabari through NH‐31 9 Kalchini BD Office to DCRC Alipurduar College via Rajabhatkhawa 7 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Kalchini B.D.O. Kalchini DCRC Alipurduar College via Hasimara, 10 Joigaon Bus stand to 470 5 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Kalchini B.D.O. Kalchini Hamiltonganj, Rajabhatkhawa DCRC Alipurduar College via Guruduwara, Basti 11 Hasimara Bus stand to 2 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Kalchini B.D.O. Kalchini bazar, Nimti more DCRC Alipurduar College via Hasimara, 12 Madarihat BD Office to 8 6:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Madarihat B.D.O. Madarihat Hamiltonganj, Nimti more DCRC Alipurduar College via Madarihat, Hasimara, 13 Birpara Bus stand to 437 6 6:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Madarihat B.D.O. Madarihat Guruduwara, Basti bazar, Nimti more DCRC Alipurduar College via Madarihat, 5‐Mile, 14 Birpara Bus stand to 3 6:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Madarihat B.D.O. Madarihat Falakata, Sonapur 15 Falakata BDO Office to DCRC Alipurduar College via Sonapur 25 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Falakata B.D.O. Falakata 994 16 Khagenhat Bazar to DCRC Alipurduar College via Jateswar, Falakata 5 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Falakata B.D.O. Falakata DCRC Alipurduar College via Banarhat, Birpara 17 Nagrakata BD Office to 2 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Nagrakata B.D.O. Nagrakata Chowpathi, Madarihat 106 DCRC Alipurduar College via Banarhat, Birpara 18 Matiali BD Office to 1 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Matiali B.D.O. Matiali Chowpathi, Jateswar, Falakata PARLIAMENT GENERAL ELECTION‐2014 NAME OF THE DCRC‐ALIPURDUAR COLLEGE. Route Chart for Movement of Polling Personnel on P‐1 day DCRC Alipurduar College via Chalsa, banarhat, 19 Malbazar Bus stand to 709 20 5:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Mal B.D.O. Mal Madarihat, Hasimara,Hamiltonganj 20 Dhupguri Dak bunglow to DCRC Alipurduar College via Falakata 3 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Dhupguri B.D.O. Dhupguri 145 21 Dhupguri Dak bunglow to DCRC Alipurduar College via Gairkata, Birpara 2 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Dhupguri B.D.O. Dhupguri 22 Maynaguri Football Ground to DCRC Alipurduar College via Dhupguri, Falakata 216 7 5:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Maynaguri B.D.O. Maynaguri DCRC Alipurduar College via Gosala more, 23 Jalpaiguri Kadamtala Bus stand to 12 5:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Sadar B.D.O. Sadar Maynaguri Bus stand, Dhupguri, Falakata DCRC Alipurduar College via Jalpaiguri Town 572 24 Jalpaiguri Kadamtala Bus stand to Station, Post Office more, Maynaguri, Chalsa more, 5 5:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Sadar B.D.O. Sadar Banarhat, Madarihat DCRC Alipurduar College via Fatapukur, Santipara, 25 Rajganj BDO Office to 169 5 5:30 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Rajganj B.D.O. Rajganj Gosala More,Falakata Siliguri Tenzing Norgey Bus 26 to DCRC Alipurduar College via Fatapukur,Falakata 4 5:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Rajganj B.D.O. Rajganj Terminus Siliguri Tenzing Norgey Bus 27 to DCRC Alipurduar College via Sevok, Malbazar558 4 5:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Rajganj B.D.O. Rajganj Terminus 28 NJP Station to DCRC Alipurduar College via Fatapukur,Falakata 2 5:00 AM SDO Alipurduar B.D.O. Rajganj B.D.O. Rajganj Small 29 Salsalabari Bus stand to DCRC Alipurduar College via New Alipurduar 2 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar Vehicle 30 Marakhata to DCRC Alipurduar College via Khoardanga Bus 1 7:00 AM SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar 31 Mathabhanga Bus stand to DCRC Alipurduar College via Coochbihar, Baneswar Bus 1 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar DCRC Alipurduar College via Pundibari, Sonapur, 32 Coochbihar Old Bus stand to Bus 1 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar Baburhat 33 Dinhata Bus stand to DCRC Alipurduar College via Coochbihar, Baneswar Bus 1 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar 34 Tufanganj Bus stand to DCRC Alipurduar College via Dhalpal, Bhatibari Bus 1 6:00 AM SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar SDO Alipurduar Total No. of Bus 178 Total No. of Small Vehicle 2 Total No. of Vehicle 180 PARLIAMENT GENERAL ELECTION‐2014 NAME OF THE DCRC‐JALPAIGURI POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. ROUTE CHART FOR MOVEMENT OF POLLING PERSONNEL ON P‐1 DAY Person responsible No. of Time of Buses will report on Sl. No. Route No. of PP Bus will be provided by for running the REMARKS Buses Departure 15‐04‐2014 to Buses DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Jasodanga, Alipurduar SDO 1 Samuktala Bus Stand to 36 1 5:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Alipurduar‐II BDO Alipurduar‐II Office, Alipurduar‐I Block, Falakata BDO Office DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Kamakhyaguri, SDO Office 2 Kumargram B.D. Office to 11 1 5:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Kumargram BDO Kumargram Alipurduar, Alipurduar‐I Block, Falakata BDO Office DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Hasimara, Madarihat, Birpara, 3 Kalchini B.D. Office to 12 1 6:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Kalchini BDO Kalchini Ethelbari, Khagenhat,Dhupguri 4 Madarihat BD Office to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Birpara, Gairkata, Dhupguri 3 6:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Madarihat BDO Madarihat 157 5 Madarihat BD Office to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Birpara, Banarhat, Chalsa 2 6:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Madarihat BDO Madarihat 6 Falakata BDO Office to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Salbari, Dhupguri 1 6:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Falakata BDO Falakata 55 DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Jateswar,Khagenhat, 7 Falakata BDO Office to 1 6:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Falakata BDO Falakata Dhupguri 8 Nagrakata B.D. Office to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Chalsa,Maynaguri 6 6:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Nagrakata BDO Nagrakata 309 9 Matiali B.D. Ofice to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Domohani Bazar 3 6:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Matiali BDO Matiali DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Oodlabari, 10 Mal Bus Stand to 1 6:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Mal BDO Mal Gajoldoba,Bodaganj 58 DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Oodlabari, Kranti, Palash 11 Mal Bus Stand to 1 6:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Mal BDO Mal more,Domohani 12 Dhupguri Dak Bunglow to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Maynaguri By‐pass 18 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Dhupguri BDO Dhupguri 13 Dhupguri Dak Bunglow to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Maynaguri Town 3 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Dhupguri BDO Dhupguri 888 14 Nathua Hat Bus Stand to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Daukimari, Dhupguri 2 6:45 AM District Movement Cell BDO Dhupguri BDO Dhupguri DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Banarhat, Binnaguri,Telepara 15 Chamurchi GP office to 2 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Dhupguri BDO Dhupguri More,Gaikata, Dhupguri PARLIAMENT GENERAL ELECTION‐2014 NAME OF THE DCRC‐JALPAIGURI POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. ROUTE CHART FOR MOVEMENT OF POLLING PERSONNEL ON P‐1 DAY Person responsible No. of Time of Buses will report on Sl. No. Route No. of PP Bus will be provided by for running the REMARKS Buses Departure 15‐04‐2014 to Buses 16 Maynaguri Football Ground to DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Maynaguri Bus Stand 18 7:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Maynaguri BDO Maynaguri DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Husulurdanga, Jajangi, 17 Saptibari‐II GP Office to 2 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Maynaguri BDO Maynaguri Maynaguri Bus Stand 801 18 Ramsai GP Office to DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Panbari, Maynaguri Bus Stand 2 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Maynaguri BDO Maynaguri 19 Bakali Bus Stand to DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Rajarhat,Maynaguri Road 1 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Maynaguri BDO Maynaguri 20 Rajganj B.D. Office to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Fatapukur 17 7:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Rajganj BDO Rajganj 21 Rajganj B.D. Office to DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Chaulhati,73 more871 2 7:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Rajganj BDO Rajganj 22 Rajganj Bazar to DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Belakoba, Rangdhamali 6 7:30 AM District Movement Cell BDO Rajganj BDO Rajganj Siliguri Tenzing Norgey Bus 23 to DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Fatapukur 16 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Rajganj BDO Rajganj Terminus Siliguri Tenzing Norgey Bus DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Ashigarh More , Ambari 24 to 2 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Rajganj BDO Rajganj Terminus Falakata Siliguri Tenzing Norgey Bus DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Mahananda Barrage 25 to 800 2 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Rajganj BDO Rajganj Terminus Colony,Fulbari 26 NJP Station to DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via TinBati More, Fatapukur 2 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Rajganj BDO Rajganj Siliguri Tenzing Norgey Bus 27 to DCRC jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Sevoke, Malbazar 3 7:00 AM District Movement Cell BDO Rajganj BDO Rajganj Terminus DCRC Jalpaiguri Polytechnic via Ghughudanga, Berubari District Movement District Movement 28 Haldibari BD Office to 2 6:30 AM District Movement Cell More,3 no.
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    JoTT COMMUNI C ATION 3(12): 2253–2262 Human interference and avifaunal diversity of two wetlands of Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, India Tanmay Datta Department of Zoology, Ananda Chandra College, Jalpaiguri, West Bengal 735101, India Email: [email protected] Date of publication (online): 26 December 2011 Abstract: Avifaunal diversity and abundance were studied in two wetlands of Jalpaiguri Date of publication (print): 26 December 2011 District, West Bengal, India, in relation to eight wetland characteristics supposedly ISSN 0974-7907 (online) | 0974-7893 (print) directly or indirectly affected by human activities. Although the climatic and geophysical conditions of both the wetlands are almost similar, a total of 80 bird species were recorded Editor: Rajiv S. Kalsi from one wetland and the other supported only 42 species. The relationship between Manuscript details: habitat characteristics and community structure varied throughout the year, suggesting Ms # o2739 that the birds respond differently to one or other habitat characteristic depending on Received 28 March 2011 the season. Larger wetland size supported higher bird diversity and abundance as far Final received 18 October 2011 as resident and local migrants are concerned. Winter migrant density and diversity, Finally accepted 28 October 2011 however, reached higher values in structurally more heterogeneous wetlands having fewer submerged aquatic vegetation. All these habitat characteristics become highly Citation: Datta, T. (2011). Human interference and avifaunal diversity of two wetlands of Jalpaig- influenced by intense agricultural practices in the wetland with fewer bird diversity and uri, West Bengal, India. Journal of Threatened density. Taxa 3(12): 2253–2262. Keywords: Habitat heterogeneity, human interference, Jalpaiguri, submerged aquatic Copyright: © Tanmay Datta 2011.
  • Status of Development in Different Blocks of Jalpaiguri District

    Status of Development in Different Blocks of Jalpaiguri District

    Innovations Number 63 2020 December www.journal-innovations.com Status of development in different blocks of Jalpaiguri district Priyabrata Mondal Research Scholar Department Of Geography University of Calcutta West Bengal, India Abstract Jalpaiguri is one of the most backward districts of west Bengal where poverty is a barrier to development. Generally poverty is measured by Below Poverty Line (BPL) indices in rural areas. Below poverty line is an economic bench mark and poverty threshold used by the government of India to indicate economic disadvantage and to identify individuals and households in need of government assistance and aid. Poverty refers to the condition of not having the means to afford basic human need such as clean water, nutrition care, clothing and shelter. This paper is attempted to study the poverty status with some remedial measures. Key-words: 1.Poverty, 2.Development, 3.Literacy 4.Jalpaiguri, 5. Non uniform. Objectives My paper will find out the following objective with some remedial measure- To find the existing condition of people in the district. To analyze the factors responsible for increasing rate of poverty in few blocks. To discuss about the problem’s related to poverty. To analyze the correlation between poverty and development. To suggest remedial measures to solve the problem related to poverty. Methodology The entire information and data are taken mainly from district statistical hand book and district census hand book also from few secondary sources, such as Annual employment report, Public Work Department (PWD.) Roads, District Rural Development Authority 74 Innovations Number 63 2020 December www.journal-innovations.com (DRDA), Jalpaiguri, zilla parisad etc.
  • Emerging Multimodal Connectivity in the BBIN Sub-Region Possibilities for Competitive Linkages and Potential Benefits to Bhutan

    Emerging Multimodal Connectivity in the BBIN Sub-Region Possibilities for Competitive Linkages and Potential Benefits to Bhutan

    DISCUSSION PAPER #1/2020 Emerging Multimodal Connectivity in the BBIN Sub-region Possibilities for Competitive Linkages and Potential Benefits to Bhutan Bhimlal Suberi* India and Bangladesh are top two trading partners as well as pivotal transit countries for Bhutan and this will continue in the future. Kolkata-Siliguri-Guwahati road link is a crucial road transport corridor for bilateral trade with India and Bangladesh and facilitates access to the seaports. With Bhutan given access to Chittagong and Mongla seaports, international trade is likely to be less costly as these seaports are closer compared to the Indian seaports. Moreover, with strengthening inter-modal connectivity infrastructure in and between Bangladesh and India, Bhutan has tremendous potential to improve access to BBIN and global markets. In that context, this Discussion Paper reviews Bhutan’s access to such infrastructure while highlighting challenges as well as opportunities for the country to develop competitive linkages with existing and emerging corridors of trade and transport connectivity in the sub-region. Background barriers and prepared a roadmap1 for the development of multimodal connectivity in the The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation region along the prioritised corridors. BBIN (SAARC), South-Asia Sub-regional Economic countries (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal) are Cooperation (SASEC), Bay of Bengal Initiative for at the core of the SRMTS. Multi-Sectoral Trade & Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) and United Nations Economic and Social A similar study was undertaken for the SASEC sub- Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN-ESCAP) region under the Sub-regional Corridor Operational provide a broad framework and building blocks for Efficiency Study,2 following a detailed assessment of regional integration and multimodal transport operational and institutional impediments, and connectivity in the region.
  • Condition of the Major Migrant Tribes of Jalpaiguri District: a Historical Survey Over the Last Hundred Years (1901-2000 A.D.)

    Condition of the Major Migrant Tribes of Jalpaiguri District: a Historical Survey Over the Last Hundred Years (1901-2000 A.D.)

    International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development www.allsubjectjournal.com Online ISSN: 2349-4182, Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72 Received: 04-02-2021, Accepted: 27-02-2021, Published: 31-03-2021 Volume 8, Issue 3, 2021, Page No. 119-124 Condition of the major migrant tribes of Jalpaiguri District: A historical survey over the last hundred years (1901-2000 A.D.) Manadev Roy Assistant Professor of History, Kurseong College (Affiliated to North Bengal University) Darjeeling, West Bengal, India Abstract After the formation of Jalpaiguri district in 1869 the British Government selected the district as a centre of Tea Industry in India. Many migrant tribes namely the Santhals, Mundas, Oraons, Malpahari, Chikboraik etc., came to the district following by the tea industry. But at the beginning of their settlement the tribal workers could not come out from the boundary of the tea gardens. These gardens were seemed like isolated islands. They were physically and mentally tortured by various authorities of tea gardens, money lenders, and land lords etc. In the tea gardens tribal labourers lost their lives affected with black water fever, malaria, dengue, cholera etc. as medical facility was not good. The tribal children did not have the choice to study in their mother tongue. In school they had to study either in Bengali, Hindi or Nepali medium. In Jalpaiguri district, the subsistence economy forced the tribal men and women and their children into manual work. In the post-colonial period the migrant tribes were fully divided into two groups e.g., the Christian and non-Christian.