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MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS TELEPHONE LIST ******** HOME MINISTER’S OFFICE NAME&DESIGNATION R. NO. OFFICE I.Com RESIDENCE/EMAIL 104 23092462 - - AMIT SHAH 23094686 HOME MINISTER 23017256 (PH) 23017580 (PH)(F) SAKET KUMAR 105 23092462 414 - PS TO HM 23094686 23094221(FAX) RAJEEV KUMAR 107 23092462 414 - OSD in HM Office 23094686 23092113(FAX) SATISH KUMAR CHHIKARA 23092462 414 - OSD in HM Office 23094686 23092979(FAX) ABHISHEK M. CHAUDHARI 103-A 23092462 414 - APS TO HM MINISTER OF STATE (N) OFFICE NITYANAND RAI 101 23092870 - - MINISTER OF STATE 23092595 SURESH KUMAR 198 23092595 270 - Deputy Secretary 23094896(FAX) KUMAR KRANTI 196-A 23092870 270 - ADDL.PS TO MOS 23094896(FAX) ALOK KUMAR 117-B 23092595 270 - PPS TO MoS MINISTER OF STATE (GKR) OFFICE G. KISHAN REDDY 127 23092073 - MINISTER OF STATE 23094054 T. SREEKANTH 127-B 23092073 318 PS TO MoS (G) 23094054 23093549(FAX) SHIV KUMAR 125-B 23092073 318 US O/o MoS(G) 23094495 23093549(FAX) AMIT JAIN 126-C 23092073 318 PS O/o MoS(G) 23094054 23094495 23093549(FAX) RAJESH P. DALAL 126-C 23092073 318 SO O/o MoS(G) 23094054 23093549(FAX) THOTI REDDY PRADEEP REDDY 126 23092073 318 2nd PA O/o MoS(G) 23094054 - 23093549(FAX) HOME SECRETARY’S OFFICE AJAY KUMAR BHALLA 113 23092989 215 [email protected] HOME SECRETARY 23093031 23093003 (FAX) M JAGANNATHA RAO 113-A 23092989 254 [email protected] Sr. PPS TO HS 23093031 23093003 (FAX) SECRETARY (DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL LANGUAGE) DR. SUMEET JERATH NDCC-II 23438266 1007 - Secretary (DOL) A wing 3rd 23438267(F) 1008 floor DHAN SINGH BHARATI NDCC-II 23438266 1007 Sr. PPS TO SECY A wing 3rd 23438267(F) 1008 floor SECRETARY (BORDER MANAGEMENT) OFFICE SANJEEVA KUMAR 124 23092431 201 - SECRETARY (BM) 23092573 (FAX) JYOTI CHOPRA 126-B 23092431 201 PPS to SECY(BM) 23092573 - (FAX) SPECIAL SECRETARY (INTERNAL SECURITY) OFFICE (Vacant) 196 23092601 267 SS(INTERNAL SECURITY) 23094165 [email protected] (FAX) SANJEEV SHARMA 195 23092601 267 Sr. PPS TO SS(IS) 23094165 [email protected] (FAX) SPECIAL SECRETARIES PRAVEEN KUMAR SRIVASTAVA 172-C 23092630 359 [email protected] SS 23092675 (F) SATPAL CHOUHAN 125-A 23093178 307 [email protected] DG (Awards) 23092820 (F) SNEH LATA JAWAS 122 23093178 307 - Sr. PPS TO DG(Awards) ADDITIONAL SECRETARIES GYANESH KUMAR 127-A 23093126 265 [email protected] AS (JKL) North Block 23093143 (F) GOVIND MOHAN 170-A 23092440 369 [email protected] AS (UT) North Block 23092717 (F) VIVEK BHARDWAJ JSH 23383827 201 25265806 AS(PM) R.No-23 23071161(F) [email protected] ANIL MALIK MDCNS 23077514 631 [email protected] AS (FOREIGNERS) 23077513(Fax) RAJIT PUNHANI 192 23094709 212 [email protected] AS & FA (HOME) 23093002 (FAX) SANJAY KUMAR 189 23094709 212 - PPS TO AS & FA (HOME) DHARITRI PANDA MDCNS 011-23075184 611 [email protected] Pr. CCA(HOME) R No 07 011-23073022(F) 1st Flr JOINT SECRETARIES KRISHNA BAHADUR 2nd Floor, 23438054 914 [email protected] SINGH NDCC-II 23438053(F) JS(FFR) SHRI PRAKASH 194 23092962 425 [email protected] JS (ADMN) North Block 23092898(F) PIYUSH GOYAL 171-A 23092736 354 [email protected], JS (BM) North Block 23092569 (F) [email protected] Room No. 8 23075069 [email protected] 647 MDCNS 23075070(F) SATYENDRA GARG 109-C 23094648 325 26863645 JS(NE) North Block 23093694(F) [email protected] PRAVEEN VASHISTA 193-A/2 23092456 373 [email protected] JS(LWE) North Block 23093465(F) ANUJ SHARMA 121 23092436 320 [email protected] JS(CIS) North Block (Tel/fax) [email protected] RAKESH KUMAR SINGH Room No.116 23094927 277 [email protected] JS(POLICE-I) North Block (Tel/fax) SUDHESH KUMAR SHAHI 171-B 23092478 336 [email protected] JS (POLICE-II) North Block 23092051(F) SANJEEV KUMAR JINDAL NDCC-II 23438096 953 JS(DM) 3rd Floor 23438098(F) [email protected] SAHELI GHOSH ROY 188 23092392 (Tel) 434 [email protected] JS (Coordination & North Block 23092241 (Fax) International Cooperation) & Room No. 3 23075092 (Tel) 770 [email protected] CVO MDCNS 23075093 (Fax) 777 SUDHESH KUMAR SHAHI 171-B 23092722 441 [email protected] JS (CS) North Block 23093720(F) ANUJ SHARMA 127-D 23092901 401 - JS (UT) Addl Charge North Block 23094381(F) MEENAKSHI JOLLY NDCC-II 23438130 981 [email protected] JS (DOL) 23438137(F) SUSHIL PAL R.No. 13-A 23073055 615 [email protected] CCA (Home) MDCNS 23073093(F) PUNYA SALILA Room No 23092785 204 [email protected] SRIVASTAVA 114-B 23093155(F) JS(Women Safety & IS-I) North Block (Vacant) 110 23093124 346 [email protected] JS (JKL) North Block ASHUTOSH AGNIHOTRI 117-A 23092548 314 [email protected] JS (CTCR & IS-II) North Block 23092551 (F) [email protected] K.V PRATAP Room No. 12 23075306 801 JS(UT) MDCNS SREYASI CHAUDHURI 214, 2nd floor 23092123 388 [email protected] JS(IFD) North Block 1. ADMINISTRATION DIVISION P K NAYAK 94-B/1 23092035 352 24627216 CSO [email protected] V.K. RAJAN 17 23094376 316 [email protected] DS (Estt.) & DS(A&V) SUSHIL KUMAR JHA 93-A 23093029 492 - DS (Admn) N R SEKAR RAJU 81-D 23093666 341 [email protected] US (AD.V) (Vacant) 94-B 23092085 353 - US (AD.II) (Vacant) 81-D 23093485 370 US (RTI) S SAMANTA 2-A 23094956 232 24366222 US (AD.III) [email protected] (Addl Charge) SANJAY MEHTA 93-B 23094008 458 [email protected] US(AD-I & VII) D K GHOSH 81-D 23093094 231 US(VIG) P S DANGWAL NDCC-II 23438194 860 [email protected] US (Cash I & II, DDO) Building S. SAMANTA NDCC-II 23438052 [email protected] US (SSO) Building Radhe Shyam Singh 2 23093423 294 - SO (AD-I) TILAK RAJ 2 23093423 294 - SO (AD-IA) KASHI NATH 95 23092934 253 - SO (Ad-II) Leena Sarin 81-D 23093485 370 - SO (RTI-II) ANURAG Hall No-2 23093284 206 - SAXENA North Block 23092922 222 SO (Ad-III) RADHEY SHYAM 15 23094537 240 VERMA SO (Ad-V & VII) VIPUL ALOK 95-A 23093061 460 [email protected] SO(VIG) SATISH SRIVASTAVA 95-A 23093061 460 SO(ACR CELL) D S SACHDEVA 96 23094155 249 [email protected] SO (RTI-I) Kochukuttan V. NDCC-II 23438255 861 25572451 SO (CASH-I & DDO) Building, 862 [email protected] 8th Floor AJAY PRAKASH VATS Hall No-4 23092824 455 - PROTOCOL OFFICER North Block INDER MOHAN Hall No.4 23092824 455 - SO (PROTOCOL) North Block G.V PANDEY NDCC-II 23438249 858 - SO (Cash-II) Building, 8th Floor NITIN MANE Hall No.3, 23093501 216 - SO (PASS CELL) North Block N. K. YADAV NDCC-II 23438063 944 [email protected] SO(CASH-III) 3rd Floor 2. BM–I DIVISION VISHWAMITRA ANAND 13, 23075309 826, [email protected] Commandant (CNB) MDCNS 806 2nd floor SURAJ SINGH 24 23075318 817 [email protected] COMMANDANT(PB) MDCNS, 624 2nd floor S. K. PRASAD 13, - 689 [email protected] 2IC(PB/Court Cases) MDCNS, 2nd floor R. K. YADAV 24 23075107 859 [email protected] 2IC (BM-III/Bangladesh) MDCNS, 2nd floor ABHIJIT 13, 23075319 803 [email protected] US (CNB) MDCNS 2nd floor JITENDRA KUMAR JHA MDCNS 23075308 821 [email protected] US (MC) 2nd floor H. K. DHASMANA MDCNS 23075320 825 [email protected] US (PB) 2nd floor R C JOSHI MDCNS 23075323 807 [email protected] SO (BM.I) 2nd floor (Tele/Fax) PREM PARKASH 13, 23075308 609 [email protected] SO (BM-II)(IMB) MDCNS 2nd floor BINDU WADHWA 16, 23070153 818 [email protected] SO (BM.VI/Coord) MDCNS,2 nd floor NABAGHANA SHARMA MDCNS - 853 [email protected] SO (BM-IV/CHINA) 2nd floor NIRANJAN MDCNS - 802 [email protected] SO (BM-V/NEPAL & 2nd floor BHUTAN) RAM KISHOR GUPTA MDCNS - 802 [email protected] Consultant (BM-V/Nepal & 2nd floor Bhutan) 3. BM –II DIVISION PRASHANT RAJAGOPAL 12 23075317 616 [email protected] DS (BM-II) MDCNS (Tel/Fax) 2nd floor US (BM-V) MDCNS 23075318 - - P K SRIVASTAV MDCNS 23075318 - US (BM-II) 2nd floor MDCNS - - - SO (BM-I) 2nd floor MDCNS - - SO (BM-III) 2nd floor SANKARA SUBRAMONIAN V MDNCS 23075119 804 [email protected] SO (Coastal Security) 4. CS DIVISION RENU SARIN Room No. 23070180 808 [email protected] DIR (CS-II) 18 MDCNS KRISHAN KUMAR 2nd Floor, 23075291 610 [email protected] DS (CS-I) MDCNS VIJAY KUMAR 125-C, 23093101 296 [email protected] DS (PUBLIC) North Block DEEPAK KUMAR 13, North 23092421 275 deepak.kumar98@nic. in US (PUBLIC) Block ASHOK KUMAR PAL 2nd Floor 23070402 835 [email protected] US (CSR-I) MDCNS LALITA T. HEDAOO 2nd Floor, 23075295 698 [email protected] US (CSR-II) MDCNS SHAKTI PRAKASH 2nd Floor, 23075296 702 legalofficer.cs@mha. ASSTT. COMDT. (LEGAL) MDCNS gov.in ASHIS KUMAR DAS 2nd Floor, 23075298 701 ashishkumardas.edu@ SO(CSR-I) MDCNS nic.in KANWALJIT 2nd Floor, 23075298 810 [email protected] SO(CSR-II) MDCNS, SATBIR SINGH 2nd Floor, 23075301 809 [email protected] SO(CSR-III-A) MDCNS KAMLESHRAHLAN 2nd Floor, 23075301 809 kamlesh.ralhan73@nic. in CONSULTANT (CSR-III-B) MDCNS KUNDAN KUMAR 2nd Floor, 23075298 811 kundan.kumar92@nic. in SO(M&G) MDCNS HARI KUMAR P 2nd Floor, 23075298 700 [email protected] SO (SR) MDCNS PADMA AGNIHOTRI 13, North 23092421 275 padma.agnihotri@ gov.in SO(PUBLIC) Block 5.
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    Dry Weather likely over Port Blair. Maximum Since 1920s the Oldest Daily... and Minimum temperature will be around 31°C and 25°C respectively on Friday 11/12/ 2020. Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date: 30.7 Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date: 25.2 Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST : 065 Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST : 077 Sunrise time on 11.12.2020 (in IST): 0529 Sunset time on 11.12.2020 (in IST): 1656 Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs)- in mm: 000.0 Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 000.0 Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 20 upto ...the Largest Circulating Daily of the Islands 0830 hrs (of date) in mm: 2802.0 mm Regn. No. 34190/75 No. 332 Port Blair, Friday, December 11, 2020 Web: dt.andaman.gov.in Rs. 3.00 Pages 4 PM lays foundation stone of New Parliament Building New Parliament will witness the making of AatmaNirbhar Bharat : PM Urges to take pledge to keep the country's interest paramount New Delhi, Dec. 10 (PIB) MP. He said that when he Prime Minister, Shri entered the Parliament Narendra Modi laid the House for the first time, he foundation stone of the bowed his head and saluted New Parliament Building this temple of democracy, today. The new building is before stepping into it. He an intrinsic part of the remarked that many new vision of 'AatmaNirbhar things are being done in Bharat' and will be a the new Parliament House landmark opportunity to that will increase the build a peoples' efficiency of the MPs and Parliament for the first modernize their work time after independence, culture.
  • (WST) A. Sudhakar F 2 I/270 a Martin Vijai Deepak A. Arokia Swamy

    (WST) A. Sudhakar F 2 I/270 a Martin Vijai Deepak A. Arokia Swamy

    Sl.No Form. No Name of Student Father Name M/F Category E-Mail Phone No 1 I/333 A Divya*(WST) A. Sudhakar F OBC [email protected] 8332994978 A Martin Vijai 2 I/270 Deepak A. Arokia Swamy M OBC [email protected] 8015427212 8667604447, 3 I/1376 A Sanjay Selvan Arul Selvan. R M OBC [email protected] 9444423440 Aachal Fattulal fattulal Barkzishna 9822914867, 4 I/1276 Sonkusare Sonkusare F OBC [email protected] 7242258399 5 I/1008 Aadarsh Jain Munna Lal Jain M GEN [email protected] 8889279431 9736843100, 6 I/973 Aaditi Kapoor Mahan Kapoor F GEN [email protected] 9418506100 7 I/1291 Aanchal Choudhary Yograj M OBC [email protected] 8219957417 Ramesh Singh 9816985093, 8 I/707 Aanchal Negi Negi F ST [email protected] 8219781265 9 I/1212 Aanchal*(EM) Vinod Kumar F OBC [email protected] 9027169074 Dinesh Chandra 10 I/1244 Aastha Pandey Pandey F GEN [email protected] 7579436795 11 I/1157 Aavib Kabeer.K Kabeer.K M OBC [email protected] 7025346707 12 I/843 Aayush Biswas Devtosh Biswas M GEN [email protected] 9165934548 13 I/381 Abhay Pratap Singh Vijay Singh M OBC [email protected] 6392212488 14 I/1107 Abhay Pratap Singh Sushil Kumar M OBC [email protected] 7037555951 Abhay Bhupinder 15 I/1069 Sharma*(WST) Kumar M GEN [email protected] 9418802439 Abhijit Ashok Ashok Poshatti 16 I/886 Bura*(EM) Bura M OBC [email protected] 8482955840 Amar Chan 17 I/1207 Abhijit Barman Barman M SC [email protected] 7005581659 Abhijit 18 I/525 Sarkar*(EM) Manoj Sarkar M SC [email protected] 7001917351 19 I/1402 Abhijith Babu Babu M OBC [email protected] 7994335038 20 I/179 Abhijith Mohan K.M.
  • Shri Nityanand Rai

    Shri Nityanand Rai

    SHRI NITYANAND RAI Shri Nityanand Rai Shri Nityanand Rai was born on 1st January, 1966 in a farmer’s family in Karnpura village, 4 Km from Hajipur, headquarters of the Vaishali District of Bihar. His Mother Late Smt Tetari Devi was a house wife. His Father Late Shri Ganga Vishnu Rai was head of Gram Panchayat Karnpura for many years. Shri Rai did his BA (Hon) from R.N. Degree College of Baba Saheb Bhim Rao Ambedkar University. Shri Rai who was interested in social works from student life, started social works in 1982 as a member of ABVP. In a short span of time, he hold gracefully the post of District Head and Departmental head of ABVP. He also took the responsibility of Tahshil caretaker as a Volunteer in the RSS branch. Shri Rai joined Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) in 1990 and began to work from Panchayat level. While discharging the liability of Bharatiya Janta Yuva Morcha Minister of Bihar state and State General Secretary, he took the charge of president of Bharatiya Janta Yuva Morch in 1998. In 2000, he was elected MLA for Bihar Assembly from Hajipur Assembly constituency. Later on, he hold the post of state secretary, General Secretary and President of BJP unit of Bihar. He was nominated state President of Bihar Bharatiya Janta Party On 30th November, 2016. During his presidentship of Bihar Bharatiya Janta Party unit, he strengthened the party at the village and booth level. BJP and its allies won unprecedentedly 39 seats out of 40 seats during the Lok Shaba Election-2019 Under the presidentship of Shri Rai.