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OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 3RD INDIA RESERVE BATTALION, SIKKIM PHQ, GANGTOK …………………………………………………………………………….…….…………………………………………………………………. NO.216/POL/ADM/CO/3rd IRBn/2018/ 42 Dated: 11/02/2019 OFFICE ORDER With the approval of the Government, the following candidates selected in Constable Driver/Male are hereby appointed as Recruit Constable Driver under 3rd India Reserve Battalion, Sikkim Police in Level 6 of the S.G.S. (Revised Pay) Rules, 2018 and other allowances as admissible under the Rules. SL. REGTN. NO. NAME OF CANDIDATE NO. FATHERs NAME HOME ADDRESS 1 0505/HG/DR/E ANANTA SHARMA ADHIKARI LT.KHARANANDRA SHARMA DETHANG, W. SIKKIM L/ MANGSHILA,UPPER JUSHING ,N. 2 4001/O/DR/N ASHIS KRIST BISWAKARMA DILLI DAS BISWAKARMA SIKKIM 3 0112/O/DR/E BEBAK TAMANG PASSANG TAMANG BERMIOK TOKAL,S. SIKKIM 4 5046/O/DR/S BHARAT GURUNG KHARKA BAHADUR GURUNG LINGCHOM GEYZING ,W. SIKKIM 5 5042/HG/DR/S BHIM CHANDRA RAI PREM KR RAI SALGHARI JORETHANG,S.SIKKIM 6 5033/O/DR/S BHIM RAJ RAI LT. DAHAN BIR RAI PHALIDARA NAMCHI,S. SIKIIM 7 0507/HG/DR/E BHUWAN GURUNG LT. SRIMAN GURUNG DIESEL POWER HOUSE,E. SIKKIM RADHU,W. SIKKIM 8 5040/O/DR/S BIKASH PRADHAN CHANDRA LAL PRADHAN 9 2008/HG/DR/W BIKASH ROKA GOPI PRASHAD ROKA TEMI AIFALTAR,SOUTH SIKKIM 10 2002/O/DR/W BIREN SUBBA BHIM SUBBA NAYA BAZAR, W. SIKKIM 11 2007/O/DR/W BUDHA HANG LIMBOO SANJIT LIMBOO ARUBOTAY,W.SIKKIM 12 0008/O/DR/E DEEPAN CHETTRI KRISHNA BAHADUR CHETTRI LOWRE KYONGSA,W. SIKKIM 13 0128/HG/DR/E DEEPAN POUDYAL GOBER DHAN POUDYAL TARKU,S. SIKKIM 14 0077/O/DR/E DIL KR. SHARMA NARPATI SHARMA RUNGDU BUSTY,BERTHANG,W.SIKKIM 15 0057/O/DR/E DIWASH KR. SHARMA DURGA PRASAD SHARMA MELLI PAYONG,S. SIKKIM 16 0104/O/DR/E DORJEE TSH. BHUTIA PHUR TSHERING BHUTIA NAMTHANG,S. SIKKIM 17 0011/O/DR/E JIWAN GURUNG AMBER GURUNG DENTAM, W.SIKKIM 18 0093/HG/DR/E LAKPA TSH. BHUTIA LT.KANCHA BHUTIA MACHONG ,E.SIKKM 19 5015/O/DR/S MANI RAJ MANGER CHANDRA BAHADUR MANGER CHAKUNG,W. SIKKIM 20 5022/O/DR/S MANISH TAMANG NIMA TAMANG PASSI,S. SIKKIM 21 0159/O/DR/E NIMA CHOPEL BHUTIA LEKSEY BHUTIA CHADEY BUSTY,E. SIKKIM 22 5005/O/DR/S NIMA LANDUP SHERPA NIMA ONGCHU SHERPA TINGRITHANG,S. SIKKIM 23 0012/O/DR/E PEMA ONGCHUK BHUTIA DORJEE TSHERING BHUTIA MARCHAK ,E. SIKKIM 24 0069/O/DR/E PEMPO TSH. BHUTIA DADUL WONGYAL BHUTIA DALAPCHNAD ARITAR,E. SIKKIM 25 5018/O/DR/S PHURBA RINZEE TAMANG RAJ KUMAR TAMANG UPPER DOROP SALGHARI,S. SIKKIM 26 2010/O/DR/W PRAJAL CHETTRI LT.TULA RAM CHETTRI SORENG,KHARKA BAZAR, W.SIKKIM 27 0039/O/DR/E PRAYASH CHETTRI ARJUN KR CHETTRI MATRO POINT, TADONG 28 0018/O/DR/E PURNA PSD. CHETTRI PADAM BAHADUR CHETTRI TURUK MANGALBAREY,S. SIKKIM 29 0136/O/DR/E RABIN KHATI KESHAR SINGH KHATI RANGANG KHADI,S. SIKKIM Page 1 of 2 30 0053/O/DR/E RINCHEN SHERPA PHURBA SHERPA RONGAY BUSTY ,E. SIKKIM 31 0092/HG/DR/E RINZING BHUTIA KHEDUP BHUTIA MARTAM,LINGTAM ,E.SIKKIM 32 0075/O/DR/E ROSHAN CHETTRI KUMAR CHETTRI REHNOCK,E. SIKKIM 5TH MILE RALAP, SINGTAM,E. 33 0099/O/DR/E ROSHAN CHETTRI KRISHNA BAHADUR CHETTRI SIKKIM 34 0029/O/DR/E SAMIR GADAL PREM KUMAR GADAL SANG BYANG,E. SIKKIM 35 5014/O/DR/S SANDEEP RAI RAM BAHADUR RAI TINZIK NAMCHI, S.SIKKIM 36 0094/O/DR/E SANGAY TSHERING BHUTIA NARI BHUTIA ASSAM LINZEY,E. SIKKIM 37 0047/O/DR/E SANJEV GURUNG PRAKASH SINGH GURUNG NAMTHANG,S.SIKKIM RHENOCK ARITAR, NEAR PONGU 38 0071/O/DR/E SONAM TSH. BHUTIA WANGEY BHHUTIA GROUND,E. SIKKIM 39 0113/O/DR/E SONAM WANGDI BHUTIA KARMA BHUTIA LOWER LINKEY,E. SIKKIM 40 0076/O/DR/E SULEMAN RAI BHIM BAHADUR RAI MAMRING, S.SKKIM 41 5023/O/DR/S SUMAN RAI MANI RAJ RAI SRIBADAM WEST SIKKIM 42 5010/HG/DR/S SURESH RAI PRAVEEN RAI UPPER DARAP,S.SIKKIM They shall be governed by the following terms and conditions:- 1. They shall be subject to the Laws and Rules applicable to State Police personnel. 2. The appointment further subject to fulfillment of the terms and conditions as laid down in the Memorandum issued earlier. 3. They shall be on probation for a period of 02 (two years) and liable to serve in any part of India as and when required. 4. They will draw a monthly allowance of Rs.7000/- p.m. (Rupees Seven Thousand) only during the first year of probation / training in terms of Notification No. 489/GEN/DOP dated 31.10.2011. 5. The candidates shall report at RTC Pipalay(IRBn Base), West Sikkim on 18.02.2018 (Joining Instructions and Guidelines enclosed in Annexure-I & II). 6. No TA / DA shall be admissible at the time of joining. 7. The inter-se-seniority shall be the same as declared by the Police Department after the successful completion of their training. Sd/- (Kelsang Tenzing, SPS) Commandant 3rd IRBn, Sikkim Police Memo No. Dated: ………………../2019. Copy to:- 1. All concerned above. 2. Director General of Police, Police Headquarters, Gangtok 3. Pr. Secretary to HCM, Govt. of Sikkim, Gangtok 4. Commissioner-Cum-Secretary, DOPART, Govt. of Sikkim, Gangtok 5. ACS, F.R.E.D., Govt. of Sikkim, Gangtok 6. Director (Treasury), Pay & Accounts Office, Namchi & Gangtok 7. File and Guard file. Commandant 3rd IRBn, Sikkim Police Page 2 of 2 OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 3RD INDIA RESERVE BATTALION, SIKKIM PHQ, GANGTOK …………………………………………………………………………….…….………………………………………………………………….. NO.216/POL/ADM/CO/3rd IRBn/2018/42 Dated:11/2/2019 OFFICE ORDER With the approval of the Government, the following candidates selected in Follower Cook Trade are hereby appointed as Recruit Follower Cook under 3rd India Reserve Battalion, Sikkim Police in Level 4 of the S.G.S. (Revised Pay) Rules, 2018 and other allowances as admissible under the Rules. SL. REGTN. NO. NAME OF CANDIDATE FATHERs NAME HOME ADDRESS NO. 1 0119/CK/E ADARSH DURAL ASHOK DURAL LINGDING,E.SIKKIM LACHUMAN BISWAKARMA 2 0004/CK/E ADITYA BISWARKARMA LINGTAM,E. SIKKIM UPPER RANGANG YANGANG,S. 3 0714/CK/E ALBHAT RAI PURNA BAHADUR RAI SIKKIM 4 0636/CK/E ANO RAI NAKUL RAI ASSAM LENGZEY ,E. SIKKIM 5 0232/CK/E ARJUN SHARMA RAM PRASAD SHARMA SAMA LINGDONG,E.SIKKIM 6 0320/CK/E BHAKTA BDR. SUNWAR PRITHI RAJ SUNNAR UPPER LINGMOO,S. SIKKIM 7 9018/CK/S BIR HANG LIMBOO SRIMAN LIMBOO TINGMOO,S. SIKKIM 8 0376/CK/E BISHAL CHETTRI ASHOK KUMAR CHETTRI SINGBEL MAKHA,E. SIKKIM 9 9190/CK/S BISHAL GURUNG CHANDRA KUBIR GURUNG DENTAM,W. SIKKIM 10 0599/CK/E BUDHA TAMANG DORJEE TAMANG SORENG DEYTHANG,W. SIKKIM 11 0046/CK/E DADUL BHUTIA ONGAY BHUTIA RIWA MACHONG ,E. SIKKIM 12 0123/CK/E JEEWAN RAI LT. BIR BAL RAI RORATHANG, E. SIKKIM 13 0189/CK/E JIT BDR. DARJEE LT. ARJUN KUMAR DARJEE RORATHANG,E. SIKKIM 14 9208/CK/S JONA SUBBA CHANDRA KUMAR SUBBA SALEYBUNG NAMCHI,S. SIKKIM 15 0524/CK/E KARMA LANDUP BHUTIA KARMA CHOPEL BHUTIA LINKEY,E. SIKKIM BARAPATHING,PAKYONG ,E. 16 0521/CK/E KUNGA NAMGYAL BHUTIA TEMPO NIM BHUTIA SIKKIM 17 0098/CK/E LAHANG SUBBA SUK HANG SUBBA MACHONG,E. SIKKIM 18 0029/CK/E LAKPA SHERPA PASSANG SHERPA REGU RONGALI,E. SIKKIM 19 5054/CK/W LANDUP DORJEE BHUTIA LT DAWA DORJEE BHUTIA DEYTHANG BUSTY , S. SIKKIM 20 9196/CK/S MILAN KR. DARJEE BHIM BAHADUR DARJEE RINCHENPONG, W. SIKKIM 21 9225/CK/S NETRA KR. PRADHAN KUMAR PRADHAN MIDDLE TIKPUR,W.SIKKIM UPPER KAMBAL,SAMDONG,E. 22 0226/CK/E NIM DORJEE BHUTIA PALDEN BHUTIA SIKKUIM NEAR POWER HOUSE RONGALI 23 0491/CK/E PALDEN LEPCHA PASSANG LEPCHA ,E. SIKKIM 24 0026/CK/E PALDEN TSH. BHUTIA LT. KYAGRI BHUTIA MIDDLE TUMIN,E. SIKKIM 25 9078/CK/S PASSANG GURMI BHUTIA GYATSO BHUTIA LOWER PRABIN,S. SIKKIM LUNGCHUK MUNGRAM,S. 26 0269/CK/E PRADEEP MANGER PREM BAHADUR MANGER SIKKIM 27 9015/CK/S REEKESH RAI BHAW PRASAD RAI SUMBUK, S. SIKKIM Page 1 of 2 PRICKLAKHA BUST, PAKYONG,E. 28 0131/CK/E SAILESH RAI RAJU RAI SIKKIM BIR BAHADUR 29 0117/CK/E SUJAN GURUNG GURUNG THEKARBONG PARKA,E. SIKKIM BHAWANI PRASAD 30 0479/CK/E SUMAN PRADHAN PRADHAN TURUNG SUNTALAY, S. SIKKIM TADONGCHEN GANGTOK,E. 31 0091/CK/E TASHI PINTSO BHUTIA (EX-SER) LT. PASSANG BHUTIA SIKKIM 32 0069/CK/E TENZING BHUTIA SAMCHO BHUTIA NAVEY PACHEK,E. SIKKIM TSHETEN NAMGYAL 33 0011/CK/E TSHERING NAMGYAL BHUTIA BHUTIA BARAPATHING,E,.SIKKIM SANTA BAHADUR 34 0042/CK/E TSHETEN TAMANG TAMANG SINGLING SORENG,W. SIKKIM They shall be governed by the following terms and conditions:- 1. They shall be subject to the Laws and Rules applicable to State Police personnel. 2. The appointment further subject to fulfillment of the terms and conditions as laid down in the Memorandum issued earlier. 3. They shall be on probation for a period of 02 (two years) and liable to serve in any part of India as and when required. 4. They will draw a monthly allowance of Rs.6000/- p.m. (Rupees Six Thousand) only during the first year of probation / training in terms of Notification No. 489/GEN/DOP dated 31.10.2011. 5. The candidates shall report at RTC Pipalay(IRBn Base), West Sikkim on 18.02.2018 (Joining Instructions and Guidelines enclosed in Annexure-I & II). 6. No TA / DA shall be admissible at the time of joining. 7. The inter-se-seniority shall be the same as declared by the Police Department after the successful completion of their training.
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    OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR, SOUTH SIKKIM RESIDENTIAL CERTIFICATE APPLICATION STATUS AS OF 26th July 2018 Token Number Applicant Name Block Application Status S/RC/2015/000001 BIKASH PRADHAN TEMI Certificate Printed S/RC/2015/000002 VICKEY RAI NAMPHOK Certificate Printed S/RC/2015/000003 BINOD TAMANG DAMTHANG Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000004 KARNA BAHADHUR RAI TARKU Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000005 RAN BAHADUR MANGER TARKU Police/SB Verification Received In Favour S/RC/2015/000006 BIR BAHADUR RAI BEN Certificate Printed S/RC/2015/000007 JET BAHADUR RAI TEMI Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000008 KUMAR RAI TEMI Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000009 CHANDRA BAHADUR GURUNG TEMI Certificate Printed S/RC/2015/000010 SANTA KUMAR SHERPA MIKHOLA Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000011 TENZING SHERPA MIKHOLA Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000012 SARMAN RAI TEMI Certificate Printed S/RC/2015/000013 BHIM BAHADUR RAI TARKU Certificate Printed S/RC/2015/000014 MAN BAHADUR RAI TARKU Certificate Printed S/RC/2015/000015 SUK MATI SUBBA TARKU Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000016 MUNNA PRASAD TARKU Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000017 BHADRA BAHADUR DEWAN TEMI Forwarding Letter to LR Secretary Printed S/RC/2015/000018 SUK DEO PRASAD TARKU Certificate Printed S/RC/2015/000019 KRISHNA PRASAD TARKU Police/SB Verification Received In Favour S/RC/2015/000020 VIJAY SUBBA TARKU Forwarding
  • 19Th Livestock Population in Sikkim

    19Th Livestock Population in Sikkim

    data STATE_CODE STATE_NAME DISTRICT_CODE DISTRICT_NAME TAHSIL_CODE TAHSIL_NAME VILLAGE_CODE VILLAGE_NAME Buffaloes - Total Exotic/Crossbred Cattle - Total Indigenous Cattle - Total Goats - Total / PoniesHorses - Total Mules - Total Exotic/Crossbred Pigs - Total Indigenous/Non-Descript Pigs - Total Rabbits - Total Exotic/Crossbred Sheep - Total Indigenous Sheep - Total Yaks - Total 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1547 Chungthan 260925 Lachen 0 221 730 90 141 4 12 0 320 0 230 2472 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1547 Chungthan 260925 Lachen 0 221 730 90 141 4 12 0 320 0 230 116 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1547 Chungthan 260926 Lachung 0 235 1173 10 153 0 81 0 0 0 0 796 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1547 Chungthan 260927 Chungthang 0 240 0 427 30 0 266 0 6 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1547 Chungthan 260928 Shipgyer 0 51 288 373 0 0 126 16 0 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1547 Chungthan 260929 Tung 0 32 0 77 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1548 Mangan 260934 Naga-Namgor 0 137 0 142 0 0 34 0 0 3 0 300 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1548 Mangan 260935 Meyong 0 41 0 57 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1548 Mangan 260936 Singchit 0 240 0 303 0 0 65 3 0 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1548 Mangan 260937 Pakshep 0 162 0 113 0 0 56 0 0 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1548 Mangan 260938 Kazor 0 63 0 41 0 0 75 0 0 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1548 Mangan 260939 Sentam 0 195 0 130 0 0 116 0 0 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North District 1548 Mangan 260940 Salim Pakel 0 182 89 222 0 0 61 11 0 0 0 0 11 SIKKIM 241 North
  • Official Gazette

    Official Gazette

    ,: t REGD. GOA, I> r Panaji; 27th September, 1979 (Asvina 5, 1901) SERIES I No. 26 OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN AND ,DIU ~ ..-=====================================================================~ GOVERNMENT OF GOA, DAMAN Provided that, AND DIU (a) the maximum age limit specified in the , , Schedule in respect of direct recruitment Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms may be relaxed in the case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Sche­ N ot.ification duled Tribes and other special categories 1-16-76-Div I in accordance with the orders issued by In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso the Government from time to time; to article 309 of the Constitution, read with the Go­ (b) no male candidate, who has more than one vernment of India, Ministry of External Affai ;" Noti­ wife living and n() female candidate, who fication No. F.7(1l)/62-Goa, dated 25th .:l'~J' 1!;6~, has mamed a person having already a wife the Lt. Governor of Goa, Daman and Diu is pleased living, shall be eligible for appointment, t,.,,:: , to make the following rules relating to recruitment unless the Gove=ent, after having been I to Group 'C', Non-Ministerial, Non-Gazetted post , satisfied that there are special grounds for in the Directorate of Information, Panaji, under the doing so, exempts any such candidate from Government of Goa, Daman and Diu, the operation of this rule; 1. Short title. - These rules may be called G0- (c) Saving: Nothing in these rules shall affect vernment of Goa, Daman and Diu, Directorate of re,\ervations, relaxation of age-limit and Information, Group 'C' Non-Ministerial, Non-Ga­ other c.oncessions reqUired to be provided_ zetted post Recruitment Rules, 1979.