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LIST OF THE CANDIDATES FOUND ELIGIBLE TO APPEAR IN THE WRITTEN EXAMINATION FOR SELECTION TO THE CADRE OF SIKKIM JUDICIAL SERVICE Sl. No. Name & Address of Permanent Address Correspondence 1. Mr. Abhimanyu Singh, Ramkrishna Colony, Ramkrishna Colony, Wart-47, Wart-47, P.O. & P.S.- Pradhan Nagar- P.O. & P.S.- Pradhan 734 003, Dist: Darjeeling, Nagar- 734 003, West Bengal, Dist: Darjeeling, M.No.: West Bengal 95317-41297/ 89272-88679 2. Mr. Abhishek Chhetri, Harkamaya College, 6th Harkamaya College, 6th Mile, Mile, Tadong, Samdur, Tadong, Samdur, Gangtok, Gangtok, East Sikkim- 737 102, East Sikkim- 737 102 M.No.: 98004-21212 3. Mr. Aditya Sen, 4/3k/33, Ho-chi- min A.3K/33 Ho-chi-min Sarani Sarani (Ram Road) (Ram- Road), Sarsuna, Kolkata- Sarsuna, Kolkata- 700 061 700 061 Ph. No. ± 03324 -932118/80175 -57817(M) 4. Miss Alisha Pradhan, 17th Carmichal Road, 17th Carmichal Road, P.O. North P.O. North Point, Point, Darjeeling- 734 101, Darjeeling- 734 101 M.No.: 89279-49807 5. Mr. Anil Gurung, Deekchling, Near ICDs Tibet Road, Jigmee P. Building, School, Gangtok, East Gangtok, East Sikkim- 737 101, Sikkim- 737 101 M.No.: 99337-59976 6. Miss Anusha Basnet, Temi Tarku, South Burtuk, Manbir Colony, Sikkim- 737 134 Gangtok, East Sikkim- 737 101, M.No.: 83728-88564 7. Miss Anusha Thapa, Jorethang Road, Jorethang Road, Namchi, South Namchi, South Sikkim- Sikkim- 737 126, 737 126 M.No.: 97759-65499 8. Miss Aruna Chhetri, Upper Syari, Near Hotel Upper Syari, Near Hotel Royal Royal Plaza, Gangtok, Plaza, Gangtok, East Sikkim- East Sikkim- 737 102 737 102, M.No.: 78729-69762 9. Mr. Ashish Chopra, JD-17-D, SFS Flats, JD-17-D, SFS Flats, Pitampur, Pitampur, Delhi ± 110 Delhi ± 110 034 034 M. No.: 98995 -82345 10. Mr. Balkrishna Rai, Namchi, Singithang, District & Sessions Court, Below Public Ground, South Sikkim, Namchi- 737 South Sikkim- 737 126 126. M. No.: 95932 -64106 11. Mr. Basant Pradhan, Pachey Samsing, Bar Peepal, Sichey, Gangto, Pakyong, East Sikkim ± 737 106, East Sikkim ± 737 101 M. No.: 97349 -04914 12. Miss Bhawana Rai, Dalapchand, Rongli, Upper Sichey, East Sikkim, East Sikkim- 737 131 Gangtok- 737 101, M.No.: 97358-78914 13. Miss Bhumika Dahal, Pani House, Gangtok- Pani House, Gangtok- 737 101, 737 101 M.No.: 89064-71931 14. Mr. Bhushan Gurung, Bariakhop, West Bhutia Busty, Namchi, South Sikkim Sikkim- 737 126, M.No.: 75509-19487 15. Miss Bindu Gurung, Dalapchand, Rongli, Kanchen View, Pani House, East Sikkim- 737 133 Deorali- 737 133, M. No.: 96478-85835/ 94341-27379 16. Miss Binita Chhetri, Gangtok, East Sikkim, Near Tiny Pearls School, Rawtey Rumtek, P.O. & P.S. Ranipool, East P.O & P.S. Ranipool, Sikkim- 737 102, East Sikkim- 737 135 M. No.: 94748-36613 17. Mr. Bishal Tamang, Namchi Boomtar, Namchi, Kazitar Near Children Rajgram- 737 126 Park- 737 126, M.No.: 78728-47837 18. Mr. Charles Lincoln Lucksom, Below District Court, District Court Complex, Singithang, Namchi, Namchi, South Sikkim- 737 South Sikkim- 126. 737 126 M. No.: 98323 -76423 19. Miss Chenga Doma Bhutia, Upper Zimchung, Upper Zimchung, Pentok, Pentok, Mangan, North Mangan, North Sikkim- 737 116 Sikkim- 737 116 M.No.: 77978-93437 20. Miss Chenga Lepcha, Naga Namgor, North Naga Namgor, North Sikkim- Sikkim- 737 120 737 120, M.No.: 80012-56674/ 94746+52298 21. Mr. Chewang Norbu Bhutia Rumtek, East Sikkim Gangtok, Near District Court- 737101, M. No. 74279-90984/89186-31290 22. Mr. Chewang Norbu Lepcha, Boomtar, Namchi, District Court Complex, South Sikkim ± 737 Namchi, South Sikkim 126 M.No.: 97349-19067 23. Miss Chimee Yangden Bhutia, 24/1, Central Dr. Mukherji Nagar Banda Gyalshing, West Bahadur, Sikkim- 737 111 110 009 Marg- Indra Vihar, 369 2nd Floor M. No.: 098733 -06295/ 097350 -00842 24. Miss Deechen Doma Tamang, Gorubathan, District Namchi, South Sikkim (Upper Kalimpong, West Ghurpisey- 737 126, Sikkim- 735 231 M.No.: 89279-30234/ 95936-56254 25. Mr. Dewen Sharma Luitel, Lower Namphing, South Opp. District Court, Above SBI Sikkim- 737 134 ATM- 737 101, M.No.: 96799-07671 26. Mr. Dibya Basnett, P.O. Radhu- Khandu, P.O. Radhu- Khandu, Dentam, Dentam, West Sikkim- West Sikkim- 737 111, 737 111 M.No.: 97359-35563 27. Miss Dichen Choden Bhutia, Lingtam, P.S. Rongli Pradeep Building, District Court Bazzar, East Sikkim- Road- 737 101, 737 131 M.No.: 96478-87884/ 72898-23641 28. Miss Dolly Biswas, HN: 272, Vill: Chaltia, HN: 272, Vill: Chaltia, P.O.: P.O.: Chaltia, P.S.: Chaltia, P.S.: Berhampore, Dist: Berhampore, Dist: Murshidabad, West Bengal- 742 Murshidabad, West 101, Bengal- 742 10101 M.No.: 0-97336-27404 29. Miss Dorjee Ongmoo Bhutia, Lower Tathangchen, SISCO Bank, Namchi Branch, Gangtok, Sikkim- 737 Jorethang Road, Namchi- 737 101 126, M.No.: 83481-38906 30. Miss Dorjee Uden Nadik, Hotel Mayang, Hotel Mayang, Development Development Area, Area, Gangtok, East Sikkim Gangtok, East Sikkim, M. No.: 74071-82144 31. Mr. Gulshan Lama, Kalamjot, P.O. Sukha Pool, Upper Sichey, W.D. Sushrata Nagar, P.S. Lama Building, P.O. & P.S. Matigara, Siliguri, Dist: Gangtok, East Sikkim- 737 101, Darjeeling ± 734 012 M.No.: 99322-40862 32. Mr. Hemant Kumar Rai, Gram- Uska Jola, Quarter No. 55, Type-II, NHPC Post- Nonapar, Balutar, Singtam, East Sikkim- Dist.: Deosia, Uttar 737 134, Pradesh ± 274 701 M. No.: 99329-57627 33. Mr. Jabyang Dorjee Sherpa, Angel Lodge, Holidng Angel Lodge, Holding No. No. 10(625), 10(625), Chota Kak Jhora, Chota Kak Jhora, Darjeeling, Darjeeling, West Bengal- 734 101, West Bengal- 734 101 M. No. : 83485 -57649 34. Mr. Jigdal Gyatso Chankapa, Chankapa House, Chankapa House, Upper Upper Arithang Road, Arithang Road, Below Masjid, Below Masjid, Gangtok, Gangtok, Sikkim- 737 101, Sikkim- 737 101 Ph. No.: 03592-203195/ 95931- 06210(M) 35. Mr. Jigmee Namgyal Sherpa, IBSD Building, Opp. IBSD Building, Opp. SISCO SISCO Bank, Bank, Metro Point, Tadong Metro Point, Tadong Ph. No.: 03592 -232124/ 96479 -01510 (M) 36. Mr. Jigmee Wangchuk Bhutia, P/o Ranipool, Sangay P/o Ranipool, Jalipool, Mension, Samlik- East Sikkim- 737 135, maschala, M.No.:96478-82690 East Sikkim- 737 135 37. Mr. Kalzang Namgyal Gyatso, Gyatso House, Near C/o Nim Dorjee Bhutia, Sera Monastery, Lower Denzong Shoe House, New Chandmari, P.O. Raj Market, Near M.G. Marg, Bhawan, Gangtok, Gangtok- 737 102, Sikkim- 737 101 M.No.: 70018-74355 38. Miss Kanchan Rai, Upper Dodak, Namchi, South Sikkim- 737 P.O. Buriakhop, West 126, Sikkim- 737 121 M.No.: 73848-64497 39. Mr. Karma Dechen Bhutia, Gyalshing, West Sikkim Upper Arithang, Below Canara Bank, Gangtok, East Sikkim- 737 101, M.No: 96099-64700 40. Mr. Karma Dorjee Denzongpa, Near Vinayaka Nursing Gangtok, East Sikkim- 737 103, College Building, M.No.: 83728-34852 Chandmari 41. Mr. Karma Sonam Lhendup, Hotel Tarayana, Tibet Hotel Tarayana, Tibet Road, Road, Gangtok, Sikkim- Gangtok, Sikkim- 737 101, 737 101 M.No.: 85648-00899 42. Mr. Kawong Bhutia, P.O. Sribadam, West P.O. Sribadam, West Sikkim, Sikkim, Dist.: Dist.: Gyalshing- 737 121, Gyalshing- 737 121 M.No.: 95939-96123/97341-75896 43. Miss Kesang Choden Tamang, Chandmari, J.N. Road, Chandmari, J.N. Road, Gangtok, East Sikkim- Gangtok, East Sikkim- 737 103, 737 103 M.No.: 75578-12165/ 89065-58184 44. Miss Kesang Doma Bhutia, Namchi Gumpa, Namchi Gumpa, Ghurpisey, Ghurpisey, South Sikkim- 737 126, South Sikkim- 737 126 M.No.: 81018-62388/ 96356-74547 45. Miss Kharka Maya Rai, Salley Bong, Namchi District Court, Namchi, South Sikkim South Sikkim ± 737 126 M. No.: 96478 -92261 46. Mr. Krishna Bhandari, Neya Broom, South Upper Sichey, Co-operative Taxi Sikkim Stand, Gangtok, East Sikkim, M.No.: 96416-63410 47. Mr. Krishna Kumar, Vill. JethaPura, 156A/1G, Daroga Lodge, P.O. Basaratpur, Dist.- Chhota Baghara, Prayag, Jaunpur, Uttar Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh- 211 Pradesh- 222 001 002 M. No. ± 81141-69841 48. Miss Kunzang Choden Lepcha, Tathangchen, Below Tathangchen, Below Modern Modern School, School, Gangtok- 737 103, Gangtok- 737 103 M.No.: 70763-35362 49. Mr. Leonard Gurung, Rai Goan, Lingding, Police Family Quarter, Tadong- 737 102 Below Police Head Quarter, Church Road, Gangtok, East Sikkim- 737 101, M.No.: 97490-62897 50. Miss Loday Palmu Bhutia, Hotel Dey-Kyi-Khang, Hotel Dey-Kyi-Khang, Kazi Kazi Road, Gangtok, Road, Gangtok, Sikkim- 737101 Sikkim- 737101 M. No: 7906280205 51. Mr. Mahadeo Sharma Gerethang, West Pandey Colony, Gyalshing Sikkim- 737111 M.No. 8348145079 52. Mr. Mahendra Lohar Gom Busty under P.O. Hotel Near, Suhim Portico, Sorak, P.S Jorethang, District Court, Sichey-737101, South Sikkim- 737126 M.No. 96419-37714 53. Mr. Mahendra Thapa, Neya Broom, P.O. Neya, Neya Broom, P.O. Neya, South South Sikkim- 737 134 Sikkim- 737 134, M.No.: 89063-47282 54. Miss Malati Sharma, Kingstone, Rhenock, Chandmari, Gangtok, East East Sikkim- 737 133, Sikkim- 737 103, P.O. and P.S.- P.O. & P.S.- Rhenock Rhenock, M.No.: 98515-11627 55. Mr. Meg Nath Dhungel, Lower Sripratam, P.O. C/o S.M. Limboo Building, Yangang, P.S. Development Area, Gangtok- Ravangla, South 737 101, Sikkim- 737 134 Ph. No.: 03592-203920/76795-33520 (M) 56. Miss Mon Maya Subba, Sordong Busty, P.O. Swastik, Burtuk, Gangtok, East Lingchome, West Sikkim- 737 101, Sikkim- 737 111 M.No.: 81458-27959 57. Miss Monika Rai, Ranka Rai Goan, Middle Sichey Near District P.O. Dhajey, East Court, Sikkim, Gangtok P.O. Gangtok, East Sikkim, M.No.: 74073-81060 58. Miss Mukun Dolma Tamang, Singhithang- 737 126 District Court Complex, Namchi, South Sikkim- 737 126 59. Mr. Nayan Nepal, Lower Tumin, Barang, Lower Tumin, Barang, P.O. P.O. Tumin, P.S. Tumin, P.S. Singtam, East Singtam, East Sikkim- Sikkim- 737 134, 737 134 M.No.: 73630-86330 60.
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  • Chapter 8 Sikkim

    Chapter 8 Sikkim

    Chapter 8 Sikkim AC Sinha Sikkim, an Indian State on the Eastern Himalayan ranges, is counted among states with Buddhist followers, which had strong cultural ties with the Tibetan region of the Peoples’ Republic of China. Because of its past feudal history, it was one of the three ‘States’ along with Nepal and Bhutan which were known as ‘the Himalayan Kingdoms’ till 1975, the year of its merger with the Indian Union. It is a small state with 2, 818 sq. m. (7, 096 sq. km.) between 27 deg. 4’ North to 28 deg 7’ North latitude between 80 deg. East 4’ and 88deg. 58’ East longitude. This 113 kilometre long and 64 kilometre wide undulating topography is located above 300 to 7,00 metres above sea level. Its known earliest settlers, the Lepchas, termed it as Neliang, the country of the caverns that gave them shelter. Bhotias, the Tibetan migrants, called it lho’mon, ‘the land of the southern (Himalayan) slop’. As rice plays important part in Buddhist rituals in Tibet, which they used to procure from India, they began calling it ‘Denjong’ (the valley of rice). Folk traditions inform us that it was also the land of mythical ‘Kiratas’ of Indian classics. The people of Kirati origin (Lepcha, Limbu, Rai and possibly Magar) used to marry among themselves in the hoary past. As the saying goes, a newly wedded Limbu bride on her arrival to her groom’s newly constructed house, exclaimed, “Su-khim” -- the new house. This word not only got currency, but also got anglicized into Sikkim (Basnet 1974).
  • 1. List of Fair Price Shops Under Gangtok Food Godown, East District SL

    1. List of Fair Price Shops Under Gangtok Food Godown, East District SL

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