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LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. NO.03/2020 DATED 04-03-2020 FOR THE POST OF TCS, GRADE-II AND TPS, GRADE-II (AGARTALA CENTRE) Sl. No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 1 1900000008018700000001 SUMIT SINHA KAMALA KANTA SINHA UR 2 1900000008018700000002 THOMAS TRIPURA DHIRENDRA TRIPURA ST 3 1900000008018700000003 TAPAS DAS RAMANI KUMAR DAS SC 4 1900000008018700000005 SAMIR DAS PRALAY KUMAR DAS SC 5 1900000008018700000006 JOYJIT BHATTACHARJEE PRIYAJIT BHATTACHARJEE UR 6 1900000008018700000008 SHILPI DEBBARMA SUBODH DEBBARMA ST 7 1900000008018700000009 RANIT ROY PARTHA ROY UR 8 1900000008018700000010 BHAJAN LAL NOATIA CHARAN BASI NOATIA ST 9 1900000008018700000011 RAHUL DAS SATYABAN DAS SC 10 1900000008018700000013 JOYDIP SARKAR SUBHASH CHANDRA SARKAR UR MAFRUCHAI MOG 11 1900000008018700000014 AONGFRU MOG CHOWDHURY ST CHOWDHURY 12 1900000008018700000015 KARISHMA DAS LT KISHORE DAS SC 13 1900000008018700000017 SUMITA DEBBARMA BISHU KUMAR DEBBARMA ST 14 1900000008018700000019 SUMI MAJUMDER SANKAR MAJUMDER UR 15 1900000008018700000020 Pankesh Malakar PARESH MALAKAR SC 16 1900000008018700000021 DEBAJYOTI GUPTA KALYAN GUPTA UR 17 1900000008018700000022 SWETA LODH SAMAR KANTI LODH UR 18 1900000008018700000023 ABHIJIT DAS SUNIL DAS SC 19 1900000008018700000025 JHULAN SARKAR NANDALAL SARKAR UR 20 1900000008018700000027 SEFALI SARKAR LATE RABINDRA SARKAR SC 21 1900000008018700000028 ABIR DATTA GOPAL CHANDRA DATTA UR 22 1900000008018700000030 SUSMITA PAUL DHANANJOY PAUL UR 23 1900000008018700000031 KISHAN DEBBARMA GUNAMANI DEBBARMA ST 24 1900000008018700000032 JUWEL CHAKMA SUBHASH CHAKMA ST 25 1900000008018700000033 JOYDEEP DAS LATE GITENDRA KUMAR DAS UR Page 1 of 318 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. 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No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 26 1900000008018700000034 JASMINE DEBBARMA SANDHYARAM DEBBARMA ST 27 1900000008018700000038 ABHIRUPA ROY CHINMOY ROY SC 28 1900000008018700000040 SUJIT ROY SWAPAN ROY UR 29 1900000008018700000041 CHIRANJIT DEBROY SENTU MOHAN DEBROY UR SUBHRA SANKAR LATE BISHNUPADA 30 1900000008018700000042 UR CHAKRABORTY CHAKRABORTY 31 1900000008018700000043 ARJUN SINGHA NAGAR SINGHA UR 32 1900000008018700000045 AMARJIT DEBBARMA KAJAL DEBBARMA ST 33 1900000008018700000046 DIPTANU CHANDA BIDHAN CHANDA UR 34 1900000008018700000050 BAPI GHOSH BASUDEB GHOSH UR 35 1900000008018700000051 RAJU SARKAR AMULYA CHANDRA SARKAR SC 36 1900000008018700000053 AKASH DAS ARUN CHANDRA DAS SC 37 1900000008018700000054 SANKAR DATTA PABITRA DATTA UR 38 1900000008018700000055 BISWAKALYAN CHAKMA NALIN MOHAN CHAKMA ST 39 1900000008018700000057 UJJAINI SAHA MATI LAL SAHA UR 40 1900000008018700000058 SHANTANU MALAKAR KANU MALAKAR SC 41 1900000008018700000059 SANTANU ROY GOPAL CHANDRA ROY UR 42 1900000008018700000060 TANMOY DEY TAMAL CHANDRA DEY UR 43 1900000008018700000061 DEBESH KUMAR DAS HARENDRA CHANDRA DAS SC 44 1900000008018700000063 SANGITA TRIPURA SUBIN KUMAR TRIPURA ST 45 1900000008018700000064 GOBINDA SAHA SUSHIL SAHA UR 46 1900000008018700000065 RIPAN DEBBARMA RAJDHAN DEBBARMA ST 47 1900000008018700000066 PUJA DEBBARMA SAMBHU DEBBARMA ST 48 1900000008018700000068 AJIT DEBNATH NEPAL DEBNATH UR 49 1900000008018700000070 SUPRATIM ROY SUNIRMAL ROY UR 50 1900000008018700000072 SUDARSHAN MAJUMDER UTTAM MJUMDER SC Page 2 of 318 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. 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No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 51 1900000008018700000073 DEBASHISH DEBBARMA AMULYA DEBBARMA ST 52 1900000008018700000076 DAVID DEBBARMA PRADIP DEBBARMA ST 53 1900000008018700000077 AMRIT MOLSOM MANI BAHADUR MOLSOM ST 54 1900000008018700000078 MONOJIT MAJUMDER RAIMOHAN MAJUMDER SC 55 1900000008018700000079 SHANKHA SHUBHRA DEB AMAL KUMAR DEB UR 56 1900000008018700000080 SAKET SUMAN AMRESH KUMAR SHUKLA UR 57 1900000008018700000081 SUBHADEEP DEB SENTU DEB UR 58 1900000008018700000082 RITWIK DEBROY RUPAK DEBROY UR 59 1900000008018700000083 DEBJANI JAMATIA HIRANYA MOHAN JAMATIA ST 60 1900000008018700000084 HAMPI DEBBARMA BIMAL DEBBARMA ST 61 1900000008018700000085 LUDIA DEBBARMA SUNIRMAL DEBBARMA ST 62 1900000008018700000086 ARNONI DEBBARMA DURJYO DHAN DEBBARMA ST 63 1900000008018700000087 SUCHANDA SARKAR SWAPAN SARKAR UR 64 1900000008018700000088 PRONOB KUMAR DAS SOMLAL DAS UR 65 1900000008018700000089 SUDIP DAS SUKUMAR CHANDRA DAS SC 66 1900000008018700000090 Amanda Resha Debbarma UCHCHHAL DEBBARMA ST 67 1900000008018700000091 SUMEN DEBBARMA BIROY DEBBARMA ST 68 1900000008018700000092 SUBHASISH PAUL LT BIMAL CHANDRA PAUL UR 69 1900000008018700000093 RAJESH DAS SANJIT DAS SC SUBHAS CHANDRA 70 1900000008018700000094 MAHESWAR DEBBARMA ST DEBBARMA 71 1900000008018700000097 JIBAN DEBBARMA LT SACHI DEBBARMA ST 72 1900000008018700000099 KHUMBER DEBBARMA BISWAMANI DEBBARMA ST 73 1900000008018700000100 CHINMOY DAS DUKHAI LAL DAS SC 74 1900000008018700000101 JOY PRATAP BISWAS PRAMOD BISWAS SC 75 1900000008018700000102 ANTARLINA RAHA SUMAN RAHA UR Page 3 of 318 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. 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No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 76 1900000008018700000103 RAJDIP PAUL RABINDRA CHANDRA PAUL UR SHUBHRADEEP 77 1900000008018700000104 SIDDHARTHA BANERJEE UR BANDOPADHYAY 78 1900000008018700000105 DEBABRATA BHOWMIK GOURANGA CH BHOWMIK UR 79 1900000008018700000106 DEBARSHI CHAKRABORTY DILIP KUMAR CHAKRABORTY UR 80 1900000008018700000107 JAG MOHAN TRIPATHI KAILASHPATI TRIPATHI UR 81 1900000008018700000108 ABHISHEK CHAKRABORTI TAPAN CHAKRABORTI UR BISHNU PADA 82 1900000008018700000109 SOMNATH GANGOPADHYAY UR (PH) GANGOPADHYAY 83 1900000008018700000110 SUBIR DEBBARMA SHIB SANKAR DEBBARMA ST 84 1900000008018700000111 ARNAB PAL ASHITAVA PAL UR 85 1900000008018700000112 SABITRI BALA SARKAR KRISHANA KANTA SARKAR SC 86 1900000008018700000113 ABHISHEK ROY TAPAS KUMAR ROY UR 87 1900000008018700000114 NILAY DAS NARESH CHANDRA DAS SC PARESHNATH 88 1900000008018700000116 DHIMAN BHATTACHARYA UR BHATTACHARJEE 89 1900000008018700000117 Subhajit Dasgupta SANDIP DASGUPTA UR 90 1900000008018700000118 PAYEL DAS PRADIP DAS SC 91 1900000008018700000120 CHIRANJIT PAL CHITTA RANJAN PAL UR 92 1900000008018700000121 TRIDIP SAHA AJOY KUMAR SAHA UR 93 1900000008018700000122 MANIDIPA BHOWMIK MANTU KUMAR BHOWMIK UR 94 1900000008018700000124 SUBHRAJIT DAS HARATOSH DAS SC 95 1900000008018700000126 SUBHAM CHAKMA SAMARJIT CHAKMA ST 96 1900000008018700000127 TRISROTA SAHA AJOY KUMAR SAHA UR 97 1900000008018700000128 BIDHAN SARKAR KSHITISH SARKAR SC 98 1900000008018700000129 SUDIP ROY LATE DILIP ROY UR 99 1900000008018700000130 AKSHAY SWAMI DR BABURAM SWAMI UR 100 1900000008018700000131 PANKAJ KUMAR SARKAR BHUPENDRA NATH SARKAR SC Page 4 of 318 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. 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No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 101 1900000008018700000133 RACHAYETA PATWARI RABINDRA KR PATWARI SC 102 1900000008018700000134 NABENDU DEB NIRMALENDU DEB UR 103 1900000008018700000135 SAVIOUR TRIPURA DHANANJOY TRIPURA ST 104 1900000008018700000136 SANJAY AICH BIMAL CH AICH UR 105 1900000008018700000137 RATUL DEB RATISH CHANDRA DEB UR 106 1900000008018700000139 ROOPAM SARKAR BHASKAR SARKAR UR 107 1900000008018700000142 ARPITA DAS AJIT KUMAR DAS SC 108 1900000008018700000143 BIPRAJIT SAHA BIKASH SAHA UR 109 1900000008018700000144 PRITAM SAHA PRADIP LAL SAHA UR 110 1900000008018700000145 KESHAB CHANDRA SAHA HAREKRISHNA SAHA UR 111 1900000008018700000146 SMITA DEBNATH SUBODH KUMAR DEBNATH UR 112 1900000008018700000147 PURBARUN DAS MRINAL DAS SC 113 1900000008018700000148 SANTANU CHAKRABORTY MOHAN LAL CHAKRABORTY UR 114 1900000008018700000149 HALLELUIAH KALAI BUDHIMANTA KALAI ST 115 1900000008018700000150 ARIJIT CHAKRABORTY AJIT CHAKRABORTY UR 116 1900000008018700000151 PADMINI TRIPURA DHANYA MOHAN TRIPURA ST 117 1900000008018700000153 SUBHAM DAS SIBU KUMAR DAS SC 118 1900000008018700000154 Dwijendra Tripura RATAN MOHAN TRIPURA ST 119 1900000008018700000155 ARUNANGSHO DEY KANTI KUMAR DEY UR 120 1900000008018700000156 TANMAY DAS RABINDRA KUMAR DAS SC 121 1900000008018700000157 PINTU PAUL NARAYAN PAUL UR 122 1900000008018700000158 SAUGATA BASAK BALARAM BASAK UR (PH) 123 1900000008018700000159 RUBEL HOSSEN MD AHID MIAH UR 124 1900000008018700000161 PRASANJIT BAIDYA NANI GOPAL BAIDYA UR 125 1900000008018700000162 AJIT BISWAS LOKESH BISWAS UR Page 5 of 318 LIST OF PROVISIONAL ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES APPLIED AGAINST ADVT. NO.03/2020 DATED 04-03-2020 FOR THE POST OF TCS, GRADE-II AND TPS, GRADE-II (AGARTALA CENTRE) Sl. No. Application ID / Number Name Father's Name Category 126 1900000008018700000163 SAGAR DEEP CHOWDHURY BIPLAB CHOWDHURY UR 127 1900000008018700000164 ANKIT DEY RATAN DEY UR 128 1900000008018700000165 RANABIR DATTA RANJIT KUMAR DATTA UR 129 1900000008018700000166 Rajib Kumar Deb LATE SURANJAN DEB UR 130 1900000008018700000167 PALLI SHARMA PROMESH RANJAN SHARMA UR MILAN CHANDRA 131 1900000008018700000169 SHIBENDU CHOUDHURY UR CHOUDHURY 132 1900000008018700000172 BISHAL DAS LATE GAUTAM KUMAR DAS SC 133 1900000008018700000175 PAUL KUMAR KALAI ANANTA MANIK KALAI ST 134 1900000008018700000176 MEKU SAHA GAUTAM SAHA UR 135 1900000008018700000177 SOURAV
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  • West Bengal 2016 Assembly Election Analysis

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    West Bengal 2016 Assembly Election Analysis Assignment 1: Conduct Opinion Polls for West Bengal Assembly Elections 2020 Assignment 2: Summarize and Present 2016 West Bengal Assembly Elections Results Spotle.ai Submitted by: Siddhant Pansare Introduction: Behind Mamata Banerjee’s decisive and impressive victory in the 2016 West Bengal assembly elections is the second highest vote share registered in the state by Trinamool Congress – 44.9%, against 49.1% for the Congress in 1972. Banerjee ruled for a second term with the second largest majority of seats ever obtained by a single party or coalition – 71.77%, against 77.14% for the Congress in 1972. Trinamool Congress put up a stunning victory in West Bengal winning 211 of the 294 seats, bettering its 2011 tally of 184 seats. Out of the 294 seats, Congress-Left combine got 76 seats. TMC had secured 184 seats in 2011 Assembly election when it had fought in alliance with Congress. The Congress-Left combine did not make much headway despite prediction by political pundits. Congress, however, did better than its Left partners securing 44 seats. Left partners CPI-M bagged 26 seats, RSP-3, CPI-1 and Forward Bloc-2. Vote Share: The combined vote share of the Left Front was also reduced to nearly 24 per cent from 41 per cent in 2011. The Left Front had won 62 seats in 2011 Assembly poll, of which CPI(M) had won 40 seats. Congress, however, bettered its vote percentage this time to 12.3 compared to 8.91 per cent in 2011 when it had contested in alliance with TMC.