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No. BTC-LR-220-2014-16 (9 January) Û?œˆ¬≈Mê√ Ú•§1 - 768 ˚97 Registered No.-768/97 ’¸˜ 1±Ê√¬ÛS THE ASSAM GAZETTE ’¸±Ò±1Ì EXTRAORDINARY õ∂±5 fl¡M‘√√«Q1 ¡Z±1± õ∂fl¡±ø˙Ó¬ PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHORITY Ú— 603 ø√˙¬Û≈¬1, qSê¬ı±1, 27 ’À"√√±¬ı1, 2017, 5 fl¡±øÓ¬, 1939 (˙fl¡) No. 603 Dispur, Friday, 27th October, 2017, 5th Kartika, 1939 (S.E.) GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM ORDERS BY THE GOVERNOR BODOLAND TERRITORIAL COUNCIL SECRETARIAT ::: BODOFA NWGUR, KOKRAJHAR LAND REVENUE AND DIASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATIONS The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/16.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re-organize the existing Orang & Udalguri mouza of Mazbat & Udalguri Revenue Circle in the district of Udalguri and create one new mouza from existing Orang & Udalguri mouza known as Mazbat mouza in the interest of public service and administrative convenience from the date of its functioning. The Jurisdiction of Mazbat mouza is comprising with the following 85 Nos. of Revenue villages of existing Orang mouza of Mazbat Revenue Circle and 22 Nos. Revenue villages of existing Udalguri mouza of Udalguri Revenue Circle of Udalguri District which has been transferred to Mazbat Revenue Circle due to Re-organization of Revenue Circles as a consequence of creation of BTAD. The Re-organize Mazbat mouza comprising the following Revenue villages :- 1 No.2 Bahipukhuri TE 22 Bagulamari 43 No.1 Garogaon 64 pub-Kuruabahi 2 Lamabari TE 23 Bamuniagaon 44 No.1 Mazbat TE 65 Rowtamukh 3 No.1 Pathakpur 24 Pachnaikhuti 45 No.3 Naharbari 66 No.1 Merabil 4 No.2 Pathakpur 25 Dewalkhanda 46 Chutia Basti 67 Garaimari 5 Bahipukhurigaon 26 Boigapara 47 Joradia 68 Dimapur 6 No.1 Bahipukhuri TE 27 Kharamckhagaon 48 Potabil 69 Phuhurabari 7 Rowtagaon 28 Khusurabari 49 Gerubari 70 Kuruabahi 8 Lamabarigaon 29 No.1 Naharbari 50 Nepalpara 71 Merabil 9 No.1 Kadabil 30 No.2 Naharbari 51 Tekelibil 72 Kalbari Habi 10 No.2 Kadabil 31 Mazbat Town 52 Bangaigaon 73 Jamuguri 11 No.1 Hatipota 32 Phuluguri 53 Murakati 74 Habigaon 12 No.2 Hatipota 33 Namatigaon 54 Batabari 75 Mazbatgaon 4588 THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 13 Deochanigaon 34 No.1 Ajarah 55 No.2 Merabil 76 H.abigaon Grant 14 Jingabil 35 No.2 Ajarah 56 Godhabil 77 Kapurpora 15 No.2 Betibari TE 36 No.1 Beteli TE 57 Gorhbasti 78 Da-Heruabil 16 Jogyapur 37 No.2 Beteli TE 58 Shilling Khuti 79 No.2 Mazgaon 17 Lokampur 38 No.3 Beteli TE 59 Khagrabil 80 Palashbasti 18 No.1 Khamtoubari 39 No.4 Beteli TE 60 Nagaon 81 Hatibill 19 No.2 Khamtoubari 40 No.5 Beteli TE 61 Solmari 82 Mohaliapara 20 Chaparabari 41 No.2 Mazbat TE 62 Hatimara 83 Kukurakhaiti 21 No.1 Betibari TE 42 No.2 Garogaon 63 Kathapari 84 Gabharupara 85 No.1 Mazgaon (Existing Orang Mouza of Mazbat Revenue Circle) 86 No.4 Rangapani 92 Sikaridanga NC 98 Dalanigaon 104 No.1 Monai 87 No.5 Rangapani 93 No.1 Dhansiribagan 99 No.1 Bagaribari 103 NO.2 Monai 88 Niz Rangapani 94 No.2 Dhansiribagan 100 No.2 Bagaribari 106 Nagaon 89 No.1 Rangapani 95 No.3 Dhansiribagan 101 Kukubhukia 107 Kolamonipara 90 No.2 Rangapani 96 No.1 Dhansirigaon 102 Naoherua 91 No.3 Rangapani 97 No.2 Dhansirigaon 103 Thakuriapara (Existing Udalguri Mouza of Udalguri Revenue Circle) BIREN PHUKAN, Principal Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar. The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/17.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re-organize the existing Orang & Barchala mouza of Mazbat & Dhekiajuli Revenue Circle in the district of Udalguri and known as Orang in the interest of public service and administrative convenience, from the date of its functioning. The Jurisdiction of Orang mouza is comprising with the following 42 Nos. of Revenue villages of existing Orang mouza of Mazbat Revenue Circle and 19 Nos. Revenue villages of existing Barchala mouza of Dhekiajuli Revenue Circle of Udalguri district which has been transferred to Mazbat Revenue Circle due to Re-organization of Revenue Circles as a consequence of creation of BTAD. The Re-organize Orang mouza comprising the following Revenue villages - THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 4589 BIREN PHUKAN, Principal Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar. The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/18.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re-organize the existing Orang, PubDalgaon & Pub-Sialmari mouza of Udalguri, Mazbat & Dalgaon Revenue Circle in the district of Udalguri and known as Barsilajhar in the interest of public service and administrative convenience, from the date of its functioning. The Jurisdiction of Barsiiajhar mouza is comprising with the following 60 Nos. of Revenue villages of existing Barsilajhar mouza of Udalguri Revenue Circle and 10 Nos. Revenue villages of existing Orang mouza of Mazbar Revenue Circle and 25 Nos. of Revenue villages of existing Pub-Dalgaon & Pub-Sialmari mouza of Dalgaon Revneue Circle of Udalguri district which has been transferred to Udalguri Revenue Circle due to Re-organization of Revenue Circles as a consequence of creation of BTAD. The Re-organize Barsilajbar mouza comprising the following Revenue villages- 1 Purani Goroibari 16 Daigola 31 Laodong 46 NO.2 Rowta Station 2 Udalguri Town 17 No.2 Batabari 32 Rangagora 47 Bajrajhar 3 Sing Gaon 18 Khatalguri 33 Mohanpur 48 Balisiha Habi 4 Santipur 19 Phakidia 34 NO.1 Moudubi 49 Hatigarh 5 Rangpur 20 Barigaon 35 No.2 Moudubi 50 Sat Basaria 6 KathaJguri 21 Daiphang Barigaon 36 NO.1 Jorpukhuri 51 Sidhakhowa 7 Bahinigaon 22 Hajaragaon 37 NO.2 Jorpukhuri 52 Dhip Bichara 8 Hapagaojl 23 Padmapuri 38 Pub Bengapara 53 Panikhaiti 9 Gormara 24 Medhipara 39 NO.2 Dhansirikhuti 54 Ikarabari 10 Purani Hapagaon 25 . Simaluguri 40 No.3 Dhansirikhuri 55 Aminpara 11 Bhergaon 26: Kajiamati 41 NO.4 Dhansirikhuti 56 NO.1 Jhargaon 12 No.1 Batabari 27 Rani Pukhuri 42 NO.5 Dhansirikhuti 57 NO.2 Jhargaon 13 Tarabari 28 Sapmari 43 NO.6 Dhansirikhuti 58 Basisiha Jungle 14 Baligaon 29 Bhutuniduba 44 Mora Dhansiri 59 Rowta Pathar 15 Phuhurabari 30 Sibapur 45 NO.1 Rowta Station 60 Balisihagaon Khasiabari (Existing Barsilajhar Mouza of'Udalguri Revenue Circle) 61 Oubari Jungle 64 Balisiha Jungle 67 Bajrajhar 69 No.8 Dhansirikhuti 62 Bhalukmari Jungle 65 Dhansirikhuti 68 No.7 Dhamirikhuti 70 Rowta Station Block 63 Bhalukmarigaon 66 Rowta Bagan (Existing Orang Mouza of Mazbat Revenue Circle) 4590 THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 71 Sarbaherua 77 Simaluguri 83 Bijulibari 89 Oalakati Jungle 72 No.1 Madhagohain 78 Dhupguri Barigaon 84 Oalakati 90 Garogaon 73 Geruah 79 Mahaliapara 85 Bholabari 91 soutaicaon 74 Chutipara 80 Jhargaon 86 Karaibari 92 Nepaligaon 75 Deurigaon 81 Chengelimari 87 Ladabari 93 Kopati Bagicha 76 Ai-Thanjhar 82 No.2 Madha Gohain 88 Bangaligaon 94 Jakuapara 95 Khajuabil (Existing Pub-Dalgaon & Pub-Sialmari Mouza of Dalgaon Revenue Circle) BIREN PHUKAN, Principal Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar. The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/19.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re-organize the existing Silpota & Shyamabari mouza of Kalaigaon & Dalgaon Revenue Circle in the district of Udalguri and known as Silpota in the interest of public service and administrative convenience, from the date of its functioning. The Jurisdiction of Silpota mouza is comprising with the following 51 Nos. of Revenue villages of existing Silpota mouza of Kalaigaon Revenue Circle and 05 Nos. Revenue villages of existing Shyamabari mouza of Dalgaon Revenue Circle of Udalguri district which has been transferred to Kalaigaon Revenue Circle due to Re-organization of Revenue Circles as a consequence of creation of BTAD. The Re-organize Silpota mouza comprising the following Revenue villages- BIREN PHUKAN, Principal Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar. THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 4591 The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/20.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re-organize the existing Shyamabari & Chapai of Kalaigaon, Dalgaon & Mongaldoi Revenue Circle in the district of Udalguri and known as Kalaigaon in the interest of public service and administrative convenience, from the date of its functioning. BIREN PHUKAN, Principal Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar. 4592 THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/21.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re- organize the existing Chinakona & Sarabari mouza of Khairabari & Patharighat Revenue Circle in the district of Udalguri and known as Chinakona in the interest of public service and administrative convenience, from the date of its functioning. BIREN PHUKAN, Principal Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar. THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 4593 The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/22.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re- organize the existing Depheli, Betna, Pati Darrang & Banmuja mouza of Goreswar & Patharighat Revenue Circle in the district of Baksa and known as Betna in the interest of public service and administrative convenience, from the date of its functioning. G BIREN PHUKAN, Principal Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar. 4594 THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/23.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re- organize the existing Kaurbaha, Pati Darrang & Pub-Kachari Mahal mouza of Goreswar & Rangia Revenue Circle in the district of Baksa and known as Kaurbaha in the interest of public service and administrative convenience, from the date of its functioning. BIREN PHUKAN, Principal Secretary, Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar. THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, OCTOBER 27, 2017 4595 The 9th January, 2017 No. BTC/LR-220/2014/24.- The Bodoland Territorial Council, Kokrajhar is pleased to Re- organize the existing Pub-Baska, Panduri & Paschim Banbhag mouza of Tamulpur, Rangia & Ghograpar Revenue Circle in the district of Baksa and known as Pub-Baska in the interest of public service and administrative convenience, from the date of its functioning.
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