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BPL LIST-KOLKATA MUNICIPAL CORPORATION Ward No: 029 ULB Name :KOLKATA MC ULB CODE: 79 Member Sl Address Name of Family Head Son/Daughter/Wife of BPL ID Year No Male Female Total 1 41A NARKEL DANGA NORTH RD Not Applicable HARIDAS ROY 2 2 4 1 2 16H/1 CHAMUR SINGH LANE AASMA KHATUN LATE SK.KOCHI 4 5 9 3 3 12/4 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD, KOL-11 ABBAS ALAM LT. MD FAQUERUDDIN 1 3 4 4 4 45/A/H/3 CANEL EAST ROAD ABDA BEGUM LT. MD AHAMED 3 5 8 5 5 6/H/5 KASAI BUSTI 1ST LANE ABDA KHATOON LT. MD. JAMAL 4 2 6 6 6 HARIJAN PARA 48 CANAL EAST ROAD ABDUL AJIJ ANSARI LT ABDUN RAJJAK 7 9 10+ 7 7 47/A CANAL EAST ROAD ABDUL ALI RAJAK ABDUL BANIK 5 5 10+ 8 8 19 CHAMUR SINGH LANE ABDUL BARI LATE MD.AZAD 3 4 7 9 9 2/H/3 KASHAI BASTHI CROSS LANE KOL-1 ABDUL BARIK MD.ASRAF 3 3 6 10 10 11/H/5 KASHAI BASHTI FIRST LANE ABDUL GAFFAR LT MD SAKUR 1 2 3 12 11 86/H/13 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD ABDUL GAFFAR LT ABDUL RAZZAK 2 4 6 14 12 10/2 10/2,KASAI BUSTEE 2ND LANE ABDUL GAFFAR ABDUL JABBAR 3 3 6 15 13 11/H/5 11/H/5, KASAI BASTI 1ST LANE ABDUL GAFFAR ABUBAKAR 3 8 10+ 16 14 86/H/16 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD ABDUL GAFFAR LT ABDUL JABBAR 3 4 7 17 15 11/2 CHAMUR SINGH LANE ABDUL GAFFUR LATE AKLU 3 5 8 20 16 47/A CANAL EAST ROAD ABDUL GONI LATE MD.RAFIQUE 6 2 8 21 17 KASHAI BASHTI 39 KASHAI BASHTI FIRST LANE ABDUL HAFIJ LT ABDUL KHALIFAR 2 2 4 22 18 3/1 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD NOOR JAHAN LATE ABDUL HAKIM 2 4 6 23 19 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD 77/8 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL HAMID LT BAPPA 6 3 9 24 20 7/1 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD ABDUL HAMID LATE MD.SULEMAN 2 3 5 26 21 2/1 2/1 KASAI BASTI CROSS LANE ABDUL HAMID LT MD YAQUB 3 6 9 27 22 51/H/5 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD ABDUL HAMID LT DUKHU MIYA 2 1 3 28 23 21 CHAMRU SINGH LANE ABDUL HAMID KAHAN LT KALE KHAN 3 4 7 29 24 URIYA GALI 46/H/14 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL HAMIR 3 3 6 30 25 KASHAI BASHTI 10/6 KASHAI BASHTI LANE ABDUL HAQUE KAMRUDDIN 4 4 9 31 26 43/H/4 NARKEL DANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL JABAR ABDUL SATTAR 2 1 3 33 27 16/H/6 CHAMRU SINGH LANE ABDUL JABAR LT ABDUL WAHAB 3 4 7 34 28 3/28 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD ABDUL JABBAR LATE MD.YOUSUF 4 6 10+ 35 29 35/1/B CANAL EAST ROAD ABDUL JABBASR LATE IBRAHIM 3 4 7 36 30 NARKELDANGA 46 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL KADIR MD SAHAJAHAN 6 4 10+ 38 31 3/4/H/16 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD REHANA BEGUM LATE OLI MOHAMMAD 3 2 5 40 32 3/3 N M RD KOL-11 ABDUL KALAM LT WALT MUHAMMAD 3 2 5 41 33 URIYA GALI 46/H/12 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL KARIMM 5 4 9 42 34 2/1/H/1 N D MAIN ROAD ABDUL KHALIK 3 1 4 43 1 Page 1 of 195 Member Sl Address Name of Family Head Son/Daughter/Wife of BPL ID Year No Male Female Total 35 URIYA GALI 86/H/19 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL LATIF 2 6 8 44 36 10/8 KASHAI BASHTI FIRST LANE ABDUL MAJEED LATE ABDUL GHAFUR 8 8 10+ 45 37 URIYA GALI 86/H/12 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL MANNA 2 2 4 46 38 JHIG JHIG GALI 89/8 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD ABDUL MANNA 2 3 5 47 39 15/1 PATUA PARA LANE KOL-11 ABDUL MANNAN LATE ABDUL MAZID 5 4 9 48 40 51/H/3 NARKEL DANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL MAZID LT MD HARUN 7 3 10+ 49 41 53 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD ABDUL QADIR LT MD ISRAIL 2 5 7 52 42 POTUA PARA LANE 15/4 NARKEL DANGA MAIN ROAD K-11 ABDUL RAFIQ HABDUL HAMID 6 3 9 55 43 35/1/B CANAL EAST ROAD ABDUL RAHAMAN LT KAMAL MASTER 7 3 10+ 56 44 6/H/2 KASHAI BASHTI FIRST LANE ABDUL RAHIM ABDUL WAHID 6 3 9 57 45 13 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD, KOL-11 ABDUL RAHIM ABDUL KARIM 3 5 8 60 46 3/3A N M RD KOL-11 ABDUL RAHIM MD KARIM 3 1 4 62 47 JHIG JHIG GALI 89/H/8 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD ABDUL RAJJAK 2 8 10+ 63 48 JHIG JHIG GALI 89/H/8 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD ABDUL RARIF 3 3 6 64 49 14/H/3 CHAMUR SINGH LANE ABDUL RASHID LATE ABDUL KASIM 5 7 10+ 65 50 35/1B CANAL EAST ROAD ABDUL RASHIF DILJAN HUSSAIN 1 1 2 66 51 NARKELDANGA 46 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL RASID LT KASIM 5 3 8 67 52 16/H/3 CHAMRU SINGH LANE ABDUL RASIS LT IDRIS 2 4 6 68 53 2/1/H/13 N D MAIN ROAD ABDUL RAUF LT. ABDUL LATIF 6 6 10+ 69 54 1/1 1/1,KASAI BUSTEE 2ND LANE ABDUL RAZAK MD SOUMAR MIYA 9 9 10+ 70 55 1/H/2 KASHAI BASHTI FIRST LANE ABDUL SAMAD LATE ABDUL GAFUR 4 3 7 71 56 3/20 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD ABDUL SAMAD LATE AMJAD HUSSAIN 5 4 9 72 57 2 CHARMU SINGH LANE ABDUL SAMAD LT. ABDUL KAMRUDDIN 3 4 7 73 58 84/11 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABDUL SATTAR LATE BAQAR ALI 1 3 4 74 59 1/B/2 KASHAI BASTHI 2ND LANE KOL-11 ABDUL SATTAR LATE MD.RAHAMAN 5 2 7 75 60 1/B/2 KASHAI BASTHI 2ND LANE KOL-11 ABDUL SATTAR LATE MD.ISRAIL 5 5 10+ 76 61 35/1/B CANAL EAST ROAD ABDUL SATTAR MD.ZABBAR 4 4 8 77 62 11/1 CHAMUR SINGH LANE ABDUL ZABBER LATE MD.ISMAIL 5 5 10+ 79 63 43/H/7 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD ABDUR RAHAMAN MD HUSSAIN 2 3 5 80 64 NARKEL DANGA 87/H/14 NARKEL DANGA NORTH ROAD,KOL-11 ABDUR RAUF KHAN LT. SUILEMAN 6 5 10+ 81 65 3/48 NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD ABDUS RASHID LATE ABDUL RASHID 2 2 4 82 66 NARKELDANGA 41/1 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ABED ALI 3 2 5 83 67 43/H/4 NARKEL DANGA NORTH ROAD ABHOLA DAS LT KHEM CHAND DAS 5 1 6 85 68 41/1 N D N RD ABIAD ALI LT MD. HADIS 3 3 6 86 2 Page 2 of 195 Member Sl Address Name of Family Head Son/Daughter/Wife of BPL ID Year No Male Female Total 69 6/H/4 KASAI BUSTEE 1ST LANE ABID HUSSAIN LT. MD. HUSSAIN 2 4 6 87 70 35 CANAL EAST ROAD ABU JABBAR SEKH KAJI MOTI 9 3 10+ 88 71 PATUYA PARA 15/1 PATUYA PARA LANE ABUL AJIJ LT ABDUL JALIL 2 4 6 89 72 247/2 MANIKTALA MAIN ROAD KOL-54 ACHINTA BISWAS NARAYAN BISWAS 2 1 3 90 73 Y S GIRLS SCHOOL 47/5 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD ADUL HANK 2 3 5 92 74 16/H/10 CHAMUR SINGH LANE AFSANA BEGUM LATE SK.BECHU 4 2 6 94 75 35/1B CANAL EAST ROAD AFSANA BEGUM LATE MD.ISMAIL 0 1 1 95 76 35 CANAL EAST ROAD AFSANA KHATUN MD.ISRAIL 2 6 8 97 77 19 CHAMUR SINGH LANE AFSARI BEGUM LATE ABDUL GOFFUR 3 3 6 98 78 20 CHAMUR SINGH LANE AFSHANA BEGUM MD.SHAHID HUSSAIN 2 1 3 99 79 89/H/18 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD AHAMED ALI LT SK NANNU 2 4 6 100 80 85/3 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD AHAMED HUSSAIN LT MD AZIZ 2 6 8 101 81 NARKELDANGA 44A NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD AHAMMED HUSSEN 3 6 9 102 82 KASHAI BASHTI 1/1 KASHAI BASHTI FIRST LANE AHMAD HOSSAIN LT MD HOSSAIN 4 2 6 103 83 45A/H/1 CANAL EAST ROAD KOL-11 AHMADI BEGUM LT MD BARIK 1 3 4 104 84 6/H/1 KASAI BUSTI 1ST LANE AHMADI KHATOON MAINUDDIN 8 4 10+ 105 85 5E KASHAI BASHTI FIRST LANE AHMED HUSSAIN LATE MOHAMMAD ALI 2 2 4 107 86 47/A CANAL EAST ROAD AHMED HUSSAIN ABDUL HANIF 4 4 8 108 87 44/1 NARKEL DANGA NORTH RD AHMED HUSSAN LT SK GAFAR 1 2 3 109 88 45B/H/7 CANAL EAST ROAD KOL-11 AHMED MUKTAR LT MD MUSTAFA 1 3 4 110 89 41B CANEL EAST ROAD, KOL-11 AIMANA BEWA LT. MD KALU 2 2 4 111 90 35/1/B CANAL EAST ROAD AIYATAN BIBI ALISH SARDAR 1 1 2 112 91 KASHAI BASHTI 39 KASHAI BASHTI FIRST LANE AIYUB KHAN YUSUF KHAN 6 4 10+ 113 92 NARKEL DANGA 45B/H/2 CANAL EAST ROAD KOL-11 AJAD AHAMED LT ABDUL RAHIM 3 3 6 114 93 43/H/4 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD AJAY DAS LT RAMESWAR DAS 4 3 7 115 94 43/H/1 NARKELDANGA NORTH RD AJAY KR DAS ASHOK KR DAS 2 3 5 116 95 46H/31, CANAL EAST RD K-11 AJAY SANKAR DAS LT BADRI KUMAR DAS 2 3 5 117 96 NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD 77/4A NARKELDANGA NORTH ROAD AJGAR LT MD.
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    GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL Health & Family Welfare Department National Health Mission Swasthya Sathi , Swasthya Bhawan Premises GN-29, 7th Floor, Sector - V Salt-Lake, Bidhannagar, Kolkata - 7000091 NATIONAL URBAN HEALTH MISSION i (033) 2333 0123 (Phone); (033) 2357 7930(Fax) ":'::~:':- ------- ..-----;;;~ Email: [email protected] Web: www.wbhealth.gov.in Memo No: HFW-27038/43/2019-NHM SEC-Dept.ofH&FW/2875 Date: 27/08/2019 From: Addl. Mission Director, NHM & Joint Secretary to the Govt. ofW.B. To 1-18 Chief Medical Officer of Health, (Bankura / Birbhum / Cooch Behar / Darjeeling / Hocghly/ Howrah / [hargrarn/ Malda/ Murshidabad / Nadia/ Nandigram HD / North 24 Parganas / Paschim Medinipur / Paschim Bardhaman / Purba Bardhaman / Purba Medinipur / Rampurhat HD/ South 24 Parganas) Madam / Sir, I am to inform you that the seventy-five (75) U-PHCs have been sanctioned by MoH&FW,Gol across the State to upgrade the same into Suswasthya Kendras (Health & Wellness Centers) as part of Comprehensive Primary Health Care (CPHC) Programme under NUHM. The detailed list of selected seventy-five (75) U-PHCsis enclosed in Annexure-I. In this context, you are requested to give adequate emphasis on posting of Human Resource (e.g. Medical Officers, Staff Nurse, Pharmacist & Lab-Technician) and ensure uninterrupted supply of drugs, logistics and regent for laboratory for these 75 U-PHCsunder NUHM. Enclo- as stated above. Addl.be~~ Joint Secretary to the Govt. ofW.B. Memo No: HFW-27038/43/2019-NHM SEC-Dept.ofH&FW/2875/1(10) Date: 27/08/2019 Copy forwarded
  • History Research Journal ISSN:0976-5425 VOL-5-ISSUE-5-SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER-2019

    History Research Journal ISSN:0976-5425 VOL-5-ISSUE-5-SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER-2019

    History Research Journal ISSN:0976-5425 VOL-5-ISSUE-5-SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER-2019 Bengali Culture: Intermingled With Alpana, Kantha and Pata Art Traditions Dr. S. K Sarkar, Associate Professor Department of Fine Art, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab 144411 e-mail: [email protected], Mobile: +919915564879 Abstract: The artist and artisans of Bengal are very much alert about the progressions are taking place in their daily life. Time reveals the truth, the way they are adjusting with these age-old artistic traditions, which is entertaining, inspiring and educating to the mass. Above art and cultural practices still exist with its persistence in Bengali culture, its journey started around two to three thousand years ago. Time immemorial, artists‟ communities have taken inspiration from history as well, these tangible art forms like Alpana diagram, Kantha embroidery and Patachitra are the assets of Bengal. Gradually its positive impact reflected in other art practices. All those three art forms have given purity to Bengali tradition and culture. Alpana motifs are incorporated in patuas scroll borders, while patachitra artist started his journey in the villages, patua used to carry his bagful scroll for display. The Patua’s scroll bag is decorated with good design motifs made off with Kantha art stitches. These arts of treasure exist in every rural household; where Bengali housewives irrespective of their caste, class, creed or socioeconomic groups are proficiently indulge in their artistic practice. The Bengal embroidery art not only exploring various stitches, but also expresses their creative sensibilities, resourceful and patient craftsmanship. With an inherent union of hereditary skill of the past now contemplating in contemporary trends of design plans.
  • Health Units

    Health Units

    Name & Ph. No. Of Sl. No. Ward / UPHC Address of UPHC/Ward Name & Ph. No. Of Medical Officer Name & Ph. No. of Pharmacist Leboratory Technician DR. MANORANJAN PAIK Kolkata UPHC 1 1B, GOPAL CHATTERJEE ROAD,KOLKATA - 700 (9163082160) MITHU GHOSH BISWAJIT PAUL 1 Ward No. 1 002 DR. MADHUMITA SEAL 8013330052 9832254955 9903371498 Kolkata UPHC 2 126, KALI CHARAN GHOSH ROAD DR. SOUMYA SHANKAR CHAKRABORTY MITA BARMAN NISHIKANTA GHOSH 2 Ward No. 2 (FOARA MORE), KOLKATA- 700 050 9432551700 9432360327 8902507288 DR. DEBMALYA CHAKRABORTY PAIKPARA 1ST ROW Kolkata UPHC 3 9432239605 ANJELA DUTTA CAMELIA MAZUMDER 3 21, RAJA MANINDRA RD., Ward No. 3 DR. SARADI BANERJEE 9088635032 8972519087 KOLKATA - 700 037. 9836022669 SAMIR MANICK Kolkata UPHC 4 DR. PRADIPTA GHOSH 9831904080 KAUSIK MAJUMDER 4 26/59, DUM DUM RD, KOL- 700002 Ward No. 4 8013492421 JYOTI BISWAS 7278042459 8482064843 THE CROSSING OF INDRA BISWAS RD & KARABI SAHU Kolkata UPHC 5 DR. SANGITA MUKHERJEE SUDIP SAHA 5 TARASHANKAR SARANI, SNEHA SAMANTA Ward No. 5 9830081549 7003875804 KOLKATA - 700 002. (NEAR TALA P.S) 7278822562 JUMAN ALI MONDAL DR. SUDESHNA MAITRA 9903100842 Kolkata UPHC 6 3NO., GOPAL MUKHERJEE ROAD,PAIKPARA, 9007416179 JOSHIK CHATTOPATHYAY RIMI DUTTA 6 Ward No. 6 KOLKATA- 700 002. DR. A.K MONDAL 9330805660 8981760065 9434315995 DEB PRASAD MONDAL 8961409994/ 9123393035 DR. SUBHADIP PATRA BIPLAB CHAKRABORTY Kolkata UPHC 7 9831372717 9674558236 HIRANMOY GHOSH 7 78/4, BAGBAZAR STREET, KOLKATA- 700 003. Ward No. 7 DR. SUBHAM GUHA SATYABRATA SOM 7003126016 8240429505 9836072754 DR. SUBHASISH DHAR Kolkata UPHC 8 56/1, RAJA RAJ - BALLAV STREET, KOLKATA - MOUMITA PAUL 8 8697841737 Ward No.