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Part 1St B Set 1 © Regn. No. KERBIL/2012/45073 tIcf k¿°m¿ dated 5-9-2012 with RNI Government of Kerala Reg. No. KL/TV(N)/634/2015-17 2017 tIcf Kkddv KERALA GAZETTE B[nImcnIambn {]kn≤s∏SpØp∂Xv PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY Xncph\¥]pcw, 2017 Pq¨ 6 hmeyw 6 sNmΔ 6th June 2017 \º¿ 1192 CShw 23 } 23rd Idavam 1192 } 23 Vol. VI Thiruvananthapuram, No. 1939 tPyjvTw 16 Tuesday 16th Jyaishta 1939 PART I B Notifications and Orders issued by the Kerala Public Service Commission ERRATUM NOTIFICATION No. P VI 590/12. 30th March 2015. Sub.—L.D. Clerk—Various—Palakkad District—Erratum Notification—Issuing of —reg. Reg.—(1) Ranked List No. 142/12/DOP dated 30-3-2012. (2) Letter No. DR. I (1) 845/12/GW Dummy dated 19-3-2015. It is hereby notified that the following corrections have been made in the Ranked List No. 142/DOP brought into force with effect from 30-3-2012 for the Post of LD Clerk in Various Departments (Category No. 477/10). The names of the candidates: Santhosh KR (Reg. No. 197991, Rank No. 113, S/L-ST), Fathima Emam (Reg. No. 194728, Rank No. 96, S/L-M), Niyasudheen Alikkal Puthanveetil (Reg. No. 131537, Rank No. 389, S/L-M), Aneesha (Reg. No. 163097 Rank No. 402, S/L-M), Muhmmed Riyasudheen, P. K. (Reg No. 126627, Rank No. 450, S/L-M), Abdul Shukoor, E. (Reg. No. 197302, Rank No. 484, S/L-M), Sheeja Chandran Melveetil (Reg. No. 182995, Rank No. 137, S/L-V), Bindu Pradeep, K. P. (Reg. No. 116688, Rank No. 161, S/L-V) are corrected as Santhosh, R. Fathima, A. Niyasudheen Alikkal Puthenveettil, Aneesha, A., Muhammed Riyasudheen, P. K. Abdul Shukkoor, E. Melveetil Sheeja Chandran and Bindu, K. P. respectively. The Rank assigned to Smt. Sunitha, R. (Reg. No. 100303), Sri. Manoj, M. (Reg. No. 133418) and Sri. Sivakumar, S. (Reg. No. 142109) are rearranged as follows: PH-Blind Marks Date Reg. Rank of No. Name OMR Wtg. Total Remarks Birth (1) (2) (3)(4) (5) (6) (7) (8) 29 143319 Ramani P. Pulluvayil 19 4 23 20-9-1977 PH-Blind 30 100303 Sunitha, R. 18 5 23 18-2-1987 PH-Blind PH-Deaf 15 Gaz. No. 23/2017/DTP (Part I B). 6th JUNE 2017] KERALA GAZETTE 282 Marks Rank Reg. Name OMR Wtg. Total DOB Remarks No. PH-Blind 41 113810 Sujaya, V. 13 4 17 15-5-1982 PH-Blind 42 102103 Arundas, P. K. 13 4 17 1-2-1988 PH-Blind 43 133418 Manoj, M. 12 5 17 7-1-1990 PH-Blind PH-Ortho PH-Deaf/Dumb 9 103206 Anu, S. 16 9 25 17-11-1985 PH-Deaf 10 142109 Sivakumar, S. 21 4 25 10-5-1986 PH-Blind PH-Deaf 11 101815 Srijith, B. 13 10 23 20-5-1977 PH-Deaf 12 100303 Sunitha, R. 18 5 23 18-2-1987 PH-Blind PH-Deaf The Ranked List No. 142/12/DOP dated 30-3-2012 stands modified to the above extent. By order of the Commission, (Sd.) KPSC District Office, Palakkad. 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B¿.) ]co-£-bpsS ASn-ÿm-\-Øn¬ Npcp-°-∏-´n-I-bn¬ Dƒs∏-Sm≥ A¿l-cm-sW∂v Is≠-Ønb DtZym-Km¿∞n-I-fpsS cPn-ÿ \º-cp-Iƒ Dƒs∏´ Npcp-°-∏-´nI NphsS tN¿-°p-∂p. cPn-ÿ \º-cp-Iƒ Ah-bpsS kwJym-{I-a-ØnemWv Dƒs∏-Sp-Ønbncn-°p∂Xv. bmsXmcp Imc-W-h-imepw Cu {Iao-I-cWw {]kvXpX ]co-£-bpsS dm¶v {IasØ kqNn-∏n-°p-∂n-√. ]´n-I-bn¬ cPn-ÿ \º-cp-Iƒ°v apºmbn ]me-°mSv Pn√sb kqNn-∏n-°p∂ ‘]n’ (P) F∂ A-£cw tN¿Øp hmbn-t°-≠-Xm-Wv. t\cn-´p≈ \nb-a\w (Im-‰-Kdn \º¿ 130/12) apJy-]-´nI 100152 100289 100291 100403 100495 100505 100531 100611 100652 101291 101439 101548 101554 101736 101887 101923 101957 101994 102041 (PH) 102042 102043 102044 102045 102046 102047 102048 102055 102056 102058 102062 102063 102066 102067 102068 102073 102075 102077 102080 102081 102083 102088 102089 102090 102091 102093 102097 102098 102100 102101 102106 102107 102108 102109 102110 102111 102112 102113 102115 102118 102120 102121 102123 102124 102125 102126 102128 102130 102133 102134 102138 102140 102144 102145 102146 102147 102149 102151 102152 102153 102156 102157 102160 102161 102163 102165 102167 102169 102170 102171 102172 102173 102176 102177 102179 102181 102185 102186 102187 102190 102193 102196 102197(PH) 102211 102230 102256 102863 16 6th JUNE 2017] KERALA GAZETTE 283 D]]-´nIIƒ 1. 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(2) At]£IfpsS kq£va ]cn-tim-[\ \S-Øn-bn-´n-√m-Ø-Xn-\m¬ Npcp-°∏´n-I-bn¬ cPn-ÿ \º-cp-Iƒ Dƒs∏-Sp-Øn- bn-cn-°p-∂Xv XnI®pw tkm]m-[n-I-am-bn-´m-Wv. Npcp-°∏´n-I-bn¬ cPn-ÿ \º¿ Dƒs∏-´p F∂Xv dm¶v ]´n-I-bn¬ Dƒs∏-Sp-∂-Xn\v bmsXmch-Im-ihpw DtZym-Km¿∞n-°v {]Zm\w sNøp-∂n-√. (3) At]-£-bn¬ DtZym-Km¿∞n- tcJ-s∏-Sp-Ønbn´p≈ hni-Zmw-ißsf ASn-ÿm-\-am-°n-bmWv Npcp-°-∏-´nI Xøm-dm- °n-bn-´p-≈-Xv. At]-£-bn¬ tcJ-s∏-Sp-ØmØ bmsXmcp Ah-Im-i-hmZhpw Hcp L´-Ønepw ]cn-K-Wn-°p-∂-X-√. 17 6th JUNE 2017] KERALA GAZETTE 284 (4) Npcp-°∏´n-I-bn¬ Dƒs∏-´n-´p≈ ]´n-I-PmXn/]´n-I-h¿§ hn`m-K-°m¿ kwh-c-Wm-\p-Iqeyw e`n-°p-∂-Xn-\mbn Xl-io¬Zm-cn¬ \n∂pw e`n® \n›n-X -am-Xr-I-bn-ep≈ PmXn k¿´n-^n-°‰pw (i-cn-∏-I¿∏p-Iƒ kln-Xw) a‰p ]nt∂m-° -hn-`m-K-Øn¬s∏-Sp∂ DtZym-Km¿∞n-Iƒ k¿°m¿ DØ-chv \º¿ 81/09/SC/ST/DD XobXn 26-˛9-˛2009 AYhm k¿°m¿ DØ-chv \º¿ 5/14/SC/ST/DD XobXn 31-˛1-˛2014 {]Im-c-ap≈ t\m¨ {Ioan-e-b¿ k¿´n-^n-°‰pw shcn-^n-t°-j≥ ka-bØv lmP-cm-t°-≠-Xm-Wv. (5) dm¶v ]´nI {]kn-≤o-I-cn-°p-∂-Xn\v apºv DØ-c-°-S-em-kp-I-fpsS ]p\x-]-cn-tim-[\ \S-Øp-∂-X-√. DØ-c-°-S-emkv Akm-[p-hm-°-s∏-´-h-cpsS cPn-ÿ \º¿ AS-ßp∂ hnPvRm-]\w C≥hm-en-tU-j≥ t\m´n-^n-t°-j≥ CtXm-sSm∏w {]kn-≤o-I-cn-®n-´p-≠v. (6) tbmKy-cmb DtZym-Km¿∞n-I-fpsS Dictation Test-s‚ XobXn ]n∂oSv Adn-bn-°p-∂-Xm-Wv. (7) Npcp-°-∏-´n-I-bn¬ Dƒs∏-´n-´p≈ DtZym-Km¿∞n-I-fpsS OTR shcn-^n-t°-j≥ 20-˛4-˛2015, 21-˛4-˛2015, 22-˛4-˛2015 F∂o Xob-Xn-I-fn-embn Cu Hm^o-kn¬sh®v \S-Øp-∂-Xm-Wv. Npcp-°-∏-´n-I-bn¬ Dƒs∏´ apgp-h≥ DtZym-Km¿∞n-Ifpw Kk-‰n¬ \njvI¿jn® {]Imcw P\-\-Øo-b-Xn, tbmKy-X-Iƒ PmXn-bpsS B\p-Iq-ey-Øn-\m-bp≈ t\m¨ {Ioan-se-b¿/IΩyq-Wn‰n k¿´n-^n-°‰v F∂nh kvIm≥ sNbvXv s{]mss^-en¬ 20-˛4-˛2015˛w Xob-Xn-°p-ap-ºmbn A]vtemUv sNtø-≠-Xm-Wv. A ¬ {]am-W-ß-fpsS ]cn-tim-[-\-bv°p≈ ka-b-hn-hc ]´nI ÿew: sI. ]n. Fkv. kn. Pn√m Hm^okv, knhn¬ tÃj≥, ]me-°m-Sv. XobXn kabw hn`mKw cPn-ÿ \º¿ From To 20-4-2015 9.00 A.M. 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