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The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority RNI No The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published by Authority RNI No. 27009/1973 Postal Regn. No. NE-313(MZ) 2006-2008 VOL - XLVII Aizawl, Friday 12.1.2018 Pausa 22, S.E. 1939, Issue No. 4 NOTIFICATION No.S.11014/34/2017-FCS&CA/132, the 28th December, 2017. In supersession of Notification No.S.11014/34/2014-FCS&CA dated 4.8.2017 and in the interest of Public Service, the Governor of Mizoram is pleased to notify revised rate and routes for carriage of foodstuff for Main Routes and District Routes under Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs as shown in Annexure with immediate effect and until further Order. H.L. Rochungnunga, IAS Secretary to the Govt. of Mizoram, Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department. Ex-4/2018 - 2 - ANNEXURE FSD MAIN ROUTES (NORMAL) Sl. Name of Route Distance Category Ceiling Rate No. (in km) (in Rs/Qtl) 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 FCI (FSD) Tanhril Zuangtui PDC 10 I 55.00 2 FCI (FSD) Tanhril Aibawk PDC 35 I 65.00 3 FCI (FSD) Tanhril Darlawn 131 I 237.00 4 FCI (FSD) Lawngtlai Lawngtlai PDC 4 I 55.00 5 FCI (FSD) Lawngtlai Kawlchaw SDC 33 I 65.00 6 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Mamit SC 38 II 114.00 7 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Zawlnuam SC 42 II 105.00 8 FCI (FSD) Bairabi W. Phaileng SC 89 II 178.00 9 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Kanhmun SC 60 II 120.00 10 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Rengdil SC 34 II 118.00 11 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Kawrthah SC 44 II 138.00 12 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Tuidam SC 54 II 158.00 13 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Kawrtethawveng SC 65 II 180.00 14 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Pukzing SC 150 II 270.00 15 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Marpara SC 172 II 310.00 16 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Tuipuibari SC 153 II 275.00 17 FCI (FSD) Bairabi Bairabi SC 1 I 55.00 18 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Kolasib PDC 4 I 55.00 19 FCI (FSD) Lunglei Lunglei PDC 4 I 55.00 20 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Lungdai SDC 32 I 65.00 21 FCI (RH) Bairabi Kolasib PDC 34 I 65.00 FSD MAIN ROUTES (ALTERNATIVE) Sl. Name of Route Distance Category Ceiling Rate No. (in km) (in Rs/Qtl) 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Kawnpui SC 14 I 55.00 2 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Kolasib PDC 24 60.00 PDC MAIN ROUTES (ALTERNATIVE) Sl. Name of Route Distance Category Ceiling Rate No. (in km) (in Rs/Qtl) 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 GMG (PDC) Zuangtui Aibawk PDC 30 I 65.00 2 GMG (PDC) Zuangtui Lungdai SC 27 I 60.00 - 3 - Ex-4/2018 ANNEXURE NEW ROUTES FOR LIFTING OF OMSS RICE FSD MAIN ROUTES NORMAL Sl. Name of Route Distance Category Ceiling Rate No. (in km) (in Rs/Qtl) 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Zuangtui PDC 84 I 134.00 2 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Aibawk PDC 113 I 170.00 3 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Hnahthial 255 I 383.00 4 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Champhai PDC 278 I 417.00 5 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Khawzawl SDC 239 I 359.00 6 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Kawlkulh PDC 209 I 314.00 7 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Serchhip SDC 198 I 297.00 8 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Thenzawl SDC 175 I 263.00 9 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Saitual PDC 158 I 237.00 10 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Chhingchhip SC 166 I 249.00 11 FCI (FSD) Rengtekawn Lungdai SC 56 I 90.00 12 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Zuangtui PDC 60 I 96.00 13 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Aibawk PDC 90 I 144.00 14 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Hnahthial 232 I 348.00 15 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Champhai PDC 254 I 381.00 16 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Khawzawl SDC 215 I 323.00 17 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Kawlkulh PDC 185 I 278.00 18 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Serchhip SDC 172 I 258.00 19 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Thenzawl SDC 151 I 227.00 20 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Saitual PDC 135 I 203.00 21 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Chhingchhip SC 142 I 213.00 22 FCI (FSD) Bualpui Lungdai SC 32 I 70.00 ANNEXURE DISTRICT ROUTES Sl. Name of Route Distance Category Ceiling Rate No. (in km) (in Rs/Qtl) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Aizawl East 1 PDC Saitual Phuaibuang SC 81 I 130.00 2 PDC Saitual Khawlian SC 92 I 148.00 3 SDC Sakawrdai Zohmun SC 14 II 80.00 Aizawl West 1 PDC Aibawk Hmuifang SC 25 I 60.00 2 PDC Aibawk Sialsuk SC 36 I 70.00 3 GMG (PDC) Zuangtui Reiek SC 30 II 105.00 4 GMG (PDC) Zuangtui Khawrihnim SC 48 II 120.00 5 GMG (PDC) Zuangtui Kanghmun SC 60 II 160.00 6 GMG (PDC) Zuangtui Sialsuk SC 66 I 99.00 Ex-4/2018 - 4 - Lunglei 1 PDC Lunglei Haulawng SC 38 I 70.00 2 SDC Tlabung Borapansury 37 II 111.00 3 PDC Lunglei Borapansury 134 II 241.00 Saiha 1 SDC Saiha Bualpui NG SC 25 II 88.00 2 SDC Saiha Lungpher SC 35 II 105.00 3 SDC Saiha Niawhtlang SC 34 II 163.00 4 SDC Saiha Chhuarlung SC 50.2 II 241.00 5 SDC Saiha Siata SC 70.2 II 337.00 6 SDC Saiha Chakhang SC 83.2 II 400.00 7 SDC Tuipang Zawngling SC 14 II 67.00 8 SDC Kawlchaw Maubawk SC 21 II 74.00 9 SDC Kawlchaw Tuisih SC 49 II 235.00 Champhai 1 PDC Champhai Kelkang SC 23 I 65.00 2 PDC Champhai Khuangleng SC 41 I 75.00 3 PDC Champhai Farkawn SC 100 II 200.00 4 PDC Champhai Vaphai SC 84 II 168.00 5 PDC Champhai Bungzung SC 70 I + II 170.00 6 PDC Khawzawl Khawhai SC 35 II 105.00 7 PDC Khawzawl Sialhawk SC 48 II 120.00 8 PDC Khawzawl Biate SC 60 II 150.00 9 PDC Kawlkulh Hliappui SC 21 II 74.00 10 PDC Kawlkulh Ngopa SDC 57 II 114.00 11 PDC Kawlkulh Lungpho SC 55 II 110.00 Mamit 1 PDC Mamit Tuidam SC 31 II 93.00 2 PDC Mamit Kawrtethawveng SC 42 II 105.00 3 PDC Mamit Kawrthah SC 41 II 103.00 4 SC Zawlnuam Kanhmun SC 18 II 72.00 5 SDC W.Phaileng Phuldungsei SC 42 II 105.00 Kolasib 1 PDC Kolasib Bairabi SDC 34 I 70.00 Serchhip 1 SDC Serchhip Khawlailung SC 34 I 70.00 2 SDC Serchhip Cherhlun SC 79 I + II 174.00 3 SDC Serchhip Thingsai SC 95 I + III 236.00 4 SDC Thenzawl Buarpui SC 45 II 156.00 5 SDC Thenzawl Thenhlum SC 83 III 539.00 6 SDC Thenzawl Chhipphir SC 32 II 96.00 Lawngtlai 1 PDC Lawngtlai Damdep SC 160 II 288.00 Published and Issued by Controller, Printing & Stationery Department, Government of Mizoram Printed at the Mizoram Government Press, Aizawl. 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