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CHECKLIST FOR DELETED SUPPLEMENT ELECTOR AC NO :164 PART NO :1 FORM 7 SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 318 Kapil Shaw Bharo Shaw Father ILJ2137065 Missing ররপল সভউ বভরহহভ সভউ Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 2 Gopalchandra Saha Sasadhar Saha Father CXF0628636 Expired ভগভপভলচন তসভহভ সসধর তসভহভ Female 28 Dola Dey Nandalal Dey Father CXF0936660 Shifted ভডভলভ ভডয় ননলভল ভডয় Male 60 Raju Prosad Shaw Munna Shaw Father ILJ1614791 Expired রভজজ পসভদ সভউ মজনভ সভউ Male 98 Manick Basak Mritunjoy Basak Father CXF0629253 Shifted মরনর বসভর মমতজঞয় বসভর Male 136 Manos Kar Manohar Kar Father ILJ2612315 Repeated মভনস রর মহনভহর রর Male 330 Swapan Mondal Tarapada Mondal Father CXF0627901 Repeated শপন ভমভণল তভরভপদ ভমভণল Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:11 Page 1 of 2 Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 334 Sujit Kumar Shaw Mishri Shaw Father ILJ2659522 Repeated সরজত কমভর সভঊ রমশরর সভঊ Total Deletion : 8 Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:11 Page 2 of 2 CHECKLIST FOR DELETED SUPPLEMENT ELECTOR AC NO :164 PART NO :2 FORM 7 SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Female 29 Munmun Hazra Mahadeb Hazra Father ILJ1613918 Missing মমনমমন হভজরভ মহভদদব হভজরভ Female 252 Poonam Hazra Santu Hazra Father ILJ1614106 Missing পমনম হভজরভ সনটম হভজরভ Female 436 Guddi Hela Mahendra Kumar Husband ILJ2285765 Shifted Hela গরড ভহলভ মদহন কমভর ভহলভ Female 437 Babita Hela Birendra Kumar Hela Husband LYG2822179 Missing বরবতভ ভহলভ ববদরন কমভর ভহলভ Male 690 Surendra Kumar Hela Panchulal Hela Father CXF0625822 Missing সদরন রমমভর ভহলভ পঞমলভল ভহলভ Male 692 Mahendra Kumar Hela Panchulal Hela Father CXF0625830 Missing মদহন রমমভর ভহলভ পঞমলভল ভহলভ Male 693 Rajendra Kumar Hela Panchulal Hela Father CXF0625855 Missing রভদজন রমমভর ভহলভ পঞমলভল ভহলভ Male 694 Birendra Kumar Hela Panchulal Hela Father CXF0625848 Missing রবদরনদ রমমভর ভহলভ পঞমলভল ভহলভ Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:17 Page 1 of 3 FORM 7 SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 698 Rakesh Hela Prem Hela Father CXF0625772 Missing রদরশ ভহলভ ভপম ভহলভ Male 728 Mantu Kumar Das Gurupada Das Father WB/20/139/714667 Missing মনটম কমভর দভস গরপদ দভস Female 731 Manasi Das Mantu Kumar Das Husband WB/20/139/714372 Missing মভনসব দভস মনটম কমভর দভস Female 734 Moumita Das Mantu Kumar Das Father ILJ2137297 Missing ভমমরমতভ দভশ মনটম কমভর দভশ Male 735 Soumyadeep Das Mantu Kumar Das Father ILJ2804490 Missing ভসমমবদবপ দভশ মনটম কমভর দভশ Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 543 Bharat Hazra Sakha Hazra Father CXF0624387 Expired ভরত হঝঝভ সখভ হঝঝভ Male 587 Akhil Dhara Manik Dhara Father CXF0624783 Expired অরখল ডভডড়ভ মভরনর ডভডড়ভ Male 602 Uttam Hazra Kalipada Hazra Father CXF0624999 Expired উওম হঝঝভ ররলপদ হঝঝভ Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:17 Page 2 of 3 Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 720 Dipak Shaw Arjun Shaw Father ILJ2728772 Repeated দবপর সভউ অজমরন সভউ Male 721 Dipak Shaw Arjun Shaw Father ILJ2659688 Repeated দবপর সভঊ অজমরন সভঊ Total Deletion : 18 Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:17 Page 3 of 3 CHECKLIST FOR DELETED SUPPLEMENT ELECTOR AC NO :164 PART NO :3 FORM 7 SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 51 Sanjib Biswas Tarapada Biswas Father CXF0614826 Missing সসরজব রবরশভস তভরভপদ রবরশভস Female 299 Anju Das Lalit Das Husband CXF0594754 Missing অসজজ ডভস লরলত ডভস Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Female 117 Jayeeta Batabyal Nisith Kumar Batabyal Father CXF0932575 Repeated জরয়তভ বটববল রনশশথ রমজভর বটববল Female 118 Jayeeta Batabyal Nisith Kumar Batabyal Father ILJ2748408 Repeated জরয়তভ বটববভল রনশশথ কমভর বটববভল Female 283 Srabanti Mistri Dibakar Mistri Father ILJ2728822 Repeated শভবনশ রমসশ রদবভরর রমসশ Total Deletion : 5 Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:22 Page 1 of 1 CHECKLIST FOR DELETED SUPPLEMENT ELECTOR AC NO :164 PART NO :4 FORM 7 SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 361 Mintu Karmakar Khokon Karmakar Father CXF1993534 Missing রমণণ রমররভর ভখভকরভন রমররভর Female 365 Sikha Karmokar Khokon Karmokar Husband CXF0583542 Missing রশখভ রমররভর ভখভকরভন রমররভর Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 23 Abhirup Chowdhury Asit Chowdhury Father CXF1993450 Repeated অরভরপ ভচচধণরর অরসত ভচচধণরর Male 160 Babla Bhattacharjee Bishnu Bhattacharjee Father CXF0582270 Expired বভবলভ ভটটভচভররব রবষন ভটটভচভররব Male 199 Bimal Halder Lalit Kumar Halder Father ILJ2538676 Repeated রবমল হভলদভর লরলত হভলদভর Male 263 Prabhas Haldar Baidyanath Haldar Father WB/22/158/342343 Expired পভভস হভলদভর ববদবনভথ হভলদভর Male 370 Padabhushan Mondal Nilkantha Mondal Father CXF0583591 Expired পদভণশন ভমভণল রনলরণ ভমভণল Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:29 Page 1 of 2 Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 594 Somnath Sikari Babu Sikari Father ILJ2287431 Repeated ভসভমনভথ রশরভরর বভবণ রশরভরর Male 700 Manoj Jaiswal Badriprasad Jaiswal Father CXF1910744 Repeated মনজ জয়শওয়ভল বদরপসভদ জয়শওয়ভল Male 861 Rajdeep Chanda Mrinal Kanti Chanda Father CXF1911031 Repeated রভজরদপ চচনভ মমণভল ররনট চচনভ FORM 8A (Deletion) SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Female 21 Mumtaz Parveen Fatma Mother ILJ1615772 Shifted মণমতভজ পভররভন ফকতমভ Female 315 Munmun Singh Pradip Singh Father ILJ2287183 Shifted মণনমণন রসস পদরপ রসস Total Deletion : 12 Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:29 Page 2 of 2 CHECKLIST FOR DELETED SUPPLEMENT ELECTOR AC NO :164 PART NO :5 Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Female 242 Shila Jaiswal Rajendra Jaiswal Husband CXF2117414 Repeated শশলভ জয়সসভয়ভল রভসজন জয়সসভয়ভল Total Deletion : 1 Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:32 Page 1 of 1 CHECKLIST FOR DELETED SUPPLEMENT ELECTOR AC NO :164 PART NO :7 FORM 7 SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Female 549 Mira Sadhukhan Sambhu Sadhukhan Husband ILJ2138618 Missing মমরভ সভধধখভখ শমধ সভধধখভখ Male 550 Prodip Sadhukhan Sambhu Sadhukhan Father ILJ2138634 Missing পদমপ সভধধখভখ শমধ সভধধখভখ Male 552 Dilip Sadhukhan Sambhu Sadhukhan Father ILJ2138626 Missing রদলমপ সভধধখভখ শমধ সভধধখভখ Female 627 Sucharita Basak Anutosh Basak Father ILJ1616960 Missing সচররতভ বসভর অনততভষ বসভর Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 1 Sourya Bhattacharjee Supriyo Bhattacharjee Father ILJ2813095 Repeated ভশশররব ভটভচভররব সরপয় ভটভচভররব Total Deletion : 5 Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:39 Page 1 of 1 CHECKLIST FOR DELETED SUPPLEMENT ELECTOR AC NO :164 PART NO :8 FORM 7 SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 315 Dipankar Roy Sricharan Roy Father CXF0634501 Missing রদপপরর রঈ শশচরণ রঈ Female 317 Mamata Roy Dipankar Roy Husband ILJ1487370 Missing মমতভ রভয় দশপঙর রভয় Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 12 Somnath Pal Krishna Prasad Pal Father CXF0632588 Expired ভসভমনভথ পল রষ ররসভদ পল Male 16 Ananda Kisor Pal Mohanlal Pal Father CXF0632638 Shifted আনন ররসসভর পল ভমভহনলভল পল Male 20 Jaiprakash Jaiswal Sumerram Jaiswal Father CXF1927292 Shifted জয়ররভশ জয়শওয়ভল সসমরম জয়শওয়ভল Male 21 Ajit Jaiswal Babu Ram Jaiswal Father ILJ2539823 Shifted অরজত জয়সসভয়ভল বভববরভম জয়সসভয়ভল Female 29 Rita Jaiswal Ajit Jaiswal Husband ILJ2539815 Shifted রশতভ জয়সসভয়ভল অরজত জয়সসভয়ভল Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:47 Page 1 of 2 Suo Moto Deletion SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 31 Arun Jaiswal Baburam Jaiswal Father CXF0632703 Expired অরন জয়শওয়ভল বববরভম জয়শওয়ভল Female 105 Priyanka Jaiswal Chandrika Prasad Father ILJ2288462 Shifted Jaiswal ররয়ভঙভ জয়সসভয়ভল চরনরভ রসভদ জয়সসভয়ভল Female 151 Rumi Mondal Jagannath Mondal Husband CXF1996495 Shifted ররম ভমভণল জগনভথ ভমভণল Male 806 Pradip Mondal Fatick Mondal Father CXF1929223 Repeated রদশপ মণল ফরটর মণল FORM 8A (Deletion) SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Male 98 Dharam Raj Shaw Ram Samer Shaw Father CXF0939328 Shifted ধরম রজ শউ রভম সমশর শউ Total Deletion : 12 Date & Time : 11/01/2019 13:08:47 Page 2 of 2 CHECKLIST FOR DELETED SUPPLEMENT ELECTOR AC NO :164 PART NO :9 FORM 7 SL NO Elector Name Relation Name Gender Epic No Reason Relation for Type ভভভটভর নভম সমরররত ববভরকর নভম Deletion Female 183 Puspita Basu Sujit Kumar Basu Husband WB/22/158/384390 Missing পপরষতভ বস সরজত কমভর বস Female 198 Shreya Roy Barman Swarnajyoti Roy Husband CXF1710680 Missing Barman ভশয়ভ রভয় বমরন সনরজজবভতত রভয়
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    Western University Scholarship@Western Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository 8-24-2015 12:00 AM "More or Less" Refugee?: Bengal Partition in Literature and Cinema Sarbani Banerjee The University of Western Ontario Supervisor Prof. Nandi Bhatia The University of Western Ontario Graduate Program in Comparative Literature A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the equirr ements for the degree in Doctor of Philosophy © Sarbani Banerjee 2015 Follow this and additional works at: https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/etd Part of the Comparative Literature Commons, Film and Media Studies Commons, Race, Ethnicity and Post-Colonial Studies Commons, South and Southeast Asian Languages and Societies Commons, and the Women's Studies Commons Recommended Citation Banerjee, Sarbani, ""More or Less" Refugee?: Bengal Partition in Literature and Cinema" (2015). Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository. 3125. https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/etd/3125 This Dissertation/Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by Scholarship@Western. It has been accepted for inclusion in Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository by an authorized administrator of Scholarship@Western. For more information, please contact [email protected]. i “MORE OR LESS” REFUGEE? : BENGAL PARTITION IN LITERATURE AND CINEMA (Thesis format: Monograph) by Sarbani Banerjee Graduate Program in Comparative Literature A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy The School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies The University of Western Ontario London, Ontario, Canada © Sarbani Banerjee 2015 ii ABSTRACT In this thesis, I problematize the dominance of East Bengali bhadralok immigrant’s memory in the context of literary-cultural discourses on the Partition of Bengal (1947).
  • Antarin Chakrabarty

    Antarin Chakrabarty

    Antarin Chakrabarty Communicative Planning and Democratic Decentralisation in India- Case of Kolkata City Thesis for the degree of philosophiae doctor Trondheim, August 2008 Norwegian University of Science and Technology Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art Department of Urban Design and Planning ISBN 978 – 82 – 471 – 1145 – 1 (electronic version) ISBN 978 – 82 – 471 – 1144 – 4 (printed version) Serial no. – 2008 : 227 Advisor Professor Hans Christie Bjønness, Department of Urban Design and Planning, NTNU Adjudication Committee Dr. Hans Skotte (Administrator) Department of Urban design and Planning, NTNU Professor Tore Sager Department of Civil and Transport Engineering Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology, NTNU, Norway Professor Arild Engelsen Ruud, Department of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages, University of Oslo, Norway Maria Nyström, Adjunct Professor, Design for Sustainable Development, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. I dedicate this thesis to the three revolutionary women of my family – my great grandmother Umatara Debi, who being uneducated herself, launched a domestic guerrilla struggle to smuggle her children out of the paddy fields of rural Bengal to the universities of Kolkata; my paternal grandmother Niharkana Chakrabarty, who, through her profound humanism, quietly and firmly smashed the social laws of caste and religious segregation on a daily basis and my grandmother Renukana Chakrabarty, who, in her life, demonstrated the most incredible and yet effortless blending of a progressive spirit and communicative ethic, which has been the aspiration of this research too. This thesis flows directly out of the heritage of these largely unknown and unsung heroines. “Until the lions have their own historians, all accounts of the hunt shall go on glorifying the hunter.” - African proverb Acknowledgements This is perhaps the toughest part of the monograph to write.
  • Speech by the Hon'ble President of India

    Speech by the Hon'ble President of India

    SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT OF INDIA, SHRI PRANAB MUKHERJEE ON THE OCCASION OF THE VALEDICTORY CEREMONY OF THE PLATINUM JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS (1937 TO 2012) OF THE WEST BENGAL LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Kolkata, West Bengal: 06-12-2013 Nomoskar! I feel privileged to join the Hon‟ble Members of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly at the Valedictory Ceremony of the Platinum Jubilee Celebrations of the Legislative Assembly. I am grateful to the Hon'ble Speaker of this Assembly for his kind invitation. 2. My respected father Late Kamada Kinkar Mukherjee was Member of the West Bengal Legislative Council from 1952 to 1964. My son, Abhijit who is now a Member of the Lok Sabha, started his political career as Member of this Assembly. I first entered the hallowed corridors of Parliament in 1969 on being elected to the Rajya Sabha by members of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. There after on three more occasions I was elected by members of West Bengal Assembly to Rajya Sabha in 1975, 1993 and 1999. I am particularly delighted that Shri Gyan Singh Sohanpal and Shri Md. Sohrab who were Members of this House in 1 1969 are still Members of this House. I greet them and wish them the very best of health. I compliment the West Bengal Legislative Assembly for felicitating on this occasion senior Members of this House who are the torch-bearers of our Parliamentary traditions. 3. Eminent legislators who have been Members of this legislature include Sarat Chandra Bose, Subhas Chandra Bose, Birendranath Sasmal, Jyotindra Mohan Sengupta, Sayed Nausher Ali, Dr.
  • Chapter-III Refugee Organizations

    Chapter-III Refugee Organizations

    Chapter-III Refugee Organizations: Agitation &Attainments 137 Chapter-III Refugee Organizations: Agitations &Attainments I Since the pre-historic period men had organized themselves under the umbrella of various organizations, sometimes to survive their existence and sometimes to attain a particular goal for their self-betterment. And the modern and the post-modern periods were also not exceptions to that tradition. Accordingly, the East Bengali Hindu refugees who were compelled to leave their hearths and homes and took shelter in West Bengal could feel the necessity of an organization of their own for getting proper relief and permanent rehabilitation, what they considered as their legitimate right.1 Partition had not only compelled the common Hindu masses of East Pakistan to leave their ancestral homes but also the Hindu leaders. Soon after the Partition of Bengal in 1947 they started their uncertain journey towards West Bengal and other such places for safe shelter and livelihood. These leaders consisted of both the left and the right wings of the political parties. Many of the refugee leaders were sympathetic towards two secret revolutionary parties namely Anushilan and Jugantar and were also the staunch followers of the ideology of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.2 However, as soon as they stepped onto the soil of West Bengal they became the staunch supporters of the Congress; because (a) they were well aware that it was the Congress that could save them, lift them from their moribund condition and provide them new abodes to retain their entity and (b) the refugees were doubtful about the Communists as the latter had supported the war efforts of the British Government in India in a stand against Fascism and were open detractors of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.
  • Chapter-Iv Dominance with a Difference

    Chapter-Iv Dominance with a Difference

    CHAPTER-IV DOMINANCE WITH A DIFFERENCE: STRAINS AND CHALLANGES (1962-1967) During the severe food movement of 1959 led by the Communists, the Congress did not try to face with the problem politically as if the political stage of the Congress as a party did not exist. At that time, the Communists were always in the limelight as because they were holding processions, meetings, demonstrations and courting arrest. But on behalf of the Congress party there was no meetings and processions to counter opposition propaganda excepting a few press statements made by Atulya Ghosh. It would come out from the activities of the Congress party that it had more or less accepted the Leftist hegemony over Calcutta and the urban areas around it.1 In that situation, Atulya Ghosh, the then all powerful Congress leader of West Bengal, remarked, “Calcutta has become Communist, but in coming election after winning from rural Bengal we will form the Ministry.”2 After the 3rd general elections (1962) it was found that the words of Atulya Ghosh became true and with the help of rural vote-bank Congress party again had returned in power. Bidhan Chandra Roy became the Chief Minister along with previous set up and Prafulla Chandra Sen took the charge of his former Food and others departments in addition to agriculture. Vacuam Created Due to Sudden Death of B.C. Roy But that set up was not continuing for a long time due to the sudden death of B.C. Roy, the then Chief-Minister West Bengal, dated 1st July, 1962.