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Zonal Teams in respect of Nilgiris District Udhagamandalam Taluk TEAM No.1 UDHAGAI TOWN Sl. Name of the Type of Name of the Zonal Officer No. locations Vulnerability & Official Deployed 1 Colonies in Elk-Hill Very High 1. Tahsildar, Udhagamandalam (9445000559) Vulnerability Nondimedu Very High 2. Municipal Engineer, Udhagamandalam 2 Vulnerability (9442738330) Thalayathimund Very High 3. Deputy Block Development Officer, (ADM) 3 Vulnerability Udhagamandalam (9442348987) 4 Valley View Annanagar Very High 4. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Govt. Botanical Vulnerability Garden, Udhagamandalam (9047464590) Pudumund Very High 5. Revenue Inspector Udhagamandalam Town 5 Vulnerability ( 9585332318) Royal Castle Very High 6 6. Village Administrative Officers, Ooty Town Vulnerability 7598522237 St. Mary Hill High 7 7. Forest Ranger , Udhagamandalam (South) Vulnerability 9443095916 8 Kodapamund High 8. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) Vulnerability (9445086322) 9. Police Officials Inspector, Tr. Sujith Kumar, Ooty Town West PS. (8056797539) TEAM No.2 UDHAGAI – NANJANAD Sl. Name of the Type of Name of the Zonal Officer No. locations Vulnerability & Official Deployed 1 Muttorai Very High 1. Special Tahsildar, (SSS) Udhagamandalam. Vulnerability (9442262237) 2 Parson valley colony High 2. Assistant Engineer, Highways (9655595108) Vulnerability 3 Mullikorai High 3. Zonal Deputy Block Development Officer-V, Vulnerability Udhagai (9442187689) 4 Nanjanad Medium 4. Village Administrative Officer, Ooty Rural Vulnerability 9443140720 5 Anbu Anna Colony Medium 5. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Nanjanad, Vulnerability Udhagai- (9047255340) 6 Parrttutalamund Low 6. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Govt. Nanjanad Vulnerability Farm, Udhagai- (9443864885) 7 Pavalakkodumund Low 7. Panchayat Secretary, Nanjanad - 8940958983 Vulnerability 8. Forest Ranger, Governorshola- (9486273861) 9. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086504) (9445086322) Police Officials Sub Inspector. Tr.Prakash, Ooty Townn Central PS. (9498109745) TEAM No.3 THUMMANATTI Gandhinagar Very High Vulnerability 1 Taluk Supply Officer, Udhagamandalam 1 (9445000259) 2 Ranganathapuram High Vulnerability 2 Deputy Block Development Officer, (MGNREGS), Udhagamandalam.(9442065063) 3 Madithorai Medium Vulnerability 3 Assistant Horticulture Officer, Thummanatti (95666 66725) 4 Kappachi Medium Vulnerability 4 Revenue Inspector, Thuneri (9487180336) 5 Kanakambai Medium Vulnerability 5. Village Administrative Officers, Thummanatti, - 9486764250) Thuneri- 9489580893 6 Thumanatti Low Vulnerability 6. Panchayat Secretary, Thummanatti, (9787041619) 7. Forester, Nanjanad Section, Ooty – (8248490841) 8. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 9. Police Officials Inspector Tr.Vivekanandan of Ooty Rural PS. – (9498189123) TEAM No.4 KAGGUCHI Sl. Name of the Type of Vulnerability Name of the Zonal Officer No. locations & Official Deployed Ambetkar Nagar Very High Vulnerability 1. Zonal Deputy Tahsildar-II (9942635065) 1 Bhagyanagar Very High Vulnerability 2 2. Zonal Deputy Block Development Officer- Udhagai , Ooty (9442187689) 3 Gandhinagar Very High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Thuneri 98439 08543 Kudumanai Very High Vulnerability 4 4. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Govt.Horti. Farm – Doddabetta – 80560 67220 5 Giri Betta High Vulnerability 5. Village Administrative Officers, Kagguchi- 9629361614 6 Kornur High Vulnerability 6. Panchayat Secretary, Kagguchi, (8489832312) 7 Kovilmedu High Vulnerability 7. Forest Ranger, Udhagamandalam (North) 9443750423 8 Honnathalai Low Vulnerability 8. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 9. Police Officials Sub Inspector, Natarajan, Denadcombai PS 9498175962 TEAM No.5 KOOKAL – THUNERI 1 Kookalthurai High Vulnerability 1. Special Deputy Tahsildar, (DBCWO) Ooty. (94430 54637) 2 Annanagar High Vulnerability 2. Zonal Deputy Block Development Officer-IV, Udhagai – (9487316248) 3 Swaminathapuram High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Udhagai (Plan) -(9787041633) 4 Manavoroi High Vulnerability 4. Village Administrative Officers, Ebbanad- 9600510019, Kookal-9786850656 5 Thekadudurai Medium Vulnerability 5. Panchayat Secretary, Thuneri - (9786303653) Kookal – (9486632219) 6 Ambetkarnagar Medium Vulnerability 6. Forest Guard, Udhagamandalam (North) 8072807100 7 Nehruji Nagar Medium Vulnerability 7. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) 8 Agalar Low Vulnerability 8. Police Officials Tmt.Selvarani, Inspector (AWPS) (9498193972) TEAM No.6 SHOLUR – NADUVATTAM Hadamund High Vulnerability 1. Tahsildar (Flying Squad), Udhagai (8248723582) 1 IndraNagar High Vulnerability 2. Assistant Executive Engineer, TNEB, Glenmorgan 2 (9445857071) 3 Sholurkokkal Medium Vulnerability 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Sholur- 97872 00668 4 Pykara Low Vulnerability 4. Deputy Block Development Officer-III, Udhagamandalam ( 9047409159) 5 Kappumund Low Vulnerability 5. Revenue Inspector, Sholur (8940286249) 6. Village Administrative Officers, Sholur-9786743341 7. Executive Officer, Naduvattam Town Panchayat (7824058389) 8. Forest Ranger, Naduvattam (9442361738) 9. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Police Officials Inspector. Tr. Saravanan, Pudumand PS. – 9486157051 TEAM No.7 KADANAD – HULLATHI 1 Mothacambai High Vulnerability 1. Special Tahsildar, DADWO (9080839630) Bentatti High Vulnerability 2. Zonal Deputy Block Development Officer-II, 2 Udhagai – (7598136058) Swaminatha High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Kadanad (98435 71426) 3 Nagar 4 Huallathi Medium Vulnerability 4 Executive Officer, Sholur Town Panchayat (7824058389) 5 Kallatty Medium Vulnerability 5 Village Administrative Officers, Kadanad- (9790994979) Hullathi – (9786369794) Masinagudi - 9786369794 6 Karapillu Low Vulnerability 7 Panchayat Secretary, Masinagudi -9486021899 8 Forester, Udhagamandalam (North) (8110001962) 9 Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Police Officials Sub Inspector of Police, Tr.Manikandan, Pudumand 9498175893 KUNDAH TALUK TEAM No.8 KILKUNDA – KINNAKKORAI Geddai Very High 1 Tahsildar, Kundah (9445000560) 1 Vulnerability Backorai High Vulnerability 2 Assistant Executive Engineer, TNEB, Kundah 2 (9445851675) Kinnakkorai High Vulnerability 3 Deputy Block Development Officer, (NMP), 3 Udhagamandalam - 9442241613 Charnoor- Medium Vulnerability 4. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Ithalar - 4 Doddakambe 9786819599 Indra Nagar - Low Vulnerability 5. Revenue Inspector, Kundah –(9587089433) 5 Kinnakkorai 6. Village Administrative Officer, Kilkundah (9159621540) 7. Forest Ranger, Kundah. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) 8. (9445086322) Police Officials 9. Sub Inspector of Police Tr. Chandru, Manjoor PS – 9498113754 TEAM No.9 KILKUNDAH Kariyamalai High Vulnerability 1. Special Tahsildar (SSS), Kundah – 1 (9443568481) Belhatti High Vulnerability 2. Deputy Block Development Officer-I, 2 Udhagai – (9047862248} Onakandi- High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Engineer, TNEB, Kundah- 3 Anna Nagar 9445851676 4 Periyar Nagar- High Vulnerability 4. Village Administrative Officers, Kilkundah-II, Kariyamalai (9487072050) Kundahpalam Medium Vulnerability 5. 5 Assistant Horticulture Officer, Govt. Botanical Garden- 9047464590 Kilkundha Medium Vulnerability 6. 6 Executive Officer, Kilkundah- (7824058385) Mullimalai Medium Vulnerability 7. 7 Forester, Adigaratty Section – (9443560482) Manjur Low Vulnerability 8. 8 Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Police Officials Tr. Anandaraj, Sub Inspector of Ooty Rural PS. 8825896992 TEAM No.10 BALACOLA 1 Baramoola Very High 1. Taluk Supply Officer, Kundah - 9445000263 Vulnerability Charan Nagar Very High 2. Assistant Engineer, Highways – 2 Vulnerability (9486183483) Chamraj Estate High Vulnerability 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Balacola- 3 (9786486143) Kokkalada Medium 4 Vulnerability 4. Village Administrative Officer, Balacola-II (9787615606) Bengalmattam Medium 5 Vulnerability 5. Panchayat Secretary, Balacola (9443044922) Kathadimattam Low Vulnerability 6 6. Forester, Kundah – (9487575372) 7. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Police Officials 8. Tr. Manikandan, Sub Inspector of Pudumund PS -9498175893 TEAM No.11 ITHALAR -BALACOLA – Gandhipudu Nagar High 1. Block Development Officer (BP) Udhagai 1 Vulnerability (7402608702) Thangadu Medium 2. Deputy Block Development Officer, SADP, Ooty- 2 Vulnerability (9750029614) Kanneri Medium 3. Assistant Horticulture Officer, Botanical Garden 3 Vulnerability – (9626528862} Maniyatti Low 4. 4 Vulnerability Village Administrative Officer, Balacola-1, 9487072050 Sastri Nagar Low 5 Vulnerability 5. Forester, Kundah - 8903617268 T.Oranalli Low er, Kundah – (8903617268)(9894522268} 6 Vulnerability 6. Fire and Rescue Personnel – 2 (9445086501) (9445086322) Meekkeri Low Police Officials 7 7. Vulnerability Tr. Sakthivel, Sub Inspector of Police, Lovedale (9498212651) TEAM No.12 BIKKATTI – MULLIGOOR Emerald Very High 1 Assistant Director (Village Panchayat) 1 Vulnerability (9367999256) Shiva Sakthi Nagar Very High 2 Deputy Block Development Officer, (Mahalir 2 Vulnerability Thittam), Udhagamandalam (9486462827) Mukkimalai Very High 3 Assistant Horticulture Officer, Soil 3 Vulnerability Laboratory – 76671 69765 Devar Betta Very High 4 Revenue Inspector, Ithalar (8610809267) 4 Vulnerability Thakker Medium 5 Village Administrative Officer, Bikatty – 5 BabaNagar Vulnerability (9047040024) Mulligoor Medium 6 6 Vulnerability Executive Officer, Bikkatty (7824058380) 7 Bharathiyar
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    Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (IJIR) Vol-3, Issue-1, 2017 ISSN: 2454-1362, http://www.onlinejournal.in A Study on Socio-Economic and Health Conditions of the Tribal Peoples of the Nilgiri District-Tamil Nadu 1 Dr.S.Ponnarasu & 2 S.Madevan 1Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Gobi Arts & Science College, Gobichettipalayam. 2PhD Research Scholar Department of Economics Gobi Arts & Science College Gobichettipalayam Abstract : The Nilgiris is the moderately populated To explore about the socio economic district of Tamil Nadu that has a rich tribal conditions of the tribal peoples presence. There are about– tribes living in different To find the availability and adequacy of parts of the district. Nilgiris has – lakh of tribal healthcare facilities in the study area people which are just above – percent of total population of Tamil Nadu. The tribal people differ TRIBAL POPULATION in their social organizations and marital customs Although the Census of 2011 enumerates rites and rituals, foods and other customs from the the total population of Scheduled Tribes at people of the rest of the state. Most of the tribal 10,42,81,034 persons, constituting 8.6 per cent of people speak in their own languages. This paper the population of the country, the tribal presents current socio conditions of the tribal communities in India are enormously diverse and peoples and to find the availability and adequacy heterogeneous. There are wide ranging diversities of healthcare facilities in the study area. among them in respect of languages spoken, size of population and mode of livelihood. The number of Keywords: Socio economic, Healthcare.
  • Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP)

    Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP)

    Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized SFG3366 Tamil Nadu Rural Transformation Project Tribal Development Plan Final Report April 2017 Abbreviations APO Annual Plan Outlay BPL Below Poverty Line CPIAL Consumer Price Index for Agricultural Labourers DIC District Industries Centre DPH Department of Public Health DPMU District Programme Management Unit (National Urban Health Mission) DTE Directorate of Technical Education FRA Forest Rights Act GDI Gender Development Index GDP Gross Domestic Product GTR Government Tribal Residential (School) HDI Human Development Index HH Household ICDS Integrated Child development Services Scheme ICT Information Communication Technology INR Indian Rupee Km Kilometres KVIC Khadi and Village Industries Commission LPG Liquefied Petroleum Gas MGNREGA Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act MMU Mobile Medical Unit MSME Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises NABARD National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development NAC National Advisory Council NAP National Afforestation Programme NGO Non-Governmental Organisation NID National Institute of Design NIFT National Institute of Fashion Technology NRLM National Rural Livelihood Mission NRLP National Rural Livelihood Project NTFP Non-Timber Forest Produce OP Operational Policy PCR Protection of Civil Rights PDO Project Development Objective PESA Panchayat Act Extension to Tribal Areas PHC Primary Health Centre PIP Participatory Identification of Poor Scheduled Caste and scheduled
  • Pykara Pykara Is the Name of a Village and River Located 19 Km from Ooty

    Pykara Pykara Is the Name of a Village and River Located 19 Km from Ooty

    Pykara Pykara is the name of a village and river located 19 km from Ooty in the Indian State of Tamil Nadu. A boat house on the Pykara reservoir is an added attraction for tourists. Pykara boats of well protected fenced shoals. Pykara waterfalls flows through Murkurti, Pykara and Glen Morgan dams.. Mudumalai Before going to mudumali make sure you read this below point clearly OKDDSDD Obey Speed Limit Keep Noise level down Do not feed wildlife Do not dispose rubbish Shouting, teasing or chasing animals is prohibited Do not get out of your vechile Don't park vehicle on the road sideThose who violate the regulations will be prosecuted and punished according to law Dodebetta Doddabetta is the highest mountain in the Nilgiri Hills, at 2637 metres (8650 feet). There is a reserved forest area around the peak. It is 9 km from Ooty,on the Ooty-Kotagiri Road in the Nilgiris District of Tamil Nadu, South India. It is a popular tourist attraction with road access to the summit. The Chamundi Hills can be viewed from the peak.There is an observatory at the top of Doddabetta with two telescopes available for the public to enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of the whole district. The beautiful valley, plains of Coimbatore and the flat highlands of Mysore are visible from this point. Tea estate view point The Nilgiri region is remowned for its tea and most of the areas in ooty is sorrounded with the tea plantation. The tea estate or plantation is one of the tourist attraction and the tourist enjoy to go for a walk in the tea estate which gives them peaceful.