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Nagaland S.No Nagaland S.No. District Name of the Address Major Activity Description Broad NIC Owner Emplo Code Establishment Activit ship yment y Code Code Class Interva l 101ANGHJONG MISSION 189 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 15-19 SCHOOL 798621 INSTITUTION 201CHRIST KING SCHOOL 10(1) MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 20-24 798621 INSTITUTION 301ST. MARY HIGH SCHOOL 111(1) MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 7 15-19 798621 INSTITUTION 401SHEEKPONG WEAVING 232(2) MON NAGALAND WEAVING APPAREL 06 141 2 10-14 CENTRE 798621 501WANGKHAO 12 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 853 1 25-29 GOVERNMENT COLLEGE 798621 INSTITUTION 601EDITH DOULAS SCHOOL 318(5) MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 15-19 798621 INSTITUTION 701POLICE UNIT SCHOOL 318(6) MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 10-14 798621 INSTITUTION 801SHALAS PETER SCHOOL 338 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 15-19 798621 INSTITUTION 901ST. JOHN SCHOOL 309(1) MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 25-29 798621 INSTITUTION 10 01 KEJONG PRIMARY 33(1) MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 10-14 SCHOOL 798621 INSTITUTION 11 01 DONBOSCO SCHOOL 142 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 30-99 798621 INSTITUTION 12 01 HOLY CROSS SCHOOL 11 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 9 10-14 798621 INSTITUTION 13 01 MODEL SCHOOL 128(1) MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 15-19 798621 INSTITUTION 14 01 HOLY CROSS SCHOOL 208 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 15-19 798621 INSTITUTION 15 01 GOVERNMENT HIGHER 20 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 20-24 SECONDARY SCHOOL 798621 INSTITUTION 16 01 GOVERNMENT HIGH 42 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL 798621 INSTITUTION 17 01 PARAMOUNT HIGH 321 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 15-19 SCHOOL 798621 INSTITUTION 18 01 ABOI BAPTIST CHURCH 521(2) MON NAGALAND RELIGIOUS SERVICE 23 949 7 20-24 798621 19 01 ST. JOHN SCHOOL 622 ABOI NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 20-24 798621 INSTITUTION 20 01 GOVERNMENT 180 TOBU NAGALAND HEALTH CARE CENTRE 21 861 1 30-99 HOSPITAL 798621 21 01 GOVERNMENT HIGH 266 TOBU NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 20-24 SCHOOL 798621 INSTITUTION 22 01 BEJING SCHOOL 19 TOBU NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 10-14 798621 INSTITUTION 23 01 CHURCH TTBC 362 TOBU NAGALAND RELIGIOUS SERVICE 23 949 7 15-19 798621 24 01 GOVERNMENT 13 TOBU NAGALAND HEALTH CARE CENTRE 21 861 1 30-99 HOSPITAL 798621 25 01 GOVERNMENT MIDDLE 29 TANHAI NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL 798621 INSTITUTION 26 01 ST JOHN HIGH SCHOOL 141 WAKCHING MON EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 20-24 NAGALAND 798621 INSTITUTION 27 01 GOVERNMENT HIGH 82 WAKCHING EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 30-99 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798621 INSTITUTION 28 01 KENGPANG HIGH 12 WAKCHING EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 15-19 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798621 INSTITUTION 29 01 GOVERNMENT HIGH 428 WAKCHING EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798621 INSTITUTION 30 01 GOVERNMENT PRIMARY 158 MON NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 10-14 SCHOOL 798621 INSTITUTION 31 01 GOVERNMENT PRIMARY 91 CHINGPHOI EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 10-14 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798621 INSTITUTION 32 01 GOVERNMENT HIGH 57 LONGCHUNG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798621 INSTITUTION 33 01 M. JON SCHOOL 960 TIZIT NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 20-24 798621 INSTITUTION 34 01 PLYWOOD FACTORY 310 LAPALAMPONG MANUFACTURE OF 06 162 4 200-499 NAGALAND 798621 PLYWOOD 35 01 VICTOR VENEER 361 LAPALAMPONG MANUFACTURE OF 06 162 3 30-99 PRIVATE LIMITED NAGALAND 798621 PLYWOOD 36 01 PARAMOUNT TEA 365 LAPALAMPONG MANUFACTURE OF TEA 06 107 2 25-29 INDUSTRY NAGALAND 798621 37 01 TOPONG TEA GARDEN 100 TIRU NAGALAND WHOLE SALE OF RAW 11 463 2 25-29 798621 TEA LEAVES 38 01 TINGLOI COAL MINE TIRU NAGALAND 798621 COAL MINING 05 051 2 20-24 39 01 TIRU COAL PROJECT TIRU NAGALAND 798621 COAL MINING 05 051 4 30-99 40 01 WANLEM 20 CHIU SHG NAGALAND WHOLESALE OF TEA 11 463 5 15-19 TEIMONGPUKHONG 798621 LEAVES 41 02 GOVERNMENT HIGHER 113 TULI NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 25-29 SECONDARY SCHOOL 798601 INSTITUTION 42 02 GOVERNMENT 52 TULI (TC) NAGALAND HEALTH SERVICES 21 861 1 30-99 HOSPITAL 798601 43 02 TULI COLLEGE 135 TULI (TC) EDUCATIONAL 20 853 6 30-99 NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 44 02 KINDER GARDEN 316(1) TULI NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 15-19 SCHOOL 798601 INSTITUTION 45 02 TULI HILL TIMBER 412 TULI NAGALAND MANUFACTURE OF 06 162 2 25-29 PRUDUCT 798601 WOOD PRODUCTS 46 02 M/S SHREE DURGA 443 TULI NAGALAND TIMBER PRODUCTS 06 162 2 30-99 FOREST PRUDUCTS 798601 47 02 GOVERNMENT PRIMARY 126 TULI 'C' NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 15-19 SCHOOL 798601 INSTITUTION 48 02 CHRISTIAN SCHOOL TULI 220 TULI NAGALAND EDUCATIONAL 20 851 7 15-19 798601 INSTITUTION 49 02 DON BOSCO SCHOOL 166 AOPENZU EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 15-19 TULI NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 50 02 SAW MILL 37 TULI NAGALAND VENEER PRODUCTS 06 162 3 20-24 798601 51 02 GOVERNMENT PRIMARY 68 ELECTRICAL COLONY EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 10-14 SCHOOL CHANGTONGYA (TC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 52 02 GOVERNMENT PRIMARY 68 ELECTRICAL COLONY EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 10-14 SCHOOL CHANGTONGYA (TC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 53 02 GREEN RIVER VALLEY 731 CHANGTONGYA (TC) EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 20-24 ENGLISH SCHOOL NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 54 02 GOVERNMENT PRIMARY 793 CTN 'A' EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 15-19 SCHOOL CHANGTONGYA TOWN INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 55 02 SFP SCHOOL 804 CHANGTONGYA EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 10-14 NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 56 02 ALPHINA ORIENTAL 35 CHANGTONGYA (TC) EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 10-14 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 57 02 CHRISTIAN HIGHER 137(2) CHANGTONGYA EDUCATIONAL 20 852 3 25-29 SECONDARY SCHOOL (TC) NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 58 02 BANANA CHIPS 141(1) CHANGTONGYA CHIPS PRODUCTS 06 107 2 10-14 FACTORY (TC) NAGALAND 798601 59 02 GOVERNMENT MIDDLE 44 CHANGTONGYA (TC) EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 10-14 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 60 02 COMMUNITY HEALTH 28 CHANGTONGYA (TC) HEALTH SERVICES 21 861 7 30-99 CENTRE NAGALAND 798601 61 02 CHURCH 92 CHANGTONGYA (TC) RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 23 949 7 15-19 NAGALAND 798601 62 02 GOVERNMENT HIGH 17 CHANGTONGYA (TC) EDUCATIONAL 20 852 7 30-99 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 63 02 ST. JOHN SCHOOL 62 CHANGTONGYA (TC) EDUCATIONAL 20 852 7 15-19 NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 64 02 GOVERNMENT MIDDLE 240(1) SUNGKOMEN ELEMENTARY 20 852 1 20-24 SCHOOL ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 65 02 LADY BIRD SCHOOL 370 ALEMPANG EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 15-19 NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 66 02 GOVERNMENT MIDDLE 508 ALEMPANG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 20-24 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 67 02 QUEEN MARY HIGHER ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 9 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 68 02 GOVERNMENT MIDDLE TONGDENTSUYONG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 15-19 SCHOOL NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 69 02 HILL VIEW SCHOOL 25(3) MOKOKCHUNG EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 10-14 NAGALAND 798601 INSTITUTION 70 02 NAGALAND STATE 187(2) ONGPANGKONG FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES 16 641 2 20-24 COOPERATIVE BANK MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 71 02 AO MILEN 181(2) MOKOKCHUNG MEDIA & PRESS 06 181 7 10-14 MOKOKCHUNG NAGALAND 798601 ACTIVITIES 72 02 LONGKUMER GAS 14(1) ONGPANGKONG LPG GAS AGENCY 12 477 2 15-19 AGENCY MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 73 02 BSNL OFFICE 14(3) ONGPANGKONG TELECOMMUNICATION 15 611 1 10-14 MOKOKCHUNG (MC) SERVICES NAGALAND 798601 74 02 HILL VIEW SCHOOL 29(2) ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 851 2 15-19 MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 75 02 POST OFFICE 31(1) MOKOKCHUNG POSTAL SERVICES 13 531 1 20-24 NAGALAND 798601 76 02 HDFC BANK 61(6) ONGPANGKONG FINANCIAL SERVICE 16 641 4 10-14 MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 77 02 STATE BANK OF INDIA 153(2) ONGPANGKONG FINANCIAL INSTITUTION 16 641 1 25-29 MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 78 02 CARE AND SUPPORT 357(1) SANGTEMLA SOCIAL SERVICES 21 889 2 25-29 SOCIETY WARD ONGPANGKONG MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 79 02 TOWN HIGHER 372(1) SANGTEMLA EDUCATIONAL 20 852 3 30-99 SECONDARY SCHOOL WARD ONGPANGKONG INSTITUTION MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 80 02 MOKOKCHUNG TOWN 530(20) IM ROAD RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 23 949 7 20-24 BAPTIST CHURCH ONGPANGKONG MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 81 02 GOVERNMENT MIDDLE 14(1) PENLI WARD ROAD EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 20-24 SCHOOL ONGPANGKONG INSTITUTION MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 82 02 SUNRISE GOVERNMENT 117 PENLI WARD EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 15-19 PRIMARY SCHOOL ONGPANGKONG INSTITUTION MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 83 02 LIC OFFICE 232(6) ONGPANGKONG FINANCIAL & INSURANCE 16 651 1 10-14 MOKOKCHUNG (MC) SERVICES NAGALAND 798601 84 02 GOVERNMENT POULTRY 118 ONGPANGKONG LIVESTOCK FARMING 02 014 1 15-19 FARM MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 85 02 GOVERNMENT MIDDLE 119 ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 1 25-29 SCHOOL SUMI MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 86 02 NIVUKHO HIGH SCHOOL 120 ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 10-14 MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 87 02 IMC HOSPITAL, 162 ONGPANGKONG HEALTH CARE SERVICES 21 861 1 200-499 MOKOKCHUNG MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 88 02 TB HOSPITAL 171 ONGPANGKONG HEALTH SERVICES 21 861 1 30-99 MOKOKCHUNG (MC) NAGALAND 798601 89 02 PRIMARY SCHOOL 224 ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 10-14 MAJAKONG MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 90 02 JUBILEE MEMORIAL 135 ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 9 30-99 SCHOOL MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 91 02 EDITH DOUGHLAS 151 ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2 30-99 HIGHER SECONDARY MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION SCHOOL NAGALAND 798601 92 02 GOVERNMENT PRIMARY 250(1) ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 10-14 SCHOOL MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 93 02 GOVERNMENT PRIMARY 31(2) ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 851 1 15-19 SCHOOL KICHUTIP MOKOKCHUNG (MC) INSTITUTION NAGALAND 798601 94 02 IMSUTEMJEN HIGHER 107 ONGPANGKONG EDUCATIONAL 20 852 2
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