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[Km 1 Izkf/Dkj Ls Izdkf'kr La- 266] Ubz Fnyyh] C`Glifrokj] Vxlr 11] jftLVªh laö Mhö ,yö&33004@99 REGD. NO. D. L.-33004/99 vlk/kj.k EXTRAORDINARY Hkkx I—[k.M 1 PART I—Section 1 izkf/dkj ls izdkf'kr PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY la- 266] ubZ fnYyh] c`gLifrokj] vxLr 11] [email protected] 20] 1938 No. 266] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 2016/ SRAVANA 20, 1938 सामािजक य ा य और अिधकारता मं ालय (सामािजक य ा य और अिधकारता िवभाग ) संकप नई द ली, 11 अगत, 2016 फा . स.ं 1201 1/04 /201 4-बी .सी .II .—जबक मंडल आयोग क रपोट तथा रा य सरकार क सूची दोन म शािमल जाितय और समुदाय को समािहत करके 26 रा य और संघ रा य े के संबंध म अ य िपछड़े वग क सामाय के ीय सूची को अनबु धं -1 म यथा िनद ट क याण मंालय के संक प के तहत अिधसूिचत कया गया था; और जबक, रा ीय िपछड़ा वग आयोग (इसके बाद एनसीबीसी के प म संदभत) का गठन रा ीय िपछड़ा वग आयोग अिधिनयम, 1993 (1993 का 27) क धारा 3 के अंतगत कया गया था और इसे नागरक के कसी वग को सूिचय म िपछड़ा वग के प म शािमल करने संबंधी अनुरोध क जांच करने और ऐसी सूची म कसी िपछड़े वग के अित समावेशन एवं अ प समावेशन क िशकायत को सुनने तथा के ीय सरकार को सलाह देने, जैसा उपयु त हो, के िलए उ त अिधिनयम क धारा 9 क उप धारा (1) के अंतगत शि तयां दान क गई ह; और जबक, उ त के ीय सूची को एनसीबीसी क िसफारश पर संशोिधत कया गया था और अनबु धं -II म यथािनद ट संक प के अंतगत के ीय सरकार ारा समय-समय पर अिधसूिचत कया गया था; और जबक, एनसीबीसी ने आं देश राय क अय िपछड़ा वग क के ीय सूची म जाित/समुदाय को शािमल/संशोधन/िवलोिपत करने क िसफारश क है और नव-सजत तेलंगाना राय क अय िपछड़ा वग क के ीय सूची म कई जाितय/समुदाय को शािमल/संशोधन/िवलोिपतकरनेक आगे िसफारश क है; और जबक, के ीय सरकार ने एनसीबीसी क उपरो त िसफारश पर िवचार कया है और उ ह वीकार कर िलया है तथा उपयु त राय क अय िपछड़े वग क के ीय सूची म शािमल/संशोधन/िवलोिपत हेतु अिधसूिचत करने का िनणय िलया है; 3970 GI/2016 (1) 2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART I—SEC . 1] अत: अब उत अिधिनयम क धारा 2 के खंड (ग) के साथ पठत खंड (क) ारा द त शि तय का योग करते ए के ीय सरकार,परिशट म यथािनदष् ट उपरो त रा य के संबंध म अ य िपछड़े वग क उत के ीय सूची म शािमल/संशोधन/िवलोिपत एतारा अिधसूिचत करती है। ये संशोधनसरकारी राजप म इस संक प के काशन क तारीख से भावी हगे। परिशट आं देश और तले गं ानाराय क अय िपछड़े वग क के ी य सचू ी म िनिलिखत समावशे न /सशं ोधनअिधसिू चत करन े हते ु । 1. आं देश वतम ान िविया ं सशं ोिधत िविया ं 1. अिकुल िय, पाली, वाडावालीजा, बैथा, 1. अिकुल िय, पाली, वाडावालीजा, बैथा, जलारी, गंगावर, जलारी, गंगावर, गंगापुा, गुदला, वयकुल िय , गंगापुा, गुदला, वयकुल िय, (वीकषू, वीरेी, वीकषू, वीरेी, पलीकपू, पलीरेी, नयाला, पलीकपू, पलीरेी ), नयाला,े पापू पापू 5. रजाक, चकली,वार 5. रजाक (चकली, वार ), चकली , वार 15. नाई-ाहिमन (मंगली), मंगला, बजंतरी 15. नाई-ाहिमन (मगं ली ), मंगला, बजतं री 17. वामशा राज 17. वामशाराज , िपचीगनु टला 21. पदमवादलु, दीवारवडलु, येलमवडलु, 21. दमाली /दमाला /दमलु ा /दमला , पदमवादलु, दीवारवडलु, मुयटीयालामावडलु येलमवडलु, मुयटीयालामावडलु 22. वीरामूती (नेीकोटाला), वीराभाडरीया 22. वीरामूती (ने ीकोटाला ), वीराभाडरीया 23. वामीक, बोया (बोया बेदर, करातका, िनषदी, 23. वामी क बोया (बोया, बेदर, करातका, िनषदी, ये लपी , येलपी, येलपु/ पेड़डा बोया) तलयारी, चुंडवलू येलपु, पेड़डा बोया), तलयारी, चुंडवलू 35. ओडी, ओडीलु, वाडी, वाडेलु 35. ओडी, ओडीलु, वाडी, वाडेलु , वडेरा , वाडेरा 39. अचुकतलापांदलु 39. अचकु तदावाडं ल ु िवशाखापनम और गटुं ूर िजल म तथा केवल िहदू त क सीिमत 42. इडगा, गोयडा (गभाला, कलाली), गौडला, 42. गौड़ , इडगा, गौड़ा (गमाला, कलाली), गौडला , सेटटबािलजा (िवशाखापनम, पूव गोदावरी, पिमी सेटटबािलजा (िवशाखापनम, पूव गोदावरी, पिमी गोदावरी गोदावरी तथा कृणा िजल के) तथा कृणा िजल के) ीसायन (सिे गडी ) 47. कारीकलाभाकबुलु, काईकोलान या काईकोला 47. कारीकलाभाकथुलु, काईकोलान या काईकला (सेनगुडम या (सेनगुडम या सेनगूथर) सेनगूथर) 53. पेरका (पेरके बालीजा, पुरािगरी िय) 53.पेरका (पेर का बालीजा, पुरािगरी िय) 55. पदमासाली (साली, सालीयां, पासाली, सेन 55. पदमासाली (साली, सािलवन , पासाली, सेनपाथुलु, थोगटा पथला, थोगटा साली) साली) 58. थोगाटा , थोगाटी या थोगाटा वीर िय 58. थोगाटा, थोगाटी या थोगाटावीरिय 62. आरेकाटका, काटका, कुरेश (मुसलमान कसाई) 62. आरेकाटका, काटका 62(ए). शूय 62 (ए). कुरेशी (मुसलमान कसाई) 64. भटराजु 64. भटराज ु 74. सूयवािलजा (कलवथुला), गिणका 74. सूयवािलजा (कलवथुला, गिणका ) 75. कृणभलीजा (दसारी, बुा, बुाआयावर) 75. कृणभलीजा (दसारी, बुा) ¹Hkkx Iµ[k.M 1º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 3 82. नीली (नेली) 82. नीली 88. सातनी (छादीीवैणव, टादी) 88. सातनी (छादीीवैणव) 89. तमाली 89. तमाली (गरै -िन ) ( शु जाित ) 95. अययाराका 95. अययाराका ीकाकुलम , िवजयानगरम , िवशाखापनम , पवू गोदावरी , पिम गोदावरी , कृणा तथा गटुं ूर िजल तक सीिमत 97. पडारा 97. पडारा ीकाकुलम , िवजयानगरम और िवशाखापनम िजल तक सीिमत 99. कुराकुला 99. कुराकुला ीकाकुलम , िवजयानगरम और िवशाखापनम िजल तक सीिमत 106. िसकिलगर 106. िसकिलगर/सै कलगर 109. कुम (तेलंगाना े तथा कृणा िजले तक ही 109. कुम (कृणा िजले तक ही सीिमत) सीिमत) वतम ान िवी नई िवी 112. शूय 112. समथलु ा /समथं ा /सटया / स टया ीकाकुलम िजल तक सीिमत आं देश राय क िविभ जाितय के िवलोपन के संबधं म l वतम ान िव f"V सशं ो िधत िव f"V 56. ीसायन(सेिगडी) 56. िवलोिपत 80. मुूकापू (तेलंगाना) 80. िवलोिपत 98. लोध, लोधा, लोधी 98. िवलोिपत 100. कासी कपाड़ी 100. िवलोिपत 107. िसदुला 107. िवलोिपत 110.बुडुबुंजाला/भुंजवा/भडभुंजा (हैदराबाद तथा 110. िवलोिपत रंगारेी िजल तक ही सीिमत) 111. लामारी कापू (तेलंगाना े तक ही सीिमत) 111. िवलोिपत 4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [P ART I—SEC . 1] 2. तले गं ाना वतम ानिविया ं नई िविया ं 1 शूय 1. अिकुल िय , पाली , वाडावालीजा , बै था , जलारी , गगं ावर , गगं ापु ा , गु दला , वयकुल िय (वीकष,ू वीरेी , पलीकप,ू पलीरेी ) , ने याला , पाप ू 2 शूय 2. बालासथं ,ु बपी 3 शूय 3. बडु बु ाला 4 शूय 4. रजाक (चकली , वार ) 5 शूय 5. दसारी (जो पहल े िभाटन म लग े थ)े 6 शूय 6. डोमरा 7 शूय 7. गािगरेडलावा 8 शूय 8. जगं म (िजनका परंपरागत वसाय िभावृित ह ै ) 9 शूय 9. जोगी 10 शूय 10 . काटपापाला 11 शूय 11 . मदे ारी या महे ा 12 . शूय 12 . मदीवा , मदीबादा , बादं ा 13. शूय 13 . नाई -ािण /नाई -ािण (मगं ली ), मगं ला और भजतरी 14. शूय 14 . वमशा राज ,िपचीगनु टला 15. शूय 15 . पामलु ा 16. शूय 16 . पारधी (नीरिशकारी ) 17. शूय 17 . िवलोिपत 18. शूय 18 . दमाली /दमाला /दमलु ा /दमला , पदमवादल,ु दीवारवडल,ु ये लमवडल,ु मयु टीयालामावडल ु 19.
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