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Editor & Director Dr. R.K. Thukral Research Editor Dr. Shafeeq Rahman Compiled, Researched and Published by Datanet India Pvt. Ltd. D-100, 1st Floor, Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-I, New Delhi- 110020. Ph.: 91-11- 43580781, 26810964-65-66 Email : [email protected] Website : www.electionsinindia.com Online Book Store : www.datanetindia-ebooks.com Report No. : AFB/WB-193-0619 ISBN : 978-93-5293-808-7 First Edition : January, 2018 Third Updated Edition : June, 2019 Price : Rs. 11500/- US$ 310 © Datanet India Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, mechanical photocopying, photographing, scanning, recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of the publisher. Please refer to Disclaimer at page no. 157 for the use of this publication. Printed in India No. Particulars Page No. Introduction 1 Assembly Constituency at a Glance | Features of Assembly as per 1-2 Delimitation Commission of India (2008) Location and Political Maps 2 Location Map | Boundaries of Assembly Constituency in District | Boundaries 3-9 of Assembly Constituency under Parliamentary Constituency | Town, Ward & Village-wise Winner Parties- 2019, 2016, 2014, 2011 and 2009 Administrative Setup 3 District | Sub-district | Towns | Villages | Inhabited Villages | Uninhabited 10-17 Villages | Village Panchayat | Intermediate Panchayat Demographics 4 Population | Households | Rural/Urban Population | Towns, Ward and Villages 18-20 by Population Size | Sex Ratio (Total & 0-6 Years) | Religious Population | Social Population | Literacy Rate | Work Participation Electoral Features Important Dates of Last Elections Held | Electors by Gender | Service 5 Electors | Voters | Voters Turnout | Polling Stations & Average Number of 21-26 Electors per Polling Station | Electors by Age Group | Present Elected Representatives Historical Summary Election Results Vote Share of Major Parties | Winning Margin (Number & Percentage) | 6 Polarity of Parties | Summary Result of Assembly Segment of Parliamentary 27-33 Elections 2019, 2014 and 2009 | Summary Result of Assembly Elections 2016 and 2011 Polling Station Level Election Results Name and Number of Polling Station 2019, 2016, 2014, 2011 and 2009 | 7 Polling Station-wise Electors, Voters & Voters Turnout 2019, 2016, 2014, 34-135 2011 and 2009 | Polling Station wise Elections Results 2019, 2016, 2014, 2011 and 2009 Share of Assembly Constituency 8 Share of Assembly Constituency in State, District and Parliamentary 136 Constituency Socio-Economic Amenities Access to Administrative Units | Agricultural, Manufacturing and Industrial Commodities | Demographic Indicators | Education | Health & Manpower | 9 Drinking Water Supply | Sanitation | Entertainment and Recreations 138-152 Infrastructure | Power | Food Allocation Distribution and Marketing of Agriculture Commodities Infrastructure | Transport and Road Infrastructure | Communication | Banking and Financial Services | Land Use | Irrigation Source 10 Abbreviation & Sources 154-155 11 Disclaimer 157 West Bengal Saptagram Assembly Factbook™ Assembly Constituency Location & Political Map 6 West Bengal Saptagram Assembly Factbook™ Assembly Constituency Administrative Setup List of Village Panchayat & Intermediate Panchayat (Block) Name Intermediate Panchayat Village Name Village Panchayat Name Name Aima Samsara Goswamimalipara Polba - Dadpur Akna Akhna Polba - Dadpur Amnan Amnan Polba - Dadpur Araji Jotchandi Amnan Polba - Dadpur Ayma Haripur Harit Polba - Dadpur Badinan Harit Polba - Dadpur Bali Kukhari Goswamimalipara Polba - Dadpur Balichara Mahanad Polba - Dadpur Bansberia (P) - Chinsurah - Magra Banseye Amnan Polba - Dadpur Barun Napara Amnan Polba - Dadpur Basta Harit Polba - Dadpur Basudebbati Akhna Polba - Dadpur Beta Harit Polba - Dadpur Bhushali Goswamimalipara Polba - Dadpur Bilatpur Harit Polba - Dadpur Birpala Akhna Polba - Dadpur Chanda Harit Polba - Dadpur Chaupala Goswamimalipara Polba - Dadpur Chhota Khejuria Saptagram Chinsurah - Magra Dakatiar Bheri Amnan Polba - Dadpur Dakshin Babnan Harit Polba - Dadpur Dakshin Hazipur Chandrahati-II Chinsurah - Magra Dakshinpara Mahanad Polba - Dadpur Dalimba Akhna Polba - Dadpur Dantra Goswamimalipara Polba - Dadpur Daulatpur Harit Polba - Dadpur Derui Harit Polba - Dadpur Dhanijpur Goswamimalipara Polba - Dadpur Contd.... 14 Saptagram West Bengal Assembly Constituency Assembly Factbook™ Demographics Number of Villages by Population Size - 2011 Less 10000 100- 200- 500- 1000- 2000- 5000- Total than and 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 Village 100 Above 4 1 12 18 28 26 0 0 89 Number of Towns by Population Size - 2011 Less than 10000- 20000- 50000- 100000 and Total 5000-9999 4999 19999 49999 99999 Above Town 1 3 1 0 0 0 5 19 West Bengal Saptagram Assembly Factbook™ Assembly Constituency Electoral Features Electors by Male & Female Year Male Female Others Total Year Male Female Others Total 2019 PE 115236 110258 2 225496 1987 AE - - - - 2016 AE 110434 104437 4 214875 1982 AE - - - - 2014 PE 107500 99727 0 207227 1977 AE - - - - 2011 AE 97682 89200 0 186882 1972 AE - - - - 2009 PE - - - - 1971 AE - - - - 2006 AE - - - - 1969 AE - - - - 2004 PE - - - - 1967 AE - - - - 2001 AE - - - - 1962 AE - - - - 1999 PE - - - - 1957 AE - - - - 1996 AE - - - - 1952 AE - - - - 1991 AE - - - - Note : AE : Assembly Election, PE : Assembly Segment of Parliamentary Election 22 Saptagram West Bengal Assembly Constituency Assembly Factbook™ Historical Summary Election Results Summary Result of Assembly Election - 2011 Candidate Name Party Votes Votes % Tapan Dasgupta AITC 90289 56.51 Ashutosh Mukhopadhyay CPM 59421 37.19 Sadhan Mal CPI(ML)(L) 3612 2.26 Kartick Chandra Paul BJP 3559 2.23 Priyatosh Majumder ABHM 1866 1.17 Meghnath Tudu JDP 1040 0.65 33 West Bengal Saptagram Assembly Factbook™ Assembly Constituency Polling Station Level Election Results Number and Name of Polling Stations (PS) (2016) Number Number of Polling Name of Polling Stations of Polling Name of Polling Stations Stations Stations 1 Meghasar Prathamik Bidyalay 22 Kathaliya Prathamik Bidyalay 2 Meghasar Prathamik Bidyalay 23 Patana Prathamik Bidyalay 3 Shrima Prathamik Bidyalay 24 Patana Prathamik Bidyalay 4 Shrima Prathamik Bidyalay 25 Kheani Prathamik Bidyalay 5 Hadamala Prathamik Bidyalay 26 Kheani Prathamik Bidyalay 6 Shitala Prathamik Bidyalay 27 Mediya Jitendr Prathamik Bidyalay 7 Shitala Prathamik Bidyalay 28 Mediya Jitendr Prathamik Bidyalay 8 Ramkrishna High School 29 Mediya Jitendr Prathamik Bidyalay 9 Mahanad Dakshinapada Prathamik Bidyalay 30 Aakana Iuniyan Haiskul 10 Kotalapur Hajimataleb Junior Basic School 31 Manipur Prathamik School 11 Kotalapur Hajimataleb Junior Basic School 32 Aakana Hai School 12 Patana Prathamik School 33 Aakana Hai School 13 Ramanathapur Prathamik Bidyalay 34 Prasadapur Prathamik Bidyalay 14 Ramanathapur Prathamik Bidyalay 35 Prasadapur Prathamik Bidyalay 15 Paranchapur Prathamik Bidyalay 36 Nabal Gram Prathamik Bidyalay 16 Ghoshpur Primary School 37 Nanipur Primary School 17 Sudarshan Prathamik Bidyalay 38 Sulatanagachha Junior Basic School 18 Sudarshan Prathamik Bidyalay 39 Kapasatikari Prathamik School 19 Sudarshan Prathamik Bidyalay 40 Birapala Prathamik School 20 Bharabapur Balichada Junior Basic School 41 Birapala Prathamik School 21 Bharabapur Balichada Junior Basic School 42 Tyalandu Malipada Kedaranath Prathamik Bidyalay Contd.... 34 West Bengal Saptagram Assembly Factbook™ Assembly Constituency Polling Station Level Election Results Polling Station-wise Votes Secured by Overall Top Five Parties in Saptagram Assembly in Assembly Election (AE) under Hooghly Parliamentary Constituency in West Bengal (2016) 4th - Winner - Runner- 3rd - 5th - Number Sajal Total Tapan up - Dilip Susanta Kashinath of Polling Adhikari NOTA Other Votes Dasgupta Nath Sengupta Murmu Station (CPI(ML) Secured (AITC) (INC) (BJP) (JMM) (L)) 36 303 256 18 2 3 7 0 589 37 435 198 25 3 1 11 0 673 38 455 481 54 9 5 24 0 1028 39 328 342 10 4 5 7 0 696 40 224 158 29 3 1 11 0 426 41 510 341 54 6 3 21 0 935 42 189 249 19 2 5 15 0 479 43 174 424 30 5 8 5 0 646 44 498 293 38 11 10 20 0 870 45 523 282 49 3 8 8 0 873 46 449 201 138 8 10 22 0 828 47 420 422 76 2 16 21 0 957 48 317 146 93 6 5 6 0 573 49 432 267 78 12 7 20 0 816 50 245 133 63 2 3 10 0 456 51 225 342 74 10 5 11 0 667 52 438 279 96 12 9 38 0 872 53 309 228 83 1 8 23 0 652 54 461 466 87 10 8 24 0 1056 55 452 262 78 13 9 31 0 845 56 449 452 119 11 8 11 0 1050 57 424 321 162 11 11 18 0 947 58 426 244 119 5 5 22 0 821 59 530 257 141 5 8 12 0 953 60 335 156 58 3 6 13 0 571 61 300 239 57 6 10 9 0 621 62 304 248 49 4 5 7 0 617 63 417 246 49 2 8 11 0 733 64 321 562 45 12 9 17 0 966 65 303 365 135 6 11 9 0 829 66 228 193 148 3 4 10 0 586 67 231 189 165 5 3 6 0 599 68 200 236 48 7 9 8 0 508 69 329 349 211 6 8 20 0 923 70 281 262 6 5 3 9 0 566 Contd.... 78 Saptagram West Bengal Assembly Constituency Assembly Factbook™ Polling Station Level Election Results Winner, Runner-up and 3rd Party Position & Winning Margin According to Polling Stations in Saptagram Assembly in Assembly Election (AE) under Hooghly Parliamentary Constituency in West Bengal (2016) Winning Third Polling Winner Runner- Other Winner Runner- Margin Third Party Station Votes up Votes Votes Party up Party Votes Party Votes Number (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) 75 AITC 485 (54.49) INC 301 (33.82) 184 (20.67) BJP 62 (6.97) 42 (4.72) 76 AITC 453 (52.8) INC 303 (35.31) 150 (17.49) BJP 64 (7.46) 38 (4.43) 77 AITC 364 (45.05) INC 361 (44.68) 3 (0.37) BJP 52 (6.44)
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    ON A THEOREM BY PELC AND PRIKRY ON THE NON EXISTENCE OF INVARIANT EXTENSIONS OF BOREL MEASURES S.BASU & D.SEN AMS subject classification (2010): 28A05, 28D05, 28D99. Keywords and phrases : Banach-Kuratowski Matrix, diffused admissible functional, space with transformation group, k-small system, upper semicontinuous k-small system, k-additive(weakly k-addtive)algebra admissible with respect to a k-small system, generalized continuum hypothesis. ABSTRACT: There are certain countably generated σ-algebras of sets in the real line which do not admit any non-zero, σ-finite, diffused (or, continuous) measure. Such count- ably generated σ-algebras can be obtained by the use of some special types of infinite matrix known as the Banach-Kuratowski matrix and the same may be used in deriving a generalized version of Pelc and Prikry’s theorem as shown by Kharazishvili. In this paper, using some methods of combinatorial set theory and some modified version of the notion of small sets originally introduced by Rieˇcan, Rieˇcan and Neubrunn, we give an abstract and generalized formulation of Pelc and Prikry’s theorem in spaces with transformation groups. 1 INTRODUCTION Banach [1] (see also [4]) asked if there exist two countably generated σ-algebras on the arXiv:2002.00334v1 [math.FA] 2 Feb 2020 interval [0, 1) such that they both carry probability diffused measures, whereas the σ- algebra generated by their union does not. An answer to this was provided by Grzegorek in [2] using Martin axiom and in [3] (see, also [4]) without using any such additional set theoretic assumptions. In [10], Pelc and Prikry obtained an analogue of the result in translation invariant settings, and, Kharazishvili [7] obtained a generalization of Pelc and Prikry’s result by constructing (under continuum hypothesis) certain Banach-Kuratowski matrix consisting of sets that are almost invariant with respect to the group of all isometric transformations.

  • Present State of Museums in West Bengal, India and Its Implication for Anthropological Study of Culture and Policy Sumahan Bandyopadhyay, Msc, Phd*

    ISSN 2473-4772 ANTHROPOLOGY Open Journal PUBLISHERS Observational Study Apathy, Ignorance or Natural Death? Present State of Museums in West Bengal, India and its Implication for Anthropological Study of Culture and Policy Sumahan Bandyopadhyay, MSc, PhD* Department of Anthropology, Vidyasagar University, Midnapore 721102, West Bengal, India *Corresponding author Sumahan Bandyopadhyay, MSc, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Vidyasagar University, Midnapore 721102, West Bengal, India; E-mail: [email protected] Article information Received: May 22nd, 2018; Revised: October 7th, 2018; Accepted: October 25th, 2018; Published: October 30th, 2018 Cite this article Bandyopadhyay S. Apathy, ignorance or natural death? Present state of museums in West Bengal, India and its implication for anthropological study of culture and policy. Anthropol Open J. 2018; 3(1): 18-31. doi: 10.17140/ANTPOJ-3-117 ABSTRACT West Bengal, one of the eastern states of India has the oldest museum in the country apart from housing probably the highest number of museums in India. These museums are showcases of the rich cultural heritage of the country and its development during prehistoric and historical times, artistic and innovative skills of the people, colonial connections and national sentiments. In spite of such a glory and apparent prosperity, the museums in the state are facing a number of problems. It is revealed that many of the museums exist only in name being seldom visited by the common people barring a few connoisseur and researchers. These are run by individual effort and financial support leaving little scope for proper maintenance of objects through appropriate methods of conservation and display. The state neither has a definite policy for the museums, nor does it have any up-to-date data on the number of the museums in the state.
  • HOOGHLY RMC DATA.Xlsx

    HOOGHLY RMC DATA.Xlsx

    Annexure - 3 Name of the Project executed in last three years. (2015-16, 2016-17 & 2017-18) Hooghly Zilla Regulated Market Committee Sl. No. Name of the Project 2015-16 1 Sinking of a 100 meter deep Mark II Tubewell at Singur Tapasi Malik Krishak Bazar 2 Renovation of a Market fees check point including sanitary Pulmbing work and sinking of a cylinder tubewell at Illahipur, Sheakhala Checking Point. 3 Repairing of Godown No. 1,3,4,6,7 & 9 at Champadanga Market Yard 4 Construction of Rest Shed near Samta Bridge under Arandi-1No. G.P. under HZRMC. 5 Construction of Rest Shed at Kamarpukur Sabji Bazar under Kamarpukur G.P. under HZRMC. 6 Construction of Rest Shed at Kamarpukur Satberia More under Kamarpukur G.P. under HZRMC. 7 Construction of Rest Shed at Paschimpara near Maa Nalini C.S. under Goghat - II Block Under HZRMC. 8 Development of the Market Link Road (Bituminous Road) from Photakgora Bus Stand to Akhiplur at Dhaniakhali G.P. Block Under HZRMC. 9 Renovation work at Puinan Hat Block Under HZRMC. 10 Reparing of Jangiara Hat Block Under HZRMC. 11 Construction of Market Shed at Athalia Market under Singur II G.P. Block Under HZRMC. 12 Renovation of Fish Sher at Champadanga Bazar Block Under HZRMC. 13 Construction of three unit shopping complex at Goswami Malipara Hat Block Under HZRMC. 14 Construction of 500 M.T. Godown with Drain at Maket Yard Pandua of HZRMC. 15 Development of Bituminous Road from Ghoshpara More (Sabuj Sangha Club) to Ghoshpara (H/o Lahiri) at Saptagram G.P.
  • Geo-Economic Analysis of Resource Development in Hooghly District, West Bengal, India

    Geo-Economic Analysis of Resource Development in Hooghly District, West Bengal, India

    www.ijird.com June, 2016 Vol 5 Issue 7 ISSN 2278 – 0211 (Online) Geo-Economic Analysis of Resource Development in Hooghly District, West Bengal, India Pulak Ghosh Guest Lecturer, Department of Geography Mahitosh Nandy Mahavidyalaya, Jangipara, Hooghly, West Bengal, India Abstract: “Resource are the bases of both security and opulence; they are the foundations of power and wealth. They affect man’s destiny in war and peace alike” (Zimmermann, 1951). Resource development all over the world has, unfortunately, been far away from optimum. Fast expanding human population and the ever-growing demand for food, clothing and shelter have brought about great stress on resources which are mostly finite. The study of resources, their exploitation, utilization and development process is an important aspect for the development of any region. The paper attempts to discuss in this context to get the ideas before undertaking the present study. Keywords: Resource, Opulence, optimum, exploitation 1. Introduction The study of resource development helps to understand the relationship between man and his activities. ̎ The word resource does not refer to a thing or substance but to a function which a thing or substance may perform or to an operation in which it may take part namely the function or operation of attaining a given end such as satisfying a want .̎ (Zimmerman, 1933) People have been manipulating the physical environment to satisfy their needs, this process is called resource development. Typically, resources cannot be consumed in their original form, but rather through resource development they must be processed into more usable commodities. In the words of Mitchell ̎ resource development represents the actual exploitation or use of a resource during the transformation of neutral staff into a commodity or service to serve human needs and aspirations ̎.