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Scholarship Scheme
Scholarship Scheme (Trust Fund) result for 3rd Qtr of Academic Year 2014-15 Scholarship amount has been credited to the bank account of concerned Students Course in Registration NAME AS PER Institute Name,institute Type Of Disability which Student Bank Student Bank Sr no. Sex Residential Address Student Bank Student A/c No Total Mobile No/mis BANK ACCOUNT address Disability Percentage Studying Branch RTGS/IFSC Code (current) Aliah University,Dn-18,sector- Vill-patna,po- v,salt Lake,kolkata,North 24 nityananda Pur,ps- STATE BANK OF BALGONA +91~727882 1 TF/14/00011 SK Hasibul M OH 55% B.TECH 31824264865 SBIN0012386 31000 Parganas,West Bengal - bhatar,Bardhaman,Wes INDIA BRANCH 4155 700091 t Bengal -713520 S/o Narasimman M, The Kavry College Of Sigaralahalli (vill) Educational,The Kavry College Moongilmaduvu (po), Of Educational M. Kalipatty, SYNDICATE +91~809898 2 TF/14/00068 Ramesh N M Pennagaram (tk) OH 60% M.ED ERIYUR 61732210020969 SYNB0006173 40000 Mecher (po) Salem BANK 3177 Dharmapuri (dt),Salem,Tamil Nadu - (dt),Dharmapur,Tamil 636453 Nadu -636810 Jrh University Chitrakoot Vill Betari Post STATE BANK OF SITAPUR +91~854594 3 TF/14/00279 Savitri Kumari F Up,Chitrakoot,Chitrakoot,Up - Bhabhuwa,Kaimu,Bihar - OH 75% B.ED. 33315991625 SBIN0003869 61000 INDIA CHITRAKOOT 6471 210204 821101 Eravukarithara House Government Engineering Kokkothamangalam P.o SOUTH INDIAN +91~773663 4 TF/14/00280 Shyam Ashok M College Thrissur, Kerala, OH 40% B.TECH CHERTHALA 0120053000035076 SIBL0000120 35430 Cherthala, Alappuzha BANK LTD 3620 India,Thrissur,Kerala -680009 688527 J R H University Village Sheshpur Post Chitrakoot,Jagadguru Surapur Teh Shahganj ALLAHABAD TAWAKKALPUR +91~873809 5 TF/14/00291 Rama Shankar M Rambhadracharya Dist Jaunpur Pin 228161 OH 80% B. -
Rules and Options
Rules and Options The author has attempted to draw as much as possible from the guidelines provided in the 5th edition Players Handbooks and Dungeon Master's Guide. Statistics for weapons listed in the Dungeon Master's Guide were used to develop the damage scales used in this book. Interestingly, these scales correspond fairly well with the values listed in the d20 Modern books. Game masters should feel free to modify any of the statistics or optional rules in this book as necessary. It is important to remember that Dungeons and Dragons abstracts combat to a degree, and does so more than many other game systems, in the name of playability. For this reason, the subtle differences that exist between many firearms will often drop below what might be called a "horizon of granularity." In D&D, for example, two pistols that real world shooters could spend hours discussing, debating how a few extra ounces of weight or different barrel lengths might affect accuracy, or how different kinds of ammunition (soft-nosed, armor-piercing, etc.) might affect damage, may be, in game terms, almost identical. This is neither good nor bad; it is just the way Dungeons and Dragons handles such things. Who can use firearms? Firearms are assumed to be martial ranged weapons. Characters from worlds where firearms are common and who can use martial ranged weapons will be proficient in them. Anyone else will have to train to gain proficiency— the specifics are left to individual game masters. Optionally, the game master may also allow characters with individual weapon proficiencies to trade one proficiency for an equivalent one at the time of character creation (e.g., monks can trade shortswords for one specific martial melee weapon like a war scythe, rogues can trade hand crossbows for one kind of firearm like a Glock 17 pistol, etc.). -
Tenaga Dalam Volume 2 - August 1999
Tenaga Dalam Volume 2 - August 1999 The Voice of the Indonesian Pencak Silat Governing Board - USA Branch Welcome to the August issue of Tenaga Dalam. A lot has occurred since May issue. Pendekar Sanders had a very successful seminar in Ireland with Guru Liam McDonald on May 15-16, a very large and successful seminar at Guru Besar Jeff Davidson’s school on June 5-6 and he just returned from a seminar in England. The seminar at Guru Besar Jeff Davidson’s was video taped and the 2 volume set can be purchased through Raja Naga. Tape 1 consists of blakok (crane) training and Tape 2 has about 15 minutes more of blakok training followed by a very intense training session in various animal possessions including the very rare Raja Naga possession. Guru Besar Davidson and his students should be commended on their excellent portrayal of the art. Tape 1 is available to the general public, but due to the intense nature of tape 2 you must be a student. It is with great sadness that I must report that Guru William F. Birge passed away. William was a long time personal student of Pendekar Sanders and he will be missed by all of the people that he came into contact with. 1 Tribute to Guru William F. Birge Your Memory Will Live On In Our Hearts. 2 DJAKARTA aeroplane is a lead-coloured line of sand beaten by EX ‘PEARL OF THE EAST’ waves seeping into a land as flat as Holland. The Dutch settlers who came here in 1618 and founded The following is a passage from the wonderful Batavia must have thought it strangely like their book Magic and Mystics of Java by Nina Epton, homeland. -
District Census Handbook, Allgarh, Part XIII-B, Series-22, Uttar
CENSUS 1981 '~li( XIII-it ffi"~/SER'ES .. 22 "StT~q~ ~~f(1Jfii' ...... \i~ s{q'W ffl~ UTTAR PRADESH Part XIII .. 8 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT f~~l ;f"¥IGlitl ~~~~ DIsrrRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK ~CI'f;t Tfrcf, '" +rr~a.')lI' srm«f.r'fi' ~ ('f~~. ;;;j.fTfUTiiT qfrqrw.:r, «1'. n~ ! 1. >R=m,FiT i-Ii 2. !:l'r'fcfi~<T 'I-vi 3 fq~ cpT l1Ti1f~", 4 11 ~cG!'i(uT 31tcr.~ ix-x 5 \-'l?!T ~FilTur·n ~-:a~rH1CfiT 'fiT qt<:'<f<r Xl-XIlI 6 fi5f~T $[T~fl1cti i5fi1lTlJj;:rT~H lJffl'F'l:T i5fil~~i:fr U-19 7 • ~~f'<{~ :~nf?i~l ~ f~\t >l'iqf,,~ \Sfil''I'<r,'mm:: 20-27 8 ari~f~cr 'iFj Gl Tf{'[7.[l ~ f"fQ; 5TT~fl1cti G1'<llTlJ1rt'Tl1T<: 28-35 9 mfl'ITJj'/.:r1T~T<I 5fT~flj''ti Gf~~rrml<: (a~~f~T ~ lATfI'l Cf~T 'fll'\T ~ qTi ~ 31'}}H\) 33-346 1. ~h Cf~~l;;;r (i) (,,~I1T~ +fT'ff~'!l (il) lATllt 'fiT q1llTiijilj' ~'9T 38-40 (i il) lAllj'~11ll srT~f'l1Cfi ~rrll'1ll;;mT,\ 44-67 (iv) 'lWflT r.Tiq-fl1'fi G1''f'l'Uf'fmT\ (,h i'flTt ~?f) (,,) ~-.: ;:rlT\ IR:;; CfiT q;'\f!iTli2: 70-71 (\.i) 'liT (\ <I 5flq-fl1cti '3f'flT1lliff1:IH (GlcT<:r ;:flT'\ ~:;;) 72-73 ( vIi) i5feP'"! illT~ ~:;; CfiT qll:f~6c 75 (i) ~~tl1;:;,[ l1i'l'f'<{?\' (Ii) lAFii Cfir qCJT:;Pf,fI' ~'9T 78-81 (iIi) lAp:ftTf 5fT~ ffl'''fi '3f'1 lTcr'lF1T\ 86-115 (iv) ;:< iTip;r 5TTq-f;jCfi i5fi'flT rr;:rmn: (ap:;fl1T1l illl' \qTf~'1iT ) 116-119 (v) 3T~ilT'f ::r:r<q(7f'f.f ctir 'i:\fqc~ 12e-141 ( VI) '1lT"<I $n<:rffl'9'i Gf.:rlfurrr'l1;<: (cp.fo9'lf~<: qfGj'\ ~1\3'.g Cfiro:rtrt'r '3f<llTURT 'flT,) 142-145 (vii) Efirt-;qfl'~ qr ~'\ i[T'3'~ Cfirz;rt;:rr Gf;:r'TaFfT 'flT<: ctiT qf<;fl[J;:; 1016 . -
Wt4ltr Deputy Secretar5r (DAS) Phone: O 1 1-2338 1O1, 2Ggststs
F. No.: 41912015- PMU(DASI Ministry of Informatlon and Broadeasting Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi **** Date: 2td November, 2015 hrblic Notice Reference list of urban areas to be covered in phase III of cable TV digitisation, which was issued by the Ministry on 30.4.2015. The updated list of urban areas for 16 States/UTs has been notified vide Rrblic Notice dated 16. 10.2015 Now, based on comments/data received from the State/UT Governments, the list of the following States/UTs has been updated; 1. Andhra Pradesh 2. Chhattisgarh 3. Jammu & Kashmir 4. Kerala 5. Madhya Pradesh 6. Manipur 7. Telengana 8. Daman & Diu 2. A copy of the updated list of these States/UTs is attached. Wt4ltr Deputy Secretar5r (DAS) Phone: O 1 1-2338 1O1, 2ggSTSTs 2ND UPDATED URBAN AREAS LIST FOR PHASE III OF CABLE TV DIGITISATION Andhra Pradesh S.No. Districts Urban Areas TV Households Remarks 1 Srikakulam Srikakulam (M + OG) 28,149 Palasa Kasibugga (M) 9,706 Ichchapuram (M) 6,242 Sompeta (CT) *Deleted Hiramandalam (CT) *Deleted Upgraded Palakonda 3,349 Tekkali (CT) *Deleted Rajam (NP) 7,367 Amadalavalasa (M) 6,844 Narasannapeta (CT) *Deleted Balaga (CT) *Deleted Ponduru (CT) *Deleted 2 Vizianagaram Parvathipuram (M) 9,382 Bobbili (M) 10,337 Salur (M) 8,644 Gajapathinagaram (CT) *Deleted Sriramnagar (CT) *Deleted Cheepurupalle (CT) *Deleted Tummikapalle (CT) *Deleted Kothavalasa (CT) *Deleted Vizianagaram (M + OG) 44,379 Kanapaka (CT) *Deleted Malicherla (CT) *Deleted Jarjapupeta (CT) *Deleted Upgraded Nellimarla 3,402 Chintalavalasa (CT) *Deleted Visakhapatnm All areas except Visakhapatnam 3 Greater Visakhapatnam (M. (MC)covered in Corp) ? Phase II Yelamanchali ? **Added Narsipatnam ? **Added 4 East Godavari Kakinada (M Corp. -
List Awardees of 2Nd Quarter of Academic Year-2013-14 Under Trust Fund Scholarship Scheme
List Awardees of 2nd Quarter of Academic Year-2013-14 under Trust Fund Scholarship Scheme Application/Re Name of the Type Of Disability Course in which Assistive Maint+Boo S.No Sex Residential address Institutional Address, Course Fee Total gistration No. Candidate Disability Percentage Studying (current) Device Amt k Allow Hno 6-25, Konkapaka (V), Professor & Head Kakatiya Parvathagiri (M)Warangal, Medical College, Warangal, 1 TF/13/00036 Saroja Bhookya Female OH 67% MBBS PART 1 0 31000 31000 Warangal, Andhra Pradesh- Warangal, Andhra Pradesh- 506002 506002 Wz-593, Tihar Village, New Dean Delhi Technological BACHELOR OF 2 TF/13/00057 Alok Verma Male Delhi-110018,New University,Shahbad Daultpur, OH 73% TECHNOLOGY 59000 0 31000 90000 Delhi,Delhi-110018 Bawana Road, Delhi-110042 (B.TECH.) Director Aryans College Of Badai Engineering, Chandigarh,Vill- Tola,Vill.Sono,Post.Sono,Ps Nepra (Banur),Chandigarh- Jitendra Kumar 3 TF/13/00073 Male .Sonodist.Jamui Patiala Highway,Tehsil- OH 40% B-TECH (C.S.E) 0 0 31000 31000 Sharma (Bihar),Jamui,Bihar- Rajpura,Near 811314 Chandigarh.H.O.:#164/2.,Patial a, Punjab-811314 Principal, Regional College Of Profound Hno 9/325,Opp St Soldier Higher Studies or Severe BACHELOR OF 4 TF/13/00084 Pankaj Sharma Male School, Dbn Road, Gurdaspur,Aisect, Ss Towers, Hearing 100% COMPUTER 0 0 31000 31000 Gurdaspur,Punjab-143521 Civil Lines Road, Gurdaspur, Handicapp APPLICATION Punjab-143521 ed Dean Kashmir AAQIB Batapora B Naseem Bagh University,Hazratbal Road, , MASS 5 TF/13/00143 MAKHDOOMI Male Sringar,Kashmir,Srinagar,J -
District Census Handbook, Unnao, Part XII-B, Series-25, Uttar Pradesh
CENSUS" 1991 . ~~Ct11-25 SERIES-2S \3ct1x !:I~~I UTTAR PRADESH 1WT-XII6f PART-XllB !IIJi q ~JI~~ VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS m~fiiCb \J1~JIUI~1 .. ABSTRACT fll'< . RJ-t (y( I \J1~ J I U(~ I §«t 9)R-d Cf) I DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK "" " fuicll\, \3""1141, "DISTRICT! uNNAO'! , , Ri~~ICf) \J1~PIOI'i1 ~ DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS UTTAR PRADESH 'dtt1x ~ ~~I L 1. !;H~lq"11 I 2. ~ V 3 ~ cpr +i1"1~"5f 4 ~ c5 +igc=q'I0f ~ IX 5. ~ U'I"1~1 01"11 g'R19)R=GcPl -q Q'gCfd ~ l[cf ~ XIX 6. ~ ~ ~ tot 011 C"iCf) R;cqoft 1 7. ftR.;rr ~ \:JFP I 01"( ~ 16 8 ~I+fIol /"1"1{}1I ~ U'I:rPJoHI -mx 31- (i):g !Sft oJ-+i I "1 ~"5f -qq= ~ -U'l"'-"1r-r~,...... 0 -1"""1,..,., ~ 1. flljGIRI<:t> f4cnl'ti ~-1fur j'<IGIElIG 24 2. flljGIRI<:t> f4cnl'ti ~ Eli:rI'l!Ji\i) 40 3. fl F~C: IRI Cf) ~ cfJi fl ~ CPt! g ~ =i-q')~'{""""1~r9r1 54 4. 'tiljGIRlCb fclCblfi ~-ftcClj'< 72 5. 'tiljGlftlCf5 f2jcr>lfi ~-atRrn 88 6. 'tiljGlftlcn ~Cf)IXi ~-"1"'lIIJIU'I 102 7. flljC:I~C$" PclcnlXi ~ §fI+'iU'l 122 8 'tiljGIf"tJCfj PclCf>lfl ~-"iqICil:rI\J1 144 9. 'ti [j G: I f2l Cfj Pcl Cf) I'1ft ~ R:i Cf);::C; '< 9)'< R=t ~ tTl 164 10 'lft11G IfZlCf) Fc!C6IXi ~-f61ft9111 180 11 . 'ti 1j GI fll Cf> FcI Cb 1'ti ~ R:i cp;::C;,< g'< CfR:rf 192 12. -
Catalogue Going to Print
CARVELL’S AUCTIONS New Zealand’s Specialist Firearms Auction House AUCTION 44 SUNDAY 11th November 2012 TO BE HELD AT THE HOLIDAY INN HOTEL AUCKLAND AIRPORT Viewing 8.00am - 10.00am Auction Commencing 10.00am MAJOR J.A WALLINGFORD (1872-1944) Jesse Wallingford, one of New Zealand’s greatest War heroes, was born in Kent, England in 1872. He was educated in Military schools and entered the Army at age 13. He specialised in musketry and was appointed an instructor at the Hythe Mus- ketry School. He was 17 times a member of the British team at Bisley Championship and a champion with both the rifle and revolver many times over. In 1908 he won a Bronze medal at the London Olympics in the teams Free Pistol event. In 1911 Wallingford was brought to NZ by Sir Joseph Ward (Prime Minister and Minister of Defence) to head up the School of Musketry in Auckland. He was re- sponsible for training the Expeditionary Force in rifle practice. While famous throughout the British Empire prior to The Great War, it was his exploits at Gallipoli that would earn him the nickname ‘Human Machine Gun’ and the title ‘Hero of ANZAC’. Wallingford was put in charge of the NZ machine guns and snipers and was awarded the Military Cross during operations near Gaba Tepe on the 25th April. Widely renowned as the best shot in the British Military he was regularly used to dispatch Turkish snipers. Not counting the machine gun, he shot over 700 Turks in the 5 months he was at Gallipoli. -
Primary Educaticn Boys and Girls
REPORT PRIMARY EDUCATICN FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN THE United Provinces o f Agra and Oudh WITH SPECIAL (REFERENCE TO UNECONOMICAL & SUPERFLUOUS SCHOOLS BY R. S. WEIR, M.A., B.SC., LE S., Assi.stant Director of Public Instruction, United Province;. -IOD-3J1 10037724 ALLAHABAD: ?KKmBO ABB StATIONEB?, DnTTID PeOTTNCES 372.9542 19 3 4 UNIP-P, 1934 X O D - 'I! CONTENTS Pages allysis ot Chapters . .. ■ .. v-vi VIPTKB I.—Introduction 1-4 II.—Trie Maps and the Statements 5 III.—Supsrduous and Uneconomical Schools 6-19 IV .—Training of Teachers 20-24 V .—School Buildings 25-31 VI.—Compulsory Mmary Education for Boys 32-41 ATTI.-Fees 42-46 V III.— Closure of Schools 47-49 IX .—Girls’ Sshools 50-54 X .—Schools for special classes 55-61 X I.—^Miscellaneous 62-65 X II.—Summary of recommendations 66-71 APPENDICES APPENDIX “ A ” —TABLES TabIuB I.—Statement showing number of institutions teaching up to pri mary and preparatory standard (with enrolment) main tained or aided by district boards on 31st October, 1933, (including schools for Maslims and depressed classes) 2 a II.—Statement showing number of primary and preparatory schools for boys, maintained or aided by district boards on 31st October, 1933, (including schools for Muslims and ■depressed classes) arranged according to enrolment 3a III.—^Statement showing number of primary schools for boys, maintained or aided by district boards on 31st October, 1933 (including schools for Muslims and depressed classes) with details of enrolment in class IV 4a IV.—Statement showing number of primary and preparatory schools for boys, maintained or aided by district boards, on 31st October, 1933 (including schools for Muslims and depressed classes) according to the number of teachers . -
ASHA Database Unnao Name of ID No.Of Population S.No
ASHA Database Unnao Name Of ID No.of Population S.No. Name Of Block Name Of CHC/BPHC Name Of Sub-Centre Name Of ASHA Husband's Name Name Of Village District ASHA Covered 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Kharauli 7406001 Anita Devi Shravan Kumar Chandanpur 1000 2 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Banthar 7406002 Anita Gautam Manoj Kumar Banthar 1000 3 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Banthar 7406003 Anita Kushwaha Prem Shankar Kushwaha Banthar 1000 4 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Achalganj Ist 7406004 Anita Shriwastava Ramesh Chandra Achalganj 1200 5 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Maswasi II 7406005 Anita Singh Mukesh Singh Galgalaha 1000 6 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj 7406006 Anita Singh Singaha 7 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj 7406007 Anju Mishra Gayatri Nagar 8 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Kulhagarha 7406008 Antoni Ram Kumar Khutaha 1800 9 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Maswasi 7406009 Anuradha Anil Tiwari Durgan Khera 1500 10 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Badarka 7406010 Archana Yadav Mratunjay Kumar Badarka 1590 11 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Kathar 7406011 Aruna Devi Lotan Sharma Kathar 1000 12 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Jagjeewanpur 7406012 Asha Devi Fool Singh Yadav Manoharpur 1000 13 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Dubepur 7406013 Asha Devi Kalicharan Bhaisai Chatur 850 14 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Band 7406014 Asha Devi Muneshwar Saidpur 1300 15 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Nibai 7406015 Beena Devi Dinesh Chandra Baruwa 1000 16 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Mainaha 7406016 Beenu Rawat Arvind Kumar Tikauli 2000 17 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj Supasi 7406017 Bhagirathi Dulare Ramganj 1000 18 Unnao C.Karan Achalganj -
District Census Handbook, Unnao, Part XIII-A, Series-22, Uttar Pradesh
CENSUS 1981 'i{lff XIII - 31 ~/SERIES .. 22 fJl~ ~~ ;ftt~ " \3'~ S(~ 'RCiri;ft UTTAR PRADESH Part XI)) .. A . VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY \ ~~T f;t~t \ ~q ~yt"(ij(f{l DISTRICT t!~(1~ f~~CfH ) UNNAO DIS'TRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK ,m'1t:., ~mtl:{ j:[~n~ ~ . f.:r~J ::;;;;~;:n ~m<?;;:r, ~'t;, ';\~ \ 1. ~crrqrrT i-iJ 2. srr'f<ll~ 3. f~~ CfiT IlTrrf'9!5( 4 . ~~'-i~uT atFP~ S. f\il~T ~;;ifOf::rT ~~cr~f~aCfir CfiT Cff"{:;:flf J,iii-nv 6. f~~OTT~~cp fcttrafr (aT«\iTr fi") 1-20 7 . OT~~T:q- 1-11fll f;:i'~f~<fiT 21-249 l-{flli~o~ ( i) Cl~m~ +fT'ff'97f .(ii) ~n=rT <fir CfUlTJs;n+f ~'9r (iiii) 11ri{ fi11tf~f 2-~~i1*t a'~ (i) Cf~~T~ ~FI f'if?!' (ii) ~TIll Cfif q1J"fi~ijjij" ~'9) 74.-78 (iii) ~lq f.,~fucf;f 84-135 3.~~~ (i) Q~~ft~;r Rf:;;r~ (i) «rIlT 1f;f q01T'!s;nq" ~:qf 138-140 (jjj) 1fT+f f~~f~Cfir 144-175 4~e(I~~~ (1) cr€'81~ ~r"ff'if~ (ii) ;;(T+rT <fiT c{l1rT,:!~41 ~'9) 178-183 (iii) ;;nir f::r~frnCflT 190-249 q fdin f6!!ql I fu~r t f'iff~m ~ci arr1:f ~fqerrarT Cf;T a~~ft~qH ~T~ 2S2-2S5 II ~~:q-I1f.,r ~t{T~Of ~~ .,~~ ql~ qlt 'flt~1 (~'1tfl1fr{T 'flRT) % ~fq ~~;:'liIf a:rMi~ III qJi\1f~ Cfi) ~r90fi~ ~fq'1:n '~f~cr «rff1 <fir ~T if • ~ ~t@1fI (1) ~~'{ 257-'260 (2) 6:~;;r 261-266 (3) \3';:rrT<r 261-269 (4) 2;~"T . -
Golok Walahir Sebagai Identitas Budaya Masyarakat Desa Sindangkerta Kabupaten Tasikmalaya
d͘ƵůŬĂƌŶĂŝŶDƵƩĂƋŝĞŶ GOLOK WALAHIR SEBAGAI IDENTITAS BUDAYA MASYARAKAT DESA SINDANGKERTA KABUPATEN TASIKMALAYA T. Zulkarnain Muttaqien Universitas Telkom Jalan Telekomunikasi No. 01, Terusan Buahbatu, Bandung 40257 e-mail: [email protected] ABSTRACT Golok is an Indonesian traditional knife resembling a machete that functions as an implement in gardening or a weapon in a combat. As it serves different purposes such as slashing, splitting, cutting and hewing, golok has slightly different shapes. In some regions in Indonesia, a golok is even considered as a representation of regional identity. Thus, golok is still made and used up to now. Golok Walahir originated from Walahir village in Sindangkerta, Tasikmalaya Regency. Unlike golok originated from other areas that are still produced and become regional icon, golok Walahir is no longer made due to the absence of its blacksmith. A number of efforts must be done to preserve golok Walahir, such as by studying the possibility of remaking the golok and blacksmith generation that will preserve the golok Walahir as an iconic identity of Sindangkerta from generation to generation. Steps taken in the study were identifying the golok Walahir shapes available at present, classifying them, and making replicas of each shape. The study focused on shapes, materials and production process. Keywords: Golok Walahir, Replica, Process, Conserve, Identity ABSTRAK Golok merupakan salah satu alat bantu tradisional untuk melakukan kegiatan berkebun, berladang, dan pada masa lalu digunakan juga untuk bertarung dan bertempur. Bagi sebagian masyarakat di Indonesia golok memiliki fungsi lain, selain sebagai alat bantu kerja, golok dapat dimaknai sebagai wakil dari identitas bagi sebuah daerah atau masyarakat.