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SECTION 5
Title 1
Title 2
Title 3
Title 4
Title 5
Title 6 |
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Deputy
Commissioner's
Office, Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya |
| Present Deputy
Commissioner ... |
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Shri.
T.Dkhar, IAS : joining
date 1/ 7/ 2009 
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Contact
Details : 9436105201 / 220721/220723
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220865(Fax)
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| Past
Deputy Commissioner's ... |
| Name |
Tenure |
Photographs |
| Shri.
Sanjay Goyal, IAS |
23/6/2008
- 30/6/2009 |
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| Shri.F.R.Kharkongor,IAS |
10/5/2005-11/6/2008 |
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| Smt.
L.Kharkongor |
19/8/2003-10/5/2005 |
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| Shri.S.F.Kongwir |
31/7/2001-31/7/2003 |
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| Shri.W.S.Mawlong |
16/6/1998-31/7/2001 |
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| Shri.P.W.Ingty |
9/7/1996-12/6/1998 |
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| Shri.N.S.Samant |
9/7/1993-8/7/1996 |
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| Shri.Y.Tsering |
6/3/1991-25/5/1993 |
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| Shri.K.S.Kropha |
1/6/1988-5/3/1991 |
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| Shri.G.P.Wahlang |
25/10/1985-31/5/1988 |
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| Shri.J.M.Mauskar |
1/10/1984-31/5/1985 |
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| Shri.P.J.Bazeley |
16/6/1982-30/9/1984 |
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| Shri.A.Didar
Singh |
15/4/1981-15/6/1982 |
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| Shri.D.Das |
11/3/1980-14/4/1981 |
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| Shri.G.W.Chyne |
1/5/1979-10/3/1980 |
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| Shri.J.Tayeng |
24/10/1977-24/4/1979 |
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| Shri.J.M.Jala |
5/10/1974-27/7/1977 |
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| Shri.R.P.Sinha |
16/1/1973-4/10/1974 |
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| Shri.J.M.Phira,
IAS |
22/2/1972-15/1/1973 |
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| Year
of Inception of the District of Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya
: 1972 |
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| Present
Administrative Heads |
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| Administrative
Activities |
| General
Administration : Deputy
Commissioner is the head of the District administration. The
Deputy Commissioner is the executive head as well as judicial
head of the district. The DC is aided by a number of officers
like Additional Deputy Commissioner, Sub-Divisional Officers of
Civil Sub-Divisions and Extra Assistant Commissioners to assist
him in different type of activities. As the executive head the
DC plays a vital role in coordinating with all developmental
heads of the district for all round developmental activities
under various programs such as M.P. scheme (MPLAD), MLA’s
scheme, Border areas development funds, Employment assurance
schemes and so on. The District Planning Officer is assigned to
see, formulate and release of fund for development scheme. There
also exists the District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) and the
DC is the chairman of the said agency. The Project Director is
the functional head of the agency. All schemes of rural
development are implemented by Block Development Officers and
the necessary funds are routed through this agency. Top |
| Law
and Order : Maintenance
of law and order is another important aspect of district
administration to give proper security and to safeguard the
lives and properties of the citizen. In this regard the DC act
as the District Magistrate for maintenance of law and order in
the district. The District Magistrate is assisted by Additional
Deputy Commissioner, Sub-Division Magistrates and other
Executive Magistrates and keeps close link with police
department for necessity. The Superintendent of Police is the
head of the Police Administration. Top |
| Revenue
: In revenue matter the
DC is assisted by ADC i/c of Revenue and other Revenue and
Enforcement staff. There is constitutionally recognized Jaintia
Hills Autonomous District Council in Jowai. Hence all
types of revenue collection like settlement of Hats (Bazaar),
Ghats, Ponds, Ferries, Professional tax are directly dealt by
Dist. Council, except matters like acquisition of Govt. land,
encroachment of Govt. land, allotment of land to central
department, payment of compensation money etc. Top |
| Natural
Calamity : The
DC plays a key role during natural disaster periods like flood,
earthquake, landslide, cyclone/storm damage or fire incidence.
The DC generally takes prompt action whenever the situation
arises in any part of the district, and provides assistance
either in cash or kind to the victims according to the nature of
damage. Besides all these the DC being the head of the district
also holds the post of Chairman of various committee, colleges,
schools, Banks etc. Top |
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| Departments
Details : |
| Floor
- wise : location of various Depts. in the DC office |
| 0th
Floor: Judicial, Supply
Branches, Control Room, Disaster Management Cell |
| 1st
Floor: Deputy
Commissioner Room, General Branch, Confidential Branch, DRDA,
NIC Unit Jowai ( Ministry of
IT and telecommunication, India),
ADC's rooms |
| 2nd
Floor: Excise,
Housing, Planning, Nazareth, Registration, Revenue,
Development Branches |
| 3rd
Floor : DSC, ADC, BADO,
Rev.Enforcement Branches |
| Annexed
to D.C Office :Treasury
Office, Election Office |
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| S
.D. O. OFFICES |
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| SDO
Amlarem |
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List
Of Villages With Gramsevak Circles under Amlarem Sub-Division
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Name
of Gramsevak & Circle
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Name
of villages
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Shri. Rolin Siangbud
Mupyut Circle
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| 1 |
Mupyut |
| 2 |
Umsalang. |
| 3 |
Moosakhia |
| 4 |
Samanong |
| 5 |
Madan
Tyrpait |
| 6 |
Shkenpyrsit. |
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Shri. Johny Kharbuki.
Thangbuli
Circle
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1 |
1.
Shkentalang.
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| 2 |
Thangbuli |
| 3 |
Umladkhur |
| 4 |
Jarain |
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3.
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Shri. Batkupar
Rymbui.
Amlarem Circle
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1 |
1.
Amtasam
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| 2 |
Jaralood |
| 3 |
Pamtbuh |
| 4 |
Amlarem |
| 5 |
Amsarim |
| 6 |
Krangpamtadong |
| 7 |
Khlieh
Amshkar |
| 8 |
Ladjaplem |
| 9 |
Pdengkarong |
| 10 |
Amsyrwai |
| 11 |
Amralang |
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4.
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Shri. Paul Kyndait.
Mawlong Circle
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1 |
Amtapoh |
| 2 |
Ammutong |
| 3 |
Pamtadong |
| 4 |
Mawlong |
| 5 |
Amshipai |
| 6 |
Shmia
Shyieng |
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Shri. Augustin Challam.
Padu Circle
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1.
1
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Mawngap |
| 2 |
Padubah |
| 3 |
Padu
Mawsku. |
| 4 |
Padu
Mawjyllang |
| 5 |
Khonglah. |
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Shri. Ketbit Niangti.
Shnongpdeng Circle
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1.
1
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Shnongpdeng |
| 2 |
Lymba |
| 3 |
Darrang |
| 4 |
Kongwang |
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Shri. Da.O. Kinjing.
Nongbareh Circle
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1. 1
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Nongbarehrim |
| 2 |
Nongbareh
Lyntiar |
| 3 |
Amkoi. |
| 4 |
Kudengrim. |
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Shri. Juvan Lamin.
Dawki Circle
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1.
1
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Bakur |
| 2 |
Dawki |
| 3 |
Tamabil |
| 4 |
Riahjalong |
| 5 |
Rhongkum |
| 6 |
Amdoh |
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Shri. Wiking Khonglah.
Sohkha Lamin Circle
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1.
1
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Lamin |
| 2 |
SohkhaShnong |
| 3 |
Sohkha
Mission |
| 4 |
Sohkha
Model |
| 5 |
Sohkha
Mathmat |
| 6 |
Kudengthymmai |
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10.
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Shir. Chaiwan Passah.
Nongtalang Circle
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1. 1
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Nongtalang
Mission |
| 2 |
Nongtalang
Main |
| 3 |
Nonglamin |
| 4 |
Shnong
Thymmai |
| 5 |
Amjajer Roko |
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Shri.
Hydelbart Passah
Pdengshakap. Circle |
1 |
Pdengshakap |
| 2 |
Pdengkseh |
| 3 |
Lurniang. |
| 4 |
Amlamit |
| 5 |
Amlari
rim |
| 6 |
Amlari
Model |
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12.
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Shri. Dap Shylla.
Tarangblang Circle
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1 |
Tarangblang |
| 2 |
Satpator |
| 3 |
Laremshyiap |
| 4 |
Amsohrhong |
| 5 |
Amlanai |
| 6 |
Amtra |
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13.
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Shri. Thamar Talang.
Mukthapur
Circle
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1.
1
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Mukthapur |
| 2 |
Hartali |
| 3 |
Lakroh |
| 4 |
Hawai
Sutnga |
| 5 |
Hawai
Bhoi |
| 6 |
Amsku |
| 7 |
Kyrwang |
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14.
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Shri. Daman Passah
Syndai. Circle
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1.
1
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Syndai
Mission |
| 2 |
Syndai
Lyngkot |
| 3 |
Syndai
Kmaishnong |
| 4 |
Twah-U-Sdiah |
| 5 |
Amsohtai |
| 6 |
Jong-u-shen |
| 7 |
Amjalong |
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15.
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Shri. Kora Sungoh.
Pasadwar Circle
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1.
1
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Pasadwar |
| 2 |
Lum
Pyngngad |
| 3 |
Kharkhana |
| 4 |
Sangkhad |
| 5 |
Kamsing |
| 6 |
Pdengsohrmen |
| 7 |
Jaliakhola |
| 8 |
Prang
Prang Amlako |
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| District
Council ...
history,
work, pros & cons. |
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With the coming
into force of the 6th Schedule to the Constitution of India,
steps were taken to constitute District Councils in all
autonomous Districts of Assam. The Govt. of Assam made rules (
Assam Autonomous District Rules 1951 or Constitution of the
District Councils) for the procedure and conduct of business of
these district councils and steps were taken for holding the
first election to the District Council on the basis of Adult
suffrage. In 1952, the District Councils were constituted in all
the districts except in the Naga Hills District. The first
elections to all other district councils were held during
April-June 1952.
The United Khasi-Jaintia
Hills Autonomous District Council came into existence on 27th
June 1952 after being formally inaugurated by the Governor of
Assam, J.Daulatram at the Dinam Hall, Jaiaw. Since its inception
protests started growing against the 6th Schedule. The
inauguration was a gloomy day for the public of Shillong. Black
flags were carried to protest the principle of nomination.
However the protest was directed not to the District Council but
against the Assam Government's policy in trying to impose
the nomination of three non-tribal persons as members of the
District Council from among the three communities which have
nothing to do with the District Council affairs. So started the
demand for separate councils for the 3 separate communities.
Memoranda's were
submitted to the Center for demand of separate District Councils
putting forth the disadvantages of the United form. The CEM of
the United Khasi Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council Mr.
E.Bareh ceased to be the CEM of the same and became the CEM of
the newly formed Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council till
the regular CEM was sworned in on Jan 7th 1966( Mr. Wilson Reade).
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The term :United
Khasi Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council ceased to exist
on January 1963. The elections were finally held for the
separate District Councils till 1967.
Hence the
District Councils have autonomous status in dealing with
regulations of trading by non-tribals, promotion of their
welfare, preservation of their way of life, tradition, customs.
It also can make laws subject to :marriage and divorce,
inheritance of property, social customs, appointments/succession
of headmen and chiefs, village and town related administrative
problems, health, sanitation, etc, management of any unreserved
forests, usage of canals or water courses, establishments of
town committees or councils and their powers.
The Jowai
District Council has Officers and Staffs numbering up to 968
excluding the Chairman and Vice Chairman etc.. covering all
departments like general, finance & accounts, Revenue, Civil
Works, Education, Judicial, Legislative, Publicity, Stationary
and Printing, Planning, Agriculture, Soil, Fisheries &
Market, Political, Taxation, Town Committee Affairs depts..
However there
have been academic discussions as to the existence of the
District Councils after statehood was granted to the people to
run their administration according to their own genius. Infact
close studies have shown the overlapping of powers of the State
Govt. and the District Councils. Moreover the State has better
infrastructure for governance. It is felt that after creation of
Statehood, District Council may serve the people as local self
government in true sense of the term. It has grass root level
contact. Infact the District Councils can easily carry out the
development works entrusted by the State and the center and with
provisions for direct funding to local self-governments by the
central Govt. the work has been made easier. Top
The State Govt.
and the District Councils carry out work in parallel: which
cannot give much benefit to the local people. Infact at present
there is lack of coordination in functioning between the two
said bodies. Suggestions say that the State Govt. should be the
all power assisted by the District Council that would act as an
agent to the State Govt. in developing activities. However the
changing of the status of the District Council is probably a
difficult proposition. As is shown : most politicians after
losing elections normally seek refuge as MDC's. No reservation
for Women is kept in the District Council elections.
For things to
change : people need to be aware of the changes around them, and
Public opinion will play an important role for the
interest of the People of the State. Shri. M.N.Syiem Secy. Mait
Shaphrang an NGO has stated in its paper "SELF INTEREST OF
POLITICAL ASPIRANTS NEED TO BE SACRIFICED FOR THE SAKE OF
OVERALL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE".
Further
reading refer : Articles by S.K.Chattopadhyay & E.Jyrwa: Jaintia
Hills-A MeghalayaTribe.
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