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List of Officers and Staff of Office
of the District Mission Co-orodinator,
Dibrugarh.
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Sl.No
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Name
of Officer/Staff
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Designation
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Phone
No.
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1
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Sri
Ramesh Kr. Hazarika
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District
Mission Coordinator
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2321172(o)
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2
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Sri
Pradip Hazarika
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Assiciate District Mission Coordinator
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2321172(o)
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3
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Sri
Bimala Kanta Doley
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District
Project Engineer
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2313309 ®
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4
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Sri
Giyas Ali
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Finance
& Accounts Officer
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94350-32319(M)
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5
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Sri
Munindra Kr. Saikia
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District
Programme Officer (TT)
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6
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Sri
Dilmoni Changmai
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District
Programme Officer (IED)
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286388 ®
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7
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Sri
Sanjoy Chakraborty
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District
Programme Officer (AS)
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8
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Sri
Guna Hazarika
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District
Programme Officer (CM)
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94351-01625(m)
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9
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Parbin Sultana
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District
Programmer
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94351-20438 (M)
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10
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Sri
Tikendra Nath
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Consultant(AS)
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11
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Sri
Madan Ch. Konwar
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APO (EGS)
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2315260 ®
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12
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Smti Nivedita Baruah
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District
Urban Coordinator
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2327990, 2317788 ®
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13
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Sri
Sanjib Kr Gogoi
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Associate
District Programme Officer(TT)
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94350-02523®
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14
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Sri
Lakshmi Prasad Dowerah
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Junior
Accounts Officer
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2316722 ®
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15
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Sri
Dilranjan Dutta
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Accountant
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94350-02558(M)
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16
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Sri
Biswajit Gogoi
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Electronic
Data Processor
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2370583 ®
9954220834(M)
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17
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Sri
Chiranjib Borgohain
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Electronic
Data Processor
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95373-2323621 ®
9954220833(M)
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18
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Smri Bobita Borah
Sonowal
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Uppper Division Assistant
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2322154 ®
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19
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Sri
Diganta Baruah
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Cashier
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20
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Sri
Arup Sharmah
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Assistant
Nazir
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2570468 ®
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21
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Sri
Diganta Gogoi
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Lower
Division Assistant
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2310997 ®
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22
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Smti. Monoroma Dutta
Buragohain
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Lower
Division Assistant
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23
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Miss
Reeturani Paniphukon
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Receptionist
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03754-227487 ®
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24
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Sri
Bulbul Saikia
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Grade
IV
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2317662
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25
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Sri
Jayanta Chetia
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Grade
IV
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2376523
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26
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Sri
Dharmeswar Gogoi
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Night
Chowkidar
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ACHIEVEMENT OF SSA, DIBRUGARH DISTRICT, COMPONENTWISE
Early childhood Care & Education ( ECE ) : Early childhood Education is the pivot of all stages
of education. It is the foundation of which the there stages
like Primary, Secondary & higher Education is built. SSA
Assam also Pay little attention on ECE by providing support to the Ka- sreni by Anganwadi Workers. The total of 238 nos. of AWW is engaged in the District. In the workshops conducted by District Personnel, various TLM kits have
been prepared and distributed. UNICEF has also supplied another 1000 kits shortly in the District particularly to the flood
affected area.
Education Guarantee Scheme (EGS ):- Under this scheme total 90 nos of EGS centres have already been established in this District. Out of these 90 only 18 are opened in the Tea Garden areas
where 540 children are being taught. Recently, an additional 30 centres have also been opened in the demanding areas totalling the figure to 120. The students, who
has successfully completed their course under this scheme
has been enrolled in the nearby formal schools.
Long Term Bridge Course ( LTBC ) :- In order to bring the
out of school children of age group 8 – 10 , efforts were
made to open the centres for LTBC centres. 100 nos such centres have already been opened in this District and Total 3004 nos of out
of school children of age group 8 – 10 are being taught. Out
of these 100 nos only
43 LTBC centres are opened where 1075 children are being taught in the Tea Garden areas.
Community Mobilisation
(CM ) :- Under this component, the following
committees were formed in the district and all the meetings
of peoples committees were completed. The total nos. of peoples
committees are as follows-
a) G.P.E.C 95
b) V.E.C.
1367
c) S.M.C.
1507
d) T.G.E.C.
167
e) W.E.C.
31
The regular Peoples’ committees meetings are held in different levels.
Teacher Training ( TT
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Under the Mass Teacher Training Programme total 3724 nos of primary
teachers and 682 nos
of upper primary teachers of formal education have been trained
trough the guidance of the DIET during the year 2005-06. These teachers are imparting education to the children of the age group
4 -14 in the various educational institutions methodically
and scientifically with the help of prepared Teaching Learning Materials. Furthermore, 189 SS-I(Siksha Sarathi-I)
and 22 SS-II (Siksha Sarathi-II) have been engaged in various
needy formal schools to provide academic support having duly trained
by District Support personals and Resource Persons as well. In addition to this, every teacher of Lower Primary School and Upper Primary (Phase-wise) are getting a 20 days In Service Training every year to enhance
the academic environment in the district.
Integrated Education
for Disabled Child (IED):-There are various programmes for the
educational benefits of mild and moderate category disabled
child in SSA. There are more than 3,000 disabled children
in the district. To teach the disabled children, already 200
nos. teachers have been trained up and already
engaged 6 nos. of IED Resource Teachers in the district. More over the IED volunteers are
also engaged in all GP to provide home and school support.
The Medical Assessment Camp is being held from time to time and free aids and appliances is being given to the disabled child of the entire District. One NGO named, Mrinal Jyoti Re Habilitation
Centre is extending cooperation to this component. To monitor the functions of IED, a
resource group also has been established consisting DPO (IED)
and a lecturer from DIET.
Special Focus Group (SFG)
:- All the Tea Gardens of
the District are categorized as Special Focused Area. In addition
to 101 nos. of Disadvantaged and Remote and Educationally
Backward areas are identified under this SFG stream. Already
18 nos. of EGS Centers and 43 nos.
of LTBC Centers have been opened under these SFG areas under
the banner of ‘Natun Diganta’
Free Text Book:- Already SSA, Dibrugarh have supplied free text book to all
Lower Primary , Upper Primary including Tea Garden Managed Schools.
Deprive Urban Children
(DUC) :- The NGO, SEWA is working with the coordination
of the District Urban Coordinator for educational up liftment of urban deprive children.
In Dibrugarh Sadar, a total no. of 2439 DUCs
were identified and enrolled 601 DUC in class-1 during enrolment
drive. In STBC programme 215 DUC of age 7 years were mainstreamed
in the nearby LP schools. Moreover, remedial support was given in 31 LP schools where DUC were enrolled
in Class I and STBC mainstreamed children in Class-II in out
of school hours.
In Dibrugarh town, 17 nos. LTBC Centers were identified and opened in 13th August’03. Moreover, reading enhancement
programme during summer vacation was conducted in 12 LP schools
of Dibrugarh town for one month in an experimental basis which
results in a grand success.
Moreover, 30
Jyoti Kendras has been set up late
last year and are functioning in various town areas of the
district.
Civil Works (CW) :- Civil
works has
constructed various school buildings in the district priority-wise.
To see the physical progress
of civil works under SSA, Dibrugarh.
Management Information
System (MIS):-
All the data relating to all components are available in MIS section of
SSA, Dibrugarh. Moreover, 20 nos. of Middle English schools of the district have been selected
for Computer Aided Learning in Elementary Schools Project
(CALiES which have been renamed as SMART SCHOOLS) and they have been provided 4 nos.
of p-IV multimedia computers each. Two teachers from each school (Math/Science
& English) have been deputed for Computer Awareness Programme
and they have been engaged for the purpose. The content of the course
has been transferred to Compact Disks with tempting audio
and graphics animation, so that students can learn with fun.
SSA believes in the enormous power which is inherently available within
the society and by creating a sustainable interface between
the government and the social forces, pledges itself to bring
revolutionary changes in overall development of the children,
the most valuable assets in our society.
New Initiatives Undertaken for the next 5 (Five) years.
1.Cent Percent enrolment of the age group
6-14 years.
2. Implementation of non-retention policy.
3.Computer education to all children.
4.Providing infrastructure facility to
all schools.
5.Construction of new buildings for schools,
repairing & renovation of dilapidated schools.
6. Involvement of Community and cent percent
participation.
7.Providing scope for Girls’ education
in all villages.
8.Mass teachers’ training for quality
education in new approaches.
9.Providing free text books & uniforms
for all school children.
Physical Report
of SSA Civil Works Activities as on July 2005
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