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The candidates selected by the CEC for the ensuing elections to the Legislative Assembly of Uttarakhand Sl. No. District No. & Name of Constituency Selected Candidates 1 Uttarkashi 1 Purola - SC Rajesh Juwantha 2 Uttarkashi 2 Yamunotri Kedar Singh Rawat 3 Uttarkashi 3 Gangotri Vijay Pal Singh Sajwan 4 Chamoli 4 Badrinath Rajendra Bhandari 5 Chamoli 5 Tharali - SC Jeet Ram 6 Chamoli 6 Karnprayag Anusuya Prasad Maikhuri 7 Rudra Prayag 7 Kedarnath Ms. Shaila Rani Rawat 8 Rudra Prayag 8 Rudraprayag Harak Singh Rawat 9 Tehri Garhwal 9 Ghanshali - SC Dhani Lal Shah 10 Tehri Garhwal 10 Deoprayag Surbir Singh Sajwan 11 Tehri Garhwal 11 Narendranagar Subodh Uniyal 12 Tehri Garhwal 12 Pratapnagar Vikram Singh Negi 13 Tehri Garhwal 13 Tehri Kishore Upadhyay 14 Tehri Garhwal 14 Dhanolti Manmohan Singh Mall 15 Dehradun 15 Chakrata - ST Preetam Singh 16 Dehradun 16 Vikasnagar Nav Prabhat 17 Dehradun 18 Dharampur Dinesh Agarwal 18 Dehradun 19 Raipur Umesh Sharma 19 Dehradun 20 Rajpur Road (SC) Raj Kumar 20 Dehradun 22 Mussoorie Jodh Singh Gunsola 21 Dehradun 24 Rishikesh Rajpal Singh Kharola 22 Hardwar 25 Hardwar Satpal Brahmachari 23 Hardwar 26 B.H.E.L, Ranipur Balwant Singh Chouhan 24 Hardwar 27 Jwalapur - SC Ms. Brij Rani 25 Hardwar 28 Bhagwanpur - SC Satyapal Singh 26 Hardwar 29 Jhabrera - SC Raj Pal Singh 27 Hardwar 30 Pirankaliyar Furkan Ahmed 28 Hardwar 31 Roorkee Pradeep Batra 29 Hardwar 32 Khanpur Kuwar Pranav Singh 30 Hardwar 33 Manglore Kazi Mohd Nizamuddin 31 Hardwar 34 Laksar Ram Singh Saini 32 Hardwar 35 Hardwar Rural Irshad Ali 33 Garhwal 36 Yamkeshwar Ms. Sarojini Kainthura 34 Garhwal 37 Pauri - SC Sunder Lal Mandrawal 35 Garhwal 38 Srinagar Ganesh Godiyal 36 Garhwal 39 Chaubattakhal Rajpal Singh Bisht 37 Garhwal 40 Lansdowne Ms. Jyoti Rautela 38 Garhwal 41 Kotdwar Surendra Singh Negi 39 Pithoragarh 42 Dharchula Harish Dhami 40 Pithoragarh 43 Didihat Smt. Rewati Joshi 41 Pithoragarh 44 Pithoragarh Mayukh Singh Mahar 42 Pithoragarh 45 Gangolihat - SC Narayan Ram Arya 43 Bageshwar 46 Kapkote Lalit Farswan 44 Bageshwar 47 Bageshwar - SC Ram Prasad Tamta 45 Almora 48 Dwarahat Madan Singh Bisht 46 Almora 49 Salt Ranjit Singh Rawat 47 Almora 50 Ranikhet Karan Mehra 48 Almora 51 Someshwar - SC Rajendra Barakoti 49 Almora 52 Almora Manoj Tiwari 50 Almora 53 Jageshwar Govind Singh Kunjwal 51 Champawat 54 Lohaghat Mahendra Singh Mehra 52 Champawat 55 Champawat Hemesh Kharakwal 53 Nainital 56 Lalkuwa Harendra Bora 54 Nainital 57 Bhimtal Ram Singh Kera 55 Nainital 58 Nainital -SC Ms. Sarita Arya 56 Nainital 59 Haldwani Ms. Indira Hridesh 57 Nainital 60 Kaladhungi Prakash Joshi 58 Nainital 61 Ramnagar Smt. Amrita Rawat 59 Udhamsingh Nagar 62 Jaspur Dr. Shailendra Mohan Singhal 60 Udhamsingh Nagar 63 Kashipur Majoj Joshi 61 Udhamsingh Nagar 64 Bajpur - SC Yashpal Arya 62 Udhamsingh Nagar 66 Rudrapur Tilak Raj Behar 63 Udhamsingh Nagar 68 Sitarganj Suresh Gangwar 64 Udhamsingh Nagar 69 Nanak Matta - ST Gopal Singh Rana 65 Udhamsingh Nagar 70 Khatima Devendra Chandra

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Schedule for holding General Election to the Legislative Assembly of Uttarakhand.

S. No. Poll Event Dates ( All 70 ACs)

1. Issue of Notification (Thursday) 05.01.2012

2. Last date for making Nominations (Thursday) 12.01.2012

3. Scrutiny of Nominations (Friday) 13.01.2012

4. Last date for withdrawal of 16.01.2012 candidature(Monday)

5. Date of Poll (Monday) 30.01.2012

6. Counting of Votes(Sunday) 04.03.2012

7. Date before which election process 09.03.2012 shall be completed (Friday)

All 70 ACs will go to poll on a single day.

SMALL ESSAY ON HOSTEL LIFE

Introduction:

Many students live in hostels. There they live a kind of life which is different from their life at home. This life in hostel is known as hostel life.

Description:

Students living in hostels lead a very regular life. They are very punctual in their daily duties. They get up at right time. They bathe at right time. They pray to God at right time. They come back to hostel at right time. They sit for lunch, dinner and breakfast at right times. They sup and sleep at right times. So, they are busy from 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. in a very regular and punctual manner. The bell of the hostel rings at right points of time to make the inmates regular and punctual. On Saturdays they hold music and debates. On Sundays they borrow books from the library of the hostel.

The mess of the hostel is directly managed by the inmates. At the end of every month they hold a meeting, discuss the mess-accounts and elect a Manager for the succeeding month from among themselves. They eat the foods of general nature. On Saturdays and Sundays they make feasts and picnics and eat with a happier mood. On holidays and holy days, they make merry with pomp and ceremony.

Advantages:

Hostel life is very advantages for those who undertake it. The inmates get better facility for study through discussion in a hostel than in any other place. Here they learn discipline through the rigor of rules and through mutual adjustment and co-operation.

Disadvantages:

Hostel-life suffers from the possible disadvantages. These are due to some unruly inmates or to some unworthy Superintendents or to both the sides. Lack of essential necessities and necessary provisions bears a very bad effect on hostel discipline.

Conclusion:

In a hostel, students of different places, different families, different tastes and temperaments happen to live together. Here they sink down their differences and try to adjust with one another and learn how to live successfully in a large society after they leave their school. Here they learn how to live a corporate life with full sympathy and co-operation. So, hostel life is a good life no doubt.

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