Jai Maa Laxmi Block Level Federation Sundargarh Recruitment 2023 – 139 Master Book keeper & CRP Apply Online for Best Indian Government Jobs

Jai Maa Laxmi Block Level Federation Sundargarh Recruitment 2023 : Jai Maa Laxmi Block Level Federation Sundargarh has released a notification for 139 Master Book keeper & CRP 2023. Those Interested in this announcement and with all the needed credentials can go through the announcement completely and apply online.

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Name of the Post:	Jai Maa Laxmi Block Level Federation Sundargarh : Master Book keeper & CRP
Post Date:	24-02-2023
Total Vacancy	139
Application Mode	Offline Form

Jai Maa Laxmi Block Level Federation Sundargarh Recruitment 2023

139 vacancies

Master Book keeper & CRP

Age Limit

Minimum Age

18 years

Age Relaxation is applicable in accordance with the rules.

Important Dates

The online application starts on	15-02-2023
Last date for application	01-03-2023 (by 05:30 pm)

Eligibility

• Applicant must have 10th Class/12th Class

Vacancy Details

No	Name of the Post	No of Vacancy
1	Master Book keeper	09
2	CRP	130

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About Jai Maa Laxmi Block Level Federation Sundargarh Recruitment 2023 – 139 Master Book keeper & CRP Apply Online for Best Indian Government Jobs

Since the merger of the princely states in 1948, the two princely states of Gangapur and Bonai have formed today’s Sundargarh district. The district would have included the area of ​​South Kosala in ancient times. However, opinions differ as to the origin of the ruling family. But these ancient states were once under the suzerainty of Sambalpur which was part of the domain of Marhata Rajas of Nagpur.

They were ceded to the British government in 1803 by Chief Marhat R. Aghuji Bhonsla of Nagpur under the Treaty of Deogaon.But they were returned to him by special lien in 1806. In 1826 they were finally handed over. In 1905 they passed from control of the Chhotanagur to the Commissioner of Odisha and a separate political agent was appointed. Geographically, the district is not a compact entity and consists of very diverse areas of a vast and fairly open country dotted with isolated peaks, inaccessible forests, river valleys and mountainous terrain.

In general, it is a hilly plateau of varying elevation, dotted with rugged ridges and cut by torrents and the Ib and Brahmani rivers.The general slope of the district is north to south. An open and well-cultivated plain stretches along the valley of the river Ib, especially in the south. The remainder of the Sadar sub-area consists of rolling plateaux averaging about 700 feet in elevation, interspersed here and there with hills and peaks rising to about 2000 feet in the easternmost areas as far south as Hemgiri P.S. to the north there is a gradual climb to the Chhotanagur plateau.

The part occupied by the Bonai subdivision in the southeast includes rugged forests and hills dotted with gorges and mountain passes, as well as the narrow valley of the Brahmani river and its tributaries. During the rainy season, the torrents of mountain streams cut off communications for a short time. The eastern and western parts of the Brahmani valley are filled with high mountain ranges, Pi.) Chheliatoka (3,331 feet) and Bichakani (2,964 feet) to the east. The last mound has gained importance as it contains millions of tons of iron ore used in the Rourkela smelter.

The area of ​​the Sundargah and Panposh subdivisions, which includes the former states of Ganagpur, is about 700 feet.The Bonai subdivision, which includes the former state of Bonai, is approximately 800 feet above sea level. The forests of the district are of the north tropical dry deciduous type and contain primarily Sal, Assan, and Kurum. The eastern half of Bonai and Rajagangapur has better vegetation.The forest area is mainly dotted with rich mineral deposits such as iron ore, manganese, limestone, lead; also forest products such as bamboo, timber and kendu leaves destined for export. The neighborhood was a very inaccessible strip with no proper communications.

The tribesmen who inhabited the area made their living mainly by transporting crops, which led to the denudation of the forest. The forest covers an area of ​​3534.92 km2, of which 2664.64 sq. kms. under reserved forest and 612.07 sq.kms.under a protected forest. The forests belong to the dry deciduous trees of the northern tropics. Sal is the dominant species.

The eastern half of Bonai contains higher quality vegetation. There are many historical places in Sundargarh district like Rourkela, Vedavyas, Manikmoda, Mandira Dam, Ghogar, Khandadhar, Bangirposi etc which are important historical places in the district.The county is in the northwest of the state. It borders on the north with the state of Jharkhand, on the south with the districts of Jharsuguda, Sambalpur and Deogarh, on the east and north-east with the districts of Keonjhar and Pashimi Singhbhum as far as Odisha and Jharkhand, on the west and north-west with Raigarh districts in Chhatisgarh.

The district lies between latitudes 21 degrees 35’N and 22 degrees 32’N and between longitudes 83 degrees 32’E and 85 degrees 22’E. The area of ​​the district is 9712 km2 km.The District Headquarters is in Sundargarh.

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