DDMP - East Khasi Hills

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Shillong is well connected with other parts of the state by motorable roads. Similarly, all theblock headquarters in the district are also connected by roads. However, the villages in the interiorareas are poorly connected and transport services are inadequate.Infrastructure in the District:Name of theBlockPDS –Retailer/SK OilPost Office/BOPolice Station/OPC.H.CP.H.C.DispensaryShillongCity28/9 10/2 9 ‐ ‐ 2Shella‐ 1 4/19 4 2 5 ‐BholaganjMawphlang 7/2 1/16 1 1 2 ‐Pynursla 4/1 1/14 1 1 2 ‐Mawryngkneng6/1 1/11 2 ‐ 3 ‐Mawsynra 7/1 2/15 2 1 2 ‐mKhatarshno 1/1 ‐ ‐ ‐ 3 ‐ng‐LaitkrohMawkynre 2/1 2/6 ‐ ‐ 2 ‐wMylliem 6/2 13/15 6 1 3 3LP/UPEducational InstitutionSec H.Sec College/others152 48 28 22219 12 3 1378 18 3 1239 14 1 ‐224 20 3 ‐294 17 5 1168 4 2 ‐227 5 1 ‐386 86 13 7LivestockInstitutions/Centres/Cottage Industries3 322 115 673 2923 435 2511 604 514 189The data for Cottage Industries is of those registered in 2008‐2009 & 2009‐2010.2.13 INDUSTRIESThe statistical records show that only 2.4 % of the working population of the State is engagedin industries. Meghalaya, as a whole, though rich in minerals, forest and agricultural resources, is oneof the industrially backward states of our country.The main causes of industrial backwardness are both of geographical and non‐ geographicalorigin. Among geographical factors are included the availability of raw materials, power resources,labour, markets, land and water supply, transport facility and climate. Among non‐ geographicalDistrict Disaster Management Plan, East Khasi Hills District Page 14
factors mention may be made of capital, Government policies, industrial inertia, organization andbanking facilities. It is only during recent years that the Government and some individuals have comeforward to establish and develop certain industries.Classification of Industries:(a) Large Scale Industries: Includes the cement factory at Mawmluh, near Cherrapunjeeestablished in 1955 by the then Government of Assam.(b) Medium Scale Industries: Includes factories like saw mills, motor work shops,engineering printing presses, rice mills, flour mills and fruit preservation units.(c) Small Scale Industries and Cottage Industries: Includes sericulture and weaving, cane andbamboo works, pottery, black‐smithy, soap making, carpentry and bee‐keeping.Tourism is also an important industry. Apart from developing national and internationalgoodwill, it also helps in the economic development of the state.2.14. ROAD NETWORK AND COMMUNICATION CONNECTIVITYSTATEMENT OF ROAD CONNECTIVITY IN EAST KHASI HILLS DISTRICT, SHILLONGSl.No Category Blacktoppedin kmGraveledin kmKutcha in km Total Lengthin km1 National Highway (NH) 222.410 ‐ ‐ 222.4102 State Highway (SH) 151.300 ‐ ‐ 151.3003 Major District Roads 240.940 29.58 37.12 307.64(MDR)4 Other District Roads 202.562 34.206 56.438 293.206(ODR)5 Village Roads 70.472 3.447 0.736 74.6556 PMGSY Road ‐ ‐ ‐ 49.130Blacktoppedin kmCC Road CCFootpathBriddlePath7 Urban Roads 196.361 3.255 ‐ 2.706 202.322Total 1300.6632.15 POWER STATIONS AND ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONSDistrict Disaster Management Plan, East Khasi Hills District Page 15
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12 Shri.I.R.Gatphoh Chief Engineer,
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6 Meghalaya Transport Corporation 2
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Annexure 9: List of CHCs/PHCs/Dispe
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16 Mawprem J.P.Agarwala17 B.K.J.P18
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8 M/S Delite Pharmacy, Police Bazar
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58 M/S Sai Medical Centre, Jail Roa
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14 M/S Health Care MedicalStore, As
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83 Shri R. Sharailut Kharshandi Law
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