nstitutional Rehabilitation Grant Records – Brahmanpara Bhagaban H.E. School, Homna H.E.

Sub title : Certificates of Undertaking, Detailed Repair Estimates, Cover Letters, and Money Order Receipts from Schools in Tippera

Subject: School rehabilitation | Educational institutions | Building repairs | Furniture replacement | Grant applications

Date of publication: 1956

Language: English

Page: 238 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28625

Keyword: Brahmanpara Bhagaban H.E. School -- Homna H.E. School | Certificates of undertaking -- School rehabilitation -- Flood damage repairs -- Building reconstruction -- Furniture replacement | Earthwork -- Shawl wood -- Carpentry -- Screw bolts -- Benches -- Tables -- Chairs -- Blackboards -- Books | Money orders -- Tippera -- Comilla -- Brahmanpara

Abstract: This collection comprises certificates of undertaking, detailed repair estimates, cover letters, and money order receipts from multiple flood-affected schools in Tippera (now Comilla) district seeking rehabilitation grants from the Regional Flood Relief Committee. Documents include applications from Brahmanpara Bhagaban H.E. School (Rs. 800), Homna H.E. School (detailed 11-item estimate), and other institutions, with itemized calculations for earthwork, wood purchases, carpentry, screw bolts, furniture repairs, and replacement of benches, tables, chairs, blackboards, and books. Money order receipts and witness signature sections document the disbursement process.

Description: Multiple schools in Tippera district submit formal certificates of undertaking with detailed repair estimates. An institution with SL.No 229 submits a certificate for Rs. 600 (recorded as Rs. 800 in amount field) on 12 February 1956. Brahmanpara Bhagaban H.E. School provides a comprehensive performance statement for Rs. 800 on 8 February 1956 including 12,000 cubic feet of earthwork at Rs. 15 per 1,000 cubic feet, 30 cubic feet of Shawl wood for posts and beams at Rs. 12 per cubic foot, carpenter wages, screw bolts and nails, furniture repairs, and replacement of one high bench and six low benches lost during the flood. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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