(1) RTC DEVLI-1 19-12-2003 TO 30-11-2004 ( D-11/M-11/Y-00 )
(2) FBP FARAKKA 03-12-2004 TO 30-04-2008 ( D-27/M-04/Y-03 ) ( EL-05 DAY+BARACK JARNI-12DAY )
(3) NDRF(BN)ARAKKONAM 19-05-2008 TO 31-07-2014 (D-12/M-02/Y06 ) ( EL-11DAY+BARACK JARNI-12DAY )
(4) UTPS UKAI 25-08-2014 TO 31-12-2017 ( D-06/M-04/Y-03 ) ( EL-05DAY+BARACK JARNI-10DAY )
(5) JNPT SHEVA 16-01-2018 TO 19-03-2022
(6) JIO WORLD CENTER TD AND INDUCTION POSTING 19-03-2022 TO 25-03-2022
(6) JIO WORLD CENTRE 25-03-2022 TO
(1) CISF RTC DEOLI
POST - DEOLI BAZAR
TALUKA - TONK
DISTRICT - TONK
STATE - RAJASTHAN
PIN CODE - 304804
(2) CISF UNIT FBP FARAKKA
POST - KHEJURIAGHAT
TALUKA - BAISHNADNAGAR
DISTRICT - MALDA
STATE - WEST BENGAL
PIN CODE - 732127
(3) 4th BN. NDRF ARAKONAM
POST - SURAKSHA CAMPUS
DISTRICT - VELLORE
STATE - TAMILNADU
PIN CODE - 631152
(4) CISF UNIT UTPS UKAI
POST - UKAI DAM
TALUKA - SONGADH
DISTRICT - TAPI
STATE - GUJARAT
PIN CODE - 394680
(5) CISF UNIT JNPT SHEVA
POST - TOWNSHIP
TALUKA - URAN
DISTRICT - RAIGARH
DIVISION - NEW MUMBAI
STATE - MAHARASHTRA
PIN CODE - 400707
(1) CISF RTC DEOLI
POST - DEOLI BAZAR
TALUKA - TONK
DISTRICT - TONK
STATE - RAJASTHAN
PIN CODE - 304804
(2) CISF UNIT FBP FARAKKA
POST - KHEJURIAGHAT
TALUKA - BAISHNADNAGAR
DISTRICT - MALDA
STATE - WEST BENGAL
PIN CODE - 732127
(3) 4th BN. NDRF ARAKONAM
POST - SURAKSHA CAMPUS
DISTRICT - VELLORE
STATE - TAMILNADU
PIN CODE - 631152
(4) CISF UNIT UTPS UKAI
POST - UKAI DAM
TALUKA - SONGADH
DISTRICT - TAPI
STATE - GUJARAT
PIN CODE - 394680
(5) CISF UNIT JNPT SHEVA
POST - TOWNSHIP
TALUKA - URAN
DISTRICT - RAIGARH
DIVISION - NEW MUMBAI
STATE - MAHARASHTRA
PIN CODE - 400707
Mehndi Design Mehndi, also known as Mehandi, is a traditional art that involves painting hands, feet, or bodies with a paste of powdered dried henna leaves (Botanical name: Lawsonia inermis). The color of the henna is usually cherry-red or brown, but it can change depending on how long you leave it on and other factors. Sometimes essential oils, coffee, lemon, tea and other beverages are added to enhance the stain’s texture, smell, or help it linger. Mehndi originated in the Middle East, Northern Africa and more than 5,000 years ago. It is used in ritual, artistic and ceremonial purposes. Archeologists even discovered hennaed hands on mummies. This temporary, painless body art is becoming increasingly popular in the United States.
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