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88 Detail of District Malakand Suspended Npos Accounts S. No. Name of Organization Malakand Registration & Date Bank A/C N GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA DIRECTORATE OF SOCIAL WELFARE, SPECIAL EDUCATION & WOMEN EMPOWERMENT, KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, OPP: ISLAMIA COLLEGE GATE, JAMRUD ROAD, PESHAWAR. Detail of District Malakand suspended NPOs accounts S. No. Name of organization Malakand Registration & date Bank A/C No 1 Sikandar Welfare Organization DSW/2647.dt ABL Sakh Kot 25/9/2006 0110025822 2 Awami Khar Khegara DSW/2860 dt NBP 1555-6 15/3/2009 3 Islahi falahi Tanzeem DSW/2282 dt NBP 1504-3 12/2/2004 4 Hamdard falahi Tanzeem DSW/1361 dt HBL CD 371-34 07/3/2002 5 Read welfare Org DSW/2725 dt HBL 8286-2 16/2/2007 6 Malakand Blood Donors Org: DSW/528 dt Not Provided 10/2/1991 7 Al Khedmat Welfae Society Malakand 2342 dt 05/7/2005 NBP Dargai 1918-3 8 Pegham Welfare Society 773 dt 21/12/1993 NBP Thana 840-9 9 Malakand Development org Dsw/2511 dt 07/11/ NBP Dargai 2050-9 HBL 0480-00098362-01 10 Mashal Falahi Tanzeem DSW/2536 dt HBL 2114-55 08/12/2003 11 National Welfare organization DSW/2544 dt NBP Dargai 1924-5 28/2/2006 12 Vista Development organization DSW/2737 dt HBL 9771-6 30/3/2007 13 education Welfare Organization DSW/2763 dt UBL Dargai 010-1257-6 30/5/2007 14 FalahiTanzeemNawjawanan Not Provided 15 Women Awareness & Improvement Society NBP Thana 1501-6 16 FalahiIdaraMasshal. Not Provided 17 International Human Rights Organization NBP 554-1 18 Earth Development MCB Batkhela 030801010021941 19 Al-Bilal FalahiTanzeem. Not Provided 20 Sada Welfare Organization NBP Dargai 1958-4 21 Al-FarooqFalahiIdara, HBL 201-67 22 Falahi Tanzeem Nowjawanan. NBP Dargai 3114 23 Jehan Organization. NBP 1690-0 24 Healt& Nutrition Dev: Society (HAND) Not Provided 88 25 Afaq Welfare Organization. NBP 603-2 26 Islahi Anjuman. Not Provided 27 Tanzeem Anjuman Falah, Khidmat Khalaq. Not Provided 28 Roshni Welfare Organization, ABL Sakha Kot CD-1027 29 Shahkar Welfare Organization. Not Provided 30 Hero Welfare Organization. HBL 1670-05 31 Malakand Social Welfare Society. Not Provided 32 Community Empowerment & Development. Not Provided 33 AnjumanBehboodNawjawanan. NBP (3A/Cs) i. 832 ii. 782 iii. 871 34 BACAN Welfare Organization ABL 1222 35 Ranra Welfare Organization NBP 427 36 FazhullahShaheedIslahiAnjuman. MCB Batkhela 30802010040863 37 Malakand Welfare Movement. NBP Sakha Kot 1651-7 38 TB Association UBL Batkhela 180801005171 39 Youth/DAWN Welfare Organization. ABL Dargai 1221 40 ZalandFalahiTanzeem. NBP Main Branch Batkhela 2339-5 41 FalahiTanzeem. NBP 1359-3 42 Green Hand Dev; Organization. HBL Dargai 2213-37 43 SalgaroFalahiTanzeem. ABL Dargai 2758 44 MarstialLikwal (MAL). NBP Batkhela 1768-2 45 Al-Noor Social Welfare Organization Not Provided 46 BentiMalakand Welfare Organization NBP Batkhela 4265-23 47 Ansaar Welfare Organization ABL Batkhela 3218 48 Education & Society Research Fourm. Not Provided 49 Shining Welfare Organization. MCB 1563 50 Women Awareness & Improvement. Not Provided 51 Malakand Community Development Not Provided Organization (MCDO) 52 Ojala Women Development Organization. HBL Sakha Kot 4830-5 53 Local Support Organization: Not Provided 54 FalahiTanzeemHaibatGram,Village&po Village NBP 14755 &p.oHaibat gram 55 Diabetic Association Batkhela. Not Provided 88 56 Friends Citizen Welfare Society Malakand. Not Provided 57 District Coordination Council,Malakand. MCB 030801010014523 58 Malakand Rural Dev: Network Dargai. Not Provided 59 Shaheen Welfare &Dev:Orga:Dargai. ZBTL Dargai RBA-058 60 Citizen Right Protection Committee,Thana. Not Provided 61 Society for Health :& Neutron Dev:Dargai.. Not Provided 62 Society Development Organization Main Bazar Not Provided Dargai,Malakand. 63 Badraga Welfare Dev:Organ:Ghawar Kale. NBP 2123-5 64 HeryanKot Welfare Organization &Dev:Society Not Provided HeryanKot.. 65 Wartir Welfare HBL Dargai 7900566303 &Dev:OrganizatonWartirTEhsilDargai,Malakand. 66 FalahiTanzeemOlasiKhairGhegara, Not Provided DehariAllahdand Tehsil Batkhela.Mkd:. 67 Benazir Welfare Organization,Village &p.o NBP Main Branch Batkhela,Malakand. Batkhela 3699-0 68 SkhakotBandajat Welfare Organization, Agriculture Dev: Bank Haleem Market Sakhakot,Malakand. RBA-56 69 Anjuman Bari SamajiBehbood,Tarriqi, Not Provided Village Maizara Tehsil Batkhela. 70 Ihsas Welfare Organization Village HBL Dargai 0480- &p.oDargai,Malakand. 79002943-03 71 Itefaq Welfare Organization Village Not Provided GhariUsmaniKhel Tehsil Dargai,Malakand. 72 Safe Actionable Activity for Next Generation Not Provided AudultBatkhelaMalakand. 73 Local Support Net Work Dargai. Zari Taraqiati Bank RBA -50 74 Mainstay development Society(MDS) Not Provided 75 Social Organization for the Advancement of Not Provided Children Handicapped (SOACH) Dargai. 76 Society for Health & Environment Dev: Dargai. Not Provided 77 Khushal Welfare Organization Khar. Khushali Bank Malakand 0419020103816861 78 Deen-Wa-Dunia Welfare Organization Not Provided 79 Mirror Welfare Organization Not Provided 80 Young Blood Welfare Organization Dargai NBP Dargai 1362-4 81 Shaheen Welfare Organization Qaldara. Not Provided 82 National Rural Development Organization Not Provided VIDE THIS DIRECOTRATE ORDER NO.206-36 dated 01/11/2019 88 .
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