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List of Members of H.P. Rajput Kalyan Board :- **** LIST OF MEMBERS OF H.P. RAJPUT KALYAN BOARD :- Officials member of H.P. Rajput Kalyan Board 1 Hon’ble Social Justice & Empowerment Minister Vice Chairman 2 Chief Secretary to the Govt. of H.P Member 3 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (SJ&E) Member 4 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (Home) Member 5 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (Revenue) Member 6 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (UD) Member 7 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (RD) Member 8 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (Personnel) Member 9 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (Education) Member 10 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (Industries) Member 11 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (PWD) Member 12 ACS/Pr.Secretary/Secretary (IPH) Member 13 Spl. Secretary/Add.Secretary/Joint Member Secretary Secretary/Dy.Secretary/Under Secretary(GAD) **** Non-Officials member of H.P. Rajput Kalyan Board Sr. Name and Address Phone No. 1. Sh. Kaul Singh Thakur, Hon’ble Health, Revenue & Law Minister, HP Shimla-2. 2. Sh. Sohan Lal Thakur, Hon’ble Chief Parliamentary Secretary Panchayati Raj. 3. Sh. Rohit Thakur, Hon’ble Chief Parliamentary Secretary Agriculture 4. Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, VPO Nadaun , Distt. Hamirpur. 5. Smt. Asha Kumari , MLA , The Place. Distt. Chamba. 6. Sh. Karan Singh, MLA Roopi place Kullu. 175101 7. Sh. Bumber Thakur, MLA Bilaspur, Distt. Bilaspur 8. Sh. Anirudh Singh, MLA Kusampti, Distt. Shimla 9. Sh. Ravi Thakur, MLA Distt. Lahual & Spiti. 10. Sh. Rajinder Rana Ex.MLA Vice Chairman HP Deserter Management. 11. Sh. Balbir Singh Verma, MLA, Kothi No.4 B, Lane -7 Sector –I Phase-I near Siri Ram Hospital-9 12. Sh. Ram Lal Thakur, Chairman State Level Planning Dev. & 20 Point Programme Review Committee. 13. Maj. Vijai Singh Mankotia, S/o Thakur Onkar Singh, Om Mahal, PO 01892232236, Tiara , Distt. Kangra (HP) 176214 9816899129 Former Minister, Om Bhawan , VPO Tiara, Kangra. 14. Smt. Anita Verma, Ex-MLA R/o House No. 69/2 ward No.1 Heera Nagar, Hamirpur. 177001 15. Sh. Kuldeep Pathaina, S/o Sh. Baldev Singh Pathania, Vill. Challara, 9418010436 PO Sihunta, Distt. Chamba (H.P.) Chairman, HP State Pollution Control Board. 16. Sh. Ajay Bahadur, Chairman, HIMFED Vicktory Tunnel,.Shimla-3 17. Sh. Kush Parmar, Ex-MLA Gautam Niwas, Kaccha Tank, Nahan , Distt. Sirmour. 18. Sh. Raghubir Singh, Ex-MLA Vill. Bargut, PO Mooling, Tehsil Keylong.175132 19. Sh. Kewal Singh Pathania, S/o Late Sh. Karam Singh Pathania, VPO 9418034500 Rait, Tehsil Shahpur, Distt. Kangra . Vice Chairman, HP State Forests Dev. Corporation. 20. Sh. Subhash Manglate, Chairman,HP State Agriculture Marketing Board, Khalini, Shimla 21. Sh. Jagdish Chand Sapehia, Chairman , KCC Bank Ltd. 9816315666 Dharamshala.(S/0 Late Sub. Suba Singh Sapehia, Vill. Jagrup Nagar, PO Alampur, Tehsil Jaisinghpur, Distt. Kangra 176082 22. Sh. Harshwardhan Chauhan, S/o Late Sh. Guman Singh , Vill. Kando Cheog, PO Jamna, Tehsil Paonta Sahib, Distt. Sirmour. 173025 23. Sh. Ramesh Thakur, Chairman , APMC Solan Distt. Solan. 173212 24. Sh. Ramesh Chauhan, VPO Kumarhatti, Tehsil Kasauli, Distt. Solan. 173229 25. Sh. Harinder Sen, Chairman, APMC Mandi, Distt. Mandi. 26. Sh. Mohinder Stan, Chairman, APMC Shimla-Kinnaur.Dhali, Shimla- 12. 27. Sh. Geeta Ram Thakur, Chairman, APMC Sirmour , Distt. Sirmour. ---- 28. Sh. Harish Janarth, Ex-Dy-Mayor, Mudit Niwas Sanjauli, Shimla- 171006. 29. Smt. Tara Thakur, Vill. Khanukhali, PO Shankerdehra, Tehsil Thunag, Distt. Mandi.175048 30. Sh. Puran Chand Thakur VPO Katindi Teh & Distt. Mandi. 175001 31. Sh. Vikram Katoch , Kangra. 32. Sh. Arun Sen, VPO Kuthar, Distt. Solan 173206 33. Sh. Prithvi Vikram Sen, S/o Late Raja Hitender Sen, Keonthal Complex, Khalini, Shimla.171002. 34. Sh. Yashwant Chhajta S/o Lt. Sh. Salig Ram Chhajta, Chhajta Niwas, Jubbal Distt. Shimla. 171205 35. Sh. Kehar Singh Khachi, Khachi Palace, Kailash Colony , Dhailli, Shimla-171012 36. Sh. Dikken Rana , VPO Gaagal , Distt. Mandi. -175006 37. Col. S.C.Parmar (Retd) S/o Late Sh. Partap Singh R/o Vill Surajpur,PO 9805880406 Dhaliara, Tehsil Dehra , Distt. Kangra. 177103 38. Sh. Kuldeep Singh Thakur S/o Late Sh. Kanshi Ram Thakur R/o Vill. 9882364855 Maned PO Chetru Tehsil Dharamshala Distt. Kangra. 176215 39. Sh. Kalyan Singh Thakur S/o Sh. Birbal Singh R/o Dhabomb Charri, Tehsil Shahpur, Distt. Kangra. 176217 40. Sh. Dharam Vir Singh Rana S/o Sh. Lauhri Singh Rana, R/o Rana 9816113663 Niwas, Ram Chouk, Ghuggar, PO & Tehsil Palampur, Distt. Kangra. 176061 41. Sh. Kuldeep Singh Jaggi S/o Late Sh. Kali Dass Jaggi R/o Kachhal 9418286535 Jaggian Tehsil Jaisinghpur Distt. Kangra.176095 42. Smt. Neema Pathania W/o Late Sh. B.S.Pathania, Advocate,# 01892265093, 2881/9, Himprastha, Near Rajput Sabha Bhawan, Kangra 176001 9816319533 43. Brig. YS Guleria(Retd) S/o Sh. Shakti Singh Guleria R/o Vill. Dehri PO Harsar Tehsil Jawali Distt. Kangra 176024 44. Sh. Karan Singh Pathania, Vill & PO Indora , Tehsil Indora , Distt. Kangra.176401 45. Col. MS Parmar Retd. VPO Jalari Tehsil Nadaun, Distt. Hamirpur. 177042 46. Sh. Yashvir Singh Patial S/o Sh. Bachittar Singh Vill. Samaila PO Maharal Tehsil Barsar Distt. Hamirpur. 176049 47. Sh. Purshottam Thakur S/o Late Sh. P. R. Thakur, R/o Raj Kuteer 01972223419, H.No. 84, Ward No. 3 Partap Nagar, Hamirpur, Distt. 9418023419 Hamirpur.177001 48. Col. MK Mandyal Retd. R/o Tungal House Mandi, Distt. Mandi.175001 49. Dr. R.S.Kishtwaria S/o Sh. Prem Singh Kistwaria R/o Raavi Cottage Hardaspura (Near DSP Kothi) Distt. Chamba. 176318 50. Sh. Kamal Kumar Thakur Vill. Barangal PO Bhalie, Distt. Chamba. 176308 51. Sh. Uttam Singh Chambial VPO Chowari, Tehsil Bhatiyat Distt. Chamba. 176302 52. Sh. S.S. Pathania(Retd.) VPO Kandwal, Tehsil Nurpur, Distt. Kangra. 176202 53. Sh. CD Rana VPO Peersaluhi Tehsil Dehra Distt. Kangra. 177034 54. Sh. 9805727235 Thakur S/o Sh. Sagar Chand Ex-Chairman BDC, VPO Bhanjraru, Tehsil Churah, Distt. Chamba.176316 55. Sh. Akshay Kumar, Ex-Pradhan, S/O Sh. Roshan Lal, Vill. Lakra, PO 9805462570 Bandla via Mehla, Tehsil & Distt. Chamba. 176311 56. Sh. Tej Singh Jasrotia, Mohalla Surara , Chamba, HP 176310 57. Sh. Dharam Singh Pathania, Vice Chairman BDC Salooni, VPO Kihar, Tehsil Salooni, Distt. Chamba.176320 58. Sh. Gandharv Singh, Ex-MLA Vill. Sandhar PO Sudhli, Tehsil Dalhousie, Distt. Chamba. 176319 59. Sh. Sandesh Dhadwal Vill. Kamnala, PO Jassore, Tehsil Nurpur, Distt.Kangra. 176201 60. Sh. Bhupal Katoch S/o Sh. Anant Singh VPO Indora, Tehsil Indora, 01893241328, Distt. Kangra. 176401 9459069766 61. Capt. Inder Singh VPO Chhatter Tehsil Nurpur Distt. Kangra.176202 62. Sh. Rashpal Singh, Member BDC, S/o Sh. Bajar Singh Vill. Bagroor, 9816488226 PO & Tehsil Jawali Distt. Kangra.176023 63. Sh. Naveen Verma, VPO Khabli, Tehsil Dehra, Distt. Kangra.177101 64. Sh. Karan Guleria, S/o Late Sh. Hari Chand VPO Darkata, Tehsil 9816279834 Dehra Distt. Kangra. 176029 65. Thakur Puran Singh, S/o Sh. Rasal Singh Thakur, Vill Dooki PO Seul , 9816644521, Tehsil Jaswan, Distt. Kangra.177112 9418747521 66. Sh. Nanak Chand Rana Ex-Pardhan Vill. Pukhru, PO Lagru Tehsil Khundian, Distt. Kangra. 176030 67. Sh. Suresh Thakur Up Pardhan GP Tatehal, Tehsil Palampur, Distt. Kangra . 176061 68. Sh. Arun Singh Rana, VPO Bhattu, Tehsil Palampur Distt. Kangra.176061 69. Sh. Kultar Singh Rana, S/o Late Sh. Ami Chand Rana, Village Ambari, 9816438505 P.O. Malan. Tehsil Nagrota Bagwan, Distt. Kangra.176047 70. Sh. Multan Singh Thakur S/o Late Sh. Megh Singh, VPO Samirpur 9805498500 Khas, Tehsil & Distt. Kangra. 71. Sh. Karnail Singh Mankotia S/o Sh. Nater Singh Manlotia Vill. Trembla PO Meharna Tehsil & Distt. Kangra. 176002 72. Sh. Surinder Thakur, Pradhan GP Bhatechh, VPO Bhatechh, Tehsil Shahpur Distt. Kangra.176206 73. Col. YS Rana(Retd.) S/o Late Thakur Ranjit Singh Rana R/o Sheela 9418088110 Chowk Tehsil Dharamshala Distt. Kangra.176215 74. Thakur Rajinder Singh VPO Khalet Tehsil Palampur, Distt. Kangra.176061 75. Sh. Krishan Kumar VPO Merh Tehsil Baijnath Distt. Kangra.176125 76. Sh. Rajesh Rana, S/o Sh. Bharat Chand, Village Upper Mahakaal, 9418067570 Post Office Mahakaal, Tehsil Baijnath Distt. Kangra.176125 77. Sh. Dhyan Singh Thakur S/o Mehar Singh Vill. Kain PO Tindi, 9459657009 SubTehsil Udaipur Distt. Lahaul Spiti. 175142 78. Sh. Tek Chand S/o Sh. Pritam Chand Vill. Old Manali PO Manali , ----- Distt. Kullu.175131 79. Sh. Dot Ram Rana , S/o Sh. Jagar Nath Rana, Vill. Seogi PO Bari Tehsil 9817356451 & Distt. Kullu. 80. Sh. Tedhi Singh Negi Vill. Sharan PO Chalon Tehsil Banjar, Distt. 9418135901 Kullu.175123 81. Sh. Dil Sukh Thakur, Advocate S/o Late Sh Devi Ram Thakur, Vill. ---- Brow PO Rampur, Tehsil Nirmand, Distt. Kullu.172001 82. Sh. Budhi Singh Thakur, Vill. Kaneri PO Marothi Tehsil Karsog, Distt. Mandi.171304 83. Sh. K.S. Jamwal, S/o Late Sh.Basant Singh Jamwal, R/o H.No. 251/3, 01907-266032, Rasmai PO Sundernager-I Tehsil Sundernagar, Distt. Mandi.174402 9816103312 84. Sh. Tek Chand Thakur, Ex-Pradhan S/o Sh. Parwatu Ram VPO Shalla 9882415400 Tehsil Chahiot, Distt. Mandi. 175028 85. Sh. Hem Singh Thakur Vill. Bajoun PO Lamba Thach Tehsil Thunag, Distt. Mandi.175048 86. Sh. Chander Shekher Thakur VPO Bijni, Tehsil Sadar, Distt. Mandi.175001 87. Sh. Kali Dass Palsara, Pardhan S/o Late Sh. Nota Ram VPO Langna 9816515166 Tehsil Jogindernagar, Distt. Mandi.176120 88. Sh. Prem Singh Thakur S/o Late Sh. Jai Ram, Vill. Kothi PO Cholthara, 9418944455, Tehsil Sarkaghat, Distt. Mandi. 175037 01905252038 89. Sh. Ganga Ram Thakur S/o Late Sh. Ram Singh VPO Tarnoh, Tehsil 9418280176, Kotli Distt. Mandi.175001 01905285576 90. Sh. Uttam Ram Thakur , Vill. Chahri PO Riwalsar Tehsil Sadar Distt. Mandi.175023 91. Sh. Yog Raj Thakur S/o Sh. Sita Ram Thakur VPO & Tehsil Baldwar 9805112467 Mandi. 175033 92. Sh. Rakesh Dogra,S/o Sh. Harnam Singh Vill. Dhanwan, PO Dera 9418683636 Parol, Tehsil Bhoranj Distt.
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