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DDO CODE NAME OF THE DDO Email - Id Ph.No Land phone 1 02012602001 PA TO EE [email protected] 9491049218 0891-2558365 2 02012602002 DEE [email protected] 9440818250 3 02012602003 DEE - 9440818253 4 02012602006 DY.SE [email protected] 9440818155 0891-255365 5 02012602007 EE Quality control Division [email protected] 9440818260 0891-2559673 6 02012602008 EE R & B ,ELECTRICAL DIVISION [email protected] 9440818121 7 02010704001 Asst.Director(FAC) [email protected] 8498082153 08912504607 8 02011006001 ZillaSainikWelfare Officer [email protected] 9848190308 08912706511 9 02012702001 Project Director(FAC) pdvizag@gmail,com 9440814575 08912706156 10 02012702002 Medicalofficer [email protected] 9949823242 08912562853 11 02012702003 CDPO [email protected] 9491051552 08912562853 12 02012702004 CDPO [email protected] 9440814577 08912724577 13 02012702005 CDPO(FAC) [email protected] 9491051552 08912562853 14 02012702006 RegionalDeputyDirector [email protected] 9440814578 08912562384 15 02012702007 CDPO(FAC) [email protected] 9440814577 08912724577 16 02012702008 CDPO [email protected] 9491051550 08912769526 17 02012703002 Principal [email protected] 9000013636 08912798374 18 02012704001 Superintendent [email protected] 9100045411 No 19 02012704002 Superintendent [email protected] 9100045410 No 20 02012704003 Dist Probhtion Officer Gr-I [email protected] 9100045426 No 21 02012704004 Regional Inspector of Probhation [email protected] 9100045418 No 22 02012704005 Superintendent GSHB Vsp [email protected] 9502605736 No 23 02012704006 Superintendent [email protected] 9100045413 08912731585 24 02012703001 Asst.Director [email protected] 9000013610 08912562585 25 02012402002 Asst. Accounts Officer [email protected] 9441368376 2551001 26 02012402005 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9959591122 27 02012402006 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9346599823 28 02012402007 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9246505779 29 02012402008 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9010933965 30 02012402009 Hostel Welfare Officer 9247752921 31 02012402010 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9247971888 32 02012402011 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9666969709 33 02012402013 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9248403202 34 02012402014 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9440316490 35 02012402015 Hostel Welfare Officer 7702970876 36 02012402018 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9866000035 37 02012402012 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9849828005 38 02012402023 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9246505779 39 02012402024 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9440190552 40 02012402025 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9505841210 41 02012402026 Hostel Welfare Officer 9154879173 42 02012402027 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9010933965 43 02012402028 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 8008735861 44 02012402029 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 7702895378 45 02012402030 Hostel Welfare Officer 9704007033 46 02012402021 Hostel Welfare Officer [email protected] 9666969709 47 02012402019 SUPERINTENDENT [email protected] 9441247005 48 02012402001 Asst. Social Welfare Officer [email protected] 9618788622 49 02012402022 Asst. Social Welfare Officer [email protected] 9618788655 50 02012501002 DEPUTY DIRECTOR(BCW) dbcwo [email protected] 9849908724 51 02012501023 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 9885159665 52 0212501018 HOSTEL WELFARE OFFFICER [email protected] 9246745566 53 02012501023 HOSTEL WELFARE OFFFICER [email protected] 9885159665 54 02012501008 HOSTEL WELFARE OFFFICER [email protected] 9440319882 55 02012501009 HOSTEL WELFARE OFFFICER [email protected] 8985647441 56 02012501026 HOSTEL WELFARE OFFICER [email protected] 9701399963 57 02012501013 HOSTEL WELFARE OFFICER [email protected] 9493390663 58 02012501014 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 7207287205 59 02012501014 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 7207287205 60 02012501016 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 8522894569 61 02012501011 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 9866482004 62 02012501021 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 9866062122 63 '02012501019 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 9866062122 64 02012501020 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 8978089888 65 02012501022 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 8978089888 66 02012501010 HOSELWELFARE OFFICER [email protected] 9989458416 67 0212501007 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 9849350431 68 02012501005 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 9963790775 69 02012501012 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 7416624843 70 02012501017 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 9949039360 71 02012501024 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER [email protected] 7416624843 72 02012501025 ASST.BCWELFARE OFFICER [email protected] 9849912051 73 02012501003 ASST.BCWELFARE OFFICER [email protected] 8500936982 74 02012501004 ASST.BCWELFARE OFFICER [email protected] 9866482004 75 02012403004 PATOSE(TW)VSP [email protected] 9440912838 2783210 76 02012403002 ASST.BCWELFARE OFFICER [email protected] 9441674115 77 02011603054 SPLSESSION JUDGE [email protected] 9290009892 78 02011603032 III METRO POLITANMEGISTRATE _ 8897261958 DISRICT MINARITY WELFARE 79 02011901001 OFFICER [email protected] 9963478961 80 02011304001 ASST.DIR.SERICULTURE [email protected] 9949358993 PRL.REGIONAL PREEXAMINATION 81 02012403005 TRG CENTRAL [email protected] 9440803577 82 02012403012 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER 83 02012403013 HOSTELWELFAREOFFFICER 84 02012403009 HOSTEL Welfare Officer 85 02012403008 HOSTEL WELFARE OFFICER 86 02012403015 HOSTEL WELFARE OFFICER 87 02012303001 DC(CT), VSP [email protected] 9949992389 88 02012303003 CTO CHINAWALTAIR [email protected] 9949995187 89 02012303004 CTO, DABAGARDENS cto_dbgn @apct.gov.in 8008101277 0891-2702738 90 02012303005 CTO, DWARAKANAGAR [email protected] 9949822658 91 02012303007 CTO, GAJUWAKA [email protected] 9949992599 92 02012303006 CTO, KURUPAM MARKET [email protected] 9908460909 93 02012303016 CTO, STEEL PLANT [email protected] 8008801292 94 02012303008 CTO, SURYABAGH [email protected] 9949992387 95 02012303009 CHAIRMAN, STAT, VSP [email protected] - 0891-2550337 96 02012303010 SR, BEFORE APVAT, AT, VSP [email protected] 7893399668 0891-2736821 97 02012303002 ADC, (CT), VSP [email protected] 9959357772 0891-2705090 98 02010502001 ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR, VSP [email protected] 7382618534 0891-2720524 99 02010202015 Gazetted Office Manager [email protected] 9666205979 9666205979 100 02010202001 Deputy Director (AH) [email protected] 101 02010202003 Assistant Director (AH) [email protected] 9989932421 0891-2794381 102 02010202002 Assistant Director (AH) [email protected] 8374446212 0891-2551483 103 02010202005 Assistant Director (AH) [email protected] 0891-2754312 104 02010202006 Assistant Director (AH) [email protected] 9490344524 105 02010202004 Asst Director [email protected] 9989932830 106 02010202010 Vety Asst Surgeon [email protected] 8790996721 107 02010202007 Vety Asst Surgeon [email protected] 8790996757 108 02010202009 Vety Asst Surgeon [email protected] 0 109 02010202008 Vety Asst Surgeon [email protected] 0 110 02010202011 Vety Asst Surgeon [email protected] 8790996765 111 02010202019 Vety Asst Surgeon [email protected] 8790996755 112 02010202012 Vety Asst Surgeon [email protected] 8790996774 113 02011502009 Disrict Employment Officer[cl] [email protected] 8886882053 8912783358 114 02011502006 Deputy Director,Job Development [email protected] 8886882035 115 02011502003 Principal,Govt ITI [GIRLS] [email protected] 8886882163 8912558707 116 02011502004 Chairman cum presiding officer,LC 9440278119 8912750911 117 02011502001 Principal,Govt ITI[old] [email protected] 8886882160 118 02011502010 District Employment Officer [email protected] 8886882038 8912755484 119 02011502007 Regional Employment Officer [email protected] 8886882045 120 02011502011 District Employment Officer [email protected] 8886882056 121 02011502005 Deputy Director,RDD,RO [email protected] 8886882149 8912591384 122 02011502002 Principal,Govt ITI Steelcity [email protected] 8886882161 8912513387 123 02011506001 Joint Chief Inspector of factories [email protected] 9849921121 0891-0255094 124 02011506002 Inspector of factories-1 [email protected] 8978394276 0891-0255094 125 02011506003 Inspector of factories-11 [email protected] 8978394276 0891-0255094 126 02011506004 Asst.Inspector of factories [email protected] 9849553010 0891-0255094 127 02011505002 Inspector of Boilers [email protected] 7680073764 0891-2513139 128 02011505001 Dy.Chief Inspector of Boilers [email protected] 7680073756 0891-2517107 129 02011503002 Joint Commissioner of labour [email protected] 9492555015 130 02011503003 Dy. Commissioner of Labour [email protected] 9492555001 131 02011503005 Asst.Commissioner of Labour-1 [email protected] 9492555002 132 02011503006 Asst.Commissioner of Labour-11 [email protected] 9492555003 133 02011503007 Asst.Labour Office-1 [email protected] 9492555005 134 02011503008 Asst.Labour Officer-11 [email protected]
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