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List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl. N House/ Flat No. Name of Para/ Slum Name of family Head Son/ Daughter/ Wife of Survey ID No. o Ward No 28 1 296/1/H/10 MD. JALIL LATE ABDUL MAJID 176 R 2 296/1/H/4 LAL MAHAMMAD SK. NANKU 185 R 3 17/5/H/5 MOUMITA BAG DINESH BAG 140 R 4 17/2/H/18 ANNAPURNA GOSWAMI LATE MAHESH CH.GOSWAMI 134 R 5 1/1 DIPALI MIDHA BASU MIDHA 477 R 6 FARIDA BEGUM YUNIS 6480 7 NAJIA PARUEEN ABDUL JABBAR 6478 8 KHALID ANWAR A NAWAB 6476 9 SULTANA NAWAB MD YOUSUF 6475 10 ABDUL NAWAB ABDUL MAHEB 6473 11 MD ABBAS MD FEKU 6472 12 MD RIGULAN ABDUL JABBAR 6471 13 SALAM KHATOON MD MOJIB 6470 14 MD YUNIS A RAHIM 6479 15 258/15/H/1 ASHOK BISWAS GANESH BISWAS 1525 16 ANJUMAR ABDUL NAWAB 6474 17 3A/H/4 MD DULARA MD HANIF 6503 18 ZUNAID ALAM A WAHAB 6481 19 264/A SOVA DAS MANAS DAS 1242 20 3A/H/3 S K BABU S K BABU HUSAN 6499 21 3A/H/5 ISMAT ARA MD ISRAFIL 6490 22 SAHABNAM PARUEEN A RAHIM 6477 23 3A/H/6 ROSAN ARA MD MUSTAQUE AHMED 6487 24 AFTAB ALAM A WHABA 6483 25 AFSANA PARUEEN ZUNAIDALAM 6482 26 294/1/2 ANNA HALDAR MAMA HALDAR 4092 27 260/1 A P C ROAD KANU GHOSH LATE KHOGEN GHOSH 383 R 28 264 A P C ROAD DURGA KUMARI ROY KAILASH KUMAR ROY 936 R 29 264 A P C ROAD ANIL ROY LATE ATOYARI ROY 935 R 30 264 A P C ROAD GOPAL DAS RABI DAS 934 R 31 264 A P C ROAD UMESH DAS LATE MOHESH DAS 949 R 32 260/1 A P C ROAD BIJAY PAL LATE DUKHIRAM PAL 388 R 33 260/1 A P C ROAD DULAL DAS TINKORI DAS 380 R Reporting Format : List of BPL Households Page 335 of 904 ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl. N House/ Flat No. Name of Para/ Slum Name of family Head Son/ Daughter/ Wife of Survey ID No. o Ward No 28 34 260/1 A P C ROAD RABI BOSE LATE NEMAI BOSE 382 R 35 264 A P C ROAD RADHALAL SHAW LATE KUSUM SHAW 939 R 36 260/1 A P C ROAD SHANDHYA GHOSH LATE BASANTA GHOSH 384 R 37 260/1 A P C ROAD UTPAL GHOSH LATE BASANTA GHOSH 385 R 38 260/1 A P C ROAD AMIT PATRA LATE KASHIRAM PATRA 387 R 39 260/1 A P C ROAD MANTU MALLICK LATE JOGESHWAR MALLICK 389 R 40 260/1 A P C ROAD KHOKAN DAS TINKORI DAS 381 R 41 264 A P C ROAD RATAN DAS PRASADI DAS 946 R 42 295/2J A P C ROAD ASMA BEGUM SHOHIL AHMED 906 R 43 295/2G A P C ROAD MAHBOOB ALAM MAHFOOZ ALAM 905 R 44 295/2J A P C ROAD DANEYAL KHURSHID LATE AMINUL KHURSHID 904 R 45 264 A P C ROAD BISHU DAS LATE BATAHARI DAS 947 R 46 264 A P C ROAD GOSTHA SANTRA LATE BHUSHAN SANTRA 953 R 47 295/2G A P C ROAD BIBI MUNNI (MUNNI BIBI) LATE MAQSOOD ALAM 168 R 48 264 A P C ROAD SAILENDRA YADAV SUKHDEV YADAV 937 R 49 264 A P C ROAD BINOY DAS MAHESH DAS 948 R 50 264 A P C ROAD MADAN SINGH LATE CHANDU SINGH 938 R 51 264 A P C ROAD NOGESWER YADAV MAHENDRA YADAV 945 R 52 264 A P C ROAD OMPRAKASH DAS LATE MOHESH DAS 944 R 53 264 A P C ROAD UMESH PASWAN LALAN PASWAN 942 R 54 264 A P C ROAD DURGA PRASAD SHAW KISHAN SHAW 941 R 55 264 A P C ROAD RADHA DEVI DASRATH DAS 940 R 56 260/1 A P C ROAD BHARATI BOSE LATE BIJAY BOSE 386 R 57 264 A P C ROAD CHAMPA DAS LATE RAM CHANDRA DAS 951 R 58 295/5/2 A P C ROAD RAZIA BEGUM MAHMOOD ALAM 174 R 59 296/1/H/6 A P C ROAD MD. SHAHADAT HUSSAIN MD. JAMALUDDIN 1132 R 60 296/1/H/2 A P C ROAD ADIBA AKIL MD. AKIL 181 R 61 264/H/6 A P C ROAD CHHABI MAJUMDAR HIMANGSHU MAJUMDER 186 R 62 296/1/H/2 A P C ROAD IRFAN KHURSHID ALAM 179 R 63 296/1 A P C ROAD MD. AMIN MD. ASGAR 178 R 64 263/1 A P C ROAD GITA ROY LATE ASHUTOSHROY 1216 R 65 295/2S A P C ROAD FARIDA BEGUM ANWAR HUSSAIN 175 R 66 295/2J A P C ROAD ASMA BEGUM SAKIL AHMED 166 R Reporting Format : List of BPL Households Page 336 of 904 ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl. N House/ Flat No. Name of Para/ Slum Name of family Head Son/ Daughter/ Wife of Survey ID No. o Ward No 28 67 295/5/2 A P C ROAD TARA BEGUM MD.RAJU 173 R 68 295/2N/1A A P C ROAD RAMU MALLIK LATE NANDU MALLIK 172 R 69 295/2G A P C ROAD MD.YUNUS LATE GULAM RASUL 167 R 70 295/2N/1A A P C ROAD RAJU MALLIK LATE NANDU MALLIK 171 R 71 295/1 A P C ROAD CHANDA DEBI NAKUL DAS 169 R 72 296/1/H/2 A P C ROAD SHAHZADI BEGUM MD. ASLAM 183 R 73 296/1/H/2 A P C ROAD MD. DASNISH MD.JAWED 177 R 74 263/1 A P C ROAD RENUDEBI PODDER LATE MUNNA PODDER 1209 R 75 295/2J A P C ROAD HIMA PARVEZ LATE ASLAM PARVEZ 1102 R 76 264 A P C ROAD ASHOK MALLICK LATE NIRANJAN MALLICK 954 R 77 295/2J A P C ROAD MD. NASIM MD. SAHBUDDIN 1099 R 78 297/1/H/4 A P C ROAD ANWAR HOSSAIN LATE ATAUR HUSSAIN 1056 R 79 B/264/H/2 A P C ROAD RAM AVATAR SHAW LATE RAMBHAROSHA SHAW 188 R 80 296/1 A P C ROAD MD. SABIR LATE MANSOOR ALAM 184 R 81 295/2J A P C ROAD AINUL ABEDIN LATE SAHEBJAN 165 R 82 A P C ROAD MD.YASIN LATE BUDDHU MIYAN 896 R 83 263/1 A P C ROAD NIRANJAN PROSAD GOPAL PRASAD 1207 R 84 263/1 A P C ROAD SAKUNTALA SHAW DEWKINANDA SHAW 1211 R 85 263/1 A P C ROAD RAJESH RAM AMIR CHAND RAM 1213 R 86 263/1 A P C ROAD SINGESWAR PODDER LATE RAMCHAND PODDER 1215 R 87 263/1 A P C ROAD RANI SAHANI LATE MOTILAL SAHANI 1217 R 88 296/1/H/2 A P C ROAD MEFRUN NISHA MD. ILLIAN 180 R 89 263/1 A P C ROAD SUPARNA PAL SURAJIT PAL 1208 R 90 24/H/3 A P C ROAD GITA RAJAK RAMBILASH RAJAK 1424 91 A P C ROAD MD.SHAMIM LATE MD.RAFIQUE 899 R 92 A P C ROAD MD.SHABUDDIN LATE MD.RAFIQUE 900 R 93 A P C ROAD KHURSHID ANWAR LATE MD.SIDDIQUE 901 R 94 A P C ROAD SHAHID AHMED LATE NOOR HASSAN 902 R 95 259/B A P C ROAD NIRANJAN PROSAD BISWAR PROSAD 1478 96 259/B A P C ROAD HIRALAL SINGH RADHYA PRASAD SINGH 1477 97 A P C ROAD MD.RAFIQUE ALAM LATE GULAM RASUL 894 R 98 24/3 A P C ROAD CHHABI DEY PARIMAL DEY 1473 99 24/3 A P C ROAD DURGA DEY SOURE DEY 1472 Reporting Format : List of BPL Households Page 337 of 904 ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl. N House/ Flat No. Name of Para/ Slum Name of family Head Son/ Daughter/ Wife of Survey ID No. o Ward No 28 100 24/H/3 A P C ROAD MAYA HAZRA SANATAN HAZRA 1514 101 258/15/1 A P C ROAD SIB CH SHOW RAMASRA SHOW 1457 102 24/H/3 A P C ROAD GITA ACHARYA AMIYA ACHARYA 1437 103 28 A P C ROAD SWETA JAISWAL RAJIV JAISWAL 1421 104 259/B A P C ROAD GOUTAM MITRA RAJA MITRA 1489 105 24/H/3 A P C ROAD CHATKU ROY DASAIRAI ROY 1425 106 24/H/3 A P C ROAD ANITA HALDER SUDHIR HALDER 1427 107 24 A P C ROAD HASIRAMI SANKAR MIRTYUNJOY SANKAR 1430 108 24/13 A P C ROAD KISHORE SHARMA TILOKI SHARMA 1449 109 24/H/3 A P C ROAD RANJIT MONDAL RAM PRASAD MONDAL 1426 110 258/15 A P C ROAD DILIP SARMA SANSUNDAR SARMA 1435 111 24/3 A P C ROAD SAUGHAMITTRA SHOW PRADIP KR SHOW 1469 112 24/H/3 A P C ROAD SAGAR PARAMANICK SUNIL PARAMANICK 1438 113 258/15/1 A P C ROAD SUMITRA JAISWAL RAM NARAYAN JAISWAL 1502 114 264 A P C ROAD URMILA DEVI KARTIK DAS 952 R 115 A P C ROAD MD.SGANEWAJ LATE GULAM DADIR 889 R 116 A P C ROAD ABHISHEK SHAW HRITISH SHAW 871 R 117 24/3 A P C ROAD BABAN ROY JAGESWAR ROY 1446 118 259/B A P C ROAD ANITA BOSE SANAT BOSE 1471 119 25 A P C ROAD JAGADISH ROUT BIRBAL ROUT 1476 120 24/3 A P C ROAD CHUBI SHA NANDALAL SHA 1448 121 258/15/1 A P C ROAD ACHINTA SANTRA BISWANATH SANTRA 1453 122 259/B A P C ROAD JUGAL NARAYAN PANDEY SATYANARAYAN PANDEY 1460 123 24/3 A P C ROAD RAMPACRIDEVI ROY RAMPHAL ROY 1447 124 289/B A P C ROAD RAMKRISHNA CHAKRABORTY SAILENDRA CHAKRABORTY 1458 125 A P C ROAD MD.NASIM LATE MD.DOMA 898 R 126 258/15/1 A P C ROAD AJOY KR SHARMA SOVA DEVI SHARMA 1456 127 24/3 A P C ROAD AMIT DEY ASHIM DEY 1474 128 259/B A P C ROAD MANISHA PRASAD NIRANJAN PRASAD 1462 129 258/15/1 A P C ROAD KANILAL SEN JANAILAL SEN 1454 130 24/3 A P C ROAD MALA SHOW KODARNATH SHOW 1470 131 258/15/1 A P C ROAD TUKU HAZRA BHANU HAZRA 1452 132 258/15/1 A P C ROAD NANDARANI KOLEY BIJOY KOLEY 1451 Reporting Format : List of BPL Households Page 338 of 904 ULB Name : KOLKATA MC : List of BPL Households : ULB Code : 79 Sl.
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