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Travel Agent No. Airport Assistance Number Railway Assistance Number Police CONTENTS HEAD OFFICES Estrella Batteries Building.................................................................................10 Hongkong Bank Building ...................................................................................1 Prakashgad .......................................................................................................2 Prakashganga ...................................................................................................9 DIRECTOR (OPERATIONS) ..........................................................................3, 9 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-II (DIST.) MUMBAI ....................................................3 Chief Engineer (Distribution & Testing), Mumbai ........................................3, 150 Chief Engineer (Material Management), Mumbai ..............................................4 Chief Engineer (Mantralaya Co-ordination Department, Mumbai.......................4 Chief General Manager (Information Technology),Mumbai ............. ..............4, 9 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (HR), MUMBAI ..........................................................5 Chief General Manager (HR), Mumbai ............. .................................................5 Chief General Manager (Tech. Estt.), Mumbai ...................................................5 Chief Legal Advisor, Mumbai ........................................................................1, 77 Chief Industrial Relations Officer, Mumbai .........................................................5 Jt. Chief Public Relations Officer-I, Mumbai ...................................................2, 6 DIRECTOR (FINANCE), MUMBAI .....................................................................6 Chief General Manager (Corp. Accounts), Mumbai ...........................................6 Chief General Manager (Corp. Finance), Mumbai ............. ...............................6 Chief General Manager (Internal Audit), Mumbai ............. .................................7 DIRECTOR (PROJECTS) MUMBAI ..................................................................7 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-III (DIST./INFRA) MUMBAI .......................................7 Chief Engineer (Infrastructure Plan Dept.), Mumbai...........................................7 Chief Engineer (Civil Corporate Office) Mumbai .......................................7, 153 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-IV (DIST./PROJECTS) MUMBAI ..............................8 Chief Engineer (IPDS) Mumbai ..........................................................................8 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-I (DIST) (COMMERCIAL) MUMBAI ..........................8 Chief Engineer (Comm.), Mumbai .....................................................................8 Chief Engineer (Power Purchase), Mumbai ......................................................8 Chief Engineer (Load Management), Mumbai ...................................................9 Chief Investigation Officer, Mumbai ............. ....................................................10 Chief General Manager (Training & Safety) Nashik ........................................10 REGIONAL DIRECTOR, AURANGABAD REGION .......................................11 Chief Engineer (Aurangabad Zone),Aurangabad ........................................11 Aurangabad Urban O&M Circle ........................................................................12 Aurangabad Rural O&M Circle .........................................................................13 Jalna O&M Circle .............................................................................................16 Chief Engineer, Jalgaon.................................................................................18 Jalgaon O&M Circle............ ............................................................................19 Dhule O&M Circle ............................................................................................25 Nandurbar O&M Circle ....................................................................................28 Chief Engineer (Latur Zone), Latur ...............................................................29 Beed O&M Circle .............................................................................................30 Latur O&M Circle .............................................................................................34 Osmanabad O&M Circle ..................................................................................37 Chief Engineer (Nanded Zone), Nanded .......................................................40 Nanded O&M Circle .........................................................................................40 Parbhani O&M Circle ........................................................................................43 Hingoli O&M Cirlce ...........................................................................................44 REGIONAL DIRECTOR, KONKAN REGION, KALYAN .................................45 Chief Engineer (Quality Control), Kalyan .....................................................46 Chief Engineer (Bhandup Urban Zone), Bhandup .......................................46 Centralised Customer Care Center (Bhandup) ................................................46 Thane O&M Urban Circle .................................................................................47 Bhiwandi O&M Circle........................................................................................50 Vashi O&M Urban Circle ...................................................................................50 Chief Engineer (Kalyan Zone), Kalyan .........................................................52 Kalyan O&M Circle-I ........................................................................................53 Kalyan O&M Circle-II .......................................................................................55 Pen O&M Circle ...............................................................................................57 Vasai O&M Circle ............................................................................................60 Palghar O&M Circle (Small) .............................................................................62 Chief Engineer (Nashik Zone), Nashik..........................................................63 Nashik O&M Urban Circle ...............................................................................64 Malegaon O&M Circle .....................................................................................69 Ahmednagar O&M Circle .................................................................................71 Chief Engineer (Konkan Zone), Ratnagiri ....................................................77 Ratnagiri O&M Circle ........................................................................................78 Sindhudurg O&M Circle ....................................................................................81 REGIONAL DIRECTOR, NAGPUR REGION, NAGPUR ................................82 Chief Engineer (Quality Control), Nagpur .........................................................83 Chief Engineer (Akola Zone), Akola ..............................................................83 Akola O&M Circle .............................................................................................83 Washim O&M Circle .........................................................................................86 Buldhana O&M Circle ......................................................................................88 Chief Engineer (Amravati Zone), Amravati ..................................................90 Amravati O&M Circle 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