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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal RA (B) Member List from 2074-04-01 to 2075-03-21 Sno The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal RA (B) Member List From 2074-04-01 to 2075-03-21 SNo. M.No. Name Address Phone Email 1 1 BIDUR BASNET Talchikhel, Lalitpur 14. 5170613 [email protected] 2 3 RAJENDRA KUMAR SHRESTHA POB No. 12138, KMPC, Ward No. 4, Maharajgunj, 01 4445533 [email protected] Chhundevi, Kathmandu. 3 4 RAJA RAM KARMACHARYA Teku Ropeway, KMPC 12. 4 5 PHANINDRA RAJ REGMI 58/6 Gairabasti Galli, Kapurdhara, Samakhusi, 01 4355701 [email protected] Kathmandu-29. 5 7 DIBYA DARSHAN ADHIKARI KMPC - 10, Naya Baneshwor, Lakhechaur Marga, 4473342 House No. 175/28, Ktm. 6 12 HARI PRASAD ADHIKARI Gongabu Gongabu. 14360670 [email protected] 7 13 LOK MAN MASKEY POB No 5474, Maske & Company, Lalitpur 01 5548427 [email protected] 8 14 NARESH KUMAR SHRESTHA P.O.Box No. 1476 Ktm., Lalitpur SMPC, Ward No. 1, 01 5527770 [email protected] Kupondole, Lalitpur. 9 16 LIL BAHADUR KHATRI Soaltee Hotel Ltd., Tahachal, Kathmandu. 01 4286988 [email protected] 10 17 DURGA SUNDARI SHRESTHA Soaltee Hotel Ltd., Tahachal, Kathmandu. 01 5531924 [email protected] 11 18 PARSHURAM DAHAL Parshuram & Associates, Pako Newroad, Ktm. 01 4266274 [email protected] 12 19 RAJIB BHATTARAI Rajib Bhattarai & Co., Kathmandu Radhakuti Arcade, 01 4440642 [email protected] Second Floor, Putali Sadak, Kathmandu 13 20 GHANA SHYAM SHRESTHA POB 8654 Kathmandu, Balaju Height, Kathmandu. 01 4350184 [email protected] 14 21 BISHNU DATT BHATTA Dasharathchand Municipality, Ward No.-5, Aala, Baitadi. 095 690475 15 22 HERA BAHADUR SIKARMI BARAHI Post box No. 10088. 01 5170364 16 26 RAJESH SHRESTHA P.O.Box No: 320,Patan Lalitpur, 01 5539483 [email protected] 17 28 RAJ MAN SHRESTHA Pulchock machagaal -20, House No. 149 Kha Lalitpur. 01 5536132 [email protected] 18 31 GIRINDRA RAJ ADHIKARI 14, Balkhu, Kumariclub, Devisthan Galli. 01 4331518 [email protected] 19 32 HEM RAJ BHANDARI CHHETRI KMPC - 34, Suruchi Marga, New Baneshwor, Ktm. 4784118 20 33 RAM PRASAD KHANAL Kamaladi 31, Kathmandu. 01 4168502 [email protected] 21 34 YAGYA MURTI KHAREL Tribhuwan University, Central Office, Kirtipur. 01 4474941 [email protected] 22 35 SHANKAR PRASAD UPADHYAY Kathmandu - 7, Maiju Bahal, Chabahil, House no. Gha 01 42484137 [email protected] 1/714, Ktm. 23 38 SHREE RAM KHATRI Lazimpat-2, Kathmandu 01 4438209 [email protected] 24 39 GIRDHARI SHARMA (BHUSAL) 119, Suryamukhi Marga, Ward No. 2, Lazimpat, Ktm. 01 4415192, 4435180 [email protected] 25 41 KHEM PRASAD DAHAL Madhyapur Thimi Municipality, Ward No. 1, Bhaktapur. 01 6631938 [email protected] 26 47 LAXMAN PRASAD KHANAL Health Service Department, Teku, Kathmandu. 01 4108944 [email protected] 27 51 BHOLA RAJ PANDEY P.O.Box No: 712, Kathmandu MPC, Ward No. 19, 01 4351716 [email protected] Galkopakha, Thamel, Kathmandu. 28 55 UDAY KANT JHA "JIBAN" GPO Box 21069 Kathmandu. (Lalitpur - 5, Kumaripati.) 01 5552776, 5552778 [email protected] 1 of 64 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal RA (B) Member List From 2074-04-01 to 2075-03-21 SNo. M.No. Name Address Phone Email 29 56 RAJENDRA KUMAR DAHAL Kirtipur Municipality, Ward No. 4, Salyansthan, Dahal 01 5101017 [email protected] Tole, Kathmandu. 30 57 BHAWANI PRASAD SUBEDI Butwal - 4, Laxminagar, Rupandehi. 071 541996 [email protected] 31 58 PURNA PRASAD SHARMA GHIMIRE Putalisadak House No. 263, New Plaza Ktm [email protected] 32 64 SEMENDRA MALLA Kathmandu MPC, Ward No. 23, Ombahal, Jour Ganesh 01-4264346 [email protected] Galli, Block No. Kha 2/835, House no. 104/31 Ktm. 33 66 RAMESH RAJ SATYAL Infront of Shankardev Campus Putalisadak, Kathmandu. 01 4480653 [email protected] ward no 28 34 67 TEJ NARAYAN DHAKAL Kathmandu MPC, Ward No. 10, Buddhanagar, Kathmandu. 35 70 JIT BAHADUR SHRESTHA Sanga VDC, Ward No. 3, Kavrepalanchowk. [email protected] 36 74 RIBENDRA BAHADUR RAUT KMPC- 9, Sleshmantak Marg, 169/25, Sinamangal-9, 01 4473495 [email protected] Kathmandu. 37 81 MANGAL KRISHNA SHRESTHA POB No. 12183, Sanepa 2, Sanchal, Lalitpur. 01 5525327 [email protected] 38 87 NANDA LAL SHARMA Gairidhara - 2, House No. 182 Kathmandu 01 4420330 [email protected] 39 88 SUBARNA PRASAD MALLA Kathmandu - 32, Tinkune, Munibhairab Marga, House 01 5199118 [email protected] no. 283/39 Kha, Ktm. 40 94 DUNNI RAJ SHARMA Siddharthanagar, Ward No. 8, Annapurna Tole, House 071 520712 [email protected] no. 8/15, Rupandehi. 41 95 AMRESH NARAYAN JHA KMPC, Ward No. 14, Bhagawatimai Marga, House No. 01 4330512 [email protected] 432, Balkhu, Kathmandu. 42 99 SHYAM RAJ PANT P.O. Box 13566, Kathmandu MPC. Ward No. 8, 01 4486320 Kumarigal, Gaurighat, Kathmandu. 43 103 JANARDAN PRASAD DAWADI Nepal Tourism Department, Bhrikuti Mandap, Ktm. 01 5234458 [email protected] 44 108 RAJENDRA DANGOL POB 8249 Kathmandu, Baneshwor - 10, Budhhanagar, 01 4781601 Kathmandu 45 110 NAWARAJ PRASAD UPADHYAY Kapan, Budhanilkantha Munc ward no 10, Kathmandu. 01 4810414 NEUPANE 46 111 BINAY KUMAR MISHRA Kageshori Manohara Munc. ward no 13 Kathmandu. 01 4993236 [email protected] 47 112 MATHURA MOHAN SHRESTHA 376 Nirmal Lama Marg, Nayabazar, Ktm. 01 4359483 48 113 VINOD KUMAR CHAKHUN POB 176 Lalitpur, Haugal - 19, lalitpur 01 5531960 [email protected] 49 121 BIRENDRA KUMAR SINGH Janakpur Municipality-8, ( West to Pagala Baba 041 525994, Dharmashala), Dhanusa. 50 124 DAMAN BAHADUR BIST Maharajgunj, Chakrapath, Kathmandu. 01 4375045, 4375095 [email protected] 51 125 BINOD PRASAD UPADHYAY DHAKAL Kathmandu -4 , Chandole 01 4442862 [email protected] 52 127 PURUSOTTAM PRASAD UPADHAYAY Kathmandu - 16, Kaladhara, Bishnumati Link Road, 01 4361164 House no. 1417, Kathmandu. 2 of 64 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal RA (B) Member List From 2074-04-01 to 2075-03-21 SNo. M.No. Name Address Phone Email 53 132 OM KRISHNA SHRESTHA KMPC-20, House No: 50, Majipat, Lakhenani Galli, Ktm. 01 4257358 54 134 SHREE PRAKASH MISHRA Himali path, Sangam Shiddharth nagar House No. 7/40, 071 521574 Rupandehi 55 136 RAMESH CHANDRA ARYAL KMPC - 4, Shankar Marga, Loshal, Chakrapath, House 01 4418095 no. 34/12, Kathmandu. 56 139 KESHAV PRASAD UPADHAYAY RIMAL KMPC 07 Kumarigal, Aadarsha Galli, Chabahil House 01 4114114 [email protected] no 67/17 57 140 THAL MAN SUBEDI Kathmandu MPC, Ward No. 10, Bhawana Marga, 01 5547038 Buddhanagar, Naya Baneshwor, House no. 366/53, Kathmandu. 58 142 ANANDA KUMAR SAH Janakpur Municipality, Ward No. 9, Saraswoti Tole, 041 522980 House No. 998, Dhanusha . 59 150 GOPAL PRASAD PAUDEL Lalitpur - 13, Ekantakuna, Lalitpur. 01 5543751 [email protected] 60 151 KUL PRASAD DAHAL Department of Urban Development and Building 01 4472593 [email protected] Construction, Babar Mahal, Kathmandu. 61 156 ISHWARI PRASAD NEUPANE Nepal Rastra Bank, Head Office, Observation, 01 4360914 [email protected] Department, Baluwatar, Kathmandu. 62 158 RISHI BAHADUR KARKI Suryabiniyak 4, Nayabasti Bhaktapur [email protected] 63 159 DEV BAHADUR BOHARA POB No. 3866 Kathmandu. 01 4474373 [email protected] 64 163 YUBA RAJ RAI POB No. 8973 NPC 656-69 Ktm 01 4107749 [email protected] 65 165 LOK BAHADUR RAI Aranika Rajmarga 45, purano Baneshwor kathmandu 01 4482363 [email protected] 66 170 KESHAB KRISHNA K.C Tokha - 10, Pragati Nagar, Gongab Kathmandu. 01 4384850 [email protected] 67 171 RUDRA PRASAD PAUDEL Shram Bivag, Minbhawan, Kathmandu. 4315803 [email protected] 68 172 SATYA SAGAR KHWAKHALI KMPC, Ward No. 21, House No. 145, Karunamaya 01 4254128 Marga, Lagan Dalachhi Ktm. 69 178 RAMESH KUMAR NAULAKHA 65 Endrayeni Marg, Gyaneshwor, POB No: 1911, 01 4411823, [email protected] Kathmandu. 70 182 MAHENDRA PRASAD REGMI Butwal Municipality, Ward No. 8, Sukhanagar, 071 548271 Dasharath Path, Rupandehi. 71 191 BINOD PRASAD KHANAL Hotel Soltee Crown Plaza, Tahachal Kathmandu. 01 40344919 [email protected] 72 192 SUSHIL KUMAR DHAKAL Hetauda Munc-11, Nawalpur, Makwanpur. 057 523771 [email protected] 73 193 BISHNU PRASAD BHANDARI Kulleshwor 14, house No. 358 Madan Nagar, Balkhu, 01 4280282 Kathmandu. 74 198 MADHU SHEKHAR MANANDHAR kahdi basti marga, ghar no 224, basundhara , 01 4362943 [email protected] maharjgunj. 75 201 GANESH RAJ REGMI KMPC 26 Samakhusi, Chetanshil Marga, House No. 14021680 [email protected] 15/15, Kathmandu 3 of 64 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal RA (B) Member List From 2074-04-01 to 2075-03-21 SNo. M.No. Name Address Phone Email 76 238 TRILOCHAN PRASAD JOSHI P.O.Box No: 4267, Kathmandu. 01 4228510 [email protected] 77 246 UPENDRA RAJ UPRETI P.O.B. No. 23292 Kathmandu, KMPC 32 Koteshwor, 01 4154638 [email protected] Sahayogi Nagar, Srinkhala Marg Block No. 373/9 373\9 78 250 BIJAYA BAHADUR STHAPIT Balaju 16 , Banasthali Kathmandu. 01 4358102 79 258 HARI PRASAD PHUYAL General Affairs Ministry, Shihadarbar, Kathmandu. 01 4112097 [email protected] 80 259 OM PRASAD PAUDEL Om prasad paudel & Co., Ghorahi, Dang. 082 694917 81 261 PURUSHOTAM UPRETI Kathmandu - 35, Phulbari Nagar Marga, Koteshwor, 4102645 [email protected] House no. 147/75, Ktm. 82 262 DASI RAM KHANAL P.O.Box No; 10990, Kathmandu MPC, Ward No. 34, 01 4432507 [email protected] Shiva Marga, Baneshwor, Kathmandu. 83 265 JHANKAR RAJ SHARMA Mahankal VDC 6, Galphutar, Kathmandu. 4371152 [email protected] 84 271 RAM CHANDRA KHANAL Budhanilkantha -10, Kapan Dhalan pool, Bekha, 01 4812122 [email protected] Narayan Chowk Ktm 85 278 SUNIL MANANDHAR Himal power Limited, Jhamsikhel , Lalitpur. 01 4267150 86 279 BINOD KUMAR SHRESTHA 190/9, Galkopakha, Samakhushi Marg, 26 Kathmandu. 4351567 [email protected] 87 282 DINKAR MAN SINGH PRADHAN P.O.Box No: 10354, Kathmandu MPC, Ward No. 17, 01 4251032 [email protected] Dhobi Chaur, Chhetrapati, Kathmandu. 88 288 NAWA RAJ KOIRALA Madhyapur Thimi Municipality , Ward No. 1, Lokanthali, 01 6635221 [email protected] Divya Marga,Samyog Tole House no.
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