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Uttarakhand S.No Uttarakhand S.No. District Name of the Address Major Activity Broad NIC Ownershi Employm Code Establishment Description Activity p Code ent Code Class Interval 101CENTRAL SCHOOL RAJGARHI SCHOOL 20 851 1 10-14 UTTARKASHI 249141 201GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 13 KALOGI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249171 301GOVT. INTER COLLEGE GADHBARSALI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 SONDGAON UTTARKASHI 249193 401GOVT. INTER COLLEGE KAMAD GAJNA SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249165 501RISHIRAM SHIKSHAN 139 MANERA SCHOOL 20 852 2 20-24 SANSTHAN UTTARKASHI 249193 601GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 74 GANGTARI SCHOOL 20 851 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249141 701GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 176 KAWA SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249165 801GOVT. INTER COLLEGE GUNNDIYAT GAON SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249185 901GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 48 RAJGADHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249141 10 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE JUNGA UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 249152 11 01 MODERN HOLY LIFE 23 KANDI UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 2 10-14 PUBLIC SCHOOL 249171 12 01 I.T.I. SCHOOL 107(1) CHINAYALI SAUR I.T.I. SCHOOL 20 852 1 10-14 UTTARKASHI 249196 13 01 STATE BANK OF INDIA NAUGAON BANK 16 641 1 10-14 UTTARKASHI 249171 14 01 SWAMI VIVEKANAND THATI DICHLI SCHOOL 20 852 7 10-14 VIDHYA MANDIR UTTARKASHI 249196 15 01 PRIMARY HEALTH 3 DAMTA KANDI HOSPITAL 21 861 1 10-14 CENTRE UTTARKASHI 249171 16 01 POWER HOUSE DHARASU POWER HOUSE 07 351 1 200-499 UTTARKASHI 249196 17 01 TAXI UNION CHINYALI TAXI UNION 13 522 3 100-199 UTTARKASHI 249196 18 01 SHIRI BHUWNESHWARI AJANI SAIN , LADARI N.G.O. 21 879 7 30-99 MAHILA ASHRAM UTTARKASHI 249121 19 01 DISTRICT HOSPITAL UTTARKASHI 249193 HOSPITAL 21 861 6 30-99 20 01 GANGA MANDIR 5 MANDIR SAMITI MANDIR 23 949 7 30-99 GANGOTRI DHAM UTTARKASHI 249135 21 01 MAHILA UTTHAN GRAM GENWALA NGO 21 889 7 30-99 VIKASH SANSTHA UTTARKASHI 249152 22 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 2 UTTARKASHI 249193 SCHOOL 20 852 1 30-99 23 01 RISHIRAM SHIKSHAN JOSHIYARA SCHOOL 20 852 2 30-99 SANSTHAN UTTARKASHI 249193 24 01 MDS SCHOOL TILOTH UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 9 30-99 249193 25 01 MAHARSHI VIDHYA UTTARKASHI 249193 SCHOOL 20 852 7 30-99 MANDIR 26 01 CENTER SCHOOL 151(1) MANERA SCHOOL 20 852 1 30-99 UTTARKASHI 249193 27 01 GOVT. P.G. COLLEGE 147 VISHWANATH P.G. COLLEGE 20 853 1 30-99 MARG UTTARKASHI 249193 28 01 JAWAHAR NAVODAY 137(2) KANDIYAL SCHOOL 20 852 1 30-99 VIDHYALAY GAON UTTARKASHI 249185 29 01 PRIMARY HEALTH CHINYALISAUR HEALTH CENTER 21 861 1 30-99 CENTER UTTARKASHI 249196 30 01 HIM CHRISTIAN 96 MATLY SCHOOL 20 852 5 30-99 ACADEMY UTTARKASHI 249193 31 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 30-99 UTTARKASHI 249193 32 01 GOVT. HOSPITAL KHABLISERA HOSPITAL 21 861 1 30-99 UTTARKASHI 249185 33 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE CHINYALISAUR SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249196 34 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 30(1) GENWLA SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249152 35 01 SATLUJ COMPANY NANAI UTTARKASHI SATLUJ COMPANY 09 422 4 25-29 OFFICE 249128 OFFICE 36 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE BONGARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249193 37 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE PUROLA UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 249185 38 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 39 BANCHORA SCHOOL 20 851 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249152 39 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE DUNDA UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 249151 40 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE MANERI BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249194 41 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE GANGORI BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249193 42 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE MANJGAON SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249193 43 01 D.I.E.T. BARKOT EDUCATION TRAINING 20 853 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249141 44 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 1 HUDOLI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249185 45 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 36 KOTDHAR GAMRI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249196 46 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE NETALA BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249135 47 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE SALD BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249193 48 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE RAJGARHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249141 49 01 MANJERA DEVI HITARU UTTARKASHI B.E.D. COLLEGE 20 852 2 25-29 SHIKSHAN SANSTHAN 249151 50 01 I.T.I. BARKOT TECHNICAL TRAINING 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249141 SCHOOL 51 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE BHATWARI BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249135 52 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE DHAUNTRI SCHOOL 20 852 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249165 53 01 STATE BANK OF INDIA BHATWARI S.B.I. 16 641 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249193 54 01 G.M.V.N. REST HOUSE NEAR SATYAM HOTAL REST HOUSE 14 551 1 25-29 UTTARKASHI 249193 55 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 175 TANDOL SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249152 56 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 23 BARETH GAJNA SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249165 57 01 GOVT. GIRLS INTER BARKOT UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 COLLEGE 249141 58 01 SUMAN GRAMMER RAJGARHI SCHOOL 20 851 2 20-24 SCHOOL UTTARKASHI 249141 59 01 GOVT. GIRLS INTER PUROLA UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 COLLEGE 249185 60 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 26 KUDHALDI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249152 61 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 134(1) DUNDA SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249151 62 01 L.I.C OFFICE 28(3) JOSHIYARA L.I.C. 16 651 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249193 63 01 DHANI RAJAYI GADDA BHATWARI FURNITURE SELLER 12 475 2 20-24 &FURNITURE SELLER UTTARKASHI 249193 64 01 GOVT. GIRLS INTER BHANSARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 COLLEGE UTTARKASHI 249141 65 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE BARKOT WARD-3 SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249141 66 01 GOSWAMI UTTARKASHI 249193 SCHOOL 20 852 7 20-24 GANESHDATT SCHOOL 67 01 BAJORIYA SHIKSHAN UTTARKASHI 249193 SCHOOL 20 852 7 20-24 SANSTHAN 68 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 35 JOGAT SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 POKHRISAUR UTTARKASHI 249152 69 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 3(1) SHIRIKALKHAL SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249165 70 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE GORSALI BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249135 71 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE NAUGAON SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249171 72 01 DISTRICT CO- UTTARKASHI 249193 BANK 16 641 6 20-24 OPERATIVE BANK 73 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE MORI ARAKOT SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249128 74 01 AADI BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 2 20-24 SHANKRACHARYA UTTARKASHI 249193 SHIKSHA SANSTHAN 75 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE RANA UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 249141 76 01 SANSKRIT P.G. UTTARKASHI 249193 SCHOOL 20 853 7 20-24 COLLEGE 77 01 VIDHYA MANDIR CHINYALI SCHOOL 20 852 2 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249196 78 01 PRIMARY HEALTH VEERPUR HOSPITAL 21 861 1 20-24 CENTER UTTARKASHI 249196 79 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 11 MALNADHAR SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 PATARA UTTARKASHI 249152 80 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE HARSHIL SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249135 81 01 SUMAN GRAMMAR GENWALA SCHOOL 20 851 2 20-24 SCHOOL BRAHMKHAL UTTARKASHI 249152 82 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE KANDI UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 249196 83 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE TIKOCHI GADOLI SCHOOL 20 852 1 20-24 UTTARKASHI 249128 84 01 GENIUS PUBLIC COURT ROAD PUROLA SCHOOL 20 851 9 15-19 SOCIETY UTTARKASHI 249185 85 01 GOVT. HOSPITAL BHATWARI PRIMARY HOSPITAL 21 861 1 15-19 UTTARKASHI 249135 86 01 HILL GREEN CHILDREN NAGAR PANCHAYAT SCHOOL 20 852 2 15-19 ACADEMY BARKOT WARD -3 UTTARKASHI 249141 87 01 BRIJA INTER COLLEGE CHINYALISAUR SCHOOL 20 852 7 15-19 UTTARKASHI 249196 88 01 SOCIAL MUTUAL SAKLANI MARG WARD INSURANCE COMPANY 16 651 4 15-19 BENEFIT COMPANY 5 UTTARKASHI 249193 LTD. 89 01 B.S.N.L. OFFICE UTTARKASHI 249193 B.S.N.L. OFFICE 15 611 1 15-19 90 01 DYARA CHRISTIAN KYARK UTTARKASHI SCHOOL 20 852 2 15-19 ACADEMY 249135 91 01 ALPINE SCHOOL UTTARKASHI 249193 SCHOOL 20 851 2 15-19 92 01 GOPAL VIDHYA MANDIR BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 2 15-19 UTTARKASHI 249193 93 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE DARMALI PUJARGAON SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 DHANARI UTTARKASHI 249151 94 01 GOVT. INTER COLLEGE 146 NETWAR SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 UTTARKASHI 249128 95 01 GURU RAM RAY 38 PUROLA SCHOOL 20 851 9 15-19 PUBLIC SCHOOL UTTARKASHI 249185 96 01 COMMUNITY HEALTH BARKOT HOSPITAL 21 861 1 15-19 CENTRE UTTARKASHI 249141 97 01 NEW HOLLY LIFE BARKOT SCHOOL 20 851 2 15-19 PUBLIC SCHOOL UTTARKASHI 249141 98 01 AGENCY YAMUNA 93 THAN UTTARKASHI VIDHUT PARIYOJNA 07 351 3 15-19 VIDHUT PARIYOJNA 249141 99 01 SWAJAL PARIYOJNA UTTARKASHI 249193 WATER PROJECT 08 360 6 15-19 100 01 MDS SCHOOL CHINYALI SCHOOL 20 851 2 15-19 UTTARKASHI 249196 101 01 SHISHU MANDIR CHINYALI SCHOOL 20 851 2 15-19 UTTARKASHI 249196 102 01 BHAGIRATHI VIDHYA CHINYALI SCHOOL 20 852 7 15-19 MANDIR UTTARKASHI 249196 103 01 GANPATI DUNDA UTTARKASHI GANPATI 09 421 2 15-19 CUNSTRACTION 249152 CONSTRUCTION 104 01 MILK PRODUCTION CO- MATLI UTTARKASHI MILK PRODUCTION 02 014 6 15-19 OPERATIVE SOCIETY 249193 PURCHASE &SALE 105 01 GOVT. JUNIOR HIGH BHATWARI SCHOOL 20 852 1 15-19 SCHOOL UTTARKASHI 249135 106 01 AADI 21(2) NIM ROAD, SCHOOL 20 852 2 15-19 SHANKRACHARYA DANG UTTARKASHI SHIKSHA SANSTHAN 249193 107 01 HIMALAYA WATER SAINJ UTTARKASHI MINERAL WATER 06 110 4 15-19 249135 PLANT 108 01 GOVT.
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