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Name W/O, D/O Address Gram Panchayat Block District No SL. NAME W/O, D/O ADDRESS GRAM PANCHAYAT BLOCK DISTRICT NO. 1. SAMU SUBBA SUKDEV SUBBA BUSTY GAON,RINGTONG T.G. (Margret GORABARI,MARGRET HOPE SUKHIAPOKHARI DARJEELING Hope) 2. REKHA SUBBA DHAN KUMAR SUBBA RAJDAL BUSTY,RINGTONG T.G. GORABARI,MARGRET HOPE SUKHIAPOKHARI DARJEELING (Gunawar) SONADA 3. SASHI SUBBA SATYAM SUBBA RINGTONG RAJDAL BUSTY,RINGTONG GORABARI,MARGRET HOPE SUKHIAPOKHARI DARJEELING T.G. 4. MINU SUBBA SHIVA SUBBA BUSTY GAON,RINGTONG T.G. (Margret GORABARI,MARGRET HOPE SUKHIAPOKHARI DARJEELING Hope) 5. JAGIMA CHETTRI (LIMBU) DIWAS LIMBU GORABARI NAYA BUSTY RINGTONG T.G. GORABARI,MARGRET HOPE SUKHIAPOKHARI DARJEELING (Margret Hope) 6. DEVIKA SUBBA BARUN SUBBA AROOBOTAY,MARGRETS HOPE T.E. GORABARI,MARGRET HOPE SUKHIAPOKHARI DARJEELING JOREBUNGLOW 7. ARATI SUBBA DAWLAT SUBBA AROOBOTAY,RINGTONG T.G. GORABARI,MARGRET HOPE SUKHIAPOKHARI DARJEELING 8. DHAN MAYA SUBBA RAM KUMAR SUBBA 2 NO. BUSTY, GHAYABARI KURSEONG DARJEELING 9. GITA LIMBU BUDDHIMAN LIMBU 2 NO. BUSTY GHAYABRI KURSEONG DARJEELING 10. AFALI SUBBA SAILA SUBBA PAUL DHURA GEDHHAI KURSEONG DARJEELING 11. CHUNU KHAWAS BINOD SUBBA MUNSONG,RANGPOO FOREST VILLAGE SANGSEY KPG-II DARJEELING 12. RADHA SUBBA SHRIMAN SUBBA LOLAY DOKAN DARA,PALLA LOLAY KPG-II DARJEELING KHASMAHAL 13. LAXMI SUBBA SUK BAHADUR SUBBA LOWER LOLAY,LOLAY KHASMAHAL LOLAOY KPG-II DARJEELING 14. CHANDRA MAYA SUBBA MAN BAHADUR SUBBA MUNSONG,RANGPO FOREST VILLAGE SANGSEY KPG-II DARJEELING 15. RATNA MAYA SUBBA HARKA BAHADUR MANGCHU FOREST VILLAGE,RANGPO SANGEY KPG-II DARJEELING SUBBA FOREST 16. DIPA SUBBA SURYA BDR. SUBBA WEST PAKTHANG,SANTUK SANTOOK KPG-II DARJEELING KHASMAHAL 17. MEENA KUMARI SUBBA BHIM KUMAR SUBBA LINGSEY, LINGSE KHASMAHAL LINGSEY KPG-II DARJEELING 18. KARUNA LIMBU DILMAN LIMBU MUDUNG BUSTY LINGSEY LINGSEY KPG-II DARJEELING 19. SARASWATI LIMBU MANGAL LIMBU DABAIPANI LINGSEY LINGSEY KPG-II DARJEELING 20. ANJU SUBBA DILIP KUMARQ SUBBA MANSONG CINCHONA PLANTATION SANGSAY KPG-II DARJEELING 21. SUNITA RAI MAN BDR. SUBBA SANGSEER G.C.P. SANGSAY KPG-II DARJEELING 22. AMRITA SUBBA DALJIT SUBBA SANGSEER G.C.P. SANGSAY KPG-II DARJEELING 23. PABITRA SUBBA MAN BDR. SUBBA SOUTH PABAK,KAGAY KAGAY KPG-II DARJEELING 24. MENUKA SUBBA PADAMLAL SUBBA SANGSAY SANGSAY KPG-II DARJEELING 25. PHULMAYA SUBBA MAITA SINGH SUBBA LOWER GAIRI GAON PAIYONG KPG-II DARJEELING 26. BIDHNUMAYA SUBBA AUGUSTINE SUBBA LADHAM ROAD LAVA BAZAR LAVA GITBEONG KPG-II DARJEELING 27. PADMA LIMBU SANJA HANG LIMBU PEDONG KANJER PEDONG KPG-II DARJEELI NG 28. LILA SUBBA ASH BDR. SUBBA NAMCHAYLAKHA -1KASHYONE PEDONG KPG-II DARJEELING 29. MUNU SUBBA SUBASH SUBBA NEAR HELI PAD PEDONG BAZAR PEDONG KPG-II DARJEELING 30. MONIKA SUBBA AITA SINGH SUBBA LOWER DALEP PEDONG KPG-II DARJEELING 31. BUDDHIMAYA SUBBA SANTOSH SUBBA LOWER LOLAY LOLAY KPG-II DARJEELING 32. MANJULA SUBBA LT. GUPTA SUBBA NURBONG ,SINMRING T.G. SIROKHOLA KURSEONG DARJEELING 33. ANJANA SUBBA PURAN SUBBA MAHARANI T.E. ,TUNG ST. MARY –I KURSEONG DARJEELING 34. RANJANA SUBBA KIRAN SUBBA NURBONG THARO GAON SIROKHOLA KURSEONG DARJEELING 35. MEELU RAI BIMAL SUBBA NURBONG THARO GAON SIRKHOLA KURSEONG DARJEELING 36. KALA SUBBA LT. SUREN SUBBA NURBONG THARO GAON SIRKHOLA KURSEONG DARJEELING 37. DEEPIKA SUBBA KAMAL SUBBA NURBONG THARO GAON SIRKHOLA KURSEONG DARJEELING 38. RENU SUBBA HEMANT SUBBA NURBONG THARO GAON SIRKHOLA KURSEONG DARJEELING 39. DILMAYA SUBBA MANI KUMAR SUBBA TINDHARAY BHULE GHAIYABARI –II KURSEONG DARJEELING 40. RUPA TAMANG(SUBBA) UPPER NAYA BUSTY GHAIYA BARI-II KURSEONG DARJEELING 41. MAYA LIMBU LT. KISHOR LIMBU TINDHARAY GAIRY GAON GHAIYA BARI-II KURSEONG DARJEELING 42. REEYA SUBBA PRAKASH SUBBA DILARAM T.G. TUNG ST. MARYS –I KURSEONG DARJEELING 43. BANDANA SUBBA AITARAJ SUBBA DILARAM T.G. TUNG ST. MARYS-I KURSEONG DARJEELING 44. SAKHILA SUBBA CHANDRA SUBBA SIRITAR T.G.,MAHANANDI MAHANANDI KURSEONG DARJEELING 45. PUSPA SUBBA TAUKEY SUBBA SIRITAR T.G. MAHANANDI MAHANANDI KURSEONG DARJEELING 46. PABITRA SUBBA LT. MAN BDR. SUBBA SINGELL T.E. VILLAGE NO. 8 ST. MARYS-II KURSEONG DARJEELING 47. BINU SUBBA SANJAY SUBBA KHAHARAY BUSTY ST. MARYS-II KURSEONG DARJEELING 48. KAMAL MAYA RAI (SUBBA) SUJAN SUBBA GOETHAL’S SIDING PAGLABONG ST MARY’S-II KURSEONG DARJEELING 49. RANGINA TAMANG (SUBBA) BISHESH SUBBA DARA DHURA, SINGELL T. E. ST MARY’S-II KURSEONG DARJEELING 50. AMIKA SUBBA ASHIT SUBBA AMBOTIA T.E. DABAIKHOTE PANDUGRAM KURSEONG DARJEELING 51. SUNITA LIMBU SANTABIR LIMBU AMBOTIA T.E. BASSERI PANDUGRAM KURSEONG DARJEELING 52. KAMALA SUBBA SHAMSHER SUBBA PULUNGDUNG PULUNGDUNG SUKHIA DARJEELING 53. MUSKAN SUBBA SURAJ SUBBA MAJUWA MAJUWA BIJANBARI DARJEELING 54. JASI SUBBA SUKRAJ SUBBA MAZUWA MAZUWA BIJANBARI DARJEELING 55. MAN KUMARI SUBBA SARAS SUBBA MAZUWA MAZUWA BIJANBARI DARJEELING 56. MENDALAMU SHERPA SUBBA BAL BDR. SUBBA MAZUWA MAZUWA BIJANBARI DARJEELING 57. BRINDA SUBBA ARBIN SUBBA POKHRIABONG POKHRIABONG-II SUKHIA DARJEELING 58. BIMALA SUBBA BIRAJ SUBBA POKHRIABONG POKHRIABONG –III SUKHIA DARJEELING 59. SARUNA SUBBA ANUP SUBBA POKHRIABONG POKHRIABONG-III SUKHIA DARJEELING 60. HEMU SUBBA SANTA KUMAR SUBBA POKHRIABONG POKHIABONG-II SUKHIA DARJEELING 61. PURNA KUMARI SUBBA DEOMAN SUBBA MAZUWA MAZUWA BIJANBARI DARJEELING 62. JAMUNI SUBBA RAM BDR. SUBBA SUKHAI SUKHIA SIMANA SUKHIA DARJEELING 63. SANGITA SUBBA SHUGEN SUBBA SUKHIA SUKHIA SUKHIA DARJEELING 64. POOJA SUBBA SANTOSH SUBBA RANGBHANG GOPAL DHARA RANGBHANG GOPAL DHARA SUKHIA DARJEELING 65. DOMA SUBBA BSIHNU KUMAR SUBBA RANGBHANG GOPAL DHARA RANGBHANG GOPAL DHARA SUKHIA DARJEELING 66. SABINA SUBBA SARVAJIT SUBBA PERMAGURI TUMSONG SUKHIA SUKHIA DARJEELING 67. BISHNU SUBBA BUDDHA HANG SUBBA POKHRIABONG POKHRIABONG-I SUKHIA DARJEELING 68. DALAMHU LIMBU KUL PRASAD LIMBU PERMAGURI TUMSONG SUKHIA SUKHIA DARJEELING 69. SARALA SUBBA RAJESH SUBBA POKHRIABONG-III SUKHIA SUKHIA DARJEELING 70. HARI LIMBU SANJOK LIMBU PERMAGURI TUMSONG SUKHIA SUKHIA DARJEELING 71. MAMTA SUBBA NAR BDR. SUBBA MAZUWA MAZUWA BIJANBARI DARJEELING 72. DHAN KUMARI LIMBU GOPAL LIMBU GAIRI GAON LODHOMA LODHOMA –II PULBAZAR DARJEELING 73. BINU LIMBU CHURAMANI LIMBU FANCHAYTAR LODHOMA LODHOMA-II BIJANBARI DARJEELING 74. KHARKAMAYA LIMBU LACHUMAN LIMBU BANSBOTAY LODHOMA-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 75. MUNA LIMBU SISIR LIMBU BANSBOTAY LODHOMA –I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 76. PHULMAYA LIMBU MANI KUMAR LIMBU LINGSEYBONG LODHOMA –I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 77. GITA LIMBU LAL BDR. LIMBU LINGSEYBONG LODHOMA –I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 78. SAPANA LIMBU RANJAN SUBBA FATINGATAR LODHOMA-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 79. SANDHYA LIMBU BAL BDR. LIMBU FATINGTAR LODHOMA-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 80. SANCHAMAYA SUBBA HARKA BDR. SUBBA DILPALI GAON RIMBIK RIMBIK BIJANBARI DARJEELING 81. BABITA SUBBA ABIIRDHOJ LIMBU KANKEBONG JHEPI BIJANBARI DARJEELING 82. AITIMAYA LIMBU JASRAJ LIMBU LAMA GAON RELLING BIJANBARI DARJEELING 83. GITA SUBBBA SHER BDR. SUBBA RELLING RELLING BIJANBARI DARJEELING 84. PURNIMA SUBBA BHAGBIR SUBBA LOWER BARARAY BUSTY KAIJALIA BIJANBARI DARJEELING 85. SABITRI SUBBA MANSINGH SUBBA UPPER LINGTEN BUSTY KAIJALIA BIJANBARI DARJEELING 86. MADHU SUBBA HEMANT SUBBA UPPER LUNCHOKRO NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 87. SARITA LIMBU PREM LIMBU UPPER NORE NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 88. GAURI SUBBA MANI KUMAR SUBBA SAKJARA LOWER NORE NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 89. GAURI LIMBU DAMBAR LIMBU GARI GAON NORE NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 90. DURGAMAYA SUBBA SOMBIRAY SUBBA KIZOM BUSTY NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 91. BHARATI SUBBA NARESH SUBBA KIZOM BUSTY NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 92. SONGKIT SUBBA JHARDHOJ SUBBA UPPER NEJRI BUSTY GOKE –II BIJANBARI DARJEELING 93. LACHUMATI SUBBA KALIDAS SUBBA LOWER KOLBONG GOKE-II BIJANBARI DARJEELING 94. NAMITA SUBBA BHIM SUBBA UPPER TAKBIA GOKE-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 95. INDRA SUBBA BIR BDR. SUBBA UPPER TAKBIA GOKE-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 96. KAMALA SUBBA SUKRAJ SUBBA LOWER TAKBIA GOKE-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 97. BISHNUMAYA SUBBA PANCHA BDR. SUBBA LOWER GOKE GOKE-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 98. KABINA RAI SANJAY SUBBA KAMJER BUSTY GOKE-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 99. SAMJANA SUBBA RAM BDR. SUBBA SINGLA BAZAR GOKE-I BIJANBARI DARJEELING 100. SOMA SUBBA TARA SUBBA MIDDLE SAMALBONG NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 101. SUKMAYA SUBBA DHAN BDR. SUBBA NAYA BUSTY NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 102. SUKMAYA SUBBA RAJEN SUBBA PULBAZAR PULBAZAR PULBAZAR DARJEELING 103. BEALI SUBBA LT. DHAN BDR. SUBBA GOYENKA GRAM PULBAZAR PULBAZAR DARJEELING 104. MALATI SUBBA AMIT SUBBA AGAMCHOK PULBAZAR PULBAZAR DARJEELING 105. SONIA SUBBA LT. DIWAS SUBBA MILAN BUSTY PULBAZAR PULBAZAR DARJEELING 106. KUMARI SUBBA ARUN SUBBA ANANDEN BUSTY NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 107. SABINA LIMBU DHANPAL LIMBU LOWER NORE BUSTY NAYA NORE BIJANBARI DARJEELING 108. RASHMI LIMBU SUKBIR LIMBU MIDDLE LAMA GAON RELLING BIJANBARI DARJEELING 109. KABITA SUBBA MAN BDR. SUBBA LOWER SUMBUK JHEPI BIJANBARI DARJEELING 110. RENUKA SUBBA LT. BHARAT SUBBA LOWER RELLING RELLING BIJANBARI DARJEELING 111. SONIYA SUBBA KUBIR SINGH SUBBA UPPER NAMLA RELLING BIJANBARI DARJEELING 112. PRATIKSHA LIMBU LAL BDR. LIMBU GLENBURN T.E. SIMBONG DIVISION SINGRIMTAM BUSTY RANGLI RANGLIOT DARJEELING 113. SASHI LIMBU PURNA BDR. LIMBU GLENBURN T.E. SIMBONG SINGRIMTAM BUSTY RANGLI RANGLIOT DARJEELING 114. TIKAMAYA LIMBU DILMAN LIMBU GLENBURN T.E. SIMBONG SINGRIMTAM BUSTY RANGLI RANGLIOT DARJEELING 115. ANITA LIMBU MILAN LIMBU GLENBURN T.E. SIMBONG SINGRIMTAM BUSTY RANGLI RANGLIOT DARJEELING 116. MINA KUMARI LIMBU KARNA BDR. LIMBU GLENBURN T.E. SIMBONG SINGRIMTAM BUSTY RANGLI RANGLIOT DARJEELING 117. PRATIMA SUBBA YOGESH SUBBA LOPCHU T.E. LAMAHATTA RANGLI RANGLIOT DARJEELING 118. SITA SUBBA MANILAL SUBBA LOWER LAMAHATTA
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