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Evoterlist.Pdf LM No. Name Mobile Number Email-ID Chapter Name 41 Dr. P. S. Desai [email protected] Ahmedabad 43 Dr. M. S. Narayanan 81486 00208 [email protected] Ahmedabad 44 Dr. Vijay K. Aggarwal 98 98 027 648 [email protected] Ahmedabad 61 Dr. S. K. Gupta 9825018293 [email protected] Ahmedabad 63 Dr. Shiv Mohan 9712128524 [email protected] Ahmedabad 64 Dr. P. C. Joshi 9427334315 [email protected] Ahmedabad 65 Dr. Abhijeet Sarkar [email protected] Ahmedabad 95 Mr. P. P. Kale [email protected] Ahmedabad 221 Mr. H. I. Andharia 9879798700 [email protected] Ahmedabad 222 Dr. S. K. Basu 7567273054 [email protected] Ahmedabad 223 Dr. S. Bhandari 9327921188 [email protected] Ahmedabad 224 Dr. R. M. Gairola 9724447193 [email protected] Ahmedabad 226 Dr. B. S. Gohil 9427329479 [email protected] Ahmedabad Mrs. Sathyabhama 228 [email protected] Ahmedabad Karthikeyan 229 Dr. C. M. Kishtwal 7042620387 [email protected] Ahmedabad 230 Dr. Raj Kumar 9898575023 [email protected] Ahmedabad 231 Dr. Aloke Mathur 9898015890 [email protected] Ahmedabad 233 Dr. Pradip.K.Pal 9408715063 [email protected] Ahmedabad 234 Dr. P. N. Pathak 94267 58028 [email protected] Ahmedabad 236 Dr. B. Simon 9408705538 [email protected] Ahmedabad 238 Dr. Atul K Varma 9898064423 [email protected] Ahmedabad 239 Dr. Baldev Sahai 9427304335 [email protected] Ahmedabad 079-26862627( 240 Mr. K. N. Padia don’t have mobile [email protected] Ahmedabad No.) 241 Dr. Arbind Sinha 9825712621 [email protected] Ahmedabad 243 Dr. K. M. Mathur [email protected] Ahmedabad 245 Dr. Benna Kumari 9427018184 [email protected] Ahmedabad don’t share mobile 246 Dr. S. R. Oza [email protected] Ahmedabad no. 247 Dr. S. P. Vyas 9427001180 [email protected] Ahmedabad 253 Dr. Evani Murthy [email protected] Ahmedabad 258 Dr. Rashmi Sharma 9725398989 [email protected] Ahmedabad 259 Dr. T. J. Majumdar don't have mobile [email protected] Ahmedabad Dr. Shashi Bhushan 261 [email protected] Ahmedabad Sharma Mr. N. G. Vasantha 263 [email protected] Ahmedabad Kumar 264 Dr. R. P. Singh 9427010614 [email protected] Ahmedabad 265 Dr. Ranendu Ghosh [email protected] Ahmedabad 266 Dr. M. C. Gupta [email protected] Ahmedabad 267 Mr. M. H. Kalubarme [email protected] Ahmedabad 268 Sh. B. S. Munjal 9825254130 [email protected] Ahmedabad 269 Dr. Sushma Panigrahi 9427001156 [email protected] Ahmedabad 271 Sh. Anil Kulkarni 9482941170 [email protected] Ahmedabad 272 Dr. Ajai 9427308931 [email protected] Ahmedabad 273 Dr. Harish Chandra 9979965044 [email protected] Ahmedabad 278 Dr. Shyam Lal 9427627076 [email protected] Ahmedabad 279 Mr. R. P. Dubey 9428825879 [email protected] Ahmedabad 280 Dr. A. K. Kandya 9409083978 [email protected] Ahmedabad 281 Dr. M. B. Potdar [email protected] Ahmedabad 283 Dr. Aishwarya Narain [email protected] Ahmedabad 289 Dr. H U Solanki 9879288968 [email protected] Ahmedabad 291 Mr. J. K. Garg [email protected] Ahmedabad 293 Mr. R. K. Dave 9427109476 [email protected] Ahmedabad 295 Mr. C. M. Nagrani 9427006870 [email protected] Ahmedabad 296 Mr. T. T. Madhavy [email protected] Ahmedabad 079-26913344 297 Mr. A. S. Kiran Kumar (don't want to give [email protected] Ahmedabad mobile no.) 298 Dr. H. S. S. Sinha 9879053670 [email protected] Ahmedabad 299 Dr. S. P. Gupta [email protected] Ahmedabad 301 Mr. P. S. Thakkar 9662177406 [email protected] Ahmedabad Ms. Sudha 302 [email protected] Ahmedabad Ravindranath Mr. Arun Kumar 303 9687806365 [email protected] Ahmedabad Sharma 304 Mr. Hiren Bhatt [email protected] Ahmedabad 305 Dr. V. N. Sridhar [email protected] Ahmedabad 306 Dr. Neera Chaturvedi [email protected] Ahmedabad 308 Mr. K. R. Manjunath 9426331641 [email protected] Ahmedabad 309 Dr. I. M. Bahuguna 9426585878 [email protected] Ahmedabad 310 Dr. Anjali Bahuguna 9427006874 [email protected] Ahmedabad 312 Mr. N. S. Mehta 9998514656 [email protected] Ahmedabad 313 Mr. K. N. Chaudhari 9429130898 [email protected] Ahmedabad 315 Mr. R. C. Garg [email protected] Ahmedabad 394 Mr. A. K. Sangal [email protected] Ahmedabad 415 Dr. Ravi Jadhav [email protected] Ahmedabad 449 Mr. R. K. Arora 9428508417 [email protected] Ahmedabad 450 Dr. Vyas Pandey 91-9879912357 [email protected] Ahmedabad 452 Mr. V. K. Jain 9427308691 [email protected] Ahmedabad 453 Dr. P. Dhinwa 9979523994 [email protected] Ahmedabad 454 Mr. A. K. Sisodia [email protected] Ahmedabad Mr. Narender 456 9824077890 [email protected] Ahmedabad Bhandari 457 Mr. R. K. Malviya [email protected] Ahmedabad 504 Mr. M. H. Raval 9426754754 [email protected] Ahmedabad 510 Mr. S. S. Rana 9426720510 [email protected] Ahmedabad 512 Dr. P. K. Srivastava 9426720505 [email protected] Ahmedabad 514 Dr. P. M. Udani 9825605114 [email protected] Ahmedabad 515 Mr. Vikram Desai 9428826994 [email protected] Ahmedabad 516 Dr. M. E. James [email protected] Ahmedabad 518 Mr. T. V. S. Ram 9904344885 [email protected] Ahmedabad 623 Dr. V. Sathiyamoorthy 9427327589 [email protected] Ahmedabad 650 Dr. V. S. Iyengar [email protected] Ahmedabad 689 Dr. Satya Prakash [email protected] Ahmedabad Dr. Pradeep. K. 691 9428025905 [email protected] Ahmedabad Thapliyal 692 Dr. S. S. Ray 9871963449 [email protected] Ahmedabad 695 Mr. J. T. Desai [email protected] Ahmedabad Mr. Kishor. P. 696 9879907381 [email protected] Ahmedabad Bharucha 699 Dr. Grorge Joseph 9978288287 [email protected] Ahmedabad Dr. Rengaswamy 9099922878, 710 [email protected] Ahmedabad Ramesh 9033027357 714 Sh. P. C. Shah 7621070001 [email protected] Ahmedabad 869 Mr. A. K. Shukla [email protected] Ahmedabad 871 Dr. A. M. Sheikh 9898266823 [email protected] Ahmedabad 872 Ms. Shivani Shah 9825019148 [email protected] Ahmedabad 874 Dr. A. S. Rajawat 9427016891 [email protected] Ahmedabad 877 Dr. (Ms.) Mini Raman 9427001984 [email protected] Ahmedabad 878 Dr. Y.B. Acharya 9427400893 [email protected] Ahmedabad 879 Dr. R. D. Deshpande 9824254098 [email protected] Ahmedabad Dr. Som Kumar 882 9328824633 [email protected] Ahmedabad Sharma 884 Prof. A. R. Dasgupta 9825329382 [email protected] Ahmedabad 886 Mr. B. K. Shrama 9974042754 [email protected] Ahmedabad 894 Dr. Jayant Sarkar 9426805439 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1059 Dr. Sanjib Kumar Deb 9428499318 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1095 Dr. Rahul Nigam [email protected] Ahmedabad Dr. Manorama 1358 9428909340 [email protected] Ahmedabad Mohanty 1386 Mr. K. N. Babu 7043409806 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1387 Sh. V. R. Rakesh 9611894141 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1388 Mr. V. N. Radhika [email protected] Ahmedabad Mr. Praveen Kumar 1389 9427069569 [email protected] Ahmedabad Gupta 1390 Mr. Mehul R. Pandya 9426650131 [email protected] Ahmedabad Mr. Munn Vinayak 1391 9427524390 [email protected] Ahmedabad Shukla Dr. Bipasha Paul 1392 9327559499 [email protected] Ahmedabad Shukla Dr. Sasmita 1393 9427329804 [email protected] Ahmedabad Chaurasia Dr. Anupam Kumar 1396 9879172079 [email protected] Ahmedabad Singh Sh. Shashikiran 1397 9974450483 [email protected] Ahmedabad Ganesh Sh. Ranjit Kumar 1398 9426391684 [email protected] Ahmedabad Sarangi Ms. K. Smitha 1399 9998898679 [email protected] Ahmedabad George Ms. Suchandra Aich 1400 8306523137 [email protected] Ahmedabad Bhowmick 1401 Sh. Rajesh Sikhakolli 9227760711 [email protected] Ahmedabad Ms. Madhupurna 1402 [email protected] Ahmedabad Mukherjee 1403 Dr. Narottam Sahoo [email protected] Ahmedabad Mr. Chandra Prakash 1404 9426353641 [email protected] Ahmedabad Singh 1405 Mr. Dipak A. Maroo 9426526429 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1406 Mr. I. C. Matieda 9426008202 [email protected] Ahmedabad Mr. Mahesh Kumar N. 1407 9638898009 [email protected] Ahmedabad Patel 1805 Ms. Neetu [email protected] Ahmedabad 1806 Mr. C. Mahesh 9426341044 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1808 Dr. Rajesh T. A. 9427314071 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1809 Dr. S. Ramachandran 9427320135 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1810 Sh. S. Venkatarmani [email protected] Ahmedabad 1811 Ms. Neeru Jaiswal 9974375346 [email protected] Ahmedabad Mr. Sukanta Kumar 1812 9724051654 [email protected] Ahmedabad Das Sh. Rishi Kumar 1814 9913365991 [email protected] Ahmedabad Gangwar 1815 Sh. Abhineet Shyam 9725070935 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1816 Dr. Prashant Kumar 9375785190 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1817 Ms. Minal Sampat 9909004516 [email protected] Ahmedabad 1818 Dr. Randhir Singh 9426755276 [email protected] Ahmedabad Sh. Abhisek 1909 9714597929 [email protected] Ahmedabad Chakraborty 1910 Ms. Inderpreet Kaur [email protected] Ahmedabad Sh. Kashyap N. 1911 9428813076 [email protected] Ahmedabad Mankad 1912 Sh. K. T. Pathak 9427520195 [email protected] Ahmedabad Sh. Darshan Kumar 1913 9898074896 [email protected] Ahmedabad K. Patel Sh. D. R. M. 1914 9428510109 [email protected] Ahmedabad Samudraiah 1915 Dr. T. Maria Antonita [email protected] Ahmedabad Dr. Satya Prakash 1916 8128405294 [email protected] Ahmedabad Ojha Sh. Santosh Kumar 1917 9426997441 [email protected] Ahmedabad Tripathi Sh. SK. Sazid 1918 [email protected] Ahmedabad Mahammad 1919 Mr. Nikunj P. Darji 9427790190 [email protected] Ahmedabad Sh. Debashish R. 1920 9825084337 [email protected] Ahmedabad Goswami 1921 Dr. R. Ram Krishnan 94263 49751 [email protected] Ahmedabad Dr. Bimal Kumar 1922 [email protected] Ahmedabad Bhattacharya 1923 Dr. Arindam Ghosh [email protected] Ahmedabad Dr. Dakhore Kailas 1924 9409548202 [email protected] Ahmedabad Kamaji Dr. (Mrs.) Manjusha 1925 8511185971 [email protected] Ahmedabad Kulshrestha Ms.
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