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List of Sainik Rest House Andhra Pradesh 1 LIST OF SAINIK REST HOUSE ANDHRA PRADESH Sl. Location Address Nearest Distan Nearest Dista Accommodation Available Contact to No. Rly Stn ce Airport nce (Rooms) (Address & (Kms) (Kms) Offrs JCOs Ors Telephone) 1 Anantapur Sainik Rest House Anantapur 1 Puttaparthi 95 01 Room 01 01 Room ZSWO Sainik Bhavan with Room with Anantapur Near Clock Tower double with single 08554-241146 Anantapur – 515001 bed. single bed bed 2 Kadapa Sainik Rest House Kadapa 2 Tirupathi 120 01 Room 01 02 ZSWO Sainik Bhavan Room Rooms Kadapa Opp RTC Bus Stand 08562-244558 Kadapa – 516002 3 Guntur Sainik Rest House Guntur 1 Ganavaram, 45 Single Single Dormitory ZSWO Guntur Sainik Bhavan Vijayawada Room Room with 2 0863-2225853 Opp Hindu College with 01 with beds Guntur – 522001 bed. 02 bed 4 Kakinada Sainik Rest House Kakinada 3 Rajahmundry 70 Three Dormitory with four ZSWO Sainik Bhavan Rooms beds for JCOs and Kakinada Treasury Compound allotted ORs 0884-2375308 Kakinada – 533001 for Offrs 2 5 Karimnagar Sainik Rest House Karimnagar 5 Ramagundam 65 -01- -01- -01- ZSWO Sainik Bhavan Single Single Single Karimnagar H.No. 2-7-360 room with room with room 0878-2240622 Opp Revenue Club a a iron with a Near Collectorate wooden double iron Complex, Mukarampura bed bed double Karimnagar bed 6 Kurnool Sainik Rest House Kurnool 2 Hyderabad 210 1 Single Dormitory with four ZSWO Sainik Bhavan, B Camp room with beds for JCOs and Kurnool Near Water Tank double ORs 08518-229445 Kurnool – 518002 cot. 7 SPS Nellore Sainik Rest House SPS 4 Thirupathi 120 1 Single Dormitory with ZSWO Nellore Sainik Bhavan Nellore room with four beds for 0861-2328419 Kondayapalem Gate a double JCOs and ORs Cente Dargamitta cot. Nellore – 524001 8 Visakhapatnam Sainik Rest House Visakhapat 5 Visakhapatnam 15 1 Single 2 rooms Dormi ZSWO Sainik Bhavan nam room with with tory Visakha- Maharanipeta a double double with 7 patnam Visakhapatnam–530002 cot bed beds 0891-2706511 9 Vizianagaram Sainik Rest House Vizianagar 2 Vishakhapatnam 60 1 room 01 Room with two ZSWO Sainik Bhavan am with single beds for Vizianagaram Cantonment Post double JCOs and ORs 08922-274743 Vizianagaram – 535002 bed 10 Warangal Sainik Rest House Warangal 10 Hyderabad 150 1 room 1 Room with two ZSWO Sainik Bhavan with two single beds for Warangal Kanaka Durga Colony beds JCOs and ORs 0870-2456018 Waddepally Kazipet 5 Warangal – 506370 11. Somajiguda Sainik Rest House . - - - - - Under Hyderabad Somajiguda (AP) construction (AP) 3 ARUNACHAL PRADESH NIL 4 ASSAM Sl. Location Address Nearest Rly Stn Distanc Nearest Airport Distan Accommodation Contact to No. e (Kms) ce Available (Rooms) (Address & (Kms) Offrs JCOs ORs Telephone) 1 Guwahati Directorate of Sainik Guwahati 5 Guwahati 25 2(Two 3(Thr 1(Five 0361-2544229 Welfare, Sainik Bhawan beds ee bedde House No. 74 in beds d) Lachit Nagar each in Guwahati – 781007 room) each room) 2 Silchar Zila Sainik Welfare Office, Silchar 2 Kumbhigram 25 1(Two 1(3 2(04 03842-231115 Cachar bedde bedde beds PO-Silchar d) d) in Dist - Cachar (Assam) each room) 3 Diphu Zila Sainik Welfar Office Diphu ½ Dimapur 65 1(Two 1 2 03671-274981 Karbi-Anglong bedde PO-Diphu d) Dist-Karbi-Anglong (Assam) 4 Dhubri Zila Sainik Welfar Office Bongaigaon 60 -- -- 1(Two 1(Four 1 03662-232662 Dhubri (Assam) bedde bedde d) d) 5 BIHAR Sl. Location Address Nearest Rly Distan Nearest Airport Distan Accommodation Contact to No. Stn ce ce Available (Rooms) (Address & (Kms) (Kms) Offrs JCOs ORs Telephone) 1. Bhagalpur Sainik Rest House Bhagalpur 3 Nil NA 1 1 Dormi 0641-2400821 Bhagalpur tory 2. Bhojpur Sainik Rest House Ara 4 Nil NA 1 1 Dormi 06182-222866 Bhojpur tory 3. Chapra Sainik Rest House Chapra 1 Nil NA 1 1 Dormi 06152-236714 Chapra tory 4. Munger Sainik Rest House Jamalpur 8 Nil NA 1 1 Dormi 06344-227345 Munger tory 5. Gaya Sainik Rest House Gaya 5 Nil NA 1 1 Dormi 0631-2421708 Gaya tory 6. Katihar Sainik Rest House Katihar 5 Nil NA 1 1 Dormi 0641-2400821 Katihar tory 7. Motihari Sainik Rest House Motihari 6 Nil NA 1 1 Dormi 06252-238278 Motihari tory 8. Patna (Danapur Sainik Rest House Dana pur 7 Patna 8 Km 1 1 Dormi 06115-227978 Cantt) Patna Apprx. tory (Danapur Cantt) 6 CHHATTISGARH Sl. Location Address Nearest Rly Distan Nearest Airport Distan Accommodation Contact to No. Stn ce ce Available (Rooms) (Address & (Kms) (Kms) Offrs JCOs ORs Telephone) 1 Raipur Sainik Rest House Raipur 2 Mana Airport 15 1 1 1 0771-2427449 Collectorate Parisar Raipur Behind Home Guard Office, Raipur (CG) – 492001 2 Bilaspur Sainik Rest House Bilaspur 3 Mana Airport 144 1 1 1&2 0775-2238099 Collectorate Parisar Raipur Dor Bilaspur, (Chhatisgarh) 3 Durg Sainik Rest House Durg 1 Mana Airport 40 1 1 1 0788-2329939 Opp PWD Circuit House Raipur Near Raipur Naka, Durg 4 Rajnandgaon Sainik Rest House Rajnandgaon 200 mtr Mana Airport 85 1 1 2 07744-226862 Near Rly Station Raipur P.W.D Rest House Road Rajanadgaon 7 GOA NIL GUJARAT) Sl. Location Address Nearest Rly Distan Nearest Distance Accommodation Contact to No. Stn ce Airport (Kms) Available (Rooms) (Address & (Kms) Telephone Offrs JCOs ORs 1. Ahmedabad Gaurav Senani Bhavan Ahmedabad 6 Ahmeda 2 6 2 4(Room 079- Shahibaug-Airport Road bad )+1 2286834951 Shahibaug dormitor Ahmedabad-04 y (5 bed) 2. Vadodara Military Boys Hostel Vadodara 4 Vadodar 6 - - 7 Bed 0265- Building, Chhani Road a dormitor 2772666 Jakatnaka Vadodara-24 y 3. Rajkot Sainik Rest House Rajkot 3 Rajkot 3 - - 2 Room 0281- Near RUDA Office 2476825 Opp. Police HQ Rakot – 360001 8 HARYANA Sl. Location Address Nearest Rly Distan Nearest Airport Distan Accommodation Contact to No. Stn ce ce Available (Rooms) (Address & (Kms) (Kms) Offrs JCOs ORs Telephone) 1. Ambala Cantt Sainik Rest House Ambala Cantt 0.5 Chandigarh - 4 4 1 0171-2634951 Mall Road 0171-2530557 Ambala Cantt 2. Ambala City Sainik Rest House Ambala City 1 Chandigarh - 0171-2530557 Near Badsahi Bagh Used by ZSB Office Gurdwara, Ambala City 3. Ateli Sainik Rest House Ateli 0.1 New Delhi - 1 1 1 0182-250259 Near BDO Office Ateli (M’Garh) 4. Bahadurgarh Sainik Rest House Bahadurgarh 1 New Delhi - 2 2 1 01251-254236 Delhi - Rohtak Road Bahadurgarh (Jhajjar) 5. Bhiwani Sainik Rest House Bhiwani 0.2 New Delhi - 3 2 1 01664-243538 Railway Road Near DAV College Bhiwani 6. Charkhi Dadri Sainik Rest House Charkhi Dadri 1.5 New Delhi - 1 1 1 0166-243538 Near Civil Court Complex Charkhi Dadri 7. Faridabad Sainik Rest House Faridabad 1.5 New Delhi - 2 2 1 0129-2287304 Near Old Sabji Mandi Sector 16, Faridabad 8. Gohana Sainik Rest House Gohana 3 New Delhi - 2 1 1 0130-2242659 Near ITI, Gohana (Sonepat) 9 9. Gurgaon Sainik Rest House Gurgaon 5 New Delhi 20 3 3 1 0124-2320730 Apna Bazar Old Delhi-Alwar Road Civil Lines Gurgaon 10. Hisar Sainik Rest House Hisar 2 New Delhi 10 4 3 1 01662-272901 Near PWD Rest House Hisar 11. Jhajjar Sainik Rest House Jhajjar 30 New Delhi - 2 1 1 01251-254236 Gudiani Road Jhajjar 12. Jind Sainik Rest House Jind 5 New Delhi - 2 1 1 01681-245254 Near Bus Stand Jind 13. Kaithal Sainik Rest House Kaithal 2 Chandigarh - -- 1 1 01746-223731 H. No. 761, Amargarh Basti, Opp Gali No. 3 Kaithal 14. Kanina Sainik Rest House Kanina 1 New Delhi - 1 1 1 01282-250259 Near BDO Office M’Garh – Rewari Road Kanina (M’Garh) 15. Karnal (Old) Sainik Rest House Karnal 2 New Delhi - 2 1 1 0184-2272589 Near Karan Park Karnal 16. Karnal (New) Sainik Rest House Karnal 2 New Delhi 0184-2272589 Near Karan Park USE OF ZSB OFFICE Karnal 17. Kosli Sainik Rest House Kosli 1.5 New Delhi 01250-275138 Near SDO (C) Office Kosli (Rewari) 10 18. Kurukshetra Sainik Rest House Kurukshetra 1.5 Chandigarh - 1 1 1 01744-220922 Urban Estate, Section 13, Kurukshetra 19. Loharu Sainik Rest House Loharu 1 New Delhi - 2 2 1 01664-243538 Near Bus Stand Loharu (Bhiwani) 20. Mohindergarh Sainik Rest House Mohindergarh 1 New Delhi - 1 1 1 01282-250259 Near Civil Court Mohindergarh 21. Narnaul Sainik Rest House Narnaul 1.5 New Delhi - 3 2 1 01282-250259 Near PWD Rest House Narnaul (M’Garh) 22. Panipat Sainik Rest House Panipat 1 New Delhi - 1 1 1 0180-2650311 Kothi No. 228, Adarsh Nagar, Panipat 23. Punchkula Sainik Rest House Chandigarh 6 Chandigarh 12 4 3 1 0172-2560321 Sector 12 Punchkula 24. Rewari Sainik Rest House Rewari 0.5 New Delhi - 2 1 1 01274-224341 Opp Girls Sr. Sec School, Rewari 25. Rohtak (Old) Sainik Rest House Rohtak 2 New Delhi - 01262-230687 Near Chottu Ram USE OF ZSB OFFICE Chowk, Civil Road Rohtak Sainik Rest House Rohtak 2 New Delhi - 4 3 1 01262-230687 Rohtak (NEW) Near Chottu Ram Chowk, Civil Road Rohtak 26. Sirsa Sainik Rest House Sirsa 4 New Delhi 8 1 1 1 01666-247339 Opp Police Line Barnala Road, Sirsa 11 27. Sonepat Sainik Rest House Sonepat 2 New Delhi - 2 2 1 0130-2242659 Police Line, Gohana Road, Sonepat 28. Yamuna Sainik Rest House Yamuna Nagar 10 Chandigarh - 2 1 1 01732-211892 Nagar Housing Board Complex Sector-18, HUDA, Jagadhari, Yamunanagar 12 HIMACHAL PRADESH Sl. Location Address Nearest Dista Nearest Dista Accommodation Available Contact to No. Rly Stn nce Airport nce (Rooms) (Address & (Kms) (Kms) Offrs JCOs ORs Telephone) 1. Bilaspur Sainik Rest House Kirtarpur 50 Shimla/ 60 2 Rooms ,2 beds per room, 1 09178-222343 Bilaspur Near Bus Chandigarh dormitory 6 Stand, Bilaspur HP 2.
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