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AADHAR PERMANENT ENROLMENT CENTRES SNO Centre Summary Contact Person Mobile No AADHAR PERMANENT ENROLMENT CENTRES SNO Centre Summary Contact Person Mobile No. 1 Panchayat Bhaban, salamatpur, salamatpur, salamatpur, Goharganj, Raisen, --Please Select-- - 464651 9981425238 9981425238 2 panchayat bhawan, biawra, ward no. 8, ward no. 8, Beawara, Rajgarh, --Please Select-- - 465674 arun saxena 9039829222 3 panchyat bhawan, silwani, saikheda, saikheda, Bareli, Raisen, --Please Select-- - 464886 manohar puri 7869566406 4 1st Floor, 101 Money Arcade, Mishra Nagar, Indore, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 452009 Nitin Agrawal 9407423424 5 Shop No. 28,, Near Airtel Office, White House,, City Center, Gwalior, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh - 474011 Praveen Kumar Sahu 9826689323 6 67/1 First Floor, Near Darshan Singh Tiraha, Main Road, Ranjhi, Jabalpur, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh - 482005 Rais Ahmed 23529582 7 H.K City Center, Sarafa Bazar, Khargone, Khargone, Madhya Pradesh - 451001 Anupam Thakkar 9584860444 8 Shankar Bhawan, Infront of Dena Bank, Abkari Road, Betul Ganj, Betul, Betul, Madhya Pradesh - 460001 Laxman Das Satija 9425002004 Shop No. 16,, Kuldevi Plaza Parasia Road, Infront of SAF Gate Parasia Road, Chhindwara, Chhindwara, Madhya 9 Mithlesh Kumar Sisodia 9424961196 Pradesh - 480001 10 36, Near Jyoti Cinema, Zone-I,M.P.Nagar, Huzur, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - 462011 Raju Dhandhare 9179366429 NICT MP UID Permanent Enrollment Center Location- Chachor, Village and Post- Chachor, Tehsil- Rampura and 11 Mr. Mahesh Ji 9981531308 Manasa, Dist- Neemuch, Manasa, Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh - 458116 12 Village- Panali, Post- Temla, Tehsil- Pansemal, Barwani, Pansemal, Barwani, Madhya Pradesh - 451881 Mr. Devilal Jadhav 9981826309 13 55, Jawahar Marg, Thandla, Thandla, Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh - 457777 Mr. Sourabh Mehta 9301811099 Village-Nanpur, Rathore Complex CSC Center, Tehsil- Alirajpur, Dist-Alirajpur, Bhavra, Alirajpur, Madhya Pradesh - 14 Mr. Samrath Chouhan 9617366958 457887 15 AISECT CSC, Near State Bank, Shahnagar, Shahnagar, Panna, Madhya Pradesh - 488448 Sanjeev Gupta 9179478474 16 AISECT CSC, Soundhiya Group, 11, Chakghat, Block Teonthar, Teonthar, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh - 486226 Manni Lal Soundhiya 9755189735 17 Village- Goyala Buzurg, Tehsil- Ghatiya, Ujjain, Ghatiya, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh - 456003 Mr. Kamal Singh Anjana 9406624910 AISECT CSC, Ward NO 5, Rajiv Gandhi Marg, Kolipada, , Block Joura Distt: Morena M.P. – 476221, Joura, Morena, 18 Brindavan Goswami 9926224426 Madhya Pradesh - 476221 19 Village- Lohana, Post- Lohana, Tehsil- BadNagar, Ujjain, Badnagar, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh - 456771 Mr. Sanjay 9669164459 20 32 Chandra Shekar Azad Marg, Rajgarh, Block- Sardarpur, Sardarpur, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh - 454116 Mr. Rakesh Panwar 9425966665 21 AISECT CSC, C/o Sanjhi Computers, Niwari Road, Prithvipur, Prithvipur, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh - 472338 Rahul Sahu 8962282192 22 Village and Post- Barmandal, Sadar Bajar Barmandal, Tehsil- Sardarpur, Sardarpur, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh - 454111 Mr. Manoharlal Maru 9755521421 23 AISECT CSC, Near Ganj Circle, Vill & Post Saleha, Block Gunnor , Gunnor, Panna, Madhya Pradesh - 488333 Atul Tiwari 9425167219 24 AISECT CSC, Near Karhi Mod, Pawai, Block Pawai, Pawai, Panna, Madhya Pradesh - 488446 Vinod Tiwari 9098449528 25 Jay Stambh Chouraha, Maheshwar, Dist - Khargone, Maheshwar, Khargone, Madhya Pradesh - 451224 Mr. Santosh Pardeshi 9826747026 26 AISECT CSC, Village/Post-Khora , Tehsil-Ajaygarh Distt.-Panna -488222, Ajaigarh, Panna, Madhya Pradesh - 488222 Shri Neeraj Singraul 8269046048 AADHAR PERMANENT ENROLMENT CENTRES SNO Centre Summary Contact Person Mobile No. AISECT CSC, Village/Post-Sathaniya, Tehsil-Gunnaur Dist.-Panna - 488058, Gunnor, Panna, Madhya Pradesh - 27 Shri Ashok Tripathi 9425166684 488058 AISECT CSC, Village & Post Khardooti,, Bus Stand , Block Bada Malehra - 471313, Bada-malhara, Chhatarpur, 28 Rakesh Chaturvedi 9754650358 Madhya Pradesh - 471313 29 AISECT CSC, Vill & Post Ghuwara, Block BadaMalehra - 471313, Bijawar, Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh - 471313 Subodh Jain 9893065514 NICT MP UID Permanent Enrollment Center Location Village- Barkheda Kamliya, Neemuch Road, Tehsil- Jawad, Dist- 30 Mr. Aashish Ahir 9406858154 Neemuch, Jawad, Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh - 458330 31 Ghosi Mohalla, Hospital Road, Tehsil- Garoth, Dist- Mandsour, Garoth, Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh - 458880 Mr. Ishwar Patidar 9806886214 32 Gupta Bhwan, chandwara Road, Dinara,Thshil Karera, Karera, Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh - 473665 Meena Gupta 9425108945 33 Village-Dhannad, Post-Dhannad, Dist- Indore, Depalpur, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 453001 Mr. Nageshwar Choudhary 8959338570 34 Village- Chidawad, Tehsil- Tonk Khurd, Dist- Dewas, Tonk Khurd, Dewas, Madhya Pradesh - 455001 Mr. Sunil Patel 9754363296 35 Aisect CSC, Aisect Computer Center Shahnagar, Shahnagar, Panna, Madhya Pradesh - 488448 Shri Kalpana Manjhi 9752141490 36 AISECT CSC, Mamta Nagar New Colony Shahnagar Distt. Panna M.P., Shahnagar, Panna, Madhya Pradesh - 488448 Shri Ram Naresh Choubey 9424350690 37 Aisect CSC, Baba kapur gali, Gohad, Bhind, Madhya Pradesh - 477116 Dinesh Joshi 9926261215 38 Aisect CSC, Gram Maubagdara Post Barhatta Mauganj, Mauganj, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh - 486333 Praveen Shukla 9009477400 NICT MP UID Permanent Enrollment Center Location - Indorama Chouraha, Sector No. 3 Pithampur, Tehsil Dhar, 39 Mr. Amrit Bhuriya 9644442275 District Dhar, Dhar, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh - 454775 AISECT CSC, Village Kathautiya, Post Kathautiya,, Tehsil Sohagpur District Shahdol, Sohagpur, Shahdol, Madhya 40 Omparakash Singh Rajpoot 8103876119 Pradesh - 484001 AISECT CSC, ABOVE SBI BANK BADAGAON DHASAN, Block Tikamgarh, Baldeogarh, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh - 41 Sanat Jain 9926029485 472010 AISECT CSC, C/o Jain Computers NEAR GARMIN BANK BUS STAND KAHARGAPUR, Block Baldeogarh, Baldeogarh, 42 SAURABH JAIN 9754806019 Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh - 472115 AISECT CSC, NEAR POLICE STATION, VILL. & POST CHANDERA, Block Jatara, Jatara, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh - 43 MANDVI SAHU 7898534742 472118 44 AISECT CSC, NEAR BUS STAND KAKARWAHA, Block Tikamgarh, Baldeogarh, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh - 472010 VIMAL KUMAR JAIN 9753660734 45 AISECT CSC, RATOHR MARKET PRITHVIPUR, Block Prithvipur, Prithvipur, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh - 472338 ARCHANA KHARE 9993280406 NICT MP UID Permanent Enrollment Center Location- Kalibawdi, Village- Kalibawdi Block- Umarban, Tehsil- 46 Mr. Mithun Thakur 8349503319 Manawar, Dist- Dhar, Manawar, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh - 454449 47 csc centar, marsaini khurd, Village marsaini khurd, Datia, Datia, Madhya Pradesh - 475673 Mohar Singh Rajput 7509981322 48 bhawan 132, bhander road, inderanagar, Datia, Datia, Madhya Pradesh - 475673 satish kumar jha 9981704334 49 csc center , Sankar mandir, baba ki gali, chanderi, Chanderi, Ashok Nagar, Madhya Pradesh - 473446 Diwakar tiwari 9301542694 AADHAR PERMANENT ENROLMENT CENTRES SNO Centre Summary Contact Person Mobile No. 50 AISECT CSC, AISECT CSC Centre Patna, Block Jaithari, District Anuppur , Jaithari, Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh - 484116 Vipesh Singh Chandel 993848634 51 AISECT CSC, Near Collectorate, In front of Lahar Road,, Dist Bhind, Mehgaon, Bhind, Madhya Pradesh - 477001 Radha Krishan Singh 9926445207 AISECT CSC, Near Ramji Lal School, Soni, , Block - Mehgaon Dist - Bhind, Mehgaon, Bhind, Madhya Pradesh - 52 Maharaj Singh 8959707840 477557 53 AISECT CSC, GANDHI ROAD, MEHGAON, Mehgaon, Bhind, Madhya Pradesh - 477557 MAHARAJ SINGH 9826221886 54 AISECT CSC, DHANVANTRI COMPLEX ETAWAH ROAD BLOCK BHIND, Ater, Bhind, Madhya Pradesh - 477001 RAGHVENDRA SHARMA 9926546742 55 AISECT CSC, SUNEHARA ROAD, Morena, Morena, Madhya Pradesh - 476229 SHAILENDRA JADON 8085149815 56 AISECT CSC, GANDHI NAGAR, PORSA, Porsa, Morena, Madhya Pradesh - 476115 BRAJESH GOYAL 9826274961 57 AISECT CSC, ANJANI MATA COMP. NEAR KHANDIYA CHOWK, Palera, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh - 472118 ASHISH BARONIYA 9993259232 AISECT CSC, Village Dhanera , post deri, block khargapur, distr tikamgarh, Baldeogarh, Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh - 58 BRIJ KISHORE DIXIT, KAILASH SONI 9826294051 472115 AISECT CSC, STATION ROAD DHODHAR - P.O & VILL-DHODHAR, DISTT.SHEOPUR, Sheopur, Sheopur, Madhya 59 RAFIQ KHAN 9754356239 Pradesh - 476337 60 AISECT CSC, GIRLS SCHOOL ROAD, MAHAVEER PURA MOJA LALOR, Morena, Morena, Madhya Pradesh - 476001 SAURABH SHARMA 9993769762 AISECT CSC, AISECT CSC, Badagaon,Nowrozabad, Distt, Umaria M.P, Bandhogarh, Umaria, Madhya Pradesh - 61 Krishna Kumar Mishra 9827209204 484555 62 AISECT CSC, VILL/POST PANTARDAKALAN TEH/DISTT, SHEOPUR M.P, Sheopur, Sheopur, Madhya Pradesh - 476337 MUKESH SUMAN 9893709988 AISECT CSC, VILLAGE & POST BARETHI NEAR SCHOOL, BLOCK BADA, MALHARA DISTT.CHHATARPUR M.P, Bada- 63 BHAGWAN DAS LODHI 9669948513 malhara, Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh - 471313 64 20 Ganga Nagar, Parashram Marg, Gandhi Nagar, Indore, Indore, Indore, Madhya Pradesh - 453112 Mr. Jitendra Tanwar 9301354312 AISECT CSC, AISECT CSC, Vill & Post Pahadi Pason Block Sabalgarh, Distt. Morena Madhya Pradesh - 476229, 65 RAJ KUMAR SOLANKI 9691521470 Sabalgarh, Morena, Madhya Pradesh - 476229 AISECT CSC, AISECT CSC, Sanjay Nagar, Near Pump House, Huzur, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh - 486001, Huzur, Rewa, 66 R.D.MISHRA 9669437344 Madhya Pradesh - 486001 Main Road, 1st Floor of Astha , Tower Building, 13/1, Dhanwantari Marg, Free Ganj, Ujjain, Ghatiya, Ujjain, Madhya 67 Pankaj ahirwar 7344250007 Pradesh - 456010 AISECT CSC, AISECT CSC, Gram Post Badagaon Tehsil teonthar Rewa, Madhya Pradesh - 486226, Teonthar, Rewa, 68 BRIJESH KUMAR TRIPATHI 9424786761 Madhya Pradesh - 486226 AISECT CSC, AISECT CSC, Jawa, Block Jawa, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh - 486001, Teonthar,
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