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Sl. No. Name of the MPHW(F)/ANM with Present Place of Posting Date PROVISIONAL GRADATION LIST OF MPHW(F) /ANM IN THE MULTI PURPOSE HEALTH WORKER(Female) CADRE AS ON 01.01.2018 Whether completed six months LHV Training or not Date of First Entry Name of the Category to ? If so, the date Date of into Govt. Service Sl. No. MPHW(F)/ANM with Qualification which of completion, Remarks Birth as MPHW(F)/ANM present place of posting belongs year of passing on regular basis. from LHV Training School, Berhampur 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Marssaya Beheri 18-01-1959 HSC 22-02-1977 UR No Tangi CHC (CTC) 2 Ahalya Sethy 20-11-1971 HSC 19-03-1977 SC No Dampara (CTC) 3 Arati Nayak 14-06-1968 HSC 07-11-1979 UR No Darbachha S/c(KPD) 4 Tapaswini Bhatta 13-05-1957 HSC 08-11-1979 Gen No CHC, Th.Rampur (Kld.) 5 Rohjini Bala Dandia 01-07-1960 HSC 11-11-1979 SC No Hirli (NPR) 6 Primika Bage 18-10-1959 HSC 12-11-1979 ST No Birbira SC(SNG) 7 Kalpana Dey 11-12-1959 HSC 20-06-1980 UR No Baripada DHH (MBJ) 8 Sadhana Bhutia 17-05-1980 HSC 04-07-1980 UR No CHC Banarpal (ANGUL) 9 Chandramani Sahoo 25-02-1959 HSC 10-07-1980 UR No Tangi H.Qr (KHD) 10 Nirmala Behera 28-08-1960 Matric 23-12-1980 SC No Daltola (KHD) 11 Urvasi Naik 01-01-1960 HSC 25-12-1980 ST No Tumkela SC(SNG) 12 Kanaklata Mukhi 05-07-1960 HSC 25-12-1980 SC No Pairaju (KDL) 13 Mandakini Bakhra 01-02-1959 HSC 29-12-1980 SC No CHC Kirmira ,(JSD) 14 Shantilata Dash 19-04-1960 HSC 29-12-1980 UR No Hatigarh CHC (BLS) 15 Elizabeth Mallick 01-07-1960 HSC 29-12-1980 ST No Kumarigaon (KDL) 16 Flora Kerketta 21-03-1959 HSC 31-12-1980 ST No Barsuan SC(SNG) 17 Bhagabati Dei 28-05-1959 HSC 01-01-1981 ST No Dharakot (KDL) 18 Bilasa Nag 07-01-1960 HSC 01-01-1981 SC No Barikel SC (BGR) 19 Bhanumati Kujar 20-05-1960 HSC 08-01-1981 ST No Sagbahal SC(SNG) 20 Musi Sahoo 05-05-1967 HSC 08-02-1981 UR No kundisa ( PURI ) 21 Satyabhama Sahu 12-02-1959 HSC 12-03-1981 UR No Sridamchandrapur CHC (MBJ) 22 Rukmuni Prusty 03-06-1960 HSC 16-03-1981 UR No Nakchi (ANGUL) 23 Swarnalata Pradhan 22-10-1967 HSC 08-04-1981 UR No CHC,Baunsuni (BOUDH) 24 Sanjukta Behera 12-06-1960 HSC 11-07-1981 SC No Barunia S/C (JPR) 25 UR Keldamal S/c ,Kalabira Nilima Sahoo 28-05-1960 HSC 05-08-1981 No CHC(JSD) 26 Pranati pattnaik 14-02-1959 HSC 25-12-1981 UR No Jadupur S/c(KPD) 27 Jamunabala Lenka 16-04-1960 HSC 25-12-1981 UR No Narilo S/c(KPD) 28 Sakuntala Ray 08-02-1959 11th 30-12-1981 UR No Gudiapokhari ( PURI ) 29 Satyabati Senapati 01-11-1959 HSC 22-01-1982 UR No Niali CHC (CTC) Whether completed six months LHV Training or not Date of First Entry Name of the Category to ? If so, the date Date of into Govt. Service Sl. No. MPHW(F)/ANM with Qualification which of completion, Remarks Birth as MPHW(F)/ANM present place of posting belongs year of passing on regular basis. from LHV Training School, Berhampur 30 Saralarani Mallick 17-12-1958 HSC 23-01-1982 Sc No Jhadagaon S/C(JPR) 31 Damayanti Rath 15-02-1959 HSC 27-01-1982 UR No PHC(N) Padwa (KPT) 32 Parbati Dei 12-06-1959 HSC 02-02-1982 UR No Maniabandha CHC (CTC) 33 Kalyani Dei 26-09-1959 11th 02-02-1982 SC No Arugul (KHD) 34 Bahalen Lugan 05-07-1960 SSC 06-02-1982 ST No Keseibahal SC(SBP) 35 Janaki Nayak 23-06-1959 10th 10-02-1982 SC No Chhitikana ( PURI ) 36 Dulimani Tudu 03-03-1960 19-02-1982 ST No Berhampur PHC (BLS) 37 Ratnamani Khilla 07-02-1959 HSC 24-02-1982 ST No Sambai SC (KPT) 38 Julia Minz 25-08-1959 HSC 26-02-1982 ST No Kulta SC(SNG) 39 Malatilata Swain 25-11-1959 HSC 08-08-1982 UR No Bandhapara S/C(KPD) 40 Padmini Giri 16-05-1960 HSC 04-09-1982 UR No Kisantandi CHC (MBJ) 41 Swarnalata Routray 26-10-1989 HSC 06-09-1982 UR No Mahanga CHC (CTC) 42 Arunabala Sarangi 14-05-1960 HSC 01-01-1983 UR No CHC Balikuda (JSP) 43 Manorama Pattnaik 15-05-1961 HSC 01-01-1983 UR No Manijangha ( PURI ) 44 Sneha Moni Mohanta 15-02-1959 HSC 17-01-1983 UR No CHC Jemadeipentha (RGD) 45 Kunjalata marandi 13-03-1960 ME pass 07-02-1983 ST No Bangriposi CHC (MBJ) 46 Chandra prova Das 01-06-1959 11th pass 09-03-1983 UR No Kuliana CHC (MBJ) 47 Ramamani Mohapatra 14-01-1960 HSC 21-03-1983 UR Yes Badatara Sub Centre ( PURI 48 Nirupama Das 12-11-1959 HSC 09-05-1983 UR No Badampahar CHC (MBJ) 49 Sabya Negi, 05-06-1963 Matric 04-06-1983 OBC No Julumbahal SC(SNG) 50 Arati Behera 05-07-1960 XI 02-09-1983 UR No Kostha CHC (MBJ) 51 Arati Pal 21-04-1960 HSC 03-09-1983 UR No Sridamchandrapur CHC (MBJ) 52 Tillotama Sahu 01-03-1959 HSC 04-09-1983 UR No CHC Jhumpura (KJR) 53 Bhabani Natha 07-06-1960 HSC 06-09-1983 UR No CHC Jhumpura (KJR) 54 Hemamanjori Behera 02-10-1960 CGSC 06-09-1983 SC No Korchamal (NPR) 55 Swarnaprava Sathua 08-04-1959 HSC 07-09-1983 UR No Kapanda SC(SNG) 56 Latika Digar 21-04-1961 Matric 07-09-1983 SC No Kisantandi CHC (MBJ) 57 Padmabati Dei 29-11-1958 HSC 08-09-1983 UR No Bahalda CHC (MBJ) 58 Nalini Kumari Gouda 15-07-1961 HSC 08-09-1983 UR No Sasahandi PHC(N) (KPT) 59 Pravasini Salangi 09-03-1965 HSC 09-09-1983 UR No Kaptipada CHC (MBJ) 60 Dayamani Barla 04-10-1958 HSC 10-09-1983 ST No Gadbhati SC (BGR) 61 Mary Kiro 17-01-1960 HSC 14-09-1983 ST No Kandadhuda SC(SNG) Whether completed six months LHV Training or not Date of First Entry Name of the Category to ? If so, the date Date of into Govt. Service Sl. No. MPHW(F)/ANM with Qualification which of completion, Remarks Birth as MPHW(F)/ANM present place of posting belongs year of passing on regular basis. from LHV Training School, Berhampur 62 Saraswati Dash 12-02-1961 HSC 14-09-1983 UR No Malaanandpur S/C (JPR) 63 Ambuja Sathpathy 23-03-1963 HSC 15-09-1983 UR Yes Chhatia S/C (JPR) 64 Nibedita Samantaray 26-10-1958 HSC 20-09-1983 UR No Homeopathic Hosp BBSR 65 Ratnamani Behera 15-02-1960 Class-xi 21-09-1983 UR No Janhapada S/C (BGR) 66 UR Bhatlaida, Mundrajore Sujata Panigrahi 28-03-1962 HSC 22-09-1983 No CHC(JSG) 67 Sumitra Dei 03-06-1960 HSC 09-12-1983 UR No Jamda CHC (MBJ) 68 Charubala Paramanik 10-06-1962 Matric 09-12-1983 UR No K.C.Pur CHC (MBJ) 69 Sakuntala Pati 06-04-1961 HSC 31-01-1984 UR No Berhampur PHC (BLS) 70 Birajarani Das 22-03-1968 (+2 Arts) 09-02-1984 UR No CHC,Basudevpur (KJR) 71 Puspa Surin 03-06-1968 I.A 19-02-1984 ST No Kardega SC(SNG) 72 Sidheswary Sethy 12-03-1963 08-03-1984 SC No Hatigarh CHC (BLS) 73 Kumudini Jena 30-10-1958 HSC 12-03-1984 SC No Rachhipur S/C (JPR) 74 Renubala Sethi 15-01-1960 XI 13-03-1984 SC No Kuliana CHC (MBJ) 75 Malati Panda 12-10-1959 10th pass 14-03-1984 UR No Balasore ,PPC (BLS) 76 Suchitra Manna 20-11-1959 HSC 14-03-1984 OBC No Baliapal CHC (BLS) 77 Suna Sethy 14-06-1959 HSC 15-03-1984 SC No SDH,Anandapur (KJR) 78 Kuni Dei 20-01-1962 HSC 16-03-1984 SC No Adaspur CHC (CTC) 79 Basanti Ku Dei 06-12-1958 HSC 17-03-1984 SC No Nandapur (ANGUL) 80 Manaswini Nayak 01-04-1959 HSC 17-03-1984 SC No Sudhipada (KDL) 81 Durloga SC, Brajarajnagar Sureswari Magar 13-08-1960 HSC 17-03-1984 SC No CHC(JSG) 82 Subhadra Karua 01-06-1962 class-XI 17-03-1984 SC No Tato CHC (MBJ) 83 Rebati Nayak 11-07-1959 HSC 19-03-1984 SC No CHC,Madhyakhanda (NGR) 84 Banita Bag 07-12-1960 HSC 19-03-1984 SC No Patkulunda S/C (BGR) 85 Kausalya Nayak HSC 19-03-1984 ST No CHC,Padmapur (KJR) 86 Janhabi Naik 10-11-1959 HSC 20-03-1984 UR No Kulanbahal SC(SNG) 87 Pramila Mandal 17-03-1960 HSC 20-03-1984 UR No CHC, Nuagadiasahi(NGR) 88 Kamalini Nag 05-05-1961 HSC 20-03-1984 SC No Ghasian(BLG) 89 Bhabimani Oram 01-12-1958 Class X 21-03-1984 ST No CHC,Bhanda (KJR) 90 Surama Pradhan 08-04-1959 HSC 21-03-1984 ST No Bandhagada (KDL) 91 Maryrosalia Tete 25-09-1961 HSC 21-03-1984 ST No Kadhobahal SC(SNG) Whether completed six months LHV Training or not Date of First Entry Name of the Category to ? If so, the date Date of into Govt.
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