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LIST of Cpios & Faas LIST OF CPIOs & FAAs REGIONAL OFFICE ADDRESS NAME NUMBER EMAIL-ID 3rd Floor,Navjivan Trust Bldg.,Behind Sh. R S Rahul, Dy. Manager 079-27542631 [email protected] CPIO Gujarat Vidhyapith, Opp. Ashram Road, Ahmedabad Ahmedabad, Gujarat - 380014 Sh. Balwant Singh, DGM 079-27541103 [email protected] FAA LIC Building (2nd Floor), Jagadhri Road, CPIO Sh. Vikram Kumar Arora, Manager 0171-4091829 [email protected] Ambala Cantt., Haryana - 133001 Ambala Sh. R.S. Madan, CRM 0171-2632590, [email protected] FAA 0171-4091901 44/45, LEO Shopping Complex, CPIO Ms. K Savithri, Dy. Manager 080-25593690 [email protected] Bangalore Residency Cross Road, Bangaluru, Karnataka - 560025 FAA Sh. P. C. Hota, DGM 080-25593693 [email protected] 4th Floor, Alok Bharati Towers, Shahid CPIO Sh. B N Mishra, Manager 0674-2547051 [email protected] Bhubaneshwar Nagar, Bhubaneswar, Odisha - 751007 FAA Sh. R. P. Blah, CRM 0674-2545661 [email protected] Surendra Building, SCO 109-110-111, CPIO Mrs.Neeru Gandhi, Dy.Manager 0172-5045731 [email protected] Chandigarh Sector-17 D, Chandigarh – 160017 FAA Sh. Ish Kumar Munjal, CRM 0172-5078022 [email protected] United India Life Bldg., 3rd and 4th Floor, CPIO Sh. T. Ramalingam, Manager 044-23458219 [email protected] Chennai P.B.No. 1877, 4, Esplanade, Chennai, Tamil Nadu - 600108 FAA Sh. Ajit Kumar, DGM 044-23458200 [email protected] Metro Palace, Ground Floor,Opp. North CPIO Mr. S Giridharan, RM 0484-2579131 [email protected] Cochin Railway Station, Ernakulam, Kochi, Kerala Sh. C. R. Vijayan, DGM 0484-2579101 [email protected] - 682018 FAA May Flower Building, 2nd Floor, 72, Dr. Sh. M Periasamy, Manager 0422 - 2217202 [email protected] Balasundara M Road, ATT Colony, CPIO Coimbatore Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu - 641018 Sh. K Jothinathan , CRM 0422-2217200 [email protected] FAA 23A, 3rd floor, NCR Plaza, Hathibarkala, CPIO Ms. Anuja Shiromany, RM 0135-6453414 [email protected] Dehradun New Cantt Road Sh. Pankaj Khanna, CRM 0135-2746287 Dehradun, Uttarakhand – 248001 FAA [email protected] Godrej Building, G. S. Road, Ulubari, CPIO Sanjib Addy, Manager 0361-2730685 [email protected] Guwahati, Assam - 781007 Guwahati Arup Gorlosa, CRM 0361-2730523 [email protected] FAA 0361-2730524 2nd floor, Sumangala Complex, Sh. C J Joseph, RM 0836-2364544 [email protected] 2966/1/B/HDMC ,Lamington Road, Hubli, CPIO Hubli Karnataka- 580020 Sh.P.S.Murthy, CRM 0836-2367092 [email protected] FAA #6-3-871, "Snehlata", Greenlands Road, Sh.K. Satyanarayana, RM 040-23401982 [email protected] Begumpet, Hyderabad, Telangana – CPIO Hyderabad 500016 FAA Sh. Rahul Duggal, DGM 040-23400698 [email protected] IDA Building, 4th Floor, 7, Race Course Mr. N. V. Satyanarayana, RM 0731-2549080 [email protected] Road,Indore, Madhya Pradesh – 452003 CPIO Indore Sh. M.S.Kumar, DGM 0731-2549061 [email protected] FAA Anand Bhawan, 3rd Floor, Sansar CPIO Ms Anshu Gupta, Dy. Manager 0141-5190621 [email protected] Jaipur Chandra Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan - Sh. M. P. Verma, CRM 0141-5113555 [email protected] 302001 FAA 4, Lyons Range, P.B. 608, Kolkata, West CPIO Sh. D. K. Mishra, RM 033-22302638 [email protected] Kolkata Bengal - 700001 FAA Sh B. Basumatary, DGM 033-22307995 [email protected] 43, Jeewan Bhawan, 3rd floor, Hazrat CPIO Sh. Ramesh Kumar Dhuppar, RM 0522-4093707 [email protected] Ganj, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh - 226001 Lucknow Dr. J .L .Ahuja, CRM 0522-4093701 [email protected] FAA Oriental House, 2nd Floor, 7, Jamshedji CPIO N G Ramachandra Rao, RM 022-22882170 [email protected] Tata Road, Churchgate,Mumbai, Mumbai RO-1 Maharashtra - 400020 Sh. Mohan V. Paranjape, DGM 022-22821243 [email protected] FAA Oriental House, 7th Floor, 7, Jamshedji CPIO Shri S. Sridhar, RM 022-22852665 [email protected] Mumbai RO-2 Tata Road, Churchgate, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400020 FAA Dr. M Johnson, DGM 022-22830833 [email protected] 6th Floor, Town Center, Tower-1, Andheri K Sundaran, RM 022-28590395, 022- [email protected] Kurla Road, Andheri-East, Mumbai, CPIO 61493103 (Extn 103) Maharashtra-400 059 Mumbai RO-3 Mr. Anil Srivastava, CRM 022-28590391, 022- [email protected] FAA 61493101 (Extn 101) 4th Floor, S. K. Towers, Nelson Square, CPIO Sh. Sanjay Sahai, Manager 0712-2585537 [email protected] Chhindwara Road, Nagpur, Maharashtra - Nagpur Sh. Mahadeva Malla, CRM 0712-2585533 [email protected] 440013 FAA 10th Floor, Hansalaya Building, 15, CPIO Sh. R.S. Khinchee, RM 011-23318029 [email protected] New Delhi RO-1 Barakhamba Road , Connaught Place, New Delhi-110001 FAA Sh. Gurmeet Grover, DGM 011-23324495 [email protected] 1st Floor, Core-1, Scope Minar, District CPIO Ms. Neelam Seth, RM 011-22449591 [email protected] Centre, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi – 110092 New Delhi RO-2 Sh Surendra Kohli, CRM 011-22449481 [email protected] FAA 011-22449480 Rajendra Path, Pirmohani, Patna, Bihar- Sh. Niraj Kumar, AM 0612-2661021 [email protected] 800003 CPIO Patna Sh Rajiv Jaiswal, RM I/C 0612- 3261931 [email protected] FAA Mayfair Towers, 1st Floor, Wakade Wadi, CPIO Dr.K. Elango, RM 020-60508282 [email protected] Pune Pune-Mumbai Road, Shivaji Nagar, Pune, Sh. V. Raghuraman, DGM 020-25512009 [email protected] Maharashtra - 411005 FAA 1st Floor, RK Plaza, Near Prakash G. N. Samal, RM 0771-4255385 [email protected] CPIO Swimming Pool, Ring Road-1, Pachpedi Raipur Naka, Raipur -492001, Chhattisgarh Dr. R.K. Srivastava, DGM 0771-4031815 0771- [email protected] FAA 4255381 A.G. Chambers, Mezzanine Floor, Sh K C Behl, RM 0265-2750196 [email protected] CPIO Vadodara University Road, Fatehganj Vadodara, Gujarat- 390002 FAA Dr O.P.Singh, CRM 0265-2782494 [email protected] 48-14-111, 2nd Floor,Sri Nitya CPIO Mr. T K Mohanty, Manager 0891-2546464 [email protected] Complex,Opp. Karnataka Bank, Rama 0891-2546461 [email protected] Vishakhapatnam Talkies Road, CBM Compound Ms. M D Nilekani,CRM Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh - FAA 530013 A-25/27 Asaf Ali Road, New Delhi - Sh. Ved Prakash, DGM 011-43659405 [email protected] 110002 CPIO 011-43659406 Head Office Sh. P K Bhagat, GM 011-23281797 [email protected] FAA Oriental Staff Training College, Sh. A K Gupta Manager 0129-4310225 CPIO [email protected] OSTC Bata More, Sector-11, Mathura Road, Faridabad, Haryana - 121006 FAA Sh. Rakesh Kumar, Principal 0129-4310349 [email protected] Rosy Towers, No.7, 2nd Floor, CPIO Mr. K Ramanujam, AM(Mktg) 044-23458238/39/40 [email protected] CBRO Chennai Nungambakkam High Road,Chennai, Mrs. C Latha Poorany,CRM 044-23458240 [email protected] Tamil Nadu-600034 FAA Oriental House, 3rd Floor, 7, Jamshedji CPIO Mr. Sambhu Pakra, Dy.Manager Not Available [email protected] CBRO Mumbai Tata Road,Churchgate, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400020 FAA Sh. N. Sundararaman, CRM 022-22041784 [email protected] Jeevan Vihar Bldg., 4th Floor, Rear CPIO Yogesh Dayal, Manager 011-23361521 [email protected] Portion, Sansad Marg, New Delhi - CBRO New Delhi Sh. M. K. Mittal, CRM 011-23341745 [email protected] 110001 FAA.
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