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List of Officers and Employees of Eastern Railway ( Employee No LIST OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF EASTERN RAILWAY ( EMPLOYEE NO. WISE) EMPLOYEE RLY JOINING RETIREMENT GRADE SL NO EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION PAY NO DATE DATE PAY 1 00000123 AVIJIT DAS HELPER 30-06-2010 31-03-2043 7210 1800 00000789 RAKESH YADAV TEL/ATTN/DAK/COURIE 18-07-2011 31-01-2051 7000 1800 2 R 3 00002488 SRI VIVEKA NANDA SAHA ANCO 21-04-1979 31-03-2015 37510 5400 4 00003311 APURBA ACHARYYA SEN/SPL BR 29-06-1979 30-09-2014 35910 6600 00004420 GOPAL CHANDRA SARDAR CLERK GRADE II 17-11-2004 31-08-2027 9280 1900 5 6 00005484 SRI SANJOY DEY HELPER 13-04-2007 30-04-2034 8380 1800 00005976 RANBIR SINGH CHIEF ELECTRICAL 07-05-1984 30-09-2016 66290 10000 7 ENGINEER 8 00006087 AMIT KUMAR BASU STENO GR-I 22-03-1985 30-06-2014 22490 4600 00006282 SUJIT DUTTA SECTION ENGINEER 06-07-1994 31-01-2026 22590 4600 9 (IT) 00006300 A PRAMANIK SR SECTION 17-09-1994 30-09-2025 23080 4600 10 ENGINEER/ TECH 00006348 TANMOY KR GHOSH SR SECTION 24-02-1995 31-12-2025 23980 4800 11 ENGINEER/ TECH 12 00007031 UJJWAL KUMAR SEAL DRIVER 18-06-2008 31-01-2040 8230 1900 00007237 GOUTAM DAS SUBSTITUTE 21-07-2009 31-12-2039 7120 1300 13 BUNGLOW PEON 0000743G SHRI ARUN KANTI SUPERVISOR 09-08-1972 31-07-2014 26460 4800 14 CHATTERJEE 15 00007845 SUBIR KANUNGO CLERK GRADE I 26-02-1982 31-05-2015 21300 4600 16 0000801G SHRI KRISHNAKANT JHA SENIOR AUDITOR 15-12-1973 31-03-2015 22280 4200 17 0000839G MRINMOY HAZRA AUDIT OFFICER 24-04-1974 31-12-2014 31010 5400 18 00008400 RAM ASISH PANDEY DRIVER 11-04-1980 30-09-2016 14910 2800 0000859G SHRI ASHOK KUMAR SENIOR AUDITOR 16-08-1975 31-12-2014 22860 4200 19 LEPCHA 0000860G SHRI SHYAMA PROSAD PAL SUPERVISOR 31-12-1975 31-01-2016 27620 5400 20 21 0000863G SHRI DEBASISH MAJUMDER SENIOR AUDITOR 25-06-1976 31-10-2016 22440 4200 22 0000867G SHRI ASHIS KUMAR DEY SENIOR AUDITOR 16-10-1976 31-05-2015 25410 4600 0000875G SHRI BIMAN CHANDRA SENIOR AUDITOR 27-07-1976 28-02-2015 25410 4600 23 MONDAL 24 0000878G SMT. CHITRA GHOSH SUPERVISOR 11-10-1976 31-10-2014 22220 5400 25 0000900G SRI UTPAL KR. ROY SR.AUDIT OFFICER 25-07-1978 31-05-2014 32850 5400 26 0000908G SHRI ANJAN CHATTERJEE SENIOR AUDITOR 12-04-1978 30-04-2015 25410 4600 27 0000910G SHRI ALOKE KR.. KAHALY SENIOR AUDITOR 11-04-1978 31-01-2016 24440 4600 00009147 COL.DAYAL. C. DOGRA CHIEF ELECTRICAL 19-05-1982 31-10-2017 72790 10000 28 ENGINEER 29 0000915G SHRI DOMNIC TOPPO SENIOR AUDITOR 03-07-1978 31-05-2015 25000 4600 0000918G SHRI DILIP KR. SWARNAKER SENIOR AUDITOR 19-07-1978 30-11-2015 24440 4600 30 31 0000919G SHRI ARUN KR.. DAS SENIOR AUDITOR 20-07-1978 31-07-2014 25410 4600 32 0000920G SHRI AMARJEET SENIOR AUDITOR 26-04-1978 31-08-2017 23260 4200 33 0000929G SMT. CHANDRA DUTTA AUDIT OFFICER 10-01-1979 30-11-2015 31640 5400 34 0000933G SMT. RANIBALA SIT SENIOR AUDITOR 08-01-1979 29-02-2016 24150 4600 0000939G SHRI SANTHA CHARAN AUDIT OFFICER 22-03-1979 31-08-2014 31640 5400 35 PAIKRAY 0000940G SHRI RABINDRA NATH SENIOR AUDITOR 06-03-1979 30-09-2018 24880 4600 36 KUNDU 37 0000947G SHRI S S RAWAT SENIOR AUDITOR 23-06-1979 30-06-2018 22220 5400 0000959G SRI BISWANATH ROY AUDIT OFFICER 01-02-1980 31-12-2014 29910 5400 38 CHOWDHURY 39 0000963G SHRI ASOKE ROY SENIOR AUDITOR 09-04-1980 27580 5400 0000970G SRI SACHINDRA NARAYAN SENIOR AUDITOR 02-06-1980 30-09-2016 27580 5400 40 BISWAS 0000972G SRI NIMAI CHANDRA SR.AUDIT OFFICER 26-06-1980 31-05-2016 32590 5400 41 CHAUDHURY 42 0000975G RANJAN KUMAR HAZRA SR.AUDIT OFFICER 15-07-1980 28-02-2015 32590 5400 0000977G R.P.SRIVASTAVA MULTI TASKING 25-08-1980 31-01-2021 11000 2400 43 STAFF/AUDIT 0000978G SHRI MALAY CHAKRABORTY SENIOR AUDITOR 23-08-1980 23260 4200 44 45 0000979G SHRI KAPIL DEO SAH SENIOR AUDITOR 23-08-1980 31-03-2018 22280 4200 0000980G SHRI RATAN KUMAR SENIOR AUDITOR 23-08-1980 31-03-2018 16270 4200 46 ACHARYA 47 0000981G SHRI AMAR ROY SENIOR AUDITOR 22-08-1980 31-05-2015 22030 4200 0000982G SHRI MANOHAR LAL YADAV SENIOR AUDITOR 25-08-1980 30-06-2019 21210 4200 48 49 0000984G SAMIR KUMAR MAJHI SENIOR AUDITOR 05-09-1980 29-02-2020 17650 4200 50 0000988G ARUN PRASAD SENIOR AUDITOR 03-09-1980 31-07-2021 12990 4200 51 0000990G R TIWARI SENIOR AUDITOR 29-08-1980 31-08-2016 17830 4200 52 0000991G SRI SUNIL KR. DAS SR.AUDIT OFFICER 11-06-1980 28-02-2017 33170 5400 53 0000997G S.P.KUKRETY AUDIT OFFICER 29-06-1981 30-04-2016 31640 5400 54 0000998G SRI SUSANTA KR. ROY AUDIT OFFICER 29-06-1981 31-01-2017 31640 5400 55 0000999G SHRI SIBAJI LAHIRI SENIOR AUDITOR 30-07-1981 31-12-2017 27090 5400 56 0001002G SMT.SYAMALI DEY SENIOR AUDITOR 11-02-1981 31-03-2020 24880 4600 57 0001006G SHRI DIPANKAR GANGULY SENIOR AUDITOR 12-08-1981 30-06-2016 24440 4600 58 0001007G MD. QAYYUMUDDIN AUDITOR 12-08-1981 28-02-2017 16220 4200 59 0001008G SHRI BISWAJIT PAN SENIOR AUDITOR 13-08-1981 31-12-2020 22030 4200 60 0001009G SHRI DARBARI KAMTI WELFARE ASSISTANT 13-08-1981 31-07-2022 22510 4800 61 0001010G DEBASISH RAY PRIVATE SECRETARY 10-08-1981 28-02-2018 27410 4800 62 0001013G SUDARSON BOSE ASST AUDIT OFFICER 28-09-1981 31-01-2016 27490 5400 63 0001015G SRI UTPAL DAS ASST AUDIT OFFICER 03-10-1981 30-11-2015 30340 5400 64 0001019G SMT. SUDESHNA BAGCHI SENIOR AUDITOR 07-12-1981 30-09-2024 24880 4600 65 0001020G SRI DEBABRATA SEN AUDIT OFFICER 19-03-1982 28-02-2018 31640 5400 66 0001023G PRADIP KUMAR GHOSH WELFARE ASSISTANT 01-02-1982 31-05-2019 16880 4800 0001024G SHRI RADHIKA PROSAD AUDITOR 26-04-1982 31-01-2017 14750 4200 67 HAZRA 68 0001025G SALIL KR. BHATTACHARJEE AUDITOR 28-04-1982 30-04-2017 14720 4200 0001026G SHRI SWAPAN KUMAR SENIOR AUDITOR 24-04-1982 30-11-2019 23260 4200 69 SARDAR 0001028G SRI UTTAM KR. BHOWMICK AUDIT OFFICER 21-06-1982 28-02-2018 30180 5400 70 71 0001029G SHRI GOUTAM DAS SENIOR AUDITOR 26-08-1982 31-03-2019 24860 4600 0001033G TAPAN KR. MAHAPATRA ASST AUDIT OFFICER 10-09-1982 28-02-2017 27550 5400 72 73 0001034G KRISHNA KANTA GHOSH ASST AUDIT OFFICER 13-09-1982 31-08-2019 28320 5400 0001036G SRI ABANINDRA MOHAN ASST AUDIT OFFICER 27-09-1982 31-12-2018 28370 5400 74 ROY 0001037G SRI SANKAR AUDIT OFFICER 27-09-1982 31-03-2018 31640 5400 75 CHATTOPADHYAY 0001038G SHRI ARUN KR. SR.AUDIT OFFICER 01-10-1982 30-11-2016 33150 5400 76 CHAKRABARTI 77 0001039G SHRI DEBASISH DUTTA SENIOR AUDITOR 03-09-1982 30-11-2018 24880 4600 78 0001041G SHRI ASHOK KUMAR SR.AUDIT OFFICER 21-10-1982 31-07-2020 32590 5400 79 0001044G S.N.CHATTOPADHYAY SR.AUDIT OFFICER 02-11-1982 30-06-2020 33150 5400 80 0001045G SHRI PIJUSH KANTI PAUL SENIOR AUDITOR 08-11-1982 31-12-2019 27090 5400 0001046G SMT. CHANDANA AUDIT OFFICER 08-11-1982 31-08-2019 31640 5400 81 CHAKRABORTY 82 0001047G SMT. NANDITA CHANDRA SENIOR AUDITOR 12-11-1982 31-01-2018 27090 5400 83 0001048G SRI SAMIR KR. GHOSH ASST AUDIT OFFICER 12-11-1982 30-09-2017 27560 5400 0001049G SAMIR KUMAR SENIOR AUDITOR 12-11-1982 31-03-2019 20920 5400 84 BHATTACHARYYA 85 0001051G SUBHABRATA MAJUMDAR AUDIT OFFICER 06-01-1981 31-12-2014 31640 5400 86 0001054G SHRI SATINATH MUKHERJEE SENIOR AUDITOR 05-04-1983 31-12-2018 27050 5400 87 0001055G JOYDEB CHAKRABORTY SR.AUDIT OFFICER 06-04-1983 31-12-2020 34150 5400 88 0001056G SYED MUSTAFA KAMAL ASST AUDIT OFFICER 07-04-1983 31-01-2019 30010 5400 0001057G SHRI PRADIP KR. 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