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Name of Public Authority: Dr SWAMI VIVEKANAND NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF REHABILITATION TRAINING AND RESEARCH, Olatpur, Post: Bairoi, Dist.: Cuttack, Odisha, Pin. 754 010 Name of Public Authority: Dr. S.P. Das, Director, Swami Vivekanand National Institute of Rehabilitation Training and Research (Under Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment), Govt. of India, Vill: Olatpur, P.O: Bairoi, Dist: Cuttack, Odisha, PIN: 754 010 Name of CPIO: Shri B.K. Nanda, Lecturer in Physiotherapy, SVNIRTAR Name of 1st Appellate Authority: Smt. Anurupa Senapati, Asst. Prof. Occupational Therapy, SVNIRTAR , APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING JANUARY 2016 UNDER RTI ACT-2005 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Prakash Kumar Nanda 13.1.16 RTIA/61/15-16 Information At/Po-Bairoi Collection in 1. Dist-Cuttack progress. Santosh Kumar 14.1.16 RTIA/62/15-16 Information 189, Sunlight Colony-I Collection in Jeevan Nagar, Hari Nagar progress. 2. Ashram New Delhi-14 Mahendra Kumar Agrawal 19.1.16 RTIA/63/15-16 Information Shree Ram Colony Provided 3. Thikadarpara, on 28.01.16 Po/Dist-Bolangir-01 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Gyanaranajn Dash 22.1.16 RTIA/64/15-16 Information At-Nilakanthapur, Po-Nukhapada Collection in 4. Ps-Narasinghpur, Athagarh progress. Dist-Cuttack Lipipuspa Behera 25.1.16 RTIA/65/15-16 Information At/Po-Kantapada Collection in 5. Dist-Cuttack-754002 progress. Name of Public Authority: Dr. P.P. Mohanty, Director (Offg.), Swami Vivekanand National Institute of Rehabilitation Training and Research (Under Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment), Govt. of India, Vill: Olatpur, P.O: Bairoi, Dist: Cuttack, Odisha, PIN: 754 010 Name of CPIO: Shri B.K. Nanda, Lecturer in Physiotherapy, SVNIRTAR Name of 1st Appellate Authority: Smt. Anurupa Senapati, Asst. Prof. Occupational Therapy, SVNIRTAR APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING DECEMBER 2015 UNDER RTI ACT-2005 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Tapan Ku. Ray Information At/Po-Bagalsahi, Via-Adaspur 1 4.12.15 RTIA/54/15-16 Collection in Dist-Cuttack progress. Ashwini Gupta S/o-Ved Prakash Gupta Information 309, Kasba Road 2 8.12.15 RTIA/55/15-16 Provided Bagmabad, Modi Nagar on 21.12.15 Dist-Ghaziabad (UP) Santosh Kumar 189, Sunlight Colony-I Information Jeevan Nagar, Hari Nagar 3 10.12.15 RTIA/56/15-16 Provided Ashram on 04.01.16 New Delhi-14 Ranjeet Kumar Requested to J4/43A, DDA Flats, Kalkaji deposit 4 10.12.15 RTIA/57/15-16 New Delhi-19 photocopy charges Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Himanshu Sekhar Sahu S/o-SIbaram Sahu Information At-Nuapada, Balisahi Road 5 15.12.15 RTIA/58/15-16 Collection in Madhupatana, Dist-Cuttack- progress. 753010 Er. Ranjan Das S/o- Late Shri Babaji Charan Das ABHAYALAYA, Plot No.927, Information 6 Tala Sahi, Laxmisagar, 30.12.15 RTIA/59/15-16 Collection in Po-Budheswari progress. Bhubaneswar – 751 006, Khurda Er. Ranjan Das S/o- Late Shri Babaji Charan Das ABHAYALAYA, Plot No.927, Information 7 Tala Sahi, Laxmisagar, 30.12.15 RTIA/60/15-16 Collection in Po-Budheswari progress. Bhubaneswar – 751 006, Khurda APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING NOVEMBER 2015 UNDER RTI ACT-2005 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Er. Ranjan Das S/o- Late Shri Babaji Charan Das ABHAYALAYA, Plot No.927, Information 1 Tala Sahi 2.11.15 RTIA/46/15-16 Provided Laxmisagar, Po-Budheswari on 03.12.15 Bhubaneswar – 751 006, Khurda P. K. Rout Near L.B. High School Information 2 At-Nakhara, Po-Phulnakhara 5.11.15 RTIA/47/15-16 Provided Dist-Khurda on 02.12.15 Mrs. Glaris Thomas TC 4/255 (4), Pallivila Lane Information 3 Kuravankonam, Kowdiar P.O. 5.11.15 RTIA/48/15-16 Provided Thiruvananthapuram on 13.11.15 Kerala – 695 003 Dr. Pratull Krishan Sharan Vardan Fracture Hospital Information 4 Janpad, A.B. Road, 9.11.15 RTIA/49/15-16 Provided on Shajapur – 465 001 (MP) 16.11.15 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Shri Ravindra Kumar Meena Teacher Colony, Kurawar Mandi Information 5 Tehsil – Narsingarh 9.11.15 RTIA/50/15-16 Provided on Dist-Rajgarh – 465 667 (MP) 16.11.15 Tapan Ku. Ray Information At/Po-Bagalsahi, Via-Adaspur 6 13.11.15 RTIA/51/15-16 Provided on Dist-Cuttack 14.12.15 Tapan Ku. Ray Information 7 At/Po-Bagalsahi, Via-Adaspur 24.11.15 RTIA/52/15-16 Collection in Dist-Cuttack progress. Sri Prakash Ku. Nanda Information At/Po-Bairoi, 8 24.11.15 RTIA/53/15-16 Collection in Dist-Cuttack- 754 010 progress. APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING OCTOBER 2015 UNDER RTI ACT-2005 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Shri Shib Ch. Bose At-Allamchand Bazar, Information 1 Po-Buxi Bazar, 12.10.15 RTIA/35/15-16 Collection in Dist-Cuttack-753001 progress. Shri S. Rajendran Information No.8/32, Perunal Koril Street 2 12.10.15 RTIA/36/15-16 Provided Karur, Tamil Nadu-639001 On 17.11.15 Nirarjan Maharana Information 295/B, Satyanagar, 3 8.10.15 RTIA/37/15-16 Provided BBSR-7, Khurda On 5.11.15 Ranjan Das Abhayalaya, Plot. No.927 Information 4 Tala Sahi, Laxmisagar 29.9.15 RTIA/38/15-16 Provided On Po-Budheswari, BBSR-751006 12.11.15 Mohinee Mathur Information 91, Shri Nagar Extension 5 5.10.15 RTIA/39/15-16 Provided On Indore-452018 12.11.15 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Jaminikanta Dash Information Olatpur, Po-Bairoi 6 9.10.15 RTIA/40/15-16 Collection in Dist-Cuttack-754010 progress. Ms. Ankita F-10, Type-3, SJH, Staff Qtr. Information 7 Kidwai Nagar (West), 19.10.14 RTIA/41/15-16 Provided On New Delhi 9.11.15 Sachidananda Mishra Plot No.42, Pal Motor Lane Information 8 Budheswari Colony, 23.10.15 RTIA/42/15-16 Collection in Dist-Khurda-751006 progress. Sushanta Ku. Mohapatra Information Plot No.41, Satya Nagar 9 23.10.15 RTIA/43/15-16 Collection in Dist-Khurda-751007 progress. Sushanta Ku. Mohapatra Information Plot No.41, Satya Nagar 10 26.10.15 RTIA/44/15-16 Collection in Dist-Khurda-751007 progress. Gurmeet Singh Near High School Information 11 VPO Tharaj, 26.10.15 RTIA/45/15-16 Collection in Dist- Moga – 142057 progress. APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING SEPTEMBER 2015 UNDER RTI ACT-2005 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Smt. Mohinee Mathuer 91, Shri Nagar Extension, Final on 1 Indore, Madhya Pradesh 04.09.2015 RTIA/25/15-16 14.09.2015 Pin-452018 Shri Ajay Kumar Nandy (Advocate) Orisa High Court Information 2 Nakul Chandra Nandy 07.09.2015 RTIA/26/15-16 Collection in At- Siba Bazar progress. (Near Hotel Lords), Cuttack. Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Shri Devendra Prasad NIEPMD, ECR Muttukadu, Kovalam Post Final on 3 14.09.2015 RTIA/27/15-16 Chennai-603112 23.10.2015. Tamilnadu Shri Samar J. Bezbaruah Geetinagar K.MV. Path Final on 4 House No.- 01 14.09.2015 RTIA/28/15-16 01.10.2015. Guwahati, Kamrup (M) Assam-781021 Shri A.M. Hundekar C/o- Ramchanran Reddy Niwas Final on 5 Near Ganesh Temple, 14.09.2015 RTIA/29/15-16 20.10.2015. Shallihali Road, Tumkur Andhra Pradesh – 572012 Shri Kulwant Singh 7/196 Geeta Bhawan Road, Final on 6 Vikash Nagar 14.09.2015 RTIA/30/15-16 06.10.2015. Dehradun- 248198 Shri Tarun Bhattacharjee 3/1/A, Girish Ghosh Street Final on 09 7 14.09.2015 RTIA/31/15-16 Kolkata – 700108 .10.2015. Shri Lallan Jhanhotia, Jan Sewa Samiti, 2347, Information Gali No.- 9 8 21.09.2015 RTIA/32/15-16 Collection in Nangloi, Near Bus Stand progress. New Delhi- 110041 Shri Rajiv Agarwal A-214 Final on 9 Triveni Nagar, Jaipur 18.09.2015 RTIA/33/15-16 19.10.2015.. Rajashtan – 302018 Smt. Meena Barai Flat No.- 408, th Information 10 Subhadra Enclave , 4 Floor 18.09.2015 RTIA/34/15-16 Collection in Palasuni, Bhubaneswar progress. P.O.- GGP Colony – 25 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING AUGUST 2015 UNDER RTI ACT-2005 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt Shri Jitentra Kumar Sashmal Vill.- Nakhara (Near Lal Bahadur High Information School) 1. 03.08.205 RTIA/23/15-16 Collection in P.O.- Full Nakhara, progress. Dist.- Khurda, Odisha – 754001 Priyanka At- 38 2nd Shreet Information Meenakshi Garden, 2. 04.08.205 RTIA/24/15-16 Collection in Opp., V. G Hospital MTP progress. Road, Coimbatore – 641029 Name of Public Authority: Dr. R.N. Mohanty, Director (Offg.), Swami Vivekanand National Institute of Rehabilitation Training and Research (Under Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment), Govt. of India, Vill: Olatpur, P.O: Bairoi, Dist: Cuttack, Odisha, PIN: 754 010 Name of CPIO: Shri B.K. Nanda, Lecturer in Physiotherapy, SVNIRTAR Name of 1st Appellate Authority: Smt. Anurupa Senapati, Asst. Prof. Occupational Therapy, SVNIRTAR APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING JULY 2015 UNDER RTI ACT-2005 Sl. Name & Address of the Date of File No. Remarks No. applicant receipt 1. Shri P. Rout 08.07.2015 RTIA/13/15-16 Information At- Nakhara Collection (Near Lal Bahadur High in progress. School) P.O.- Full Nakhara, Dist.- Khurda Odisha – 754001 2. Shri Shashi Bhushan 07.07.2015 RTIA/14/15-16 Information H.
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