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Kalzang Dechen 17 Kupup RO (WL) Pangolakha North Bhutia 18 Gnathang-Zaluk Smt. Sonam Uden Bhutia RO (WL) Pangolakha North West Wildlife FDA S.No. JFMC/EDC President Member Secretary 1 Ribdi Shri Passang Dorjee Sherpa RO (WL) Barsey 2 Sombarey Shri Migma Sherpa RO (WL) Barsey 3 Soreng Shri Urgen Sherpa RO (WL) Barsey 4 Bermoik Martam Shri karma Sonam Sherpa RO (WL) Barsey 5 Hee Patal Shri Kenzang Bhutia RO (WL) Barsey 6 Dentam Shri Gyalpo Sherpa RO (WL) Barsey 7 Uttarey Shri Lal Bdr. Rai RO (WL) Barsey 8 Sribadam Shri Nanda Kr. Gurung RO (WL) Barsey 9 Okhrey Shri Sangay Shi Sherpa RO (WL) Barsey South Wildlife FDA S.No. JFMC/EDC President Member Secretary 1 Sada Phamtam Shri Patima Gurung BO (WL) Maenam 2 Borang Shri Purna Bdr Gurung BO (WL) Maenam Shri Ongden Tshering 3 Ralang BO (WL) Maenam Bhutia 4 Ravangla Shri Sherap Bhutia BO (WL) Maenam 5 Patheing Shri Kul Bdr. Gurung BO (WL) Maenam 6 Yangang Shri Hari Lall Gurung BO (WL) Maenam 7 Lingmoo Shri Dhan Bdr. 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Sangita Rai RO (T) Pakyong 42 Kartok Shri Dup Tshering Bhutia RO (T) Pakyong 43 Linkey Tarethang Shri Phur Tshering Bhutia RO (T) Pakyong 44 Upper Namcheybong Shri Om Nath Dahal RO (T) Pakyong 45 Pacheykhani Shri Chetraj Sharma RO (T) Pakyong 46 Taza Ms. Dimpal Luitel RO (T) Pakyong 47 Amba Shri Durga Pd. Bhattrai RO (T) Pakyong 48 Pacheykhani Shri Santosh Gurung RO (T) Pakyong 49 East Pendam Shri M. B. Tamang RO (T) Pakyong 50 Parkha Shri Tshering Y. Bhutia RO (T) Pakyong 51 Chochenpheri Shri Kumar Chettri RO (T) Pakyong West Territorial FDA S.No. JFMC/EDC President Member Secretary 1 Melli Aching Shri Bhabi Tsh. Bhutia BO (T) Yuksom 2 Thingling-Khechuperi Shri P.B.Mukhia BO (T) Yuksom 3 Yuksum Shri Tshering Uden Bhutia BO (T) Yuksom 4 Labing-Gerethang Shri Kumar Subba BO (T) Tashiding 5 Tashiding Shri M.B.Chettri BO (T) Tashiding 6 Topung Shri Chatra Bdr Rai BO (T) Tashiding 7 Rimbi Shri Kul Bdr. 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Maya Chettri RO (T) Geyzing 16 Geetang-Karmatar-Pherek Shri Dhan Raj Rai RO (T) Geyzing 17 Sindraboong Shri Lako Tshering Bhutia RO (T) Geyzing 18 Maneboong-Sopakha Shri Janga Bdr.Rai RO (T) Dentam 19 Begha-Maangmoo Shri P.T.Sherpa RO (T) Dentam 20 Khandu unit No 22 Shri Narayan Basnett RO (T) Dentam 21 Hee Kyongbari Shri Sailendra Subba RO (T) Dentam 22 Barthang Bermiok Shri Hari Lall Sharma RO (T) Dentam 23 Martan Mazgaon Shri Passang Namgyal RO (T) Dentam 24 Sanku Shri Laxmi Pdr.Kharka RO (T) Dentam 25 Chingthang Shri Phurba Lepcha RO (T) Soreng 26 Sangadorjee Shri Pema Gyaltsen Lepcha RO (T) Soreng 27 Sribadam Shri Amit Gurung RO (T) Soreng 28 Deythang-Maneydara Shri Santa Bdr Tmang RO (T) Soreng 29 Malbasey Shri Kiran Chettri RO (T) Soreng 30 Soreng Shri Purna Tamang RO (T) Soreng 31 Tharpu Shri Dhiren Kharel RO (T) Soreng 32 Chakung Shri M.B.Rai RO (T) Soreng 33 Zoom Shri Sar Singh Rai RO (T) Soreng 34 Suldung Kamling Shri M. B. Rai RO (T) Soreng 35 Okharey-Ribdi-Bhareng Shri Mohan Pdr. Rai RO (T) Sombaria 36 Tikpur -Siktam Shri Mani Pradhan RO (T) Sombaria 37 Salongdong Shri Hangjit Subba RO (T) Sombaria 38 Lower Thambong Shri B.B.Rai RO (T) Sombaria 39 Upper Thambong Shri Namgyal Sherpa RO (T) Sombaria 40 Rumbuk-Buriakhop Shri Da Dorjee Sherpa RO (T) Sombaria South Territorial FDA Member S.No. JFMC/EDC President Secretary 1 Assangthang Shri Bhim Narayan Rai RO (T) Namchi 2 Sanganath Smt. Leela Rai RO (T) Namchi 3 Damthang-Joubari Shri Phurba Tshering Sherpa RO (T) Namchi 4 Chuba-Perbing Shri Kumar Gurung RO (T) Namchi 5 Maniram-Phalidara Smt. Sancha Maya Tamang RO (T) Namchi 6 Singithang Shri Sandup Bhutia RO (T) Namchi 7 Mamley-Kamrang Shri Riki Man Rai RO (T) Namchi 8 Wok-Omchu Smt. Amrita Maya Manger RO (T) Namchi 9 Lungchok-Kamarey Shri Surash Kr Barailey RO (T) Namchi 10 Temi Shri D.K.Gurung RO (T) Namchi 11 Tarku Shri Ishwar Tewari RO (T) Namchi 12 Bermiok-Tokal Shri Phurden Bhutia RO (T) Namchi 13 Namphing Shri Harka Bdr Tamang RO (T) Namchi 14 Poklok-Denchung Shri Deepak Tamang RO (T) Melli 15 Salghari Shri Jas Lall Rai RO (T) Melli 16 Sorok-Syampani Smt. Soma Dolma Tamang RO (T) Melli 17 Mikhola Kitam Shri Krishna Bdr Pradhan RO (T) Melli 18 Rong-Bull Shri Mani Kumar Rai RO (T) Melli 19 Sumbuk-Kartikey Shri Rabi Lall Bhujel RO (T) Melli 20 Turuk-Ramabung Shri Ratna Bdr Chettri RO (T) Melli 21 Mellidara-Payong Shri Bir Bdr Tamang RO (T) Melli 22 Samdam-Suntaley Shri Pati Ram Sharma RO (T) Melli 23 Tangzi-Bikmat Shri Gokul Rai RO (T) Melli 24 Rateypani Shri Ham Bdr Rai RO (T) Melli 25 Borong-Phamtam Shri Binod Gurung RO (T) Melli 26 Rayong-Tinkitam Shri M.B.Rai RO (T) Melli 27 Ralang-Namlung Shri Pama Bhutia RO (T) Melli 28 Barfung Jarung Shri Taraman Chettri RO (T) Melli 29 Lamaten-Tingmoo Shri Sur Madan Chettri RO (T) Melli 30 Ravong-Sangmoo Shri Pegyal Bhutia RO (T) Melli 31 Kewzing-Bakhim Shri Chandra Lall Rai RO (T) Melli 32 Yangang-Rangang Shri Dependra Basnet RO (T) Melli 33 Ben-Namprik Shri Karma Thupden Bhutia RO (T) Melli 34 Nagi-Maneydara Shri Puma Kr Rasaily RO (T) Namthang 35 Turung-Pamphok Shri M.K.Gurung RO (T) Namthang 36 Rameng-Niz Rameng Shri Pralad Gurung RO (T) Namthang North Territorial FDA Member S.No.
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