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CDA WEB UPDATE.Xlsx 7TH CPC (CDA) REVISION UPTO 05.10.2017 SL.NO.P-NO NAME DESIGNATION 1 572 BASANTI GANGULY W/O PARESH NATH LSG CLERK 2 803 SUSHIL CHANDRA NANDY LINEMAN 3 817 RAMA GHOSH T.O. 4 895 ASHIM BANERJEE DEP 5 948 CHITTARANJAN DEB HG TECH 6 986 DASARATHI GHOSAL TECH 7 986 DASARATH GHOSAL TECHNICIAN 8 987 DHIRENDRA NATH MULLICK LSG CLERK 9 991 YOGOMAYA SARKAR W/O KALIPADA WIREMAN 10 995 DEBJANI BHATACHERJEE W/O NETAI PADA HG TECH 11 997 SARASWATI DEVI DRIVER 12 1017 SUNIT KUMAR BANERJEE DEP 13 1017 SUNIT KUMAR BANERJEE DEP 14 1107 SANAT KR. MUKHERJEE SS 15 1120 UMESH CHANDRA MAJUMDER JAMADAR 16 1120 UMESH CHANDRA MAJUMDER J/D 17 1332 LT. KESHAB LAL ROY SG W/M 18 1524 KAILASH CHAND JAIN DEP 19 1655 PARWATI DEVI W/O LT.VISWANATH ROY SG.JE 20 1686 NAREN CHANDRA MONDAL TSO 21 1727 SUBRATA KR.SAHA UDC 22 1870 BALARAM BHATTACHARYYA S.G.T.I. 23 2016 NIRMALENDU DUTTA COWDHURY SS 24 2040 NEMAI LAL BANERJEE SS 25 2042 AJIT KUMAR BOSE S.G CARETAKER 26 2043 AMULYA CH BANERJEE SG.AEA 27 2045 ANUPAMA DUTTA SUPVR 28 2046 NARAYAN CH SEN C/J 29 2048 AMIR HOSSAIN H.G W/MAN 30 2052 RABINDRA CHANDRA NANDY T.S.O. 31 2053 BHAKTILAL SENGUPTA SUPV 32 2055 SUNIL CH GHOSH T.S.O. 33 2057 NIRANJAN DAS L.I. 34 2058 DIPALI MUKHERJEEW/O SUKHENDU SS 35 2058 SUKENDU MUKHERJEE SS 36 2059 INDU BHUSAN HALDER JAMADAR 37 2063 PUSPA RANI BAIRAGI SUPVR 38 2065 RENUKA GUHA UDC 39 2066 MUKTI RANJAN DEY C/S 40 2068 MANINDRA NATH DASGUPTA DEP 41 2070 BISWANATH BHATTACHARYYA SS 42 2071 SUNIL KUMAR SEN SS 43 2072 MANARANJAN BARUA FERRO PRINTER 44 2073 SATISH CH DEY RECORD KEEP 45 2075 AMAL KUMAR SARKAR SUPVR 46 2076 NIRMAL CH SIL SG C/S 47 2078 MADHU SUDAN BHATTACHARJEE SIRCAR 48 2080 GOBINDA CH BESRA R/M Page 1 of 25 SL.NO.P-NO NAME DESIGNATION 49 2083 SUSHIL KR GHOSH C.O. 50 2084 CHAANDRA NARAYAN MALLICK SS 51 2087 PROMILA MOITRA W/O LT.GANENDRA MOITRA SS 52 2088 DEBDAS CHATTERJEE SG C/S 53 2089 C SREEVE JR.SUPVR 54 2090 BISWARUP MAJUMDER T.O. 55 2092 SUKHA RANJAN BHATTACHARJEE UDC 56 2094 BALAK NATH CHATTERJEE A.E. 57 2095 BISWANATH DAS A.E. 58 2097 I H THADANI SUPVR 59 2099 PRATIVA BANERJEE SUPVR 60 2100 HRIDAY CHAND PATRA WIREMAN 61 2101 PRITI SUDHA CHOWDHURY SUPVR 62 2121 JAYA DAS W/O LT ANIL CH DAS CHOWKIDER 63 2129 BIJOY KRISHNA BASAK DEP 64 2133 HARAN CH ROY SS 65 2135 CECILIA ALBERQUE SUPVR 66 2136 AMBU RANI MONDAL LI 67 2137 MD.LATIF SI PRATIMA CHAKRABORTY 68 2139 C/S W/O LTSHYAM SUNDARCHAKRABORTY 69 2140 AKHIL CH BHOWMIK UDC 70 2141 NIRMAL CH BARUA JAMADAR 71 2145 SARASWATI DAS W/O LT. SUBODH DAS CABLE SPLICER 72 2147 PUSPA SAHA W/O LT.RADESHYAM SAHA T/I 73 2148 LALIKA PRODHAN W/O LT.DANIEL PRODHAN CHOWKIDER 74 2151 C.K.LAKSHMI AO 75 2152 HRISHI NATH MUKHERJEE UDC 76 2153 NIRUPAMA DEVI SUPVR 77 2154 GAYATRI GANGULY SUPVR 78 2156 KAMALA MITRA SUPVR 79 2160 MADHABI ROY CHOWDHURY UDC 80 2161 KALIPADA DAS TSO 81 2161 KALIPADA DAS TSO 82 2163 BELA CHOWDHURY SUPRV SABITA CHAKRABORTY 83 2164 LM W/O LT.RATAN KR CHAKRABORTY 84 2165 MINA HAZRA W/O LT.PASPATI HAZRA JAMADER 85 2166 BANDANA GANGULY DEP 86 2167 BISWANATH ROY W/M 87 2169 AMULYA KR RAHA SS 88 2174 LILA MAJUMDAR SUPVR 89 2178 JAYANTI DAS SUPVR 90 2184 PUTUL MAJUMDER W/O LT.TAPAN KR MAJUMDAR TSO 91 2186 ARCHANA DEY W/O LT NIRANJAN DEY CS 92 2189 LALITA GANGULY SS 93 2190 SUNITA MUKHEERJEE W/O LT .ALOKE MUKHERJEE S.G.AEA 94 2191 DILIP KR GHOSH CS 95 2192 BIMALA PAL SUPVR Page 2 of 25 SL.NO.P-NO NAME DESIGNATION 96 2195 BANDANA SAMADDAR SUPVR 97 2198 AJIT KUMAR GHOSH JAMADAR 98 2199 MONORAMA DAS W/O LT.RAJENDRA CH DAS UDC 99 2204 CHINU PAUL W/O LT ANIL BANDHU PAUL SUPVR 100 2206 USHA RANI MAJUMDEER W/O LT RANJIT MAJUMDER JM 101 2220 SAVITA GANGULY W/O LT CHINMOY GANGULY TSO SANTA BHATTACHARJEE 102 2222 JTO W/O LT.PINAKI BHATTACHARJEE 103 2223 ARATI SHAW W/O LT.VIJAY SHANKAR SHAW TO 104 2229 HARIPADA CHATTERJEE SR.S.S. 105 2233 SUNIL KR. CHAKRABORTY UDC 106 2233 SUNIL KR. CHAKRABORTY UDC 107 2234 ANIL CHANDRA DAS CHOWKIDAR 108 2237 SARASWATI BHANDARI W/O LT.DHADIRAM BHANDARI JAMADAR 109 2238 RANGA SSANFUI W/O LT.BADAL CH SANFUI L/M 110 2241 BASANA SEN W/O LT.NANI GOPAL SEN CHOWKIDER 111 2242 BISHNU CHARAN CHAKRABORTY HG W/M 112 2243 DHARMDAS DUTTA DEP 113 2245 SUSHIL KR. CHATTOPADHYAY SS 114 2249 BARUNA ROY CHOWDHURY SUPVR 115 2252 ANJUSREE GHOSH W/O LT.ABANI KUMAR GHOSH SS 116 2253 CHHAYA RANI CHATTERJEE W/O LT.RAMDHAN CHATTERJEE CS 117 2254 RAMAPATI CHATTERJEE O.S. 118 2256 GITA MUKHERJEE W/O LT LALIT MOHONMUKHERJEE CS 119 2262 BAKUL RANI PAL W/O LT.KALI PRASANNA SEN H.G.TECH 120 2263 MIRA SARKAR W/O LT. GANESH CHANDRA SARKAR L.I. 121 2270 KALYANI CHAKRABORTY SUPERV 122 2272 SANDHYA MITRA W/O LT ASIT KR MITRA TECH 123 2273 RANJIT KR ROY-II CTD 124 2275 PHANI BHUSAN ROY CTD 125 2276 NISHIT KUMAR GHOSH C/S 126 2279 SACHINDRA NATH BOSE D/M 127 2280 PANCHANAN MONDAL SS 128 2282 SUNITI SINGHA W/O SHYAM SUNDAR SINGHA RK 129 2283 LILY MUKHERJEE SUPVR 130 2288 USHA RANI DEY SUPVR 131 2291 NIBHA SENGUPTA SUPVR 132 2292 RENUKA CHOWDHURY SUPVR MANJULA CHOWDHURY 133 2297 SS W/O LT.CHARAN DAS CHOWDHURY 134 2298 BHABESH CH DUTTA TSO 135 2299 PRATIBHA MUKHERJEE W/O LT.BHAKTI KR.MUKHERJEE H.G.W/M 136 2300 RADHA RANI DUTTA W/O LT.NRIPENDRA NATH DUTTA TSO 137 2301 GOLOK KRISHNA MUKHERJEE UDC 138 2305 SMRITI SARKAR SUPVR. 139 2306 MARY GOMES SUPRV. 140 2307 SUKHAMOY NAG C.S. 141 2309 GEETA GOSWAMI SUPVR. 142 2311 MIHIR KUMAR GHOSH J.E. Page 3 of 25 SL.NO.P-NO NAME DESIGNATION 143 2313 SANTI RANJAN GANGULY S.S. 144 2316 QUAZI ABDUL JABBAR S.S.(O) 145 2321 MIRA GHOSE W/O LT.DHIRENDRA NATH GHOSE SG.T/I. 146 2323 TRIPTI GUPTA W/O LT.MRINAL KANTI GUPTA SGAEA SANTI SUDHA CHAKROBORTY 147 2324 UDC W/O LT SUBODH CH CHAKROBORTY 148 2330 PRATIVA RANI DAS SUPVR 149 2332 KESHAB LAL ROY L/M 150 2333 LT. RAMJIBAN MAITY L/M 151 2335 MIHIR DAS GUPTA SS 152 2336 SAROJ KR. CHAKRABORTY RM 153 2338 ADHIR CHANDRA DEB T.S. 154 2338 ADHIR CHANDRA DEB TS 155 2344 SUKUMAR ACHARYYA SGTI 156 2345 BASANTA KUMAR MUKHERJEE SS 157 2346 KALPANA NANDY SUPVR 158 2353 SHYAMALI BASU W/O LT.DIBYENDU BASU CS 159 2355 PARITOSH CH. SAHA TECH 160 2355 LT. PRITOSH CHANDRA SAHA TECH 161 2358 JYOTSNA BOSE SS 162 2360 HARIDAS SIKDAR SS 163 2361 HARI NARAYAN BANERJEE UDC 164 2370 HARIPADA DAS LINEMAN 165 2372 SUBHAS CHANDRA DAS A.E. 166 2373 SASHI BHUSAN ROY FITTER 167 2377 GANESH CHANDRA BANERJE TSO 168 2380 NEPAL CH. NANDY LI 169 2382 NEMAI CHAND MAJUMDER T.S.O. 170 2386 BISWANATH GHOSE T.S.(O) 171 2387 RAMDHAN CHAKRABORTY DEP 172 2388 SAROJ KUMAR CHATTERJEE DEP 173 2389 HARENDRA NATH SARKAR L.I. 174 2395 MADAN MOHAN SAHA A.E. 175 2397 LIAKAT HOSSAIN A.E. 176 2400 NARAYAN CHANDRA MAJUMDER SS 177 2404 BISWESWAR MALLICK SS 178 2407 DEBESWAR DASGUPTA AEA 179 2411 MADHUMITA CHATTERJEE D/O SOVA SUPRV. 180 2413 LT. BANKU MUNDA CHOWKIDAR 181 2417 ARATI DAS D/O MANICK CH. DAS LM 182 2421 ANITA BASU D/O LT. SUNIL KUMAR LSG MONITOR 183 2422 RENUKA SHOME SUPRV 184 2425 SURENDRA KUMAR NANDY L.I. 185 2426 DWIJENDRA NATH BASU UDC 186 2427 AJIT KUMAR NANDI T.S. 187 2430 ANANTA KUMAR SARKAR HG W/M 188 2432 HARI MANGAL SARKAR SS 189 2433 ARUN KUMAR CHOWDHURY HG C/S 190 2434 SHYAMAL KR. BANERJEE TS Page 4 of 25 SL.NO.P-NO NAME DESIGNATION 191 2440 SUJIT KUMAR NASKAR SUPVR. 192 2441 BHABESH CHANDRA BHATTACHERJEE S.G.AEA 193 2442 PROVAT KR. GHOSH L.I. 194 2449 AMULYA KUMAR SIKDAR JAMADAR 195 2455 DINES CHANDRA ROY LDC 196 2459 BHUPENDRA NATH BANIK UDC 197 2464 AJIT KUMAR SARKAR S.G.AEA 198 2467 SUKLAL DAS CHOWKIDER 199 2471 MARIE CHEW SUPVR 200 2472 ARATI DAS W/O LT.PRABHAS CH DAS TS 201 2474 RAM LAKSHMAN KORI S/I 202 2476 KALIDAS GHOSH STS 203 2477 AJIT KUMAR BASAK TSO 204 2478 ANIL KUMAR BHATTACHARJEE UDC 205 2480 GURU SADAY BISWAS A/E 206 2484 TARUN KUMAR DUTTA HG.TECH 207 2485 KRISHNADAS GOSWAMY UDC 208 2487 GOURI SEN GUPTA SUPRV. 209 2488 MONILAL DE SR.S.S. 210 2489 AMAL CHANDRA CHAKRABORTY C/S 211 2492 ABANI BHUSAN ROY T.S.O. 212 2494 SUSHILA BALA SAHA SR. SUPVR. 213 2495 MUNIEL DAS SS 214 2496 CHHYA GUPTA W/O LTDIPU CHANDRA GUPTA SI 215 2498 LILY CHATTERJEE W/O LT. RATAN MOHAN CHATTERJEE T.S.O. 216 2515 PRAFULLA KUMAR NANDI L.I. 217 2564 SAKSHI GOPAL MONDAL DEP 218 2579 SUDHA SENGUPTA TS(O) 219 2624 SABITA CHAKRABORTY SUPRV 220 2645 BISHNUPADA CHOSH TECH 221 2699 NARAYAN MITRA SINGH SI 222 2707 KANAN BALA BURMAN W/O PANCHU BALA LM 223 2716 LAXMI ROY UDC 224 2731 EMILY GHOSH W/O LT.SUKUMAR GHOSH DEP 225 2736 NISHIKANTA CHOWDHURY L/M 226 2768 LATA BARDHAN W/O LT.DHIRA LAL BARDHAN LDC 227 2797 CAROLINE FRANCIS T.S.(O) 228 2826 NAKSHATRA NARAYAN DAS SR.S.S.
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