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Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin Block- M.Badshahpur PRADHAN MANTRI AWAS YOJANA‐GRAMIN BLOCK‐ M.BADSHAHPUR Father Or Husband No of Registration #SNo Village Name Beneficiary Name Age Gender Category Remarks Name Member Status 1 Ahamadpur Gariyaon ANITA DEVI SUNIL KUMAR 26 Female Other 2 Completed 2 Ahamadpur Gariyaon ANITA DEVI VIDYA SAGAR 35 Female Other 2 Completed 3 Ahamadpur Gariyaon BELA DEVI SHIV NARESH 53 Female Other 2 Completed 4 Ahamadpur Gariyaon CHAD KUMARI SUSHIL KUMAR 29 Female Other 2 Completed 5 Ahamadpur Gariyaon CHHAYA DEVI CHHOTE LAL 28 Female Other 2 Completed 6 Ahamadpur Gariyaon KEVALA DEVI RAMRAJ 68 Female SC 2 Completed 7 Ahamadpur Gariyaon RAJ NARAYAN RAMSWARUP 58 Male SC 2 Completed 8 Ahamadpur Gariyaon SARADA DEVI 34 Female Other 2 Completed 9 Ahamadpur Gariyaon SITA VIJAY BAHADUR 33 Female Other 2 Completed 10 Ahamadpur Gariyaon SUNEETA KESARILAL 33 Female Other 2 Completed 11 Ahamadpur Gariyaon TASHVIRA DEVI RAMUJAGIR 48 Female Other 2 Completed 12 Ahamadpur Gariyaon 39 Female SC 3 Completed 1 Ahamadpur Kaithauli ANITA DEVI JAVAHIR 35 Female SC 1 Completed 2 Ahamadpur Kaithauli ASHA DEVI VINOD 22 Female Other 2 Completed 3 Ahamadpur Kaithauli DARM DEVI SURENDR PRATAP 33 Female Other 2 Completed 4 Ahamadpur Kaithauli GIRIJA SHANKAR SITA RAM 46 Male Other 1 Completed 5 Ahamadpur Kaithauli GUDDI RAJPATI 34 Female SC 2 Completed 6 Ahamadpur Kaithauli HIRAVATI PHULCHANDR 40 Female SC 1 Completed 7 Ahamadpur Kaithauli HIRAVATI RAJA RAM 62 Female Other 2 Completed 8 Ahamadpur Kaithauli KINTI DEVI RAMJATAN 58 Female SC 1 Completed 9 Ahamadpur Kaithauli KIRAN RAMSAKAL 34 Female SC 2 Completed 10 Ahamadpur Kaithauli MANJU LAVKUSH 34 Female SC 2 Completed 11 Ahamadpur Kaithauli MIRA RAM MILAN 42 Female SC 1 Completed 12 Ahamadpur Kaithauli MITHAE LAL LALBAHADUR 48 Male Other 1 Completed 13 Ahamadpur Kaithauli NIRMALA DEVI NANDLAL 61 Female SC 1 Completed 14 Ahamadpur Kaithauli PHULA DEVI HIRALAL 49 Female Other 1 Completed 15 Ahamadpur Kaithauli PHULKALI RAMAJOR 45 Female SC 2 Completed 16 Ahamadpur Kaithauli PUJA DEVI MANGALA PRASHAD 23 Female SC 2 Completed 17 Ahamadpur Kaithauli PUJA DEVI RANJEET KUMAR 23 Female Other 2 Completed RAJESH KUMAR URF 18 Ahamadpur Kaithauli OMKAR NATH 28 Male Other 1 Completed VINEET KUMAR 19 Ahamadpur Kaithauli RAMSAJIVAN BALDEV 45 Male Other 2 Completed 20 Ahamadpur Kaithauli RANI YADAV LATE OM PRAKASH 44 Female Other 1 Completed 21 Ahamadpur Kaithauli RANJU TIWARI LALITESWAR PRADAD 35 Female Other 1 Completed PRADHAN MANTRI AWAS YOJANA‐GRAMIN BLOCK‐ M.BADSHAHPUR Father Or Husband No of Registration #SNo Village Name Beneficiary Name Age Gender Category Remarks Name Member Status 22 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SADHANA DIPAK 32 Female SC 2 Completed 23 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SANJIT MATA DEEN 25 Female SC 1 Completed 24 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SANJU ADESH KUMAR 33 Female SC 2 Completed 25 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SANTI DEVI RAMLAL 62 Female Other 2 Completed 26 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SANTI DEVI JANTRI LAL 51 Female Other 1 Completed 27 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SARALA DEVI RAVI DEV 38 Female Other 1 Completed 28 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SARITA SURESH KUAMR 28 Female Other 2 Completed 29 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SHIV KUMARI RAMJEE YADAV 31 Female Other 2 Completed 30 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SHUSHILA DEVI JAYPRAKASH 30 Female SC 2 Completed 31 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SIRTAJI BABAN YADAV 52 Female Other 1 Completed 32 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SONA DEVI RAJKUMAR 23 Female SC 2 Completed 33 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SUNITA DEVI RAMKEVAL 38 Female SC 2 Completed 34 Ahamadpur Kaithauli SUSHMA DEVI BAIJNATH 42 Female Other 2 Completed 1 Amodh AKHILESH KUMAR JAGNARAYAN YADAV 38 Male Other 1 Completed 2 Amodh AMIT KUMAR NARSINGH 36 Male Other 2 Completed 3 Aadepur AMRAWATI SUKURURAM 58 Female SC 2 Completed 4 Amodh ANITA RAJESH KUMAR 38 Female SC 1 Completed 5 Amodh AWADHNARYAN NOKHURAM 48 Male Other 2 Completed 6 Amodh BASANT LAL SANKAR LAL 35 Male Other 1 Completed 7 Amodh BHAGIRATHI GAJI PATEL 68 Male Other 1 Completed 8 Amodh CHANDRAKALA KAMLESH 35 Female SC 2 Completed 9 Amodh DAYASHANKAR RAMNARESH 62 Male SC 2 Completed 10 Amodh GEETA ISHWAR LAL 40 Female SC 1 Completed 11 Amodh GOPAL GUPTA MOHAN GUPTA 35 Male Other 2 Completed 12 Amodh GULSHAN BEGAM GULHAJARI 50 Female Other 2 Completed 13 Amodh GYANTI DEVI MAHENDRA 36 Female Other 1 Completed 14 Amodh JAMILA RASHID 36 Female Other 2 Completed 15 Amodh JAMILA BEGAM MUKHTAR AHAMAD 48 Female Other 1 Completed 16 Amodh JULEKHA NAEEM 42 Female Other 1 Completed 17 Amodh KARMA DEVI CHHOTELAL 52 Female Other 2 Completed 18 Amodh KUNTA RAM MURAT 43 Female SC 2 Completed 19 Amodh LALMANI NOKHURAM 44 Male Other 1 Completed 20 Amodh MATA PRASAD BHAGAUTI PRASAD 55 Female Other 2 Completed 21 Amodh MEERA PATEL RAM ASARE 38 Female Other 1 Completed PRADHAN MANTRI AWAS YOJANA‐GRAMIN BLOCK‐ M.BADSHAHPUR Father Or Husband No of Registration #SNo Village Name Beneficiary Name Age Gender Category Remarks Name Member Status 22 Amodh MOHANLAL LEKHAIRAM 36 Male Other 1 Completed 23 Amodh MUNNI DEVI SITARAM 60 Female SC 1 Completed 24 Amodh NAJAMA MON. YUNUS 35 Female Other 2 Completed 25 Amodh NASHREEN BEGAM MON. ISHLAM 48 Female Other 2 Completed 26 Amodh NAZIMA BEGAM ROJAN 47 Female Other 2 Completed 27 Amodh NIRMALA RAMACHHAIVAR 45 Female Other 1 Completed 28 Amodh PAPPU RAMJIYAWAN 39 Male SC 2 Completed 29 Amodh PAPPU MEVALAL 39 Male SC 2 Completed 30 Amodh PRABHAVATI RAM ASARE 45 Female SC 1 Completed 31 Amodh PREMCHANDR RAMBARAN 53 Male Other 1 Completed 32 Amodh RAJENDRA PRASAD RAM DEEN 41 Male SC 1 Completed 33 Amodh RAJENDRA PRASAD SHRI PATEL 39 Male Other 1 Completed 34 Amodh RAJKUMAR SYAMLAL 33 Male Other 2 Completed 35 Amodh RAMJATAN AMARNATH 45 Male Other 1 Completed 36 Amodh RAMKHELAWAN BANSDEV 68 Male Other 1 Completed 37 Amodh RAMPYARE HEERALAL 45 Male Other 2 Completed 38 Amodh REHANA BANO TAUFIK ALAM 28 Female Other 2 Completed 39 Amodh SANGEETA GULABCHANDR 32 Female SC 2 Completed 40 Amodh SANGITA DEVI VINOD KUMAR 36 Female SC 1 Completed 41 Amodh SAVITRI TULSI RAM 39 Female SC 2 Completed 42 Amodh SEETA AMRITLAL 65 Female SC 1 Completed 43 Amodh SHAKEELA MAQBUL AHMAD 38 Female Other 2 Completed 44 Amodh SHYAMLAL BHAGAUTIDEEN 48 Male Other 2 Completed 45 Amodh SONAM SINGH RAMESH BAHADUR 24 Female Other 1 Completed 46 Amodh SUNITA PREMCHANDRA 38 Female SC 1 Completed 47 Amodh SURAJ SHANKAR 27 Male Other 2 Completed 48 Amodh SURSATTI PATIRAT 40 Female SC 1 Completed 49 Amodh SUSHILA DEVI HARISHCHAND 45 Female SC 1 Completed 50 Amodh UMRAI DEVI SHYAMLAL 43 Female SC 2 Completed 51 Amodh VAHID ALI HANEEF 68 Male Other 2 Completed 52 Amodh VIJAY BAHADUR RAJARAM 56 Male SC 2 Completed 53 Amodh VIMLESH KUMARI MANGAL 34 Female SC 1 Completed 1 Saria Fattu ANARA DEVI MATA DEEN 43 Female Other 1 Completed 2 Saria Fattu BABLU CHHOTELAL 28 Male SC 1 Completed PRADHAN MANTRI AWAS YOJANA‐GRAMIN BLOCK‐ M.BADSHAHPUR Father Or Husband No of Registration #SNo Village Name Beneficiary Name Age Gender Category Remarks Name Member Status 3 Ashapur BUDULA DEVI RAM MURAT 42 Female SC 2 Completed 4 Ashapur KRANTI DEVI VINAY KUMAR 23 Female SC 1 Completed 5 Saria Fattu LAL CHANDRA YADAV JATASHANKAR 39 Male Other 2 Completed 6 Ashapur LALATI DEVI MANOJ KUMAR 28 Female Other 2 Completed 7 Saria Fattu LALTI SANTLAL 48 Female SC 1 Completed LAXAMI NARAYAN 8 Saria Fattu RAGHUNANDAN 65 Male Other 1 Completed YADAV 9 Ashapur MALATI KAMLASHANKAR 33 Female SC 1 Completed 10 Saria Fattu MANORAMA DEVRAJ 60 Female Other 1 Completed 11 Saria Fattu MEENA DINESH KUMAR 41 Female Other 2 Completed 12 Saria Fattu MEERA DEVI ARVIND KUMAR 35 Female Other 1 Completed 13 Saria Fattu PARVATI RAMCHANDRA 48 Female Other 1 Completed 14 Ashapur PHOOL KUMARI RAJ KUMAR 42 Female SC 1 Completed 15 Saria Fattu PRAMILA DEVI RAJU 28 Female SC 1 Completed 16 Ashapur RAM KALI BHOLANATH 52 Female Other 2 Completed 17 Ashapur SANGEETA MAYA SHANKAR 33 Female SC 1 Completed 18 Saria Fattu SHARMILA RAJESH KUMAR 23 Female Other 1 Completed 19 Saria Fattu SHEELA DEVI GULAB CHAND 38 Female Other 1 Completed 20 Saria Fattu SHESH KUMARI SAHABDEEN 47 Female Other 1 Completed 21 Ashapur SUKHDEI MANIK CHANDRA 57 Female Other 2 Completed 22 Saria Fattu USHA DHARMENDRA 30 Female SC 1 Completed 23 Ashapur VIDYAVATI RAKESH KUMAR 23 Female SC 1 Completed 24 Ashapur VIDYAVATI ARVIND 36 Female Other 1 Completed 1 Asawan ANARA DEVI LAL JI JAISWAR 49 Female SC 2 Completed 2 Asawan BHAGVANTI SANTU 78 Female Other 1 Completed 3 Asawan BUNELA KAMLESH KUMAR 32 Female SC 2 Completed 4 Asawan BUNELA DEVI GANI RAM 46 Female Other 2 Completed 5 Asawan CHANDRAWATI LAGTA PRASAD 74 Female Other 1 Completed 6 Asawan CHANDRESHA MOHAN LAL 33 Female SC 2 Completed 7 Asawan CHANRA JAGANNATH 59 Female Other 1 Completed 8 Asawan GEETA DEVI RAJEEV PAL 39 Female Other 2 Completed 9 Asawan GEETA DEVI SANJAY 38 Female SC 2 Completed 10 Asawan GEETA DEVI RAM JI 48 Female SC 2 Completed 11 Asawan GEETA DEVI SAROJ LALMANI 32 Female SC 2 Completed PRADHAN MANTRI AWAS YOJANA‐GRAMIN BLOCK‐ M.BADSHAHPUR Father Or Husband No of Registration #SNo Village Name Beneficiary Name Age Gender Category Remarks Name Member Status 12 Asawan KAMLA SANTOSH KUMAR 32 Female SC 2 Completed 13 Asawan KAMLA DEVI JANGALI 59 Female Other 2 Completed 14 Asawan KUSUM DEVI SHYAM LAL 49 Female SC 2 Completed 15 Asawan LALTI TEERTH RAJ 59 Female Other 2 Completed 16 Asawan MALATI DEVI BRIJLAL 64 Female Other 2 Completed 17 Asawan MEETA SHIV NATH 35 Female SC 2 Completed 18 Asawan MEHI LAL PANCHOO 42 Male SC 2 Completed 19 Asawan POONAM DHARMRAJ 32 Male SC 2 Completed 20 Asawan PRAMEELA KRIPA SHANKAR 32 Female SC 2 Completed 21 Asawan PUNAM TIWATI RAMESH TIWARI 26 Female
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