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Online Donation Re Donation Received on 11-04-2020 On Chief Minister’s Relief Fund Government Of Odisha https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 The contribution to Chief Minister's Relief Fund entitles the donor to 100% e xemption under section 80 G(2)(iiihf) of Income Tax Act.1961 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Donor Details Sl. Name and Address of Donor Amount Abinash Sahoo 1 100000 Khurdha Neha Enterprises 2 100000 Khurda Pawan Consumer Care 3 100000 Khurda Alekha Kumar Das 4 51000 Khurdha Sumanta Sathua 5 51000 Puri Chandra Mohan Behera 6 25000 Mayurbhanj Puspita Behera 7 25000 Mayurbhanj Asruta Pritam 8 20000 Bhadrak Forest Range Office Bargarh 9 15790 Bargarh Head Master And Staff 10 15000 Rayagada Turunji Christian Mandali 11 13000 Nabarangpur Basanta Kumar Tripathy 12 11111 Bhubaneswar Soumyakanta Mahalik 13 11111 Angul Ms Krishna Rig Service 14 11000 Kalahandi Prafulla Kumar Gachhayat 15 10001 Khordha Trilochan Mahanta 16 10001 Kendujhar Abhinaba Kumar Rao 17 10000 Sambalpur Bc Kavya 18 10000 Puri Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 2 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Bikash Prasad Das 19 10000 Cuttack Debasmita Sahu 20 10000 Jharsuguda Gayatri Jena 21 10000 Cuttack Kumar Sourabh 22 10000 Keonjhar Sanjeeb Kumar Mohanty 23 10000 Khurda S P Kar 24 10000 Sundargarh Sudarshan Send 25 10000 Balasore Veer Surendra Sai Institute Of Medical Science And Research 26 8200 Sambalpur Mohini Hota 27 8096 Sambalpur Santanu Sengupta 28 8000 Sambalpur Prabhu Panda 29 7500 Bhadrak Priyadarshinee Naik 30 5100 Kalahandi Benjamin Kujur 31 5001 Rourkela Mandakini Kar 32 5001 Keonjhar Pramod Ku Sahoo 33 5001 Keonjhar Ramesh Chandra Pradhan 34 5001 Khorda Santosh Kumar Parida 35 5001 Khordha Satya Ranjan Lenka 36 5001 Khurda Anjana Sen 37 5000 Balasore Atulya Kumar Das 38 5000 Khorda Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 3 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Bana Bihari Das 39 5000 Khorda Bibhuti Patra 40 5000 Warangal Bijaya Kumar Nanda 41 5000 Banapur Debasis Behera 42 5000 Khorda Dev Das 43 5000 Sundargarh Dibya Ranjan Nayak 44 5000 Jajapur Dr.Krishna Prasad 45 5000 Khurda Dr Prabodh Kumar Pattnaik 46 5000 Khurda D Sudhakar Kumar 47 5000 Keonjhar Gita Gyaneswari Das 48 5000 Balasore Govt Up School, Tikarpada 49 5000 Keonjhar Kamal Kumar Moitra 50 5000 Howrah Kashinath Das 51 5000 Mayurbhanj Laxmi Ballav Mohapatra 52 5000 Khordha Lipirekha Tripathy 53 5000 Bhubaneswar Maa Mahalaxmi Self Help Group 54 5000 Nabarangpur Madhu Sudan Pradhan 55 5000 Kalahandi Mandakini Satpathy 56 5000 Khorda Mr Markanda Sabar 57 5000 Gajapati Narasing Nath Satapathy 58 5000 Rayagada Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 4 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Nirupama Praharaj 59 5000 Khordha Pabitra Mohan Samal 60 5000 Cuttack P Ananda Rao 61 5000 Khurdhs Prasanna Kumar Sahoo 62 5000 Khordha Pratap Kumar Patra 63 5000 Cuttack P.Vijaya Laxmi 64 5000 Khurda Rakesh Jena 65 5000 Pune Ramesh Chandra Das 66 5000 Rayagada Rohan Mohapatra 67 5000 Hyderabad Samir Ranjan Pradhan 68 5000 Puri Santosh Ku Mohapatra 69 5000 Keonjhar Satya 70 5000 Ganjam Simmi Chhabra 71 5000 New Delhi Soma Shekhar Jena 72 5000 Cuttack Soumya Sourav 73 5000 Cuttack Suman Kumar Mishra 74 5000 Cuttack Vajirao Ias Academy Private Limited 75 5000 Khurda Abinash Kumar Sahu 76 4000 Keonjhar Gitanjali Satpathy 77 4000 Cuttack Gopangana Das 78 4000 Cuttack Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 5 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Nanda Kishor Jena 79 3500 Jajapur Suresh Chandra Badek 80 3500 Nuapada Swadesh Ranjan Panda 81 3300 Sambalpur Trilochan Munda 82 3001 Keonjhar Arundhati Panda 83 3000 Rayagada Bijaylaxmi Sahoo 84 3000 Bhubaneswar Ch. Venkateswar Rao 85 3000 Gajapati Dhruba Charan Kar 86 3000 Bhadrak Dr Ananda Gopal Mohanty 87 3000 Kendrapara Gitanjali Behera 88 3000 Dhenkanal Harapriya Samantaray 89 3000 Kendrapada Indrajit Singh 90 3000 Mayurbhanj Kumudini Samantray 91 3000 Koraput Kumudini Samantray 92 3000 Koraput Kundabandh Community Caders Olm 93 3000 Kalahandi Litali Das 94 3000 Bhubaneswar Prajnashree Priyambada 95 3000 Khurda Prativa Dhar 96 3000 Balasore Rabindranath Rout 97 3000 Cuttack Smt. Kabita Bag Mahila President Kesinga Bjd 98 3000 Kalahandi Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 6 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Staffs Of Feegrade & Co. Pvt Ltd 99 3000 Sundergarh Dibakar Pal 100 2800 Kalahandi Sri Gokulananda Bhatta Abdo Kotpad 101 2550 Korapuut Akhyaya Kumar Mishra 102 2500 Rayagada Anil Kumar Swain 103 2500 Cuttack Ashish Masanta 104 2500 Bhubaneswar Binayak Lenka 105 2500 Gajapati Biswanath Nayak Hm P.S. Patapadar 106 2500 Gajapati Delepan S 107 2500 Cuddalore Dilip Kumar Panda 108 2500 Koraput Ganeshwar Mishra 109 2500 Koraput Minati Patra 110 2500 Koraput N Bhagyalakshmi 111 2500 Koraput Nirmal Kumar Sahoo 112 2500 Keonjhar Puja Majhi 113 2500 Sambalpur Kali Prasad Mishra 114 2222 Koraput Anshuman Mohapatra Bdo Kotpad 115 2200 Koraput Chakadola Ssh, Atira Gp 116 2200 Jajpur Sitaram Panigrahi 117 2200 Rayagada Bishnupriya Sahu 118 2100 Koraput Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 7 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Biswaranjan Mishra 119 2100 Nuapada Krishna Chandra Naik 120 2100 Kalahandi Pradeep Kumar Panda 121 2100 Gajapati Prahallad Thakur 122 2100 Kalahandi Pratap Chandra Panda 123 2100 Gajapati Sanjeeb Kumar Mishra Peo Kotpad 124 2100 Koraput Santosh Kumar Mishra 125 2100 Bolangir Pradyumna Kumar Behera 126 2021 Rayagada Biranchi Kumar Munda 127 2020 Keonjhar Hemalata Mahanta 128 2011 Keonjhar Tilottama Dash 129 2011 Keonjhar Ananda Chandra Sahoo 130 2001 Keonjhar Balabhadra Sahoo 131 2001 Keonjhar Binod Bihari Sahoo 132 2001 Keonjhar Ganeswar Mahanta 133 2001 Kendujhar Girija Kumari Banua 134 2001 Koraput Harihar Mahanta 135 2001 Keonjhar Jaitri Munda 136 2001 Keonjhar Janmejay Sahoo 137 2001 Keonjhar Kiran Pradhan 138 2001 Puri Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 8 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Kishore Chandra Prusty 139 2001 Keonjhar Madhab Chandra Mohanta 140 2001 Keonjhar Padmini Barpada 141 2001 Sambalpur Pratima Manjari Mohakud 142 2001 Keonjhar Rajendra Kumar Sahoo 143 2001 Keonjhar Ranjan Kumar Naik 144 2001 Keonjhar Ratnakar Naik 145 2001 Keonjhar Sarada Sucharita Mishra 146 2001 Keonjhar Smt. Kabita Rath 147 2001 Kendrapara Srivani Patnaik 148 2001 Khurda Swarnalata Sahoo 149 2001 Keonjhar Abhiram Dehury 150 2000 Keonjhar Akshaya Kumar Sarangi 151 2000 Kalahandi Ananta Ram Pradhan 152 2000 Koraput Anima Patnaik 153 2000 Koraput Anjan Kumar Sahoo 154 2000 Koraput Anjan Kumar Sethy 155 2000 Keonjhar Baratam Nalin Kumar 156 2000 Koraput Basanti Mishra 157 2000 Sambalpur Bhaba Chandrika Devi 158 2000 Koraput Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 9 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Bharat Behera 159 2000 Balangir Bibhu Ranjan Majhi 160 2000 Kalahandi Burada Gouri 161 2000 Gajapati Chandrakant Mahapatro 162 2000 Koraput Deva Prasad Nayak 163 2000 Bhubneshwar Dharmananda Prusty 164 2000 Khordha Gadadhar Behera 165 2000 Keonjhar Gorusetti Keshavarao 166 2000 Gajapati Jagadishsethi 167 2000 Ganjam Jagannath Prasad Tiwari 168 2000 Koraput Jagar Kumar Lenka 169 2000 Cuttack Jyochhana Rani Devi 170 2000 Koraput Jyochhna Rani Padhy 171 2000 Rayagada Kanaka Panda 172 2000 Koraput Khirod Kumar Nayak 173 2000 Khorda Kishore Chandra Sahu 174 2000 Rayagada Krishna Kumari Hota 175 2000 Kalahandi Krishna Kumari Nanda 176 2000 Koraput Krushna Chichuan 177 2000 Rayagada Laxmi Prasad Pattnaik 178 2000 Rayagada Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 10 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Leelabati Dash 179 2000 Koraput Lucy Khakha 180 2000 Sambalpur Malati Naik 181 2000 Keonjhar Mamata Panda 182 2000 Koraput Manmath Rao Patnaik 183 2000 Gajapati Meenaketan Seth 184 2000 Sundargarh Mikhola Guru 185 2000 Gajapati Minati Hota 186 2000 Koraput Niranjan Behera 187 2000 Bolangir Pradeep Sha 188 2000 Sundargarh Pradipta Kumar Behera 189 2000 Angul Purandhar Nayak 190 2000 Koraput Puspalata Mishra 191 2000 Koraput Ramakanta Sahoo 192 2000 Balasore Ranajit Kumar Routra 193 2000 Cuttack Sandhyarani Patnaik 194 2000 Koraput Santilata Khadanga 195 2000 Koraput Santosh Kumar Das 196 2000 Bhadrak Santosh Kumar Mund 197 2000 Kalahandi Santosh Kumar Swain 198 2000 Koraput Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 11 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Saroj Kumar Mohanty 199 2000 Cuttack Sasmita Das 200 2000 Mayurbhanj Satya Bhusan Mishra 201 2000 Jagatsinghpur Sibo Prasad Pradhan 202 2000 Rayagada Simanchal Behera 203 2000 Gajapati Sivananda Sahoo 204 2000 Keonjhar Sri Kailash Chandra Rath Gpeo 205 2000 Koraput Sudarshan Nayak 206 2000 Sambalpur Sumitra Padhiary 207 2000 Bargarh Sunil Tripathy 208 2000 Koraput Sunita Bhatamishra 209 2000 Koraput Surendra Kumar Meher 210 2000 Bargarh Susanta Kumar Dhal 211 2000 Keonjhar Sushama Mukhi 212 2000 Keonjhar Susila Patra 213 2000 Koraput Thakur Bibekananda Pradhan 214 2000 Kalahandi Tripati Narayan Ray 215 2000 Koraput Truptibala Pandit 216 2000 Sambalpur Udaya Nath Das 217 2000 Koraput Ujai Patra 218 2000 Balangir Online Donation Received on 11-04-2020 Page 12 https://cmrfodisha.gov.in Ujal Patra 219 2000 Balangir Umesh Chandra Moharana 220 2000 Khordha Upendra Kumar Rath 221 2000 Koraput Usharani Patnaik 222 2000 Koraput Uttam Kumar Saha 223 2000 Khordha Bhagabati Panda 224 1930 Kalahandi Phalguni Naik 225 1900 Kalahandi Sarmistha Kumari Gouda 226 1850 Koraput Siva Prasad Patra 227 1850 Balangir Hemalata Barik 228 1810 Kalahandi Abhimanyu Sethy 229 1801 Keonjhar Ganesh Prasad Kuldip Peo Kotpad 230 1800 Koraput Harihar Mahanta 231 1800 Kendujhar Ranjan Kandhpan 232 1800 Koraput Mahendra Kumar Panda Peo Kotpad 233 1759 Koraput Sanjeeb Kumar Bhoi 234 1750 Balangir Harish Chandra Naik 235 1701 Keonjhar
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