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LIST OF MAJOR HEALTH INSTITUTIONS S.No BLOCK NAC PLACE HEALTH UNIT NAME NAYAGARH1 Nayagarh NAC DHH Nayagarh DHH ,Nayagarh 2 Dasapala AH Dasapalla AH ,Dasapalla 3 Dasapala AH Takara AH ,Takara 4 Khandapada AH Kantilo AH ,Kantilo 5 Nuagaon AH K.Dakua(Bahadajhola) AH ,K.Dakua(Bahadajhola) 6 Nuagaon AH Nuagaon AH ,Nuagaon 7 Odagaon AH Odagaon AH ,Odagaon 8 Ranapur Hosp TB BM SN Chandpur Hosp TB ,BM SN Chandpur 9 Ranapur AH Ranpur AH ,Ranpur 10 Bhapur CHC Bhapur CHC ,Bhapur 11 Gania UGPHC Gania UGPHC ,Gania 12 Khandapada CHC Khandapada CHC ,Khandapada 13 Nuagaon CHC Mahipur CHC ,Mahipur 14 Odagaon UGPHC Sarankul UGPHC ,Sarankul 15 Ranapur UGPHC Rajsunakhala UGPHC ,Rajsunakhala 16 Dasapala PHC Madhyakhand PHC ,Madhyakhand 17 Khandapada PHC Nuagadiasahi PHC ,Nuagadiasahi 18 Nayagarh PHC Badpandusar PHC ,Badpandusar 19 Bhapur PHC(New) Padmabati PHC(New) ,Padmabati 20 Bhapur PHC(New) Nimani PHC(New) ,Nimani 21 Bhapur PHC(New) Baghuapali PHC(New) ,Baghuapali 22 Dasapala PHC(New) Banigochha PHC(New) ,Banigochha PHC(New) ,K.Khaman 23 Dasapala PHC(New) K.Khaman Nuagaon Nuagaon 24 Dasapala PHC(New) Kujamendhi PHC(New) ,Kujamendhi 25 Dasapala PHC(New) Chadheyapali PHC(New) ,Chadheyapali 26 Gania PHC(New) Adakata PHC(New) ,Adakata 27 Gania PHC(New) Chhamundia PHC(New) ,Chhamundia 28 Gania PHC(New) Rasanga PHC(New) ,Rasanga 29 Khandapada PHC(New) Kumbharapada PHC(New) ,Kumbharapada 30 Khandapada PHC(New) Rayatidolmara PHC(New) ,Rayatidolmara 31 Khandapada PHC(New) Banamalipur PHC(New) ,Banamalipur 32 Nayagarh PHC(New) Sankhoi PHC(New) ,Sankhoi 33 Nayagarh PHC(New) Balugaon PHC(New) ,Balugaon 34 Nayagarh PHC(New) Itamati PHC(New) ,Itamati 35 Nayagarh PHC(New) Kalikaprasad PHC(New) ,Kalikaprasad 36 Nayagarh PHC(New) Lathipada PHC(New) ,Lathipada 37 Nuagaon PHC(New) Dimiripali PHC(New) ,Dimiripali PHC(New) ,Jagannatha 38 Nuagaon PHC(New) Jagannatha prasad prasad 39 Odagaon PHC(New) Godipada PHC(New) ,Godipada 40 Odagaon PHC(New) Kajalpali PHC(New) ,Kajalpali 41 Odagaon PHC(New) Komanda PHC(New) ,Komanda 42 Odagaon PHC(New) Kural PHC(New) ,Kural 43 Odagaon PHC(New) Magarbandha PHC(New) ,Magarbandha 44 Odagaon PHC(New) Sunamuhin PHC(New) ,Sunamuhin 45 Odagaon PHC(New) Dimisar PHC(New) ,Dimisar 46 Ranapur PHC(New) Majhiakhand PHC(New) ,Majhiakhand 47 Ranapur PHC(New) Darpanarayanpur PHC(New) ,Darpanarayanpur 48 Ranapur PHC(New) Mayurjhalia PHC(New) ,Mayurjhalia 49 Ranapur PHC(New) Taria PHC(New) ,Taria 50 Ranapur PHC(New) Damasahi PHC(New) ,Damasahi 24 NAYAGARH DISTRICT PHC - SARANKUL 7 PHC - MADHYAKHANDA 1 PHC - BADAPANDUSWAR Block - ODAGAON Block - DASAPALLA Block - NAYAGARH 7 Chadeyapalli 1 Banigochha 1 Badapanduswar MC 8 Dalaka 2 Chadeyapalli 2 Badhiasahi 9 Darapada 3 Dedhasara 3 Balugaon 10 Dimisara 4 Dihagaon 4 Baunsiapada 11 Dondor 5 Ghugudipada 5 Bhatasahi 12 Gambharidihi 6 Golahandi 6 Biruda 13 Giridipalli 7 Kalas Khaman Nuagaon 7 Champatipur 14 Godipada 8 Khamarasahi 8 Gadadharaprasad 15 Goudaput 9 Khandapada 9 Gambaridihi 16 Hariharpur 10 Kujamendhi 10 Haripur 17 Kajalaipali 11 Kunjanbanagada 11 Itamati 18 Kesapania 12 Madhyakhanda MC 12 Janhipada 19 Komanda 13 Narajipada 13 Jemadeipur 20 Machhipada 14 Poibadi 14 Kalikaprasad 21 Nandighor 15 Pokharigochha 15 Kendudhipi 22 Odagaon 16 Satapatna 16 Lathipada 23 Pancharida 17 Takera 17 Laxmiprasad 24 Rohibanka 18 Tendabadi 18 Lenkudipada 25 Sakiri 8 PHC - RAJSUNAKHALA 19 Narsinghprasad 26 Saradhapur Block - RANAPUR 20 Natugaon 27 Sarankul MC 1 Balabhadrapur 21 Notara 28 Sikharpur 2 Baunsagada 22 Rajpatna 29 Sunamunhi 3 Brajarajpur 23 Saradhapur 5 PHC - MAHIPUR 4 Brundabanpur 24 Sinduria Block - NUAGAON 5 Champagada 25 Tulasipur 1 Bahadajhola 6 Chandapur 2 PHC - BHAPUR 2 Balanda 7 Damasahi Block - BHAPUR 3 Beruanbari 8 Darpanarayanpur 1 Badasahara 4 Chahali 9 Gadabanikilo 2 Baghuapalli 5 Dimiripalli 10 Gopalpur-A 3 Baigunia 6 Durudura 11 Gopalpur-B 4 Barabati 7 J. N. Prasad 12 Gourangapur 5 Bhagabanpur 8 Jakeda 13 Jharapada 6 Bhapur MC 9 Kaptapalli 14 Kandapada 7 Chakradharprasad 10 Kirialangi 15 Kandha Nayagarh 8 Darudhip 11 Lunisara 16 Kasanda 9 Fathegarh 12 Mahipur MC 17 Kerendatangi 10 Golapokhari 13 Malisahi 18 Kotagarh 11 Kainfulia 14 Nuagaon 19 Kulasara 12 Karabar 15 Sampada 20 Lodhachua 13 Khairigadia 16 Singarpalli 21 Majhiakhanda 14 Mahulaberena 6 PHC - NUAGADIASAHI 22 Mayurajhalia 15 Marada Block - KHANDAPADA 23 Narsinghpur 16 Padmabati 1 Balaramprasad 24 Patia 17 Sunakhalla 2 Banamalipur 25 Raipada 18 Tikiripada 3 Banapur 26 Raj Jankia 3 PHC - GANIA 4 Barakoli 27 Rajsunakhala MC Block - GANIA 5 Benagadia 28 Sanagada 1 Badasilinga 6 Bodasa 29 Sankhajodi 2 Chhamundia 7 Dholamara 30 Surukabadi 3 Dankarisahi 8 Gunthuni 31 Taria 4 Gania MC 9 J. Prasad NAYAGARH DISTRICT 5 Jaganath Prasad 10 Jakela Old Sub-Centres - 153 6 Kishore Prasad 11 Jilipada New Centres - 05 7 Nuapada 12 Kantilo Main Centres 08 8 Rajingi 13 Khalisahi Total Sub-centres- 166 4 PHC - SARANKUL 14 Kiajhar Block - ODAGAON 15 Koska 1 Ambarpur 16 Kunjabiharipur 2 Avimanpur 17 Laxmiprasad 3 Ranganipatna 18 Nuagadiasahi MC 4 Bankatara 19 Panusahipatana 5 Banthapur 20 Ranichheli 6 Badagorada 21 Samarabindha.
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    Sl. Alphanumeric District Name and address of Unit Name of the P.O.& Date of P.O.Mobile Training No. Code College and School Category Department. appointment. No. Status alongwith name of Dist. And Pin Code No. 1 OD51385 Nayagarh Itamati College of M Sri Avimanyu Sahoo, 01.06.10 9437629325 Trained Education & Lect. in Pol.Science Technology, At/Po: Itamati-752068 2 OD51386 Nayagarh S. L. Anchalika M Sri Santosh Kumar 01.07.10 9438036600 Trained College, Sahoo, At/Po:Godipada, Lect. in Sanskrit, P.S:Sarankul 3 OD51387 Nayagarh K.P.D. Women’s F Rajalaxmi Sahoo, 01.01.11 9658433591 Trained College, Daspala, Lect. in Edn At/Po:Daspalla-752084 4 OD51388 Nayagarh Nuagaon M Sri Maheswar Pradhan, 01.07.07 9437828170 Trained Mahavidyalaya, Lect. in Eng Nuagaon, At/Po:Nuagaon,- 752083 5 OD51389 Nayagarh Prahallad M Sri Janmejaya Nayak. 13.03.10 9437517251 Trained Mahavidyalaya, Lect. in History Padmabati, At/Po:Padmabati, Tikiripada-752053, Via: Bhapur 6 OD51390 Nayagarh Prahallad F Purnima Sarangi, 01.12.10 9438133552 Trained Mahavidyalaya, Lect. in Commerce Padmabati, At/Po:Padmabati, Tikiripada-752053,Via: Bhapur 7 OD51391 Nayagarh Sri Sri Raghunath Jew M Sri Purna Chandra 01.04.10 9778074405 Untrained Mahavidyalaya, Nayak, Gania,At/Po:Gania,- Lect. in Odia 752085 8 OD51392 Nayagarh Ananda Sahoo F Ms. Nalini Prabha 01.05.11 8895492374 Trained Women’s College, Bhola. Komanda, Lect. in Economics At/Po:Komanda- 752090 9 OD51393 Nayagarh Gorhbanikilo College, M Sri Rajanikanta Sethi, 01.09.11 9178762926 Trained Gorhbanikilo, Lect. in English At/Po:Gorhbanikilo 10 OD51394 Nayagarh Maa Maninag Durga M Kanaklata Swain, 01.05.10 9937187290 Trained Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Lect.