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CMO NFSG As on 01.03.2010 No.A.46011/15/2010-CHS.II Government of India Ministry of Health and Family Welfare …… Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi-110108 Dated the 5th April, 2010 OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject:- Civil List of CMO(NFSG) of (Regular) G.D. Sub-Cadre of Central Health Service As on 01.03.2010. ………….. The undersigned is directed to say that Civil List of CMO(NFSG) of (Regular) General Duty Medical Officers of Central Health Service as on 01.03.2010 has been posted on website of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare http://mohfw.nic.in/CHS.html. 2. All Heads of the participating units of CHS are directed to tally the particulars of the concerned officers with the record available with them and any discrepancy, if found, may be brought to the notice of this Ministry within one month from the date of issue of this Office Memorandum, otherwise particulars given in the above URL will be assumed to be correct and the participating units will be held responsible for any further discrepancy found in the list. 3. The officers concerned are also requested to bring to the notice of this Ministry the errors/omissions and objections, if any within one month from the date of issue of this Office Memorandum. Otherwise particulars given in the above URL will be assumed to be correct. Sd/- (MAYA PRAKASH) Under Secretary to the Govt. of India Telfax.No.011-23062550 To 1. All participating Units of CHS (List attached) with the request to circulate the letter among all the concerned General Duty Medical Officers of CHS and also to those who are on study leave/other kind of leave/deputation/foreign assignment at their current addresses. 2. All concerned GDMOs. 3. Dte.GHS, New Delhi (Admn.I / CGHS.I / MH / ME / PH(IH) Sections / RD Cell / Leprosy / TB Div. 4. CHS.I/CHS.V Sections, Min. of Health & F.W. 5. NIC. Sd/- (MAYA PRAKASH) Under Secretary to the Govt. of India Page 2 14 Dr. Azimuddin Ahmad MBBS CGHS, Patna 2660 30.09.50 23.02.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 DCH, MD(Paed) 15 Dr. (Ms) Joyce Mathew MBBS, MD (Der. & RHO, T.drum 1103 19.01.54 03.04.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 Ver). 16 Dr. K.Ramakrishanan MBBS APHO, Chennai 1105 01.11.53 23.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 17 Dr. (Ms) Yesodha Thanikachalam MBBS CGHS, Chennai 1106 30.11.51 17.01.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 DCH, MD ( Paed) DNB ( Paed) 18 Dr. (Ms) Archana Rani MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1107 15.11.54 27.02.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 19 Dr. K.S.Ramesh MBBS CGHS, Bangalore 1110 06.12.52 26.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 20 Dr. B.Mahadev MBBS NTI, Bangalore 1111 07.04.53 21.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 21 Dr. Vinay Kr. Bansal MBBS CGHS, Lucknow 1112 24.01.53 07.07.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 22 Dr. Bhaskar Narayan MBBS GNCT, Delhi 1114 18.10.51 17.04.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 23 Dr. Rakesh Asthana MBBS CGHS, Lucknow 1115 18.04.53 09.04.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 24 Dr. Mohan Sain Mathur MBBS CGHS, Hyderabad 1116 29.03.53 25.07.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 DIP in Derma. 25 Dr. (Ms) Indu Sahni MBBS CGHS, Mumbai 1117 07.07.50 16.01.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 MD ( Med),DHA 26 Dr. C.L.N. Prasad MBBS CGHS, H'bad 1118 28.02.55 01.04.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 27 Dr. Alok Aggarwal MBBS GNCT, Delhi 1119 16.08.54 02.04.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 28 Dr. Avdesh K Saxena MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1122 12.07.55 26.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 29 Dr. Uday Gupte MBBS NCDC, Nagpur 1123 18.08.55 22.02.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 Page 3 MD(Gen.Med.) 30 Dr. (Ms) Amarjeet Basur MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1124 10.06.50 30.01.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 DGO, MD (CHA) 31 Dr. Mahendra P.Singh MBBS CGHS, Allahabad 1485 26.06.51 22.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 MD ( Paed) 32 Dr. Sambhuji MBBS SJH 1125 12.10.52 29.01.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 33 Dr. Sayeed Akhtar MBBS CIP Ranchi 1129 17.08.54 12.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 MD ( Derm & Ven Leprosy ) DNB (Psy) 34 Dr. Vasanth S.Kulkarni MBBS DGO CGHS, Mumbai 1131 12.01.54 07.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 35 Dr. Satchidananda Tripathy MBBS CGHS,Delhi 1132 20.06.50 26.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 36 Dr. (Ms) Mridula Singh MBBS, DCH CGHS, Delhi 1133 04.02.52 16.01.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 37 Dr. S.Raghavan MBBS MD (Gen Med) SJH 1134 15.08.55 30.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 38 Dr. Nagendra Reddy MBBS RHO, Hyderabad 1135 15.06.54 22.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 39 Dr. A.K.Hindocha MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1138 14.01.54 01.05.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 MD ( Derm & Ven) 40 Dr. (Ms) R. Padmini MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1139 22.01.56 21.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 Dip in TB & Resp 41 Dr. Venkataramana Rao MBBS CGHS, Hyderabad 1142 01.06.53 28.06.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 42 Dr. (Ms) S.Geetha MBBS Dip (O&G) CGHS, Chennai 2262 22.12.53 09.05.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 43 Dr. Ravinder Ahluwalia MBBS Deptt. of Posts 1147 26.12.56 13.02.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 Page 4 44 Dr. (Ms) Manju R.Gupta MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1149 27.01.51 07.05.80 01.12.91 06.06.2000 45 Dr. (Ms) Shakuntla Gaur MBBS CGHS, Pune 1150 15.07.50 25.03.80 01.12.91 06.06.2000 46 Dr. Chander Kant MBBS MD (Paed) GNCT, Delhi 1152 13.04.56 06.06.80 01.12.91 06.06.2000 47 Dr. T.R.Ramtake MBBS GNCT, Delhi 1155 27.08.54 30.01.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 48 Dr. Siddhartha K.Choudhury MBBS RHO, Lucknow 1158 05.08.53 09.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 49 Dr. Mangi Lal Rathod MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1159 01.09.51 12.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 50 Dr. A.Doraisamy MBBS,DTCD CGHS, Chennai 1160 16.11.52 29.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 51 Dr. Jageshwar Prasad MBBS CGHS, Lucknow 1161 21.11.53 12.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 52 Dr. Waman Nagorao Kale MBBS CGHS, Nagpur 1163 14.10.53 05.02.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 53 Dr. G.Rangaswamy MBBS CGHS, Hyderabad 1164 01.05.52 06.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 54 Dr. Avinash Y. Patil MBBS, DCH CGHS, Nagpur 1165 29.12.51 15.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 55 Dr. Dinkar Dadoba Malekar MBBS CGHS, Mumbai 1166 27.07.53 03.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 56 Dr. B. Chandrahas MBBS M/o Labour 1167 17.05.54 22.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 57 Dr. Jaipal Singh Pipil MBBS GNCT, Delhi 1169 01.02.53 16.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 58 Dr. P. Venkatachalapathy MBBS CGHS, Chennai 1170 04.09.52 09.05.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 MD ( Gen Surg) 59 Dr. B.K.Bhardwaj MBBS,DPH CGHS, Delhi 1171 02.01.52 17.05.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 60 Dr. Sumer Chand Mehra MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1173 15.09.52 12.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 61 Dr. J.Babu Naik MBBS CGHS, Bangalore 1174 18.06.50 26.03.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 Page 5 62 Dr. Dilip Kr. Sarma MBBS Deptt. of Posts 1203 01.04.50 01.09.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 63 Dr. Nirrala Kr. Nayak MBBS MD(O&G) JIPMER, P'cherry 1205 04.09.50 08.10.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 64 Dr. Buddhadeb Sahu MBBS M/o Labour 1206 16.02.51 19.11.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 65 Dr.Om Prakash Saxena MBBS CGHS, Jabalpur 1207 28.02.51 21.08.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 66 Dr. Maguni Behera MBBS, DPH CGHS, 1209 11.01.52 18.10.79 01.12.91 06.06.2000 Bhubaneswar 67 Dr. Bimal C. Mohapatra MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1211 29.01.54 26.07.80 01.12.91 06.06.2000 68 Dr. (MS) Reeta Banga MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1212 15.03.53 22.08.80 01.12.91 06.06.2000 69 Dr. M. Narayan Reddy MBBS ATI, Hyd'bad 1214 12.06.52 07.08.80 01.12.91 06.06.2000 70 Dr. Ashok Singhal MBBS, MD Dr.RML Hospital 1215 15.01.55 06.06.80 01.12.91 06.06.2000 71 Dr. (Ms) Maneesha Saksena MBBS CGHS, Delhi 1218 02.10.56 05.07.80 01.12.91 06.06.2000 72 Dr.
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