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STATEMENT SHOWING the DETAILS of GROSS SALARY for APRIL 2013 EMP CODE EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION GROSS SALARY ( Rs STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF GROSS SALARY FOR APRIL 2013 EMP_CODE EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION GROSS_SALARY ( Rs. Ps.) 330 VIDYA A DESHPANDE AGM(HR) 117814.00 395 KATAGERI AD DGM(F) 138290.00 400 MAHULI VV ES 121549.00 491 ARAVIND G HEGDE AGM(HR) 116914.00 499 KAMADOLLI R V AE (C) 103823.00 549 GABBUR BM AGM[F] 141604.00 605 JAYACHANDRA B AGM[F] 116715.00 623 CHANDRANATH B S AEE(M) 87861.00 660 MADAGAONKAR C B AGM(S) 82521.00 671 KARUNAKARA RAO K AEE(C)NG 105313.00 672 BHAT K N AEE(C)NG 105063.00 712 MOHANDAS M ES 122762.00 722 GADIYAR N A AEE(C)NG 104863.00 724 MURTHY BV ES 122849.00 732 UMESH K AEE(C)NG 105313.00 741 BASAVARAJ MV AGM[F] 118980.00 743 MURALIDHAR SV AGM(F) 120730.00 745 KENIKAR S R A.G.M(HRD) 91903.00 754 PRAKASH N H A.G.M(C.C) 12779.00 762 RAMALAKSHMI.K AEE(C)NG 105713.00 791 MAGALAD K V S E (C) 117610.00 794 KESARI G S CE[C] 146565.00 806 PRAKASH HN CE(C) 146815.00 808 PRABHU K Accounts Officer 107003.00 830 LAKSHMANA P J AEE(C) 103173.00 835 APPANNASETTY BR AEE(NG) 128898.00 836 LINGESHWAR S AEE(NG) 129273.00 840 RANGANATH T L AEE()NG 112460.00 841 KRISHNA PRASAD B V AEE(NG) 103453.00 843 SHANKAR M AEE(C) 103323.00 844 DODDAMALLASWAMY H M A E E 103703.00 849 JAYANNA K P A E E (C) 103156.00 855 SANDYRANI N R MATRON 95454.00 869 ARASANAL M S AEE(C) 104201.00 870 JOSEPH W MANTERIO AEE(CIVIL) 110131.00 871 ASHWATHANARAYAN S A A E E (NG) 102252.00 873 KADVADKAR D V AEE(C)NG 104572.00 874 UMESH K BHAT AEE(NG) 102632.00 875 NAIK D J A E E 102502.00 877 KADAM S A AEE(C)NG 106113.00 879 PATIL G M AEE (C)NG 99642.00 888 KADLEPPANAVAR M R AEE (C) NG 131473.00 889 GUNDAPPANAVAR B G A E E (NG) 102438.00 890 SREEDHARA REDDY J V AEE (C)/NG 134265.00 892 BHARATH A HALAGI AEE(C)NG 102252.00 895 SEETHALAXMAMMA K V MATRON 106962.00 EMP_CODE EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION GROSS_SALARY ( Rs. Ps.) 898 SHANKARE GOWDA K C SE(C) 144446.00 899 SHIVANAL V S S E (C) 114687.00 900 DAMODARA BHANDARY P SE(C) 114972.00 901 RAGHU DV EE(C) 143396.00 909 BALASUBRAMANYA K N S E ( CIVIL ) 114972.00 910 RAJARAM G SE 140212.00 916 PRAKASHKUMAR SHETTY P EE 144696.00 921 MALLIKARJUNAMURTHY N SE(C) 115775.00 923 UDNUR K B S E (C) 114753.00 926 PRABHAKARA K EE(C) 114912.00 928 AMARANATH S EE(C) 114853.00 929 MUJUMDAR D R SE(C) 146846.00 932 RAMAMURTHY S SE(C) 144446.00 933 SRIDHAR RAO S L EE(C) 114937.00 935 RAMACHANDRARAO SR SE(C) 143771.00 936 PATIL SS EE 144446.00 937 Prakash Chandrashekar Bewoor E.E(c) 145032.00 938 RAMANUJAN S N S E (CIVIL) 116688.00 939 NAGARAJA S N E E (C) 115756.00 942 GOWDA M C M EE(C) 115471.00 943 P K HUNAGUND AGM(F) 88879.00 945 MURALIDHARA MK EE(C) 144696.00 946 JUNAID IRFANI H E SE (C)-2 143503.00 961 USHA N PS 117764.00 963 RAMMURTHY T EE(C) 114753.00 974 NANDAKUMAR VS EE 141503.00 977 BYCHAPPA AEE 129523.00 978 INAYATHULLA K S AEE-C(NG) 129747.00 979 KUMAR S A E E 110590.00 980 SRINIVASAMURTHY KS AEE(NG) 128648.00 982 KRISHNAPRASAD K T AEE (C)NG 131323.00 983 LOKANNA S AEE (C) NG 134015.00 987 CHANDRASHEKARA REDDY K A E E 105813.00 991 SAMPATHKUMAR M V AEE(C) 103203.00 1009 SANGTI S V E E (C) 142653.00 1012 JAGADEESH D K E E 112113.00 1014 CHAVADI P K SE(C) 143503.00 1017 SREENIVAS TK PS 120230.00 1018 ALUR C S EE(c) 141503.00 1019 VENKATESHAPRASANNA K EE 141503.00 1020 KALAPUR P N E E (C) 113366.00 1021 NAGESH SV SE[C] 140828.00 1022 TELKAR A V EE(c) 141078.00 1024 KULKARNI A P AEE(C) 104822.00 1026 KUNKUR U R EXE ENGINEER(C) 112213.00 1027 DODDAMANI I F A E E 104572.00 1028 MUGALI R N A E E 103203.00 1029 GODAKHINDI A D AEE (NG) 130723.00 EMP_CODE EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION GROSS_SALARY ( Rs. Ps.) 1033 PATHAK G N AEE (C) 105763.00 1038 KAMMAR S S AEE(CIVIL) 102473.00 1045 PRAHALAD RAO K A E E 104422.00 1046 DESAI A R M AE (ELE) 80538.00 1047 SERAO CM AEE(M) 109903.00 1049 NATARAJ MV AEE(NG) 129073.00 1050 RAMACHANDRA S K AEE(C)NG 104572.00 1060 GURUPRASAD Law Officer 101873.00 1061 BHADRAGOUDAR S C EE(ELE) 81692.00 1062 SHET B H AEE (ELE) 82439.00 1064 PATTANASHETTYS G A E E (M)NG 108513.00 1079 SHIVAMOGGA A J A E (ELE) 80413.00 1080 KULKARNI R H AEE (C) 84609.00 1081 SAMPATHKUMAR R AGM(HRD) 86709.00 1085 PANCHAL S D AEE (C) 134015.00 1087 NAGESHA RAO K S AO 97283.00 1091 BETDUR D K AEE(C)/NG 134288.00 1095 SRINIVASAMURTHY H K EE (C) 143653.00 1097 SATYAMURTHY KN EE 140828.00 1098 DAYANANDA M V EE(C) 112363.00 1099 MADHUSUDANA RAO BR EE(C) 141253.00 1100 MANJUNATH K R EE(C) 112363.00 1101 NAGENDRA C B EE(C) 143503.00 1102 RUHUL AMEEN EE(C) 112113.00 1104 RAMADAS H L EE 141253.00 1106 RAVIKUMAR S EE[C] 141503.00 1108 CHANDRANNA Y A EE (C) 143753.00 1114 PRAKASH S EE[C] 141503.00 1116 MANOHAR G EE(C) 141503.00 1118 CHANDRA GUPATA S EE(C) 115416.00 1120 KULKARNI.S.A EE-CIVIL 141481.00 1121 MURAHARI R P EE(C) 112363.00 1124 MOHAN MURTHY N EE(C) 120238.00 1126 PHANIRAJ AV EE(C) 140828.00 1130 BADARISHAPRASAD M K EE(C) 112463.00 1132 JOSHI RG AEE(C) 131590.00 1135 RAJARAM P G E E 113487.00 1152 NAGENDRA KUMAR K A O 93284.00 1153 SWAMINATHAN C EE 137615.00 1154 SHIVAKUMAR B P EE(C) 112313.00 1172 SHARIFF MA EE(C) 141503.00 1173 MULIMANI S C AE(ELE)NG 80503.00 1176 RAMESH U C SE(M) 143653.00 1181 SHYAMASUNDAR B S SE(Eletrical) 141253.00 1193 GUDDAD S P EE(C) 140690.00 1196 NIMBARGI M.K. S.E.[E] 140578.00 1202 SRIDHAR.B.N SE (ELEC) 140103.00 1204 GOPINATH G A E E(C) 105590.00 EMP_CODE EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION GROSS_SALARY ( Rs. Ps.) 1210 ANANDA RAO M AO 86627.00 1212 LATKAN N B A O 111092.00 1213 NAGARAJ C AGM(F) 112659.00 1216 EKBOTE KP SE(E) 140578.00 1217 OSEKAR A B A E (E) 78946.00 1226 KULKARNI K R AEE(E)NG 85737.00 1227 KOTRESHAPPA KS AGM(HR) 112434.00 1228 RAMAKRISHNA RAJ T AGM(Law) 107053.00 1229 SHIVAMURTHY GB SE(E) 140578.00 1232 SRIKANTH MA AEE(NG) 129073.00 1233 VISWANATH V S SE(ELE) 115321.00 1234 DALEGOWDA H AEE(C)NG 105013.00 1235 RAMANNA K C AEE(C) 105763.00 1238 NARENDRA D AEE (C)-NG 131473.00 1240 RAGHUNATH C K AEE(C) 133991.00 1243 KULAKARNI S L EE (CIVIL) 134265.00 1244 VENKATESHAMURTHY H AEE(NG) 128923.00 1246 THIMMEGOWDA T EE(C) 130441.00 1248 SRINIVAS BN AEE(NG) 129073.00 1249 NIRANJAN B AEE (C) RT 134415.00 1250 VERNEKAR A V A E E(C) 104522.00 1252 SALIMATH J M A E E(C) 106113.00 1253 RAPHEL D'SOUZA AEE(C)NG 115592.00 1254 RAMESH V EE(CIVIL) 105870.00 1256 MASTHIGOWDA P C A EE(C)NG_RT 105713.00 1258 CHANDRAMOULI R S A EE [C]NG_RT 106113.00 1259 MANJUNATH N AEE (C) 131573.00 1260 KRISHNAMUTHY N V AEE(C)NG 102473.00 1261 SREENIVASA T A EE(NG) 103703.00 1262 BHAKTHAVATHSALAM J AEE (C)/NG 131323.00 1264 RAMAKRISHNAIAH G AEE(NG) 129323.00 1266 JAYASIMHA S B AEE C 124145.00 1267 VENKATESHWARA RAO M S AEE (C)-NG 131473.00 1270 NARASIMHAMURTHY B G AEE(C) 136955.00 1271 RANGANATH BABU HR AEE(N G) 129073.00 1272 CHANDRAPRAKASH J AEE(C)/RT 134165.00 1273 NAGABHUSHANRAO D S AEE(CIVIL) 131573.00 1274 VIJAYA KUMAR D AEE(C)NG 108189.00 1275 SRINIVAS V AEE-C(NG) 131763.00 1277 RAJENDRAN M A E E 104672.00 1279 NARASIMHASWAMY. S.V. AEE (C )NG 129347.00 1281 NAGABUSHAN B N AEE NG 103073.00 1288 LAKSHMINARAYANA N R EE (CIVIL) 131223.00 1291 SUBRAMANYA BN AEE(NG) 128823.00 1292 PRABHAKAR T AEE(C) 102382.00 1293 MARGABANDHU K S AEE (C)/NG 131473.00 1297 GOPAL RAO S V AEE(C)NG 97623.00 1299 LAMANI H T A E E (NG) 97694.00 EMP_CODE EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION GROSS_SALARY ( Rs. Ps.) 1300 VENKATESH AEE(C) 100934.00 1301 PUTTAPPA B T AEE(C) 126109.00 1303 MADHUSUDHANA T A AEE(C) 102723.00 1304 MATHAD R G SE[EL] 138290.00 1305 MANI K AEE(Civil) 131965.00 1309 JANAKI S MATRON 95454.00 1310 SUBRAMANYA K L AEE(C)-NG 125859.00 1314 RATNAMMA T M MATRON 98082.00 1315 ASHWATHNARAYANA REDDY C AEE(C) 82222.00 1317 NAGARAJ N AEE(C) 100584.00 1321 SAVANUR R R AEE (CIVIL) 97944.00 1328 BADARI NARAYANA SR Accounts Officer 103439.00 1331 PRABHAKAR E A E E 99210.00 1336 NAGARAJ K C EE(CIVIL) 112713.00 1339 DAYANANDA G N EE(C) 123722.00 1343 SHYAMASUNDAR D EE(C) 110074.00 1346 MURALIDHAR RAO A N EE(C) 110224.00 1348 MOHAN K ARKASALI EE (C) 140440.00 1353 RADHAKRISHNA KS EE(C) 138290.00 1355 LAKSHMINARASIMHA H A S.E[E] 138540.00 1358 BABU RAJENDRA PRASAD S.E.(ELEC)MGHE 110074.00 1375 JEYA S MATRON 100562.00 1377 SAROJAMMA K T MATRON 96552.00 1378 ALPHONES DOMELLO S ACCM 59790.00 1379 GOPALA GOWDA AK SE(E) 135326.00 1380 SATHISH M S A C C M 64377.00 1381 POL P S MATRON 97623.00 1387 NARASIMHAMURTHY S SEE 109156.00 1392 BALARAMAN T S EE(C) 110679.00 1398 VEDAMURTHY M SE(ELE) 134012.00 1405 HEGDE L S SE(M) 108540.00 1413 VENKATESH B AEE 100234.00 1414 UMESH K N E E 107585.00 1426 KRISHNAMURTHY S SE[M] 132137.00 1432 KALAGI V N E E(C) 105195.00 1436 BAIG M A A E E (E) 96670.00 1438 KARUNAKAR SLN AEE(NG) 125819.00 1439 MARKANDA REDDY A E E(E)-NG 130347.00 1441 RAVICHANDRAN L AEE [E] NG 120855.00 1442 SHIVAPRASAD V A E E(E)NG 98294.00 1443 ONKARAPPA H C AEE(ELE)NG 118348.00 1445 PHANIRAJ RAO T AEE 98857.00 1446 PRAKSH S R S E (E) 107395.00 1450 RADHAKRISHNA K SE[E] 132362.00 1451 KAMALAKSHA K SE(E) 98061.00 1452 JAYAKUMAR M AEE[E] 123145.00 1453 PONNURANGAM M Law Officer 84446.00 1454 MURTHY R AGM(Law) 104361.00 EMP_CODE EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION GROSS_SALARY ( Rs.
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