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SOUVENIR - 2018 STATE BANK OF INDIA - 4768 1 P . DAST AGIRI REDDY NANDY AL 76 J.RAMESH ADONI 151 E. NARASIMHAM ALLAGADDA 2 P . GOWRI NANDY AL 77 K RAJU ADONI 152 G . VISWESW ARAIAH ALLAGADDA 3 K. DIVY A RAGHA VENDRA A. KODUR 78 K. ANIL KUMAR ADONI 153 K. INDRAJA ALLAGADDA 4 T .CHAIT ANY AKUMAR REDDY A.GUDUR 79 K. BHARA TH KUMAR ADONI 154 K. SREENADHA REDDY ALLAGADDA 5 TEEGA RAMADEVI A.MUPP ALLA 80 K. HARI PRASAD ADONI 155 M. KAL Y ANI ALLAGADDA 6 S. CHANDRA SEKHAR A.P ALLI 81 K. JHANSI ADONI 156 M. MYTHILI ALLAGADDA 7 MA T ALA YERRINAIDU A.PURAM 82 K. KHAJA HUSSAIN ADONI 157 M. RAMANA REDDY ALLAGADDA 8 RASAD DHARAMIREDDY A.PURAM 83 K. LAKSHMI ADONI 158 M. SARALA DEVI ALLAGADDA 9 KOLA GOV ARDHAN ABBASAHEBPET A 84 K. LAKSHMI KANTH ADONI 159 M.V . RAMANA ALLAGADDA 10 CHIKKUDU SHEKHAR ACHAMPET 85 K. PRAKASH ADONI 160 N.V . NAGARJUNA ALLAGADDA 1 1 G . CHANDRA SEKAR REDDY ACHAMPET 86 K. RANAGASWAMY NAIDU ADONI 161 P . SRINIV ASULU ALLAGADDA 12 K. YELLA SWAMY ACHAMPET 87 K. SHALINI ADONI 162 P . SUDHAKAR REDDY ALLAGADDA 13 M. BHASKAR ACHAMPET 88 K. SOMA SEKHAR ADONI 163 R. SHARSCHANDRA ALLAGADDA 14 M. P . CHAKRA V AR THY ACHAMPET 89 K. SRIKALA ADONI 164 S. ABDUL KHA YUM ALLAGADDA 15 P . PAR THASARADHI ACHAMPET 90 K. SRIVIDY A ADONI 165 V .SUJIT KUMAR ALLAGADDA 16 SURESH MUDA V A TH ACHAMPET 91 K. SUDHINDRA ADONI 166 V ASANTHA LAKSHMI .K ALLAGADDA 17 T . ESMAIL ACHAMPET 92 K. VIJA Y KUMAR ADONI 167 B. NAGABHUSHANAM ALLAP ADU 18 DHEERAJ SHAIK ACHANT A 93 K.B. HARI KISHORE ADONI 168 K. SOWJANY A RANI ALLUR V ARIP A TNAM 19 BHUKY A RAMADEVI ADA VIMADDULAP ALLI 94 K.M. VIJA Y A SREE ADONI 169 AL THI PRASADU ALUGOLU 20 P . DAST AGIRI SAB ADDAKULA 95 K.S. UMA ADONI 170 KELLA MURTHI ALUGOLU 21 A. SURESH ADDANKI 96 K.S.SIV A KUMAR ADONI 171 B. RAJA SEKHARA REDDY ALUR 22 B. SUNIL DUTT ADDANKI 97 KOILKONDA SUJA THA ADONI 172 H.B. RA VIKUMAR GOUD ALUR 23 B.V . P ADMA ADDANKI 98 KOMALA BHARA TH KUMAR ADONI 173 K. CHINNA BABU ALUR 24 G . VEERANJANEYULU ADDANKI 99 KURUV A LAKSHMANNA ADONI 174 S. MALLIKARJUN ALUR 25 K. ANIL KUMAR ADDANKI 100 KUR V A GADILINGAPP A ADONI 175 V . KOTESW ARA REDDY ALUR 26 K. ASHOK BABU ADDANKI 101 L. SHIV A KRISHNA ADONI 176 UMESH NAIK .R ALURHA TTI 27 M. VINA Y ADDANKI 102 M. CHOLARAJU ADONI 177 B. V AMSI AMALAPURAM 28 MEDIKONDA ANIL KUMAR ADDANKI 103 M. MOHAN ADONI 178 CH. GANESH AMALAPURAM 29 SK. SAIDA ADDANKI 104 M. RAJASEKHAR ADONI 179 K. NARASIMHA PRASAD AMALAPURAM 30 T . SURESH BABU ADDANKI 105 M. SUMAN SUNDEEP KUMAR ADONI 180 MA TT AP AR THY SANDEEP AMALAPURAM 31 SUDHAKAR P . ADILABAD 106 M.P . LA V ANY A ADONI 181 N CHA Y ASREE AMALAPURAM 32 A. RANA VEER KUMAR ADILABAD 107 M.S. NANDINI ADONI 182 S. PRA VEEN KUMAR AMANGAL 33 A. SRIDHAR ADILABAD 108 N. CHANDRA SEKHAR ADONI 183 S. CHANDRA SEKHAR AMARAPURAM 34 ABDUL SHABBIR ADILABAD 109 N. DHARANI ADONI 184 S.N.ANANTHARAJU AMARAPURAM 35 B. SURESH ADILABAD 1 10 N. NAGARAJ ADONI 185 CH. PRASANNA RANI AMARA V A THI 36 B.MALLARI ADILABAD 1 1 1 N. SRIDHAR ADONI 186 K. RA VINDRA AMARA V A THI 37 CHITLA RAKESH ADILABAD 1 12 N. USHA RANI ADONI 187 HARIJANA RA VI AMARAWAI 38 D. PRASHANTH ADILABAD 1 13 N.V . SIV A PRASAD ADONI 188 A.S. P ADMA V A THI AMBAJIPET A 39 D. SRIV AST A ADILABAD 1 14 P . MANJUNA TH ADONI 189 G . MADHU SEKHAR AMBAPURAM 40 D. SRIV A TSA ADILABAD 1 15 P . NARESH ADONI 190 T . GANGADHAR AMBARIPET 41 G . PRASADA REDDY ADILABAD 1 16 PEEASY VISHALA ADONI 191 CHITRA SAI MANTHRI AMBERPET 42 G . SUDHEER ADILABAD 1 17 R. SIREESHA ADONI 192 S. ANAND AMEENABAD 43 KONDU LA V ANY A ADILABAD 1 18 S KRISHNA VENI ADONI 193 D.SUDHAKARA REDDY AMIDALAKUNT A 44 M. MADHUSUDHANA RAO ADILABAD 1 19 S. AMARNA THA REDDY ADONI 194 CHABALA HIMABINDU AMIDY ALA 45 M. V AMSHI KRISHNA ADILABAD 120 S. B. RAMA KRISHNA ADONI 195 B RUDRAIAH AMMALLADINNE 46 MADASTHU RAMPRASAD ADILABAD 121 S. JA Y AKRISHNA ADONI 196 KA VURI RA VI BABU AMMANABROLU 47 P . CHAIT ANY A KUMAR ADILABAD 122 S. MA YUR ADONI 197 K. RAMESH AMMIREDDYGUDEM 48 PURELLA VENU ADILABAD 123 S. RA VI KUMAR ADONI 198 P . HEMA AMUDALA V ALASA 49 R.K. SARADI ADILABAD 124 S. RIZWANA ADONI 199 NEELA SRIKANTH ANAGPUR 50 T . RA VI KUMAR ADILABAD 125 SAKARA Y SHALINI ADONI 200 K. JYOTHISWAROOP ANAKAP ALLI 51 T . SRINIV AS ADILABAD 126 SUMALA THA ADONI 201 M. KRISHNA VENI ANAKAP ALLI 52 T .THIRUP A THI ADILABAD 127 SURE KRISHNA ADONI 202 M. SAILAJA ANAKAP ALLI 53 A. RAMESH ADONI 128 U. VINOD ADONI 203 M.V .SANKARNARA Y ANA ANAKAP ALLI 54 A. SUDHEER KRISHNA ADONI 129 UPP ARA SIV AKESH ADONI 204 P . BHA V ANI ANAKAP ALLI 55 ABHT AMA THA NANDINI ADONI 130 V . ANIL KUMAR ADONI 205 R.R. HARIKRISHNA ANAKAP ALLI 56 B S GA Y A THRI ADONI 131 V . RAJESHW ARI ADONI 206 V .R. KOTESW ARA RAO ANAKAP ALLI 57 B. KRISHNA VENI ADONI 132 V . RAJY A LAKSHMI ADONI 207 VEMA V ARAPU SA THISH ANAKAP ALLI 58 B. RAMESH ADONI 133 V .M. SULOCHANA ADONI 208 A. BHARADWAJ ANANT APUR 59 B. RA VINDRA ADONI 134 Y . SANT ARAM ADONI 209 A. MANJULA THA ANANT APUR 60 B. UMA MAHESWARA ADONI 135 Y . SIV A KUMAR ADONI 210 A. RAJESH ANANT APUR 61 B. VEERESHAMMA ADONI 136 Y . SRIHARI ADONI 21 1 A. SOMA SEKHAR ANANT APUR 62 C. KRISHNA NAIK ADONI 137 G . SHIV A KRISHNA AHOBILAM 212 A. SRINIV ASA SASTR Y ANANT APUR 63 C. PRAKASH ADONI 138 G . SOBHAN BABU AKKALADEVIGUDEM 213 A. VYEDEHI ANANT APUR 64 C. RAMU ADONI 139 M. KARNA AKKARAJUP ALLI 214 AKILESW ARAN NA TESAN ANANT APUR 65 C.VISHNUV ARDHAN ADONI 140 NOSSAM VISW ANA THA REDDY AKUMALLA 215 B. ARUN KUMAR ANANT APUR 66 D. JYOTHI ADONI 141 AKURA THI KRISHNA PRASAD ALAGANIP ADU 216 B. DAKSHA Y ANI ANANT APUR 67 G . UMA MAHESH ADONI 142 B. NARASIMHULU ALAMPUR 217 B. KIRAN KUMAR ANANT APUR 68 G .V . MAHESW ARAIAH ADONI 143 G . GIRIJA ALAMPUR 218 B. MADHURI ANANT APUR 69 GOLLA SW A THI ADONI 144 JILLELLA DHANRAM ALAMUR 219 B. NARA Y ANA SW AMY ANANT APUR 70 J. HANUMANTHA RAO ADONI 145 P A THI OBULESU ALAMUR 220 B. RAMANJI ANANT APUR 71 J. KARTHEEK ADONI 146 RA VIP A TI LAKSHMIKANTH ALA V ALAP ADU 221 B. SHANKAR BABU ANANT APUR 72 J. MAHESH KUMAR ADONI 147 A. DIVY A BHARA THI ALLAGADDA 222 B. VENKA TESH NAIK ANANT APUR 73 J. P . MANJUNA TH ADONI 148 B. VIJA Y A LAKSHMI ALLAGADDA 223 C. LAKSHMI NARA Y ANA ANANT APUR 74 J. P ALLA VI ADONI 149 B.LAKSHMI SW A THI ALLAGADDA 224 C. PRASHANTHI ANANT APUR 75 J. SESHIKANTH ADONI 150 BANDI CHANDRA SEKHAR ALLAGADDA 225 C. SUDHAKAR REDDY ANANT APUR SOUVENIR - 2018 1 SOUVENIR - 2018 226 C. V . PHANI RAJU ANANT APUR 305 S. RAM NAIDU ANANT APUR 384 MODALA V ALASA ANNAPURNA B. PURAM 227 CHA T A RAJU ANANT APUR 306 S. SUMA Y A AFREEN ANANT APUR 385 EDDULA BALARAJU B.A TMAKUR 228 D KHAIRUN BEE ANANT APUR 307 SAKE ARUNA ANANT APUR 386 S. SADIQ HUSSAIN B.A TMAKUR 229 D. AMAR BASHA ANANT APUR 308 SASHIKANTH ANANT APUR 387 V . MURALIDHARA REDDY B.ATMAKUR 230 D. BALA MAHESH ANANT APUR 309 SUBY ALA SURENDRA ANANT APUR 388 GUGULOTHU MOUNIKA B.KOTHAGUDEM 231 D. CHINNA REDDY ANANT APUR 310 T . PHANISRI ANANT APUR 389 M. Y ASW ANTH B.KOTHAKOT A 232 D. DURGA PRASAD ANANT APUR 31 1 T . PRASAD ANANT APUR 390 V . SRINIV ASULU B.LINGAPURAM 233 D. SHAMEER BASHA ANANT APUR 312 U. AZAD ANANT APUR 391 NUNA V A TH BHARA TH KUMAR B.N.THANDA 234 D. VENKA TESH ANANT APUR 313 V . SHALINI ANANT APUR 392 G . MALLIKARJUN REDDY B.PET A 235 D.G . KA VY A ANANT APUR 314 V .S. JACINTHA ANANT APUR 393 BADA V A TH KITTU B.RAGHA V APURAM 236 E. NIRMALA ANANT APUR 315 Y . KALA V A THI ANANT APUR 394 S. BALAMURALI KRISHNA B.T AP ALLI 237 G NALINI ANANT APUR 316 Y . RA VI ANANT APUR 395 B. BALACHANDRANAIK B.THANDA 238 G . ANIL KUMAR ANANT APUR 317 M. KRANTHI KUMAR ANANT AVARAM 396 T . RAJY ALAKSHMI B.THIPP ANAP ADU 239 G . DEEP A ANANT APUR 318 ABHILASH KADAMBA ANANTHAPET 397 CHINTHAKA Y ALA RAMESH B.V .GUDEM 240 G . P ALLA VI ANANT APUR 319 K.C.KOTESWARARAO ANANTHASAGAR 398 V ADDE SIV AIAH B.Y ALERU 241 G . SAILAJA ANANT APUR 320 PIDAKALA MADHUSHY AM ANJANEY APURAM 399 A. CHARAN KUMAR BABANAGAR 242 G . SARALA ANANT APUR 321 K.V . SARADA ANKIREDDIP ALLE 400 C.RAJESH REDDY BADVEL 243 G . VIDY ALA THA ANANT APUR 322 ILLAPU SIMHACHALAM ANKIVEEDU 401 C.V .N. MALLIKARJUNA BADVEL 244 H. ANNAPP A ANANT APUR 323 BANOTH SUMAN ANNARUDAPU 402 J. PRA THAP KUMAR BADVEL 245 H. KEDARNA TH ANANT APUR 324 SAI RAMESH ANNA V ARAM 403 K.
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