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Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL OLD AGE PENSION INCOME LIFE ABOVE LESS CERTIFICATE SL. NO. BENEFICIARY NAME S/o, D/o, W/o ADDRESS 60 THAN SUBMITTED OR YEARS? 4000? NOT? 1 RAM VILAS S/o LATE RAM R/o PHONGI CHAUNG YES YES YES 2 P. SHIV SHANKER NAIR S/o KRISHNA NAIR R/o GARACHARMA YES YES YES 3 B K BHAKTACHALAM S/o B.KKOTHANDAPANI R/o DAIRY FARM YES YES YES 4 SUBHA RANI MANDOL W/o GANESH MANDAL R/o FERRARGUNJ YES YES YES 5 THAKUR DAS S/o LATE NAVADAVA DAS R/o GUPTAPARA YES YES YES 6 BISHNU PRIYA SAOJAL W/o LATE L.K. SAOJAL R/o GUPTAPARA YES YES YES 7 C. UNEEN S/o LATE MAMMUTHY R/o WRIGHT MYO YES YES YES 8 AYSHA BIBI W/o C.UNEEN R/o WRIGHT MYO. YES YES YES 9 KADEEJA W/o LATE C.MOHAMMED R/o NAYAPURAM YES YES YES 10 HARI DAS ROY S/o LATE. S.C. ROY R/o TUSNABAD YES YES YES 11 PULIN SARKAR S/o LATE UPEN SARKAR R/o HERBERTABAD YES YES YES 12 BIJJA W/o LATE T.KUNJAMMA R/o OGRABRAJ YES YES YES 13 PARBATI BISWAS W/o HARIPADA BISWAS R/o DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 14 ANANTA ROY S/o ASWINI ROY R/o KISHORINAGAR, DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 15 JOGENDRA BAIDYA S/o LATE KALIKUMAR BAIDYA R/o DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 16 K. CHINNAKALI S/o LATE KETTIVIRAN R/o MILANGARAM, DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 17 KALIDASI MONDAL W/o LATE SUDHANNA MONDAL R/o TALBAGAM YES YES YES 18 PRIYA MOHAN DAS S/o LATE BASANTA DAS R/o V. S. PALLI YES YES YES 19 PHANI BHUSAN BISWAS S/o LATE GP BISWAS R/o SWARAJ GRAM YES YES YES 20 REBATI DAS S/o LATE SADHU CHARAN DAS R/o DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 21 KRISHNA CH. DAS S/o LATE HEMANTA DAS R/o RADHANAGAR YES YES YES 22 BIRENDRA NATH BISWAS S/o LATE KASHISWAR BISWAS R/o D.B.GRAM YES YES YES 23 PIOUS XESS S/o LATE MATHIAS R/o SHYAMNAGAR, DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 24 SUDHANYA MALLICK S/o SAKHI CH. MALLICK R/o MADHUPUR YES YES YES 25 DEEPALI ROY W/o BIPUL CH. ROY R/o SWARAJGRAM YES YES YES 26 PRASANA KR. DAS S/o UMACHARAN DAS R/o R.K. GRAM YES YES YES 27 MAKHAN LAL GAIN S/o LATE KRISHNA KANTA GAIN R/o RK GRAM YES YES YES 28 CHITTARANJAN BISWAS S/o LATE JN BISWAS R/o SHYAM NAGAR YES YES YES 29 DIJABAR ROY S/o LATE BALARAM ROY R/o SUBHASHGRAM YES YES YES 30 KALIPADA JOARDER S/o LATE JHARARAM JOARDER R/o R.K. GRAM YES YES YES 31 MAHANANDA BISWAS S/o SRINATH BISWAS R/o RAMKRISHNA GRAM YES YES YES 32 BASANTA DHALI S/o LATE RADHA KANTH DHALI R/o RADHA NAGAR YES YES YES 33 RATI KANTA BISWAS S/o LATE BN BISWAS R/o NAVEEN NAGAN YES YES YES 34 RAJAN DAS S/o LATE HARIMOHAN DAS R/o R.K. GRAM YES YES YES 35 DHIREN DAS S/o KHOKA RAM DAS R/o GANDHI NAGAR YES YES YES 36 PRIYAMOHAN DAS S/o LATE SREECHARAN DAS R/o HARIDAS KATTAI YES YES YES 37 KANAI LAL BAROI S/o SAHADEB BAROI R/o KHUDIRAMPUR, DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 38 GANESH CH. DAS S/o LATE SUREN DAS R/o SUBASHGRAM, DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 39 NARAYAN CH. SARDAR S/o LATE BROJENDRA NATH SARDAR R/o SUBHASGRAM, DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 40 ATUL CH. SIKDER S/o LATE NIBARAN CH. SIKDER R/o DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 41 BISWANATH DAKUYA S/o LATE HARIDAS DAKUYA R/o DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 42 MAHENDRA HALDER S/o LATE KALICHARAN HALDER R/o SABARI YES YES YES 43 GANGA BISHNU S/o LATE RAM ASISH R/o RANGAT YES YES YES 44 D. KESWA RAO S/o D. THAMAIAH R/o RANGAT BAY YES YES YES 45 GODWIN SURIN S/o LATE DANIEL SURIN R/o RANGAT YES YES YES 46 NAKUL CHANDRA MONDAL S/o KALIPADA MONDAL R/o BILLIGROUND YES YES YES 47 NANI GOPAL BOSE S/o LATE ATUL CH. BOSE R/o M/`BUNDER YES YES YES 48 JANARDHAN SAMADDER S/o LATE. BHUBANESHWAR SAMADDER R/o PINAKI NAGAR, MAYABUNDER YES YES YES 49 SANTOSH SIKDER S/o NISHI KANTA SIKDER R/o HARI NAGAR, MAYABUNDER YES YES YES 50 PRAN BALLAV BANIK S/o LATE N.C. BANIK R/o HARI NAGAR YES YES YES 51 KRISHNA KANTA MAJUMDER S/o LATE J.C. MAJUMDER R/o BILLYGROUND YES YES YES 52 JAYDEV HOWLADER S/o LATE JOGENDRA HOWLADER R/o HARI NAGAR YES YES YES 53 FIRAN KAUR S/o LATE LOKHO KAUR R/o SWADESH NAGER YES YES YES 54 RAJEN KARATI S/o LATE SUKHIRAMM KARATI R/o DUKE NAGAR, SWADESH NAGER YES YES YES 55 AROBINDO BISWAS S/o LATE AMNITO BISWAS R/o PINAKINAGAR YES YES YES 56 NIRAPADA RAHA S/o LATE. KARTIK RAHA R/o GOVINDA NAGAR YES YES YES 57 RAM KRISHNA BISWAS S/o HARALAL BISWAS R/o GOBINDA NAGAR YES YES YES 58 RENUS MINJ S/o LATE VICTOR MINJ R/o KAUSALYA NAGAR, RANGAT YES YES YES 59 BARUNA GOLDER W/o LATE HAREN GOLDER R/o KAUSHALYA NAGER, RANGAT YES YES YES 60 HAREN DAS S/o LATE RAJANI DAS R/o SAGAR DWEEP YES YES YES 61 NEPAL CH. DAS S/o LATE GOUR CH. DAS R/o GANDHINAGAR YES YES YES 62 K. BAIRAGI S/o LATE K. KRISHNA MURTHY R/o DURGAPUR, DIGLIPUR YES YES YES 63 FULSONA BISWAS W/o LATE PARESH BISWAS R/o SHIBPUR YES YES YES 64 JUSPIN KUJUR W/o LUIS TIRKEY R/o SUNDER GARH YES YES YES 65 T. PAPATHY W/o S.M. THULASI DAS R/o MILDERA, KATCHAL YES YES YES 66 SURAJ DEVI W/o LATE KISHEN DAS R/o GARACHARMA YES YES YES 67 RAM MANOHAR TIWARI S/o SP TIWARI R/o GARACHARAMA YES YES YES 68 HAREN MAZUMDER S/o LT. SCMAZUMDER R/oGUPTAPARA YES YES YES 69 SUNIL MITRA S/o LATE SURYA KANTA MITRA R/o HASMATABAD YES YES YES 70 NIMAI CHANDRA DAS S/o LATE G C DAS R/o WANDOOR YES YES YES 71 SUBHANI GHARAMI W/o LATE P.N.GHARAMI R/o HATHITAPU YES YES YES 72 PARMA RAM S/o LATE. BADHRAM R/o NAMUNAGHAR YES YES YES 73 MRITHUNJAY SARKAR S/o LATE RASHIKLAL SARKAR R/o V.K.PUR, HUTBAY YES YES YES 74 SUBASHI SARKAR W/o LATE SARBESWAR SARKAR R/o R.K.PUR, HUTBAY YES YES YES 75 PUSPA DAS W/o MAHADEV DAS R/o RAMKRISHNAPUR, HUTBAY YES YES YES 76 GURUDASI MONDAL W/o LATE ANNADA MONDAL R/o NETAJI NAGAR YES YES YES 77 CHRISTINA W/o LATE PHILIP MINJ R/o MANJAPPA NAGARHUT BAY YES YES YES 78 NIRANJAN MONDAL W/o LATE RAJENDRANATH MONDAL R/o HUT BAY YES YES YES 79 BECHARAM DAS S/o LATE SURENDO DAS R/o SMITH ISLAND YES YES YES 80 PRANKRISHNA THANDER S/o RAMCHARAN THANDER R/o SITANAGAR YES YES YES 81 BIJAY MONDAL S/o ANNATA MONDAL R/o GANESH NAGAR YES YES YES 82 RAI MOHAN DAS S/o LATE CHANDRA KR. DAS R/o SHIBPUR YES YES YES 83 JANAKI DEVI W/o S.N.DUA R/o ABERDEEN BAZAAR YES YES YES 84 MOMINA KHATOON W/o LATE SABASUDDIN R/o HADDO YES YES YES 85 P. JEEVAN RATNAM S/o NARSIYA R/o A/BAZAAR YES YES YES 86 N. RAMAIAH S/o LATE NAINAR R/o PAHARGOAN YES YES YES 87 K. MUNUSWAMY S/o LATE KANNIAPPAN R/o DIGNABAD YES YES YES 88 KIRON MONDAL S/o LATE PRASANNA MONDAL R/o SITANAGAR YES YES YES 89 PUSPA DAS W/o MAHADEV DAS R/o RAMKRISHNAPUR, HUTBAY YES YES YES 90 GANESH JAIDHAR S/o LATE ANANTA JAIDHAR R/o HUT BAY YES YES YES 91 M. SAMIMA W/o LATE. ABDUL MAJEED R/o HADDO YES YES YES 92 SEETA DEVI W/o LATE B.S. NARAYAN R/o SHISTY NAGAR YES YES YES 93 SATAYAWATHI W/o VENKATRATNAM R/o PHONGI CHAUNG YES YES YES 94 SARASWATHI RANA W/o PRAFULLA RANA R/o ATLANTA POINT YES YES YES 95 KADEEJA W/o M.MAMMU R/o BUNIYADABAD YES YES YES 96 L. DEMUDU S/o LATE PAIDARAJU R/o W/GUNJ YES YES YES 97 G. VISHWANATHAN NAIR S/o GOVINDA PILLAI R/o WANDOOR YES YES YES 98 R. KASTURI W/o S. RATHAKRISHNAN R/o SHADIPUR YES YES YES 99 PATTAMMAL W/o LATE ELUMALAI R/o DELANIPUR YES YES YES 100 S.PONNUSWAMY S/o A. SUBBAIAH R/o KAMRAJ SCHOOL YES YES YES 101 A.KUJAPPA S/o ALI KUTTY R/o PHOENIX BAY YES YES YES 102 V KRISHNA MOORTHY S/o LATE. VEERANA R/o HADDO YES YES YES 103 V. KUMARAN S/o LATE VARDAN R/o HADDO YES YES YES 104 K. BHAGYAM W/o V. KUMARAN R/o HADDO YES YES YES 105 NAGAMMA W/o LATE P. PALANISWAMY R/o HADDO YES YES YES 106 MAN BAHADUR S/o LATE RATNA BAHADUR R/o HADDO YES YES YES 107 K. MOHAMMED S/o LATE HAIDRU R/o CALICUT YES YES YES 108 M. KRISHNA MURTHY S/o LATE KEDARI R/o HADDO YES YES YES 109 P.
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