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Trillingual Students Application-Sinhala& English Category Officers S.No Full Name Address Others Teacher Students Students Students D.O (University,ATI) M.A O.E.S, Others Drivers 1 Mrs.Mery Jamuna Saictchjeevan 48,Old Park Road,Jaffna 2 Mrs.Spelman Balakumar Mathwes Road,Jaffna ERPA 3 Miss.Sasireka Pasupathy No.175,Arasady Road,Nallur,Jaffna 4 Mr.Mahendran Selvakanth Siruppidy North,Neervely 5 Miss.Sellappa Kayathiry No.40/9,Nayanmar Road,Nallur Jaffna 6 Mr.Ariyaratnam Sanchieef Dutch Road,Chavakachcheri 7 Mrs.R Jarnarthany Kumarakkoddam,Kondavil Colonization Officer 8 Mr.Santhirasekaram Mukunthan Ketpely West,Mirusuvil 9 Mr.Thillainathan Mohanan 764,KKS Road,Jaffna Colonization Officer 10 Ms.Sumitha Pusparajah 44,Konavil Lane, Kokuvil East, Kokuvil 11 Ms.Sangeetha Pusparajah 44,Konavil Lane, Kokuvil East, Kokuvil Colonization Officer 12 Ms.Shiyamini Yogarajan Muthadumada Lane,Kondavil West,Kondavil Colonization Officer 13 Mr.Sivalingam Nishanthan Muthadumada Lane,Kondavil West,Kondavil IT Instructor 14 Ms.Jegatha Pakiyanathan Madduvil South,Chavakachcheri 15 Ms.Anthonippilai Jogaderina No.29/16,Uyarapulam,Annaikoddai Field Instructure 16 Mrs.Srikanthan Suhashini 74,Ponnampalam Road,Ariyalai 17 Ms.Anithan Sujanthini Mallantharai,Uduppiddy Manpower Employee 18 Mr.S.Sarminojh Thavady East,Kokuvil 19 Ms.Niroshika Mahalingam Soda Company Lane, Mallakam 20 Mr.Santhiramohan Raguraam 33,Nayanmar Road,Nallur,Jaffna 21 Ms.Arthika Rajaraam 33,Nayanmar Road,Nallur,Jaffna Bank 22 Mrs.Anushiya Raguraam 33,Nayanmar Road,Nallur,Jaffna 23 Mr.Santhiramohan Rajaraam 33,Nayanmar Road,Nallur,Jaffna Bank 24 Ms.Sebamalai Mary Diana Mannar Road,Manalthivu,Puttalam 25 Mr.Kaneshan Kamshanathan No.18A,Moorthivinayagar Kovil Road,Nallur,Jaffna 26 Ms.Vithushaginy Tharmalingam No.15/4,Pirappankulam Lane, 27 Mr.Rock Fernando Roshan No.60,Eeachamoddai Beach Road,Pasaiyoor, 28 Mr.Soosaippilai Jude Dinesh Koduthor No.60,Eeachamoddai Beach Road,Pasaiyoor, 29 Ms.Mathura Nadarajah Achchelu Neervely Colonization Officer 30 Ms.Sowmiya Thangarajah School Lane,Navatkuly,Kaithady 31 Mr.Navaratnam Thayaparan 22/7,Katpakkunai ,Kantharodai ,Chunnakam NGO Coordinator Mr.Sivasubramaniam Sasikaran Innuvil East,Innuvil Handicraft Extended Assistant 32 33 Mrs.Gabilan Tharani 34/3,Udayar Lane,Kantharmadm,Jaffna 34 Ms.Kayathiri Rajah Thampalai Atchchuvely 35 Mrs.Mahadevy Suresh 4/9,Annangai Road,Kandavil North,Kondavil 36 Mr.Sithamparanathan Rankathas Selva Lane,Tholpuram West,Chulipuram 37 Ms.Tharmalingam Tharmini 15/4,Pirappankula Lane,Vannarpannai,Jaffna 38 Ms.Kristeena Tuveniya Jesurajah Rani Mill Lane,Nelliyady East,Karaveddy 39 Mr.Sivasubramaniam Jeyashankar Karampakurichchi West,Varani 40 Mr.S.Matheeshan 1 vaddaram,Mulliyavalai 41 Mr.Suntharalingam Kugathas Hindu School Lane, Valveddy - 42 Mrs.Paranitharan Shobana No.252,Uthayanagar East,Kilinochchi 43 Mr.Navaratnam Sugatheepan Maddakachchi, Uduvil South,Chunnakam 44 Mrs.Suganthan Hemarajani 34/1,Thiruvaiyaru, Kilinochchi 45 Mr.Nilakshna Jeganathan No.23/89,Anna Road,Thonikkal, Vavuniya - 46 Ms.Mary Jeyantha Marythas No.19,3rd Cross Street,Pasaiyoor,Jaffna Grama Niladhari 47 Mr.Pavilupillai Vincent No.165 Beach Road,Pasaiyoor,Jaffna Princiapal 48 Mr.Satkunarajah Hokulatharshan 3rd Lane,Kachchai Road,Chavakachcheri - 49 Mr.Manikkavasakar Varunapalan 42,Thamarai Road,Vannarpannai,Jaffna 50 Mrs.Kumuthini Loganathan Hostel,J.C.I.T ,Vaddukoddai. Princiapal 51 Ms.Mowliya Thangarajah School Lane,Navatkuly,Kaithady 52 Ms.Kanesh Thayalini ARC Lane,Uduvil East,Chunnakam - 53 Mr.Shivananthan Nirojan Muthalikovil Lane, Kondavil West,Kokuvil - 54 Ms.K.Thirumalini ARC Lane,Uduvil East,Chunnakam - 55 Mr.Rajasekar Pirabhakar Neervely North, Neervely - 56 Mr.Jeyandran Nijanthan N.05.Sapapathy Veethy,Uduvil,Chunnakam 57 Mr.Manikan Premachandran Navatkadu,Atchchuvely South,Atchuvely 58 Mr.Jesuthasperera Sakajanathar PotPathy Lane, Kokuvil East Kokuvil 59 Mr.Pivanenthiran Thivakaran 71/6,Boundry Health Service Asst 60 Mr.Sothilingam Dacikaran Point Pedro Road,Kopay North,Kopay. - 61 Ms.Sivachchelvi Kanagasabapathy No.34,Kumarasamy Road,Kantharmadam 62 Ms.Nirushiga Gananathapillai No.95St.Anne's Lane,Chundukkuli,Jaffna 63 Mr.Sivapunniam Mathanakumar Varany,Iyattalai,Varany 64 Ms.Jananai Kanesaratnam Somasundaram Road,Anaikodai. NIPA 65 Mrs.Kirishshanthi Vickneswaran Valliyanantham,Thunnalai North,Karaveddy. 66 Mrs.Sinthuja Harithas 20.B.A.Thamby Lane,Vannarpannai,Jaffna 67 Mr.Balachanthiran Krishnaraj Kopay Mathi Kiluvanai lane Kopay - 68 Mr.Seevaratnam Niroshan Allarai North,Kodikamam - 69 Ms.Nalajini Perumalthevan 12/2,Kanathiddy Road,Sivan Kovilady Road, Jaffna Cleark 70 Mr.Sivakosory Janagan Nunavil East,Kalvayal Road,Chavakachcheri AO 71 Mr.Expeirtus Gration Desmon 133,Vembady Road,Jaffna Fireman 72 Mr.Perumalthevan Thiruchlvan 12/2,Kanathiddy Road,Sivan Kovilady Road, Jaffna Fireman 73 Ms.Kajanthiny Pararajasingam C.C.T.K School Lane,Irupalai East, Kopay - 74 Ms.Gnanasarmila Ariyaratnam Main Street, Mathakal Technical Asst 75 Ms. Pinthuja Yogarajah No14, Martyn Lane, Jaffna - 76 Ms.Thiviya Thangarajah Kali kovilady, Kopay center, Kopay - 77 Ms. Laavanya Pathmanathan 27/8, Chundukuli Road Jaffna 78 Mr. Kanagasingam Jasotharan 66, Sivanpannai Road, Jaffna - 79 Mr. Palachchanthiran Jagarajh Kiluvanai Lane, Kopay center, Kopay - 80 Ms. Kajenthiny Yogeswaran Thavalai Iyatralai, Udayar Road, Kodikamam - 81 Ms. Mathurika Sethukavalar 24, Station lane, Chavakachcheri - 82 Ms. Sangheetha Sriskandarajah Mathilady lane, Kopay north, Kopay Research Officer 83 Mr. Uthayakumar Jenarththan Seenthipanthal, Ilavalai 84 Ms. Sureja Ganeshwaran Muththumari Amman temple road, Madduvil - 85 Ms. Sharmila Rajendram Maruthady Karainagar 86 Ms. Vanaja Nallainathan 415, Navalar Road, Nallur sout Jaffna - 87 Mrs. Dayaliny Vadivetgarasan 131, Temple road, Jaffna 88 Ms. Thularshika Balakumar 10th Mile post, Avarankal west, Puttur 89 Ms. Kiruthika Sivakumaran Navaratnarajah Road, Kondavil west 90 Ms. Ajitha Nadesan Kanthaiyaveethy Kantharodai, Chunnakam 91 Ms. Nathiya Navaratnam 35/9 Santhanamatha 2nd lane, Chundukkuli, - 92 Ms.Karthiga Navaratnam 35/9 Santhanamatha 2nd lane, Chundukkuli, - 93 Ms.Ranitha Kiritharan 14, Penthacostal lane, Kandy Road, Jaffna - 94 Ms.Thanuja Mathiyaparanam 82/7 Kandy Road, Jaffna - 95 Ms.Gowsalya Sanmukaratnam Kotthu Kaddi Road, Navaly East, Manipay Library Asst 96 Ms.Thanusanthy Dhavapalan George No.10(47/1) Mathews Road, Jaffna - 97 Mr.Vijayanathan Thuvaragan "Saratha" Alvai South, Alvai 98 Ms.Sivaelini Sivapatham M.M Kavil Lane. Navaly East, Manipay - 99 Ms,Nirojini Slvaratnam Velchamy Road, Matha Kovil Lane, Suthumalai - Mr.Nallathampy Satheeswaran Navatkuli Juntion, Housing Scheme No 79, 100 Navatkuli 101 Mr.Anthonypillai Antony Newton Akthar Lane, Ilavalai - 102 Ms.Kajanthiny Ananthan Ambal Road, Kokuvil West,Kokuvil 103 Mr.Ponnampalam Paranthaman Thankkodai, Karainagar 104 Mr.Subramaniyam Thirukeswaran Sillalai West, Pandatharippu Principal 105 Mr.Vadivel Ashan No.41 Vidance Lane. Chundukkuli 106 Ms.Pusparasa Ragigeetha No.131 Kacheri Nallur Road Jaffna 107 Ms.Jeyappiratha Mahendram Madduvil East, Chavakacheri 108 Mr.Arukkancy Antonies Vineston Beach Road, Mandal Lane, Point pedro 109 Ms.Sukeeththa UshaKanthan Periyamavadi, Chavakacheri 110 Mr.Ratnam Nimalraj No.124 Atchuvely South, Atchuvely 111 Ms.Rajasri Tharmendra Osca Lane, Urumpirai South, Urumpirai 112 Mr.Gnanchandran PaulAnton Inuvil West Chunnakam 113 Mr.Somaskanthakkurukkal Pirasanna Inuvi South Inuvil 114 Ms.Malini Kugatharan Kachai South, Kodikamam 115 Ms.Kirusnakumar Sathijappiriya Nunavil 116 Mr.Vaikunthanathan Kovarthan Vaddukkula Lane, Kaddaipirai Jaffna 117 Mr.Navaratnam Thusiyanthan Puloly North West, Puloly 118 Ms.Dayani Vannamyil A/64Purikankulam Road, Jaffna Clerk 119 Ms.Sivanjali Sivapalan Chunddukkuli Jaffna Clerk 120 Ms.Rameskumar Narayani 22/13, Lotus Road Jaffna, Vannarpannai, Jaffna Technical Officer 121 Ms.Augustin Lourds Jackulin Mahiyappidy, Sandilipay 122 Mr.Sellathurai Vijanthan Nelliyady Murukan Road, Mesalai East, Mesalai 123 Mr.Vijayakumar Vithusan Play Ground Road, Kopay South Kopay - 124 Mr.Balasingam Piratheepan Amman Road, Kantharmadam, Jaffna 125 Mr.Pathmanathan Vishnurupan Puttur East, Puttur 126 Ms.Thrsiny Kunasegaram Alaveddy North, Alaveddy 127 Ms.Tharsiny Kunasegaram Alaveddy North, Alaveddy 128 Mr.P.Mayooran 40, Kathirvelu Lane, Ariyalai, Jaffna 129 Ms.Kuyilini Vaithiyanathan Alaveddy Center, Alaveddy 130 Mr.Kanthasamy ingakaran Manal Road, Road, Madduvil South, Madduvil 131 Ms.Anusha Sivapirakasam Mylawalai, Alvai North center, Alvai 132 Mr.Kanakalingam Thanuseelan Manthuvil East, Kodikamam 133 MS.Vishnuparan Jayaruby Puttur East, Puttur 134 Mr.Nadesapillai SelvaKumar Chamdrapuram, Madduvil North, Chavakacheri Agent Supervisor 135 Ms.Sathiyavani Sathiyamoorthy Sankiliyan Road, Nallur, jaffna 136 Ms.Rajaluxmy Navaradnam Kadukkayady Lane Nallur, Jaffna 137 Ms.Siyaminy Thevarajah Kondalady Road, Nallur, Jaffna 138 Ms.Suthenthira Vasanthan 23 A , Navaly South, Manipay 139 Ms.Jasintha Thirunavukkarasu Hindu college Lane, Jaffna - 140 Ms.Subajine Kokulan Sivapirakasam Road, Jaffna 141 Ms.Thaksayini Selvakumar Arasadi Road, Jaffna Cultural Officer 142 Ms.Nisanthi Pirathepan Amman Road, Kantharmadam, Jaffna 143 Ms.Jamuna Rajendram Maruthady Karainagar 144 Ms.Thanusiya Sivapatham Kaddaipirai Road, Irupalai South, Irupalai - 145 Ms.Bamini Lingesan Allarai North, Mesalai 146 Mr.Amirthalingam Lingesan Allarai North, Mesalai 147 Ms.Gnaneeshwaran Suganthini Dutch Road , Alaveddy Postmaster 148 Ms.Ravishanger Subajini Dutch Road , Alaveddy
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