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Details of Beneficiaries-Completed Houses.Xlsx High Commission of India Colombo *** Indian Housing Project - Details of Beneficiaries who has Completed Construction of Houses District : Jaffna DS Division: Chankanai GN Division: CH S. No Name NIC 1 N Tharmalingam 521040440V 2 M Selvarasa 692810953V 3 M Sivaneswaran 751393067V 4 V Yasanthini 868033517V 5 S Thavam 540122105X 6 T Thurukumaran 741273969V 7 K Koneswaran 782322745V 8 M Kunaseelan 801194416V 9 S Vishnukanthan 770411777V 10 R Pathmarasa 733333065V 11 S Salvaranjan 881133733V 12 S Krishnanathan 851604596V 13 T Rasakopal 750835015V 14 A Jeyalingam 772713851V 15 K Ananthakumar 803463913V 16 P Ninmathy 635761423V 17 N Selvarathinam 543321583x 18 K Kobikaran 892845352V 19 S Rasavathani 706064826V 20 Y Mangaleswary 827394489V 21 M Mohanathas 782695690V 22 S Kanmani 495780538V 23 S Mallika 661561483V 24 S Valarmathi 790635701V 25 S Kamalathevi 485770318V 26 S Tharmarasa 838481485v 27 R Sivaeswary 818295332v 28 S Viswalingam 471711980V District : Jaffna DS Division: Chankanai GN Division: CS S. No Name NIC 1 K Ramesh 780254939V 2 S Santhirarasa 693303419V 3 A Ankaran 743124499V 4 S Nanthakumar 641482960V 5 K Karunakaran 690873168V 6 v Thavanesan 813565927v 7 K Mahenthiran 680962944V 8 T Sithirathevi 765544149V 9 N Kamalanathan 633370770V 10 Y Maithili 767624743V 11 K Poolokam 503463172V 12 S Sinnarasa 547352892x 13 L Subatheesan 815704967V District : Jaffna DS Division: Chankanai GN Division: PI S. No Name NIC 1 K Sathiyaseelan 702442036V 2 V Yoseph 682821170V 3 S Sinnarasa 612593728V 4 J Pirathap 822344097V 5 T Suntharalingam 780684798V 6 N Pushparasa 721361152V 7 R Satheeswaran 782084755 8 R Santhirakumar NE-98535 9 K Alagurasa 811245780V 10 A Manivannan 870674236V 11 S Satgunarasa 661422104V 12 P Kobalakrushnan 782444433V 13 M Ravichandran 690614375V 14 M Yokarasa 833290630V 15 D Suventhini T.I.D. 2090641 16 S Vijayakumar 853294977V 17 S Selvam 823505221V 18 T Suthakaran 842854334V 19 S Sivagnanam 521193271V 20 S Rathakrushnan 782514601V 21 V Komalanathan 810645539V 22 S Eswaran 803035717V 23 P Jeyarooban 861734226V 24 S Santhirasekaran 563194332V 25 S Vinokaran 832565342V 26 N Makenthiran 751264895V 27 N Ranjan 771293549V 28 T Puvaneswary 535954313V 29 M Kirupasakthi 597640480V 30 M Vickneswara 820494121V 31 U Komathy 548204747V 32 M Suventhini 806332984v 33 T Priyanthan 860822326V 34 S Ravi 692982770V 35 S Puvanarathara 621442074V 36 S Ranjithkumar 761843397V 37 M Sivarasa 683441279 38 S Jeyakurunanathan 673064922V 39 K Siva 770034728V 40 K Pathmanathan 680654212V 41 B Mahan 851353225V 42 N Moorthy 600414186V 43 P Balaiah 600663127V 44 S Sriranjan 722253850V 45 E Rasathurai 571442140V 46 T Mathivathanan 770745063V 47 K Kirupakaran 761784218V 48 A Santhirasegaran 740154192v 49 T JENITHA 857065069v 50 N Maganantharasa 820975197V 51 P Selvarasa 500760290V 52 V Sethupilai 476690919v 53 NADARASA SUNTHARAKUMARAN 631501680V 54 PAKKIYANATHAN PIRABAKARAN 812975331V 55 ARUMUGAM YOGARASA 790254996V District : Jaffna DS Division: Delft GN Division: CE S. No Name NIC 1 J Anantharasan 726314683V 2 s sashsithanantham 531430816V 3 A Ganesh 692673727V 4 M Mahendran 660662189V 5 P Vasantha 686484343V 6 P Sarojinithevy 847523794 V 7 P Maqry Alwin Rubina 826054930 V 8 P Aanantham 611473303V 9 P Thomas 792735452V 10 T Pushpakumar 872695303 V 11 V Pirapakaran 833224778V 12 T Santhiyappillay 642051784V 13 S Fernando 823265018V 14 M Joodpapu 842544599V 15 M Pirathipan 936964095 V 16 K Niruthtika 907133095 V 17 S Alpretramma 688011922V District : Jaffna DS Division: Delft GN Division: CW S. No Name NIC 1 P Agaththmmah 445782947X 2 P Canista Merin 838625096V 3 M Thommasi 385480874V 4 S Arulanantham JF/D/AGA/J103/204 5 J Mary Carmela 617263068v 6 As Sahayajeyarany 678094170V 7 A Punithamary Imelda 827634255V 8 M Maxvel 770854849V 9 S Tueskumar 890302920V 10 D Thevathas 762263742V 11 R Paththithas 771383530V 12 G Yuvanis 521703164V 13 M Amalajini 846933654V 14 A Yogavathana 797645265V 15 R Ganesan 723305110V 16 S Mohan selvaarul 823154402v 17 A Francis Xavior 623373789V 18 S Bridget 555741286V 19 B Washingdon 740113968V 20 Y Jeyabalan 693353246V 21 J A Feranando 78 270 4141V District : Jaffna DS Division: Delft GN Division: DC S. No Name NIC 1 E Vijey Ananth 772084498V 2 K Puvanenthirasarma 583412204V 3 P ARULGNANARAJ 712983817V 4 A Kalistas 783414031V 5 R Vijithkumar 810544821V 6 M Anthony Mariyathas 613414126V 7 A Jeyakumar 822695442V 8 A Paran 740424343V 9 R A K Judeskumar 830873945V 10 Y T Nishanthini 938143668V 11 S Philuppiah 373362263V 12 S Mary Ludes Lijula 686240517V 13 S Arulmary 9140026995 14 M Jeyanthiran 842885078V 15 A Judes Suresh 682583053V 16 E Metilda DPS / 046 17 K R Lumina DHC/CHE/TD/564/2012 18 S Yogarasa 603131746V District : Jaffna DS Division: Delft GN Division: DE S. No Name NIC 1 K Tharmalingam 0914002218 2 A P Jekkapthas 692110412V 3 Y Renuka 866164088v 4 T Mokanathas 783014157V 5 T Anistan 852404760V 6 J G Paskar 811464724v 7 S Kanthavadivel 661434112V 8 A Noyalin 865204230v 9 R Nakenthiram 361661443v 10 N Surenthini 846282360V District : Jaffna DS Division: Delft GN Division: DS S. No Name NIC 1 K Paramasivam 683552860v 2 K Yasanthi 767554044V 3 K Ketheeswaran 701040902V 4 N Sarojinidevi 517013544v 5 K Nanthakumar 2210901 6 J Jamunaranjani 845552711V 7 M Balasubramaniam 581370725V 8 B Perinpam 632391579V 9 K Karunakaran 793545010V 10 K Ketheeswaran 812324683V 11 B Kumar 851165517V District : Jaffna DS Division: Delft GN Division: DW S. No Name NIC 1 T Sivajini 855543052V 2 S Sathasivam 592592215V 3 S Thampu 460212715V 4 G Anusiya 885293484V 5 R Kanagasabai 370131966v 6 K Ganesalingam 510473345V 7 S Baskaran 732823530V 8 T Saththiyakala 865154828V 9 Y Kanagarajah 633562830V 10 K Thilagaruban 811382817V 11 N Kanagalingam 772474229V 12 V Thanabalasingam 691151662V 13 Y Puvaneswaran 772863586V 14 L Antony Jude 651182620V 15 Uthayakumar Nanthan 910904787v 16 M Mariyacoratta JO1/KOD/121 17 Y Jesuthas 653591683v 18 A Thomas NE 050852 19 R Ariyasena 730724748V 20 A Jeyaseeloan 2892 21 R Muthulingam 6221531144V District : Jaffna DS Division: Kopay GN Division: VL S. No Name NIC 1 T Arulanantham 462000278 V 2 P Thangarathinam 625874858 V 3 P Kamalarathy 588450295 V 4 l Yasekaran 720223678 V 5 I Sivanithy 631534341V 6 K Sivakanthan 611065370 V 7 P Sumakaran 710512507 V 8 S Saseenthiran 751424345 V 9 S Uruthira Iya 590881724 V 10 S Yoganathan 651682118V 11 S Sabarathinam 620723860 V 12 T Nanthakumar 670950247 V 13 T Kulanesh 692713311 V 14 V Srikantharasa 600622994 V 15 V Selvarasa 633432406 V 16 N Thangarathinam 347591580V 17 K Thabotharan 811223972 V 18 K Pararajasegaram 593493105 V 19 T Kajathiry 855613840V 20 A Srikumar 662351385 V 21 E Pathmanathan 680974314 V 22 M Yoganathan 643112108 V 23 P Kangeswaran 710384185 V 24 S Sivanesan 703042791 V 25 S Thruchchenthooran 362360730 V 26 K Srikantharasa 662880655V 27 R Thillainathan 591510193 V 28 S Kathiramalai 570380907 V 29 S Sivachchanthiran 642671669 V 30 S Kunasegaram 572462471V 31 V Thuraisingam 533410988 V 32 K sivanesam 665961508 V 33 B Sivakumar 633364362 V 34 V Jeevakaran 850703833 V 35 K Rajeswaran 643392194 V 36 K Sakthivel 610414257 V 37 K Srikantha 663101595v 38 K Kanesalingam 583524142V 39 K Ravichchandran 661461195 V 40 K Mayurathy 835313662V 41 M Ingaran 761751700 V 42 N Thiruchchelvam 732423729 V 43 S Gnanarooban 722742001V 44 S Ahalrajh 732063854 V 45 K Jasintha 828510193V 46 S Santhiran 712373415 V 47 S Aruna 902224254v 48 T Sivasooriyakanthan 692590368 V 49 T Pirathapan 762084449 V 50 V Balamogan 753024166 V 51 K Pushparasa 470470372 V 52 P Veerasingam 400760888 V 53 S Annarathinam 496811011 V 54 V Navathavarasa 480015185 V 55 N Sounthararajan 791822831 V 56 S Ramalingam 710374643 V 57 K Kamalanathan 770045150 V 58 K Kirushnanesan 812551787 V 59 K Anuthakaran 763244245 V 60 M Pirabahiny 738111567 V 61 M Navajeevan 753654380 V 62 S Jegatheeswaran 773165734 V 63 S Mathiarasan 720741318 V 64 T Sutharsan 761854739 V 65 T Thanatheepan 843324410 V 66 V Vathany 746821034V 67 V Ravigulanathan 730404131V 68 N Saraswathy 587080184 V 69 P Sriranitha 656453826 V 70 K Sukunarajah 621512471v 71 T Sittampalam 505590882v District : Jaffna DS Division: Maruthankerny GN Division: Chempiyanpattu North S. No Name NIC 1 J Valantina 787274480V 2 T Uthayarasa 791443750V 3 J Arumainayaham N3948574 4 S Jeyabalasekaram 510241177V 5 K Abira 816311985V 6 S Sahayarasa 680520682V 7 M Sujeevan 832554138V 8 S Anton Stenislas 702223768V 9 A Arudchelvam 703314430V 10 U Chethradevi 756221205V 11 L Premathas 781684279V 12 R Mary Anjala 818325339V 13 T Anton Amalathas 752711127V 14 M Kiris Uvasingaran 683632422V 15 T Kolastrikka 795703713V 16 J Ilankumaran 761364707V 17 P Jeyaupasingaran 851323058V 18 V D Parnanththu 632362650V 19 M Stanishlos 560060807V 20 S Tharmapiragasam 471600318V 21 A Merisolina Inparany 657464058V 22 K Jadli Kolins 703092306V 23 R Jeyarangan 801494293V 24 A Serin Loorthika 945733233V 25 M Piyathas Pathinathar NE174025 26 H Inthini Niranjana 716333469V 27 J Francis 733332824V 28 T Gangeshwaran 770871069V 29 M Varonikkammah 427790320V 30 Jesmin Kenady 812204190V 31 S Sulaxanababy 837694256V 32 K Vijayanirmala 766714110V 33 L Sethulingam 705433208V District : Jaffna DS Division: Maruthankerny GN Division: Maruthankerny S. No Name NIC 1 S Thanabalasingam 630850940V 2 K Rasathurai 520324704V 3 V Thevakumar 820422830V 4 K Nanthakumaran 580840264V 5 P Kathirkamu TRI 11 32 05 16 00264 2008 6 S Veluchamy 412530080V 7 S Sulojana 818145004V 8 K Vijayalatha 765314429V 9 T Jeyoods Ranjith 723574510V 10 S Thangavelu 502860372V 11 P Kanapathypillai 343000005V 12 K Meera 745762972V
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