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S.No. Name Date of Birth Qualifica- Tion Last Post Held Present Address State/ Country Telephone No. Valid Upto 1 V S.No. Name Date of Qualifica- Last Post Present Address State/ Telephone No. Valid upto Birth tion Held Country 1 V. Ravindranath 03.09.1948 B.Sc. Engg. Chief Flat 001, C.R. Towers, Andhra 9110320236 Sep/22 (Civil) Engineer Gandhipuram-1, Pradesh 9346238341 (Retd.), Rajahmundry, Govt. of East Godavari Distt., Andhdra Andhra Pradesh- Pradesh 500103 2 Toli Basar 07.05.1960 B.E. (Civil), Chief Mowb-II, Q-7, T-V, Near Arunachal 9436257734 Feb-20 L.L.B. Engineer, Chief Engineer Office, Pradesh 9436895180 Highway, PWD, PO/PS: 0360-2211418 Govt of Itanagar, Arunachal Dist. Papumpare, Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh- 791111 3 A.C. Bordoloi 13.01.1957 B.E. (Civil), Commissioner House No.28, Assam 9435012873 Mar-23 M.E. (Civil) & Spl. Dr. Zakir Hussain Road, 9101224005 Secretary Sarumotoria, Guwahati- 0361-2354292 (Retd.), PWD, 781036 Govt. of Assam 4 Bani Kanta Das 02.03.1956 B.E. (Civil), Secretary H.No.33, Kundil Nagar, Assam 9678073112 May-20 LLB (Retd.), PWD, Basistha Charial, 9864209436 Govt. of P.O. Basiatha, Assam Guwahati-781029 5 Maheswar Pathak 01.08.1947 B.Tech. Secretary House No.50, Upaasaa Assam 9101821399 Aug-23 (Hons.) (Retd.), PWD, Pub-Sarania, Govt. of P.O. Silpukhui, Assam Guwahati-781003 6 M.K. Sinha 01.07.1956 B.Sc. Engg. Chief B-17, Bankmen's Bihar 9973081347 May-21 (Civil) Engineer Colony, (Retd.), Chitragupt Nagar, R.C.D., Patna-800020 Govt. of Bihar Page 1 7 Ram Awadhesh 15.01.1958 B.Sc. Engg. Chief Adarsh Path No.4, Bihar 8709740931 Jan-22 Kumar (Civil) Engineer Professor's Colony, 9431022751 (Retd.), Near Lal Babu Market, R.C.D., North Shastri Nagar, Govt. of Bihar Patna-800023 8 Anand Kishore Prasad 07.06.1954 B.Sc. Engg. Chief General 201/A, Suchi Complex, Bihar 7070199498 Jan-22 (Civil) Manager Majar Gali, Sheikhpura, 9431115443 (Retd.), Bihar Bailey Road, Medical Patna-800014 Services and Infra Struct. Corpn. Ltd. 9 Amir Hasan 31.12.1957 B.Sc. Engg. Chief B-154, Alinagar Colony, Bihar 9430291221 May-22 (Civil) Engineer West of Raja High (Retd.), School, Anisabad, R.C.D., Patna-800002 Govt. of Bihar 10 K.C. Mishra 12.03.1957 B.E. (Civil) Chief Flat No.B/303, Ashu Bihar 9431286886 Nov-22 Engineer Enclave Apartment, 7903666630 (Retd.), Arrah Garden Road R.C.D., (Near Jagdeo Path), Govt. of Bihar Patna-800014 11 Subodh Kumar 30.08.1959 B.E. (Civil) Addl. DGBR Banvan-I/166, H.B. Chhattisgarh 9436290227 Nov-23 Tripathi (Retd.), Colony, Boriva Kalan, 011-25686857 BRO Near Shadani Darbar, Raipur-492015 12 D.K. Pradhan 05.11.1956 B.E. (Civil) Engineer-in- B-135, VIP Estate, Chhattisgarh 9425261111 Nov-23 Chief (Retd.), Near Ashoka Ratan, 0771-2243278 PWD, Shankar Nagar, Govt. of Raipur-492001 Chhattisgarh 13 Dinesh Kumar 23.01.1955 B.E. (Civil) Engineer-in- Delhi 9810718565 Jul-23 Chief (Retd.), Delhi PWD Page 2 14 S.C. Jindal 05.05.1957 B.E. (Hons.), Engineer-in- Flat No. A-73, IDC Delhi 9873937359 Feb.-20 M.E. Chief (Retd.), Aparatment, Plot No.8- 011-45108381 (Constn. & PWD (B&R), C, Sector-11, Dwarka, Tech. Haryana New Delhi-110075 Management 15 B.M. Kohli 14.06.1952 B.E. (Civil)) Director S-129 Ground Floor, Delhi 9868896899 Feb.-20 Hons. General Greater Kailah Part-II, 011-41684210 (Retd.), MES New Delhi-110048 16 N.K. Sinha 06.01.1943 B.Sc. (Civil) D,G.(R.D.) & G-1365, C.R. Park, Delhi 9891060052 Feb.-20 S.S. (Retd.), New Delhi-110019 011-26270198 MoRT&H 17 Pratap S. Raizada 18.11.1954 B.E. (Civil) Vice- B-405, Panchsheel Delhi 8587822286 May/20 President, Apartment, Plot No.9, Gammon Sector No. 10, Dwarka, India Ltd. New Delhi-110075 18 Col. Khushwant Singh 19.02.1956 B.Sc. Engg. Chief General H.No.524, Block No. Delhi 9565735777 Jun/20 (Civil), M.E. Manager, 5A, Air Force & Naval 011-28084618 Highways (Retd.), NHAI Officer's Encl., Plot No.11, Sector-7, Dwarka, New Delhi-110075 19 Ashok Wasson 09.12.1948 B.E. (Civil), Member B-34-D, Gangtori Delhi 9811914555 Jun/20 M.Sc. Engg. (Tech.) Enclave, Alaknanda, (Highways) (Retd.), NHAI New Delhi-110019 20 A.K. Bhatnagar 22.08.1957 AMIE (I) Inst. Dy. Director Flat No. J-12, Delhi 9485232953 Feb/21 of Engineers General, BRO Nightingale Apartments, 011-45587499 (India) Vikaspuri, New Delhi- 110018 21 I.K. Pandey 01.02.1962 B.E., DG(RD) & Transport Bhavan, Delhi 9013442963 May/21 M.Tech. Special 1, Parliament Street, Secretary, New Delhi-110001 MoRT&H Page 3 22 Arvind Kumar Arora 10.01.1956 B.E. (Civil), Director B-333, Chittaranjan Delhi 9868236340 May/21 M.Tech. General Park, New 011-26273406 (Civil) (Retd.), MOD Delhi-110019 23 Jag Mohan Lal 10.09.1942 B.E. (Civil) Addl. D.G. 121, Ankur Apartment, Delhi 9891426576 Jul/21 (Retd.), 7, I.P. Extension, 011-22733283 CPWD, Delhi-110092 011-22733285 New Delhi 24 C.L. Gupta 22.04.1945 B.Tech Chief 1737 A, B-1, Delhi 7011764468 Nov/21 (Civil), Engineer Vasant Kunj, 9871961881 M.Tech (Retd.), New Delhi-110070 (Civil) M.O.D. 25 A.K. Shrivastava 07.02.1958 B.E. (Civil), Addl. Diirector B-16, Type 5 B, Delhi 9818314688 Jan/22 P.G. (Dip.) in General HUDCO Place, 011-26264884 Manage- (Retd.), New Delhi-110049 ment MoRT&H 26 V.L. Patankar 19.07.1954 B.E. (Civil) Addl. Diirector Flat No.10, D-Block, Delhi 9810431463 Jan/22 General, Nalanda Apartment, 011-28530410 (Retd.), Vikas Puri, MoRT&H New Delhi-110018 27 Ashok Kumar 15.02.1951 B.E. (Civil), Chief Flat No. 22, Delhi 9818371005 Jan/22 M.E. Engineer Nalanda Apartment, 011-28530422 (Hydraulics) (Retd., Vikas Puri, MoRT&H New Delhi-110018 28 Arun Kumar Sharma 02.12.1952 B.Sc. Engg. Chief 146 A, J&K Pocket, Delhi 9350064904 Jan/22 (Hons.), Engineer Dilshad Garden, M.E. (Retd.), New Delhi (Struct.) MoRT&H 29 B.D. Joshi 20.12.1953 B.Tech. C.E.O.-cum- F-312, Sarita Vihar, Delhi 8745813737 Jan/22 (Civil), M.E. Secretary New Delhi - 110076 011-40623090 (Highways) (Retd.), H.P. Hsg. & Urban Dev. Authority Page 4 30 S.B. Jhamb 13.04.1946 B.Sc. Engg. Addl. Director 252, Nilgiri Apartments Delhi 9868604099 May/22 (Civil) General (Spl.) Alaknanda, 011-26035050 (Retd.), New Delhi - 110019 CPWD 31 K.N. Chatterjee 11.08.1949 B.Tech. Vice- 511, Konark Apartment Delhi 9810626117 May/22 (Civil), FIE President, 22, I.P. Extension, 011-22734933 Gammon Delhi-110092 India Ltd. 32 A.P. Pathak 04.01.1959 B.Sc. Engg. Chief D1/203, Satya Marg, Delhi 9868855050 May/22 (Civil) Engineer, Chanakyapuri, 011-21610053 MoRT&H New Delhi-110021 33 Faqir Chand 20.08.1942 B.Sc. Engg. Chief Flat No. 17, Nalanda Delhi 8447524443 Jun/22 (Civil) Engineer Apartment, 011-28530401 (Retd.), D-Block, Vikaspuri MORT&H New Delhi-110018 34 J.P.Singhal 19.06.1941 B.E. (Civil) Chief 79, Munirka Enclave, Delhi 9810200898 Jun/22 Engineer Opp. DTC Depot, 011-26108170 (Retd.), New Delhi- 110067 CPWD 35 M.P. Sharma 08.11.1957 AMIE, LLB Addl. Diirector 149, BE Block, Delhi 9910468788 Sep/22 General Janak Puri, 011-25610874 (Retd.), New Delhi-110058 MoRT&H 36 B.N. Sinha 02.09.1942 B.Sc. Engg. Chief 3, Engineers' Enclave, Delhi 9810931718 Sep/22 (Civil), M. Engineer Road No. 44, 011-47534721 Tech., LLB (Retd.), Pitampura, CPWD Delhi-110034 37 M.S. Sodhi 14.03.1958 B.Sc. (Civil), ADG (Retd.), C/o Harpreet Sodhi, Delhi 9414038390 Nov/22 M.E. BRO (ICT Pvt. Ltd.), A-8 & (Struct.) A-9, Green Park Main, New Delhi-110006 Page 5 38 G. Sharan 01.11.1948 B.Sc. (Civil), DG(RD)&SS, Flat No.17, D-Block, Delhi 9873005071 Mar/23 M.Tech. (Retd.), Nalanda Apartment, 11-28530417 (Struct.) MoRT&H Vikas Puri, New Delhi-110018 39 Vinay Kumar 16.05.1954 B.E. (Civil), Special D.G. 142, Ankur Apartment, Delhi 9958221177 Jul/23 M.E. (Retd.), Plot-7, I.P. Extn., 011-43061975 (Struct.) CPWD Patparganj, Delhi-110092 40 B.P. Kukrety 23.08.1950 B.E. (Civil), Chief 404, Kanak Durga Delhi 9810495586 Jul/23 M.Sc. Engg., Engineer CGHS, Plot No. 26, 011-45796452 (Retd.), Sector-12, Dwarka, CPWD New Delhi-110078 41 V. Velayutham 26.03.1947 B.E. (Hons.) DG(RD)&SS, Flat No.4, D-Block, Delhi 9810141563 Aug/23 Civil (Retd.), Nalanda Apartment, 011-28530407 MoRT&H Vikas Puri, New Delhi110018 42 H.C. Arora 04.03.1950 B.Sc. Engg. Chief H.No.65, Shakti Vihar, Delhi 9891874259 Nov.23 (Civil) Engineer Pitampura, (Retd.), Delhi-110034 MoRT&H 43 Krishna Kant 31.12..1945 B.Tech. Chief 411, Sector-A, Delhi 9910329400 Nov.23 (Civil), Engineer Pocket-C, 011-26124189 M. Tech (Retd.), Vasant Kunj, CPWD New Delhi-110070 44 Inder Mohan Singh 08.07.1941 B.Sc. Engg. Engineer-in- C-447, Sheikh Sarai Delhi 9810506635 Jul/21 (Civil) Chief (Retd.), Phase 1, 011-41864151 PWD, New Delhi-110017 Govt. of Delhi 45 Uttam P. Parsekar 24.01.1963 B.E. (Civil), Principal Chief H.No.123/1-1, Near Goa 9325379313 Nov.22 FIE(I), Engineer, Merry Milk Ice Factory, 0832-2330009 MIRC, PWD, Goa Bethoda, Ponda, MIWWA Goa-403402 Page 6 46 P.N. Jain 22.07.1957 B.E. (Civil) Secretary 14, Bandhusamaj Gujarat 9978405766 Feb.-20 (Retd.), Society, Near 079-27560926 R&B Deptt., Panchsheel Bus Stand, Govt. of Usmanpura, Gujarat Ahmedabad-380013 47 P.P.
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