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Home Minister's Office MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS TELEPHONE LIST ******** HOME MINISTER’S OFFICE NAME&DESIGNATION R. NO. OFFICE I.Com RESIDENCE/EMAIL 104 23092462 - - AMIT SHAH 23094686 HOME MINISTER 23017256 (PH) 23017580 (PH)(F) SAKET KUMAR 105 23092462 414 - PS TO HM 23094686 23094221(FAX) RAJEEV KUMAR 107 23092462 414 - OSD in HM Office 23094686 23092113(FAX) SATISH KUMAR CHHIKARA 23092462 414 - OSD in HM Office 23094686 23092979(FAX) ABHISHEK M. CHAUDHARI 103-A 23092462 414 - APS TO HM VIJAY KUMAR UPADHYAY 10-C 23093038 487 - DS (HMO) Dr. RAM MOHAN SHARMA R. No. 01 23075183 787 - Legal Advisor (HM Office) MDCNS 23072674(FAX) MINISTER OF STATE (N) OFFICE NITYANAND RAI 101 23092870 - - MINISTER OF STATE 23092595 SURESH KUMAR 198 23092595 270 - DIRECTOR 23094896(FAX) PS TO MoS(N) KUMAR KRANTI 196-A 23092870 270 - ADDL.PS TO MOS 23094896(FAX) ALOK KUMAR 117-B 23092595 270 - PPS O/o MoS MINISTER OF STATE OFFICE 127 23092073 - MINISTER OF STATE 23094054 T. SREEKANTH 127-B 23092073 318 PS TO MoS (G) 23094054 23093549(FAX) SHIV KUMAR 125-B 23092073 ̘318 US O/o MoS(G) 23094495 23093549(FAX) AMIT JAIN 126-C 23092073 318 PS O/o MoS(G) 23094054 23094495 23093549(FAX) RAJESH P. DALAL 126-C 23092073 318 SO O/o MoS(G) 23094054 23093549(FAX) THOTI REDDY PRADEEP REDDY 126 23092073 318 2nd PA O/o MoS(G) 23094054 - 23093549(FAX) HOME SECRETARY’S OFFICE AJAY KUMAR BHALLA 113 23092989 215 [email protected] HOME SECRETARY 23093031 23093003 (FAX) M JAGANNATHA RAO 113-A 23092989 254 [email protected] Sr. PPS TO HS 23093031 23093003 (FAX) SECRETARY (DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL LANGUAGE) DR. SUMEET JERATH NDCC-II 23438266 1007 - Secretary (DOL) A wing 3rd 23438267(F) 1008 floor DHAN SINGH BHARATI NDCC-II 23438266 1007 Sr. PPS TO SECY A wing 3rd 23438267(F) 1008 floor SECRETARY (BORDER MANAGEMENT) OFFICE SANJEEVA KUMAR 124 23092431 201 - SECRETARY (BM) 23092573 (FAX) JYOTI CHOPRA 126-B 23092431 201 PPS to SECY(BM) 23092573 - (FAX) SPECIAL SECRETARY (INTERNAL SECURITY) OFFICE V S K KAUMUDI 196 23092601 267 SS(INTERNAL SECURITY) 23094165 [email protected] (FAX) SANJEEV SHARMA 195 23092601 267 Sr. PPS TO SS(IS) 23094165 [email protected] (FAX) SPECIAL SECRETARIES SATPAL CHOUHAN 125-A 23093178 307 [email protected] DG (Awards) 23092820 (F) SNEH LATA JAWAS 122 23093178 307 - Sr. PPS TO DG(Awards) ADDITIONAL SECRETARIES 127-A 23093126 265 - AS (JKL) North Block 23093143(F) GOVIND MOHAN 170-A 23092440 369 [email protected] AS (UT) North Block 23092717 (F) VIVEK BHARDWAJ 121 23092708 476 [email protected] AS(PM) North Block 23093642(F) ANIL MALIK Room 23092630 359 [email protected] AS (FOREIGNERS) No.172-C 23092675 (Fax) North Block PUNYA SALILA Room No. 23092785 204 [email protected] SRIVASTAVA 114-B 23093155(F) AS(Women Safety & IS-I) North Block RAJIT PUNHANI 192 23094709 212 [email protected] AS & FA (HOME) 23093002 (FAX) PRAVEEN VASHISTA 193-A/2 23092456 373 [email protected] AS(LWE) North Block 23093465(F) PIYUSH GOYAL 171-A 23092736 354 [email protected], AS (NE) North Block 23092569 (F) [email protected] AS (BM-I) (Addl. Charge) BHARATI DAS MDCNS 011-23075184 611 [email protected] Pr. CCA(HOME) R No 07 011-23073022(F) 1st Flr JOINT SECRETARIES SHRI PRAKASH 194 23092962 425 [email protected] JS (ADMN)& CS (Addl. North Block 23092898(F) Charge) MANISH TIWARI 2nd Floor, 23438054 914 [email protected] JS(FFR) (Addl.Charge) NDCC-II 23438053(F) SUNIL KUMAR BARNWAL 109-C 23094648 325 [email protected] JS(BM-II) North Block 23093694(F) ASHUTOSH AGNIHOTRI 117A 23092436 320 [email protected] JS(CIS) North Block (Tel/fax) ASHUTOSH AGNIHOTRI 117-A 23092548 314 [email protected] JS (CTCR) North Block 23092551 (F) ASHUTOSH AGNIHOTRI 117A 23092548 314 [email protected] JS(UT) North Block 23092551 (F) RAKESH KUMAR SINGH Room No.116 23094927 277 [email protected] JS(POLICE-I) North Block (Tel/fax) SUDHESH KUMAR SHAHI 171-B 23092478 336 [email protected] JS (POLICE-II) North Block 23092051(F) SANJEEV KUMAR JINDAL 193-A-1, 23092722(T) 476 JS(DM) North Block [email protected] SAHELI GHOSH ROY 188 23092392 (Tel) 434 [email protected] JS (C&IC) & CVO North Block 23092241 (Fax) Room No. 3 23075092 (Tel) 770 [email protected] MDCNS 23075093 (Fax) 777 SHRI PRAKASH 171-B 23092722 441 [email protected] JS (CS) (Addl. Charge) North Block 23093720(F) MEENAKSHI JOLLY NDCC-II 23438130 981 [email protected] JS (DOL) 23438137(F) SUSHIL PAL R.No. 13-A 23073055 615 [email protected] CCA (Home) MDCNS 23073093(F) MANISH TIWARI 110 23093124 346 [email protected] JS (JKL) North Block SUMANT SINGH Room No-4, 23077514 631 [email protected] JS (F) MDCNS 23077513(F) 214, 2nd floor 23092123 388 - JS(IFD) North Block 1. ADMINISTRATION DIVISION P K NAYAK 94-B/1 23092035 352 [email protected] CSO V.K. RAJAN 17 23094376 316 [email protected] DIR (Estt.) & DIR(A&V) P S DANGWAL 93-A 23093029 492 - DS (Admn) VISHVAJEET KUMAR 81-D 23093666 341 [email protected] GUPTA US (AD.V) ROPNA KHARIA 81-D 23093485 370 [email protected] US (RTI) SUBODH 2-A 23094956 232 [email protected] US (AD.III) 93-B 23094008 458 US(AD-I& Ad-II) D K GHOSH 81-D 23093094 231 US(VIG) NDCC-II 23438194 998 [email protected] US (Cash I & II, DDO) Building C S THAKUR NDCC-II 23438052 957 - US (SSO) Building PRAVEEN KUMAR 2 23093423 294 [email protected] SINGH KAUSHIK SO (AD-I) SREELATHA A.K 2 23093423 294 [email protected] SO (AD-IA) KASHI NATH 95 23092934 253 - SO (Ad-II) Leena Sarin 81-D 23093485 370 - SO (RTI-II) ANURAG Hall No-2 23093284 206 - SAXENA North Block 23092922 222 SO (Ad-III-A) RADHEY SHYAM 15 23094537 240 VERMA SO (Ad-V & VII) VIPUL ALOK 95-A 23093061 460 [email protected] SO(VIG) BIJOY KARMOKAR 95-A 23093061 460 SO(ACR CELL) D S SACHDEVA 96 23094155 498 [email protected] SO (RTI-I) Kochukuttan V. NDCC-II 23438255 999 - SO (CASH-I) Building, 1000 8th Floor AJAY PRAKASH VATS Hall No-3 23092824 455 - PROTOCOL OFFICER North Block INDER MOHAN Hall No.3 23092824 455 - SO (PROTOCOL) North Block NITIN MANE NDCC-II 23438249 997 - SO (Cash-II) Building, 8th Floor BIRENDER SINGH Hall No.3, 23093501 216 - SO (PASS CELL) North Block HARISH KUMAR NDCC-II 23438063 944 - SO(CASH-III& DDO) 3rd Floor KARABI SHYAM NDCC-II - SO (SSO-I) PARLIAMENT SECTION PRAVEEN KUMAR 207-A 23093657 488 [email protected] YADAV North Block DS(CIS-III/PARLIAMENT) SHIV LAHRI MEENA 13-B 23092518 227 [email protected] US (PARLIAMENT) ANIL KUMAR 94-A 23094086 272 [email protected] MALHOTRA SO (PARLIAMENT) SHAILENDRA KAUSHIK 94-A 23094086 272 [email protected] SO (PARLIAMENT) MAYANK 94-A 23094086 272 - KULSHRESHTHA (PARL. ASSTT.) DURGA RAM 94-A 23094086 272 - (PARL. ASSTT.) 2. BM–IDIVISION VISHWAMITRA ANAND 13, 23075309 826, [email protected] DIG (CNB) MDCNS 806 2nd floor SURAJ SINGH 24 MDCNS, 23075318 817 [email protected] COMMANDANT(PB) 2nd floor 624 RISHI RAJ SINGH 13 MDCNS 23075309 826 [email protected] COMMANDANT(MC) 2nd floor S. K. PRASAD 13, MDCNS, 23075287 689 [email protected] 2IC(BM-III/Bangladesh) 2nd floor R. K. YADAV 24 MDCNS, 23075107 859 [email protected] 2IC(BM-I/Pakistan) 2nd floor ABHIJIT 13, 23075319 803 [email protected] US (CNB) MDCNS 2nd floor JITENDRA KUMAR JHA 13, MDCNS 23075308 821 [email protected] US (MC) 2nd floor H. K. DHASMANA 20,MDCNS 23075320 825 [email protected] US (PB) 2nd floor R C JOSHI 20,MDCNS 23075323 807 [email protected] SO (BM.I) 2nd floor (Tele/Fax) BINDU WADHWA 16, 23070153 818 [email protected] SO (BM.VI/Coord) MDCNS,2nd floor NABAGHANA SHARMA 13, - 853 [email protected] SO (BM-IV/CHINA) MDCNS 2nd floor NIRANJAN 13, - 802 [email protected] SO (BM-V/NEPAL & MDCNS BHUTAN) 2nd floor RAM KISHOR GUPTA 13, - 802 [email protected] Consultant (BM-V/Nepal & MDCNS Bhutan) 2nd floor 3. BM –II DIVISION (Vacant) 12 23075317 616 - DS (BM-II) MDCNS (Tel/Fax) 2nd floor SHIB DAS SARKAR MDCNS 23070482 789 [email protected] DS (Coordination) US (BM-V) MDCNS 23075318 - - P K SRIVASTAV MDCNS 23075318 - US (BM-II) 2nd floor AJAY KUMAR SAH MDCNS 23075321 - [email protected] SO (LPAI) 2nd floor MDCNS - - SO (BM-III) 2nd floor SANKARA SUBRAMONIAN V MDNCS 23075119 804 [email protected] SO (Coastal Security) 4. CS DIVISION RENU SARIN Room No. 18 23070180 808 [email protected] DIR (CS-II) MDCNS KRISHAN KUMAR 2nd Floor, 23075291 610 [email protected] DIR (CS-I) MDCNS VIJAY KUMAR 125-C, North 23093101 296 [email protected] DS (PUBLIC) Block PREM PARKASH 13, North 23092421 275 [email protected] US (PUBLIC) Block ASHOK KUMAR PAL 2nd Floor 23070402 835 [email protected] US (CSR-I) MDCNS LALITA T. HEDAOO 2nd Floor, 23075295 698 [email protected] US (CSR-II) MDCNS SHAKTI PRAKASH 2nd Floor, 23075296 702 legalofficer.cs@mha. gov.in ASSTT. COMDT. (LEGAL) MDCNS 2nd Floor, 23075298 701 - SO(CSR-I) MDCNS KANWALJIT 2nd Floor, 23075298 810 [email protected] SO(CSR-II) MDCNS, SATBIR SINGH 2nd Floor, 23075301 809 [email protected] SO(CSR-III-A) MDCNS SHASHI SHARMA 2nd Floor, 23075301 809 [email protected] SO(CSR-III-B) MDCNS KUNDAN KUMAR 2nd Floor, 23075298 811 kundan.kumar92@nic.
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