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JNAC ACCP.Xlsx BLOCK- JAMSHEDPUR (NAC) Accepted List जाँच ितवेदन के आधार पर सुपा पाये गये आवेदक परवार मुख क ाथिमकता सूची Acknowledgeme Family Requested Accept/ Sl. No. Family Head Catogory Dealer name REMARKS nt No. Count Mobile Reject 1 3570129995 LAKHI DEVI 2 8092248682 WIDOW NIMAN EKKA Accepted 2 3570133269 BEHULA BHUIYA 2 8797406136 WIDOW MAMTA BHUIYA Accepted 3 3570134226 SHIBANI DEVI 4 9308581162 WIDOW MAHESH SAW ONE Accepted 4 3570136945 Tara Devi 1 8674979473 WIDOW MAMTA BHUIYA Accepted 5 3570140159 ANITA SRIVASTAVA 3 6207048147 WIDOW MAHESH SAW ONE Accepted 6 3570141491 KULDEEP KAUR 3 6204690049 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 7 3570142128 Inderjit Kour 4 8789048473 WIDOW SATENDRA KUMAR Accepted 8 3570142213 RENU 1 9122117528 WIDOW SHANKAR JHA Accepted 9 3570142886 SAVINDER KOUR 3 7033889610 WIDOW MAHESH SAW ONE Accepted 10 3570143446 UMA DEVI 2 7870305078 WIDOW MAHESH SAW ONE Accepted 11 3570143793 SIKHA BHATTACHARJEE 2 7209526640 WIDOW MAHESH SAW ONE Accepted 12 3570144071 KUMARI NIDHI 3 6204930114 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 13 3570145956 POONAM SINGH 3 8210293283 WIDOW MAHESH SAW ONE Accepted 14 3570146238 hira jhari devi 3 7520288568 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 15 3570148206 RANJANA MALLICK 3 8434456140 WIDOW MAHESH SAW ONE Accepted 16 3570160154 SARITA DEVI 3 6299769083 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 17 3570161213 CHAPOLA MAHATO 2 7070355988 WIDOW BANSI SAO Accepted 18 3570162556 NIBHA DAS 3 9905976901 WIDOW BANSI SAO Accepted 19 3570163497 Sadhna Devi 2 6206052908 WIDOW JAY NARAYAN TIWARY Accepted 20 3570164215 BALBIR KAUR 3 9431303584 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 21 3570164626 RINA NAMATA 3 8877976753 WIDOW BANSI SAO Accepted 22 3570165138 Sulochana Khandwal 2 8521670151 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 23 3570168184 GURIYA DEVI 1 6206316998 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 24 3570170845 SONA BIRUA 1 9304808869 WIDOW BANSI SAO Accepted 25 3570171729 Somi Bahen 2 9835545405 WIDOW NIMAN EKKA Accepted 26 3570172729 Shakuntala 1 7277143722 WIDOW JGCCC Coperative Branch-22 Accepted 27 3570174734 D KAMACHI 3 9304629532 WIDOW BANSI SAO Accepted 28 3570176135 BIDYA SINGH 2 9939631594 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 29 3570179864 BALKUMARI DEVI 1 9304934058 WIDOW BANSI SAO Accepted 30 3570181050 MINA DEVI 1 8987603661 WIDOW MD IJHAR Accepted 31 3570185354 DULI SOREN 6 9470373700 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 32 3570186169 ETWARI DEVI 2 6201437004 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 33 3570186225 RUPA DEVI 2 9835000490 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 34 3570192506 SUPARNA GHATAK 2 9934459367 WIDOW ARUN KUMAR PANDEY Accepted 35 3570193630 TULSI 1 7033534654 WIDOW BANSI SAO Accepted 36 3570197476 NARENDAR KOUR 1 7543907408 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 37 3570199426 SUDHA SONA 4 9931423197 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted 38 35701102769 INDASHAN DEVI 1 9905788812 WIDOW BINOD RAJAK Accepted Acknowledgeme Family Requested Accept/ Sl. No. Family Head Catogory Dealer name REMARKS nt No. Count Mobile Reject 39 3570138477 RANI DEVI 3 9065216761 DIVORCED SATENDRA KUMAR Accepted 40 3570167164 UDAY NARAYAN SINGH 2 6206274684 Handicap BANSI SAO Accepted 41 3570168365 Bajanti devi 1 9931376938 CANCER SATYANARAYAN PASWAN Accepted 42 3570122541 PANNA LAL CHOURASIA 1 9031417560 SENIOR CITIZEN MAHABIR STORE PRO SUKANTO DEY Accepted 43 3570115855 MANOHAR GORAI 3 7870088778 ST LADHURA SUNDI Accepted 44 3570116332 BABURAM HEMBRAM 2 9504008656 ST SHANKAR DAS Accepted 45 3570117634 hargauri singh sardar 2 8409108317 ST SHANKAR DAS Accepted 46 3570117649 ganesh singh 3 9031661029 ST PARITOSH DUTTA Accepted 47 3570117764 SAVITRI BOIPAI 4 7033628654 ST PUNITA SOREN Accepted 48 3570117764 SAVITRI BOIPAI 4 7033628654 ST PUNITA SOREN Accepted 49 3570118770 PARVATI 3 9546915314 ST HEMANT KUMAR Accepted 50 3570119158 MOHAN PRAKASH SINGH 4 9709145633 ST ARUN KUMAR Accepted 51 3570119237 SUMI NAG 5 8603671796 ST SHANKAR DAS Accepted 52 3570119577 kaushalya munda 4 9504467003 ST BIRENDRA SAW Accepted 53 3570120441 MARTIN KHALKHO 4 8578856149 ST SURENDRA KUMAR SINGH Accepted 54 3570121752 UPASNA 4 9939908095 ST LADDHA RAM MOHNANI Accepted 55 3570121856 shobha bhuiyan 5 7909024363 ST BIRENDRA SAW Accepted 56 3570121884 BIKASH XESS 4 8986622243 ST NIMAN EKKA Accepted 57 3570122790 MEENA BIRUA 5 9199865731 ST BIRENDRA SAW Accepted 58 3570123292 SUKRAM SOREN 2 8092172343 ST MAHESH SAW Accepted 59 3570124572 Bhagwati Soren 4 9801190170 ST ADARSH BIRSANAGAR RADHIKA NAGAR C C STORE LTD Accepted 60 3570124949 Alizabith Oraon 3 7766072870 ST BIJAY PRASAD Accepted 61 3570125135 GURUBARI HO 2 8541937944 ST ADARSH BIRSANAGAR RADHIKA NAGAR C C STORE LTD Accepted 62 3570125151 PUJA MINZ 3 8797402927 ST ADARSH BIRSANAGAR RADHIKA NAGAR C C STORE LTD Accepted 63 3570125791 SUMITRA HEMBRAM 3 9204661353 ST JAGMATIA DEVI Accepted 64 3570125924 RAM SINGH GAGRAI 5 9263575203 ST SURENDRA KUMAR SINGH Accepted 65 3570126110 MAMTA KARWA 4 7488144045 ST MEENA KUMARI NAG Accepted 66 3570126132 ASIM MINJ 3 9155313525 ST LAXMI NARAYAN SAW Accepted 67 3570126766 MINU MUKHI 2 9304337083 ST ANITA DEVI Accepted 68 3570127059 PRATIMA SAHOO 1 9708575673 ST SATYANARAYAN GAUD Accepted 69 3570127150 LAXMI NAG 3 7079247967 ST SHANKAR DAS Accepted 70 3570127682 MUDRI 1 9955476522 ST LADDHA RAM MOHNANI Accepted 71 3570127775 PRIYANKA TUDU 2 8603605116 ST LADDHA RAM MOHNANI Accepted 72 3570127815 DURGA DEVI 3 8298000527 ST LADDHA RAM MOHNANI Accepted 73 3570128246 REKHA MUKHI 2 8340775187 ST LADDHA RAM MOHNANI Accepted 74 3570128481 Saraswati Khalkho 2 8340313028 ST ADARSH BIRSANAGAR RADHIKA NAGAR C C STORE LTD Accepted 75 3570129590 Samali Jyoti Horo 4 9199867465 ST GOUTAM DAS Accepted 76 3570129966 MARIYAM KURIAN 1 8877025529 ST SUKUMAR SARKAR Accepted 77 3570130029 Krishna Karwa 5 7643885843 ST SHITAL PRASAD Accepted 78 3570130889 NIRUPAMA HANSDA 4 7209957902 ST SUKUMAR SARKAR Accepted 79 3570131117 ROSHAN MASIH 5 7360805387 ST SUKUMAR SARKAR Accepted Acknowledgeme Family Requested Accept/ Sl. No. Family Head Catogory Dealer name REMARKS nt No. Count Mobile Reject 80 3570131326 mamta deogam 2 7079112337 ST PAPPU KUMAR Accepted 81 3570131356 REKHA SINGH 1 9934128584 ST BIRSANAGAR NILDIH C C STORE LTD Accepted 82 3570131430 pratima modak 2 9304905723 ST ANITA DEVI Accepted 83 3570131473 PRAMUDIT TIRKY 5 9973622694 ST SUKUMAR SARKAR Accepted 84 3570131561 Priyanka Deep 1 9931110491 ST LADHURA SUNDI Accepted 85 3570131708 JAMUNA DANGIL 5 8340476514 ST RAGHUNATH PANDEY Accepted 86 3570131844 SUNDRI LOHAR 2 8084680038 ST DILIP KUMAR RAJAK Accepted 87 3570132312 KAMAL MUNDA 2 9102823037 ST DEV NARAYAN SAAW Accepted 88 3570132394 MANGALA LOHAR 3 9031951257 ST DILIP KUMAR RAJAK Accepted 89 3570132419 SANGITA KATARE 3 9931547170 ST HEMANT KUMAR Accepted 90 3570133608 MUKTA MUNDA 5 7779971405 ST AMIYA KUMAR HORE Accepted 91 3570133728 ROSHNI BHUMIZ 5 7763054519 ST MAHABIR STORE Accepted 92 3570133828 LAXMI BAGTI 4 7360960188 ST MAHABIR STORE Accepted 93 3570133974 Lakshmi Mahanand 2 7779939660 ST ASHOK PRASAD SAHU Accepted 94 3570134455 PEMOLA SINGH SARDAR 5 8789565741 ST DILIP KUMAR RAJAK Accepted 95 3570134486 SHIVANI SINGH 2 6299651684 ST SURENDRA KUMAR SINGH Accepted 96 3570134721 Shravani Singh Munda 3 8292284544 ST RAM UDAY THAKUR Accepted 97 3570135064 DAISY NIRMALA KERKETTA 3 9835384649 ST MAHAVIR SAW Accepted 98 3570135217 Durga Muni Munda 5 7070863154 ST BINDESWARY SAW Accepted 99 3570135294 SAKUNTALA KUMARI 3 9113390858 ST DILIP KUMAR RAJAK Accepted 100 3570135690 dolly mukhi 1 7667276921 ST ASHOK PRASAD SAHU Accepted 101 3570135758 Poonam Bhuiya 3 7323939570 ST GOUTAM DAS Accepted 102 3570135787 Anita Munda 2 8797259287 ST BINDESWARY SAW Accepted 103 3570135949 SUDHA MUKHI 4 6204037841 ST AMIYA KUMAR HORE Accepted 104 3570136028 SANTI DEEP 5 8292001254 ST DILIP KUMAR RAJAK Accepted 105 3570136157 Shanti 5 9110023082 ST BINDESWARY SAW Accepted 106 3570136212 Suchitra Mukhi 4 8092280709 ST BINDESWARY SAW Accepted 107 3570136218 Krishna Mukhi 3 6200580912 ST BINDESWARY SAW Accepted 108 3570136242 SOWITY SARDAR 4 7209976025 ST DILIP KUMAR RAJAK Accepted 109 3570136356 Lakshmi Bhuiya 4 8651569249 ST UMESH SAAW TWO Accepted 110 3570136446 GURU CHARAN KACHHAP 2 9570208055 ST MAHESH SAW Accepted 111 3570136524 SUMITA KUMARI KALINDI 4 8092481724 ST JGCCC Coperative Branch-22 Accepted 112 3570136532 saeswati gope 7 7033828414 ST PAPPU KUMAR Accepted 113 3570136606 Lakhi bhuiya 4 9608018057 ST BIPIN CHANDRA TIWARY Accepted 114 3570136674 Dinesh Bhuiyan 4 7631303816 ST UMESH SAAW TWO Accepted 115 3570136690 Sukhdevi Lohar 3 6206298036 ST UMESH SAAW TWO Accepted 116 3570136724 Deepa Samant 4 7209479034 ST SANJIV KR KHALKHO Accepted 117 3570136735 Sunny Lohar 6 6287856642 ST UMESH SAAW TWO Accepted 118 3570136764 KUNTI SAMAD 3 8789313522 ST KULBIR SINGH Accepted 119 3570136833 GEETA DEVI 3 9304802381 ST RAJKUMAR THAKUR Accepted 120 3570136997 Jeleshwari Mukhi 5 7260035543 ST GOUTAM DAS Accepted Acknowledgeme Family Requested Accept/ Sl. No. Family Head Catogory Dealer name REMARKS nt No. Count Mobile Reject 121 3570137006 SITA SAWAIYAN 2 9199248326 ST MEENA KUMARI NAG Accepted 122 3570137169 SHAKUNTALA SAMANT 2 8789360312 ST Dipak Nishad Accepted 123 3570137204 RINKI DEVI 3 7739427792 ST HEMANT KUMAR Accepted 124 3570137324 ALKA SINGH 6 8117006777 ST DILIP KUMAR RAJAK Accepted 125 3570137407 ALKA PURTY 1 7260953250 ST LADHURA SUNDI Accepted 126 3570137608 NILMANI HONHAGA 4 9973515881 ST AKHILESHWAR PANDEY Accepted 127 3570137796 BABU LAL KACHHAP 4 9934177836 ST MANOJ KUMAR RAJAK ONE Accepted 128 3570137849 DOLI SANDIL 3 8434687483 ST BIRENDRA SAW Accepted 129 3570137852 Mamta Munda 4 9523162964 ST BINDESWARY SAW Accepted 130 3570137868 SELINA PANKAJ TIGGA 3 9065806067
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