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West District of Forest Environment & Wildlife Management Department in Their Respective GPU/Ward with Immediate Effect GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM DEPARTMENT OF FOREST ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT FOREST SECRETARIAT, DEORALI, GANGTOK SIKKIM-737102 No: 605 /ADM/FEWMD Dated: 30/ 01/2019 OFFICE ORDER With the approval of the competent authority, the following employees appointed on temporary ad-hoc basis under One Family One Job Scheme, are hereby posted under various Division in West District of Forest Environment & Wildlife Management Department in their respective GPU/Ward with immediate effect:- Sl. POST APPOINTED NAME CONSTITUENCY GPU/ WARD No. Reporting Officer No. FOR Chemi Maya Environmental Sidhibung Ward, 1 Ms Yangthang Limboo Assistant Yangthang DFO(T)West Environmental 2 Ms Sanita Mangar Rinchenpong (BL) Suldung Assistant DFO(T)West Environmental Maneybong Upper Sardung 3 Ms Ranjana Gurung Assistant Dentam Ward DFO(T)West Multi-task Office Upper Bimla Gurung Rinchenpong (BL) 4 Ms Staff Rinchenpong DFO(T)West SDM Colony Sipora Subba Environmental Soreng Chakung Pragati Chowk, 5 Ms (Limboo) Assistant Soreng GPU DFO(T)West Environmental Rupsang 6 Mr Gyalchen Lepcha Soreng Chakung Assistant Bitteygaon Ward DFO(T)West Dama Yanti Marketing 7 Mr Rinchenpong (BL) Sribadam Limboo Assistant DFO(T)West Lower Mabong Environmental Salghari Zoom San Maya Rai Ward No. 3 8 Ms Assistant (SC) Salbari Zoom DFO(T)West Environmental 9 Ms Alkajina Rai Soreng Chakung Upper Pakki Gaon Assistant DFO(T)West ManeyBong Takuthang Jungkit Lepcha Office Attendant 10 Ms Dentam Singshore Ward DFO(T)West Environmental ManeyBong Middle Begha 11 Mr Gorkha Gurung Assistant Dentam Ward DFO(T)West Environmental 12 Mr Pritam Gurung Yangthang Singyang Ward Assistant DFO(T)West Environmental Lower Togday 13 Ms Shanti Maya Rai Rangang Yangang Assistant Ward DFO(T)West Lungchok Salangdang GPU Environmental Yasoda Sharma Daramdin 58 Upper 14 Ms Assistant Lungchuk Ward No. 1 DFO(T)West Environmental Salghari Zoom Upper Mabong 15 Ms Pramila Manger Assistant (SC) Ward No. 2 DFO(T)West Environmental Regu GPU 16 Ms Jumki Maya Rai Chujachen Assistant Dokchin Ward DFO(T)West Environmental Middle Lungchok 17 Ms Preyata Subba Daramdin Assistant Ward No. 2 DFO(T)West Environmental Lasso Ward No. 4 18 Ms Priya Rai Yuksum-Tashiding Assistant Tashiding GPU DFO(T)West Rinzing Lhendup Environmental Upper Yangtey 19 Mr Yangthang Bhutia Assistant Ward DFO(T)West Environmental 20 Ms Deo Maya Rai Soreng Chakung Samthang Assistant DFO(T)West Sovit Thapa Environmental 21 Ms Rinchenpong (BL) Chekhem (Manger) Assistant DFO(T)West Tshering Lhamu Environmental Khopi Kharka 22 Ms Soreng Chakung Bhutia Assistant Pegha Ward DFO(T)West Environmental Salghari Zoom Central Zoom 23 Ms Barsa Rai Assistant (SC) Ward DFO(T)West Thosap Hang Environmental Pewthang Ward 24 Mr Yuksam tashiding Subba Assistant No. 6 Tashiding DFO(T)West Environmental ManeyBong Upper Sankhu 25 Ms Radhika Pradhan Assistant Dentam Ward DFO(T)West Passang Chuki Environmental ManeyBong 26 Ms Dentam Ward Bhutia Assistant Dentam DFO(T)West Environmental Salghari Zoom Namrik Sirubari 27 Mr. Suvekcha Rai Assistant (SC) Ward DFO(T)West Phur Doma Environmental ManeyBong 28 Ms Som Ward Sherpa Assistant Dentam DFO(T)West SDM Coloney Bhaktaraj Office Assistant Salghari Zoom Pragati Chowk 29 Mr Pradhan cum Chowkidar (SC) Soreng GPU DFO(Sericulture) Meena Maya Environmental Sidhibung Ward 30 Ms Yangthang Limboo Assistant Yangthang DFO(E&SC)West Environmental Daragaon Ward 31 Mr Adarsh Rai Soreng Chakung Assistant No. 1 DFO(E&SC)West Environmental 32 Ms Sujana Rai Daramdin (BL) Sipai gaon Assistant DFO(E&SC)West Chot- Samdong Environmental Arubotay GPU Aita Maya Rai Soreng Chakung 33 Ms Assistant Majuwa Tamthok Ward No. 1 DFO(E&SC)West Environmental 34 Mr Suk Bahadur Rai Gyalshing Bermoik Martam Daragaon Assistant DFO(E&SC)West Environmental Salghari Zoom 35 Mr Kishore Chettri Gelling Ward No. Assistant (SC) DFO(E&SC)West Phurba Tshering Environmental 36 Mr Yangthang Arigaon Ward Lepcha Assistant DFO(E&SC)West Environmental Maneybong 37 Mr Madan Rai Upper Sapung Assistant Dentam DFO(E&SC)West Environmental Pieuraytar Ward 38 Ms Dichen Sherpa Daramdin (BL) Assistant No. 4 DFO(E&SC)West Karthok Bojeck Environmental Parmila Baraily Soreng Chakung Gpu Lower 39 Mr Assistant Yangthang DFO(E&SC)West Environmental Bhanugaon/ 40 Ms Semima Subba Soreng Chakung Assistant Gairigaon DFO(E&SC)West Environmental Karthok Bojeck 41 Ms Renuka Chettri Soreng Chakung Assistant GPU Karthok DFO(E&SC)West Environmental 42 Ms Rukmina Sharma Geyzing Bermoik Lower Gyalshing Assistant DFO(E&SC)West Rimbi Timbrong Environmental Ram Kumar Rai Yuksam Timbong GPU Boom Ward 43 Ms Assistant No. 1 DFO(E&SC)West Environmental Salghari Zoom 44 Ms Himala Chettri Rabung Ward Assistant (SC) DFO(E&SC)West Singling GPU Environmental Gitanjali Gurung Soreng Chakung Singling 45 Ms Assistant Gumpadara Ward DFO(E&SC)West Chota Samdong Environmental Arubotay GPU Suk Maya Limboo Soreng Chakung 46 Ms Assistant Diwani Tar Ward No. 4 DFO(E&SC)West Melli Aching GPU Environmental Yoksam-Tashiding Pampha Devi Rai Lower Melli Ward 47 Ms Assistant (BL) No. 2 DFO(E&SC)West Environmental Salghari Zoom Lower Segyang 48 Ms Sajanti Rai Assistant (SC) Ward No. 6 DFO(E&SC)West Melli Aching GPU Phurba Wangyal Environmental Lower Melli Yuksam-Tashiding 49 Mr Lepcha Assistant Tathang Ward No. 3 DFO(E&SC)West Environmental 50 Mr Sajan Rai Gyalshing Bermoik Martam Rafong Assistant DFO(E&SC)West Sonam Doma Environmental 51 Ms Rinchenpong (BL) Deythang Bhutia Assistant DFO(E&SC)West Lower Mangnam Environmental Yoksam-Tashiding 52 Ms Kesang Lepcha Ward No. 3 Karjee Assistant (BL) Mangam GPU DFO(WL)West Environmental 53 Ms Dipika Pradhan Daramdin (BL) Sombaria Assistant DFO(WL)West Mangsari - Bashan Kr. Environmental Mangarjung GPU, Soreng Chakung 54 Mr Tamang Assistant Katarey Kharpani Ward DFO(WL)West Environmental Salghari Zoom Upper Segyang 55 Ms Mani Rai Assistant (SC) Ward No. 4 DFO(WL)West Chota- Samdong Arubotay GPU, Environmental Yogal Gurung Soreng Chakung Lower Chota 56 Mr Assistant Samdong Ward No. 3 DFO(WL)West Environmental 57 Ms Kawsila Rai Rinchenpong (BL) Deythang Assistant DFO(WL)West Environmental Singling GPU, 58 Mr Zigmi Tamang Soreng Chakung Assistant Khundurkey Ward DFO(WL)West Karthok Bojek Environmental Ran Kr. Kami Soreng Chakung GPU, Upper 59 Mr Assistant Yangthang DFO(WL)West Environmental 60 Mr Nirmal Dhital Soreng Chakung Ridang Assistant DFO(WL)West Karthok Bojek Tek Bahadur Environmental Soreng Chakung GPU Upper 61 Mr Chettri Assistant Yangthang DFO(WL)West Rimbi Timbrong Environmental Yoksam-Tashiding Sandeep Rai GPU, Boom Ward 62 Mr Assistant (BL) No. 1 DFO(WL)West Environmental 63 Mr Rodhan Gurung Soreng Chakung Samdong Assistant DFO(WL)West Environmental Maneybong Lingay Konabar 64 Mr Suren Rai Assistant Dentam Ward DFO(WL)West Environmental Salghari Zoom Bara Samsing 65 Mr Bikram Chettri Assistant (SC) Ward DFO(WL)West Environmental 66 Mr Phigu Subba Yangthang Upper Tikjek Ward Assistant DFO(WL)West Mangsari- Environmental Mangarjung GPU, Mani Kr. Kami Soreng Chakung 67 Mr Assistant Dokan Dara Mangarjong Ward DFO(WL)West Soreng Dara Reewash Environmental Soreng Chakung Gaon Ward No. 68 Mr Pradhan Assistant 03 DFO(WL)West Environmental Yoksam-Tashiding Yuksam Dubdi 69 Ms Binita Limboo Assistant (BL) GPU DFO(WL)West Chogyal Lhakang Dawa Tashi Environmental Yoksam-Tashiding Tashiding Ward 70 Mr Bhutia Assistant (BL) No. 7, Tashiding GPU DFO(WL)West Cheta Nath Environmental Barthang Rungdu 71 Mr Gyalshing Bermoik Sharma Assistant Ward DFO(WL)West Phur Lhamu Environmental Okhrey Nagi Ward 72 Ms Daramdin (BL) Sherpa Assistant no.1 DFO(WL)West Upper Bermiok Environmental Mon Maya Chettri Gyalshing Bermoik Ward, Bermiok 73 Ms Assistant Barthang GPU DFO(WL)West Environmental Maneybong Zahankri dhunga 74 Ms Sita Devi Chettri Assistant Dentam ward Maneybong DFO(WL)West Yuksom Dubdi, Sancha Maya Environmental Yoksam-Tashiding GPU Tsokha 75 Ms Limboo Assistant (BL) Kyongtey ward no.1 DFO(SF)West Ema Hang Environmental ManeyBong 76 Mr Sopakha Ward Limboo Assistant Dentam DFO(SF)West Prem Meela Environmental Daragaon 77 Ms. Soreng Chakung Subba Assistant Teendhurey DFO(SF)West Environmental Dalam Matilotar 78 Mr Rupesh Gadaily Daramdin (BL) Assistant ward DFO(SF)West Environmental Maneybong Lower Mangmoo 79 Ms Phurkit Lepcha Assistant Dentam ward DFO(SF)West Environmental Singrep - 80 Mr Phigu Bhutia Soreng Chakung Assistant Torkigaon ward DFO(SF)West Environmental 81 Mr Aditya Rai Soreng Chakung Sigret Sadhugoan Assistant DFO(SF)West Lower Environmental Mina Kumari Rai Rinchenpong (BL) Jhusingthang 82 Ms Assistant West DFO(SF)West Bal Bahadur Environmental Maneybong 83 Mr Gumbadara Ward Chettri Assistant Dentam DFO(SF)West Environmental 84 Ms Sonu Maya Rai Soreng Chakung Sipsu-Malthek Assistant DFO(SF)West Environmental Maneybong 85 Mr Uttam Chettri Simphok Ward Assistant Dentam DFO(SF)West Environmental Asyong Sajbotey 86 Ms Dibya Kami Soreng Chakung Assistant ward DFO(SF)West Upper Burikhop Environmental ward no. 1 Anzeal Rai Daramdin (BL) 87 Mr Assistant Burikhaop GPU- 54 DFO(SF)West Rangyang ward Environmental Badal Gurung Daramdin (BL) no. 4 Burikhaop 88 Mr Assistant GPU 54 DFO(SF)West Environmental Salghari Zoom 89 Mr Sandeep Rai Dhar Gaon Ward Assistant (SC) DFO(SF)West Upper Berthang Suresh Subba Environmental Gyalshing Bermoik Ward, Bermiok- 90 Mr (Limboo) Assistant Barthang GPU DFO(SF)West Environmental Maneybong 91 Ms Kumari Rasaily Lowr Radhu Ward Assistant Dentam DFO(SF)West Environmental Maneybong Upper Bullung war 92 Ms Bishnu Maya Rai Assistant Dentam Maneybong DFO(SF)West Environmental 93 Ms Sanjeeta Rai Yuksam-Tashiding Nasha Ward Assistant DFO(SF)West Environmental Maneybong Zankhri Donga 94 Ms Pushpa Sharma Assistant Dentam ward Maneybong DFO(SF)West Environmental 95 Mr Rinchen Lepcha Soreng Chakung Daley Gaon Assistant DFO(SF)West Yuksom Dubdi Yunam Hang Environmental Yoksam-Tashiding GPU, Tsokha 96 Mr Limboo Assistant (BL) Kyongtey Ward No. 1 DFO(SF)West Pema Layden Environmental 97 Ms Gyalshing Bermoik Hee Patal Ward Bhutia Assistant DFO(SF)West Dalam Matilotar, Sukden Lepcha Safai Karmachari Daramdin 98 Mr Ward DFO(SF)West Chakung GPU, Environmental Bhasmey Sangita Thapa Soreng Chakung 99 Ms Assistant Simkuna Ward No.
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