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Name, Address, Telephone No. of Elected Sarapanches of Gps Of Name, Address, Telephone No. of Elected Sarapanches of GPs of Kendrapara District FORMAT"C" NAME OF DISTRICT:-KENDRAPARA KENDRAPARA Male Sl.No Name of G.P Name of Sarapanch or Address Mobile No. Female S/o-Nabaghan, 1 AYABA GAGAN BIHARI SAHOO Male At-Naranpur,Po-Ayaba 9556546021 W/o-Kailash, At-Suryapur, 2 BAGADA NIRUPAMA PRADHAN Female Po-Bagada 9124708080 W/O-Parsuram, 3 BARO SUSILA ROUT Female At- Itipur, Po-Baro 9937392919 S/o-Basudev, 4 BHAGABATPUR CHITARANJAN BEHERA Male At-Shyamsundarpur, 9853731343 Po- Bhagabatpur W/o-Sarada Prasann, 5 BHARATPUR JINAT PRIYADARSINI ROUT Female At/Po-Bharatpur 9937478985 S/o-Arakhita, 6 CHAKRODA BASANT KUMAR ROUT Male At-Narilo, Po-Chakroda 9437607692 W/o-Prasanta, At-Nilakanthapur, 7 CHANDANPUR SONALI BISWAL Female Po- 7751961985 Choudakulat W/o-Ananta Prasad, 8 CHARIGAON BHARATI MALLIK Female At/Po- Charigaon 9937538739 W/o-Kalakar, 9 DHOLA JHUNA MALLIK Female At-Kantia, Po-Dhola 9668670397 S/o-Sambhunath, 10 DHUMAT NARAHARI PANI Male At/Po-Dhumat Sasan 9937195375 W/o-Dillip, 11 GANGAPADA LAXMIPRIYA ROUT Female At-Versingh, Po- Gogua 9658230719 S/o-Narayan, 12 GHAGARA RAMESH CHANDRA MALIK Male At/Po- Ghagara 9938192328 S/o-Nrusingha, 13 GULNAGAR PITABAS BEHERA Male At-Bhramardiapatana, 9937389277 Po- Gulnagar W/o-Sarat, 14 INDUPUR RINA MALLIK Female At/Po- Indupur 9937440044 W/o-Sudhir Ranjan, 15 JAMDHAR SISAMA DAS Female At-Juidaspur, Po- Pandiri 9658821395 S/o-Bhagaban, 16 KALAPADA NITYANANDA SETHY Male At/Po- Kalapada 9938649487 S/o- Bidyadhar, 17 KANSAR PRADUMNA KUMAR JENA Male At-Endar, Po- Kansar 9937057787 W/o-MINAKETAN, 18 KAPALESWAR GAYATRI MOHANTY Female At-ALIJANGA, 8018644264 Po-KAPALESWAR PURNENDU PREMANAND S/o-HARIHAR, 19 KESHPUR GHADAI Male At/Po- KESHPUR 9583614997 W/o- BABAJI, 20 KORO TAPOI MALLIK Female At-TANAR, Po- 9668248994 KORO W/o-NAROTTAM, 21 KUTARANGA SITA SUNDARI MALLIK Female At-BISHNUDASPUR, 7606952485 Po-KUTARANGA S/oKESHAB, 22 NIKIREI SANAT KUMAR JENA Male At/Po- NIKIRAI 7381721735 W/o-SANATAN, 23 OSTAPUR KABITA BARIK Female At-SARANGA, Po- OSTAPUR 9937312940 W/o- AJIT, 24 PALASINGHA KADAMBINI MOHAPATRA Female At/Po-PALASINGHA 9937272140 S/o-BAISHNAB, At-KORUA, 25 PURUSOTTAMPUR RAMESH CHANDRA SAHANI Male Po- 9937124712 PURUSOTTAMPUR W/o-JAYAPRAKASH, 26 SANAMANTIA KAMALA GIRI Female At- 9938548189 BADAMANTIA, Po-Basupur W/o-BIDUT RANJAN, 27 SHYAMSUNDARPUR PUSPALATA SENAPATI Female At-DUTIAL, 9237183184 Po- PUROSATTAMPUR, Garadpur Block S/o-Baidyanath 1 Badabetara Dillip Kumar Nayak Male At-Pradhanpatikira 9437048972 P.O-Kusunpur W/o-Sudhir 2 Bangalpur Renuka Samal Female At -Bandhasahi 9437020911 P.O -Mahal W/o-Ramesh 3 Bantala Nilima Samal Female At - Bantala 9777660575 P.O - Tentol S/o-Bata 4 Bedrai Gokulananda Behera Male At /P.O-Bedari 9438130401 Subasini Sahoo W/o-Banambar 5 Bhagabanpur Female At /P.O-Bhagabanpur 9583730309 S/o-Gokulananda 6 Garadpur Bijaya Kumar Muduli Male At - Chandapala 9437713563 P.O -Naindipur S/o-Sukadev 7 Kalabuda Prakash Ch. Sahoo Male At - Govindpur 8596952577 P.O - Kalabuda S/o-Gagan Bihari 8 Madhusasan Arun Kumar Nayak Male At - Sanabetara 9438229949 P.O - Kudanagari Dipika Pridarshini D/o-Prabira 9 Nadiabarai Female At /P.O-Nadiabarai 7873424008 W/o-Ramesh 10 Padmapur Swornalata Rout Female At P.O - Padmapur 9556275856 S/o-Radhanath 11 Palasudha Anuja Kumar Mohanty Male At - Kharisan 9937256764 P.O - Lankapada Gouranga Charan Parida S/o-Upendra 12 Pakhada Male At/P.O-Pakhada 9938073812 S/o-Sudarsan 13 Patkura Suryamani Sethy Male At - Lekhanapada 9937247900 P.O - Naindipur W/o-Chandrasekhar 14 Ramachandrapur Rojalin Sethy Female At - Ramachandrapur 9937800913 P.O - Pundalo W/o-Nayan Balav 15 Sanaadhanga Swornaprava Nayak Female At - Kanchilo 9439550358 P.O - Korua Mamata Nayak W/o-Hrusikesh 16 Talakusuma Female At/P.O- Talakusuma 9583407647 W/o-Hemanta 17 Tikanpur Arati Mallik Female At- Bhadakamal 9776581568 P.O- Tikanpur Malaya Basini Mohanty W/o-Rabindra 18 Tyendakura Female At/P.O- Tyendakuda 9777760203 Rajkanika Block W/o-Anish, 1 Abdulpur Manjulata Jena Female At-Abdulpur 9090012464 S/o-Kamalakanta 2 Akhulipada Kailash Ch Tarai Male At-Akhulipada 9437315251 W/o-Pradeep 3 B.Domanda Sradhanjali Behuria, Female At-Barha 9937532127 W/o-Sukadeb 4 Baghabuda Mamata Manjari Malik, Female At-Baghabuda 8093222887 S/o-Bhagirathi 5 Balarampur Subal Chandra Sahoo Male At-Gobindapur 7749910206 W/o-Sanjay, 6 Baradia Kuntala Rout Female At-Bangarkuan 9937284681 S/o-Akuli, 7 Baruna Uttam Senapati Male At-Baruna 7751947099 W/o-Basanta, 8 Barunadiha Puspalata Sethi, Female At-Barunadiha 8455871580 S/o-Keshab 9 Bharigada Pradeep Kumar Malik, Male At-Achyutpur 9937820825 W/o-Sunil, 10 Charpada Swarnalaxmi Bal, Female At-Thakuranipal 8984835551 W/o-Biswaranjan 11 Deulatara Sujata Das, Female At-Deulatara 9777620711 W/o-Srikrushna, 12 Hatsahi Sanjukta Jena, Female At-Hatsahi 9937755530 W/o-Basanta, 13 Jagulaipada Barsha Nayak, Female At-Ganja 8895769906 D/o-Rabinarayan, 14 Jayanagar Susri Niharika Behera, Female At-Bajarpur 7749975615 S/o-Bikram, 15 Kantapada Gyanaranjan Das, Male At-Cherantapada 9668288111 S/o-Akura, 16 Katana Bania Nirakar Sethi, Male At-Dainigiri 8658123192 W/o-Aruna, 17 Koilipur Babitarani Rout, Female At-Khulari 9556614025 S/o-Birakishor 18 Koranda Bismay Kumar Dhal, Male At-Koranda 8763550104 W/o-Trilochan, 19 Nahuni Liliprava Biswal, Female At-Nahuni 9178264059 S/o-Kunjabihari, 20 Namatara Hrudananda Das, Male At-Namatara 7377486188 W/o-Susanta, 21 Olaver Swatika Parida, Female At-Deulasahi 9937436762 S/o-Yudhistir, 22 P.Habalaganda Pabitra Rout, Male At-Parinuapada 9777395185 W/o-Prashanta Kumar Das, 23 Padhanpada Prabina Das, Female At-Padhanpada 9437753738 S/o-Banabihari, 24 Panasaganda Debadatta Das, Male At-Damodarpur 9938418534 S/o-Chintamani, 25 Pegarpada Abhay Malik, Male At-Pegarpada 9937866738 26 Sihopada Minaketan Mohapatra, Male S/o-Ramachandra 9937373833 W/o-Binaya Bhusan, 27 Siko Gayatri Jena, Female At-Dalikainda 9439780799 S/o-Nakula, 28 Taras Basudeb Biswal, Male At-Taras 9937347860 S/o-Guru Charan, 29 Trailokyapur Pankoj Kumar Das, Male At-Ayatan 9777509191 Derabish Block W/o-Sanjay Mohanty 1 Balia Jayanti Mohanty Female At-Balia, Po-Baliabibhutipada, 9658840869 Via-Derabish S/o-Jayadeb Behera, 2 Barimul Sudhadeb Behera Male 9938254558 At/PO-Tilottamadeipur, Via-Thakurpatna S/o-Jaduanath Behera 3 Basupur Amrutaraj Behera Male At- 9937527705 Hatabanapur, Po-Chakroda, Via- Karilopatna W/o-Prakash Sahoo 4 Benipur Kanakalata Sahoo Female At/Po- 9438382656 Benipur, Via-Charinangal W/o-Kailash Chandra Kar 5 Chandol Anupama Sarangi Female At-Oragala, 9937309320 Po/via-Chandol S/o-Haladhar Behera 6 Chatrachakada Purnananda Behera Male At-Oldhi, Po- 8763987149 Fakirabad, Via-Thakurpatna S/o-Radhashyam Bal 7 Chhoti Kumar Chandra Bal Male At/PO-Chhoti, 9937582690 Via-Indupur S/o-Baishnab Charan Panda 8 Danpur Bibhudendu Panda Male At/PO/Via- 9437445081 Danpur W/o-Jyotiranjan Sundar Ray 9 Ender Ambika Anjali Singh Female At-Deradhi, 9937155898 Po-Kusunpur W/o-Trilochan Rout 10 Golarhat Pravati Rout Female At- 9937819080 Dumukahat, Po/Via-Derabish S/o-Bikali Sethy 11 Gualsingh Batakrushna Sethy Male At- 9437990029 Chhanchunia, Po/Via-Thakurpatna S/o-Jadunath Mohanty 12 Harianka Jugal Kishore Mohanty Male At/Po- 9853425492 Harianka W/o-Janmejay Jena 13 Indalo Rasmita Jena Female At- 9439167554 Dakhinapari, Po-Indalo W/o-Himanshu Bhusan Sahoo 14 Janrabarimul Kabita Rout Female At/Po- 9437504960 Janarabarimul W/o-Susanta Ku Malik At- 15 Kaupada Laxmi Malik Female Barabatia, Po-Baghilobabanpur, 7504091208 Via-Chandol W/o-Gouttam Ku Parida 16 Khamol Lilima Parida Female At-Badasalaro, 9437026818 Po/Via-Chandol S/o-Prahallad Pradhan At-Nuagan, 17 Kurujanga Chandrakanta Pradhan Male Po-Kusiapal, Via- 9437451809 Thakurpatna W/o-Pradip Ku Sahoo 18 Kusiapal Pravati Sahoo Female At/Po-Kusiapal, 9937071053 Via-Thakurpatna W/o-Baishnab Sahoo At/Po- 19 Laxminarayanpur Sanjukta Sahoo Female Laxminarayanpur, 9937954610 Via-Derabish S/o-Rajkishore Malik 20 Mangalpur Pravat Kumar Malik Male At- 7540852075 Tripuraripur, Po-Benipur, Via-Charinangal S/o-Nabakishore Mohanty 21 Mukundpur Jogananda Mohanty Male At- 9437316164 Nachhipur, Po-Asureswar S/o-Gangadhar Nayak At-Manipura, 22 Nahanga Umakanta Nayak Male PO- 8018409356 Biaranilakanthapur W/o-Akshaya Kumar Khatua At-Tilanga, 23 Narasinghpur Kamala Prava Khatua Female Po-Haladia, Via- 9937762674 Nischintakoili W/o-Pradipta Ku Das 24 Palei Sushree Sahoo Female At/Po- 9938900163 Sabalanga Kanipada, Via-Chandol W/o-Sarat Chandra Sethy At- 25 Ratadiakhandasahi Gitanjali Sethy Female Ratadiakhandasahi, Po-Gahaga 9090142486 Narasinghpur, Po-Danpur S/o-Bhagabat Panda 26 Raghudeipur Haribol Panda Male At/Po-Belarpur, 9937722081 Via-Thakurpatna Pattamundai Block S/O-GANGADHAR 1 ALAPUA RAMESH DAS Male AT-DAMODARPATANA ALAPUA 8763174883 W/O-AKADASI 2 AMURTOMANOHI KULAMANI MALIK Female AT/PO-AMURTOMANOHI 9853936144 S/O-HAREKRUSHNA 3 ANDHARA UPENDRA MALLICK Male AT/PO-ANDHARA 7064078337 W/O-ABHIMANYU 4 ARADAPALLI LAXMIPRIYA JENA Female AT/PO-ARADAPALLI 9937068068 S/O-AMULYA 5 BACHHARA SAMIR KUMAR PRADHAN Male AT/PO-BACHHARA 9439758643 S/O-PURUSOTTAM 6 BADAMOHANPUR RABINDRA KUMAR BEHERA Male AT/PO-BADAMOHANPUR 9937307532 W/O-AJAYA 7 BADAMULABASANTA RASMITA PRADHAN Female AT/PO-BADAMULABASANTA 9938176750 S/O-KUNJABIHARI 8 BADAPADA KAILASH CHANDRA SINGH Male AT/PO-BADAPADA 9658509472 W/O-SARADA PRASAD 9 BALABHADRAPUR SWETALINI PARIDA Female AT/PO-BALABHADRAPUR 9438044593 S/O-KISHORE CHANDRA 10 BALIPATANA SANDHYARANI JENA Male AT/PO-BALIPATANA 9439754965 S/O-BHAGIRATHI 11 BALURIA RATIKANTA
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