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Life Members of Pun Samaaj UK Life Members of Pun Samaaj UK M/No Full Name Thar Add in UK Add in Nepal Remarks 001 Maj Santa Purja Pun MBE Swindon Shikha 002 Mr Sher Bdr Armaja Pun Northolt Lopre 003 Mr Ati Parsad Pahere Pun South Harrow Kuwapani 004 Mr Tilak Pahere Pun Swindon Histan 005 Mr Birkharam Purja Pun Basingstoke Shikha 006 Mr Janga Bdr Buduja Pun Basingstoke Ghorepani 007 Mr Kamal Purja Pun Winchester Dana 008 Mr Ram Bdr Tilija Pun Bracknell Banduk 009 Maj Ratna Purja Pun Brunei Khibang 010 Maj Bishnu Garbuja Pun Salisbury Ramche 011 Mr Dil Bahadur Pahare Pun Basingstoke Shikha 012 Mr Cham Bdr Garbuja Pun Hounslow Kaphaldanda 013 Capt. Chandra Pahere Pun Reading Histan 014 Lt. Padam Bdr Purja Pun Basingstoke Begkhola 015 Lt. Raju Sherpuja Pun Northolt Paudwar 016 Mr Kamansing Purja Pun Northolt Okhareni 017 Mr Deuman Garbuja Pun Feltham Doba 018 Mr Khum Bdr Garbuja Pun Ruislip Khibang 019 Mr Bal Bahadur Pahere Pun Sudbury Histan 020 Mr Deujit Tilija Pun Swindon Ramche 021 Mr Chalak Buduja Pun Camberley Ghorepani 022 Mr Man Bahadur Paija Pun Plumpstead Shikha 023 Mr Om Parsad Purja Pun Colchester Banduk 024 Mr Chandra Bdr Pahere Pun Reading Shikha 025 Mr Jas Bahadur Paija Pun Aldershot Paudwar 026 Mr Nardev Tilija Pun Ashford Shikha 027 Mr Hom Bdr Phagami Pun Basingstoke Gharamdi 028 Mr Maniram Phagami Pun Basingstoke Shikha 029 Mr Hemchandra Paija Pun Basingstoke Thotneri 030 Mr Dhanbir Buduja Pun Basingstoke Ghorepani 031 Mr Tek Bahadur Garbuja Pun Basingstoke Shikha 032 Mr Khakka Bdr Purja Pun Basingstoke Shikha 033 Mr Rajendra Paija Pun Basingstoke Shikha 034 Mr Om Bahadur Khorja Pun Basingstoke Ulleri 035 Mr Sunil Khorja Pun Basingstoke Ulleri 036 Mr Yogendra Purja Pun Basingstoke Begkhola 037 Mr Gyan Bdr Paija Pun Basingstoke Shikha 038 Mr Hom Bdr Garbuja Pun Feltham Dandakateri 039 Capt. Umesh Kumar Garbuja Pun MVO Colchester Shikha 040 Mr Tara Bdr Purja Pun Colchester Kaphaldanda 041 Mr Dut Bahadur Garbuja Pun Farnborough Chimkhola 042 Mr Dal Prasad Thajali Pun Colchester Narcheng 043 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 1 044 Mr Tej Kumar Pahere Pun Feltham Bhanbare 045 Mr Kendra Pahare Pun Hounslow Kuwapani 046 Mr Khar Bdr Garbuja Pun Hounslow Dandakateri 047 Mr Ham Bdr Phagami Pun Hounslow Banou 048 Mr Jitbahadur Purja Pun Feltham Okhareni 049 Mr Samansing Paija Pun Reading Shikha 050 Mr Devendra Purja Pun Northolt Aula 051 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 2 052 Mr Harka Bdr Pahare Pun Burnt Oak Kuwapani 053 Mr Nil Bahadur Pun Burnt Oak Kuwapani 054 Mr Kamansing Paija Pun Burnt Oak Thotneri 055 Mr Pirtha Bdr Purja Pun Burnt Oak Okhareni 056 Mr Dal Bahadur Paija Pun Burnt Oak Thotneri 057 Mr Hira Bahadur Phagami Pun Burnt Oak Banou 058 Mr Yogye Pun Burnt Oak Kuwapani 059 Mr Man Bdr Garbuja Pun Burnt Oak Histan 060 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 3 061 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 4 062 Mr Gir Bahadur Garbuja Pun Stanford Kaphaldanda 063 Mr Nilprasad Purja Pun Swindon Aula 064 Mr Ek Bahadur Phagami Pun Warminster Okhareni 065 Capt Nim Bdr Garbuja Pun Stafford Ramche 066 Mr Bagbir Garbuja Pun Woolaston Aula 067 Mr Khagendra Pun Stafford Halale 068 Mr Bishnu Bdr Chochangi Pun Milton Keynes Begkhola 069 Capt Laxman Pun York Shikha 070 Maj Hebindra Garbuja Pun York Khibang 071 Capt Vishal Purja York Shikha 072 Maj Dhir Bdr Khorja Pun Stafford Salija 073 Mr Santeshore Pun York Ulleri 074 Mr Sul Bahadur Pun York Nawalparasi 075 Mr Lal Bahadur Buduja Pun York Khibang 076 Mr Som Bdr Chochangi Pun York Banskharka 077 Mr. Sim Bdr Chochangi Pun Bramcote Banskharka 078 Mr Bal Bahadur Purja Pun Maidstone Kaphaldanda 079 Mr Krishna Kumar Chochangi Pun Basingstoke Shikha 080 Lt. Bel Bahadur Garbuja Pun Northolt Shikha 081 Mr Ram Prasad Paija Pun Northolt Shikha 082 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 5 083 Mr Surya Bdr Garbuja Pun Rugby Kaphaldanda 084 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 6 085 Mr Sunil Kumar Buduja Pun London Khibang 086 Mr Abir Pun High Wycombe Okhareni 087 Mr Am Bahadur Khorja Pun Swindon Salija 088 Mr Jaman Buduja Pun Swindon Shikha 089 Capt Yubaraj Garbuja Pun Datford Khibang 090 Mr Durga Bdr Pun Colchester Doba 091 Maj Satya Bdr Garbuja Folkestone Nagi 092 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 7 093 Mr Hasta Bdr Tilija Plumpstead Paudwar 094 Mr Lekh Bahadur Garbuja Pun Hounslow Dandakateri 095 Mrs Shova Purja Colchester Kaphaldanda 096 Mr Ganga Bdr Pahere Pun Reading Dana 097 Mr Jit Bahadur Tilija Reading Shikha 098 Mr Bhobi Bdr Purja Northolt Rima 099 Mr Mal Bdr Purja Bedfont Nagi 100 Mrs Buddhisara Garbuja Pun Northolt Shikha 101 Mr Rajendra Tilija Pun North wood Banduk 102 Mr Bir Bahadur Purja Pun Greenford Rima 103 Mr Deo Bahadur Purja Pun Swindon Kaphaldanda 104 Mr Deuprasad Garbuja Pun Wembley Histan 105 Mr Ude Armaja Pun Harrow Paudwar 106 Mr Purna Bdr Tilija Pun Hounslow Paudwar 107 Mr Tika Bdr Garbuja Pun Wembley Dagnam 108 Mr Mim Bdr Purja Pun Swindon Gadpar 109 Mr Hari Bahadur Pun Maidstone Khibang 110 Ms Lilu Purja Pun Northolt Kaphaldanda 111 Mr Mokhan Tilija Pun Basingstoke Ramche 112 Mr Buddhi Paija Pun Reading Shikha 113 Mr Jak Bahadur Phagami Pun Basingstoke Gharamdi 114 Capt Nar Bahadur Garbuja Maidstone Dana 115 Mr Tak Prasad Tilija Pun Hounslow Paudwar 116 Mr Gokul Purja Pun Hounslow Shikha 117 Mr Mekh Bdr Purja Pun Maidstone Khibang 118 Mr Chhatra Bdr Purja Pun Northolt Ramche 119 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 8 120 Mr Yam Narayn Rana Basingstoke Shikha 121 Mr Tika Bdr Pun Ruislip Khibang 122 Mr Ram Bdr Khorja Pun South London Ulleri 123 Mr Chet Bdr Garbuja Pun Ashford Bega 124 Mr Kiran Chochangi Pun Aldershot Thotneri 125 Mr Sanam Tilija Pun Basingstoke Ghorepani 126 Mr Yam Bdr Khorja Pun Lewisham Ulleri 127 Mr Ruk Bahadur Pun Swindon Ulleri 128 Mr Yogkumar Phagami Pun Basingstoke Begkhola 129 Capt Ghanasyam Tilija Pun Ashford Shikha 130 Mr Sher Bdr Purja Pun Greenford Rima 131 Mr Ramesh Sherpuja Pun Hounslow Paudwar 132 Mr Tekman Pun Reading Nagi 133 Mr Nek Bahadur Armaja Pun Wembley Paudwar 134 Mr Dan Bahadur Garbuja Pun Colchester Shikha 135 Mr Ram Bdr Jugjali Pun Burnt Oak Chitwan 136 Mr Thalal Buduja Pun East London Shikha 137 Mr Nanda Khorja Pun London Ulleri 138 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 9 139 Mr Bhadur Purja Pun Northolt Ramche 140 Mr Nar Bahadur Tilija Pun Ashford Rima 141 Mr Debendra Paija Pun Swindon Banskharka 142 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 10 143 Mr Thaman Garbuja Pun Manchester Khibang 144 Mr Kau Prasad Purja Pun Reading Devisthan 145 Mr Bishnu Psd Purja Pun Plumpstead Ramche 146 Mr Jag Bahadur Purja Pun Plumpstead Shikha 147 Mr Yam Bdr Garbuja Pun Plumpstead Shikha 148 Mr Som Prasad Garbuja Pun Aldershot Shikha 149 Mr Pham Bdr Pun Bramcote Dhairing 150 Mr Ran Bdr Garbuja Pun Swindon Gharamdi 151 Mr Purna Bdr Rantija Pun Hounslow Aula 152 Mr Durga Bdr Paija Pun Carlisle Shikha 153 Ms Shanti Pun Goldersgreen Shikha 154 Mr Moti Prasad Tilija Pun Bracknell Chimkhola 155 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 11 156 Capt Kiran Pun 1RGR Halale 157 Mr Shiva Paija Pun Carlisle Shikha 158 Mr Chan Psd Purja Pun 1 RGR Shikha 159 Mr Yam Bdr Pun East London Banbare 160 Mr Ram Bdr Purja Pun Tidworth Jugepani 161 Mr Hare Bdr Tilija Pun Basingstoke Shikha 162 Ms Parbati Paija Pun Basingstoke Thotneri 163 Mr Giriraj Garbuja Pun Basingstoke Gharamdi 164 Mr Om Narayan Paija Pun Aldershot Shikha 165 Mr Tika Bdr Pun Aldershot Banskharka 166 Mr An Bahadur Khorja Pun Guildford Ulleri 167 Ms Maya Pun Wembley Salija 168 Mrs Mangali Pun Wembley Histan 169 Mr Jun Bahadur Purja Pun Wembley Chimkhola 170 Mr Ramu Pun Wembley Pakhapani 171 Mr Ganga Bdr Purja Pun Winchester Dana 172 Mrs Gua Maya Tilija Pun Swindon Banduk 173 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 12 174 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 13 175 Mrs You Maya Pun Colchester Supauli 176 Mr Gopal Purja Pun Swindon Naagi 177 Mr Cham Bdr Garbuja Pun Colchester Kaphaldanda 178 Mr Nanda Bdr Purja London Shikha 179 Mr Chitra Pun Ashford Bhakemli 180 Mr Nar Bahadur Garbuja Pun Ashford Gadpar 181 Mr Chandra Bdr Tilija Pun South Harrow Banduk 182 Mr Dhan Bdr Paija Pun Winchester Gharamdi 183 Mr Man Prasad Garbuja Pun Wimbish Bega 184 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 14 185 Mr Lal Parsad Purja Pun Swindon Aula 186 Mr Giri Pun Northolt Banbare 187 Mrs Nadi Maya Garbuja Pun Letterworth Kaphaldanda 188 Mr Siri Prasad Purja Pun Northolt Rima 189 Mr Mohan Pun Hayes Khibang 190 Mr Tirkha Purja Pun Aldershot Kaphaldanda 191 Mr Tul Bahadur Tilija Pun Tidworth Paudwar 192 Mr Lal Bahadur Pun Burnt Oak Kuepani 193 Mr Krishna Tilija Pun Aldershot Shikha 194 Mr Yem Bahadur Pun Feltham Banduk 195 Mr Dhan Bahadur Pun Wembley Chimkhola 196 Mr Kamal Chochangi Pun Nuneaton Banskharka 197 Capt Man Bdr Garbuja Pun Colchester Bega 198 Mr Arjun Kumar Tilija Pun Greenford Bega 199 Mr Prem Bdr Pun Michan Rima 200 Ms Jai Maya Paija Pun Burnt Oak Kuwapani 201 Ms Kharisha Pun Feltham Thotneri 202 Mr Ramjit Pun Burnt Oak Banskharka 203 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 15 204 Mr Tikaraj Pun Plumpstead Kuwapani 205 Mr Son Bahadur Pun Aldershot Kuwapani 206 Mr Jasbir Phagami Pun Huntingdon Lespar 207 Mr Tek Bahadur Pun Hounslow Lespar 208 Mr Durga Purja QGS Lespar 209 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 16 210 Mr Tham Armaja Pun York Okhareni 211 Mr Anand Purja Pun Maidstone Dana 212 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 17 213 Mr Amar Bdr Purja Pun Plumbstead Darmija 214 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 18 215 Mr Chun Bdr Pun Woolwich Paudwar 216 Mr Kamal Pun Burnt Oak Panung 217 Mr Maheshor Pun Burnt Oak Thotneri 218 Mr Dhiren Pun Barking Thotneri 219 Mr Khemraj Pun Plumbstead Lopre 220 Mr Khim Bdr Pun Plumbstead Lopre 221 Mr Tulbahadur Pun Plumbstead Lespar 222 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 19 223 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 20 224 Stop xxxx xxxx xxxx 21 225 Ms Surja Maya Paija Pun Burnt Oak Thotneri 226 Mr Man Prasad Pun Burnt Oak Darmija 227 Mr Bhim Bdr Chochangi Pun Burnt Oak Lespar 228 Mr Am Kumar Pun Swindon Kuwapani 229 Mr Phabendra Khorja Pun Tidworth
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