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No No. Date TNC – 01NM (A) 1 Pranati Paul Staff Nurse S.D.M Hosp. 4-9-93 02 2 Saraswati Debnath Staff Nurse 4-9-93 03 3 Saraswati Chakraborty Staff Nurse 4-9-93 04 4 Ranju Chakraborty Staff Nurse 4-9-93 05 5 Dapili Bhowmik Staff Nurse 4-9-93 06 6 Kalyani Dey Staff Nurse 4-9-93 07 7 Lalu Sen Staff Nurse 4-9-93 08 8 Rita Rani Das Staff Nurse 6-9-93 09 9 Kalpana Debnath Staff Nurse 6-9-93 10 10 Jagatrani Debnath Staff Nurse 6-9-93 011 11 Gouri Lodh Staff Nurse 6-9-93 012 12 Manjistha Choudhary Staff Nurse 6-9-93 013 13 Tapati Sarkar Staff Nurse 6-9-93 014 14 Tripti Roy Staff Nurse 6-9-93 015 15 Namita Bhowmik Staff Nurse 6-9-93 016 16 Kamana Chokraborty Staff Nurse 15-9-93 017 17 Malina Sinha Staff Nurse 15-9-93 018 18 Basanti Bhowmik Staff Nurse 27-9-93 019 19 Sibani Das Staff Nurse G B Hosp. 12-10-93 020 20 Ranga bala Nath Staff Nurse G B Hosp. 12-10-93 021 21 Subhra Choudhury Staff Nurse I G M 12-10-93 022 22 Gouri Chakraborty Staff Nurse G B Hosp. 12-10-93 023 23 Chaya Choudhury Staff Nurse T S Hosp UDP 14-10-93 024 24 Sefali Patary Staff Nurse I G M 14-10-93 025 25 Amita Chakraborty Staff Nurse G B Hosp. 14-10-93 026 26 Gita Mandal Staff Nurse T S Hosp UDP 14-10-93 027 27 Pratima Deb Staff Nurse I G M 19-10-93 028 28 Minati Chakraborty Staff Nurse G B Hosp 18-10-93 T.S Hosp 029 29 Shikha Dey Staff Nurse UDP. 18-10-93 030 30 Tapasi Deb Staff Nurse I G M 18-10-93 031 31 Sukla Roy Staff Nurse G B 21-10-93 032 32 Sandhya Dhar Staff Nurse G B 21-10-93 033 33 Sukha Chaudhury Staff Nurse I G M 21-10-93 034 34 Rakha Deb Staff Nurse C H C Bisalghar 21-10-93 035 35 Sikha Datta Staff Nurse I G M 21-10-93 036 36 Arati Majumder Staff Nurse I G M 21-10-93 037 37 Sandhya D/Barma Staff Nurse G B 21-10-93 038 38 Mina Rani Das Staff Nurse I G M 21-10-93 039 39 Iva Roy Staff Nurse G B 21-10-93 Dharmanagar SD 040 40 Rekha Das Staff Nurse Hosp 3-11-93 041 41 Purrnima Roy Staff Nurse T S Hosp Udp 3-11-93 042 42 Sandhya Roy Staff Nurse G B 3-11-93 043 43 Anita Barman Staff Nurse G B 3-11-93 044 44 Uma Debnath Staff Nurse I G M 3-11-93 045 45 Rekha Chakraborty Staff Nurse G B 10-11-93 046 46 Dulu Rani Acharjee Staff Nurse Bishalghar PHC 10-11-93 047 47 Sabita Biswas Staff Nurse Police Hosp 22-11-93 SD Hosp 048 48 Uttala Karmakar Staff Nurse Melaghar 22-11-93 SD Hosp 049 49 Jyotsra Sarma Staff Nurse Melaghar 22-11-93 050 50 Sipra Laskar Staff Nurse 22-11-93 051 51 Arati Rani Dey Staff Nurse 22-11-93 052 52 Milu Chakraborta Staff Nurse Melaghar Hosp 22-11-93 053 53 Bakul Roy Staff Nurse I G M 22-11-93 054 54 Renuka Mandi Staff Nurse PHC kamalpur 22-11-93 Archana Basu Roy 055 55 Staff Nurse GB Hosp Choudhury 22-11-93 T.R Hosp 056 56 Dipti Rani Deb Staff Nurse Teliamura 22-11-93 057 57 Milu Rani Nath Staff Nurse GB Hosp 22-11-93 S.D Hosp 058 58 Tulshi Ghosh Banik Staff Nurse Malaghar 1-12-93 S.D Hosp 059 59 Bijan Rani Ghosh Staff Nurse Malaghar 1-12-93 Nakashipur PHC 060 60 Shila pal Staff Nurse Halahali 1-12-93 Ashoka Bhatracharjee 061 61 Staff Nurse IGM H (Chakraborty) 1-12-93 062 62 Sabita Das Staff Nurse T.R H 1-12-93 063 63 Kayani Dutta Bhaumik Staff Nurse GB H 1-12-93 064 64 Manju Singha Staff Nurse GB H 1-12-93 065 65 Anita Majumder Staff Nurse IGM H 1-12-93 066 66 Anjali Sen Staff Nurse IGM H 1-12-93 067 67 Swapra Bhawmik Staff Nurse Melaghar Hosp 1-12-93 068 68 Swadesi Sil Staff Nurse Takarjala R.H 1-12-93 069 69 Kalpana Debnath Staff Nurse Bishalghar CHC 1-12-93 070 70 Sanju Rani Sarkar Staff Nurse Manubakul PHC 1-12-93 071 71 Namita Sengupta Staff Nurse GB H 1-12-93 072 72 Kanan Das Staff Nurse Madhapur PHC 7-12-93 073 73 Kalpana Das Staff Nurse Khowai H 7-12-93 074 74 Dipali Deb Staff Nurse IGM H 7-12-93 075 75 Nandita Sarkar Staff Nurse IGM H 7-12-93 076 76 Chanchal Datta Staff Nurse 7-12-93 077 77 Laxmi Das Staff Nurse GB H 7-12-93 078 78 Kalpana Acharjee Staff Nurse T.S H 7-12-93 079 79 Gita Saha (Das) Staff Nurse R.C H 7-12-93 080 80 Arati Datta Staff Nurse GB H 7-12-93 081 81 Nirmala Sutradhar Staff Nurse Marachara PHC 7-12-93 Seba Roy Chaudhury 082 82 Staff Nurse G.B.H (Das) 7-12-93 083 83 Bijali Chakraborty Staff Nurse G.B.H 7-12-93 084 84 Sibani Sur Staff Nurse R.C.H 8-12-93 085 85 Minati Sarkar Staff Nurse G.B.H 14-12-93 086 86 Hari Dasi Modak Staff Nurse Kathalia PHC 14-12-93 087 87 Ratna Sarkar Staff Nurse Takarjala R.H 14-12-93 088 88 Ara Shoor Staff Nurse G.B.H 14-12-93 089 89 Laxmi Das Staff Nurse I.G.MH 15-12-93 090 90 Anjali Deb Staff Nurse Fatikchara PHC 15-12-93 091 91 Bijoya Das Staff Nurse Fatikchara PHC 15-12-93 092 92 Archana Basak Staff Nurse Fatikchara PHC 15-12-93 093 93 Anjali Bhattacharya Staff Nurse G.B.H 15-12-93 I Unit Cancer 094 94 Tagar Deb Staff Nurse Hospital 15-12-93 095 95 Dipali Gope (Majumder) Staff Nurse Police H 15-12-93 096 96 Dipali Ghosh Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 15-12-93 097 97 Shanti Das Gupta Staff Nurse G.B.H 15-12-93 098 98 Prabha Deb Staff Nurse G.B.H 15-12-93 099 99 Shila Datta Roy Staff Nurse G.B.H 15-12-93 Melaghar 100 100 Sefali Podder Staff Nurse Hospital 17-12-93 0101 101 Pranati Choudhury Staff Nurse G.B.H 17-12-93 0102 102 Anima Ghosh Staff Nurse Kumarghat R.H 17-12-93 0103 103 Gita Rani Sarkar Staff Nurse G.B.H 20-12-93 0104 104 Renubala Nath Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 20-12-93 0105 105 Dipika Singha Roy Staff Nurse Sabroom Hosp. 20-12-93 0106 106 Niyati Datta Staff Nurse Sabroom Hosp. 20-12-93 0107 107 Ujjwala Paul Staff Nurse Kathalia PHC 20-12-93 0108 108 Uma Majumder Staff Nurse 20-12-93 0109 109 Kanika Saha Staff Nurse Narshinghar PHC 20-12-93 0110 110 Dipika Acharya Staff Nurse Kalyanpur CHC 22-12-93 0111 111 Mira Das Staff Nurse G.B.H 22-12-93 Manubankhul 0112 112 Aparna Roy Barman Staff Nurse PHC 22-12-93 Smriti Kane Deb Roy 0113 113 Staff Nurse G.B.H (Chakraborty) 22-12-93 0114 114 Babita Lodh Staff Nurse 22-12-93 0115 115 Swapna Charkraborty Staff Nurse T.S.H 22-12-93 0116 116 Maya Chakraborty Staff Nurse G.B.H 29-12-93 0117 117 Chhabi Pal Staff Nurse G.B.H 29-12-93 0118 Transfured to 118 Anjali Debnath Staff Nurse G.B.H 03-01-94 N M (B) 0119 Transfured to 119 Manju Roy Choudhury Staff Nurse Khowai Hosp. 03-01-94 N M (B) 0120 120 Lipika Roy Choudhury Staff Nurse Sonamura R.H 03-01-94 0121 121 Gouri Chakraborty Staff Nurse G.B.H 03-01-94 0122 122 Manashi Majumder Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 03-01-94 0123 123 Nandita Deb Roy Staff Nurse 03-01-94 Dipika Roy Bhowmik 0124 124 Staff Nurse Maharani PHC (Deb) 03-01-94 0125 125 Dipa Lodh Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 05-01-94 0126 126 Anjali Bhattacharjee Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 05-01-94 0127 127 Rekha Rani Acharjee Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 05-01-94 0128 Transfured to 128 Sabita Rani Das Staff Nurse G.B.H 05-01-94 N M (B) 0129 129 Namita Pal Staff Nurse Srinagar PHC 05-01-94 0130 130 Lipika Paul Staff Nurse 05-01-94 0131 131 Gita Rani Acharjee Staff Nurse G.B.H 07-01-94 0132 132 Gopa Deb Roy Staff Nurse Srinagar PHC 07-01-94 0133 133 Laxmi Saha Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 07-01-94 0134 134 Snehalata Majumder Staff Nurse G.B.H 07-01-94 0135 135 Sikha Rani Nandi Staff Nurse 07-01-94 0136 136 Hiranmayee Debnath Staff Nurse G.B.H 07-01-94 0137 137 Pritikana Debnath Staff Nurse 07-01-94 0138 138 Baby Rani Paul Staff Nurse G.B.H 07-01-94 0139 139 Swapna Choudhury Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 07-01-94 0140 140 Anjana Choudhury Staff Nurse G.B.H 07-01-94 0141 141 Bimala Das Staff Nurse Panisagar PHC 11-01-94 0142 142 Lakshmi Rani Das Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 11-01-94 0143 143 Malati Chakraborty Staff Nurse Kanchanpur R.H 11-01-94 0144 144 Sarathi Shil Staff Nurse Bishalghar PHC 11-01-94 0145 145 Sampa Das Staff Nurse 11-01-94 0146 146 Rani Bala Nath Staff Nurse Baxanagar PHC 11-01-94 0147 147 Usha Choudhuri Staff Nurse 11-01-94 Anandanagar 0148 148 Sikha Deb Staff Nurse PHC 11-01-94 0149 149 Priti Sarkar Staff Nurse 13-01-94 0150 150 Nina Chakraborty Staff Nurse 13-01-94 0151 151 Dipti Chakraborty Staff Nurse 13-01-94 0152 152 Kajal Roy Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 13-01-94 0153 153 Riktu Rani Sarkar Staff Nurse 13-01-94 0154 154 Rita Debnath Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 13-01-94 0155 155 Rama Bhowmik Staff Nurse 13-01-94 0156 156 Basanti Kar Staff Nurse 13-01-94 0157 157 Kabita Karmakar Staff Nurse T.S.H 13-01-94 0158 158 Ujjwala Chakraborty Staff Nurse G.B.H 17-01-94 0159 159 Rita Lodh Staff Nurse 17-01-94 0160 160 Swapna Ghosh Staff Nurse 17-01-94 0161 161 Juthika Dhar Staff Nurse 17-01-94 0162 162 Dipali Deb Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 17-01-94 TNC – 0163 163 Chhabi Choudhury Staff Nurse Sonamura PHC 17-01-94 0164 164 Sabita Pal Staff Nurse Maharani PHC 17-01-94 0165 165 Pranati Adhikari Staff Nurse Maharani PHC 17-01-94 0166 166 Sunanda Bhattacharya Staff Nurse Narshingarh PHC 17-01-94 0167 167 Sheuli Basak Staff Nurse Kathalia PHC 17-01-94 0168 168 Sobha Banik Staff Nurse 17-01-94 0169 169 Tapasi Saha Staff Nurse I.G.M Hospital 17-01-94 0170 170 Kalyani Bhattacharjee Staff Nurse Amarpur (H) 19-01-94 0171 171 Tulli Deb Staff Nurse Kanchanbari PHC 19-01-94 0172 172 Anima Baidya Staff Nurse 19-01-94 0173 173 Nilima Das Staff Nurse Muhuripur PHC 19-01-94 0174 174 Tulshi Datta Staff Nurse Silachari PHC 19-01-94 0175 175 Jana Datta Staff Nurse G.B.H 20-01-94 0176 176 Puspa Biswas Staff Nurse Kanchan Bari R.H 20-01-94 0177 177 Aiashi Majumder Staff Nurse Belonia Hospital 20-01-94 0178 178 Arati Ray Staff Nurse Narshingarh PHC 20-01-94 0179 179 Pranati Deb Staff Nurse 20-01-94 0180 180 Rekha Majumder Staff Nurse Kalyanpur CHC 20-01-94 0181 181 Chandana Chakraborty Staff Nurse Gandachara H 20-01-94 0182 182 Rina Ghosh Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 20-01-94 0183 183 Rekha Sarkar Staff Nurse T.S.H 22-01-94 0184 184 Anju Rani Das Staff Nurse Jirania R.H 22-01-94 0185 185 Sabitri Shil Staff Nurse Sabroom H 22-01-94 0186 186 Ratan Das Staff Nurse Khowai H 25-01-94 0187 187 Sabitri Bir Staff Nurse Kalyanpur R.H 25-01-94 0188 188 Dipali Sarkar Staff Nurse I.G.M.H 25-01-94 0189 189 Bina Chakraborty Staff Nurse Sabroom H.
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