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All Beneficiary Amendment name list of different Districts S.N. PA Number Amendment Needed Amendment Done District VDC/MUN W.N. Remarks 1 51-29-7-0-001 Bal Bahadur Sunar Chet Narayan Sunar Argakhachi Mareng 7 Death of beneficiary 2 51-41-2-0-005 Balkrishna Ghimire Shanta Ghimire Argakhachi Thada 2 Foreign Employment 3 51-34-3-0-002 Balkrishna Pariwar Bal krishna Darji Argakhachi Panena 3 Mistake In Name 4 51-3-5-0-007 Bhim Kami Punkali Kami Argakhachi Arghatos 5 Death of beneficiary 5 51-8-8-0-019 Bhuwani Prasad Pandey Top Lal Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 8 Foreign Employment 6 51-37-8-0-003 Bil Bahadur warghare Khagi Kala Barghare Argakhachi Siddhara 8 NA 7 51-35-4-0-012 Bir Bahadur B.K Kamala Bishowkarma Argakhachi Pokharathok 4 NA 8 51-23-6-0-002 Bishnu Bahadur Chettri Kalpana Khatri Argakhachi Khana 6 Foreign Employment 9 51-37-2-0-002 Bishnu Prasad Bhushal Radha Bhushal Argakhachi Siddhara 2 Foreign Employment 10 51-8-2-0-001 Chet Narayan Ghimire Laxmi Ghimire Argakhachi Bhagawati 2 Foreign Employment 11 51-41-1-0-001 Dadhiram Paudel Damkala Paudel Argakhachi Thada 1 Death of beneficiary 12 51-3-8-0-003 Damodar Bhushal Damodar Khanal Argakhachi Arghatos 8 Mistake In Name 13 51-36-1-0-004 Dashiram Chudali Bina Chudali Argakhachi Sandhikharka 1 Foreign Employment 14 51-42-4-0-001 Dashu Ram Pandey Kamala Pandey Argakhachi Thulapokhara 4 Foreign Employment 15 51-35-2-0-002 Deepak Raj Gautam Srijana Gyawali Argakhachi Pokharathok 2 Foreign Employment 16 51-29-1-0-003 Dil Bahadur Kunwar Dilaram Kunwar Argakhachi Mareng 1 Mistake In Name 17 51-37-9-0-002 Durga Budhathoki Bishna Budhathoki Argakhachi Siddhara 9 Foreign Employment 18 51-8-7-0-002 Durgadatta Pandey Goma Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 7 Health Problem of beneficiary 19 51-8-9-0-008 Ghaneshyam Pandey Ganga Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 Foreign Employment 20 51-19-4-0-001 Gomakala Adhikari Tikaram Adhikari Argakhachi Jukena 4 Health Problem of beneficiary 21 51-22-7-0-004 Govinda Bahadur Damai Thage Damai Argakhachi Kerunga 7 Health Problem of beneficiary 22 51-8-3-0-002 Gunakhar Pandey Mina Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 3 Health Problem of beneficiary 23 51-34-3-0-005 Hari Prasad Khanal Punkala Khanal Argakhachi Panena 3 Foreign Employment 24 51-8-9-0-007 Hutlal Pandey Putali Devi Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 Death of beneficiary 25 51-8-2-0-005 Indramani Ghimire Putala Ghimire Argakhachi Bhagawati 2 Foreign Employment 26 51-36-1-0-008 Jamuna B.K. Jabuna B.k Argakhachi Sandhikharka 1 Mistake In Name 27 51-37-3-0-005 Janak Prasad Belbase Suntali Devi Belbase Argakhachi Siddhara 3 Foreign Employment 28 51-3-1-0-006 Jung Bahadur B.k Khuma B.K Argakhachi Arghatos 1 Death of beneficiary 29 51-27-1-0-002 Khadka Bahadur Basnet Khadka Bahadur Basnet Chetri Argakhachi Khilji 1 Mistake In Name 30 51-41-2-0-001 Khageshor Adhikari Punaram Adhikari Argakhachi Thada 2 Health Problem of beneficiary 31 51-15-6-0-001 Khageshor Bharati Sumitra Bharati Argakhachi Dhikura 6 Health Problem of beneficiary 32 51-36-4-0-007 Khemkala Rana Khemkala Rana Magar Argakhachi Sandhikharka 5 Mistake In Name 33 51-18-1-0-007 Khetulal Adhikari Chama Adhikari Argakhachi Hansapur 1 Health Problem of beneficiary 34 51-8-2-0-007 Khim Bahadur Darlami Pramila Darlami Thapa Argakhachi Bhagawati 2 Foreign Employment 35 51-17-9-0-005 Khim Bahadur Gharti Magar Khim Bahadur Gharti Argakhachi Gokhunga 9 Mistake In Name 36 51-36-4-0-005 Khim Bahadur K.C Khatri Khim Bahadur Khatri Argakhachi Sandhikharka 4 Mistake In Name 37 51-35-1-0-002 Khum Bahadur B.k Bishnu Bishwokarma Argakhachi Pokharathok 1 NA 38 51-13-8-0-001 Kul Prasad Khanal Nim Kala Khanal Argakhachi Dharapani 8 Foreign Employment 39 51-26-7-0-004 Laxman Reshmi Laxman Reshmi Magar Argakhachi Khidim 7 Mistake In Name 40 51-36-4-0-002 Laxmi Bhushal Laxima Kumari Bhusal Argakhachi Sandhikharka 4 Mistake In Name 41 51-35-6-0-007 Madan Gharti Himkala Gharti Argakhachi Pokharathok 6 NA 42 51-35-3-0-003 Maniraj Paudel Pabitra Devi Paudel Argakhachi Pokharathok 3 Foreign Employment 43 51-42-9-0-002 Maniram Panthi Netra Prasad Panthi Argakhachi Thulapokhara 9 Death of beneficiary 44 51-8-8-0-014 Mankala Pandey Maniram Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 Health Problem of beneficiary 45 51-23-5-0-002 Mansing Khatri Nani Maiya Khanal Argakhachi Khana 5 Foreign Employment 46 51-39-4-0-005 Moti Bahadur B.k Moti Bahadur Kami Argakhachi Sitapur 4 Mistake In Name 47 51-18-6-0-007 Naam Bahadur Tomata Ram Kumari Tomata Argakhachi Hansapur 6 Death of beneficiary 48 51-8-9-0-011 Nandaram Bhattrai Parbata Bhattarai Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 Death of beneficiary 49 51-22-9-0-002 Nar Bahadur Damai Sita Damai Argakhachi Kerunga 9 Death of beneficiary 50 51-35-6-0-004 Nar Bahadur Ghartimagar Sher bahadur Gharti Magar Argakhachi Pokharathok 6 NA 51 51-41-2-0-002 Nar Bahadur Nepali Balika Nepali Argakhachi Thada 2 Health Problem of beneficiary 52 51-37-6-0-002 Narad Ale Sharada Ale Argakhachi Siddhara 6 Foreign Employment 53 51-42-8-0-001 Narayan Prasad Banjade Sarada Pandey Argakhachi Thulapokhara 8 Foreign Employment 54 51-35-6-0-009 Om Nath Gautam Bishnumaya Gautam Argakhachi Pokharathok 6 NA 55 51-15-1-0-006 Padam Bahadur Sunar Padam Bahadur Kami Sunar Argakhachi Dhikura 1 Mistake In Name 56 51-3-7-0-001 Raj Kumar Budhathoki Goma Budhathoki Argakhachi Arghatos 7 Foreign Employment 57 51-15-4-0-002 Runnata Marasini Bina Marasini Argakhachi Dhikura 4 Health Problem of beneficiary 58 51-42-6-0-001 Rupa Devi Pandey Raju Pandey Argakhachi Thulapokhara 6 Death of beneficiary 59 51-36-1-0-001 Sabitra Acharya Sabitri Acharya Argakhachi Sandhikharka 1 Mistake In Name 60 51-35-3-0-007 Santosh Thapa Humkala Thapa Reshmi Argakhachi Pokharathok 3 NA 61 51-29-7-0-002 Sarswoti Pandey Chetri Sarswoti Pandey Argakhachi Mareng 7 Mistake In Name 62 51-23-1-0-001 Sem Bahadur B.K Putali B.K Argakhachi Khana 1 Foreign Employment 63 51-8-9-0-004 Shibkali Pandey Thaneshwor Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 9 Health Problem of beneficiary 64 51-35-7-0-003 Shyam Bahadur Paharai Saraswati Paharai Magar Argakhachi Pokharathok 7 Foreign Employment 65 51-10-9-0-003 Shyambhu Prasad Panthi Mina Panthi Argakhachi Chidika 9 Foreign Employment 66 51-34-7-0-002 Srijana Pokhrel Krishna Prasad Pokhrel Argakhachi Panena 7 Health Problem of beneficiary 67 51-35-2-0-008 Tanka Bahadur Sarki Bimala Sarki Argakhachi Pokharathok 2 NA 68 51-28-7-0-002 Tara Devi Khatri Deepak Khatri Argakhachi Maidan 7 Death of beneficiary 69 51-42-7-0-001 Teju Prasad Paudel Ganga Paudel Argakhachi Thulapokhara 7 Foreign Employment 70 51-8-8-0-017 Thaniswor Pandey Maya Pandey Argakhachi Bhagawati 8 Foreign Employment 71 51-35-4-0-007 Til Bahadur Bishowkarma Parbata Bishwokarma Argakhachi Pokharathok 4 NA 72 51-41-5-0-004 Til Bahadur Pulami Durgadevi Pulami Argakhachi Thada 5 Death of beneficiary 73 51-27-2-0-002 Umkala Pun Umkala Pun Magar Argakhachi Khilji 2 Mistake In Name 74 51-41-3-0-005 Yemlal Bhattrai Debi Prasad Bhattrai Argakhachi Thada 3 Health Problem of beneficiary 75 45-31-1-0-004 Baburam Khadka Sita Khadka Baglung Ba.na. pa 1 Name difference 76 45-2-3-0-006 Bal Bahadur Pariyar Maya Pariyar Baglung AmalaChaur 3 Wife is representative 77 45-58-4-0-002 Bal bahadur Pun Bhumakali Thapa Baglung Tangram 4 Wife is representative 78 45-1-2-0-003 Bal Ram Kadel Tham Kumari kadel Baglung Adhikarichaur 1 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 79 45-50-4-0-005 Bhim Bahadur Shreesh Ran Maya Shreesh Baglung Righa 4 Daughter representing father 80 45-24-8-0-006 Bishnu B.K. Sase Sarki Baglung Dhullubaskota 8 father-in-law is representative; slip is in father-in-law's name 81 45-2-9-0-005 Bishnu Majhi Sagar Majhi Baglung AmalaChaur 9 Death 82 45-2-1-0-006 Bishnu Prasad Sharma Krishna Kumari Padhyani Baglung AmalaChaur 1 Death 83 45-24-8-0-001 Bisna Lohar Varithi Lohar Baglung Dhullubaskota 8 daughter-in-law is representative; slip is in daughter-in-law's name Kusha Debi Nepali 84 45-2-6-0-003 Buddi Bahadur Nepali Baglung Amalchaur 6 Wife representing Husband 85 45-22-9-0-002 Chandra bahadur Bhandari Chandrakala Bhandari Baglung Dudilabhati 9 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 86 45-24-5-0-007 Daya Ram Thapa Bhuwan Thapa Baglung Dhullubaskota 5 son is representative; slip is in son's name 87 45-58-2-0-001 Dil Bahadur Thapa Khagi Thapa Baglung Tangram 2 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 88 45-24-2-0-004 Durga Prasad Jaisi Mina Paudel Baglung Dhullubaskota 2 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 89 45-22-9-0-001 Ganesh bahadur Khatri Bishnu Khatri Baglung Dudilabhati 9 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 90 45-11-5-0-009 Gautami Kamini Babita Sunar Bika Baglung Binamare 5 Death 91 45-21-5-0-002 Gobinda Bahadur Khatri Kale Khatri Baglung Dhamja 5 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 92 45-58-3-0-001 Gopal Thapa Gothi thapa Baglung Tangram 3 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 93 45-22-9-0-003 Gyan Bahadur Khatri Gita Khatri Baglung Dudilabhati 9 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 94 45-58-8-0-002 Harilal Pun Gauri Pun Baglung Tangram 8 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 95 45-2-7-0-003 Indra Bahadur Nepali Laxmi Debi Paudel Baglung AmalaChaur 7 Wife is representative 96 45-48-6-0-011 Kalawati Chhetri Jayashwor Chhetri Baglung Rayadanda 6 Death of beneficiary 97 45-58-8-0-003 Kamal Bahadur Sarki Laxmi Sarki Baglung Tangram 8 Wife is representative; slip is in wife's name 98 45-1-8-0-002 Lal Bahadur Pun Gita Kumari Pun Magar Baglung Adhikarichaur 8 Wife is representative 99 45-10-6-0-006 Lal Bahadur Sunar Harikala Dharti Ghimire Baglung Bihu 6 Death 100 45-31-1-0-019 Laxmi Sarki Shanti Sarki Baglung Ba.na.
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