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S.N PA NO District GP/NP Ward GID Slip Number Grievant Name नपे ाल सरकार राष्ट्रिय पनु र्नर्ि ािण प्राधिकरण मिति: २०७५/२/१८ छु ट सर्वक्षे ण तथा पनू ःजाचबाट लाभग्राही कायर् भएका पनु र्नर्ािण तथा प्रर्वललकरण लाभग्राहीह셁को सचू ी (सर्वसि ािारण प्रयोजनको लागी र्ात्र) S.N PA_NO District GP/NP Ward GID Slip Number Grievant Name Houseowner Name BENEFICIARY 1 G-27-6-1-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205534 1681300 Prem Tamang Prem Tamang RCB 2 G-27-6-1-0-0002 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205542 1681303 Radha Devi Pandey Radha Devi Pandey RCB 3 G-27-6-1-0-0003 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205331 1681305 Lalita Tamang Lalita Tamang RCB 4 G-27-6-1-0-0004 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205355 1681312 Kumar Lama Maile Tamang RCB 5 G-27-6-1-0-0005 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205344 1681321 Keshav Prasad Adhikari Keshav Prasad Adhikari RCB 6 G-27-6-1-0-0007 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205365 1681323 Sumitra Humagin Kusal Paudel RCB 7 G-27-6-1-0-0006 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205370 1681330 Prabin Adhikari Prabin Adhikari RCB 8 G-27-6-1-0-0008 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 5 1681339 Rita Gajurel timalsina Rita Gajurel timalsina RCB 9 G-27-6-1-0-0009 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 7 1681341 Subash Devkota Subash Devkota RCB 10 G-27-6-1-0-0010 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205544 1681342 Sonam Lama Sonam Lama RCB 11 G-27-6-1-0-0011 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205368 1681343 Saroj Tamang Saroj Tamang RCB 12 G-27-6-1-0-0012 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 8 1681344 Bijay Kumar Tamang Bijay Kumar Tamang RCB 13 G-27-6-2-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 2 205285 1681362 Kanchha Shrestha Kanchha Shrestha RCB 14 G-27-6-2-0-0002 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 2 205301 1681373 Dharma Dangol Kashi Narayan Dangol RCB 15 R-27-6-2-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 2 205308 1681378 Tej Bahadur Lawot Sagar Raj Lawat RTB 16 G-27-6-2-0-0003 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 2 205266 1681383 Laxmi Narayan Dangol Laxmi Narayan Dangol RCB 17 G-27-6-2-0-0004 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 2 205294 1681398 Hira Kaji Shrestha Hira Kaji Shrestha RCB 18 G-27-6-3-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205213 1681403 Rajendra Shrestha Rajendra Shrestha RCB 19 G-27-6-3-0-0002 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205225 1681404 Asta Narayan Shrestha Asta Narayan Shrestha RCB 20 G-27-6-3-0-0003 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205217 1681406 Shyam lal Shrestha Shyam Lal Shrestha RCB 21 G-27-6-3-0-0004 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 202441 1681407 Shyam Shrestha Shyam Shrestha RCB 22 G-27-6-3-0-0005 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205245 1681408 Balkrishna Shrestha Balkrishna Shrestha RCB 23 G-27-6-3-0-0006 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205228 1681411 Laxmimaya Shrestha Laxmi Maya Shrestha RCB 24 G-27-6-3-0-0007 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205218 1681412 Shreejana Dangol Shreejana Dangol RCB 25 G-27-6-3-0-0008 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205238 1681415 Rajkumar Shrestha Raj Kumar Shrestha RCB 26 G-27-6-3-0-0009 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205240 1681418 Dharmaraj Shrestha Dharma Raj Shrestha RCB 27 G-27-6-3-0-0010 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205220 1681419 Ramchandra Shrestha Ram Chandra Shrestha RCB 28 G-27-6-3-0-0011 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205227 1681420 Nhuchhe N Shresthat Nuchhe Narayan Shrestha RCB 29 G-27-6-3-0-0012 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205161 1681421 Kale Babu Maharjan Kale Babu Maharjan RCB 30 G-27-6-3-0-0013 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205170 1681428 Maiya Baniya Maiya Baniya RCB 31 G-27-6-3-0-0014 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205169 1681429 Ram Baniya Ram Baniya RCB 32 G-27-6-3-0-0015 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205164 1681430 Krishna Lama Krishna Lama RCB 33 G-27-6-3-0-0016 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205239 1681431 Rabindra Dangol Rabindra Dangol RCB 34 G-27-6-3-0-0017 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205120 1681464 Tika Narayan Shrestha Tika Narayan Shrestha RCB 35 G-27-6-3-0-0018 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 202440 1681467 Madan Shrestha Madan Shrestha RCB 36 G-27-6-3-0-0019 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205226 1681468 Nhuchhe N Shresthat Nuchhe Narayan Dangol RCB 37 G-27-6-3-0-0020 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 3 205230 1681473 Dhanmaya Dangol Dhan maya Lawot dangol RCB 38 G-27-6-4-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 4 205127 1681434 Bishnumaya Shrestha Bishnu Maya Shrestha RCB 39 G-27-6-4-0-0002 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 4 202442 1681435 Bal Mukunda P.Khanal Bal mukund Prasad Khanal RCB 40 G-27-6-6-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 6 202443 1681442 Shanta Thapa Ranjit Thapa RCB 41 G-27-6-6-0-0002 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 6 201665 1681463 Nani Babu Dangol Nani Babu Dangol RCB 42 G-27-6-7-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 7 205156 1681445 Ambika K.c Ambika Kc RCB S.N PA_NO District GP/NP Ward GID Slip Number Grievant Name Houseowner Name BENEFICIARY 43 G-27-6-7-0-0002 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 7 205153 1681446 Krishnadevi Maharjan Krishna Devi Maharjan RCB 44 G-27-6-8-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 8 205174 1681461 Thike Maya Maharjan Thike Maya Maharjan RCB 45 G-27-6-9-0-0003 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 9 205178 1681453 NIru Basnet Niru Basnet RCB 46 G-27-6-9-0-0004 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 9 205177 1681454 Bal Bdr Timilsina Bal Bdr Timalsina RCB 47 G-27-6-9-0-0005 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 9 205175 1681456 Tika Bdr Thapa Tika Bahadur Thapa RCB 48 G-27-6-9-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 9 205056 1681457 Ramchandra Aryal Ramchandra Aryal RCB 49 G-27-6-9-0-0002 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 9 205183 1681458 Sarada Devi Shrestha Sharda Devi Shrestha RCB 50 R-27-6-10-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 10 205068 1681450 Dillip Adhakari Dillip Adhikari RTB 51 G-27-6-10-0-0001 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 10 205176 1681451 Indra Laxmi Maharjan Indra Laxmi Maharjan RCB 52 G-27-6-10-0-0002 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 10 205067 1681452 Subhadra Adhakari Subhadra Adhikari RCB 53 G-27-6-1-0-0013 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205318 1681262 Kanchhi Shrestha Kanchhi Shrestha RCB 54 G-27-6-1-0-0014 Kathmandu Tokha Urban Municipality 1 205253 1681278 Bimala Ghimire Bimala Ghimire RCB 55 G-27-10-8-0-0005 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 204041 1682833 Somar tamang Somar Tamang RCB 56 G-27-10-8-0-0006 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 204110 1682834 Rajman ghole Rajman Ghole RCB 57 G-27-10-8-0-0007 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 203968 1682835 Ieman ghole Iman Ghole RCB 58 G-27-10-8-0-0008 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 204079 1682836 Bijay lama Bijaya Lama RCB 59 G-27-10-8-0-0009 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 203970 1682840 Bhim bdr. Tamang Bhim Bahadur Tamang RCB 60 G-27-10-8-0-0010 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 202083 1682841 Bibi ghlan Bibi Ghalan RCB 61 G-27-10-8-0-0011 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 203636 1682843 Aida ghlan Aida Ghalan RCB 62 G-27-10-8-0-0012 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 203988 1682845 Arjun thing tamang Arjun Thing tamang RCB 63 G-27-10-8-0-0013 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 203550 1682848 Sanu ghlan Sanu Ghlan RCB 64 G-27-10-8-0-0014 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 204125 1682849 Ghyan bdr. Lama Gyan Bahadur Lama RCB 65 G-27-10-8-0-0015 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 204126 1682850 Bina kumari lama Bina Kumari Lama RCB 66 G-27-10-8-0-0016 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 203627 1682851 Somar lama Somar Lama RCB 67 G-27-10-8-0-0017 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 204042 1682852 Bir bdr. Thing Bir Bahadur Thing RCB 68 G-27-10-8-0-0018 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 204090 1682853 Sanu maya Moktan Sun Maya Moktan tamang RCB 69 G-27-10-8-0-0019 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 203922 1682871 Sarmila Khatri Sharmila Khatri RCB 70 G-27-10-8-0-0020 Kathmandu Shankharapur Urban Municipality 8 204099 1682873 Radha Krishna khatri Sita Khatri RCB 71 R-27-1-19-0-0010 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitan City 19 207342 1678701 Buddha Laxmi Khatri Buddha Kumari Khadgi RTB 72 R-27-1-19-0-0011 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitan City 19 207465 1678740 Bhuvan Man Tuladhar Bhuvan Man Tuladhar RTB 73 R-27-1-19-0-0012 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitan City 19 206626 1678746 Dharma Munikar Dharma Munikar RTB 74 G-27-1-19-0-0003 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitan City 19 206618 1678758 Ram Prashad Shrestha Ram Pd Shrestha RCB 75 G-27-1-19-0-0004 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitan City 19 206617 1678759 Digamber Shrestha Degamber Shrestha RCB 76 G-27-1-19-0-0005 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitan City 19 207361 1678775 Menaka Maharjan Menuka Maharjan RCB 77 G-27-1-19-0-0006 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitan City 19 207444 1678776 Balkrishna Maharjan Bal Krishna Maharjan RCB 78 G-27-7-1-0-0016 Kathmandu Tarkeshwor Urban Municipality 1 209179 16833904 Mohan Krishna Adhikari Mohan krishna Adhikari RCB 79 G-27-7-1-0-0017 Kathmandu Tarkeshwor Urban Municipality 1 208247 1683907 Ganga Kagla Ganga Kafle RCB 80 G-27-7-1-0-0004 Kathmandu Tarkeshwor Urban Municipality 1 208332 1683910 Gyan Kaji Shrestha Gyankaji Shrestha RCB 81 G-27-7-1-0-0005 Kathmandu Tarkeshwor Urban Municipality 1 207951 1683911 Arjun Mangrati Arjun Magrati RCB 82 G-27-7-1-0-0006 Kathmandu Tarkeshwor Urban Municipality 1 208793 1681555 ganga paudel Laxmi Paudel RCB 83 G-27-7-2-0-0002 Kathmandu Tarkeshwor Urban Municipality 2 202812 1681551 basudev phuyal sharma Basudev Phuyal Sharma RCB 84 G-27-7-2-0-0003
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