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S.No District Teshil Union Council School ID School Name Level Gender Inclass Material and Supplies Library Laboratory Co Badin 475 476 477 478 479 480 Travelling Stationary Inclass Co- Library Allowance (School Sub Total Furniture S.No District Teshil Union Council School ID School Name Level Gender Material and Curricular Sport Total Budget Laboratory (School Specific (80% Other) 20% supplies Activities Specific Budget) 1 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020033 GBPS - RAHIM DINO MALLAH Primary Boys 5,669 1,134 3,401 2,267 1,134 4,535 18,140 4,535 22,674 2 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020037 GBPS - WALI MUHAMMAD ARAIN Primary Boys 12,035 2,407 7,221 4,814 2,407 9,628 38,511 9,628 48,138 3 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020050 GBPS - KHANANI JAT Primary Boys 25,306 5,061 15,184 10,122 5,061 20,245 80,980 20,245 101,224 4 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020062 GBPS - CHOUDHRI AKRAM @ RASOOL BUX SAMOON Primary Boys 3,728 746 2,237 1,491 746 2,982 11,929 2,982 14,912 5 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020188 GBPS - CHAK NO. 20 Primary Mixed 13,114 2,623 7,868 5,246 2,623 10,491 41,964 10,491 52,456 6 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020190 GBPS - AFZAL ARAIN Primary Mixed 11,061 2,212 6,637 4,424 2,212 8,849 35,395 8,849 44,244 7 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020228 GBPS - UMER MAHERI Primary Mixed 3,512 702 2,107 1,405 702 2,810 11,239 2,810 14,048 8 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020258 GBPS - CHAK NO. 55 Primary Mixed 10,849 2,170 6,510 4,340 2,170 8,680 34,718 8,680 43,398 9 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020259 GBPS - SAIN DINO JAT Primary Mixed 6,640 1,328 3,984 2,656 1,328 5,312 21,248 5,312 26,560 10 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020260 GBPS - MUHAMMAD YOUSIF NADH Primary Mixed 4,483 897 2,690 1,793 897 3,587 14,347 3,587 17,934 11 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020261 GBPS - GHULAM RASOOL SAMOON Primary Mixed 7,501 1,500 4,501 3,001 1,500 6,001 24,004 6,001 30,005 12 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020264 GBPS - LALOO GALLAH Primary Mixed 5,021 1,004 3,013 2,008 1,004 4,017 16,067 4,017 20,084 13 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020266 GBPS - MIR MUHAMMAD SHAIKH Primary Mixed 7,825 1,565 4,695 3,130 1,565 6,260 25,040 6,260 31,301 14 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020267 GBPS - DODO KHASKHELI Primary Boys 3,620 724 2,172 1,448 724 2,896 11,584 2,896 14,480 15 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020268 GBPS - LAL DIN GUJAR Primary Mixed 10,739 2,148 6,444 4,296 2,148 8,591 34,366 8,591 42,957 16 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020271 GBPS - ABDULLAH SAMEJO Primary Mixed 7,072 1,414 4,243 2,829 1,414 5,657 22,630 5,657 28,287 17 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020283 GBPS - MUHAMMAD KHAN KHASKHELI Primary Mixed 7,825 1,565 4,695 3,130 1,565 6,260 25,040 6,260 31,301 18 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020284 GBPS - AHMED KHASKHELI@MUBEN JAT Primary Mixed 5,021 1,004 3,013 2,008 1,004 4,017 16,067 4,017 20,084 19 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020285 GBPS - NIM JAT Primary Mixed 7,827 1,565 4,696 3,131 1,565 6,262 25,047 6,262 31,309 20 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020325 GBPS - HAJI JAMALUDDIN CHANDIO Primary Mixed 9,660 1,932 5,796 3,864 1,932 7,728 30,912 7,728 38,640 21 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020328 GBPS - CHAK NO. 26 MUHAMMAD IQBAL KHOKHAR Primary Mixed 8,041 1,608 4,825 3,216 1,608 6,433 25,731 6,433 32,164 22 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020331 GBPS - SALEH MOHAMMAD JAT Primary Mixed 9,552 1,910 5,731 3,821 1,910 7,642 30,567 7,642 38,208 23 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020333 GBPS - CHAK NO. 54 Primary Boys 9,552 1,910 5,731 3,821 1,910 7,642 30,567 7,642 38,208 24 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020336 GBPS - MUHAMMAD KHAN LAGHARI Primary Boys 2,972 594 1,783 1,189 594 2,378 9,512 2,378 11,890 25 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020360 GBPS - MUHAMMAD KHAN MARI Primary Mixed 9,228 1,846 5,537 3,691 1,846 7,383 29,531 7,383 36,913 26 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020362 GBPS - UMER PUSRIO Primary Mixed 9,660 1,932 5,796 3,864 1,932 7,728 30,912 7,728 38,640 27 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020364 GBPS - CHAK NO. 4 Primary Mixed 9,120 1,824 5,472 3,648 1,824 7,296 29,185 7,296 36,481 28 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020366 GBPS - RISALDAR KHUSHI MUHAMMAD@BACHIYO JO Primary Boys 4,376 875 2,625 1,750 875 3,500 14,002 3,500 17,502 29 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020367 GBPS - IBRAHIM RAHIMOON Primary Mixed 13,222 2,644 7,933 5,289 2,644 10,577 42,310 10,577 52,887 30 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020379 GBPS - BUX ALI MARI Primary Mixed 3,296 659 1,978 1,318 659 2,637 10,548 2,637 13,185 31 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020380 GBPS - HAJI AHMED LOTHIO @ QABOOL CHANA Primary Mixed 3,944 789 2,366 1,578 789 3,155 12,620 3,155 15,775 32 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020384 GBPS - MIR KHAN LASHARI Primary Boys 9,012 1,802 5,407 3,605 1,802 7,210 28,840 7,210 36,050 33 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020386 GBPS - URS MAHERI Primary Mixed 8,257 1,651 4,954 3,303 1,651 6,606 26,422 6,606 33,028 34 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020387 GBPS - DHANI BUX SAMOON Primary Mixed 11,817 2,363 7,090 4,727 2,363 9,453 37,813 9,453 47,266 35 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020390 GBPS - MUHAMMAD RAHIM RIND Primary Mixed 8,801 1,760 5,280 3,520 1,760 7,041 28,162 7,041 35,203 36 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020391 GBPS - ALI DAD MARI CHAK NO. 6 Primary Mixed 4,591 918 2,755 1,837 918 3,673 14,692 3,673 18,366 37 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020410 GBPS - MUHAMMAD RAMZAN DAL Primary Mixed 7,503 1,501 4,502 3,001 1,501 6,003 24,011 6,003 30,014 38 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020418 GBPS - ABDUL REHMAN MAHERI Primary Mixed 3,944 789 2,366 1,578 789 3,155 12,620 3,155 15,775 39 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020432 GBPS - ADAM JAT Primary Boys 7,609 1,522 4,566 3,044 1,522 6,087 24,350 6,087 30,437 40 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020433 GBPS - WAHID BUX MARI Primary Mixed 7,609 1,522 4,566 3,044 1,522 6,087 24,350 6,087 30,437 41 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020435 GBPS - MUHAMMAD SULEMAN RIND Primary Mixed 7,717 1,543 4,630 3,087 1,543 6,174 24,695 6,174 30,869 42 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020479 GBPS - MUHAMMAD RAMZAN LUND Primary Mixed 7,721 1,544 6,177 1,544 1,544 6,177 24,709 6,177 30,886 43 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020501 GBPS - HAJI DATOO PANHWER Primary Mixed 5,239 1,048 3,143 2,096 1,048 4,191 16,765 4,191 20,956 44 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020516 GBPS - HAJI SHARE MUHAMMAD MAREE Primary Mixed 4,052 810 2,431 1,621 810 3,241 12,965 3,241 16,207 45 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020517 GBPS - ALLAH DINO DARS Primary Mixed 5,455 1,091 3,273 2,182 1,091 4,364 17,456 4,364 21,819 46 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020518 GBPS - HAJI JUMAN CHANNA Primary Mixed 5,992 1,198 3,595 2,397 1,198 4,794 19,176 4,794 23,970 47 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020519 GBPS - MANDANI MOHELLA Primary Boys 4,589 918 2,754 1,836 918 3,671 14,686 3,671 18,357 48 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020521 GBPS - PARIO MAHERI Primary Boys 4,268 854 2,561 1,707 854 3,414 13,656 3,414 17,070 49 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020522 GBPS - MANRO MALL KOLHI Primary Mixed 6,102 1,220 3,661 2,441 1,220 4,882 19,528 4,882 24,410 50 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 1-Khorwah 401020523 GBPS - GHULAM NABI MAREE Primary Mixed 5,347 1,069 3,208 2,139 1,069 4,278 17,110 4,278 21,388 51 Badin Golarchi-S.F.Rao 2-Shaheed Fazil Rahu 401020019 GBPS - CHAK NO.
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