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Contact Details of District AIDS Control Officers As on Sept'16 Sr Contact Details of District AIDS Control Officers as on Sept'16 Sr. State District Name of the DACO Contact No (O) Mobile No Office Address DACO Email id No. DAPCU O/O Addl.District Medical & Health office IInd Floor, DM&HO Building, 1 Andhra Pradesh Ananthapur Dr. T. V. Sai Pratap 9441119222 [email protected] Opp.Govt. General hospital, Anantapur AP Pin Code- 515 001 DAPCU 2 Andhra Pradesh Chittoor Dr. C. Varasundaram 9849902375 Office of the ADM&HO(AIDS&Leprosy), [email protected] SVRRGG Hospital, Tirupati AP- 517 501 DAPCU office 2nd floor, Addl.District,Medl Health Officer,(AIDS & [email protected]; 3 Andhra Pradesh East Godavari Dr. M. Pavan Kumar 9849902303 Leprosy), DM&HO Office, [email protected] Near P.R.College, Kakinada- East Godavari District AP-533004 DAPCU Dr. J. Sarasijakshi District Medical & Health Office, 3rd Floor, 4 Andhra Pradesh Guntur ADM&HO(A&L), 9849902339 OPP. Collector Office, Guntur [email protected] Incharge AP- 522003 DAPCU O/o. Addl. DM&HO (A/L) 2nd floor Dr. C. Aruna Sulochana 5 Andhra Pradesh Kadapa 9849902387 DM&HO campus Akkayaiahpalli opp:Ekbal [email protected] Devi rice mill Kadapa YSR dist. AP-516002 DAPCU c/o.Addl. District Medical & Health Officer (AIDS & Leprosy),upstairs of X-ray room, 6 Andhra Pradesh Krishna Dr. T. V. S. N. Sastry 9849902330 [email protected] Old Govt. General Hospital, Hanuman Pet Vijayawada, Krishna Dist. AP - 520003 DAPCU O/o ADM&HO (A&L) Govt.Querters Dr. Roopa Sree. [email protected] , 7 Andhra Pradesh Kurnool 9849902417 No:B/D1-12,B.Camp,Opp:Officers M.D.DVL., [email protected] Club,Kurnool Dist. AP-518002 DAPCU Addl.DM&HO(A&L)Office,2nd 8 Andhra Pradesh Nellore Dr. C.V. Ramadevi 9441885920 floor,DM&HO campus,Santhapet,SPSR [email protected] Nellore. AP PIN:524001 DAPCU 5 th line, Clough pet, Ongole, (Prakasam 9 Andhra Pradesh Prakasham Dr. K. Padmavathi 9966637234 [email protected] Dist) AP PIN: 523001 DAPCU 2nd Floor, O/o the Addl. DM & HO (AIDS & Lep.), DM & HO Office Building, Opp Bapuji [email protected] 10 Andhra Pradesh Srikakulam G.Ratnakumari 9849654064 Kala Mandhir, Near 7 Road Junction, m Srikakulam AP- 532001 DAPCU O/o the Addl. DM & HO (AIDS & Lep.) Beside Regional Eye Hospital, 11 Andhra Pradesh Vishakapatnam Dr.R.Ramesh 9849902295 [email protected] Opp Bullaiah College, Rama Talkies Hospital road, Visakhapatnam. AP -530003 DAPCU Addl. District Medical & Health Officer, Dr. D. Sudhakar dlovizianagaram@rediffmail. 12 Andhra Pradesh Vizianagaram 9848104060 (AIDS&Leprosy), DM & HO Campus, Patnaik com Vizianagaram AP-535003 DAPCU DM&HO Campus 3rd floor Near Old bus 13 Andhra Pradesh West Godavari Dr.P.Uma Devi 9000969611 Stand [email protected] Eluru West Godavari Dt. AP Pincode:534001 O/o District Health Hospital, District AIDS & 14 Arunachal Pradesh Lohit Vacant Prevention Control Unit, Tezu, Lohit District. Pin- 792001 District AIDS Prevention & Control [email protected] 15 Assam Kamrup Dr.Tishya 9435564651 Unit,Nizam Path, 6th Mile Khanapara, om Guwahati - 781022 District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit [email protected] (DAPCU), Sadar Hospital Campus, Araria pin- Akhileshwar Kumar [email protected] 16 Bihar Araria 9006639863 854311 Singh [email protected] m District Aids Prevention And Control Unit, 17 Bihar Katihar Shaunik Prakash 8864082109 Above Blood Bank, Sadar Hospital, Katihar- [email protected] 854105 District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit, 9122950064, 18 Bihar Lakhisarai Arvind Kumar Roy Sadar Hospital Campus, Lakhisarai- 811311 [email protected] 9430402905 4488,1st Floor,DGD SHORA 19 Delhi Central Dr. Ritu Choudhari 9871179667 KOTHI,SHAHEED BHAGAT SINGH GALI, [email protected] PAHARGANJ,Delhi-110055 DISTRICT AIDS PREVENTION & CONTROL 011- UNIT (DAPCU), EAST 20 Delhi East Dr. Sandeep Agarwal 011-22378314 22378314/98 DISTRICT,Delhi Govt. Dispensary, Room No. [email protected] 11280161 201, Second Floor, I.P.Extn.Near Max Hospital, Delhi-110092. Office of CDMO North, Govt of NCT of Delhi,Directorate of Health Services,DGD 21 Delhi North Dr. Sudha Gupta 9911171421 Building Complex, 1st FloorGulabi Bagh, [email protected] Delhi -110007,Near Pratap Nagar Metro Station District AIDS Prevention Control Unit,North East District,DPMU Office, C-Block , 22 Delhi North-East Dr Satish Chandra 8745011311 Weaver’s Complex,DC Office Complex, [email protected] Nand Nagri,Delhi-110093 District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit, 1st Floor State TB Training & Demonstration Centre, Civil Hospital [email protected] 23 Gujarat Ahmedabad Dr Dixit Kapadia 9727722884 Campus,Asrava,Ahmedabad,Pin code- om 380016 DAPCU, Room No. - 37,38, Third Floor, Jilla Seva 24 Gujarat Banaskantha B.B.SOLANKI 9099064816 [email protected] Sadan - 2, Bahumali Bhavan, Jorawar Palace, Palanpur, Banaskantha District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit,opp. Burns Ward, Nr. Skin ward, upto [email protected] 25 Gujarat Bhavnagar Dr. K. R. Solanki 9727779677 Medical Store, Sir.T. Hospital Compound, m Bhavnagar. Pin Code:364001 District TB HIV Officer,District Aids Prevention & Control Unit, Dahod,District TB Center, In Civil Hospital Campus,Behind 26 Gujarat DAHOD Dr.P.R.SUTHAR 7567896510 [email protected] Bhagini Samaj,Station Road, Dahod.PIN - 389151 (Gujarat) District AIDS Prevention & Cantrol Unit, [email protected] 27 Gujarat Mahesana Dr KK Patel 8980041018 District TB Centre Campus , T.B.Road m Mehsana . 384002 District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit - Navsari,4th Floor QAMO Office,District 28 Gujarat Navsari Dr. Anil Patel 9727704076 [email protected] Panchayat Bhavan, Junathana, Navsari:396445 DAPCU RAJKOT-DISTRICT TB CENTER,Old 29 Gujarat Rajkot Dr.S.G. Lakkand 99099 79778 Collector Office Campus, RAJKOT- 360 001 [email protected] 1st FlOOR, HEALTH BRANCH, JILLA 30 Gujarat Surat Dr. Jigna C. Patel 9727774621 PANCHAYAT, DARIYA MAHEL, [email protected] MUGALISARA, SURAT - 395007 District AIDS Preventation & Control Unit,Surendranagar. Room.No:16,District dapcu_surendranagar@yaho 31 Gujarat Surendranagar Dr.P.K.Parmar 9727730010 TB Center,MGS Hospital o.com Campus,Surendranagar.Pin:363001 District AIDS Prevention & Control Dr. Meenakshi Unit,District T.B.Centre,Behind Dabhoi [email protected] 32 Gujarat Vadodara 8980039115 chowhan Dasalad Bhavan,Ajwa-Waghodia Ring m Road,Vadodara- 390019. Office Of Civil Surgeon,DAPCU,Room No. 225,Ch. Bansilal General Hospital,Ghanta 33 Haryana Bhiwani Dr Suman 9416766799 [email protected] Ghar Bhiwani Pin code 127021 DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit 34 Karnataka Bagalkot Dr. S.M. INAMADAR 8088464800 [email protected] (DAPCU), Dist.. Health & FW Office, Bagalkot DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit 9008002511 / [email protected] / 35 Karnataka Bangalore Rural Dr. Shakila N. (DAPCU), BBMP Meternity Hospital 9449843215 [email protected] Premises, Behand Ganesha Temple Munireddy palya, J.C.Nagar Main road, DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit 36 Karnataka Bangalore Urban Dr. Asha DAPCU I/c 9449846992 [email protected] (DAPCU), District TB Centre, Bangalore (U). DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER Dr. Shailaja 9449846994/ District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit 37 Karnataka Belgaum [email protected] Tammannavar 9449843216 (DAPCU), M. Vadagaon, Belgaum-590005 DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit (DAPCU), Behind Dist. Health & FW Office, [email protected] 38 Karnataka Bellary Dr. H Nizamuddin 9449843219 HQS Compound, Ananthpur Road, Bellary. [email protected] DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER Dr. Marthadrao DH & FW office premises 39 Karnataka Bidar 9449846996 [email protected] Khasampurkar. District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit (DAPCU), Bidar-586101 DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit Dr Jebunnisabegum 40 Karnataka Bijapur 9449846997 (DAPCU), DTO Office, District Hospital [email protected] Belagi Compund, Athani Road, Bijapur -586101 DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER 9449846998 District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit [email protected] 41 Karnataka Chamarajanagar Dr. Mahadevu.N 9449843224 (DAPCU), Dist Health FW Office No.342 ;3rd [email protected] Floor Chamarajnagar. DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER DISTRICT AIDS PREVENTION & CONTROL UNIT (DAPCU), 42 Karnataka Chikmagalore Dr. Balakrishna T.P 9449846999 [email protected] Off. Of Dist. Tuberculosis center, District Hospital Premises, Chikmagalur-577101. DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit 43 Karnataka Davanagere Dr. G.D. Raghavan 9449843227 [email protected] (DAPCU), No. 10 CG hospital Davangere -577004 District Programme Officer, District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit (DAPCU), District Dr Yashwanth A 44 Karnataka Dharwad / Hubli 9449843225 Health & Family Welfare office, [email protected] Madinkar Near K C Park, P.B.Road, Dharwad-08. DISTRICT AIDS PREVENTION AND CONTROL UNIT, 9449847002, District Health and Family welfare 45 Karnataka Gadag Dr. Chandrakala J [email protected] 9449843228 Office,Room No 101, District Administrative Building, Hubli Road, GADAG. DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER, DAPCU , Behind S.P. office, Regional Health Dr.Sharanabassappa.G 46 Karnataka Gulbarga 9449843229 & Family Welfare, Training Centre, Campus, [email protected] anajelked Gulbarga-585103, DISTRICT PROGRAMME OFFICER District AIDS Prevention & Control Unit (DAPCU), 9449847004 / [email protected] / 47 Karnataka Hassan Dr.Nagesh aradhya.P District Health and Family welfare Office, 9448346443 [email protected]
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