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State Level Painting Competition on Energy Conservation- 2017 List of 13 selected students for prizes from State Level Painting Competition State- Mizoram Group - A Nodal CPSU - NEEPCO S. Student Name, Father’s/Mother’s School Name, Std. Position No. Address, Tel. No etc Name Address, Tel No etc. 1 Miss. Lalmuankimi Mr. Lalmuansanga St. Maria Goretti's, IV 1st Prize Vengthar, Kolasib, School, Venglai, Mizoram Kolasib. Mob. No. 8575950550 8014665409 2 Mstr. H. Lalnunfela Mr. H. Lalhuapliana Radiant Heart School, V 2nd Prize Thingsulthliah, Hospital Thingsulthliah, Camp Area, Aizawl, Mizoram area, Aizawl Mob. No. 9615234374 9856915656 3 Miss. Lalhunngheti Mrs. C. Zaikungi Presbyterian English VI 3rd Prize College VengKolasib, School, Diakkawn, Mizoram. Kolasib Mob. No. 8415882818 8794776626 4 Mstr. H. K. Malsawmzuala Mrs. H. Presbyterian English VI Consolation Diakkawn, Kolasib, Lalhmingsangi School, Diakkawn, Mizoram Kolasib Mob. No. 8794776626 03837220981 5 Miss Ritumita Roy Mr. Rintu Roy St. Henry's School, V Consolation Zalengveng, Vairengte, Vairengte, Kolasib Mizoram Mizoram Mob. No. 9401136354 9856830657 6 Miss. H. Remruatpuii Mr. H. Vanlalhluna Genesis English V Consolation Bethlehem,VengthlangA School, Bethlehem, izawl, Mizoram Aizawl Mob. No. 7085191439 9862376060 7 Mstr. Vanlalfela Mrs. Vanlalchhuani Tuikhurhlu UPS, VI Consolation Tuikhurhlu, Seling, Seling, Aizawl, Mizoram Mizoram Mob. No. 9862913263 9862664120 8 Miss. C. Ramthlanmawii Mr. M. S. Ferrando School, V Consolation Zemabawk, A. L. Road, Dawngkima Zemabawk, Aizawl Mizoram Mob. No. 8974404921 9436382630 9 Miss.Vanlalmalsawmhlui Mr. Lalbiakdika Rosebud School, V Consolation RaintakunVenglai, RamhlunVenglai, Mizoram Aizawl Mob. No. 9436141840 9612123543 10 Mstr. F. Lalruatkima Mr. F. Lalhriatpuia Genesis English IV Consolation Bethlehem, Aizawl, School, Bethlehem, Mizoram Aizawl Mob. No.857552813 9862376060 S. Student Name, Father’s/Mothe School Name, Std. Position No. Address, Tel. No etc r’s Name Address, Tel No etc. 11 Miss. Thelma Mr. Merry Mount School, VI Consolation Malsawmtluangi Chuaudingliana Tlangnuam,Kulikawn, H/No. 3/X/31, Kulikawn, Aizawl‐796005 Aizawl, Mizoram‐796005 8730821894 9874435974 Mob. No. 9862358835 12 Miss. NilakshiPonglo, Mr. St. Henry's School, VI Consolation NilomoyPhonglo Vairengte, Kolasib Lailapur, Cachar, Assam Mizoram Mob. No. 3638109140 9856830657 13 Mstr. H. Lalremruata Mrs. C. Grace Academy, Siaha V Consolation H. No. 17, Meisathla‐II, Vanlalthianghlimi ECM Vaih, Siaha, Siaha, Mizoram‐796901 Mizoram Mob. No. 9436379737 9436379010 (SD/‐) (Ajay Kumar) Signature of the Nodal Officer Sr. Manager (HR), NEEPCO .

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