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List Call Letters Page No. 1 LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR WHOM CALL LETTERS ISSUED ADVT-01/2009 EXAM DATE - 06 AUG 2009 TRADE - UPPER DIVISION CLERK EXAM CENTRE - GREF CENTRE, PUNE-15 CATEGORY - UR (DIGHI CAMP, PUNE -15 (MAHARASHTRA) Srl Control Name Father's Name Address No. No. DOB 1 UDC/UR/R K PRAVEEN GS-184915K, LDC E- KUMAR K PRAVEEN KUMAR APPT/1852 GREF CENTRE 58 DIGHI CAMP, PUNE-411015 11/Jun/78 UDC/UR/RE-APPT/185258 2 UDC/UR/1 PRAMOD R.S. BISHT PRAMOD BISHT S/O RS BISHT 85032 BISHT Sr ADM OFFICER HQ 49 BRTF (GREF) C/O 56 APO, PIN - 930049 5/Mar/85 UDC/UR/185032 3 UDC/UR/1 BIJOY KUMAR V.V. RAJAN BIJOY KUMAR S/O V.V RAJAN 85010 VASANTHA VIHAR PUTHENPEEDIKA, OMALLUR PO - PATHANAMTHITTA 24/Jan/83 STATE - KERALA - 689 647 UDC/UR/185010 4 UDC/RE- SANJAY GS-185283W, LDC, SANJAY KUMAR APPT/UR/ KUMAR 65 RCC (GREF) 185335 C/O 56 APO, PIN - 930065 12/Feb/79 UDC/RE-APPT/UR/185335 5 UDC/UR/R DILIP PR GS-182752H, LDC, DILIP PR E- GREF RECORDS APPT/1852 DIGHI CAMP, PUNE-411015 54 10/Dec/77 UDC/UR/RE-APPT/185254 6 UDC/RE- ABHILASH GS-181290P, LDC APPT/UR/ PILLAI ABHILASH PILLAI 185332 HQ CE (P) UDAYAK C/O 99 APO, PIN - 931715 16/Apr/75 UDC/RE-APPT/UR/185332 7 UDC/UR/1 MUNESH MANI KANT MUNESH KUMAR CHOUDHARY 85147 KUMAR CHOUDHARY S/O MANI KANT CHOUDHARY CHOUDHARY VILL+PO - AHIYAPUR VIA - BACHHWARA DISTT - BEGUSARAI 5/Feb/84 STATE - BIHAR , PIN- 851 111 UDC/UR/185147 Note:- Candidate who donot receive Call Letter by post , can also report for Trade Test / Interview with a copy of Attestation Form duly completed by downloading form from this web site. Page No. 2 TRADE - UPPER DIVISION CLERK EXAM CENTRE - GREF CENTRE, PUNE-15 CATEGORY - UR (DIGHI CAMP, PUNE -15 (MAHARASHTRA) Srl Control Name Father's Name Address No. No. DOB 8 UDC/UR/R VINOD KUMAR GS-186839F, LDC, VINOD KUMAR E- 456 RMPL CARE APPT/1852 120 RCC (GREF) 53 CO 99 APO, PIN - 930120 11/Mar/82 UDC/UR/RE-APPT/185253 9 UDC/UR/1 SANJAY BHAGVAT SANJAY KUMAR MISHRA 85187 KUMAR PRASAD S/O BHAGVAT PRASAD MISHRA MISHRA MISHRA B- 60 PRIYANKA NAGAR NEAR CHURCH NAYAPURA LOLAR ROAD ,BHOPAL 31/Dec/86 MADHYA PRADESH, PIN- 462 032 UDC/UR/185187 10 UDC/UR/1 RAHUL JOGINDER PAL RAHUL SHARMA 85053 SHARMA SHARMA S/O JOGINDER PAL SHARMA NEW ABADI ANANDPUR ROAD NEAR ANANDPUR WATER TANK MOHALLA - JANDERIAN CITY PATHANKOT 5/Jan/89 DIST - GURDASPUR STATE - PUNJAB, PIN - 145 001 UDC/UR/185053 11 UDC/UR/1 B SREERAMA B NADASIMHA B SREERAMA REDDY 85183 REDDY REDDY S/O B NADASIMHA REDDY D NO - 1 - 1 - 833 INDIRA GANDHI NAGAR ANANTAPUD 10/Feb/87 ANDHRA PRADESH, PIN - 515 003 UDC/UR/185183 12 UDC/RE- AMAR KUMAR GS-178639W LDC APPT/UR/ SHARMA AMAR KUMAR SHARMA 185310 504 SS & TC (GREF) C/O 99 APO, PIN - 930504 5/Nov/75 UDC/RE-APPT/UR/185310 13 UDC/UR/R CHANDRACHU GS-188266F, LDC. E- RH SINGH CHANDRACHURH SINGH APPT/1852 1611 PNR COY (GREF) 64 C/O 56 APO , PIN - 931611 26/Oct/84 UDC/UR/RE-APPT/185264 Note:- Candidate who donot receive Call Letter by post , can also report for Trade Test / Interview with a copy of Attestation Form duly completed by downloading form from this web site. Page No. 3 TRADE - UPPER DIVISION CLERK EXAM CENTRE - GREF CENTRE, PUNE-15 CATEGORY - UR (DIGHI CAMP, PUNE -15 (MAHARASHTRA) Srl Control Name Father's Name Address No. No. DOB 14 UDC/UR/1 RAGHVENDRA LALAN PRASAD RAGHVENDRA KUMAR SINGH 85132 KUMAR SINGH SINGH S/O LALAN PRASAD SINGH VILL+PO - PANACHHAPRA VIA - MOTIPUR DISTT - MUZAFFARPUR 12/Dec/85 STATE - BIHAR, PIN- 843 111 UDC/UR/185132 15 UDC/UR/1 PRABHAKAR RAMRAO PRABHAKAR RAMRAO DUMBRE 85122 RAMRAO REVAJI DUMBRE S/O RAMRAO REVAJI DUMBRE DUMBRE 533/D SONANANE BUILDING NARAYAN PETH, PUNE 28/Nov/83 MAHARASHTRA, PIN - 411 030 UDC/UR/185122 16 UDC/UR/1 SABALE SABALE SABALE HEMANT AVINASH 85117 HEMANT AVINASH S/O SABALE AVINASH VISHNU AVINASH VISHNU AT - PO - ALANDI DEWACHI 1018 MARKAL ROAD, BEHIND SBI TAL - KHED, DISTT - PUNE 12/Jun/87 MAHARASHTRA, PIN - 412 105 UDC/UR/185117 17 UDC/UR/1 GIRISH BR RAJE GOWDA GIRISH BR 85004 S/O LATE RAJE GOWDA # 74 BITTAGOWDANAHALLI KASABA HOBLI KONUMANTHAPURA POST 20/Jan/86 GORUR ROAD, HASSAN (T) - (D) KARNATAKA, PIN - 573 201 UDC/UR/185004 18 UDC/UR/R SURYANSHU GS-185339X LDC E- KUMAR SURYANSHU KUMAR APPT/1852 HQ DGBR 66 SEEMA SADAK BHAWAN RING ROAD, DELHI CANTT 1/Mar/80 NARAINA NEW DELHI, PIN - 110010 UDC/UR/RE-APPT/185266 Note:- Candidate who donot receive Call Letter by post , can also report for Trade Test / Interview with a copy of Attestation Form duly completed by downloading form from this web site. Page No. 4 TRADE - UPPER DIVISION CLERK EXAM CENTRE - GREF CENTRE, PUNE-15 CATEGORY - UR (DIGHI CAMP, PUNE -15 (MAHARASHTRA) Srl Control Name Father's Name Address No. No. DOB 19 UDC/UR/1 ASHISH KRISHAN ASHISH KUMAR GOYAT 85006 KUMAR KUMAR GOYAT S/O KRISHAN KUMAR GOYAT GOYAT H No. 16 VIDYA NAGAR HANUMAN MANDIR MARG BHIWANI 16/Sep/87 STATE - HARYANA, PIN - 127 021 UDC/UR/185006 20 UDC/RE- HEMANT GS-186884N, LDC APPT/UR/ KUMAR HEMANT KUMAR MISHRA 185306 MISHRA ESD (GREF) C/O 99 APO, PIN - 931702 15/Jun/76 UDC/RE-APPT/UR/185306 21 UDC/UR/1 ATHAR MAIRAJ MH SIDDIQUI ATHAR MAIRAJ 85083 S/O MH SIDDIQUI CPRI CAMPUS, PB No - 14 MODIPURAM 8/Apr/84 UTTAR PRADESH, - 250 110 UDC/UR/185083 22 UDC/UR/1 PATIL PATIL PATIL GHANASHYAM SUBHASH 85009 GHANASHYAM SUBHASH S/O PATIL SUBHASH PANDIT SUBHASH PANDIT POLICE LINE BOMBAY TYPE - AA, ROOM No. 3, JALGAON 24/Jul/87 MAHARASHTRA, PIN- 425 001 UDC/UR/185009 23 UDC/UR/1 BUDH RAM JEET BAHADUR BUDH RAM GURUNG 85200 GURUNG GURUNG S/O JEETBAHADUR GURUNG T/ 67B 509 AREA NEAR AIR PORT ROAD LOHEGAON, PUNE 1/Aug/88 MAHARASHTRA, PIN - 411032 UDC/UR/185200 24 UDC/UR/1 SANJEEV GHANSHYAM SANJEEV VIRMANAYA 85005 VIRMANAYA SINGH S/O GHANSHYAM SINGH H.No. 177/5 DHARM ENCLAVE COLONY, CHANDPUR ROAD BULANDSHAHR 14/Jul/86 DISTT - BULANDSHAHR UTTAR PRADESH, PIN - 203 001 UDC/UR/185005 Note:- Candidate who donot receive Call Letter by post , can also report for Trade Test / Interview with a copy of Attestation Form duly completed by downloading form from this web site. Page No. 5 TRADE - UPPER DIVISION CLERK EXAM CENTRE - GREF CENTRE, PUNE-15 CATEGORY - UR (DIGHI CAMP, PUNE -15 (MAHARASHTRA) Srl Control Name Father's Name Address No. No. DOB 25 UDC/UR/1 JOSHI JOSHI JOSHI HASMUKH BHAI 85154 HASMUKH BHAI DANSUNG BHAI DANSUNGBHAI DANSUNGBHAI S/O JOSHI DANSUNG BHAI VILL+PO - JUNABHILKI (NEAR GRAM PANCHAYAT) THANA BUILDING, TEH - DISA 10/Apr/85 DISTT - BAANASKATHA NORTH GUJARAT, PIN - 385 530 UDC/UR/185154 26 UDC/UR/1 ANIL KUMAR KT NARAYANAN ANIL KUMAR CK 85232 CK S/O KT NARAYANAN ALAPPADAMBA SO, KARNARAYANAN ETTUKUDUKKA-PO 15/Oct/83 KARIVELLUR-VIA, KANNUR - DIST KERALA - STATE, PIN - 670521 UDC/UR/185232 27 UDC/UR/R MUKESH GS-185282N, LDC E- KUMAR MUKESH KUMAR APPT/1852 GREF CENTRE 57 DIGHI CAMP , PUNE-15 1/Jun/79 MAHARASHTRA, PIN - 411015 UDC/UR/RE-APPT/185257 28 UDC/UR/1 RITESH NEGI BACHAN SINGH RITESH NEGI S/O BACHAN SINGH 85143 HOUSE No. 1053 JAWAHAR NAGAR JAGADHRI WORKSHOP DIST - YAMUNA NAGAR 29/Nov/85 STATE - HARYANA ,PIN - 135 002 UDC/UR/185143 29 UDC/UR/1 SANTOSH SURAJ DEV SANTOSH GUPTA 85033 GUPTA PRASAD S/O SURAJ DEV PRASAD C/O RAHAEBDRA ORASAD JAYAPRAKASH ASSOCIATES GANGA SADAN. DHALWALA 26/Jul/87 RISHIKESH UTTARAKHAND, PIN- 249 201 UDC/UR/185033 Note:- Candidate who donot receive Call Letter by post , can also report for Trade Test / Interview with a copy of Attestation Form duly completed by downloading form from this web site. Page No. 6 TRADE - UPPER DIVISION CLERK EXAM CENTRE - GREF CENTRE, PUNE-15 CATEGORY - UR (DIGHI CAMP, PUNE -15 (MAHARASHTRA) Srl Control Name Father's Name Address No. No. DOB 30 UDC/UR/1 MACCHINDRA KRISHNA MACCHINDRA KRISHNA TALASKAR 85128 KRISHNA SHAMARAO S/O KRISHNA SHAMARAO TALASKAR TALASKAR TALASKAR AT + PO - BHADALE TAL- SHAHUWADI, DIS - KOLHAPUR 10/Jun/87 MAHARASHTRA, PIN- 4156 213 UDC/UR/185128 31 UDC/UR/1 JASPRTI SINGH HOMPAL SINGH JASPRTI SINGH DHILLON 85078 DHILLON S/O HOMPAL SINGH RANGE COLONY (BHARTAUL) PO - PAC NAKATIYA, BAREILLY 8/Nov/86 UTTAR PRADESH, PIN - 243 123 UDC/UR/185078 32 UDC/UR/R JAWED AHMAD GS-187099K, LDC E- SHAH JAWED AHMAD SHAH APPT/1852 HQ 31 BRTF (GREF) 72 C/O 56 APO , PIN - 930031 16/Jun/81 UDC/UR/RE-APPT/185272 33 UDC/UR/1 SURAJ NEGI RAJENDRA SURAJ NEGI 85138 SINGH NEGI S/O RAJENDRA SINGH NEGI KRISHNA COLONY H.NO -5/224, SUBHAS NAGAR GOPESHWARA, CHAMOLI 8/Aug/85 UTTARKHAND, PIN - 246 401 UDC/UR/185138 34 UDC/UR/R SHAIKH GS-186142N, PNR E- VALLIBHAI SHAIKH VALLIBHAI ABBAS APPT/1852 ABBAS 1589 PNR COY (GREF) 74 C/O 56 APO , PIN-931589 1/Jun/80 UDC/UR/RE-APPT/185274 35 UDC/UR/1 MAHATO MAHATO MAHATO UPENDER BALRUP 85081 UPENDER BALRUP HARUNI S/O MAHATO BALRUP HARUNI BALRUP C/O ANIL PROVISION STORES CHAWADI CHOWK ALANDI DEWACHI, TAL - KHED 13/Dec/85 DISTT - PUNE MAHARASHTRA, PIN - 412 105 UDC/UR/185081 Note:- Candidate who donot receive Call Letter by post , can also report for Trade Test / Interview with a copy of Attestation Form duly completed by downloading form from this web site.
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