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Information on Persons Registered and Stayed in TMC During Lockdown Period Category ID Card No BISSAM CUTTACK BLOCK Information on Persons Registered and Stayed in TMC during Lockdown Period Category ID Card no. No. of days Sl.No (sick/indigent/dest Gender (ADDHAR/VOTE Name Detail Address provided . itulte/ migrant &Age R ID or any ID with food workers stranded) proof 1 JAYAMAL KUSULIA BARIGUDA SICK m/40 19 2 BELALA KUSULIA CHTIKONA SICK m/18 19 3 DAMBA MANDIKA HADA SINKULI SICK m/28 19 4 PRAKASH BIDIKA BETHIAPADA SICK m/21 19 5 KUSA KADRAKA BETHISPADA SICK m/32 19 6 HEMANTA HIKAKA BETHIAPADA SICK m/21 19 7 MANA KIRIPALA SANA MOTUKABADI SICK m/20 19 8 CHANDRA HIKAKA PEDIPADAR SICK m/19 19 9 MANAJ BATRA BARIGUDA SICK m/23 19 10 SRADHANJALI PANDA PAIKA DAKLUGUDA SICK f/22 19 11 PRAFUL RANA JHIMIRI GUDA SICK m/21 19 12 AMIT KANDHAPANI HATA PADA SICK m/20 19 13 RAJASH KUSULIA LATA GUDA SICK m/22 19 14 NIBEDANA BIVAR LATAGUDA SICK f/18 19 15 MINANTI KRUSIKA SANA MOTUKABADI SICK F/19 19 16 CHANCHALA PIDIKAKA SANA MOTUKABADI SICK F/20 19 17 HEMANTI NANAKA SANA MOTUKABADI SICK F/25 19 18 RAMESHA KADRAKA RANIBANDHA SICK M/20 19 19 UPENDRA KURUSIK CHATIKONA SICK M/20 19 20 RAJESH MNADANGID CHATRIKONA SICK M/20 19 21 SATGABADAN TAKRI LATAGUDA SICK M/24 19 22 ANANTA URLAKA RANIBANDHA SICK M/23 19 23 SAKAMARI KANJAKI CHATIKONA SICK F/19 19 24 JAPAS KUSULIA LATAGUDA SICK M/21 19 25 TULASI TAKRI BARI GUDA SICK F/19 19 26 RANJIT SWAIN CHATIKONA SICK M/18 19 27 JUGAL KU NAG CHATIKONA SICK M/18 19 28 DILIP KANDA BARIGUDA SICK M/19 19 29 NITESH MANDIKA CHATIKONA SICK F/19 19 30 SIBA PRASAD NANAKA MARTHA GUDA SICK M/23 19 31 DEBENDRA NANAKA MARTHAGUDA SICK M/20 19 32 KABITA KADRAKA MARTHAGUDA SICK F/22 19 33 PUJA HARIJANA MARTHAGUDA SICK F/21 19 34 HIRA NATHA KOUSIKIA BARIGUDA SICK M/32 19 35 AMALU ULAL D KUMARBADI SICK M/25 19 36 SUKANTI BATRA LATAGUDA SICK F/32 19 37 DAMBURU KUSULIA BARIGUDA SICK F/44 19 38 PRASANT HIAL CHATIKONA SICK M/24 19 39 SIBAHIAL CHATIKONA SICK F/21 19 40 RITESH BAGH CHATIKONA SICK M/23 19 41 SUDAM PATI CHATIKONA SICK M/26 19 42 SUNIL KOUSALIA CHATIKONA SICK M/26 19 43 BIBHUTI KUSULIA CHATIKONA SICK M/25 19 44 SAMAN BAGATI CHATIKONA SICK M/20 19 45 PANKAJ BAG CHATIKONA SICK M/23 19 46 JASAB KUSULIA CHATIKONA SICK M/20 19 47 PRASANT KUSULIA HADA SIKULI SICK M/17 19 48 BIRIN BIVAR LATAGUDA SICK M/35 19 49 SABASH HIKAKA KARNA GUDA SICK M/26 19 50 JAGARAO KADRAKA KARNAGUDA SICK M/20 19 51 SAYAM HIKAKA PADIPADAR SICK M/19 19 52 RAJESH SARAKA PARAJA KUPALI SICK M/25 19 53 MAHENDRA KANAKA BARIGUDA SICK M/24 19 54 NARI HIKAKA PADIPADAR SICK M/28 19 55 CHAMPA HIKAKA KUMBARBADI SICK F/19 19 56 PANKAJ BATRA BIRIGUDA SICK M/32 19 57 ASHIS KUSULIA BIRIGUDA SICK m/19 19 58 DEVA HIAL CHATIKONA SICK M/19 19 59 LACHHIKA JAKASIKA RANIBANDHA SICK F/40 19 60 PARAMANADA NISIKA KARNA GUDA SICK M/25 19 61 HARI HIKAKA \ BADA MATOKABADI SICK M/30 19 62 LABA NAG RAYAGADA, ODISHA SICK M/26 19 63 LAXMI NARAYA HIAL CHATIKONA SICK F/25 19 64 SANYA HIAL CHATIKONA SICK F/12 19 65 GANESH KABIRA CHATIKONA SICK M/30 19 66 ARIKHITA NAG BHATAPUR SICK M/24 19 67 BASUDEV HIRIPAK BARIGUDA SICK M/40 19 68 SIMANCHAL HIAL CHATIKONA SICK M/30 19 69 KIRANA HIAL CHATIKONA SICK F/20 19 70 GOURI HIKAKA HADASIKULI SICK F/22 19 71 DHANAPATI KANDHAPANI LATA GUDA SICK M/22 19 72 SABASH SAGAR LATAGUDA SICK M/55 19 73 BINEDA MUTAKA HADA SINKULI SICK M/19 19 74 RAHUL SINGH RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/24 14 75 SANTOSH KALAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/23 14 76 PALAI PIDIKAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/22 14 77 ELAMAI WADADA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/19 14 78 MAJHIWANI TAIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/22 14 79 KALABATI NAG RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/20 14 80 KAMALA RALIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/18 14 81 SURESH TAIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/25 14 82 GOBINDA URLAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/21 14 83 RAJESH MINIAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/18 14 84 SURAJ MINIAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/19 14 85 BALESH TAIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/18 14 86 PULU KALAK RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/18 14 87 KUSA TAKRI RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/18 14 88 GOPINATH URLAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/35 14 89 LACHAMAN MANDIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/35 14 90 THUPAN PRASKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/30 14 91 MITHUAN PRASKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/16 14 92 PURNA KALAK RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/21 14 93 NANDINI KUMURUKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F16 14 94 SARAJANI KUMURUKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/18 14 95 PRASADA KALKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M16 14 96 BASANTI KALAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT f/22 14 97 BALAKRISHNA TAIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/11 14 98 KARUNA BADHEI RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/19 14 99 CHARAN BADHEI RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/22 14 100 APARAO HUIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/21 14 101 SUBARAO HUIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/10 14 102 BARIKA PIDIKAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/16 14 103 ANITA HIKAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/18 14 104 KUNI PALAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/22 14 105 RASHMITA KADRAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/20 14 106 RINKI SARAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/19 14 107 SABITA HIKAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/22 14 108 SIBANI KALAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/20 14 109 LIMBAI KALAK RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/18 14 110 HARABATI NAG RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/25 14 111 SEMANTI PIDIKA KA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/16 14 112 RAJMANI SARAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/18 14 113 KALABATI SRAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F21 14 114 ANIRUDHA NAG RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/28 14 115 INDU KANJAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/21 14 116 TAPAN TOIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/11 14 117 DHARMARAJ KUSULIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/14 14 118 RANKU HIAL RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/16 14 119 GHIN KADRK A RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/18 14 120 MENAKA KADRAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F41 14 121 SUGRIBA KUSULIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/29 14 122 PRASANTA TOIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/26 14 123 SAHA KALAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/20 14 124 MONOJ BADAMALLA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/18 14 125 PRADEEP KUMURUKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/24 14 126 GANGARAO KUMURUKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/22 14 127 KAMESWAR RATNALU RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/16 14 128 NALINI RATNALU RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT f/22 14 129 KIRAN K. RATNALU RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/14 14 130 RAMESH URLKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/28 14 131 SUNIL URLAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/21 14 132 RAMESH NAG RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/16 14 133 MAMATA NAG RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/18 14 134 JAHEED NAG RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/22 14 135 RAMDAS KUSULIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/17 14 136 SRASWATI BATRIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/13 14 137 JUDHIST BATRAIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/20 14 138 BRUNDA NAYAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/26 14 139 RUNA URLAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT f/22 14 140 KARNADI TOIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/24 14 141 SINAMI KANJAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/15 14 142 KALYANI BATRA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/18 14 143 RAJENRA TAKIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/16 14 144 NABINA MINIAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/21 14 145 TELI KARKARIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/20 14 146 ANANTA KARKARIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/23 14 147 SITAL KARKARIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/25 14 148 DASANA KARKARIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/28 14 149 TRIPATI RAO RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/18 14 150 RINKI KUSULIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT f/22 14 151 PITABASH KUMBURUKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT m/40 14 152 RAJIB BARLIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/42 14 153 SUBASH BENIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/32 14 154 LAKANATH PIDIKAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/25 14 155 PURENDRA HIKAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/26 14 156 BACHANA GARJIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/42 14 157 SIBASANKARA KUTURKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT m/20 14 158 RATTANA NIMAL RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT m/19 14 159 LELI KARKARIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/22 14 160 MELIANI KARKARIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT f/28 14 161 CHANDAL KUSULIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/21 14 162 GOURI KARIKARIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/16 14 163 PABTRA BENIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/18 14 164 TRINATH KARKARIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/15 14 165 DHANURAJAYA BENIA] RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/17 14 166 ANANTRAO BENIA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/24 14 167 SUDRASEN BARLIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M16 14 168 JAGESEN KADRAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT f/22 14 169 JITU MINIAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/15 14 170 SURENDRA BARLIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/23 14 171 LAKINATH SRAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/31 14 172 LINGANA ERLAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/34 14 173 SARI URLAK RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/27 14 174 SIVRAM URLAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/20 14 175 SANTRI URLAKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT F/15 14 176 RAJESH TAIKA RAYAGADA, ODISHA MIGRANT M/15 14 177 LAKINATH DAKPRASKA KODIHANDA SICK F/22 19 178 SABITA DAKPRASKA KODIHANDA SICK F/25 19 179 RAJENDRA DAKPRASKA KODIHANDA SICK M/19 19 180 PANCHA DAKPRASKA KODIHANDA SICK M/20 19 181 MANOJ PDIKAKA KODIHANDA SICK M/18 19 182 NABINA KUNDIKA UPARGHUSURI PADAR SICK M/18 19 183 SUNA MAMBALAKA TADA SICK F/30 19 184 BIGNA MAMBALAKA TADA SICK F/21 19 185 DAYA REKBEDA ALIGANDA SICK M/19 19 186 BHAGYABATI KADRAKA DARAGADI SICK F/18 19 187 BEBEDA DAKPRASKA KODIHANDA SICK M/40 19 188 BASUDEBA HILAKA TAGAPADAR SICK M/20 19 189 LASKU PALAKA BABERI SICK M/20 19 190 DIBAKAR TAKRI GUNANGPADA SICK M/46 19 191 SUMITRA PIDIKAKA KODIHANDA SICK F/20 19 192 SIMA PAIDIKA KODIHANDA SICK M/23 19 193 JANI JAGARANGA PADILIPANGA SICK M/31 19 194 KADANADA JAGRANG PADILIPANGA SICK M/34 19 195 BAHADUR MAMBALAKA TADA SICK M/27 19 196 SANKARA PLAKA KIDIMATI SICK M/20 19 197 SUBA PIDIKAKA GURNAGAPADA SICK F/30 19 198 PETU PIDIKAK GURNAGAPADA SICK M/30 19 199 RABI PIDIKA GUNANGPADA SICK M/10 19 200 RAMESH PDIKAKA GUNANGPADA SICK M/19 19 201 GOURANGA BISOI
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