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Applications Received for Registration of Societies (2016-2017).Pdf Applications received for Registration of Societies under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 (2016-2017) Applications recieved = 4209 Nos. Sl. No. Receipt No. Date Name of the Society Dist Name of the Applicant Mobile No. Email ID JHAGRAPAR NAVA KALLYAN DEVELOPMENT jhagrarparnavakallyandvsociety@g 1 08210379 01-04-2016 Dhubri ASHRAFUL HOQUE 9957186659 SOCIETY mail.com 2 12210127 01-04-2016 SOROIWATI Golaghat RAJIB DAS 9859769391 [email protected] [email protected] 3 15211430 01-04-2016 SURAKSHA INITIATIVE Kamrup (M) AMIT SHARMA 9508817613 m 4 15211447 01-04-2016 DHALBOMA SMASHAN PARISALANA SAMITY Kamrup (M) SUBHAS TUMUNG 967882322 [email protected] SRI SRI DAKSHINA KALI MANDIR PARISALANA 5 15211448 01-04-2016 Kamrup (M) DILIP TAMULI 9435116097 [email protected] SAMITY 6 15211449 01-04-2016 WAS BIPU CLUB Kamrup (M) BITUPAN RANGI 8486165594 [email protected] 7 30210001 01-04-2016 MANDIRA N.C. KRISHAK UNNAYAN SAMITTEE South Kamrup ANOWAR HUSSAIN 9864072234 [email protected] 8 06210182 02-04-2016 DHULA ANCHALIK KRISAK JYOTI SAMITTEE Darrang MAHIRUDDIN AHMED 9859586820 [email protected] 9 15211450 02-04-2016 YOUNG PEOPLE WELFARE FOUNDATION Kamrup (M) PRANAB KR SAIKIA 9864412276 [email protected] 10 19210437 02-04-2016 RAMAKRISHNA SEVASHRAM Kokrajhar PRADIP KR SAHA 9957724665 [email protected] DABAKA PATHER AMORJYOTI YUBA UNNAYAN 11 22210668 02-04-2016 Nagaon ANWAR HUSSAIN 8724871287 [email protected] PARISHAD 12 22210669 02-04-2016 ROYAL FOUNDATION Nagaon RAIHAN UDDIN 8724871287 [email protected] 13 24210325 02-04-2016 PRAYASH JYOTI DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Sivasagar DIPANJAL DOWARI 8486638029 [email protected] 14 25210478 02-04-2016 BAPUJI MAHILA SAMITTEE Sonitpur PARBATI SARMAH 9706589574 [email protected] 15 25210479 02-04-2016 NABAJAGARAN Sonitpur GANGA RAM NEWPAN 9706589574 [email protected] 16 27210233 02-04-2016 REAL FARMERS SOCIETY Udalguri MD JOYNAL ABDIN 8822265858 [email protected] 17 15211451 04-04-2016 LAKSHYABHEDA Kamrup (M) RITURAJ BHAGAWATI 9864092394 [email protected] 18 15211452 04-04-2016 BAGH DEVI MAHILA SAMITY Kamrup (M) RINA BORO 9613198885 [email protected] 19 27210234 04-04-2016 BODOFA CLUB Udalguri RAMEN BASUMATARY 9613505311 [email protected] 20 29210001 04-04-2016 KARUNI DIMOND FOUNDATION Hojai KABIR AHMED 9707676243 [email protected] 21 02210719 05-04-2016 BARPETA FOOTBALL ACADEMY Barpeta ALTAF HUSSAIN 9957372956 [email protected] AMTOLA PANI JUGAN AACHANI PARICHALANA 22 22210670 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] SAMITTEE DAKHIN JAMUHANDAL PANI JUGAN AACHANI 23 22210671 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] PARICHALANA SAMITTEE KARBIGAON PANI JUGAN AACHANI 24 22210672 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] PARICHALANA SAMITTEE DHALPUKHURI BAZAR PANI JUGAN AACHANI 25 22210673 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] PARICHALANA SAMITTEE GOLAGHATIA BASTI PANI JUGAN AACHANI 26 22210674 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] PARICHALANA SAMITTEE HAWAIPUR PANI JUGAN AACHANI 27 22210675 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] PARICHALANA SAMITTEE RAIKATA PANI JUGAN AACHANI PARICHALANA 28 22210676 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] SAMITTEE SINGARI BASTI PANI JUGAN AACHANI 29 22210677 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] PARICHALANA SAMITTEE MOINAPATHER PANI JUGAN AACHANI 30 22210678 05-04-2016 Nagaon DIPAK CH NATH 9401366542 [email protected] PARICHALANA SAMITTEE NORTH EAST EDUCATION SOCIAL CULTURE 31 24210326 05-04-2016 Sivasagar PROFULLA TELI 9859455003 [email protected] AND SPORT (NEESCS) 32 02210720 06-04-2016 BHERAGAON JANA KALYAN SAMITY Barpeta BAHAZ UDDIN 9864112161 [email protected] BLOCK LEVEL DISABLE PERSON'S 33 15211453 06-04-2016 Kamrup (M) SUNITA NEWAR 7399387433 [email protected] ORGANISATION 34 15211454 06-04-2016 ALPANA ENCLAVE HOUSING SOCIETY Kamrup (M) KALPESH SHARMA 9707122961 [email protected] KAPILI NGO ( A SOCIETY FOR SOCIO 35 15211477 06-04-2016 Kamrup (M) PURNA KANTA DEURI 995736172 [email protected] ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT) 36 15211478 06-04-2016 AARADHYA FOUNDATOIN Kamrup (M) BIKASH AGARWAL 9435034031 [email protected] PRANGLIN (SOCIETY FOR TRIBAL AREA 37 17210126 06-04-2016 Karbi Anglong SING TERON 9707783144 [email protected] DEVELOPMENT) 38 27210257 06-04-2016 NONAI AWARNING CONCEPT SOCIETY Udalguri NRIPEN BORO 9707783144 [email protected] 39 01210671 07-04-2016 ANJALU CLUB & LIBRARY Baksa BOGESH KHERKATARY 9401343896 [email protected] 40 01210672 07-04-2016 CHOURAGURI GUTHAL CLUB Baksa GUNAJIT NATH 9085923459 [email protected] 41 01210673 07-04-2016 HIMALI MAHILA SAMITY Baksa PADUMI NATH 8723916541 [email protected] 42 02210721 07-04-2016 SHOWPUR MICRO WATERSHED COMMITTEE Barpeta HAFIZUR RAHMAN 9435287980 [email protected] 43 02210722 07-04-2016 BALAGAON MICRO WATERSHED COMMITTEE Barpeta MOZIBAR RAHMAN 9435287980 [email protected] BAGULAMARI MICRO WATERSHED 44 02210723 07-04-2016 Barpeta ABDUL HAMID 9435287980 [email protected] COMMITTEE BALIMARI N.C. MICRO WATERSHED 45 02210724 07-04-2016 Barpeta NAZRUL ISLAM 9435287980 [email protected] COMMITTEE 46 15211479 07-04-2016 AMMA FOUNDATOIN Kamrup (M) IMDADUL HUSSAIN CHOWDHURY9576858001 [email protected] KANDAPARE FATINATUJ ZAHRA E 47 22210679 07-04-2016 Nagaon KHAIRUL ISLAM 9854545251 [email protected] MADRASSATUL BANAT 48 30210002 07-04-2016 BARTEZPUR NIBANUA SAMITY South Kamrup BIMAL KALITA 9864879180 [email protected] 49 33210001 07-04-2016 TOPATALI PRERNA MAHILA KALLYAN SAMITY East Kamrup ANITA DEKA HAZARIKA 9613156482 [email protected] 50 01210674 08-04-2016 KALBARI DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY Baksa DHARMA KANTA BORO 9508125989 [email protected] 51 02210725 08-04-2016 MOWAMARY BECHIMARY SUPER STAR CLUB Barpeta SADDAM HUSSAIN 9957740783 [email protected] 52 07210117 08-04-2016 SHEPC CONTRACTOR'S ASSOCIATION Dhemaji DEVAJIT GOGOI 8812089761 [email protected] 53 22210680 08-04-2016 JANAKALYAN PRODUCER SOCIETY Nagaon GHANAKANTA DAS 7399300367 [email protected] 54 11210414 12-04-2016 RUPLAI NGO Goalpara SELINA BIBI 9613723646 [email protected] 55 11210415 12-04-2016 NOOR NGO Goalpara MAHIMUDA BEWA 9957051840 [email protected] 56 11210416 12-04-2016 JANALI MOHILA SAMITY Goalpara SAHINA BIBI 9706436814 [email protected] 57 11210417 12-04-2016 JIL MIL MAHILA SAMITY Goalpara ANSURA BEGUM 8749847577 [email protected] KRISHNAI ANCHALIK THALA MUTHIA SHAMIK 58 11210418 12-04-2016 Goalpara REKABUDDIN AHMED 9707986336 [email protected] SAMIK SAMITY CHARINGIA CHC HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT 59 12210178 12-04-2016 Golaghat SR MEDICAL & HEALTH OFFICER 8011686869 [email protected] COMMITTEE 60 12210179 12-04-2016 GRAMSHREE SHREE SANGHA Golaghat NIJARA GOSWAMI 9864356533 [email protected] 61 03210148 18-04-2016 SWAGAT NGO Bongaigaon HITESH CHOUDHURY 9954175821 [email protected] 62 06210183 18-04-2016 BLUE SKY SOCIETY NGO Darrang SIBAR ALI 9854398483 [email protected] 63 07210118 18-04-2016 SMILE NE FOUNDATION Dhemaji BIKY DAS 9707037370 [email protected] 64 15211480 18-04-2016 SNEHASPARSHA - THE LOVING TOUCH Kamrup (M) N.N. DAS 9707314940 [email protected] 65 15211481 18-04-2016 AROHAN THEATRE PARICHALANA SAMITTEE Kamrup (M) NIOD SHARMA 3613011600 [email protected] 66 15211482 18-04-2016 ISHANI Kamrup (M) DR ALAKA SARMA 9435049550 [email protected] 67 20210180 18-04-2016 MOHAKHOY PRAKASHAN PARISHAD ASSAM Lakhimpur RIKUDHAR TAMULI 9864051620 [email protected] 68 22210681 18-04-2016 KANAKLOTA SANGHA Nagaon NIL KUMAR PATOR 8135097109 [email protected] 69 22210682 18-04-2016 JONAK (ETI AXAR RENGONI) Nagaon SARANGA SARMA 8876386958 [email protected] KRISHNAPUR SANMILIT SMALL TEA GROWER 70 26210163 18-04-2016 Tinsukia RATAN PRASAD 7399062142 [email protected] SOCIETY KRISHNAPUR UNNAYAN SMALL TEA GROWER 71 26210164 18-04-2016 Tinsukia DEEPAK PRASAD BIN 7896518956 [email protected] SOCIETY 72 26210165 18-04-2016 MILANJYOTI SMALL TEA GROWER SOCIETY Tinsukia ARUN KR SINGH 8011664872 [email protected] 73 08210380 19-04-2016 JAMIATUS SALIHAT, MANKACHAR Dhubri MD ABDUL KADER 9957677874 [email protected] NOBEL INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER EDUCATION 74 08210381 19-04-2016 Dhubri MOKSEDUR RAHMAN 9854010913 [email protected] (NICE) 75 08210382 19-04-2016 ANANDA CLUB CUM LIBRARY Dhubri ROHIZ UDDIN 9678012655 [email protected] UTTAR NARAKASHUR NAGAR MAHILA 76 15211483 19-04-2016 Kamrup (M) ANANTA RAY 9707588003 [email protected] UNNAYAN SAMITY UTTAR-PUB NARAKASHUR NAGAR UNNAYAN 77 15211484 19-04-2016 Kamrup (M) ANANTA RAY 9707588003 [email protected] SAMITY KHANAPARA MADHAB NAGAR MAHILA 78 15211485 19-04-2016 Kamrup (M) BINA DAS 9613134509 [email protected] UNNAYAN SAMITTEE MOHKHULI RAHMANIA QURAN HAFIZIA 79 22210683 19-04-2016 Nagaon MOJIBUR RAHMAN 8876630913 [email protected] MADRASSA [email protected] 80 05210166 20-04-2016 ABAU RAMBHAONA MANDIR Chirang DEBANAN BASUMATARY 8486769640 m BRAHMAPUTRA PRODUCER CUM MARKETING 81 07210119 20-04-2016 Dhemaji JIBON PEGU 8011413100 [email protected] ORGANISATION AASTHA DAILY MARKET DEVELOPMENT & 82 11210419 20-04-2016 Goalpara MONJUR ISLAM K MARAK 9613365819 [email protected]
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