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Government of Andhra Pradesh Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty 2Nd Floor, NTR Administrative Block, PNBS, Vijayawada – 520013, Andhra Pradesh Government of Andhra Pradesh Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty 2nd Floor, NTR Administrative Block, PNBS, Vijayawada – 520013, Andhra Pradesh __________________________________________________________________________ Proceedings of the Chief Executive Officer Present: Dr. P Krishna Mohan Ph.D. Proc. No.16022-8-SERP/SSU/Claims/2017 Date:20/12/2017 Sub:- SERP - Implementation of Chandranna Bima -Settlement of Claims by LIC of India- Funds transfer to concerned Nominee accounts and Refund of Rs 5,000 to ZS amounting to Rs 839795833.00– Orders Issued. Ref:- 1.Data Updated in the chandranna Bima website by LIC of India 2. Claim Amount credited into CEO, SERP, AABY SB Account, Labbipet branch. **** LIC of India has processed the death claims under Chandranna Bima and updated the settled claim details in www.chandrannabima.ap.gov.in web portal. LIC has transferred the claim amount to the CEO, SERP, AABY SB Account maintaining in SBI, labbipet Branch and the claim amount reconciled with the claims data uploaded by the LIC. Amount Credited in Voucher Number of Date of Credit into the CEO,AP SERP Voucher Date Bank Transaction Description Number Claims the SERP Account AABY A/C 37028084613 2005 11/10/2017 92017101305240006 1 13/10/2017 30000 235 30/11/2017 ICICR52017120100254310-4 13 01/12/2017 390000 237 06/12/2017 ICICR52017120700793949-6 7 07/12/2017 245833 243 11/12/2017 0000103*000037133919*C 3943 14/12/2017 788600000 245 12/12/2017 0000103*000037133919-2* 251 14/12/2017 50200000 249 12/12/2017 0006306*000037126915-2* 1 14/12/2017 30000 0000524*000018333514-3IC 3232 08/11/2017 1 14/11/2017 30000 O 0000524*000018333514-7IC 3274 09/11/2017 1 14/11/2017 30000 O 0000524*000021398472IC 4363 01/12/2017 3 05/12/2017 90000 OF 0000524*000022045690IC 4443 04/12/2017 1 11/12/2017 30000 OF 0000524*000022044896-4IC 4538 05/12/2017 1 11/12/2017 30000 O 0000524*000022403222-1IC 4603 06/12/2017 2 11/12/2017 60000 O 0000524*000022377448IC 4639 07/12/2017 1 11/12/2017 30000 OF Zilla Samakhya Insurance Call Centres have uploaded the nominee SB Accounts and confirmed the Rs. 5000/- payment for 4226 claims in the said vouchers. The details of the Claims settled by LIC, Nominee Account Particulars and the amount to be transferred to Zilla Samkhyas is shown in Annexure 1 & 2 respectively for transferring the claim amount of Rs. 820060833.00/- to the 4226 Nominees Accounts directly and Rs 19735000.00/- to Zilla Samakhyas as reimbursement for Rs 5000 paid through EFMS. In view of the above sanction is here by accorded for transfer of an amount of Rs. 839795833.00/- (Rupees Eighty Three Crore Ninety Seven Lakh Ninety Five Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty Three Only) to 4226 Nominees & Zilla Samakhyas as per the Annexure 1 & 2 enclosed through EFMS from the funds available in A/c No: 37028084613SBI ,Patamatalanka branch . Sd/- P Krishna Mohan Chief Executive Officer To The DDO, SERP Copy to TCS EFMS team with a request to prepare the file in EFMS format and send the same to SBI ,Patamatalanka. Copy to The Manager, SBI ,Patamatalanka with a request to transfer the amounts to the Accounts as per the file submitted by TCS. Copy to Zilla Samakhyas. Proc.No. 16022/8/SERP/Insurance/Claims/2017 Annexure 1: Details of Nominee Accounts Slno MEMID Policyholder Nominee Account no Bank Name IFSC Code Amount 1 203078787352 Reddy Boyana Sreenivasulu Reddy Boyana Malleeswary 31262200120126 Syndicate Bank SYNB0003126 195000 2 203821130593 Borugajji Latha G V Jayaraam 31522200081922 Syndicate Bank SYNB0003152 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 3 205363137882 D Anwar Basha D Vahida Begum 91040846492 bank APGB0001075 195000 4 220960426418 Vadde Mallela Raju Vadde Mallela Ananthalakshmi 33065241415 State Bank of India SBIN0000806 195000 5 221883578029 D Krishna Murthi D Savithri 562918210000243 Bank of India BKID0005629 195000 6 222527160521 Devagudi Srinivasulu Gowramma 31602200099783 Syndicate Bank SYNB0003160 195000 7 227097142366 Bhumipaka Obilesu Bhumipaka Mekhala Obilesu 041210021064030 Andhra Bank ANDB0000412 195000 8 229093817844 Mala Venkataramanappa M Gangadhaar 1100108023272 Canara Bank CNRB0001100 195000 9 246999789491 G Narasamma G Thimmanna 62346503782 State Bank of Hyderabad SBIN0021522 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 10 247615927993 Harijana Lakshmakka Harijana Murthy 91091013391 bank APGB0001109 195000 11 251020137231 S Mubeena Shaik Vazeer 3342101004109 Canara Bank CNRB0003342 195000 12 254946457285 B Obulamma Bhimiredddy Gari Sivareddy 200510100002087 Andhra Bank ANDB0002005 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 13 265482959722 KAPU RANGANATHAPPA JAYALAXAMMA 91041438438 bank APGB0001099 195000 14 266143344308 MUNIRATHNA VEKATESULU 520101249837596 Corporation Bank CORP0000156 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 15 267132762188 Yarragunta Gopal Reddy Yarragunta Krishnamma 91041643163 bank APGB0001039 195000 16 267199777031 Harijana Chinnaswamy Laxmidevi 33411758725 State Bank of India SBIN0002738 195000 17 267507029489 Parnapalli Athavulla Shaik Khamar Thaj 20281642754 State Bank of India SBIN0001925 195000 18 271778681549 Golla Yerramma Golla Shreenivasulu 31232200056743 Syndicate Bank SYNB0003123 195000 19 271780706796 Lakshmidevi Durgesh 31442200154717 Syndicate Bank SYNB0003144 195000 20 280199992917 Modiyam Venkatreddy Modiyam Thirumalareddy 33128013126 State Bank of India SBIN0000923 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 21 281863048610 Kappala Gangamma K Kondaiah 91056633555 bank APGB0001072 195000 22 285085650564 P Sunkanna P Lakshmi 32292591466 State Bank of India SBIN0002738 195000 23 286100777675 Mannela Lakshmi Mannela Ravi 36758897240 State Bank of India SBIN0006108 195000 24 286957062013 G Sivanna G BAGYAMMA 097310100045879 Andhra Bank ANDB0000973 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 25 287339145942 Venkataramana B Osuramma 91012345004 bank APGB0001012 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 26 290085997357 Venkatesh Tippars Gangamma 19023557273 bank APGB0001035 195000 27 290525465880 Golla Rajanarayana Golla Latha 36130115315 State Bank of India SBIN0000946 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 28 292735847177 Bala Obulareddy Lakshmidevi 91062681387 bank APGB0001087 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 29 293232928553 Naveen Kumar Yasodamma 91051177006 bank APGB0001098 195000 30 300802164817 B IMAM SAB B HUSSAN BEE 34845836543 State Bank of India SBIN0000960 195000 31 301451774068 Nadiminti Suguna Nadiminti Jayaramudu 065710100033209 Andhra Bank ANDB0000657 195000 32 306491645645 K Shahidha Katika Khadar 017010011001789 Andhra Bank ANDB0000170 195000 1 Proc.No. 16022/8/SERP/Insurance/Claims/2017 Annexure 1: Details of Nominee Accounts Slno MEMID Policyholder Nominee Account no Bank Name IFSC Code Amount 33 310518407303 Rangaswamy Gari Lakkamma Saradamma 094510011003788 Andhra Bank ANDB0000945 195000 34 312928515253 Maddili Yellamma Maddili Ravindra 419701011002284 Vijaya Bank VIJB0004197 195000 35 315718392898 Sake Naga Latha Saake Gangaraju 34733271330 State Bank of India SBIN0005655 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 36 319342955652 A Venkatalakshmi Adi Andhra Nagabhushana 19167128024 bank APGB0001024 195000 37 319935542806 Chinnakotla Baskar C Sashikala 122210100102989 Andhra Bank ANDB0001222 195000 38 324123266208 K MURALI KRISHNA N Nallamma 34459522194 State Bank of India SBIN0000806 195000 39 325205671296 H S Hanumanthi H Lakshmamma 32832749922 State Bank of India SBIN0000251 195000 40 328075278066 Boya Ramanji Neyulu Boya Ramanjinamma 32752574187 State Bank of India SBIN0000957 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 41 331944975608 M Lakshmidevi Medhagatti Rangaiah 91017408016 bank APGB0001037 195000 42 333388813815 Ramaiah Gari Lakshami Devi Gowthami 36123997940 State Bank of India SBIN0004696 195000 43 335131073553 N Yerriswamy N Vannuramma 31522200018014 Syndicate Bank SYNB0003152 195000 44 339068360739 Jalo Bana Gari Mahadevi Nagaraju 31302030001047 Syndicate Bank SYNB0003130 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 45 339291496445 Vaddi Anjinamma Vaddi Chiranjeevi 91090561280 bank APGB0001094 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 46 339971999680 Sayyad Mahabub Jhon Sayyad Nawab 91031925252 bank APGB0001073 195000 47 353924582821 Dudekula Shaiksha Vali Dudekula Manju 32711145374 State Bank of India SBIN0000976 195000 48 355335462973 Yaparla Krishnamma Sudhakar Reddy 31262200120931 Syndicate Bank SYNB0003126 195000 49 361090568033 K Lakshmidevi K Prabhakar 20136092206 State Bank of India SBIN0014413 195000 50 362207432766 Jujare Nagaraju Jujare Sreenivasulu 055210100098093 Andhra Bank ANDB0000552 195000 51 364721967049 Ramanna Gari Srinivasulu Ramannagari Venkatalakshmamma 34789230706 State Bank of India SBIN0006108 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 52 365050689907 Veera Swami Pagidi Aparna 91038574522 bank APGB0001054 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 53 368590682623 Maduru Venkata Ramaiah K Rama Lakshmamma 91043036417 bank APGB0001077 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 54 372920586798 Nagamma Jyothi 91090646223 bank APGB0001094 195000 55 379216429493 Lakshmidevi Machha Chinna Ankanna 31522190009 State Bank of India SBIN0006108 195000 56 382509853609 G Chinna Peddanna G Nagalakshmi 0851101029325 Canara Bank CNRB0000851 195000 Andhra Pragati Grameen 57 398186061624 BOYA LAKSHMIDEVI BOYA PATHANNA 91090573829 bank APGB0001036 195000 58 400051789752 M Jayamma R Ramanjineyulu 37244592427 State Bank of India SBIN0001318 195000 59 402436886159 Ramanjappa Lakshmi Devi 37261342909 State Bank of Hyderabad SBIN0021761 195000 60 402465752952 M Ramamurthy M Sridevi 080210100102457 Andhra Bank ANDB0000802 195000 61 414132968856 Eediga Lakshminarayana Eediga Ananthamma 195510100079760 Andhra Bank ANDB0001955 195000 62 416486085739 Anchala Pyarima
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