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State Wise List Ujjawala Proposals 123456 STATUS OF PROPOSALS UNDER UJJAWALA SCHEME S.NO. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE ORGANIZATION DATE OF STATUS RECEIPT ANDHRA PRADESH 1 ABHAYA CHARITABLE TRUST FLAT NO.509, SURYA 03-11-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER RESIDENCY OPP. BSNL OFFICE AGRAHARAM ISSUED ON 04-12-2009 / ELURE WEST GODAVARI DISTRICT ANDHRA INFORAMTION AWAITED PRADESH 2 URBAN MAHILA DEVELOPMENT SOCEITY H.NO. 41- 12-10-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER 241/1 TEACHERS COLONY WANAPARTHY TOWN & ISSUED ON 04-12-2009 / MANDAL MAHABUBNAGAR DISTRICT ANDHRA INFORAMTION AWAITED PRADESH 3 HYDERBAD CITY WOMENS WELFARE SOCIETY 12-10-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER COUCIL H.NO 7-40/1/2, S.S. NAGAR ROAD NO.8 ISSUED ON 04-12-2009/ HABSIGUDA R.R. DISTRICT HYDERABAD ANDHRA INFORAMTION AWAITED PRADESH 4 CHAITANYA BHARATHI PLOT. NO. 70, C.B. COLONY 30-03-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT P.O. CONTONMENT VIZINAGRAM DISTRICT BEFORE PSC ANDHRA PRADESH 5 CHITTOOR ZILLA VADDE KARMIKA SANGAM, T.V. 27-02-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT PURAM (VILL.), PENUMUR (POST) & (MAN). ANDHRA BEFORE PSC PRADESH 6 GRAMVIKAS (VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION) PLOT 23-04-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT NO. 55, RAJUPET TIRUVUR KRISHNA DISTRICT- BEFORE PSC 521234, ANDHRA PRADESH 7 SOCIETY FOR HUMAN RESOURCES 02-02-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT DEVELOPMENT, S. UPPARAPALLI, RAILWAY BEFORE PSC KODUR, KADAPA DISTRICT ANDHRA PRADESH 8 VIVEKA EDUCATION FOUNDATION, PAMUR- 523108, 19-02-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT PRAKASAM DISTRICT ANDHRA PRADESH BEFORE PSC 9 POLYMERS EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY, 24-2-1750, 20-02-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT FLAT NO. 101, ROYAL APARTMENT, RAVEENDRA BEFORE PSC NAGAR, NEAR KONDAYAPALEM GATE NELLORE DISTRICT AP 10 R.S. EDUCATION AND RURAL ECONOMIC 19-02-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY (RSEREDS), D. BEFORE PSC NO. 6-1-69/B VARADARAJA NAGAR K.T. ROAD TIRUPATI 517507 ANDHRA PRADESH 11 SOCIETY FOR HEALTH AND EDUCATION 20-02-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT DEVELOPMENT(SHEED) 12/288 NEAR SANGI BEFORE PSC REDDY HOSPITAL MYDIKUR KADAPA DISTRICT ANDHRA PRADESH 12 DAKSHINA BHARAT RURAL DEVELOPMENT 03-02-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT SOCIETY KHAMMAM, KARIMNAGAR DISTRICT BEFORE PSC ANDHRA PRADESH 13 JYOTHI WELFARE SOCIETY, 14-5-7, TENNETIVARI 31-03-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / STREET HANUMANPET, GANDHI NAGAR PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT VIJYAWADA-520003 BEFORE PSC 14 VANI EDUCATION ACADEMY, H.NO. 6-186, 31-03-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / SITHARAMAPURAM, JAGGAYYAPET - 521175, PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT DISTRICT KRISHNA, ANDHRA PRADESH BEFORE PSC 15 SOCIAL ACTION FOR INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT 19-02-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / SERVICE, H.NO. 3-2-348 NEAR SAIBABA MANDIR PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT TILAK NAGAR ADILABAD ANDHRA PRADESH BEFORE PSC 16 GOWTHAMI UNITED ACTION FOR RURAL 30-09-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY, PALIVELA, KOTHAPET 28-07-2009 MANDAL EAST GODAVARI DIST RICT ANDHRA INFORMATION AWAITED PRADESH 17 INDIRAMMA MAHILA MANDAL, DR, JAKEER 09-02-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / HUSSAIN NAGARNELLORE-2 ADMINISTRATIVE PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT JOFFICE AKKANNAVARI STREET NEAR BEFORE PSC FAKHTAKHAMNPET POST OFFICE NELLORE ANDHRA PRADESH 18 SAMPURNA(THE OVER ALL DEVELOPMENT), 16-9- 19-02-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / 32/2/2B, RANIBAGH OLD MARKET HYDERABAD PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT ANDHRA PRADESH BEFORE PSC 19 PRIYADERSHINI SERVICE ORGANIZATION, 45-46-6 09-02-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / NARSIMHA NAGAR VISKHAPATNAM ANDHRA PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT PRADESH BEFORE PSC 20 TEETLA RAMAIAH UNITED SOCIAL SERVICE, 04-04- 09-02-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / 13/4 KOTHA AGRAHARAM VIZIANAGARAM A.P PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT BEFORE PSC 21 DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION FOR VILLAGE 30-03-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT ENVIRONMENT, 1-92/2/A PRABHAT NAGAR COLONY BEFORE PSC CHAITANYAPURI DILSUKHANAGAR HYDERABAD ANDHRA PRADESH 22 WOMEN ASSOCIATION FOR KNOWLEDGE EARNING 19-02-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / UNITY AND PROGRESS DWACRA BUILDING PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT PUTTAPARTHY ANANTAPUR DISTRICT ANDHRA BEFORE PSC PRADESH 23 JESUS MARY JOSEPH SOCIAL SERVICE SOCIETY 29-02-2008 READY FOR PLACING NALLAPADU, GUNTUR, ANDHRA PRADESH BEFORE PSC 24 ANNIE OWE MEMORIAL ORPHANAGE H.NO. 13-99, 05-03-2008 READY FOR PLACING VIDYANAGAR, NEAR INTER MESS, ELURU-534007, BEFORE PSC WEST GODAVARI DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH 25 RURAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION L.N. 29-02-2008 READY FOR PLACING COLONY, PERECHERLA-522009, MEDIKONDUR BEFORE PSC MANDAL, GUNTUR DIST., ANDHRA PRADESH 26 PRAKRITI ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY H.NO. 5-3-82, 03-03-2008 READY FOR PLACING ASHOKNAGAR, KARIMNAGAR, ANDHRA PRADESH BEFORE PSC 27 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR RURL DEVELOPMENT 08-02-2009 INFORMATION RECEIVED / SOCIETY JANCHAITANYA NILAYAM KODEPI ROAD PROPOSED FOR PLACING IT TANGUTUR DISTRICT PRAKASAM ANDHRA BEFORE PSC PRADESH 28 DEVELOPMENT ACTION FOR RURAL 19-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON ENVIRONMENT, 1-1-770/5 GANDHINAGAR 09-11-2009 INFORMATION HYDERABAD ANDHRA PRADESH AWAITED 29 ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT H.NO 2-6-25/1D 18-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON RAMARAO PET OPP. KARNALASTRAM DISTRICT 04-08-2009 INFORMATION WEST GODAVARI ANDHRA PRADESH AWAITED 30 GRAMEENA YUVAJANA SANGAM BUCHIYYR 23-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON NAGAR PIDDAMGOYYA PANCHAYA RAJAHMUNDRY 04-08-2009 RURAL DISTRICT EAST GODAVARI ANDHRA INFORMATION AWAITED PRADESH 31 DIVYA DISHA H.NO. 9-1-103/A, TATACHARI 19-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON COMPOUND SECUNDERBAD 500025 DISTRICT 04-08-2009. INFORMATION HYDERABAD ANDHRA PRADESH AWAITED 32 SNEHA MAHILA MANDALI, 2-3/215/C, NEAR SATYA 12-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON NAGAR OPP. BHARAT PETROL UPPAL DISTRICT 03-08-2009 INFORMATION RANGA REDDY ANDHRA PRADESH AWAITED 33 HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIETY 09-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON BATWADI PALEM NELLORE ANDHRA PRADESH 04-08-2009 INFORMATION AWAITED 34 INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY RAILWAY 03-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON STATION ROAD TANUKU DISTRICT WEST 27-07-2009 INFORMATION GODAVARI ANDHRA PRADESH AWAITED 35 JANKALYAN WELFARE SOCIETY, 8-99, DURGA 23-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON NAGAR II ST MALLAYYA PET RAJAHMUNDARY 28-07-2009 INFORMATION NDHRA PRADESH AWAITED 36 SOCIETY FOR EDUCATION AND ENVIRONMENT 19-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON DEVELOPMENT , D.NO45-52-5/2 ARVIND 04-08-2009 INFORMATION APARTMENTS ABID NAGAR AKKAYYAPALEM AWAITED VISAKHAPATNAM ANDHRA PRADESH 37 NAVACHAITANYA UVAJANA SANGHAM D.NO. 2-103 02-03-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON LAXMIPURAM DISTRICT WEST GODAVARI ANDHRA 27-07-2009INFORMATION PRADESH AWAITED 38 INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT AGENCY D. NO. 5-169 09-02-2009 LETTER ISSUED ON APSP MAIN GATE MANGALAGIRI DISTRICT 03-08-2009 INFORMATION GUNTUR ANDHRA PRADESH AWAITED 39 CITY EDUCATION SOCIETY D.NO. 32-49-19 03-11-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER REVENUE COLONY MACHAVRAM DOWN ISSUED ON 04-12-2009 / VIJAYWADA KRISHANA DISTRICT ANDHRA INFORAMTION AWAITED PRADESH 40 SOCIETY FOR WOMEN AWAENESS AND RURAL 04-03-2008 APPROVED BY PSC. DEVELOPMENT , H.NO. 11-4-82/1 OPP. AREA GOVT PENDING DUE TO LACK OF HOSPITAL DIDDIPET MEDAK DISTRICT ANDHRA INFORMATION (23-11-2009) PRADESH 41 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION FOR RURAL 04-03-2008 APPROVED BY PSC. DEVELOPMENT MANNARPOLUR VILLAGE & POST PENDING DUE TO LACK OF SULLURPET NELLORE DISTRICT ANDHRA INFORMATION PRADESH (04-11-2009) 42 RURAL AND ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT 04-03-2008 APPROVED BY PSC. SOCIETY 1-1160-1E, RAMACHANDRA REDDY PENDING DUE TO LACK OF BUILDING MP STREET KADIRI ANANTAPUR INFORMATION DISTRICT ANDHRA PRADESH (04-12-2009) & (20-10-2009) 43 SHRI SAKTHI SANGHATANA, 10-177, NAVAJEEVEN 04-03-2008 APPROVED BY PSC. COLONY OPP. VISWAM HIGH SCHOOL JEEVAKONA PENDING DUE TO LACK OF TIRUPATHI CHITTOR DISTRICT ANDHPRA INFORMATION (22-09-2008 ), PRADESH ( 27-07-2009) & (20-10-2009) 44 SRAVANTI ASSOCIATION FOR RURAL 04-03-2008 APPROVED BY PSC. DEVELOPMENT MANNARPOLUR VILLAGE & POST PENDING DUE TO LACK OF SULLURPET NELLORE DISTRICT ANDHRA INFORMATION PRADESH (27-04-2008 ) & ( 20-10-2009) 45 HYDERABAD COUNCIL FOR HUMAN WELFARE, 12- 04-03-2008 APPROVED BY PSC. LETTER 2790/56, AYODHYA COLONY MEHDIPATNAM FOR SEEKING INFORMATION DISTINCT HYDERABAD ANDHRA PRADESH ISSUED ON (14-05-2009 & (20-10-2009) ARUNACHAL PRADESH 1 TARUK SAMAJ VILL KOPILA P.O DAMIN 13-07-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER KURUNG KUMEY DISTRICT ARUNACHAL ISSUED ON 11-09-2009 PRADESH INFORMATION AWAITED 2 TRIBAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC UPLIFTMENT 18-08-2009 PROPOSED FOR PLACING FOUNDATION SECTOR- G, NAHARLAGUN IT BEFORE PSC (ITANAGAR) P.O. NAHARLAGUN, DISTRICT PAPUMPARE, ARUNACHAL PRADESH 3 RURALWELFARE SOCIETY EAST SIANG 31-03-2008 READY FOR PLACING DISTRICT, PASIGHAT, ARUNACHAL BEFORE PSC PRADESH 4 SI DONYI MULTIPURPOSE COOP. 17-03-2008 READY FOR PLACING SOCIETY NACHO, UPPER SUBANSIRI BEFORE PSC/ STATE DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL PRADESH GOVT. RECOMMONDATION NOT AVAILABLE 5 TANI KOO WELFARE SOCIETY, PALIN, 11-03-2008 READY FOR PLACING KURUNG KUMEY DISTRICT, ARUNACHAL BEFORE PSC PRADESH 6 HAYANG MEMORIAL AG RO INDUSTRIAL AND 18-08-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER EDUCATION TRUST, SEEPA EAST KEMENG ISSUED ON 09-10-2009 DISTRICT ARUNACHAL PRADESH INFORMATION AWAITED 7 NIYA-KO SOCIETY, DEED PISTANA CIRCLE, 09-10-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER LOWER SUBANSIRI, ARUNACHAL PRADESH ISSUED ON 10-11-2009 INFORMATION AWAITED 8 DERA NATUNG FOUNDATION, GANGA 18-08-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER MARKET ITANAGAR DISTRICT PAPUM PARE ISSUED ON 09-10-2009 ARUNACHAL PRADESH- 791110 INFORMATION AWAITED 9 JHILL TAKKING SOCIETY, EBTM HOSPITAL 03-08-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER COMPLEX PAPU NAMPUM NAHARLAGUN ISSUED ON 27-08-2009 ARUNACHAL PRADESH- 791110 INFORMATION AWAITED 10 SEKA BARBIA WELFARE SOCIETY, PARSI 2810-2009 SHORTCOMING LETTER PARLO, P.O PARSI PARLO DISTRICT KURING ISSUED ON 09-10-2009 KUMEY ARUNACHAL PRADESH REMINDER ISSUED ON 27-07-2009 INFORAMTION AWAITED 11 HITUM JORE MULTIPURPOSE COOPERATIVE 29-10-2009 SHORTCOMING
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