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List of Farmers Sustained Croploss Due to Heavy Rain/FLOOD 2020 Under Dhamnagar Tahasil Village-Chhatrapada List of farmers sustained Croploss due to Heavy Rain/FLOOD 2020 Under Dhamnagar Tahasil Village-Chhatrapada Sl. No. Name of the Beneficiary NAME OF THE RT Relation Khata No. Plot No. Area Amount Account No. IFSC code GANGADHAR 1 ABHISHEK MOHANTY MOHANTY 108/61 271 0.70 3780.00 05990110158999 UCBA0000599 DAITARI NHOI AND 2 JAYANTA BHOI OTHERS SELF 100 132 0.30 1620.00 4922101002143 CNRB0004922 GANESH SETHI AND 3 ASHOK KUMAR SETHI OTHERS GRANDSON 38 314 0.28 1512.00 4922108002184 CNRB0004922 BINOD CHANDRA 4 BINOD KHILAR KHILAR SELF 108/39 277 0.23 1242.00 30526193490 SBIN0006419 5 DURGA CHARAN SETHY AGANI SETHY SON 4 3,33,343 0.30 1620.00 05990110067734 UCBA0000599 NISHEI SETHI AND 6 RAJENDRA SETHI OTHERS GRANDSON 88 114 0.22 1188.00 407053025201 CNRB0004922 SURYAMANI 7 SATYAJIT MOHANTY MOHANTY SELF 3 285 0.70 3780.00 25970110067062 UCBA0002597 42003400600098 8 SUSANTA KUMAR BEHERA NARAYAN BEHERA GRANDSON 46 232 0.38 2052.00 9 IOBA0ROGB01 SATRU SETHI AND 9 DEBENDRA SETHI OTHERS GRANDSON 88 324 0.28 1512.00 407053013261 YESBOBBCB15 10 PADMALOCHAN BEHERA MATAJI BEHERA SON 2 317 0.25 1350.00 05990110118962 UCBA0000599 219 AND 4 11 MURALIDHAR SAHOO KRUSHNA SAHOO SON 110 PLOTS 1.50 8100.00 05990100008243 UCBA0000599 12 JAGABANDHU BHOI GAYADHAR BHOI SON 16 149 0.35 1890.00 05990110051948 UCBA0000599 SYAMSUNDAR 13 ANIL KUMAR MALLICK MALLICK SON 91 223/355 0.32 1728.00 25970110062203 UCBA0002597 GANESH CHANDRA 14 AKSHAYA MOHANTY MOHANTY SON 19 200/369 0.39 2106.00 05990100009753 UCBA0000599 15 SANATAN PARDHI GOBINDA PARDHI SON 25 204 0.32 1728.00 05990100005487 UCBA0000599 HEMANTA KUMAR 16 KHILLAR KASHINATH KHILLAR SON 14 255 0.32 1728.00 05990100003299 UCBA0000599 BHASKAR CHANDRA 17 BEHERA NARAYAN BEHERA SON 46 184 0.35 1890.00 39312848993 SBIN0006419 ANANDA CHANDRA ANANDA KHILLAR 18 KHILAR AND OTHERS SELF 108/42,10 3,09,299 0.40 2160.00 05990110066867 UCBA0000599 SANTOSH KHILAR 108/27,108/ 19 SANTOSH KHILAR AND OTHERS SELF 28, 0.90 4860.00 05990110063064 UCBA0000599 PRAKASH CHANDRA SANTOSH KHILAR 108/27,108/ 20 KHILAR AND OTHERS SELF 28 0.90 4860.00 05990110166932 UCBA0000599 HRUSIKESH 21 HRUSIKESH MOHANTY MOHANTY SELF 315/243 890 0.40 2160.00 05990110081464 UCBA0000599 DAUGHTER IN 22 SANTI KHILAR BANDHU KHILAR LAW 53 332 0.30 1620.00 35892213763 SBIN0006419 CHANDRA SETHY 23 NARENDRA KUMAR SETHY AND OTHERS GRANDSON 31 221 0.25 1350.00 05990100012405 UCBA0000599 BABAJI CHARAN 24 JAYRAM SAHOO SAHOO SON 58 13 0.45 2430.00 05990100011788 UCBA0000599 MUKUNDA 25 RATIKANTA SARANGI SARANGI SON 73 308 0.35 1890.00 25970110005408 UCBA0002597 NABIN KHILAR AND 26 BIJAY KUMAR KHILAR OTHERS SON 15 202 0.08 1000.00 33814874313 SBIN0006419 27 ANNAPURNA DAS ANNAPURNA DAS SELF 108/66 293/385 0.25 1350.00 36063225459 SBIN0006419 28 MANAS KUMAR SETHI MARKANDA SETHI SON 74 282 0.20 1080.00 35705941982 SBIN0006419 29 BIDYADHAR SETHI MARKANDA SETHI SON 74 282 0.20 1080.00 05990110000854 UCBA0000599 30 RAJESH KUMAR DAS PATI KHILAR GRANDSON 51 334 0.13 1000.00 05990110119303 UCBA0000599 PURNA CHANDRA 31 PURNA CHANDRA SETHI SETHI SELF 108/67 312/397 0.24 1296.00 05993211043348 UCBA0000599 PARAMANANDA 32 PARAMANANDA SAMAL SAMAL SELF 108/12 245 0.10 1000.00 05990110153376 UCBA0000599 33 ANANTA CHARAN SETHY CHANDRA SETHY GRANDSON 30 249 0.15 1000.00 05990100009833 UCBA0000599 34 RANJAN BHOI RANJAN BHOI SELF 108/14 152 0.25 1350.00 25970110062067 UCBA0000599 35 SUNIL KUMAR BHOI SUNIL KUMAR BHOI SELF 108/82 154 0.40 2160.00 35827416670 SBIN0006419 36 BALARAM DAS GAYADHAR DAS SON 108/32 223/382 0.30 1620.00 407053010831 YESBOBBCB15 37 PARAMESWAR ROUT BHABAGRAHI ROUT SON 70 164 0.28 1512.00 05990110090886 UCBA0000599 SURENDRANATH 38 SURENDRANATH BHOI BHOI SELF 108/53 130 0.38 2052.00 11623420529 SBIN0006419 39 PITAMBAR SWAIN BHAGBAN SWAIN SON 66 222 0.30 1620.00 05990110064153 UCBA0000599 SATRU SETHY AND 40 RABINDRA NATH SETHY OTHERS GRANDSON 88 120 0.13 1000.00 05990110048498 UCBA0000599 41 KAILASH DAS PATI KHILAR GRANDSON 51 236 0.15 1000.00 05993211022039 UCBA0000599 42 SOMENDRA KU BHOI SOMESWAR BHOI SELF 102 247 0.50 2700.00 05990100005587 UCBA0000599 RABINDRA NATH 43 MANOJ KUMAR DAS DAS SON 108/17 231 0.30 1620.00 33621831072 SBIN0006419 BHUBANI DAS AND 44 MAHENDRA DAS OTHERS SON 72 257 0.30 1620.00 05990110057834 UCBA0000599 NARENDRA DAS 45 NARENDRA DAS AND OTHERS SELF 108/49 238 0.12 1000.00 30834931733 SBIN0006419 BIMBADHAR 46 PRAKASH CH MOHANTY MOHANTY AND SON 60 283 0.18 1000.00 25970110061800 UCBA0002597 PURANA CHANDRA NARAHARI 47 MOHANTY MOHANTY AND SELF 60 283 0.18 1000.00 05993211023050 UCBA0000599 48 HEMALATA PADHI HEMALATA PADHI SELF 108 203 0.20 1080.00 05990110098806 UCBA0000599 49 RATNABATI SETHI RATNABATI SETHI SELF 82 175 0.30 1620.00 25970110089934 UCBA0002597 108/84, 50 DINABANDHU SETHI DINABANDHU SETHI SELF 108/62 2 PLOTS 0.19 1026.00 407053007896 BBSB DNR 51 ANNAPURNA SETHI ANNAPURNA SETHI SELF 108/80 324/411 0.25 1350.00 31009691634 SBIN0006419 BHAIGA SETHI AND 52 SANJEEB SETHI OTHERS GRANDSON 6 242 0.30 1620.00 25970110090220 UCBA0002597 SHUKADEB BARIK 53 LAXMIDHAR BARIK AND OTHERS SON 96 84 0.30 1620.00 05990110011256 UCBA0000599 SURENDRA KUMAR SURENDRA KUMAR 54 SAHOO SAHOO SELF 108/56 330 0.35 1890.00 05990100003159 UCBA0000599 55 BAISHNAB PADHI GOBINDA PARDHI SON 25 204 0.30 1620.00 407053007324 YESBOBBCB15 KALANDI CHARAN GANGADHAR 56 MOHANTY MOHANTY SON 18 284 0.06 1000.00 05990100005142 UCBA0000599 57 GOBINDA MALLICK SRIMATI MALLICK SON 108/37 240 0.17 1000.00 25970110021293 UCBA0002597 58 NILAMANI SAHU NILAMANI SAHU SELF 108/29 318/382 0.35 1890.00 05993211009238 UCBA0000599 59 KULAMANI SAHU KULAMANI SAHU SELF 108/87 318 0.14 1000.00 05990110058800 UCBA0000599 60 UMAMANI SAHOO UMAMANI SAHOO SELF 108/31 281 0.11 1000.00 30838751316 SBIN0006419 61 KAMALAKANTA ROUTRAY DAITARI ROUT SON 43 321 0.40 2160.00 05990100002881 UCBA0000599 62 CHANDRAMANI KHILAR BANDHU KHILAR GRANDSON 53 332 0.35 1890.00 05990110059661 UCBA0000599 SURENDRANATH 63 SURENDRANATH ROUT ROUT 108/18 267/379 0.15 1000.00 05990100000680 UCBA0000599 KAMALAKANTA 64 KAMALAKANTA ROUT ROUT 108/63 315/372 0.25 1350.00 34211841828 SBIN0006419 65 DAITARI SAMAL CHEMEI SAMAL SON 33 306 1.12 6048.00 0599010000265 UCBA0000599 SYAMSUNDAR 66 SUDHIR KUMAR MALLICK MALLICK SON 91 200.223 0.40 2160.00 05990100002223 UCBA0000599 67 SURENDRA SAMAL RATNAKAR SAMAL SON 108/33 185/383 0.20 1080.00 32600933856 SBIN0006419 AGADHU SETHI AND 68 BANSIDHAR SETHI OTHERS 6 182 0.22 1188.00 05990110114001 UCBA0000599 GADADHAR BEHERA 69 LILABATI BEHERA AND OTHERS 47 83 0.07 1000.00 05990110141878 UCBA0000599 BRUNDABAN BHOI 70 SUKANTA KUMAR BHOI AND OTHERS SON 63 297 0.35 1890.00 80162010009325 SYNB0008016 PARA DAS AND 71 KESHAB CHANDRA DAS OTHERS 52 237 0.16 1000.00 38957589290 SBIN0006419 72 RATNAKAR PALAI PADMABATI PALAI 108/15 225 0.20 1080.00 05990110058176 UCBA0000599 SURENDRANATH 73 SANJAY KUMAR BHOI BHOI 108/53 129 0.24 1296.00 05990100011152 UCBA0000599 AGADHU SETHI AND 74 DILLIP KUMAR SETHI OTHERS 6 342 0.16 1000.00 11623430140 SBIN0006419 NON 75 DAMODAR SAHOO GOURI SAH00 IRRIGATED 28 2,53,335 0.85 4590.00 30779836127 SBIN0006419 Total 24.40 136664.00 Abstract of Vill-Chatrapada Beneficary-75 Area-24.40 Amount-136664.00 Signature of RI Signature of VAW LIST OF FARMERS SUSTAINED CROPLOSS DUE TO HEAVY RAIN FALL/ FLOOD -2020 UNDER TAHASIL DHAMNAGAR Amount Sl. Name of the Farmer (Actual CuName of the RT Khata No Plot no. Relation w of input Bank A/C No. IFSC CODE No. Total sub- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Raghunath rout jayaram rout 600 ,599 3304, 3366,SON 1.20 6480 34610432822 SBIN0006419 2 laxmidharbiswal jagendra biswal 438 3178,, 3778,SON 2.45 13230 32905815908 SBIN0006419 3 rajkishorepadiari sudampadiari 1303/195 2048/4511,SON 2.00 10800 11623389622 SBIN0006419 4 jadi patra kapilpatra 176 2157 DAUGHTER0.80 4320 11623424160 SBIN0006419 5 sk nasim sk hasim 801 ,800 1888, 1959,SON 0.89 4806 11623383802 SBIN0006419 6 prasanta biswal sankarsan biswal 1084,,1086 1616,,1 3055 SON,30 2.00 10800 11623377774 SBIN0006419 7 chakradhar behera gangadhar behera 275 809, 1730, 12SON 2.00 10800 4922101002031 CNRB0004922 8 jagannath pradhan tayali pradhan 445 1637,,2982,SON 2.47 13338 30862870447 SBIN0006419 9 trilochan barik nanda barik 610 2905 ,2913,SON 2.00 10800 11623431916 SBIN0006419 10 debendra rout jadumanirout 414 3118, 3273,SON 2.65 14310 11623395080 SBIN0006419 11 shasikanta BARIK nanda barik 610 2905 ,2913,GRAND SON1.50 8100 31640828956 SBIN0006419 12 sridhar behera krushna behera 232 3109, 3257,son 1.49 8046 31125697248 SBIN0006419 13 kushendra kumar pradhan raghab pradhan 1303/986,, 39505 ,3348 ,34GRAND SON1.28 6912 30474870709 SBIN0006419 14 harihar khatua suryamani khatua 191, 190 3506, 3520,SON 2.00 10800 11623379646 SBIN0006419 15 uttamkumar behera uttamkumar behera 1303/465 3826/4271 SELF,,1 0.60 3240 32043495291 SBIN0006417 16 dibakar bal dinabandhu bal 491 3190, 3191,SON 0.46 2484 30611410353 SBIN0006417 17 bijay pradhan kanduri pradhan 173 2980, 3345,SON 0.52 2808 34008483861 SBIN0006419 18 ramesh behera shiba behera 1171 3107, 3098SON 0.48 2592 4922108002455 CNRB0004922 19 saroj kumar swain muralidhara swain 1303\264 3352/4555,SON 0.91 4914 35493133358 SBIN0006419 20 bishnu prasad mohaptra debendra narayan mohapatra510 906, 941,961SON 1.36 7344 11623421748 SBIN0006419 21 sridhar khatua suryamani khatua 191, 190 3527, 3532,SON 2.00 10800 31919269084 SBIN0006419 22 kanhu charan khilar krushna chandra khilar 77 131, 132, 13SON 1.85 9990 32414797203 SBIN0006419 23 bilasini shial lamidhara behera 1096, 1055,1493/4353, 10daUGHTER 0.95 5130 4922101000913 CNRB0004922 24 MANAGOBIDA BARIK GANESH
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