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Relationshi Name of the Date of Category of Sl Relationshi Name of the Date of Category of Sl. Name of the enlisted Categor Parmanent Educational p with Office Deceased Death of the DOB Present Address Educational PPO No. Remakrs No. candidate y Address Qualification diseased Attached to Employees Name deceased wise employee with Designation employe G. Kritama, 1 Govinda Narayan 01-05-1964 HSC Son Ex-Lascar, 08-04-1983 Grade-II. G. Joggaiah, 2 G. Papayya 05-03-1976 Class-VII Son Ex-Helper 25-12-1983 (Works shop) Late K. Tataya, Ex. 3 Koda Ramu 20-02-1977 X Son 18-05-1985 155F Tindal S. Venkat Rao, 4 S. Parvati(W) 1948 Literate Wife 10-08-1985 Ex.-Serang. Bansidhar Malla, Ex- 5 Annapurna Malla(W) 08-11-1985 Illiterate Wife 23-10-1985 Khalasi Subash Ch. Dash, 6 Kalapalata Dash(W) Jul-88 Up-to VI Wife 08-07-1988 Ex-Electrician Gr.II Dharmananda Bhol, 7 Pada Bhol 10-06-1964 Class-IV Son 26-10-1988 Ex-Peon Up to X, Heavy U.N. Mohanty, 8 Pramod Kumar Mohanty 19-08-2001 UR Son Skilled E & M 20-10-1990 Licence Ex-Opt. Gr-II M. Demud,Ex-Fitter, 9 M. Devudamma(W) Nov-91 Illiterate Wife 08-12-1990 Grade-III Brundaban Mallick, 10 Sagarika Mallick(W), 09-07-1973 SC/PH HSC Daughter 12-08-1992 Ex-DCGO Aparti Ch. Sahoo, 11 Parbati Lata Sahoo(W) 05-08-1967 VII Wife 16-08-1992 Ex-Lascar Gr.-II, D. Rajeya, 12 D. Malya 05-10-1967 VIII Son 14-09-1992 Ex-Helper. Md. Ibrahim, Ex- 13 MD Ishaquke 27-12-1960 UR HSC Son E & M 15-04-1993 561F Helper Golaram Pingua, Ex- 14 Jani Pingua 07-03-1966 ST Up to Class-V Wife Un Skilled Traffic Deptt. 01-09-1993 743(F) TPM. Late Hadu Hembram, 15 Saraswati Hembram 01-11-1959 ST IV Wife Un Skilled Marine 26-10-1993 755F Ex. Helper Relationshi Name of the Date of Category of Sl. Name of the enlisted Categor Parmanent Educational p with Office Deceased Death of the DOB Present Address Educational PPO No. Remakrs No. candidate y Address Qualification diseased Attached to Employees Name deceased wise employee with Designation employe Late Nari Swain, Ex. 16 Niranjan Swain 10-08-1975 IX Son 14-02-1994 768F Khalashi PK Das, 17 Sanjaya Kumar Das 10-02-1967 Plucked Matric Son Ex-Loco Driver. 21-05-1994 781F Late P.K. Ojha, Ex. 18 Sailabala Ojha 07-08-1986 IV Wife 02-07-1994 787F Fitter Gr.III Late Ansul Mohanty, 19 Rabindra Kumar Mohanty 06-11-1971 HSC Son 15-02-1995 865F Ex. Helper +3 Coms, DCA, Mohan Ch. Khuntia, 20 Dillip Kumar Khuntia 15-07-1976 Type writing, MV Son 16-08-1995 953F Ex-Operator. License (Heavy) Late R.K. Moharana, 21 Purna Chandra Moharana 14-06-1974 IX Son 01-12-1996 1037F Ex. Lineman Gr.II Rankanidhi Ojha, 22 Prasanta Kumar Ojha 10-07-1974 +3 Arts, PGDCA Son Semi Skilled Traffic Deptt. 05-01-1997 1028(F) Ex-Fitter Gr.-III Kelu Khandual, 23 Tapan Kumar Khandual 09-08-1973 Up to Class X Son 08-06-1997 Ex-Helper. Subash Ch. Mandal, 24 Someswar Mandal 25-05-1981 SC HSC Son Un Skilled PRO Ex-Gateman. 21-08-1997 1042(F) Late N.C Ojha, Ex. 25 Pratap Kumar Jena 12-05-1972 IX Son 28-12-1997 Optr. Gr.I Late Nanda Kishore 26 Ranjan Kumar Sethi 03-03-1982 SC HSC Son Semi Skilled C.E Sethy, 15-04-1998 1073(F) Ex-Fiter Gr.-II Bhaskar Ch. Patra, 27 Biswaranjan Patra 27-05-1976 +2 Arts son Ex-Pump operater, Gr.- 21-04-1998 II Hrudananda Sahoo, 28 Sulochana Sahoo(W) 05-05-1960 Read up to Cl-IX Wife 19-07-1998 Ex-Operator, Gr.II. Upashastri 29 Subash Barik 11-10-1979 Son Hrusikesh Barik, Peon 15-10-1998 1075F (Eqv. to +2) late Pradip Kumar 30 Suryamani Soren 26-05-1965 ST HSC Wife Soren, Ex. Time 15-01-1999 1078F Keeper Relationshi Name of the Date of Category of Sl. Name of the enlisted Categor Parmanent Educational p with Office Deceased Death of the DOB Present Address Educational PPO No. Remakrs No. candidate y Address Qualification diseased Attached to Employees Name deceased wise employee with Designation employe +2 Sc. 31 A. Arun Kumar 01-06-1982 OBC Son A. Thumbesu, Ex-PA 30-08-1999 B.E Engg. Late S.S. Appato, Ex. 32 Krushna Ch. Appato 26-03-1973 VIII Son 26-11-1999 1089F Optr. Gr.I Khetrabasi Panda, Ex- 33 Sivarama Panda 01-01-1974 HSC Son Semi Skilled Estate Wing Asst. Foreman 09-01-2000 1102(F) (Workshop) Late B.B. Nayak, Ex. 34 Binesh Kumar Nayak 09-06-1980 Bcom, MBA Son 13-01-2000 Sr. UDC Sri Hari Sahoo, 35 Ramesh Chandra Sahoo 16-01-1971 OBC HSC Son Semi Skilled Guest House Ex-Helper, PHD 17-01-2000 1104(F) Invalid (Medically invalid) +2 Com. DCA, 36 Binodini Tripathy (W) 15-03-1973 Wife Skilled Traffic Deptt. BN Tripathy, Ex. ODC 13-03-2000 1695(F) Type Knowing Kasinath Patra, 37 P. Krushna Ch. Patra 10-02-1972 VII Son Un Skilled IOHP/MCHP 30-03-2000 1183(F) Ex-Khalasi(s) Traffic +3 Arts, Type PK Mangaraj, 38 Pratima Mangaraj 02-06-1979 Knowing, Daughter Skilled Traffic Deptt. 09-04-2000 1136(F) Ex-TPM Certificate in Software Landa Dilli Rao, 39 Landa Kumar Rao 15-06-1976 IX Son Un Skilled IOHP/MCHP 18-06-2000 1150(F) Ex-Peon(S) Budhi Patra, Ex. 40 Basanti Patra (W) 02-07-1951 OBC Illiterate Wife Un Skilled Medical 23-07-2000 1155(F) Disinfector Late Bidyadhar 41 Keshab Gochhayat 05-05-1974 +2 Arts. Son Gochhayat, Ex. 24-07-2000 1153F Safaibala Vill-Pandua, Po- Vill-Pandua, Po- HSC, +2 & +3 Arts, Sashibhusan Baral, 42 Chinmaya Sundar Baral 27-05-1982 Pandua, Via- Pandua, Via- PGDCA, DCA, Son Semi Skilled IOHP/MCHP MCHP Division, E&M 15-09-2000 1165(F) Rahama, Ps-Tirtol, Rahama, Ps-Tirtol, Type Writing, Dept. Dist-JagatsinghpurAT- Qr. No- 1R-89 Dist-JagatsinghpurAT- Nimidhi Kobhida +3Arts in Hindi, Surendra Kr. Barik, 43 Surya Naryan Barik 03-01-1985 Nuabazar, PO- Paradip Garh MBA, PGDCA Son Skilled Finance Deptt. 29-12-2000 1258(F) Ex. HA, F&A. Paradip Dist- Jagatsinghpur Type knowing B.Com., Type Sankar Gochhayat, 44 Prabir Kumar Gochhayat 12-11-1972 SC Son Skilled Finance Deptt. 20-01-2001 1237(F) Knowing, PGDCA Sr. Safailwala Sk. Allimudin 45 Sk. Illiyasuddin 05-04-1968 HSC, Allhabad Son 08-03-2001 Ex-Table Boy. Late-Mahendra Ku. 46 Chandrakanti Mishra(W) 24-03-1961 +2 Arts Wife Semi Skilled Traffic Deptt. Mishra, 11-03-2001 1310(F) Ex-Sr. ODC Relationshi Name of the Date of Category of Sl. Name of the enlisted Categor Parmanent Educational p with Office Deceased Death of the DOB Present Address Educational PPO No. Remakrs No. candidate y Address Qualification diseased Attached to Employees Name deceased wise employee with Designation employe 47 Laxmidhar Guai 08-07-1982 HSC Son Semi Skilled Guest House BN Guia, Ex. DCGO 15-03-2001 1917(F) HSC, ITI(Elect.), KC Das, Ex-Helper, 48 Balaram Ch. Das 05-06-1975 Son Skilled IOHP/MCHP 15-05-2001 1577(F) Type Knowing E&M Deptt. Late Badibabu Rao, 49 Badi Janaki Amma (W) 21-09-1966 OBC Class-V Wife Un Skilled Marine Deptt. 05-08-2001 1620(F) Helper, Engg. Deptt. Late Sk. Jamman, Ex. 50 Sk. Julfukar 05-02-1984 HSC Son 19-01-2002 1623F DST Gouri Shyam Dash, 51 Muralidhar Dash 03-01-1969 B.Sc. (Dist.), DCA Son High Skilled High School Ex-Helper BC 10-02-2002 1651(F) Division. Kartik Ch. Behera, Ex. 52 Nrushingha Ch. Behera 10-08-1981 SC +3 Arts, DCA Son Semi Skilled M.E OFFICE 05-04-2002 1667(F) Lineman Gr.-II Late Sachidananda 53 Debasis Mohanty 15-07-1976 Diploma (Elct.) Son Moahanty, Ex. Sr. 09-05-2002 1646F Asst. Nanda Munda, EX. 54 Ayub Munda 03-04-1980 ST Class-X Son Un Skilled PED 31-08-2002 1694(F) OA Late s.N. Behera, Ex. 55 Sujit Kumar Behera 12-05-1980 ITI Fitter Son 23-10-2002 1693F ODC +3 Sc. B. Apparao, 56 B. Ranjeet Kumar, SC 08-08-1986 SC Son 18-12-2002 DCA Ex. OA, Admn. Late P.K. Samal, Ex. 57 Amresh Kumar Samal 02-07-1980 Diploma (Elct.) Son 27-12-2002 1728F Asst. Engineer LD Mohapatra, Ex- 58 Lalit Narayan Mohapatra 01-01-1983 HSC Type knowing Son Semi Skilled Finance Deptt. 06-05-2003 1754(F) SDJM Late Bansidhar Sahoo, Ex-Helper, 59 Suresh Kumar Sahoo 06-04-1974 Class-IX Son Un Skilled E & CM Deptt. 16-05-2003 ----- IOHP Div., E&M Deptt. Diploma in Civil Rajendra Badatya, 60 Pramod Kumar Badatya 21-03-1978 Son High Skilled C.E 19-07-2003 1755(F) Engg. Ex. AE© Late Dukhiram +2 Science, ITI 61 Kamala Kanta Mohanta 12-03-1980 Son Mohanta, Ex. Pump 13-11-2003 1809F (Elct.) Optr. Gr.II Manoranjan Mohanty, 62 Mamata Mohanty (W) 27-05-1968 HSC Wife Marine Deptt. 20-11-2003 1788(F) Ex. MF-GR.-II Late Laxmidhar 63 Bidulata Swain 13-01-1967 VIII Wife 29-01-2004 1827F Swain, Ex. CKL Late. Naru Nayak 64 Prasanta Kumar Nayak 04-06-1976 HSC Son Ex-Helper, 07-05-2004 2140F E& M Deptt.
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