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Roll Numbers Allotted MTS.Xlsx Annexure to Notification No. AO/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S)Pt-1 dated 5/12/2018 Applicant's Roll Numbers in respect of the recruitment of MTS in the Department of Education(S), Manipur. Sl. No. Name of Applicants Residential Address Roll No 1 Chongtham Anup Singh Sagoltongba Makha Leikai 10001 2 Nikhindra Chongtham Sagoltongba Makha Leikai 10002 C/O Upa Thanghrim, Muolvaiphai Phaiveng, 3 Warhnem Sinrung 10003 Po/Ps, Dist-Churachandpur 795128 Chahkap Village, Po/Ps-Chakpikarong, 4 Joseph Seikholet Hanghal 10004 Chandel, Manipur Leilon Khunou Village, Bpo-Leimakhong, Po- 5 Lamkholen Vaiphei 10005 Mantripukhri, Senapati 795002 6 Mideuyile Tousem, Tamenglong, Manipur 795141 10006 Viii- Charhazare, Po- Motbung, Ps- 7 Krishna Kumar Mainali 10007 Gamnom/Sapermeina, Senapati, Manipur 8 Paotinkai Guite New Checkon, Imphal 10008 9 Neihoivah Guite New Checkon, Imphal 10009 Leibi Village, H/N0-79, Po-Pallel, Chandel 10 Dangshawa Koshang 10010 795135 11 Charanga Koshang Maringphai, Po-Pallel Chandel 795135 10011 Chingjaroi Ngachaphung Village Ukhrul, 12 R. Clifford 10012 Manipur 795142, H/No-32 13 Ngoruh Borda Moyon Kurkam Village, Chandel, Manipur 795127 10013 14 Sl. Hatlomkim L. Mulvi P.O. Mantripukhri, 10014 Sangaiprou Behind Fci Godown, Po-Tulihal, 15 Hrangneiyang Kom 10015 Imphal West 795140 Tuisenphai Village, Senapati, Po-Porompat, 16 Moses Shaichal 10016 Ps-Lamlai, Bpo-Takhel 795005 Singda Kuki Village, Po-Lamshang, Bpo- 17 Thangjalal Kipgen 10017 Kharam Vaiphei 795146 Motbung Village, Sadar Hills, Senapati, 18 Lhingneichong Tuboi 10018 Manipur Khangabok Moirang Palli Leikai, Khangabok, 19 Moirangthem Sanjit Singh 10019 Thoubal, Manipur 795138 Yairipok Bishnunaha, Po/Ps-Yairipok, 20 Khangembam Bamkim Singh 10020 Thoubal, Manipur 795149 Tengnoupal Village, Po-Moreh, Ps- 21 Phuthou Shominlen Mate 10021 Tengnoupal, Chandel 795131 Thoubal Khekman Makha Leikai 22 Asem Suran Singh 10022 Wangmataba 23 Ngamkholien Vaiphei Ts. Laijang Village, Chandel, Manipur 10023 Thangmeiband Polem Leikai Near Animal 24 Moirangthem Kunjaraj Singh 10024 Gym Keithelmanbi, Ward-2, Po-Kalapahar, 25 Satminlal Lhouvum 10025 Senapati, Manipur 795122 Page 1 of 1075 Annexure to Notification No. AO/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S)Pt-1 dated 5/12/2018 Applicant's Roll Numbers in respect of the recruitment of MTS in the Department of Education(S), Manipur. Sl. No. Name of Applicants Residential Address Roll No 26 Nengnunnem Sitlhou Motbung Village, Senapati, Manipur 10026 Leiphrakpam Mamang Leikai, Po/Ps-Wangoi 27 Soibam Amuthoi Singh 10027 795009 Kahangabok Part-Ii, Mayai Leikai, Po/Ps- 28 Laishram Romesh Singh 10028 Thoubal 795138 Uyal Makha Leikai, Bpo-Wangbal, Po- 29 Thingujam Ibema Devi 10029 Thoubal 795138 Pureiromba Leikai Near Imphal Free Press, 30 A.S. Gadion 10030 New Checkon 31 Awungshi Songamla Pureiromba Leikai, Near Icici Bank 10031 Pureiromba Leikai Near Imphal Free Press, 32 Thangmeingam Awungshi 10032 New Checkon Keithelmanbi Military Colony Sadar Hills, Po- 33 Seigoulen Haokip 10033 Kalapahar, Ps- Kangpokpi, Senapati, Manipur Keithelmanbi, Po-Kalapahar, Ps-Kangpokpi, 34 Letminlen Sitlhou 10034 Sadar Hills, Senapati, Manipur 795122 Kangchup Chingkhong, Po-Lamsang 795146, 35 Lamneineng Thangeo 10035 Senapati, Bpo-Kangchup, Ps-Saparmeina Kangchup Chingkhong, Po-Lamsang 795146, 36 Thangjalun Thangeo 10036 Senapati, Bpo-Kangchup, Ps-Saparmeina Kangchup Twikun, Senapati, Manipur 37 Angom Bembem 10037 795146, Po-Lamsang Papal Mamang Leikai, Khongjom, Po- 38 Ningthoujam Boboy Singh 10038 Wangjing, Ps-Kakching, Thoubal Lajang Veng, Saikul Hills Town Ward No-5 39 Nguljamang Khongsai 10039 Sadar Hills New Saikul Village, Po/Ps-Saikul Sadar Hills 40 Mangneikim Sitlhou 10040 East Senapati, Manipur 795118 Saikul Bazar, Po/Ps-Saikul, Senapati, 41 Kimcha Lhouvum 10041 Manipur 795118 Saikul Village, Po/Ps-Saikul, Senapati, 42 Kipsohoi Leivon 10042 Manipur 795118 Khangabok Awang Leikai, Thoubal , Manipur 43 Laishram Kiranmala Devi 10043 795138 Heirok Part-3 Lam-Mari Phangba, Thoubal 44 Elangbam Rina Devi 10044 795148 Langol Khunou Village, Po-Pallel, Chandel, 45 Dangshawa Modunpham 10045 Manipur 795135 Khongsai Veng Laipham Khunou, Po- 46 L.Jangginjoy Khongsai 10046 Lamlong, Imphal East, Manipur 795010 Khongjom Awang Leikai, Po-Wangjing, Ps- 47 Moirangthem Premjit Singh 10047 Kakching 795148 Thoubal Kiyam Siphai Mamang Leikai, Po/Ps- 48 Mutum Sarmila Devi 10048 Thoubal 795138 Thoubal Wangmataba Sorok Makha, Po/Ps- 49 Langpoklakpam Kananbala Devi 10049 Thoubal 795138 50 Thangdaniel Haokip S. Lhangom Senapati 795107 10050 Page 2 of 1075 Annexure to Notification No. AO/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S)Pt-1 dated 5/12/2018 Applicant's Roll Numbers in respect of the recruitment of MTS in the Department of Education(S), Manipur. Sl. No. Name of Applicants Residential Address Roll No National Games Village Zone-Iii, Qtr No. T/A- 51 M. Jonathan Haominlal Haokip 10051 60, Lamphel 795004 New Boljang Village, Senapati, Po-Pangei, 52 T. Lhunminlun Doungel 10052 Bpo-Satang Ps-Saikul 795114 53 Naorem Nabakumar Singh Keithen Macha Pareng Paji Leikai, Kakching 10053 Kakching Sumak Leikai, Makha Lou Near 54 Takhellambam Dhaneshori Devi 10054 New Parking, Thoubal 795103 Athokpam Awang Leikai, Po/Ps-Thoubal, 55 Leishangthem Sangeeta Devi 10055 795138, Manipur,H.No-161 56 Paolenlal Khongsai K. Vengnom, Igar South, Mantripukhri 10056 Chassad Avenue New Checkon Brighter 57 Seitinlen Haokip 10057 Academy, Imphal East Thoubal Wangkhem Mamang Leikai, Po- 58 Sorokhaibam Romiyo Meitei 10058 Thoubal, Ps-Yairipok 795138 Yairipok Singa Makha Leikai, Po/Ps- 59 Singamayum Amirkhan 10059 Yairipok, Thoubal 60 Chinneihoi Haokip Saitu Sapormeina, Senapati, Manipur 795107 10060 Motbung Village, Po-Motbung, 795107, 61 Thangminlun Lhouzem 10061 Senapati, C/O-Sehkhohao Lotzem 62 Kimneilhing Sitlhou Motbung Sadar Hills, Senapati 795107 10062 Kakching Mantak Village, Po/Ps-Kakching, 63 Karung Shankar Kom 10063 Chandel Kakching Mantak Village, Po/Ps-Kakching, 64 Shokngamla Kamodang 10064 Chandel 65 Thounaojam Bargesh Singh Wangkhei Angom Leikai, 10065 66 Leikhuram Monika Devi Kongba Makha Nandeibam Leikai, 10066 67 Rc Michael Nungnang Village. 10067 68 Tr William Gailangam Nungnang Village. 10068 69 Md. Safibullah Lilong Haoreibi Makha Leikai-795130, 10069 70 Laimayum Chandrkala Devi Khurkhul Awang Leikai, 10070 71 Lok Bahadur Adhikari Kanglatonbi, Hatikhuwa, 10071 Kakching Sumak Leikai, Victory School 72 Kshetrimayum Sonika Devi 10072 Pareng, Po/Ps-Kakching-795103 Yairipok, Singa Mathak Leikai, Po-Yairipok- 73 Mv Hefajuddin 10073 795149. 74 Phuritshabam Rajmohon Singh Salungpham Kangthokchao, 10074 Urup Mayai Leikai, Po-Lilong, Ps-Irilbung- 75 Mayanglambam Sushil Meitei 10075 795130, Page 3 of 1075 Annexure to Notification No. AO/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S)Pt-1 dated 5/12/2018 Applicant's Roll Numbers in respect of the recruitment of MTS in the Department of Education(S), Manipur. Sl. No. Name of Applicants Residential Address Roll No Mayanglambam Subhaschandra Urup Mayai Leikai, Po-Lilong, Ps-Irilbung- 76 10076 Singh 795130, 77 Chinghoinieng Tuitengphai Village Bpo-Saikot, Ccpur. 10077 78 L. Thanglenkam Khongsai Songphelkholen Village, Po-Ps-Saikul-795118, 10078 Waithoou Phunal Maring Po-Lilong, Ps- 79 Khulak Moshilpha Maring. 10079 Irilbung-795130, Heinang Makha Leikai, Po-Mantripukhri- 80 Pangambam Bruce-Lee Meitei 10080 795002, Kamching Ningthjou Leikai, H/No. 81 Thokchom Joshita Devi 10081 206(37/10). 82 Ts. Kamingthang Anal Abungnikhu Village-795127 10082 83 Ningthjoujam Monika Devi Singjamei Leishangthem Leikai. 10083 84 Loitongbam Jibonbala Chanu Naharup Awang Leikai, Po/Ps-Porompat. 10084 Baruni Road, Heirak Khun Top Khongnang 85 Syed Sureiya Sultanan 10085 Makhon, Porompat-795008, H/No.36, Khumanthem Sureshchandra 86 Yairipok Yambem Makha Leikai, 10086 Singh 87 Waithom Gimmy Devi Naharup Pangong Makhong-795005, 10087 88 Paominlen Motbung Inpi Veng. 10088 89 Phaomei Sanjilung Namdunglong Stadium Orad-795002 10089 90 Md. Sadique Allam House No. 76 Kiyam Leitanok-795138, 10090 Utonglok Village, Saikul Sub-Divn Sadar 91 Kimnunhoi Leivon Kom 10091 Hills. 92 Mohd. Sahidur Rahaman Yairipok Ningthounai Makha, 10092 93 Saikhom Thoibisana Devi Khangabok Part-Iii Cherapur Leikai 10093 94 Koning Modar Sandang Shenba Village, 10094 Waithou Phunal Maring, Po-Lilong, Ps- 95 P. Mohsilpha Dangsha 10095 Irilbung-795130, Wangkhei Ningthem Pukhri Mapal-795001, 96 Yumnam Ritabhanu Chanu 10096 H/No.69 Kangshang Village Po-Pallel Machi Sub-Divn- 97 Shilla Poujailiu Gangmei 10097 795135 Waithou Phunal Maring-795130, Po-Liling, Po- 98 Koman Kothil Maring 10098 Irilbung. 99 Tomuishang Dangshawa Maring Kangshang Village Po-Pallel Machi Sub-Divn. 10099 Willong Khullen, H/No.62, Po-Karong,- 100 K. Esther 10100 795007, Page 4 of 1075 Annexure to Notification No. AO/252/MTS/2016(5)-DE(S)Pt-1 dated 5/12/2018 Applicant's Roll Numbers in respect of the recruitment of MTS in the Department of Education(S), Manipur. Sl. No. Name of Applicants Residential Address Roll No Laipham Khunou Makha Leikai Stadium 101 Laishram Amit Singh 10101 Road-795001,Po-Lamlong, Po-Lamphel 102 Lhaineineng Kipgen G. Songlung Village Po-Motbung-795107, 10102 103 Sunil Sharma Kanglatongbi Near Mandir, Po-Sekmai. 10103 104 Nameirakpam Rita Devi Bashikhong Meira Club Imphal East-798008 10104 Wangkhei Ayangpalli Road-795001, H/No. 105 Samukcham Lakshmi 10105 77, Gahtao Village, Khouphum Sub-Divn. Po- 106 Simeon Panmei 10106 Nungbam, Ps-Khoupum-7985147, H/No.06 Lilong Haoreibi Mayai Leikai, Po/Ps-Lilong- 107 Md. Wajir Ahamad 10107 795130, 108 L. Nehminlen Haokip Gamnom Sapormeina, 10108
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