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LIST OF GRADE II OFFICIALS Date of Qualific Emp. ID Name Birth Category ation Office Location Res. Address Telephone No. 464, Sector-13 Extn., Urban Estate, 2709 Rajinder Kumar 10/01/1957 SC B.A. NSSO(FOD) KARNAL Karnal C/o R.C. Chettri, Barapather, 2892 Dipak Gurung 16/11/1957 Others B.A. NSSO(FOD) Shillong 2544422 Hawbah, SHILLONG-2 D.Tamilselvi 3132 10/11/1960 SC B.A. NSSO(FOD) COIMBATORE Durairaj 15-B, Anand State Bank Colony, Near 3429 D.P. Ratnaparkhi 31/07/1959 Others B.Com. NSSO(FOD) Amravati 2550236 Jain Quarter Camp, AMRAVATI Vill. & PO Amar Pur Distt. Bilaspur 3531 Omesh Paul 29/03/1963 Others M.A. NSSO(FOD) Shimla 09418129793 (H.P.)- 174001 North Ghoshpure, "Uttareyon 3749 M. Ghosh 13/01/1953 Others B.Sc NSSO(FOD) MALDA Society", P.O. Ghoshpure Bally, District Howrah S. K. B.A.(Eco. 66, Mansatola Lane, Kidderpore, 3818 31/10/1953 Others NSSO(FOD) Kolkata Mukhopadhyay ) Kolkata- 700023 D.S.S. Prasad 3835 20/04/1967 Others B. Com. NSSO(FOD) GUNTUR Duddu 3845 J.K. Grover 13/10/1959 Others B.Sc. NSSO(FOD) Faridabad Prateaksha - 120 jaNakpur - II 3882 Rakesh Sharma 19/12/1966 Others M.A.Eco. NSSO(FOD) JAIPUR 2590805 Imliwala phatak. Jaipur - 302015 Kalashri Gopal pore, Via Charinangal, 3964 Tapan Kumar Rout 02/10/1970 Others M.A. NSSO(FOD) CUTTAK 2605715 JAJPUR (Orissa) 106, Baba Santosh Plaza No. 6, Plot- 4015 P.S. Pal 26/05/1972 Others B.Sc. Indian Bureau of Mines Nagpur 11, SAW Mill Area, Lashkari Bagh, NAGPUR-440017 H.No. 80, Sector-4, Trikota Nagar, 4016 Sumit Sharma 17/04/1974 Others B.A. NSSO(FOD) FEROZEPUR JAMMU M.A.(His 775, KHUteton Ka Rasta, KishonPole 4072 R.K. Sharma 05/04/1954 Others NSSO(FOD) JAIPUR 2325006 .) Bazar, Jaipur M.A. Vill & PO Barokodali, PO Baxirhat, Dt 4079 Ashish Kundu 14/08/1969 OBC NSSO(FOD) SILIGURI (Eco.) Coolchbehar-736159 4089 RajKumar 30/09/1954 Others B.A. NSSO(FOD) Faridabad H. No.2-J/117, NIT, Faridabad 4109 S.Sivakumar 15/05/1969 OBC M.Com. NSSO(FOD) THANJAVUR Sanjay Kumar BANTALA, PO: TENTOLA, VIA: 4131 20/05/1971 Others B.A. NSSO(FOD) CUTTAK Dash TEYNDAKUDA, Distt: KENDRAPADA- 754134 (Orissa) K. R. Krishna Qtr. No. 42, Central Excise Staff 4142 26/02/1970 OBC MA Indian Bureau of Mines Nagpur 2294090 Kumar Qtrs., KAKINADA 4144 K. V. Sebastian 26/08/1972 OBC BA NSSO(FOD) Kochi Kalathil, Chettikadu, ALLEPPEY-21 0944202636 K. Hari Nagesh M.Sc(Ma 4-137, Ist Road, X Cross, New Town, 4158 29/01/1973 Others NSSO(FOD) ANANTAPUR Kalugotla th & ANANTAPUR-515004 Certifica Venkata Suresh B.Sc C/o Sh. K. Ramakateswara Rao, D. 4185 19/08/1974 OBC NSSO(FOD) VELLORE Kumar Kintada B.Ed. No. 32-36-13, Prathibonikatam School Road, Machavaram, LIG 538, 14th Cross Navanagar, Hubli- 4194 R.B. Kulkarni 12/04/1954 Others B.Com. NSSO(FOD) Hubli 25 Flat No. 9/3, Neelam Aleasan, 4240 S. Karmakar 30/09/1959 OBC B.Com NSSO(FOD) HOWRAH 25139037 Rabindra Sarani, KOLKATA-700049 M.A.(Eco New Delhi / 4254 Savita Bagai 09/08/1959 Others NSSO(FOD) ) Delhi M.Sc. 4256 C.S. Mohan Rao 01/08/1970 OBC NSSO(FOD) KURNOOL (Stat.) Vill.-Govar Dhanawer , P.O.-Nadarm, 4258 Ajay Kumar 15/11/1972 OBC M.Sc NSSO(FOD) DUMKA Thana- Barh, Distt. PATNA 4259 Niranjan Sahoo 08/03/1958 Others BA NSSO(FOD) CUTTAK B.Com,L N.. 15/16, Flat No. 203, lakeview 4260 B.A. Venkataram 05/02/1958 Others NSSO(FOD) Benguluru 080-23624902 LB appt, konanakunte, bangalore 4261 M.A. Rajashree 21/05/1973 Others M.Sc NSSO(FOD) MYSORE M.A 57-A, Seetaram Nagar, Ahirwan, 4263 H. K. Mishra 06/07/1961 Others NR / NOT SPECIFIED Others 09415732995 (Eco) G.T.Road, P.O.Harjinder Nagar KANPUR(U.P.) B-2/2, Sector -4, Vinay Nagar, 4277 V.S Tomar 01/09/1954 Others M.A. NSSO(FOD) Gwalior 2482393 Gwalior (MP) P.K. Johnson 59, Ramdas Street, Ratinapuri, 4282 26/05/1961 Others B.A. NSSO(FOD) Thrissur Kochaappan COIMBATORE Ved Prakash B.E. Near: Arya Samaj Mandir, 4283 06/07/1976 Others Indian Bureau of Mines Nagpur Verma (M.Engg) Baijnathpara, CHHINDWARA M.A(eco Vill. Barigawn, Post: Pipra Brahman 4285 V.K. Singh 15/08/1978 OBC NSSO(FOD) GORAKHPUR 0551-2200769 nomics) Via Captanganj, Distt. Maharajganj, UP B.Sc.(Sta New Delhi / 410, D-16, Sector-7, ROHINI, DELHI- 4286 Vineet Kumar 20/02/1974 Others NSSO(FOD) t.) Delhi 110085 C/o Sh. G.C. Saxena, A-15, Chandra 4291 Rupesh Sinha 21/06/1975 Others M.SC. NSSO(FOD) LUCKNOW Nagar, MORADABAD (UP) M.SC.(M H/o Ram Ekbal Singh, Proffessor 4292 D. Kumar 16/08/1972 OBC NSSO(FOD) DARBHANGA ath) Colony, Allalpathi, DARBHANGA Ministry of Rural New Delhi / 4293 Ashok Kumar Jha 30/08/1973 Others B.A. Development Delhi Bimlesh Kumar MO Kapina Post Laxmeshwas Almora 4302 16/11/1976 OBC B.SC. NSSO(FOD) ALMORA Singh Uttranchal. Satyendra Kumar B.Sc.(Ma C/o Sh. Moti Lal Jawahar Lal 4303 07/08/1975 OBC NSSO(FOD) AZAMGARH Kashyap th) Kashyap, Baleshwar Road, Japlin Ganj, BALLIA (UP) 547/1 G.T. Road Baidyabati Hoolgly- 4305 M. Pyne 25/08/1973 OBC B.Sc(H) NSSO(FOD) CHINSURAH 712222 4307 K.K. Gupta 10/02/1977 OBC B.A. NSSO(FOD) Patna 52 Desh Bandhu Nagar Road, Shanti 4313 Partha Sarati Das 30/09/1976 Others BSC(Eco) NSSO(FOD) Kolkata Villa, Flat- 101, Hindmotor, Hooglhly ( WB.) M.Sc.Ma New Manddi Road Pondri Tarai 4315 O.P. Sahu 25/03/1973 OBC NSSO(FOD) RAIPUR ths Raipkur 4316 Ashish Sharma 13/09/1977 Others DGDCA NSSO(FOD) Agra 23/ 154 - G Wazair Pura Agra. 2523337 M.A. C/O N.P. Tiwari Besides Deepalladge 4319 A.K. Pandey 24/01/1975 Others NSSO(FOD) Gwalior (Eco.) Shivpuri. M.A. 63 Ramdas Naidu street Rathinapasi 4320 R. Subhash 20/04/1972 OBC NSSO(FOD) KOLLAM (Eco) P.O. Coimbatore- 27 Tanmoy M.A.(Par 34/1 Bhattacharyya Para Lane 4323 08/01/1975 Others NSSO(FOD) Kolkata Bhattacharya t-II) Ramrajatala Hawra- 711104 4325 Kusum Singh 10/04/1976 Others M.Sc. NSSO(FOD) LUCKNOW MM- 221 Sector-D Aliganj Lucknow. 372 Dujj Nagar Ajwa Road baroda- 4326 A.K. Dubey 01/07/1973 Others M.Com NSSO(FOD) Baroda 2519062 19 Chandra Mauli Subhash Nagar Indra Gandhi Marg 4328 02/01/1974 Others B.Sc. NSSO(FOD) Khandwa Agrahari Gorakhpur ( U.P.)- 273015 M.A.(Ma Deptt. on Consumer New Delhi / 4331 Surinder Shah 13/04/1971 OBC UV- 39 PitamPura Delhi- 88 ths) Affairs Delhi Vinod Kumar M.A.(Ma New Delhi / A- 373 Kartar Market Munirka New 4332 25/02/1972 OBC NSSO(FOD) Yadav th) Delhi Delhi. M.Sc.(Ph 4336 Ravinder Singh 15/03/1974 Others NSSO(FOD) Faridabad 1919/III/NH-IV, Faridabad y.) 209, Kasturba Nagar Road, NO. 5, 4337 A.S. Saxena 06/07/1975 Others B.Sc. NSSO(FOD) LUCKNOW Ratlam, MP Deboyoti Jagbaandhu Apartment, Flat No. 7- 4338 23/12/1977 Others B.A NSSO(FOD) Kolkata Bhattacharjee 82, M.M.Gimosh Road, Dumdum, Kolkata C/O R. E. Singh, Prof. Colony, 4340 D.N. Prasad 11/08/1975 OBC M.A. NSSO(FOD) Patna Allalpatti, DBG M.Sc. No. 162/4, 6th street, TNHB, 4342 Premalatha M 04/04/1971 OBC NSSO(FOD) Chennai 26250576 Maths Korathur Chennai-80 B.Sc(MA 38-F, Thilagar LaneRamiah Street, 4343 P. Suresh Kumar 10/03/1972 OBC NSSO(FOD) VIRUDUNAGAR 452267676 T) Madurai-625011 M.A.(Eco New Delhi / B-202, Badhwar Appt. sec-6, Dwarka, 4346 Rekha Sharma 26/01/1976 Others NSSO(FOD) 25083936 ) Delhi Plot No. 3 New Delhi B.A.(Hon 4347 Ranvijay Upadhyay 30/06/1976 Others s), NSSO(FOD) Faridabad Q. No. 27, Type III, NH-4, Faridabad MBA(HR Mahendra Vikram M.A C/O, Sri. Virendra Vikram Singh 4348 06/03/1978 Others NSSO(FOD) GONDA 09451606686 Singh (Eco) Advocate Mohalla Salarganj Bahraich (U.P.) 271801 42-A, Defence Colony, Agra Cantt- 4350 Suman Kumar 14/08/1974 Others M.Sc NSSO(FOD) Agra 282001 L.N. Phukun, Milan Nagar, D Lane, C. 4353 Pranab Kr. Das 20/04/1970 OBC M.Sc. NSSO(FOD) Guwahati R. Building, Dibriugarh C/O Ram Lal Tiwari, Murli Dhar 4354 S.K. Mishra 23/03/1974 Others M.A. NSSO(FOD) Faridabad Colony, Rewa 1/1752/2, Nirankari Bhawan, Navin 4355 Vikas Singh 01/07/1974 Others M.Sc. NSSO(FOD) LUCKNOW Nagar, Saharanpur 105.88, Vijay Path, Mansarowar, 4356 Puneet Mehrotra 13/03/1974 Others M.A.LLB NSSO(FOD) JAIPUR Jaipur J Lane, West Milan Nagar, Dibrugarh- 4359 Maniraj Adhikary 28/01/1978 Others B.Sc. NSSO(FOD) Tejzpur 786003 9-3/5, Road No. 8, Dwarka puram, 4360 Srinivasa Rao CH 15/08/1974 OBC B.SC NSSO(FOD) HYDERABAD Hyderabad-60 M.A.(Pre Plot No.- 19, Mangla Vihar-I, New 4362 Nagendra Singh 14/02/1971 OBC NSSO(FOD) Kanpur ) P.A.C. Line, KANPUR-208015 Master 4363 Prem Kumar Shaw 01/01/1974 Others in NSSO(FOD) LUCKNOW E-1/21, Sector D, Aligang, lucknow Human B.Sc.(Ma 4364 Brij Kishore Prasad 28/02/1975 Others NSSO(FOD) Faridabad Qr. No. 1227/ III, NH-V Faridabad 9968497650 ths) 4365 Mani Bhushan 01/03/1977 Others B.Sc. NSSO(FOD) MUZAFARPUR M.Sc.(St 4367 Balasubramani G 11/03/1971 OBC NSSO(FOD) Puducherry 20, Sengusher street, Pondicheery-5 ats) C/O Naresh Sharma, Near Radhy 4368 Pawan Kumar 10/03/1975 ST B.A.
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  • CP Student Activity Report 2016-17.Pdf

    CP Student Activity Report 2016-17.Pdf

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  • Shri Amritwaani Paath & Satsang with Swami Nalinanand Giri Ji

    Shri Amritwaani Paath & Satsang with Swami Nalinanand Giri Ji

    THE HINDU TEMPLE OF METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON 10001 RIGGS ROAD, ADELPHI, MD 20783 PHONE #s 301-445-2165, 301-434-1000; http://www.hindutemplemd.org; E-mail: [email protected] December 2014 Scheduled Events Month Date Day Time Event Description December 1 MONDAY Shiv Pooja December 2 TUESDAY AMAVASYA GEETA JAYANTI December 2 TUESDAY 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM Hanuman Chalisa Paath & with Pandit Pitamber Dutt Sharm ji -reading, bhajans, kirtan, katha Sunderkaand Paath December 3 WEDNESDAY Laxmi Narayana Pooja December 4 THURSDAY PRADOSHA December 4 THURSDAY 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Sai Baba Group Bhajans, Reading & Arti; Followed by Prasad December 5 FRIDAY 8:00 PM Santoshi Mata Arti Service December 6 SATURDAY PURNIMA DATTATREYA JAYANT December 6 SATURDAY Serva Deva Pooja December 6 SATURDAY 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Jain Pooja "New Program" Every Saturday Morning - 10 am to 11:30 am December 6, 13, 20, & 27, 2014 Shri Amritwaani Paath & Satsang With Swami Nalinanand Giri Ji December 7 SUNDAY 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM Yoga Classes December 7 SUNDAY 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Jain Pooja December 7 SUNDAY 5:00 PM to7:00 PM Hari & Ram Katha Katha, bhajans, Kirtan Evening; Prasad & Priti Bhoj December 8 MONDAY Shiv Pooja December 9 TUESDAY 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM Hanuman Chalisa & Sunderkaand with Pandit Pitamber Dutt Sharm ji -reading, bhajans, kirtan, katha Paath December 10 WEDNESDAY Laxmi Narayana Pooja December 11 THURSDAY 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Sai Baba Group December 12 FRIDAY 8:00 PM Santoshi Mata Arti Service Bhajans, Reading & Arti; Followed by Prasad December 13 SATURDAY
  • Clicking Here

    Clicking Here

    1 The Alphabet Board A Collection of Sayings of AVATAR MEHER BABA Compiled by Chris Maier This collection © 2014 by Chris Maier. See pp. 2-4 for further copyright information. 2 Preface Words can clarify or confuse; they’ve always had this dual identity, but in this “Information Age” words have proliferated to such an extent that mankind seems in danger of drowning in a sea of verbiage. Inasmuch as we depend on words, we need those which give meaning to our lives; we need, ideally, words defined by God! And—thank God!—we have them. For although He kept silent for forty-four years, Avatar Meher Baba spoke to us through His alphabet Board, His flying fingers giving the true meaning of everything from Art to Zero—all the while pointing us away from words, towards His silence and the unnamable mystery of His Love. Note: When “you” is referred to in a quote from Meher Baba, it is sometimes a general and at other times a specific “you,” but if the gist of the message seemed generally applicable, it is quoted without indicating who was being addressed. Omissions are noted by ellipsis points (…), paragraph breaks are omitted, editor’s interpolations are enclosed in brackets, and spellings and capitalization are rendered as in the source text: thus, for instance, Baba is sometimes “me” and sometimes “Me,” God is “he” or “He,” and so on. SOURCES The words of Meher Baba are copyright by the Avatar Meher Baba Perpetual Public Charitable Trust (AMBPPCT), Kings Road, Ahmednagar, M.S. 414001, India.