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Madhesh Institute Of Health Sciences Janakpurdham,Province-2,Dhanusha Post :Admin/Recorder/Store/Public Health List Date:- 2078-03-01 Time : 08:00 AM Venue :- Madhesh Institute Of Health Scicences Office ( Province Hospital), Janakpur Citizenship S.N Name Age Father's Name Grandfather's Name Permanent Address No. Janakpur Sub Metropolitan City-1, 171102/5484 1 AAJAD NARSINGH SHAH 29 RAM ARODHAN SHAH GANESH SHAH Dhanusha 18-01-73-02447 2 Aakash maandal 21 Gauri mandal madhuri mandal Pipra, Mahottari 18-01-74-08306 3 AARTI KUMARI 20 RABINDRA SAH RAM LOCHAN SAH Jaleshwar Municipality-11, Mahottari 17-01-71-01370 4 Aarti Sah 23 Kapileshwar sah Damare sah Dhanusha 25-01-71-02952 5 Aasha Mandal 24 Ram Sogarath Mandal Jhauli Mandal Janakpur-14, Dhanusha District-Dhanusha, Municipality-Sabaila- 95602116 6 Abhineet Kumar Mahato 36 Arun Kumar Mahato Sudi Ganga Prasad Mahato Sudi 8, Tole-Thilla 18-01-74-00517 7 Abhishek yadav 21 shri prasad yadav iner yadav khutta pipradhi-08,Mahottari,Nepal 173019/1229 8 ACHHUTAM KUMAR MANDAL 31 Punit Mandal Musaphir Mandal Shahidnagar Municipality-7, Dhanusha MITHILESHWOR MAWAHI-3 171054/138 9 AJAY KUMAR RAJAK 26 CHANDRA NARAYAN RAJAK BECHAN RAJAK DHANUSHA NEPAL 171010/1359 10 Ajay kumar yadav 28 Mr. Ram chandra yadav Mr Sobhit yadav Nagarain nagrapalika-1 kharka 17-01-72-00781 11 Akash Ajay 22 Rabindra Lal Karna Ram Dayal Lal Karna Janakpurdham,Dhanusha, Nepal 18-1-059-152 12 Akshaya kumar sah 27 Debendra sah Chandeshwar sah municipality Bhangha-1, Singyahi 161057/395 13 Aman Das 28 Shatrudhan prasad das Mukti das rajgadh - 05 16-01-73-00887 14 Amar kumar gupta 21 Late Manoj prasad Gupta Late Satya Narayan prasad shah Rajbiraj saptari 153049/1336 15 Amar Kumar Mahato 31 Madhusudan Mahato Manu Mahato Dhangadimai Municipality-4, Siraha 17017509330 16 Ambika kumari sah 20 Upendra prasad sah Baksu sah Hanspur 32170/862 17 Amrita Kumari Yadav 26 Rameshwar Prasad Yadav Basudev Chaudhary Sonaul, Mahottari 18-01-76-02001 18 Anand kumar Dwivedy 18 Madan Dubey Ishwar dev Dubey Matihani-9,Mahottari 17-01-75-01171 19 Anil Kumar Mandal 20 Ram Udgar Khatwe Sukhari Khatwe Makhanaha-3, Dhanusha, Nepal 173031/377 20 Anil Kumar Paswan 34 Bileshwar Paswan Ramkhelwan Paswan Bideha Municipality Dhanusha 91095074 21 ANIL KUMAR YADAV 33 JOGENDRA RAY YADAV RAMDEV RAY YADAV SONAMA-6,MAHOTTARI 171095/248 22 Anil Yadav 29 Jay Kishor Yadav Jugeshwar Yadav Laxminiya RM-03, Dhanusha 18-01-76-07062 23 Anjani Kumari 21 RAJ BINAY CHAUDHARY RAMSWARTH CHAUDHARY MAHOTTARI 03 MAHOTTARI 46-01-72-3510 24 Anjela Sapkota 23 Damodar Sapkota Chiranjivi Sapkota Pokhara-27, Kaski 05-01-79-31449 25 Anju kumari yadav 27 Faau yadav Budan yadav Biratnagar 171102/831 26 Anju kumarri Ray 32 Yogendar Ray Janak Ray Janakpur-14 19017608516 27 ANU PANDIT 19 TEJ NARAYAN PANDIT RAM BARAN PANDIT Sarlahi 181005/79 28 Anuj kumar jha 32 Rudra dev jha Hariwansh jha Mahottari 161091/307 29 Anupam Singh 26 Arun kumar singh Ram jivan singh surunga municipality-3,saptari 17-01-71-00416 30 Arbind Kumar sah 24 Dhanik lal sah Jogdhnand sah Makhanaha dhanush 36263464 31 Archana Kumari Singh 35 Raj Narayan Singh Mohan Singh Bhagaha-9Mahottary Manra Siswa Muncipalty ,Siswa 183022/16 32 Ashok Kumar Yadav 31 Mr.Ram Daresh Yadav Ram Baran Yadav Kataiya,Ward No-5 19-01-71-03752 33 Ashok parsad sah 23 Kuldip sah teli Laxmi sah Sarlahi 322062/30004 34 Bhagya Rekha Baitha 23 Upendra Baitha Ramekwal Baitha Rangpur-9 Rautahat Nepal 331045/12683 35 Bihari Prasad Kushwaha 30 Dhirja Mahto Koiri Dhodha Mahto Koiri Mahagadhi Mai Municipality Bara Nepal 171102/4469 36 Bijay kumar khang 32 Shree prasad khang khatwe Ram lakhan khang khatwe Janakpur municipality ,kuwa 12 18-01-72-03744 37 Bipin giri 22 Binod giri Rajkaran giri Mahottari Pakaha-mainpur Rural Municipality, 341027/114 38 Biranjan 30 Ramji Prasad Yadav Sukdev Raut Ahir Parsa, Province 2 Dhangadimai na.pa.2 bhawamipur 13541738 39 Birendra kumar sah 33 late bijay kumar sah teli Late dukhi sah siraha 171033/1063 40 Birendra Sah 23 Parshuram Sah RamKishun Sah Sabaila 02 Dhanusha Nepal 132/03209042 41 BP Koirala 34 Gunaraj Koirala Dambaru Ballav Koirala Saptakoshi 1 Saptari 181042/595 42 Brikesh yadav 27 Rudal Yadav Debu Yadav Balawa 10 mahotari 17-01-72-08478 43 Chandan kumar mandal 24 Lalan mandal Ramdev mandal Janakpur dham nepal 18-1-70-04736 44 Chandani kumari Thakur 26 Pheku Thakur Ram autar Thakur Matihani-9,Mahottari 201054/1042 45 chandika shrestha 28 Janaklal Shrestha Pahalman Shrestha Bardibas Jirabhawani Rural Municipality, Ward 41562496 46 Chandrasanju Gauro 31 Jitendra Gauro Bishwonath Gauro No. 03 Paraswaa 182069/70 47 Deep narayan yadav 23 Ghanshyam yadav Kishori yadav Dhanusha 171102/8247 48 Devki kumari sah 25 Arjun parsad sah Sukhlal sah Janakpur 191031/217 49 Dharmendra Yadav 27 Baidhnath Ray RamJatan 4ay Malangwa Sarlahi Nepal Hanspur Municipality - 5, Belhi, 4673168 50 Dilip Kumar Ishwar 35 Asheshwar Ishwar Jugeshwar Ishwar Dhanusha 171062/790 51 Dinesh Kumar sah 24 Umesh sah Siya ram sah Janakpur lohana dhanusha nepal 52 Dipak raj giri 24 Prmod yadav Rajkiran yadav Mahottari 171082/460 53 Dipesh kumar karn 28 Akhaleshwar lal karn Shree krishna ballav lal karn Nagrain municpality-5 32-01-71-01910 54 Dippu mahto 25 Rambabu mahto Ram mahto Rauthat 18-01-71-02192 55 Ganesh Kumar Thakur 25 Ragho Thakur Ram autar Thakur Loharpatti-8 4333745 56 Ganesh Yadav 44 Shivjee Yadav Nathuni Yadav Loharpatti Municipality -2 LAXMINIYA RURAL MUNICIPALITY - 01, 17-01-76-06853 57 GAURI SHANKAR YADAV 18 RAM BABU YADAV SAUKHILAL YADAV SINURJODA, DHANUSHA 181052/167 58 Ghanshyam Jha 28 Binay Kumar Jha Latter Jha Sonamai-8 Mahottari 19-01-72-03238 59 Gudi Adhikari 24 Rup Narayan Ray Mohar Ray Haripurwa Municipality-2, Sarlahi 17-02-74-133 60 Indra kumar sah 21 Sato sah haluwae Bahadur sah Sahidnagarpalika,pacherba-5 181001/1567 61 ISTAQUE AHAMAD ANSARI 27 SHAMIMUDDIN ANSARI AINUL HAQ JALESHWAR-01,MAHOTTARI 171102/8867 62 JAY PRAKASH SAH 23 MADAN CHAUDHARY RAM LAGAN SAH Janakpurham-06,Dhanusha 17-01-74-04231 63 jayram yadav 21 shubh narayan yadav ram kishun yadav laxminaya rural municapility wadd 01 171028/46 64 Jitendra Kumar sahu 29 Bindeswor sahu Mishree sahu Jhojhi kataiya JANAK NANDINI RURAL MUNICIPALITY - 173004/407 65 JITENDRA KUMAR YADAV 30 JANAK LAL YADAV PARAU RAUT YADAV 01,Dhanusha ,Nepal 18017506869 66 Jyoti kumari Sah 23 Kulanand prasad sah Shyam prasad sah Mahottari 18-01-75-03225 67 KABITA KUMARI MAHATO 20 SAROJ KUMAR MAHATO BIKRAM MAHATO KOIREE Bhangaha Nagarpalika- 4, Mahottari 62540/63540 68 Kailash Nath Singh 38 Raj Narayan Singh Mohan Singh Bhangaha na.pa -9, Mahottari 183039/232 69 Kanchan Kumari Sah 30 Bhola Sah Shree Hiraman Sah Mahodhaiya Tapanpur -6 17-01-77-13902 70 karan sah 21 Badri sah Jugal sah Tarapatti sirsiya-06 18-01-76-01119 71 Karan yadav 19 Manoj Kumar yadav Ramadar yadav Mahottari 15-02-74-00018 72 Karishma Mandal 20 Kusum mandal Munar mandal Janankpur Mahottari rural municiapality-2, 181016/145 73 Khushabu Jha 29 Kapildeo Jha Upendra Jha Provience 2 JHATIYAHI-05, DHANUSHA, 171034/374 74 KIRAN ADHIKARI 24 NARAYAN MANDAL KEWAT DARBARI MANDAL KEWAT (JANAKPUR) NEPAL 183020212 75 Kiran ray 31 Ram naresh yadav Raam udar yadav JanakpurMahottari dham sita chowk -1 dhanusha Nepal, Janakpur dham sita chowk -1 171102/2529 76 Kishan sah 28 Satrudhan pd. Sah Ram sudist pd. Sah dhanusha Nepal 17-01-71-07089 77 Komal Shah 23 Kishori Shah Ramrup sah Janakpur, Sub-Metropolitan-10 17-01-04061 78 Krishna Kumar sah 22 Sukan sah Biltu sah Hansapur,majhaura-3 171084/719 79 Kumari binita yadav 36 Ramekbal yadav Abhinandaan yadav Dhanusha 17-01-75-02684 80 Kunal Sah 20 Kishori Sah Ramrup Sah Janakpur, Sub-Metropolitan-10 17-01-75-06392 81 Kunal singh 20 Sanjiv singh Sathrudhan singh Janakpur dham-01,Dhanusha Nepal 182069/70 82 Kushmi kumari sah 24 Ram sah teli Rudal sah Mahottari Siraha District Dhangadhimai 15-01-73-06877 83 Lalit Kumar Saphi 24 Kisun Saphi Asarphi Saphi municipality -7 36263619 84 Lalita kumari 34 Ram sudhist yadav Mohni saaran yadav Mahottari 18-01-074-06640 85 Laxman Kumar Shah 21 Bhola Prasad Rauniyar Nathu Shah Jaleshwor 17-01-75-04671 86 Laxmi Kumari Mandal 20 Rambabu Mandal Ramsarup Mandal Dhanauji-4 19/2090/236 87 Lila Kumari Mahato 27 Ramdev Mahato Singheshwor Mahato Hariwon 02 Sarlahi 18/01/72/02283 88 Madhu Kumari 29 Arun singh Rambilash singh Damhi Madai Vdc ward 1 Mahotari 182069/4549 89 Madhu kumari yadav 26 rabindra kumar ray Mahottari 17-01-74-05267 90 Mamta Kumari sah 22 Jagadish sah Ram sovit sah teli Sugamadhukarahi dhanusha Nepal 321024-1348 91 Mandakni kumari mahto 27 Upendra mahto Rameswar mahto Rauthat 18-01-76-09634 92 Manisha Kumari Yadav 20 Ram Binod Yadav Thokri Yadav Loharpatti-3, Mahadaiya, Mahottari 171061/240 93 Manisha pandit 29 Kamal pandit kumhar Chaudhary pandit Pra. Ko. Mahuwa-05 191072/150 94 Manoj Kumar Thakur 28 Binod Thakur Shiv Govind Thakur Dhankaul-5 Harakathawa-7 Province - 2, District - Mahottari, R.m. - 18-1-016/67 95 Md Ahmad Mansuri 30 Salamat nadaph Biltu nadaph Mahottari, Ward no - 2 171030/323 96 Md Firul Nadaf 24 Badari Nadaf Mohamad Nadaf Lakhauri -5 1098/330 97 Minu Yadav 26 Ras Bihari Bhadaishwar Subba Lal Bhadaishwar Saptari 17017208183 98 Mithlesh Kumar sah 22 Raj Kumar sah Prameshwar sah Janakpur 17-01-75-07403 99 Mostakim Aalam 22 Muhammad Nadaf Sonai Nadaf Nagarain-1 Janakpur 17-01-74-00372 100 Mrs GURIYA PATHAK 25 LALAN PATHAK BISHWABER PATHAK LAXMINIYA KUMRAUDHA 6 17-01-74-10864 101 Mukesh Kumar rai 19 Kirpal bhadihar Chandra bhadihar Chakkar 161056/187 102 Nabin Kumar Mehta 29 Mahendra Prasad Mehta Sobhi Mehta Rajbiraj Municipality-9 Mahottari, Aurahi Municipality- 183058/29 103 Nabin Kumar Yadav 24 Hari Ram Chandra Yadav Sita Ram Ray 08,Nepal Barmajhiya-08, Ganeshman Charnath 171041/2050 104 Nabin Kumar Yadav 27 Ram Sagar Yadav Sabadh Yadav Municipality-11, Dhanusha 1042/769 105 Nabin kumar yadav 26 Ram nandan yadav Mahottari 152016/15670 106 Naresh Shah 25 Shiva Narayan Shah Nauthani Shah Lahan 173044/101 107 Naresh Thakur 24 Laxmi Narayan Thakur Barahi Mahabir Thakur Barahi Bharatpur -7 173040/949 108 Naveen kumar yadav 31 Mr.
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  • Saath-Saath Project

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    Saath-Saath Project Saath-Saath Project THIRD ANNUAL REPORT August 2013 – July 2014 September 2014 0 Submitted by Saath-Saath Project Gopal Bhawan, Anamika Galli Baluwatar – 4, Kathmandu Nepal T: +977-1-4437173 F: +977-1-4417475 E: [email protected] FHI 360 Nepal USAID Cooperative Agreement # AID-367-A-11-00005 USAID/Nepal Country Assistance Objective Intermediate Result 1 & 4 1 Table of Contents List of Acronyms .................................................................................................................................................i Executive Summary ............................................................................................................................................ 1 I. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... 4 II. Program Management ........................................................................................................................... 6 III. Technical Program Elements (Program by Outputs) .............................................................................. 6 Outcome 1: Decreased HIV prevalence among selected MARPs ...................................................................... 6 Outcome 2: Increased use of Family Planning (FP) services among MARPs ................................................... 9 Outcome 3: Increased GON capacity to plan, commission and use SI ............................................................ 14 Outcome
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    Nepal National Commission for UNESCO Singhadurbar, Kathmandu, Nepal Final Report FOR The Study and Capacity Building of Local FM Radios in Sarlahi, Mahottari and Dhanusha Districts February, 2016 SUBMITTED BY : Women Empowerment Mission (WEM) Jaleshwar-5, Mahottari. Phone: 044 520 521, 9801609738, 9801609740 email : [email protected] ; [email protected] Final Report Project: The Study and Capacity Building of Local FM Radios in Sarlahi, Mahottari and Dhanusha Districts Introduction: FM radio has been one of the popular and effective means of communication in the world. It is much effective and convenient way of communication in our context as electricity problem are high which decreases the effectiveness of TV; and newspapers are not in the reach of rural people. People can listen radio while working or travelling, which is not possible with other means of communication. Availability of cheap FM Radio Sets in the market and availability of same in the mobile phone handsets have made FM radio in the reach of all. Any information have been found to be more effective through FM radios than other media in rural areas and small towns. In last one and half year electronic media, especially, more than 350 FM radio has spread all over Nepal. Almost all 75 districts of Nepal have multiple FM radio stations. Number of Radio stations has been exceeded over half a dozen in major cities and the districts in the central Terai/ Madhesh. The project is carried out to study the situation of FM radios and build up the capacity of them in 3 districts namely, Sarlahi, Mahottari and Dhanusha.
  • Covid-19 Pcr Test Report

    Covid-19 Pcr Test Report

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