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SUHRID Chabua List of Beneficiary under MLAAD Chabua Suhrid ) 2018-19 Course for which Sl. Father's/Mother's/ Bank A/c details of the Amount sanctioned / Name of Beneficiary Address of Beneficiary the benefit is No. Spouse Name Beneficiaries released (in ₹ ) sought for A/C NO. 34040298290 Vill. Borbari Bongali Gaon, IFS CODE - SBIN0011796 1 Miss Barakharani Gogoi Mr. Priyanath Gogoi P.O. Bishmile, P.S. - Chabua, ₹ 5,000.00 Higher Education STATE BANK OF INDIA, Dist. - Dibrugarh, PIN - 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 1328010247078 Vill. New Kadomoni Gaon, IFS CODE - UTBI0BLJH14 Technical 2 Mr. Gariyash Dihingia Mr. Monuj Dihingia P.O. & P.S. - Chabua, ₹ 5,000.00 UNITED BANK OF INDIA, Education Dist. - Dibrugarh, PIN - 786184 BALIJAN BRANCH Vill. Alohi Gaon, A/C NO. 35167545286 P.O. Chetia Gaon, P.S. - IFS CODE - SBIN0011796 Technical 3 Miss Trishna Das Mr. Sunil Das ₹ 7,000.00 Chabua, STATE BANK OF INDIA, Education Dist. - Dibrugarh, PIN - 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 0423010401777 Vill. Jerai Mohmora Gaon, Mr. Mrityunjoy IFS CODE - UTBI0PNT373 Technical 4 Mr. Thubul Changmai P.O. Panitola, P.S. - Chabua, ₹ 5,000.00 Changmai UNITED BANK OF INDIA, Education Dist. - Dibrugarh, PIN - 786183 PANITOLA BRANCH Vill. Bharadhara Gaon, A/C NO. 0014010342575 P.O. Bharadhara, P.S. - IFS CODE - UTBIOCHA330 Technical 5 Miss Priyanka Das Mrs. Madhusmita Das ₹ 10,000.00 Chabua, UNITED BANK OF INDIA, Education Dist. - Dibrugarh, PIN - 786183 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 1328010231855 Vill. Bharalua, IFS CODE - UTBIOBLJH14 Technical 6 Miss Dipanjali Gogoi Mr. Lombudhar Gogoi P.O. Dinjoy, P.S. - Chabua, ₹ 10,000.00 UNITED BANK OF INDIA, Education Dist. - Dibrugarh, PIN - 786184 BALIJAN BRANCH A/C NO. 50116299075, Vill. Dikom Nahartoli New Colony, IFS CODE - ALLA0211059, 7 Sri Dipankar Seal Mr. Dipok Seal P.O. Dikom, P.S. Chabua, ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education ALLAHABAD BANK, LAHOWAL Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786101 BRANCH A/C NO. 32702014883, Vill. Chabua Town, Ward - B, IFS CODE - SBIN0011796, 8 Sri Abhinash Dutta Mr. Bakul Dutta P.O. & P.S. Chabua, ₹ 20,000.00 Higher Education STATE BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 35915744942 Vill. Chabua Town, IFS CODE - SBIN0011796 Technical 9 Sri Amarjyoti Gohain Mr. Binod Gohain P.O. & P.S. Chabua, ₹ 10,000.00 STATE BANK OF INDIA, Education Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 35782621790 Vill. Kadomani Gaon, IFS CODE - SBIN0011796 10 Miss Khyatiponna Borah Mr. Monuj Borah P.O. & P.S. Chabua, ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education STATE BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO . 2042010027991 Vill. Bhardhara Gaon, IFS CODE - UTBIOBOTR21 Technical 11 Sri Hirakjyoti Rajkhowa Mr. Jitul Rajkhowa P.O. Bhardhara, P.S. Chabua, ₹ 5,000.00 UNITED BANK OF INDIA, Education Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786183 BOIRAGIMATH BRANCH A/C NO. 1328010372176 Vill. Bishmile Betmela Gaon, IFS CODE - UTBIOBLJH14 12 Sri Himanta Hazarika Mr. Padma Hazarika P.O. Bishmile, P.S. Chabua, ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education UNITED BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 BALIJAN BRANCH Vill. Changmai Baruah Pathar A/C NO. 33074725642 Gaon, IFS CODE - SBIN0011796 13 Sri Manogyajyoti Boruah Late. Prafulla Boruah ₹ 7,000.00 Higher Education P.O. & P.S. Chabua, STATE BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 0014010447386 Vill. Niz Chabua, IFS CODE - UTBIOCHA330 14 Miss Pallabi Sonowal Mrs. Krishna Sonowal P.O. & P.S. Chabua, ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education UNITED BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 33640427495 Vill. Kharjan T.E, IFS CODE - SBIN0011796 15 Sri Rahul Bagh Mr. William Bagh P.O. Panitola, P.S. Chabua, ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education STATE BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786183 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 33123409725 Vill. Kanjikhowa 9 No. Line, IFS CODE - SBIN0011796 16 Miss Himadri Baruah Mr. Brojen Baruah P.O. Panitola, P.S. Chabua, ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education STATE BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 34682791264 Vill. Chabua T.E., IFS CODE - SBIN0011796 17 Miss Puspanjali Chetia Mr. Mintu Chetia P.O. Chabua, P.S. Chabua, ₹ 5,000.00 Higher Education STATE BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 CHABUA BRANCH Vill. Tionjalia Gaon, A/C NO. 3551004267 P.O. Chabua Hatiali, P.S. IFS CODE - CBIN0283225 18 Miss Shikhamoni Gogoi Mr. Babul Gogoi ₹ 7,000.00 Higher Education Chabua, CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 DIKOM BRANCH Vill. Chabua, A/C NO. 7165010056911 19 Miss Roshmi Dhar Mr. Badal Dhar P.O. & P.S. Chabua, IFS CODE - UTBIORRBAGB ₹ 5,000.00 Higher Education Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 A.G.V.B CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 3646880874 Vill. Nadua Gohain Gaon, Miss Porishmita IFSC CODE - CBIN0283225 20 Mrs. Monujita Gharphalia P.O. Dikom, P.S. Chabua ₹ 20,000.00 Higher Education Gharphalia CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, Pin 786101 DIKOM BRANCH Vill. Khanijkhowa, A/C NO. 0423010442725 IFSC P.O. Khanijkhowa, P.S. CODE- UTBI0PNT373 UNITED 21 Miss Udiptaa Gohain Mr. Mulen Gohain ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education Chabua, Dist. Dibrugarh , BANK OF INDIA, PANITOLA Pin 786183 BRANCH A/C NO. 37022787769 Vill. Chabua, IFSC CODE - SBIN0011796 22 Miss Banisha Gohain Mr. Nripen Gohain P.O. & P.S. Chabua ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education STATE BANK OF INDIA, Dist. Dibrugarh, Pin 786184 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 1328010269667 IFSC Vill. Chungichuk, CODE - UTBI0BLJH14 UNITED 23 Miss Snigdha Baruah Mr. Pallab Baruah P.O. Bishmile, P.S. Chabua, ₹ 20,000.00 Higher Education BANK OF INDIA, BALIJAN Dist. Dibrugarh, Pin 786184 BRANCH Vill. Khanijkhowa, A/C NO. 1328010274333 IFSC P.O. Khanijkhowa, P.S. CODE- UTBI0BLJH14 UNITED 24 Sri Sorbajit Saikia Mr. Grish Saikia ₹ 10,000.00 Higher Education Chabua, Dist. Dibrugarh , BANK OF INDIA, BALIJAN Pin 786183 BRANCH Vill. Betmela, A/C NO. 36445810515 IFSC 25 Miss Gargee Senapoti Mr. Phatick Senapoti P.O. Bishmile, P.S. Chabua, SBIN0011796 STATE BANK ₹ 5,000.00 Higher Education Dist. Dibrugarh, Pin 786184 OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 7165010034113 IFSC Vill. Chabua "B" Ward, UTBI0RRBAGB ASSAM 26 Azaz Ahmed Md. Barkat Ali P.O. Chabua, P.S. Chabua, 5,000.00 Higher Education GRAMIN VIKASH BANK, Dist. Dibrugarh, Pin 786184 CHABUA BRANCH Vill. Changmai Baruah Pathar A/C NO 38287718705 IFSC Gaon, 27 Miss Kalyanee Duarah Mr. Debeswar Duarah SBIN0011796 STATE BANK 5,000.00 Higher Education P.O. & P.S. Chabua, OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH Dist. Dibrugarh, PIN 786184 Vill. "A" ward Chabua, A/C NO. 0014010313704 IFSC 28 Miss Lalita Barman Mr. Sadananda Barman P.O. & P.S. Chabua, Dist. UTBI0CHA330 UNITED BANK 7,000.00 Higher Education Dibrugarh, Pin786184 OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH Vill . Hatkhula Gaon, A/C NO.38488998953 IFSC: 30 Sri Ashok Pran Gohain Mr. Jayanta Gogain P.O. & P.S. Chabua, Dist. SBIN0011796 STATE BANK 10,000.00 Higher Education Dibrugarh, Pin 786184 OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH Vill Bamunia Hilodhari Gaon, A/C NO. 38262987529 IFSC : 31 Miss Trishna Baruah Mr. Kiron Baruah P.O. Chetia Gaon, P.S. Chabua SBIN0011796 STATE BANK 10,000.00 Higher Education Dist. Dibrugarh, Pin 786184 OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 37100047442 Vill. Deodhai Gaon, IFSC:SBIN0011796 STATE 32 Sri Dibakar Baruah Mr Bhagyeswar Baruah P.O. & P.S. Chabua, Dist. 5,000.00 Higher Education BANK OF INDIA, CHABUA Dibrugarh, Pin.786184 BRANCH A/C NO. 0157000100185831 Vill. Dikom Tea Estate, IFSC: PNUB0015700 PUNJAB 34 Miss Gayatri Sarmah Sri Prodip Sarmah P.O. & P.S. Dikom, Dist. 5,000.00 Higher Education NATIONAL BANK, DIBRUGARH Dibrugarh Pin. 786101 BRANCH A/C NO. 35926144409 Vill. Chabua B Ward, IFSC:SBIN0011796 STATE 35 Sri Tonmoy Baruah Sri Krishna Baruah P.O. & P.S. Chabua, Dist. 5,000.00 Higher Education BANK OF INDIA, TENGAKHAT Dibrugarh Pin. 786184 BRANCH A/C NO.3643336267 Vill. Hati gandhoi Gaon IFSC:CBIN0283225 CENTRAL 36 Sri Bitupon Gogoi Sri Keshab Gogoi P.O. Nadwa P.S. Chabua, 10,000.00 Technical Education BANK OF INDIA, DIKOM Dist. Dibrugarh Pin. 786101 BRANCH Vill. Dongarchuck A/C NO. 1328010389242 IFSC: 37 Miss Swapna Dihingia Mr. Sujit Dihingia P.O. Bishmile P.S. Chabua, UTBI0BLJH14 UNITED BANK 10,000.00 Higher Education Dist. Dibrugarh Pin.786184 OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 0423010398862 Vill.Jerai Dghalibari IFSC:UTBI0PNT373 UNITED 38 Miss Disha Baruah Mr. Bipul Baruah P.O. Panitola, P.S. Chabua 5,000.00 Higher Education BANK OF INDIA, PANITOLA Pin: 786184 BRANCH A/C NO. 3469792489 Vill. Hatigandhoi IFSC:CBIN0283225 CENTRAL 39 Sri Palashjyoti Gogoi Mr Romen Gogoi P.O. Nadwa, P.S. Chabua 5,000.00 Higher Education BANK OF INDIA, DIKOM Pin:786101 BRANCH Vill. Chetia Pather, P.O. A/C NO. 0014010315821 IFSC: 40 Sri Niraj Baruah Sri Horikanta Baruah Rongchongi, P.S. Chabua UTBI0CHA330 UNITED BANK 10,000.00 Higher Education Pin:786184 OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 0014010298131 Vill. Kanjikhowa, P.O. Panitola, IFSC: UTBI0CHA330 UNITED 41 Miss Sangita Koiri Mr. Rumi Koiri 5,000.00 Higher Education P.S. Chabua, Pin-786183 BANK OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 7392010028033 IFSC Vill. Dikom T.E. UTBI0RRBAGB ASSAM 42 Miss Boishnabi Kheria Mr. Sukra Kheria P.O. Dikom, P.S. Dikom, 10,000.00 Higher Education GRAMIN VIKASH BANK, Pin-786101 CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 0014010451734 IFSC Vill.Chabua T.E. P.O. & P.S. NO. UTBI0CHA330 UNITED 43 Sri Amor Bagh Mr. Ajit Bagh 5,000.00 Higher Education Chabua, Pin- 786184 BANK OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO. 0014010343312 IFSC Vill. Chabua P.O. & P.S. Chabua, NO.UTBI0CHA330 UNITED 44 Miss Nimpi Gogoi Lt. Sunil Gogoi 5,000.00 Higher Education Pin.786184 BANK OF INDIA, CHABUA BRANCH A/C NO.
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