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Containment Zone Preparation.Xlsx S.No Borough Area Name Ward No. 1 1 H/22, J K Ghosh Road, Lal Maidan 3 Lal Maidan (Krishna Mallick lane & 86 Belgachia Road, J K 2 1 Ghosh Road) ,Belgachhia PS- Ultadanga 3 51/2 ANATH NATH DEB LANE, KOLKATA 700037, Anath deb 3 1 lane,Manmath ditta rd,talapark ave 3 75/A KHUDIRAM BOSE SARANI, PO BELGACHIA, PS 4 1 ULTADANGA, KOL - 37 3 13/A/6 RAJA MANINDRA ROAD, KOLKATA 37, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 5 1 12, 13, 14 Raja Manindra Road, Rani Harshamuki Road, 4 Chandra Nath Simlai Lane 11C NORTHERN AVENUE, PAIKPARA, BELGACHIA SO, 6 1 BELGACHIA, KOLKATA 700037, 10 TO 12 UMAKANTA SEN 4 LANE, 3 TO 28 NORTHERN AVENUE 107/1B BELGACHIA ROAD,( KHUDIRAM BOSE SARANI) KOLKATA 7 1 700004, 90 to 107/1b belgachia rd,rail qtr,kolkata stn 5 jhupri,raicharan sadhukhan rd, 20/1/1 Khudiram Bose sarani, Belgachia Road, Kolkata 37, Belgachia Road, 20 Belgachia Road, Sirish Chowdhury Lane, 8 1 Nilmoni Mitra Road, Bonomali Chatterjee Lane, Tarak Bose 5 Lane, Raja Siew Box, Sashibushan Chatterjee Lane, Shyama Charan Mukherjee Lane, 9 1 32/9, B.T. Road, PS Cossipore 1 26/9 KC Road, Chiriya More, Kolkata 700002, 26/9 KHAGEN 10 1 CHATTERJEE ROAD ENTIRE BUSTEE 1 22/4/H/6 KC ROAD, COSSIPORE, KOLKATA, 22 KHAGEN 11 1 CHATTERJEE ROAD ENTIRE BUSTEE 1 96/H/22/2 Kashipur, Kolkata 33, 95, 96, 99, 100 KASHI PUR 12 1 ROAD ENTIRE BUSTEE AREA. 1 23/1, COSSIPORE ROAD, P.O- COSSIPORE, 13 1 KOLKATA 6 8 NO SETHPUKUR ROAD, KASIPUR, 1 - 9 JOGEN MUKHERJEE ROAD, BANGA SEN LANE, 1,2,3,Cossipur Rd,JagannathTemple rd 14 1 all premises , P1 Stand Bank Rd,Nawab patty all premises, 6 Turner Rd all premises,Brojodayal Shah Rd all premises, 524B, RABINDRA SARANI, P.O.- BAGBAZAR, PS: SHYAMPUKUR, 15 1 WestBengal KOLKATA 700003, 517 TO 580 RABINDRA SARANI, 8 496, RABNDRA SARANI, KOL-5, RADHAKANTA DEB LANE, LALBAGAN BUSTEE, 22/A, RAJA MANINDRA ROAD, CHITPUR, KOLKATA-37, 22 16 1 RAJA MONINDRA ROAD ENTIRE SLUM 4 S.No Borough Area Name Ward No. 61, SOVABAZAR STREET, PO-HATKHOLA, SHYAMPUKUR, KOL- 17 1 5, 69 TO 160 SOVABAZAR STREET, 1,2,3,4,5 NANDARAM SEN 9 LANE, 455E TO 473 RABINDRA SARANI 18 1 37, BELGACHIA RD, BELGACHIA PS - TALA, KOL 37, 37 BELGACHIA ROAD3 LIG HOUSING 19 1 5/K,D GUPTA LANE P.S-SINTHEE KOLKATA 700050 2 20 1 557, RABINDRA SARANI KOLKATA-700003 7 21 1 Kripanath Dutta Rd,GhoshBagan,Lock Gate 6 1 to 43 Bonomali Sarkar Street,2 to 9 Kebal Krishna , Sur Street ,8 to 16 Biswamber Mallick Lane,2,2A Narayan Sur Street ,Netai 22 1 pal Lane,Nepal Neogi Street,1 to 17 Guruprosad Roy Lane, 27 to 9 40 Balaram Majumdar Street, 1 to 7A Gopi Roy Lane, 1 to 15 Gosaipara Lane, 16 Kripanath Lane 17,21,23,41,39/1 SRI AUROBINDO SARANI,50,51,53 Jatindra 23 1 Mohon Avenue,152,150,148,146,142,144 B.k.pal rd, 9 20B Shyampukur Street & Nabakumar Raha Lane, Kolkata 24 2 700004 10 36 NALIN SARKAR STREET, P.O. SHYAMBAZAR, P.S. SHYAMPUKUR, Nalin sarkar st,sikder bagan st, ganendra mitra 25 2 lane,Arabinda sarani 11 7, Bhabanath Sen Street, Kolkata 700004, Bidhan sarani, 26 2 Bhabhanath sen st, Dakshin sen ln, mohanlal st, Debnarayan das 12 lane, R G kar road, 1NO, PAUL STREET 221/A, A P C ROAD, PO- SHYAMBAZAR, PS-ULTADANGA, 221 TO 27 2 228/2 APC ROAD, NILAMBAR MUKHERJEE STREET, RAMRATAN 12 BOSE LANE, LALITA MITRA LANE 23 Cannal West Road, Maniktala, Kolkata, Canal west road, 28 2 vivekananda road, munshi para ln, kalimuddin ln,kali banerjee 15 ln, POLICE BARRACK, MANIKTALA, POLICE STATION 46, SIMLA ROAD, MANIKTALA, KOLKATA- 700006, Khasmahal st 29 2 munshi para ln, Hazi 15 Zakaria ln,R D st 103 - 1A RAJA DHIRENDRA STREET, VINAYAK TOWER, FLAT 30 2 3B, KOL - 6, RAJA DIHENDRA STREET, LALA BAGAN NIROD 15 BIHARI STREET, APC ROAD 93/3 Hari Ghosh Street, Bhim Ghosh Lane, Kasi Bose Lane & 31 2 Ram Narayan Bhattacharya Lane, Kolkata 700006, 93 3 3B HARI 17 S.No Borough Area Name Ward No. 37/1A Durga Charn Mitra Street, Kolkata 6, Durga charan mitra 32 2 st, chidam mudi lane,Blaqua square 17 456A Rabindra Sarani, Rabindra Sarani, B K Paul Avenue 33 2 Garanhata Street, Sonagachi Lane, 23/A, GARAN HATTA STREET, 18 MINERVA THEATRE, KOL-6 1/1 IMAM BOS LANE PO BEADON STREET, P.S- BUROTOLLA, 34 2 Imam bux ln, Nil monimitra st,Fakir chakraborty ln , DCM road 18 47A JAYMITRA STREET, KOLKATA 700005, JOY MITRA STREET, 35 2 TARAK CHAKRABORTY LANE, MASJID BARI STREET, ABINUS 18 KABIRAJ STREET, 162 1 MASZID BARI STREET 8/1 NILMONI MITRA STREET, BENIATOLA, KOL 700006 , 17 36 2 NILMONI MITRA STREET, RAM CHANDRA GHOSH LANE, ZARIFF LANE, Beadon street, Jatindra mohan ave. +18 5/1/1A Durga Charan Mitra Street, DURGA CHARAN MITRA 37 2 STREET 18 38/1, MANIK BOSE GHAT STREET,JORABAGAN,KOL-6, MANIK 38 2 BOSE GHAT STREET, Dharmahata 1st lane 18 + 20 19A Gopi Krishna Pal Lane, MATHUR SEN GARDEN LANE, KALI 39 2 PROSONNO BANERJEE ROAD, BK PAUL AVENUE 18 40 2 105, M.D Road 20 41 2 22 Kashi Datta Street Kol-6, Mathu Sen G Lane 20 42 2 10, DALIMTALA LANE, BEADON STREET, KOLKATA-9, Dalimtala 11 Lane, Raja raj krishna st, khudiram bose st 43 2 156, A P C ROAD, BEADON STREET, KOL - 6, APC ROAD, MON 11 MOHAN BOSE STREET, MADHAV DAS LANE Jorabagan Traffic Guard, Jorabagan, Kolkata 700005, 44 2 JORABAGAN TRAFFIC GUARD, SOVABAZAR STREET, RABINDRA 19 SARANI, BAROWARITALA LANE 381,RABINDRA SARANI, Ahiritola, Beniatola, Kolkata, West 45 2 Bengal 700006, RABINDRA SARANI, NIMU GOSWAMI, 20 BRINDABAN BASAK STREET,Nimtala Ln, Babu ram ghosh ln, Ahiritola st, 349 to 385 Rabindra sarani 39/1/2C CANAL WEST ROAD 46 2 P.O-SHYAMBAZAR P.S ULTADANGA PIN-700004, 16/7, 12 ULTADANGA ROAD,229 ro 243 APC road,jadu mitra lane S.No Borough Area Name Ward No. 136/38 BIDHAN SARANI, KOLKATA, bidhan sarani, balaram 47 2 ghosh street, padma nath lane, Maharani Hamanta kumari 10 st,Chowdhury ln,Nayratna ln, Monmatha Bhattacharya ln Goabagan st, lane, bustee( slum), sahitya parisad st, dalimtala 48 2 lane 16 49 2 Bidhan sarani,Raja Raj krishna road, Roy Bagan, iswar mill lane 16 50 2 Halsibagan,APC road, R D street 15 6 GANAPATI SARKAR LANE, GANAPATI APARTMENT, PO & PS - 51 3 ULTADNGA, KOL -67 13 52 3 3/13 Narkeldanga Main Road 29 P342A CIT ROAD, SCHEME 6, KOL 54, CIT ROAD , PHOOLBAGAN 53 3 AREA, 106 to 128, Narkeldanga Main Road, Phoolbagan, Kolkata 30 54 3 MOTILAL BASAL LANE, PHOOLBAGAN, KOLKATA, JOGODYAN 31 55 3 32 Ramkrishna Samadhi Road, Kadapara, Phoolbagan, Kolkata, 31 700054, 133 to 328 CIT Rd, Scheme VI-M, Kankurgachi 56 3 100A Manicktala Main Road, Kolkata 700054 32 57 BELIAGHATA MAIN ROAD, (ID & BG HOSPITAL CAMPUS 57 3 QTRS) 33 58 3 165H/1 Belaghata Main Road, P.O + P.S. Belaghata 35 59 3 31 NO, BAROARI ROAD, KOLKATA 700033, BAROWARI TALA 34 ROAD, SOUTH KULIA ROAD BELEGHATA 700010 55/4 SASTITALA ROAD, NARKELDANGA, KOLKATA - 700011, 84 60 3 to 90 Narkeldanga North Road, Kolkata 11 (Ward 29) 29 + 30 89, NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD, PO-KANKURGACHI, PS- 61 3 PHULBAGAN 31 8 WA,3D, MANIKARAN COMPLEX, RAM MOHAN MALLIK 62 3 GARDEN LANE, KOLKATA 33 133, BELIAGHATA MAIN ROAD, Subhas Sarobar Park, Phool 63 3 Bagan, Beleghata, Kolkata, West Bengal 700010 34 77/1, NARKELDANGA MAIN ROAD, Phool Bagan, Beleghata, 64 3 Kolkata, West Bengal 700011 33 65 3 14/20 SIB KRISTO DAW P.S- PHOOLBAGAN PIN-700054 31 3/1/75,BELIAGHATA MAIN ROAD P.O-K.G.BOSE SARANI, 66 3 P.S- NANDI HOUSE PIN-700085 35 S.No Borough Area Name Ward No. 94/H/16,NARKELBAGAN MAIN ROAD P.O NARKELBAGAN,P.S- 67 3 PHOOLBAGAN 31 PIN-700115 68 3 18/7/15 MANIKTALA MAIN ROAD PIN-700054 14 102 RAJA RAJENDRA LAL MITRA ROAD KOL 85, 132,133 Raja 34+3 69 3 Rajendra Lal Mitra Road of Ward 35 5 70 3 12 to 15, Ariff Road, Kol 67 13 91,93,94A,95, Baliaghata Main Road, Kolkata 71 3 (Lebugola Bustee) 33 72 3 10 to 34, Beliaghata Main Road, Kolkata 34 BLOCK – K FLAT – 7, MANIKTALA HSG ESTATE CIT SCHEME 73 3 VIIM, KANKURGACHI, KOLKATA - 700054 32 74 3 2A Surea East Beliaghata Kolkata 700010 34 75 3 1-13, CIT Road & 14-24G, Surah 3rd Lane, Beliaghata 33 76 3 1/1 to 2/10/4, Rashmoni Bazaar Road, Beliaghata, Kolkata 10 34 77 3 1/10 to 6L, Atal Bihari Bose Rd & 1 to 30/1, Sastitala Rd 30 99 to 112/20 Beliaghata Main Road, 39/M/13, Gagan Sarkar 78 3 Road & 26, Hem Ch Naskar Road 33 79 4 10, Mondal Street, Jorabagan, Kolkata, Sujendra Seth Lane 21 80 4 51/4 Strand Road, Kolkata 700007, STRAND BANK ROAD 21 80 Berseera, Bartala Street, Burrabazar, Kolkata 700007, HARI 81 4 RAM STREET, DIGHABAR JAIN TEMPLE ROAD, RAM KUMAR 22 RAHIT LANE, HARI RAM GOENKA STREET, 15 No PK Tagore Street, Jorabagan, PO Beadon Street, Kolkata 82 4 700006, P K Tagore Street 24 83 4 2 to 34, Kali Krishna Tagore Street, Barabazar, Kolkata 700007 24 11 E, Akshay Dutta Lane, Beadon 5t Jorabagan Kolkata 6, 84 4 Nimtala Ghat Street, Baishnab Seth Lane 24 BEADON STREET, JORABAGAN, KOLKATA, Ramesh Dutta Street, 85 4 Ramkrsishna Bagchi Lane, 26 27, SETHBAGAN LANE,GIRISH PARK,KOL-6, NANDA MOLLICK 86 4 LANE, PEARI DAS LANE 26 7 BAISHNAB SAMMILANY LANE,BIDON STREET,JORABAGAN, 87 4 CHALTABAGAN LANE, KAILASH BOSE STREET, BINAD SAHA 26 S.No Borough Area Name Ward No.
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