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PROA DIRECTORY : RETD OFFRS CHANDIGARH CHAPTER Ser No PROA DIRECTORY : RETD OFFRS CHANDIGARH CHAPTER Ser Membership Rank Name Unit Present Address Permanent Address Tele No No No 1. 1 Maj SK Awasthy, AVSM 9, 22 - Panch vati 017 2-5224444 Gen (Retd) Army Officers Enclave 09416495144 Kalka (Haryana) 2. 6 Brig RN Sharma, MVC 9,16,21,24 - Vatika house 01894 -31093 (R) (Retd) PO-Bandla Tea Estate Palampur (HP)-176061 3. 7 Brig Bant Singh, AVSM 14 - House No – C 15 0164 -2211952 (Retd) Civil Lines Bhatinda Expired Punjab – 151001 4. 9 Brig MPS Bajwa (Retd) 14 - House No -1098 0181 -2482383 Urban Estate Phase -1 (R) Jalandhar (PB)– 144022 0985522201 5. 10 Brig BS Taunque (Retd) 23 - House No – 2535 0172 -2646949 Sector – 47C Chandigarh (UT) 6. 11 Maj Harjeet Singh (Retd) 17 - Galley Villa 0177 -2628797 (Near Forest Community Centre) Khallni Shimla (HP) – 9 7. 14 Lt Col HS Kaushal (Retd) 14 - 3 A/2,Vaishali Nagar 09416781122 Babyal Road, 01712662436 Mahesh Nagar Ambala Cantt-133001 8. 19 Brig HS Kahlon (Retd) 18 - House No -231 0172 -550485 (R) AWHO Sector – 4 Mansa Devi Complex Panchkula (Haryana) 9. 23 Maj JS Sidhu (Retd) 3, 15 - House No – 2566 0172 -601204 (R) Sector – 35C Chandigarh (UT)– 160022 10. 25 Brig SS Sidhu (Retd) 20 - Vill - Kasabad 0161 -826204 PO - Bhattian Distt – Ludhiana (PB) Pin-141008 11. 28 Maj Avtar Singh (Retd) 3 - 258A, Shastri Nagar - Model Town Ludhiana (PB) – 141002 12. 29 Lt Col Hardyal Singh 15 - AWHO Flats 0172 -646364 (Retd) No 2276A, Sector – 47C Chandigarh (UT) 13. 32 Lt Col BS Rand hawa (Retd) 14 - House No – 2540 0172 -600719 Sector-35C Chandigarh (UT) – 160022 14. 33 Maj Shiv Dev Singh 15 - House No – 1623 0172 -2782850 Gen (Retd) Sector – 18D Chandigarh (UT) – 160018 15. 37 Brig HS Brar (Retd) 15 - H No -1993, Phase – 10 09815598663 Mohali -160062 Chandigarh 16. 38 Lt Col JS S amra (Retd) 23 - House No – 3339 0172 -674208 (R) Sector – 71 Mohali – 160059 17. 43 Brig JS Jaswal, VrC, SM 9,20 - Director ,Dte of Sainik 0172 -2701845 (Retd) Welfare Punjab 09815655820 Punjab Sainik Bhawan Sector-21D, Chandigarh 2 Ser Membership Rank Name Unit Present Address Permanent Address Tele No No No 18. 48 Brig MS Kalra (Retd) 15 - C/O Mrs NM Kalra 0172 -256420 Principal 09471088328 KV No – 1 0936564521 Chandimandir Cantt – 134107 19. 51 Brig Kuldi p Singh (Retd) 3, 1 PARA - House No – 3086 704052 (R) Sector – 21D Chandigarh (UT) – 160022 20. 54 Lt Col DS Sidhu (Retd) 13, 25 - 23, Deep Nagar 0181 -260868 (R) Jalandhar Cantt – 144005 21. 55 Lt Col GS Dhami (Retd) 14, 22 - House No – 263R 0181 -461655 Model Town Jalandhar (PB) – 144003 22. 62 Lt Col Gurdev Singh (Retd) 24 - VPO – Malout 01637 -261729 Teh & Distt - Muktsar 09417669567 (PB) – 152107 23. 83 Brig KS Chandpuri, MVC, 3, 9, 23 - House No -1119, 0172 -2604565 VSM (Retd) Sector – 33C 09814918067 Chandigarh (UT) – 160047 24. 86 - Mrs Bhupinder Kaur 13 - 21, New Moti Bagh 0175 -2303204 W/O Late Lt Col Colony Bachittar Singh, Patiala (PB) SC 25. 95 Col SS Sambyal (Retd) 17 - Ratnoochak - PO – Chawadi Teh – Jammutawi Distt – Jammutawi(J&K) 26. 98 Maj PS Pannu (Retd) 9, 23 - House No – 1581 0172 -540403 (O) Sector – 18D Chandigarh – 160018 27. 103 Capt KJS Nakai (Retd) 24 - House No – 500, - Phase –XI Sector – 65 Mohali – 160065 28. 110 Lt Gen RS Dyal, PVSM, 1/ 2 Pb - House No – 245 0172 -560274 MVC, ADC Sector – 6 (Retd) Panchkula (Haryana) – 134108 29. 114 Brig BD Dogra (Retd) 24 Director MBA House No 213 094171 -56615 LR Institute of Sect-12 01792-229444 Management Panchkula -134109 9418459744 Oach Ghat Solan (HP) 30. 115 Col Inder Singh (Retd) 8 Me ch - Saralian House 0175 -282087 (R) 282, Urban Estate Phase – 1 Patiala (Pb) – 147002 31. 118 Late JMS Hattar (Retd) 14,21, - House No – 443 0172 -606902 Col Expired on 16,20 Sector 44A 22 Jan 2010 Chandigarh (UT) – 160047 32. 119 Col MS P athania, KC 19 - Vill - Trind (Retd) PO – Nagrota Bagwan Distt – Kangra (HP) – 146047 33. 149 Col HS Bajwa (Retd) 20 - 97M Sarafan Mohalla ,VPO-Rahan Nawan Shahar, Jalandhar(Pb) 3 Ser Membership Rank Name Unit Present Address Permanent Address Tele No No No 34. 153 Maj Onkar Chand (Retd) Record - ‘Kaushal Niwas ’ 01892 -235937 Offr Vill – Tikri 098821-32211 PO - Tang Narwana (Via Yol Camp) Teh – Dharmahsala Distt – Kangra (HP) – 176052 35. 160 Maj Parminder Singh 15, 19 - House No – 1743 0172 -603285 (R) (Retd) Sector – 33D Chandigarh (UT) - 160047 36. 161 Col Rajinder Singh 3,9 &15 - House No -1526 0172 -601398 (Retd) Sector – 34D Chandigarh (UT) - 160022 37. 162 Maj Milap Singh (Retd) 9 House No – 24 (FF) 505127 (R) HIG Flats – A Amritsar (PB) 38. 163 Col MS Sibia (Retd) 15 - House No - 551 740705 (O) Sector – 18B 742112 (O) Chandigarh (UT) 774594 (R) 39. 164 Lt Col KPS bhangu (Retd) - House No – 1478 862639 (O) Sector – 43B 612722 (R) Chandigarh (UT) 40. 165 Lt Col PC Sha rma (Retd) 16 - House No – 2137 0172 -660370 Sector – 35C Chandigarh (UT) – 160022 41. 166 Lt Col NJS Bains (Retd) 14 - 337/2 09316520332 Panchkula (Haryana) 0172-2562372 42. 167 - Mrs Harinder Shergill 3 - 2546 B 0172 -2631621 W/O Sector-47C Late Brig BS Shergill Chandigarh (UT)-160047 43. 168 Lt Col KYS Minhas (Retd) 16 - 894, Phase – 7 676806 Mohali 673814 Chandigarh (UT) 44. 169 Lt Col Lakhwinder Singh 3, 13 - House No – 3 0172 -663005 (Retd) Sector – 44A 0172-611524 Chandigarh (UT) – 160047 45. 170 Lt Col SPS Patheja (Retd) 21 - House No – 211 0172 -660211 Sector – 33A (R) Chandigarh (UT) 665211 (O) 46. 171 Col Jamsher Singh Gill 1/2 & 3/8 - 1147, Sector – 15B 0172 -780319 (O) (Retd) Chandigarh 0172-549563 (R) (UT) – 160047 47. 172 Capt Jagdish Singh (Ret d) 27 - VPO – Tathwani 01972 -52870 (R) The – Bhoranj 01972- 66319 (O) Distt – Hamirpur (HP) – 177501 48. 174 Lt Col Randhir Singh 3 - 119, Sector – 8A 01638 -245177 Grewal (Retd) Chandigarh (UT) (R) 245160 (R) 016380245077 (O) 49. 175 - Mrs Har Raj Ishwar - - House No – 1512 603517 (R) Kaur Kullar W/O Sector – 33 D Late Brig Chandigarh – (UT) GIS Kullar 50. 176 Brig GS Sandhu, VSM 19 - House No -43 0172 -572314 (R (Retd) Sector – 2 0172-214300 (O) Panchkula (Haryana) 51. 177 Lt Col Prem Singh Sandhu 23 - Ho use No – 176 566847 (R) (Retd) Sector – 2, Panchkula Haryana - 135108 4 Ser Membership Rank Name Unit Present Address Permanent Address Tele No No No 52. 182 Lt Col Har nam Singh 17 - VPO – Kangoo 01972 -31035 (R) (Retd) Teh & Distt – Hamirpur HP -177040 53. 186 Capt SS Saini (Retd) 14 - House No – 639, 0172 -671608 (R) Phase – IIIA SAS Nagar (Mohali) Distt – Ropar (Punjab) 54. 212 Col Kulwant Singh 18 - 150, KP Villa - (Retd) New officers Colony Patiala (Punjab) – 147001 55. 231 Brig BS Mankotia, MVC 9,21 - 117, Silver City (Main) 09216356422 (Retd) NAC, Zirakpur Dist : Mohali 56. 240 Col NS Charan (Retd) 21,27 - H No – 2092, Phase -10 0172 -2590688 Sector -64 (R) Mohali -160062 9814024859 Chandigarh 57. 248 Capt Jasdeep Singh 3 - 4558, Block – K (Delux) - (Retd) AWHO Darshan Vihar Sector – 68, Mohali (Pb) 58. 251 Col PC Kanwar, VSM 23 - Group Housing Society 09896195089 (Retd) House No – 456, 9471302102 Block – B Flat No – 501, Sector – 20 Panchkula (Haryana) 59. 255 Col SS Multani (Retd) 9 - 1515, Sector – 18 D 0172 -772095 (R) Chandigarh (UT) 60. 262 Capt Sukhjinder Singh 3 - 112, Sector -71 SAS M-9872471913 (Retd) Nagara (Mohali) 0172-2271507 Near Chandigarh, Pin-160071 61. 266 Col BS Rangi (Retd) 16 - 81, Gurdev Nagar 0172 -585734 (R) Pakhowal Road 0172-582406 (O) Ludhiana (Pb) 62. 268 Lt Gen GS Brar, PVSM, 14 - 7561/5, Hira Nagar 0175 -213704 (R) AVSM, VSM (Retd) Patiala (Pb)- 147001 09815757369 63. 272 Maj SS Slathia (Retd) 26 - 828A, Gandhi Nagar - Jammu (J&K) 64. 294 Lt Col Tej Pal Singh (Retd) 19 - 24, Salaria V ihar - (Urban Estate Phase – 1 Opp Gurudwara Kalgidhar Radio Station Road PO – Punjab University Patiala (Pb) – 177002 65. 295 Col Tej Singh (Retd) 25 - House No – 234 01892 -244724 Lower Sham Nagar (O) Dharmshala 01892-227320 (HP) – 176215 (R) 66. 299 Col MS Salaria (Retd) 16 - VPO – Umarpur - Teh – Mukerian Distt – Hoshiarpur (Punjab) 67. 326 Maj Pradeep Kumar 26 - 1158 E, Teachers - (Retd) Colony Zira Road Moga (Punjab) 68. 357 Brig Charanjit Singh 3,14 - HIG – 42, Sector – IV 01792 -232129 Bhullar (Retd) Parwanoo Distt – Solan (HP) – 173220 5 Ser Membership Rank Name Unit Present Address Permanent Address Tele No No No 69. 364 Capt Shamsher Singh 14 - House No – 1243, 0172 -602408 (Retd) Sector – 43B Chandigarh (UT) 70. 369 Maj JS Bhullar, AVSM, 16 - House No – 568, - Gen VSM (Retd) Sector – 18B Chandigarh (UT) 71. 416 Maj HS Sidhu (Retd) 8 Mech - 34 , New Officers Colony 0175 -2307782(R) Patiala – 147001 9915786603 (O) 72. 425 Lt Col Ajay Kumar (Retd) 21 - 553 , Aman Enclave, 0181 -2775972 Nurmahal Road,Dhina Jalandhar Cantt-144005 .
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