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PROCLAMATION BENEFICIARIES LIST of PMAY Hfapoa for PURI PROCLAMATION BENEFICIARIES LIST OF PMAY HFAPoA for PURI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL SI SLUM/NON WARD AADHAR NUMBER BENEFICIARIES NAME FATHERS NAME NUMBER SLUM NO 1 210306088987 ARATI DEBANATH LOKA DEBANATH Slum 1 2 657436322281 SMITA SAMARTHA D/O MOHAN BISWAL Slum 1 3 511567681734 SIBA ROUT NILA ROUT Non-Slum 1 4 226271851483 SHANTI PRADHAN KASINATH DALEI Non-Slum 1 5 412177978786 SANJUKTA SAMARTHA KELU PRADHAN Slum 1 6 655584599738 SANJUKTA PARIDA KOBERA JENA Non-Slum 1 7 433177289159 SAKHI PRADHAN DHARAMA DAS Non-Slum 1 8 810717341085 SABITA SAMARTHA BIHARI SENAPATI Non-Slum 1 9 896065372038 RANJU JENA DINA JENA Non-Slum 1 10 223479445938 RAMESH PARIDA NARAN PARIDA Non-Slum 1 11 249953732485 RADHA PRADHAN BHIMA SAHOO Non-Slum 1 12 777765585458 PUSPALATA BHOLA W/O BABULI BHOLA Slum 1 13 905978532236 PANCHEI PRADHAN FAKIR ROUT Non-Slum 1 14 219896917680 MAMATA PRADHAN BISWANATHA HATTI Non-Slum 1 15 203711442568 KUNIMANI PRADHAN SHIKARA PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 16 398640809368 KUNI SWAIN JETERA SAHOO Non-Slum 1 17 437492225868 JITU PRADHAN MAKU PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 18 786114856235 GAYATRI PRADHAN W/O: DHANESWAR PRADHAN Slum 1 19 616994768495 GOLAP PARIDA RAMESH JENA Non-Slum 1 20 853703246698 DHADU PRADHAN S/O APATTI PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 21 952670778968 BASANTI PRADHAN W/O DHADU PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 22 951315330054 BISHNURANI ROUT SIBA ROUT Non-Slum 1 23 683165369895 BASI PRADHAN ANAND PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 24 698542431336 TILOTTAMA PRADHAN LATE BHAGIRATHI SWAIN Non-Slum 1 25 973118049905 SURYANARAYAN PALEI GOBINDA PALEI Non-Slum 1 26 768504448098 SUNDARI PRADHAN PANCHU PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 27 409822588805 SASMITA SWAIN PABANA PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 28 241312263067 SANJUKTA DAS DURYODHAN DAS Non-Slum 1 29 581768594680 RINA SWAIN GIRIDHARI PENTHOI Non-Slum 1 30 685962947128 RANJU SWAIN AKA SWAIN Non-Slum 1 31 449087050385 RAMA NAYAK BHAGIRATHI SWAIN Non-Slum 1 32 860396269621 PRIYADARSHANI PRADHAN ARU PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 33 885235868124 PRADIP KUMAR JENA BHAGABAN JENA Non-Slum 1 34 214505978650 NAYANA SWAIN EKADASHI NAYAK Non-Slum 1 35 742966350176 NABIN SWAIN GHANA SWAIN Non-Slum 1 36 990861665268 LAXMIPRIYA BHOLA LAXMIDHAR BHOL Non-Slum 1 37 335855449533 KUNI SWAIN ARJUN BISWAL Non-Slum 1 38 381840529653 KUNI SWAIN BANAMALI SWAIN Non-Slum 1 39 228216865856 KELU BARAL KRUSHNA BARAL Non-Slum 1 40 704537215924 KABITA PRADHAN LINGARAJ PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 41 741105175086 HURIA PARIDA FAKIR PARIDA Non-Slum 1 42 528581485128 HARASH PARIDA HURIA PARIDA Non-Slum 1 43 672855195218 DINABANDHU NAYAK SADASIBA NAYAK Non-Slum 1 44 692849544564 DHANI PRADHAN MAKU PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 45 387416147535 CHANDRA DEI AMAR PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 46 85646538961 BIJAYINI NAYAK DINABANDHU BAYAK Non-Slum 1 47 808618001069 BIDU SWAIN NARI BISWAL Non-Slum 1 48 707436984668 BANU SWAIN MAUJI SWAIN Non-Slum 1 49 958026199573 RUNU BEHETA CHANDAN BEHERA Slum 1 50 719497860856 RASANA DEI SURATH BEHERA Slum 1 51 227544539954 KUIANKA BEHERA DRIVER BEHERA Slum 1 52 804941442983 CHANDAN BEHERA ARU BEHERA Slum 1 53 934726739525 BABAN BEHERA KSHETRABASI BEHERA Slum 1 54 955539808162 SUNTI DEI ALEKH BEHERA Slum 1 55 928714971885 REENA BEHERA NAGA BEHERA Slum 1 56 838855444389 MANI BEHERA SIKHAR BEHERA Slum 1 57 686114294476 MAMATA DEI MUNA BEHERA Slum 1 58 248332288204 GADADHAR BEHERA BANA BEHERA Slum 1 59 896161346864 MENAKA BEHERA DINABANDHU BEHERA Slum 1 60 214088194696 KOKIKA DEI SANIA BEHERA Slum 1 61 961690723052 JHILI BRHERS MEGHANATH BEHERA Slum 1 62 351306138881 BHARATI BEHERA SUDARSHAN BEHERA Slum 1 63 984357109932 SHYAM BEHERA BASU BEHERA Slum 1 64 363151928518 SHANKAR BEHERA CHAITANNYA BEHERA Slum 1 65 408067029097 MINA BEHERA DWIJA BEHERA Slum 1 66 238159181583 KANCHA DEI DHANI SETHY Slum 1 67 220338868424 JAGANNTH BEHERA BAIKUNTHA BEHERA Slum 1 68 874043753608 ARJUN BHOI RAGHU BHOI Slum 1 69 707429372281 BHABINI PRADHAN CHARAN PRADHAN Slum 1 70 885959894188 BHARATI JENA BHIKARI JENA Slum 1 71 385030771454 BINI BEHERA SAGAR BEHERA Slum 1 72 292304997955 DASHARATHI BHOI NALU BEHERA Slum 1 73 339874813344 DAYANIDHI BEHERA NALU BEHERA Slum 1 74 375819871478 DHANESWAR PRADHAN PANCHUPREDHAN Slum 1 75 356105307241 GEDI BEHERA ASHOK BEHERA Slum 1 76 645986252329 HULAS KAHAL LAXMIDHAR KAHAL Slum 1 77 816632621928 JHILI BHOI RAKHAL BEHERA Slum 1 78 675345377490 NAKULA SAMANTA KUNJABIHARI SAMANTA Slum 1 79 663586946746 PUSPA BEHERA SHIBA BEHERA Slum 1 80 404065338067 KAMALA DEI JOGENDRA BEHERA Slum 1 81 726604997015 PRAFULA BHOI BALUNKI BHOI Slum 1 82 874881912071 SANATAN RAY GOLAK CHANDRA RAY Slum 1 83 385872229039 RANJULATA PATRA SIDHESWAR SAHOO Slum 1 84 617629744215 PURNABASI MISHRA BUDHIRAM Slum 1 85 365732727489 PHULANA PATRA KELU SASMAL Slum 1 86 764115322167 TUNI DASH SUBRATA DASH Slum 1 87 904230190863 SUMITRA MAHANTY CHHANULAL DAS Non-Slum 1 88 308361946371 SULOCHANA MAHARANA KSHETRABASI MAHARANA Slum 1 89 533926602178 SUBHADRA JENA PURIA JENA Slum 1 90 252937083096 SASMITA PANDA SUKADEV PANDA Slum 1 91 243713314757 SAROJINI PRADHAN DUSASANA PRADHAN Slum 1 92 677683271693 SAROJINI PARDHAN AKHAYA SWAIN Slum 1 93 801186529275 SANTILATA SWAIN SIBA BHUNYA Slum 1 94 492321761616 RINA SAHOO KELU BARALA Slum 1 95 309521261661 RASMITA PANDA DHANESWAR PANDA Slum 1 96 404418030388 RANJUKTA BAISAKH SANJAY BAISAKH Slum 1 97 924783166327 RANGITA ROUT SURESH CHANDRA ROUT Slum 1 98 753794900828 RAJALAXMI MAHARANA RABI MAHARANA Slum 1 99 623605205953 RADHAMANI MAHARANA SANATAN MAHARANA Slum 1 100 393787521689 PUJA MISHRA PURNA CHANDRA MISHRA Non-Slum 1 101 434856757319 MINATI MAHARANA DAMODAR MOHARANA Slum 1 102 324832730114 LAXMI BARAL RABI BARAL Slum 1 103 639079388380 KUNIMANI DEI BAURIBANDU NAYAK Slum 1 104 935656511669 KHULANA BHARATI BALARAM BHARATI Slum 1 105 593690230295 KANCHAN SINGH BHARAT PRADHAN Slum 1 106 774238105734 KALUCHARAN PATRA SUBAS CHANDRA PATRA Slum 1 107 563965334891 KABITA PRADHAN NABAGHAN PRADHAN Slum 1 108 684473875706 KABITA DIXIT GANGADHAR PANDA Slum 1 109 795755377112 GITANJALI MISHRA HADU PATRA Slum 1 110 259758286862 UMA MAHARANA PURNA MAHARANA Slum 1 111 867592326051 BIJAYALAXMI MAHARANA RABI NARALYAN MAHARANA Non-Slum 1 112 646666128938 BABITA PATTANAIK LAXMIDHAR PATTNAIK Slum 1 113 652728682285 BINODINI MAHARANA DIBAKAR MAHARANA Slum 1 114 957012230878 BHAGABAN SATAPATHY BHIKARI CHARAN SATAPATHY Slum 1 115 475736162247 ANUASUYA SATAPATHY PURASTAM PANDA Slum 1 116 389648387183 ANU BARIK CHARAN BARIK Slum 1 117 891827116445 ABHAY KUMAR DAS PRAFUL KUMAR DAS Slum 1 118 504554619695 NISIBALA ROUR BANSHIBHAR PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 119 381067726183 ADITYA MAHANTI JITU MAHANTI Slum 1 120 274660087625 ALISHA BEGAM MAHAMAD BEGAM Slum 1 121 578334866178 APSURI BIBI SEK JALAL UDIN Slum 1 122 398293790637 KRUSHANA CHANDRA BARIK GOURANG BARIK Slum 1 123 302053318925 MAMTA DAS SUDARSHAN PATTANALK Slum 1 124 926442822481 MAMATA BEHERA HARIHAR DAS Non-Slum 1 125 225413466952 LAXMI SAHU SHRIDHRA SAHU Slum 1 126 777689091996 GANESH PRADHAN LATE BIJAYA PRADHAN Slum 1 127 955816897870 BASANTI SAHU RAMA SAHU Slum 1 128 203538242627 SANJULATA PRADHAN JAMBESWAR PRADHAN Slum 1 129 987546273309 PARBATI PRADHAN NABAGHAN PRADHAN Slum 1 130 950782286880 MINA PRADHAN ARAKSHIT PRADHAN Slum 1 131 518962392313 MATA PRADHAN APANI PRADHAN Slum 1 132 349969590011 MAMA PRADHAN BAJAY PRADHAN Non-Slum 1 133 270297338961 DINAMANI SUBUDHI FAKIR CHARAN BARIK Slum 1 134 772553039032 DINABANDHU BARIKI LAXMAN BARIKI Slum 1 135 963677891320 SUSAMA BARIK ABHAYA BARIK Slum 1 136 372052874145 KUMARI BARIK BRAJA KISHOR BARIK Slum 1 137 660078526073 TARA BEWA GANESH DAS Non-Slum 1 138 229266038949 SWAPNA BEHERA SAMBHU BEHERA Slum 1 139 348671143756 SUHANA BIBI MIRJA JIKOBEG Slum 1 140 374630758148 SEKH RAHEMAT SEKH HIJAJULLA Slum 1 141 641617165053 SEKH BARKAT SK HIDYATULLA Slum 1 142 894011414293 SEK INAYAT SEK HIDAYAT Slum 1 143 263877901144 SARASWATI BHOI JALA BHOI Slum 1 144 286676066354 SAMIMA BIBI SEKH SALIM Slum 1 145 712798302822 SAJUKTA SAHOO KRUSHNA DALEI Slum 1 146 340922998337 SAGUPTA BIBI SURENDRA SETHY Slum 1 147 705642501100 ROJALINI BEHERA BHIMA BEHERA Slum 1 148 727398706957 RITA DAS JUTIA DAS Slum 1 149 389349869694 RANKANIDHI BEHERA GOPINATH BEHERA Slum 1 150 650740959576 RANJANA BHOI MUNA BHOI Slum 1 151 697893538057 RAM BEHERA APANA BEHERA Slum 1 152 892105108966 RAJESH BEHERA RAMCHANDRA BEHERA Slum 1 153 760611410182 RAGHU DAS SIDDHIA DAS Slum 1 154 625259197615 PRASANTA BEHERA GAJENDRA BEHERA Slum 1 155 436442508373 PRAKASH DAS JUTIA DAS Slum 1 156 872530806788 PINTU MALIK APARTI MALIK Slum 1 157 389228530137 MUNA MALLIK APARTI MALLIK Slum 1 158 921945301232 MUNA BHOI PAGA BHOI Slum 1 159 455967792759 MITARANI BEHERA RAMCHANDRA BEHERA Slum 1 160 394162869870 MINATI BEHERA RAMCHANDRA BEHERA Slum 1 161 382752176426 MANORANJAN BEHERA RANKA BEHERA Slum 1 162 461236960893 MANGUNI BEHERA NARAYAN BEHERA Slum 1 163 825913402363 MAMINA BEHERA GAJENDRA BEHERA Slum 1 164 414373270579 MAMATA PATTNAIK BHIKARI CHARAN Slum 1 165 988116634601 MAMALI BEHERA GAJENDRA BEHERA Slum 1 166 634188209893 KUSIA NAYAK JAYAKRUSHNA BEHERA Slum 1 167 844531480732 KUNU DAS NUDHIA DAS Slum 1 168 374209422730 KUNTI BHOI BABAN BHOI Slum 1 169 880424237663 KISHAN MALLIK BILASINI MALKIK Slum 1 170 410156143297 KICHA BEHERA GAJENDRA BEHERA Slum 1 171 615898379765 KANHA BHOI MUNA BHOI Slum 1 172 852514955703 KANCHAN DAS HARIA DAS Slum 1 173 280973444860 JYOTI BEHERA SATURA BEHERA Slum 1 174 373008556632 JUTA DAS DHARAMA DAS Slum 1 175 727480241553 GITA DAS JUTA DAS Slum 1 176 374860648918 GIRIDHARI SAHOO JAGANNATH SAHOO Slum 1 177 649493478413 BINODINI BEHERA NATABAR BEHERA Slum 1 178 424707183475 BILASINI MALLIK BUDHANATH MALLIK Slum
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