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1. Alapot Ward No 3 and 5 (Kageshwori Manohara Municipality) SN Institutions Adress Name Contact No 1 Alapot ward office Alapot Sudarshan Phuyal 9849054066 2 Ward number 3 TOL Bikash Sanstha Alapot Laxman Thapa 9841988177 3 Ward number 15 Tol Bikash Samiti Alapot Pradip Phuyal 9841071907 4 Namuna Sahakari Sanstha Alapot Shiva Ram Basnet 9841277553 Gokarna Sudarijal Bagmati Sarokar 5 Alapot Sudarshan Dhimal 9841818283 Samiti 6 Bhagwan Youth Club Alapot Bal Krishna Shrestha 9851111741 7 Tala Alapot Khanipani Samiti Alapot BhaktaLal Nagarkoti 9849012022 8 Mathi Alapot Khanipani Samiti Alapot Champha Thapa 9841728891 9 Nateshwor Youth Club Alapot Jitendra Raj Nagarkoti 9841284443 10 Chimeki Samaj Sewa Sanstha Alapot Nita Dahal Giri 9860099300 Hemanta Prasad Phuyal 11 Alapot Bahuudeshya Sahakari Alapot 9841784885 (President) Fuyal BasnetbGau Khane Pani 12 Alapot Laxman thapa 9841988177 Samiti 13 Kageshowari Pustakalaya Alapot Bashudev Phuyal 9841812858 2. Bhadrabas Ward No 4 and 16 (Kageshwori Manihara Municipality) 1 Bhadrawas ward office Bhadrawas Binod pudashaini 9851060230 Janashakti Agriculture Saving and 2 Bhadrabas Shalik Ram Pudasaini 9851086627 creditCooperatives Chautari Saving and credit 3 Bhadrabas Ram Krishna Bhandari 9841061188 Cooperatives Kriyokab Saving and credit 4 Bhadrabas Ganu B. Nagarkoti 9860231444 Cooperatives Hajurko Tribeni Saving and credit 5 Bhadrabas Sanoj Bhattrai 9851059965 Cooperatives Urja Parichalan Agriculture Saving 6 Bhadrabas Narhari 9841655675 and credit Suniti Agriculture Saving and credit 7 Bhadrabas Upendra 9841423444 Cooperatives 8 Arati Mahila Samuha Bhadrabas Gita Pudasaini 9 Agriculture Mahila Samuha Bhadrawas Bindu Dotel 9841653613 10 Chahari Mahila Samuha Bhadrawas Sunita Pokhrel 11 Jagmeyshowari Mahila Samuha Bhadrawas Nirjala Bhandari 9841466281 12 Bindabashani Mahila Samuha Bhadrawas Sushila Baral 9860203294 13 Kathmandu Robert Club Bhadrawas Pradip Pudashaini 9851061669 14 Tol Bikash Samiti (16) Bhadrawas Hari Krishna Puadasini 9841060815 15 Tol Bikash samati (4) Bhadrawas Umesh Pudashaini 9841466281 16 Triyokab Sakos Bhadrawsa Sangam Nagarkoti 9841693890 17 Nagarik Sachetana Kendra Bhadraws Aasha Sunwar 9843338614 18 Nagarik Sachetana Kendra Bhadraws Sarita pudasaini 9860437481 19 Adarsha Mahila Bachat tada ren Bhadrawas Sushil Baral sahakari 20 Tribeni Youth Club Bhadrawas Gautam Nagarkoti 9849362153 3. Gothatar Ward No 11(Kageshwori Manihara Municipality) 1 Gothator Ward Office Gothator Rameshwor Dahal 9851068889 Rastriya Mahila Apanga Bal Balika 2 Gothorhat Devi Kharel 9841684160 Samaj 3 Bir Bhadra Upabhokta Samiti Gothatar Ram ji Dahal 9841482711 4 Gothatar United Club Gothatar Bal Mukanda Dahal 9841693300 5 Sitaram Mandir Sanchalak Samiti Gothatar Shimbhu Prasad Rimal 9841025814 Kastari Saving and Credit Co- 6 Gothatar Binaya Pandit 9851007031 operatives Gothatar Mahila Udhamshil Saving 7 Gothatar Rukmani Prasai 9803548293 and Credit Cooperatives Bhahimal Drinking water and 8 Gothatar Manohar Chapagain 9851138764 Sanitation Upabhokta Samiti 9 Bir Bhadra Upabhokta Samiti Gothatar Shree Ram Acharya 9841390049 10 Fical Nagar Tol Sudhar Samiti Gothatar Gadesh P. Dahal 9851164622 Dhungedhara Anada Nagar Sudhar 11 Gothatar Mahindra Rai 9851152168 Samiti Kamalthali Shanti Marg Tol Sudhar 12 Gothatar Kul Bahadur Karki 9841842214 Samiti 13 Om nagar tol sudhar Samiti Gothatar Milan 9841424253 14 Sidhi Nagar tol sudhar Samiti Gothatar Aakal B. Tamang 9841595636 15 Shrijan Tol Sudhar Samiti Gothatar Karma Sherpa 9808970564 Ashapureshwor Dharma Sewa 16 Gothatar Uma Dahal 9849330878 Samiti 17 Adarsha Tol Sudhar Samiti Gothatar Ram P Siwakoti 9849753634 Ganga Dasahara Shanaan 18 Gothatar Rohit Limbu Rameshwor Puja Samiti 9841424387 19 Gothatar Sports Nepal Gothatar sunil Shrestha Mahila Sasastikaran Sachetana Sewa 20 Gothatar Mathura Chapagain 9849515809 Nepal 9851198267/ 21 Ram Nagar Tol Sudhar Samiti Gothatar Sagar Sigdel 9841426780 22 Apanga Purnasathapana Kendra Gothatar Laxman Dahal 9841327804 Fundamental Development 23 Gothatar Prakash Thapa 9816521441 Implementation Program Nepal Gothatar Youth Development 24 Gothatar Ishwor Dahal 9841973016 Committee 25 Gothatar Interest Union Club Gothatar Amril Chapagain 9868214217 26 GO Sports Nepal Gothatar Sunil Shrestha 9841449426 27 Ramjanaki Mahila Samuha Gothator Sarmila Tripathi 98419111511 Ganga Dasharahatya Mochan 28 Gothator Rohit Limbu 9841424387 Upabhokata Samiti 29 SEWA Nepal Gothatar Mauthara Nepal 9849515809 30 Tej Binayak Tole Sudhar Samiti Gothatar Astalal Shrestha 9851002223 4. Danchii Ward No 5, 6 and 7 (Kageshwori Manohara Municipality) 1 Dachii ward office Danchii Shree Ram Simkhada 9841673430 2 Danchii Thali Mahila Samuha Danchii Rajesh Simkhada 9841630949 3 Jaspur Mahila Samuha Danchii Bishnu Pudashaini 9841321303 4 Bramhadeep Youth Club Danchii 5 Gajarkot Tol Sudhar Samiti Danchii Sankhar Poudel 9841861109 6 Gauri Shankar Nari Sewa Kendra Danchii Kabita Poudel 9741171111 7 Baghdhara Yuwa Club Danchii Prushottam Kuikel 9841619904 8 Hariyai Ekata Samaj Danchii Bijaya Subedi 9741158062 9 Lali Ghuras Danchii Amrita 9808651479 10 Gajriti Mahila Krishak Samaj Danchii Ruku Ranpal 9843889264 Chalantar Hariyali Ban Upabhokta 11 Danchii Laxmi prashad Kuikel 9851097820 Samiti Radha Krishna Mandir Upabhokta 12 Danchii Thulo Bhai Nagarkoti 9861030316 Samiti 13 Kolmatershwor Yuwa Club Danchii Dip Kamal Simkhada 9841132222 Champak Binayak Ananta Sudhar 14 Danchii Hari Shiva Pudashaini 9843489268 Samiti 15 Bhintuna Sa:Kha Club Danchii Rajan Nagarkoti 9849590000 Kanakot Devi Savings and Credit 16 Danchii Madhav Simkhada 9841176919 Cooperatives 17 Nepal Mahila Ama Samuha Danchii Narmada Kuikel 9849227809 18 Gauri Shankar Ama Samuha Danchii Rita Thapa 9841362396 19 Thali Milan Chwok samaj Danchii San Babu K.C 9841449565 20 Suryadaya Youth Club Danchii Ramraja 9849051888 21 Mahila Environment Samuha Danchii Sumanta 9851135310 22 A.B.C. Nepal Mahila Sahakari Danchii Hari Shiva Pudashaini 9843489268 23 Kalchikot Mahila jagaran Samuha Danchii Kolmatershwor Mandir 24 Danchii Byabasthapan Samiti 25 Kanakot Mahila Samuha Danchii Mahila Jagaran Saving and credit 26 Danchii Cooperatives Samudayek Batika Upabhokta 27 Danchii Samiti 28 Chaul Narayan Mahila Samuha Danchii Laxmi 9865095225 29 Chaul Narayan Sahakari Sanstha Danchii Madav Simkhada 9841176919 5. Sundarijal Ward no 1, 2 and 3 (Gokarneshwor Municipality) 1 Sundarijal ward Office Sundarijal Rajkumar Shrestha 9849429111 2 Sundarijal yuba Sarokar Samiti Sundarijal Bipen Shrestha 9860349486 3 Youth Sarokar Samiti Sundarijal Sailendra Shrestha 9841346424 Okhreni, Mulkharka, Chisapani, 4 Sita Tamang Road Section Samiti 5 Nari Sachetana Kendra-Sundarijal Dhan Maya Tamang 9818192590 6 Nari Sachetana Kendra- Chilaune Nirjala Tamang 9843745563 Melamchi Drinking Water Sarokar 7 Keshav Prashad Simkhada 9860659774 Samiti 8 Mahankal Daha Sanskar Guthi Madhu Prasad Simkhada 9841522022 Okhreni Saving and Credit 9 Dhan B. Tamang 9842562058 Cooperatives Krishi Pranggarik Saving and Credit 10 Dawa Golmo Sherpa 9843282686 Cooperatives Buspark Waste Management 11 Bashu Dev Shrestha 98411042951 Committee Sundarijal Drinking Water 12 Bishwo raj Shrestha 9801053720 Committee 13 Bridha Awastha Kalyankari Kosh Narayan Shrestha 9849332676 14 Sundarijal Health Centre Merina Chhetri 9814475130 Sundarijal area development 15 Bhola Ghimire 9849390242 committee Sundarijal 4,5,6 Drinking water 16 Tirtha B. Tamang 9860253726 Committee 6. Nayapati Ward No 4, 5 and 6 (Gokarneshwor Municipality) 1 Nayapati ward office Nayapati Man Bahadur lama 9860861760 2 Janajagaran Mahila Samuha Nayapati Nita arayal 4801115 3 Sayapatri bal Tada Yuba Pariwar Nayapati Govardan Bhandari 9843490617 4 Naya Pati tole sudhar Samaj Nayapati Kumar Prashad Dangol 9851063969 5 Dobato Krishi Upabhokata Samuha Nayapati Santa Tamang 9808860496 6 Nayapati Dalit Uthan Kendra Nayapati Pawan Gahajrat 9860076051 Drinking water and Sanitation Amita Lama 9818443954 7 Committee (3 wards) combined Nayapati Kumar Dangali 9851063969 (WRCC) Nita Aryal 4801115 8 Muktinath Tol Sudhar Samiti Nayapati 9 Bipad byabasthapana Kendra Nayapati Jayadish Khadka 4801030 10 Nayapati health post Nayapati Sabritri Shrestha 9843493306 11 Nayapati Pashu Sewa Kendra Nayapati Shakhar Prasad Ghimire 9841030353 12 Shree Subhet Barahi Youth Club Nayapati Uttam Khadka Shree Sudridh Mahila Saving and 13 Nayapati Kurana Simkhada 4800533 Credit Cooperatives Shree Sudharimai Saving and Credit 14 Nayapati Kamal Krishna Khadka 4800716 Cooperatives Dashahara Saving and Credit 15 Nayapati Kawal Pandit 9851032228 Cooperatives 16 Unemployed and orphans org Nayapati Kawal Pandit 17 Youth Janajagaran Abhiyan Samuha Nayapati Rajendra K. Shrestha 9803717200 18 B.P Museum Nayapati Parshuram Pokhrel 9851036451 Garib Tada Anath Balbalika Udhar 19 Nayapati Nilu Thapa 9841185538 Kendra Nayapati Saving and Credit 20 Nayapati Pradip Nepal 14801013 Cooperati 21 Raitar Bato Sudhar Samati Nayapati Pramila Khadka 9849019103 22 Karuna Pandit Nayapati Gitanjali Samuha 9849736249 23 Sambrida Mahila Samuha Nayapati Tilotama Basnet 24 Sansardevi Margh Upabhokta Samiti Nayapati Tanka Bahadur Khatri 9860909428 25 Bal Sewa Kendra Nayapati Prem Prasad Shrestha 9841466633 7. Bhagwatithan Ward No 9, 10, 11 (Gokarneshwor Municipality) Gokarna Bhawati 1 Gokarna ward office Rama Shrestha 9841766008 Than Gokarna 2 Gokarna Mahila Sanjal Ambika poudel 9841879285 Bhawatithan Gokarna 3 Kisigal Tole Sudhar Samiti Hariprakash Shrestha 9851169033 Bhawatithan Gokarna 4 Swastha Samaj Nepal Sita Shrestha 9849383922 Bhawatithan Gokarneshwor,
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