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Supaul District: List of Shortlisted Candidates for Uddeepika Supaul District: List of Shortlisted Candidates for Uddeepika S .No. Application No. Panchayat Name Block Name Candidate Name Father's/ Husband Name Correspondence Address Date Of Birth Ctageory Permanent Address DD/IPO Number Percentage Of Marks 1 27 Amha Pipra PUJA KUMARI RAMCHANDRA SAH VILL- TETRAHI, PO- AMHA, PS- PIPRA 15-Sep-91 BC Same as above 34H 283244 62.00 2 91 Babhangama Triveniganj MANJU KUMARI SUNIL KUMAR VILL+PO- MALAHNAMA, VIA- TRIVENIGANJ, PINCODE- 852139 21-May-87 BC Same as above 34H 283242 63.00 C/O- RAMANAND JHA, VILL- MALHAD, TOLA, MALHAD, PO- SUPAUL, 3 54 Bairiya Supaul MALA KUMARI ROSHAN KUMAR JHA PINCODE- 852131 07-Feb-90 GEN Same as above 34H 783330 57.00 CHANDRAKISHORE 4 52 Bairo Supaul RITU KUMARI KUMAR VILL+PO- BAIRO, VIA- NAWHATTA, PS- SUPAUL, PINCODE- 852123 15-Feb-91 EBC Same as above 34H 286984 68.00 RAMENDRA NARAYAN 5 44 Balwa Supaul VANDANA KUMARI YADAV VILL- PIPRAHARI, PO- PIPRAKHURD, VIA- SUPAUL, PINCODE- 852131 26-Dec-91 BC Same as above 34H 287079 65.00 VILL+PO- BAYASI, VIA- KARJAIEN BAJAR, WARD NO-07, PINCODE- 6 22 Bayasi Raghopur PUNAM KUMARI HALDHAR PRASAD YADAV 852215 01-Nov-87 BC Same as above 34H 759397 57.00 7 33 Belhi Marauna PARVATI DEVI RAJESH KUMAR VILL+PO- BELHI, VIA- NIRMALI 30-Mar-90 EBC Same as above 34H 256372 59.00 VILL+PO- BHAWANIPUR (S), WARD NO-6, PS- PRATAPGANJ, 8 56 Bhawanipur South Pratapganj KALPANA KUMARI BABLU KUMAR BHAGAT PINCODE- 852125 10-Feb-85 BC Same as above 12G 495994-98 64.00 9 36 Berhara Marauna KUMAR SANGITA ANIL KUMAR MANDAL VILL- PANCHGACHIYA, PO- MANOHAR PATTI, VIA- NIRMALI 03-Feb-88 EBC Same as above 6H 772739 65.00 RAMCHANDRA PRASAD 10 57 Chilauni North Pratapganj RASHMI KUMARI YADAV VIDYARTHI PUSTAK BHANDAR, TRIVENIGANJ, PINCODE- 852139 15-Feb-86 BC Same as above 34H 283254 62.00 11 5 Chunni Chhatapur KIRAN KUMARI MAHESH KUMAR YADAV VILL- CHUNNI, PO- CHUNNI, PS- CHHATAPUR, PINCODE- 852137 10-Feb-89 BC Same as above 34H 289966 55.00 12 85 Daparkha Triveniganj KUMARI RUBI LAL BAHADUR YADAV VILL+PO- DAPARAKHA, VIA- TRIVENIGANJ 22-Dec-88 BC Same as above 34H 283246 66.00 13 82 Daparkha Triveniganj ANJANA KUMARI SIYARAM YADAV VILL+PO- DAPRAKHA, PS- TRIVENIGANJ 12-Apr-87 BC Same as above 11H 198964 55.00 NEW POWER SUB STATION, NEAR SUPAUL, EAST OF DEGREE 14 24 Dewipur Raghopur SARITA DEVI PRAVEEN KUMAR RAMAN COLLEGE CHOWK, WARD NO-04 10-Mar-86 SC Same as above 00 48.00 15 69 Dighia Nirmali NIRMALA KUMARI PANKAJ KUMAR SINGH VILL+PO- DIGHIA, PS+VIA- NIRMALI, PINCODE- 847452 05-Jul-90 EBC Same as above 18F 943324-33 55.00 VILL+PO- MANGASIHOUL, VIA- SUPAUL, PS- MAROUNA, PINCODE- 16 32 Ganaura Marauna KALPANA KUMARI JITENDRA KUMAR 852131 05-Feb-91 BC Same as above 34H 287036 61.00 VIJAY KUMAR VILL- PURANDAHA, PO- LAHARNIYA, PS- TRIVENIGANJ, PINCODE- 17 10 Gonha Triveniganj SONAM KUMARI CHOUDHARY 852139 08-May-85 BC Same as above 34H 283232 56.00 18 93 Gudia Triveniganj SONI KUMARI RUPESH KUMAR VILL+PO- GUDIA, VIA- JADIYA BAJAR 06-Jun-87 BC Same as above 34H 283233 62.00 19 13 Hariahi Nirmali JYOTI DEVI RAMCHANDRA MANDAL VILL+PO- HARIYAHI, WARD NO- 05 04-Jan-82 EBC Same as above 34H 719887 65.00 VILL- HARIHARPATTI, PO- GONHA, VIA- PRATAPGANJ, PS- 20 95 Hariharpatti Triveniganj ANITA KUMARI VIDHYANAND MANDAL TRIVENIGANJ, PINCODE- 852125 06-Jan-79 EBC Same as above 29H 407560 56.00 21 63 Kamalpur Nirmali ANJU KUMARI KUSHESHWAR SAH AT+PO- KAMALPUR, PS+VIA- KANAULI, PINCODE- 847451 08-Jun-90 BC Same as above 34H 783333 70.00 C/O- SANJAY KUMAR SUMAN, VILL+PO- KARIHO, PS- SUPAUL, 22 49 Kariho Supaul NEHA BHARTI YOGENDRA RAM PINCODE-852131 05-Mar-88 SC Same as above 00 55.00 23 20 Katahara-Kadampura Kishanpur GEETA KUMARI SADANAND SHARMA VILL+PO- KADAMPURA, VIA- SUPAUL, PINCODE- 852131 05-May-87 SC Same as above 00 60.00 24 89 Kushha Triveniganj RAJ KUMARI DAYANAND RAM VILL- YOGIYACHAHI, PO- MACHAHA 29-Dec-78 SC Same as above 00 58.00 25 61 Loukaha Saraigarh Bhapatiyahi KUMARI ANJALI MANDAL ROSHAN KUMAR VILL- GOPALPUR, PO- KODHALI, VIA- KARJAIN BAJAR 05-Jun-90 EBC Same as above 34H 783331 60.00 26 51 Loukaha Supaul NITU KUMARI SANJAY KUMAR VILL+PO- LOUKAHA, PINCODE- 852110 06-Jun-86 BC Same as above 34H 289972 58.00 VILL- THARIYA, WARD NO-9, PO- RAHARIYA, PS- NIRMALI, VIA- 27 70 Majhari Nirmali SANJU KUMARI AMRENDRA MUKHIYA BHAPATIYAHI 20-Oct-91 EBC Same as above 18F 943161-70 57.00 VILL- THARIYA, PO- RAHARIYA, VIA- BHAPATIYAHI, PS- NIRMALI, 28 65 Majhari Nirmali JASHO KUMARI VIRENDRA MUKHIYA PINCODE- 852105 03-Feb-91 EBC Same as above 34H 783334 60.00 29 62 Majhari Nirmali RINKU KUMARI JEEVAN KUMAR RAY VILL- MAJHARI, PO- HARIYAHI, VIA- NIRMALI, PINCODE- 847452 01-Feb-89 EBC Same as above 18F 943314-23 56.00 30 64 Majhari Nirmali SARASWATI KUMARI BHOJDEV MANDAL VILL- MAJHARI, PO- HARIYAHI, PS- NIRMALI, VIA- NIRMALI 13-Nov-88 EBC Same as above 18F 943304-13 60.00 C/O- MADAN RAM, VILL- JHAKRAHI, WARD-26, PO+PS- SUPAUL, 31 55 Malhani Supaul KALPANA DEVI MANISH KUMAR "MANI" PINCODE- 852131 25-Jul-81 SC Same as above 00 51.00 32 98 Mirjawa Triveniganj SANGEETA KUMAR BHARTI MANOJ KUMAR VILL+PO- LAHARNIYA, PS+VIA- TRIVENIGANJ, PINCODE- 852139 02-Jan-88 BC Same as above 82G 676094-95 57.00 VILL+PO- MOHAMMADGANJ, VIA- SURPATGANJ, PS- CHHATAPUR, 33 42 Mohammadganj Chhatapur PURNKALA BHARTI MANOJ KUMAR SARDAR PINCODE- 852137 12-Dec-91 SC Same as above 00 59.00 34 40 Mohammadganj Chhatapur MANJULA DEVI LALIT KUMAR VILL- HASANPUR, PO- CHUNNI, PS- CHHATAPUR, PINCODE- 852137 05-Mar-86 BC Same as above 956117 62.00 VILL- BHELWA, PO- KAMALDHAHA, VIA- BHAPATIYAHI BAJAR, PS- 35 74 Navabakhar Kishanpur RAJNI GUPTA MAHANAND KUMAR KISHANPUR, PINCODE- 852105 18-May-91 BC Same as above 39H 783366 57.00 VILL+PO-PARICOACH, VIA- NIRMALI, VIA- MAROUNA, PINCODE- 36 3 Paricoach Marauna SULEKHA KUMARI MANOJ KUMAR 847452 19-Dec-89 BC Same as above 12G 482658-62 58.00 37 79 Parsamadho Kishanpur MADHU KUMARI SHRAVAN KUMAR SAH VILL+PO- PARSA MADHO, PS- KISHANPUR, VIA- THARBITTA 14-Jan-89 BC Same as above 12G 482668-72 57.00 38 84 Piluwaha Triveniganj MINA KUMARI SANJAY KUMAR VILL- LAXMINIYA, PO- DAPRAKHA, PS- TRIVENIGANJ 12-Mar-90 BC Same as above 11H 198962 60.00 39 97 Piluwaha Triveniganj SWATI DEVI SANDHIR YADAV VILL- LAXMINIYA, PO- DAPRAKHA, WARD NO-8, PINCODE- 852139 12-May-89 BC Same as above 34H 283258 58.00 ADRI, B.S.I.D.C COLONY, BORING PATLIPUTRA ROAD, PINCODE- 40 43 Rajeshwari East Chhatapur MADHURI LATA VIJAY KUMAR VIMAL 80013, DISTRICT- PATNA 11-Feb-86 BC Same as above 34H 283237 63.00 VILL- BHAWANIPATTI, PO- TAMUA, VIA- JADIYA, PS- CHHATAPUR, 41 1 Rajeshwari East Chhatapur RANJANA KUMARI DAYANAND DINKAR PINCODE- 852214 31-Dec-85 BC Same as above 34H 283220 60.00 42 48 Ramdattpatti Supaul SOFIYA PRAVEEN MD. MOJIBUR RAHMAN VILL+PO- NEMUA, VIA- SUKHPUR 16-Jul-87 GEN Same as above 34H 287027 78.00 43 8 Rampur Pipra RANJANA KUMARI BIRENDRA BHAGAT VILL+PO- RAJPUR, VIA- PIPRA, PINCODE- 852218 25-May-90 BC Same as above 028954 71.00 44 28 Rampur Pipra KANCHAN KUMARI MITHILESH KUMAR YADAV VILL+PO- RAJPUR, VIA- PIPRA BAJAR, PINCODE- 852218 28-Oct-88 BC Same as above 34H 283245 63.00 45 59 Saraigarh Saraigarh Bhapatiyahi ANOKHA KUMARI KAMAL RAM VILL+PO- SARAIGARD, VIA- BHAPATIYAHI, PINCODE- 852105 05-May-89 SC Same as above 34H 783360 60.00 VILL+PO- LALMAN PATTI, VIA- KARJAIN BAJAR, PS- RATANPUR, 46 58 Satanpatti Basantpur SANJU KUMARI BHUWAN SAH PINCODE- 852215 16-Oct-91 BC Same as above 80G 838078-79 57.00 47 72 Shivpuri Kishanpur PUJA KUMARI SACHENDRA KUMAR VILL- BELHI, PO- THARBITIYA, PS- KISHANPUR 10-Oct-91 BC Same as above 090518 68.00 48 77 Shivpuri Kishanpur KIRAN KUMARI JITENDRA KUMAR VILL- BELHI, PO- THARBITIYA, PS- KISHANPUR 10-Aug-86 BC Same as above 090519 59.00 49 80 Shivpuri Kishanpur JULI KUMARI PRADEEP KUMAR VILL+PO- THARBHITTA, PS- KISHANPUR, PINCODE- 852138 08-Feb-85 BC Same as above 12G 454714-18 59.00 50 46 Sukhpur Solhan Supaul NEHA KUMARI AJAY KUMAR SINGH VILL+PO- SUKHPUR, PS- SUPAUL, PINCODE- 852130 15-Feb-91 GEN Same as above 34H 287034 60.00 51 18 Thadhi Bhawanipur Pipra ANJU KUMARI SANTOSH KUMAR MEHTA VILL- VISHANPUR, PO- THADHI BHAWANIPUR, PS- PIPRA 10-May-90 BC Same as above 34H 759394 70.00 VILL- BISHANPUR, PO- THADHI BHAWANIPUR, VIA- PIPRA BAJAR, 52 29 Thadhi Bhawanipur Pipra SONI KUMARI AMRESH PASWAN PINCODE- 852218 16-Aug-89 SC Same as above 00 69.00 LATE VIBHASH KUMAR VILL- PATHARGHATTI (J.C.I ROAD), PO+PS- TRIVENIGANJ, PINCODE- 53 86 Thalha Gadhia (S) Triveniganj MUNNI KUMARI YADAV 852139 01-Jan-92 BC Same as above 34H 283279 67.00 VILL+PO- TRIVENIGANJ (MAIN ROAD), PS- TRIVENIGANJ, PINCODE- 54 83 Thalha Gadhia (S) Triveniganj PUJA KUMARI RAJESH KUMAR GUPTA 852135 25-Oct-84 BC Same as above 34H 283261 59.00 55 9 Udhampur Chhatapur PARWATI DEVI SHATRUGHAN BHAGAT VILL- BHAGWATPUR, PO- JIWACHPUR, PS- CHHATAPUR 12-Jun-85 BC Same as above 956115 61.00 56 53 Veena Supaul KUMARI PRIYANKA VINOD KUMAR RAM VILL+PO- VEENA, PS+VIA- SUPAUL, PINCODE- 852131 02-Nov-90 SC Same as above 00 65.00.
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