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S.N. EIS Code Employee Name LIC ID 1 42735 BARRE SURYA KAMALA SULOCHANA B 5294 2 90003781 S N KATIYAR 21439 3 90003856 N. SINGH 18355 4 90004490 MANIK LAL BANERJEE 18208 5 90004862 S.B.CHAKRAVARTY 21477 6 90005042 AVTAR KRISHAN 18212 7 90005448 R.K.SINGH 18049 8 90005489 SHREE RAM SHARMA 21951 9 90006289 CHANDRA NATH MISHRA 18000 10 90006362 T K BANDYOPADHYAY 26144 11 90006586 K.K.TIWARI 20787 12 90006693 ASHOK SARKAR 8323 13 90006990 Y C SINHA 17980 14 90007261 BIKASH SAMANTA 18221 15 90007311 T.K.LAHIRI 18494 16 90007345 O.RAHMAN 26164 17 90007725 CHHABI SHANKER CHAWLEY 23846 18 90008004 MAINAK DUTTA 15968 19 90008012 ANOOP KUMAR SENGUPTA 8551 20 90008814 SHRI B.PRASAD 20202 21 90008822 GORA KOLEY 20916 22 90008863 SATYA NARAYAN SINGH 15900 23 90009093 JASWINDER PAL SINGH 21614 24 90009150 H.S.KHARE 18927 25 90009184 SUBIR GHOSH 20934 26 90009390 DINESH CHANDRA JHA 25050 27 90009614 SHEKHAR SARAN 11931 28 90009622 RAVINDRA KUMAR NIGAM 15189 29 90009788 GOPAL SINGH 17674 30 90009879 GANESH SHARMA 3398 31 90009911 PULAK BARAN CHAKRABARTY 18851 32 90010091 V.S.RAI 26957 33 90010141 BIBHASH CHANDRA MAJI 19314 34 90011289 NEELACHAL NAYAK 18227 35 90012071 R. P. SINHA 20793 36 90012261 AJAY KUMAR RAYGHATAK 18163 37 90013152 TEISONI SANGMA 8210 38 90013368 KAPIL DEO SINGH 17992 39 90014358 JAYANT V NAIK 23870 40 90016353 BIRENDRA KUMAR SINGH 18150 41 90016429 UTPAL ROY 11741 42 90016899 B.K.SINHA 26240 43 90017583 A.K.HAZARE 8498 44 90017641 BIBHUTI KUMAR SINGH 18053 45 90017682 ALOK KUMAR MUKHOPADHYAY 16459 46 90018060 THAKUR B.N. 16899 47 90018292 G.V.RAO 8448 48 90018458 C TALUKDAR 26187 49 90019266 A.B.PANDEY 25046 50 90019357 AMIT KUMAR PAL 18072 51 90019514 ABONI DEB 18076 52 90019811 DUSHASAN. SAHOO 26800 53 90020298 MANDAL S.P. 16926 54 90020561 A SHARMA 15381 55 90020785 Dr. Mrs. Santosh Sharma 18746 56 90020835 DR. PRATTY GOPAL RAO 21569 57 90020850 G V RAMANA 23834 58 90021049 DR.R.N.VERMA 26811 59 90021502 DR K S.RAO 17753 60 90021668 AJEYA KUMAR PANDEY 18045 61 90021783 ASIM KUMAR PAL 18264 62 90021882 S K RAZI 18385 63 90022047 DHRUBA NARAYAN 18228 64 90022120 SACHCHIDA NAND SINGH 18159 65 90022286 VISHNU BALLAV SAHAY 18213 66 90022567 ALOK VERMA 18250 67 90022575 VIJOY PRASAD SINGH 26122 68 90022723 R.K.KULSHRESTHA 26224 69 90022815 S.P.CHOUBEY 18563 70 90023573 Gopal Prasad 23829 71 90023672 PANTHALOOR VENUGOPALAN 18114 72 90023680 BRAJENDRA KUMAR SINHA 23871 73 90023888 A K NANDY 25047 74 90024134 MRIGENDRA KUMAR 15932 75 90024399 SAMIR KUMAR ROY 6348 76 90024472 RAGHWENDRA PRATAP VERMA 18026 77 90024506 PAMBAN NANDA KUMAR 18046 78 90024845 SAROJ KUMAR NANDA 18054 79 90024902 A K CHATTERJEE 17729 80 90025347 DEBAL GANGOPADHYAY 8451 81 90025818 SOM R N 4847 82 90026113 A L ANSARI 21558 83 90026121 ABHIJIT MALLIK 17420 84 90026154 ANIL KUMAR DUTTA 1953 85 90026212 ARABINDA TIWARY 18415 86 90026253 ASITAVA MUKHERJEE 6605 87 90026279 ASHOKE KUMAR PAL 5489 88 90026329 ASHOK KUMAR GOSWAMI 20816 89 90026436 B.C.SINGH 3949 90 90026527 B.N.BANERJEE 9308 91 90026584 CHANDAN BHATTACHARYA 2101 92 90026634 C. K. GHOSH 13952 93 90026675 DebasisNag 4661 94 90026741 DILIP KUMAR DEY 23851 95 90026808 GAUTAM GANGULY 5950 96 90026949 JOYDEV GHOSH 25598 97 90026998 KartickChandraDan 4675 98 90027020 KRISHNA DEO PRASAD 21630 99 90027053 L.K.CHOUDHARY 21242 100 90027228 NARENDRA PAL SINGH 13915 101 90027285 NIRMAL CHAND GAIN 13705 102 90027350 P C PAUL 6351 103 90027418 P P BHOWMIK 6102 104 90027459 PRABHAS PATRA 13138 105 90027475 PRABIR KUMAR MUKHOPADHYAY 4723 106 90027517 P.K.PODDAR 20416 107 90027525 PRADIPTA GOPAL PATRA 5566 108 90027541 P CHOUDHURY 4923 109 90027574 TIWARI P.C. 26971 110 90027889 SHYAMAL BANERJEE 5987 111 90027939 SOMNATH BAKSI 21278 112 90027947 SOUMEN CHATTERJEE 1520 113 90027970 S.K.MUKHOPADHYAY 21551 114 90027988 SUBHASISH GHOSH 9296 115 90028069 S.K.SHRIVASTAVA 3359 116 90028085 BANERJEE SUSANTO 5615 117 90028101 SWAPAN SADHU 5804 118 90028127 SYED SAKIL AHMED 7815 119 90028143 TarunKumarMukherjee 2556 120 90028234 ASH0KE KR.BANERJEE 4708 121 90028259 ASHIM KUMAR SALUI 5554 122 90028267 AJOY KUMAR SINGH 16798 123 90028283 AjayNandanGoswami 2782 124 90028291 A.K.JAIN 13607 125 90028309 AJIT HALDER 17472 126 90028325 AMAL KRISHNA KARMAKAR 6065 127 90028333 SRI ANIL KUMAR 5794 128 90028358 APURBA KR ROY 13610 129 90028366 ARUN CHANDRA HALDAR 21103 130 90028374 ARUN KUMAR MONDAL 5462 131 90028390 ASHIM KUMAR BARAL 5430 132 90028424 ASIT KUMAR KONAR 20043 133 90028457 BASAB CHOUDHURI 13205 134 90028465 BHAJA HARI PAUL 5435 135 90028481 B.R.MANNA 5824 136 90028507 B.CHATTERJEE 6062 137 90028515 CHANDAN CHATTOPADHYA 5688 138 90028523 CHANDESHWAR SHARMA 17469 139 90028556 DINABANDHU SUTRADHAR 5609 140 90028580 DEBABRATA SINHA 5378 141 90028598 DEBASIS BHADRA 9328 142 90028606 DEVASIS PAUL 2653 143 90028614 D K RAMA 13876 144 90028622 DIPAK KR.DAS 9352 145 90028623 C.SHARMA 22903 146 90028648 GORAKH NATH MAHARAJ 4823 147 90028655 GOUTAM KR YADAV 5926 148 90028671 HRISHIKESH MAITY 5769 149 90028697 JADAB KUMAR SADHUKHAN 5623 150 90028705 SRI JITENDRA NATH GHOSH 17430 151 90028713 JITENDRA MISHRA 22518 152 90028721 KAJAL BANDOPADHYAY 22749 153 90028747 SRI K.K.CHOUDHURY 14779 154 90028754 K.BANERJEE 6083 155 90028770 KingshukMukhopadhyay 10066 156 90028788 K.M. SINGH 9209 157 90028796 KRIPANDIDHI MAJHI 22986 158 90028804 KUMOD MISTRY 7744 159 90028812 L MAHATO 17569 160 90028838 M.K.ROY 6053 161 90028846 MIHIR SAMANTA 9186 162 90028879 NAGENDRA MISHRA 4868 163 90028887 N.K.KHULBE 7448 164 90028895 NARESH PRASAD 9277 165 90028960 PRABIR KR.MANDAL 17444 166 90028994 Priya Sankar Sinha 16293 167 90029018 PARTHA MANDAL 12331 168 90029026 PARTHA MISHRA 4669 169 90029034 PARTHA ROY 10480 170 90029042 MR. PRABIR GHOSH 2563 171 90029059 PrabirKumarBagchi 2623 172 90029075 Pradip Kumar 21249 173 90029091 RAJAT DUTTA 9227 174 90029117 R.N.CHATTOPADHYAY 9222 175 90029125 MR. R.S. SINGH 6019 176 90029141 MR.SADHAN KR GHOSH 5735 177 90029166 SURAJIT BHADURI 22828 178 90029174 S N MUKHAPADHYAY 9237 179 90029190 SUDHIR PRASAD SINGH 17216 180 90029208 SAILEN KUMAR GHOSH 5589 181 90029216 SAMAR DUTTA 6033 182 90029224 SAMAR DEBNATH 4759 183 90029240 SANDIP KR GOSWAMI 4854 184 90029257 S.K.MOHANTY 12820 185 90029265 SATYABRATA SARKAR 17398 186 90029273 SUBHABRATO MUKHERJEE 8725 187 90029281 SHYAMAL CHAKRABARTY 6081 188 90029299 SIDDHARTHA SANKAR DAS 2306 189 90029315 SNEHASIS MUKHERJEE 5849 190 90029331 SOUMENDU KUNDOO 9200 191 90029356 ARINDAM MUKHERJEE 4864 192 90029364 BIKASH CH. SANTRA 17570 193 90029372 DEBASHIS SINHA 22987 194 90029380 DILIP KUMAR 22902 195 90029398 GADADHAR MONDAL 5651 196 90029406 KALYAN KUMAR HAJRA 17584 197 90029422 MAHIDHAR JHA 5765 198 90029430 RAJIB PAL 5202 199 90029455 SANTA KR CHOUDHURY 12882 200 90029463 SANTANU DEY 5711 201 90029471 SAROJKANTI SAHANA 4716 202 90029489 SOMNATH BANDOPADHYAY 4839 203 90029497 SOUMENDRA BANDOPADHYAY 22669 204 90029505 SOURENDRA NANDI 4755 205 90029521 SUDIPTA CHATTERJEE 20846 206 90029547 SUSANTA CHATTERJEE 5503 207 90029554 TAPAN KUMAR ROY 13572 208 90029570 UTPAL SARKAR 4758 209 90029596 SUBHAS ROYCHOWDHURY 5594 210 90029604 S.C.SAHA 25399 211 90029612 SUBRATA KUMAR KUNDU 16328 212 90029620 SUBRATA KUMAR SARKAR 9179 213 90029646 SUSIL KR ROY 5835 214 90029661 TAPAN KR BENERJEE 22598 215 90029695 TAMAL KUMAR SARKAR 5620 216 90029737 ACHINTA HALDER 5819 217 90029786 APURBA BANDOPAHDYAY 1555 218 90029828 SAJIB CHATTOPADHAY 5708 219 90030396 MANOJ KUMAR BANERJEE 18895 220 90030909 A.K.SARKAR 20013 221 90030933 A.B.DASTIDAR 3977 222 90030974 ARUP KUMAR DUTTA 5529 223 90031014 BANKEY BEHARI SINGH 6655 224 90031048 BIMAL KUMAR BISWAS 13255 225 90031055 BIMAL KUMAR ROY 6140 226 90031113 DIPAK KUMAR SINHA 5556 227 90031147 GAUTAM DEY 14067 228 90031154 GAUTAM DATTA 9197 229 90031220 KRISHNA DEO ROY 9402 230 90031329 MR.NAVIN KUMAR SAHU 14837 231 90031352 NIRMALENDU ROY 7863 232 90031451 R.P.SHARMA 26107 233 90031485 RAM BHUSHAN CHOUDHARY 23570 234 90031527 R.K.CHAKRABARTY 7995 235 90031543 SOMNATH DAS 22901 236 90031584 SOMNATH THAKUR 4857 237 90031618 S.N.GHOSH 9775 238 90031675 SOUMENDRA NATH TALUKDAR 3289 239 90031717 MR.S.K.SINHA 26123 240 90031741 SWAPAN DASGUPTA 9218 241 90031766 SWAPAN KUMAR CHATTERJEE 13383 242 90031824 UMESH KANTH 22251 243 90031832 UMESH PRASAD 5715 244 90031840 AMAL MANNA 21504 245 90031873 SHIBASIS BAKSHI 9257 246 90031971 DHARMENDRA KUMAR 25229 247 90032046 DEBASISH DHAR 4916 248 90032053 MR DEBASHIS MOHANTA 5866 249 90032061 D B MUKHERJEE 17558 250 90032145 MR.GOBINDA SARKAR 16822 251 90032160 H.K. SINGH 7221 252 90032210 JAYANTA BISWAS 9278 253 90032368 NARENDRA KUMAR 20055 254 90032509 PRITHWIRAJ SINGH 7288 255 90032541 RATAN KR.JHA 24236 256 90032608 R PRASAD 25661 257 90032749 S N JHA 26581 258 90032848 M.S.PANDEY 16299 259 90032897 SUCHARIT BANDYOPADHYAY 4778 260 90032905 TAPAS DUTTA 2967 261 90032921 SUJOY CHATTOPDHYAY 5638 262 90032988 TAPAS KUMAR BANDYOPADHYAY 17500 263 90033218 GYANENDRA SINGH 9776 264 90033481 R K SARKAR 9599 265 90033663 AJOY KR DAS 9395 266 90033671 ANAND PRAKASH 9224 267 90033689 MR.GOUTAM GHOSH 22664 268 90033697 HALDHAR RAJAK 22520 269 90033705 NAVIN KUMAR SINGH 22249 270 90033713 PARESH CH SAHA 5563 271 90033721 RAJ KISHORE SINGH 5561 272 90033754 SUNIL KR SHARMA 5922 273 90033762 SUNIL KUMAR SINGH 12351 274 90033770 SWAPAN KUMAR SUTRADHAR 21549 275 90033952 MD.AZIZUL ALAM 5722 276 90034042 A.K.BARNWAL 5864 277 90034208 G. PRAKASH 6911 278 90034521 K. MANI 7432 279 90034547 NARENDRANATH MALLIK 4764 280 90034851 ALOKE NATH SARKAR 3449 281 90034869 ANJAN KUMAR BOSE 17196 282 90034877 ARUN KUMARDAS 17571 283 90034885 ASHIS KR DAS 9361 284 90034901 BISWAJIT SAHA 2964 285 90034935 BIDYUT KUMAR SARKAR 4736 286 90034968 DEBASISH GHOSH 2931 287 90034976 DEBASISH GANGULY 1993 288 90034992 DIPAK KR CHAKRABORTY 5546 289 90035007 GAUTAM SARKAR 7636 290 90035015 GopalBiswas 2611 291 90035031 J.N.RAO.
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