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IINNDDIIAANN MMEEDDIICCAALL AASSSSOOCCIIAATTIIOONN::: BBIIHHAARR SSTTAATTEE BBRRAANNCCHH LLIIISSTT OOFF LLIIIFFEE MMEEMMBBEERRSS OOFF III... MM... AA... (((DDAARRBBHHAANNGGAA BBRRAANNCCHH))) DDAARRBBHHAANNGGAA BBRRAANNCCHH 1. Dr. Pramod Kumar Singh 12. Dr. Gagan Deo Narayan Singh 2. Dr. (Mrs.) Renu Singh BHR/634/28/6/10022/89-90/L BHR/177/28/1/310/CL Ganga Sagar C/o Dr. B. K. Singh P. O. - D. M. College, Laheriasarai Eye Specialist, Benta Chowk Darbhanga-846 003 P. O. D. M. College, Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 3. Dr. (Mrs.) R. Satyawati 13. Dr. Ajit Kumar Chaudhary 4. Dr. N. N. Jha BHR/635/28/13/10023/89-90/L BHR/287/28/4/429/88-89/CL Asstt. Prof. of Patholoy Associat Prof.of Surgery, DMCH, D. M. C. H. Laheriasarai Doctor’s Colony, Laheriasarai, Darbhanga-846 003 Darbhanga-846 003 5. Dr. H. R. Yadav 14. Dr. K. N. P. Sinha BHR/517/28/2/9330/89-90/L 15. Dr. (Mrs.) Suneeti Sinha 13 Doctor’s Colony, Allalpatti BHR/1619/28/5/10007/89-90/CL D. M. College, Laheriasari Prof. of Anatomy, D. M. C. H. Darbhanga-846 003 Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 6. Dr. Jagat Nayak 16. Dr. U. K. Biswas 7. Dr. (Mrs.) Basudha Rani BHR/685/28/22/10484/89-90/L BHR/577/28/10/9394/89-90/CL Raj Kumarganj Maharrani Godam Darbhanga Darbhanga-846 004 8. Dr. S. Chatterjee 17. Dr. Suraj Nayak BHR/576/28/9/9393/89-90/L BHR/686/28/23/10485/89-90/L Lalbag Laheri Compound, Benta Road Darbhanga-846 004 Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 9. Dr. Alok Kumar 18. Dr. Dilip Kumar Jha BHR/572/28/3/9389/89-90/L BHR/687/28/24/10486/89-90/L C/o Dr. K. P. Mahaseth Raj Kumarganj, Near Poor Home 39, Doctor’s Colony, Allalpatti Darbhanga D. M. College, Darbhanga-846 003 10. Dr. Raj Shekhar Srivastava 19. Dr. Gitendra Thakur BHR/573/28/7/9390/89-90/L BHR/688/28/25/10487/89-90/L Shekhar Sadan, Karamganj Medical Officer Near Naka No. 6,Laheriasarai L. N. M. University, Lal Bagh Darbhanga-846 001 Darbhanga-846 004 11. Dr. Sachchida Nand Sinha 20. Dr. Subhash Chandra BHR/574/28/8/9391/89-90/L BHR/689/28/26/10488/89-90/L C/o Dr. C. N.Yadav New Bahadurpur, Rajendra Nagar 117/19, Allalpatti Patna-800 016 P. O. - D. M. College Darbhanga-846 003 1 21. Dr. Binay Kumar Sharma 33. Dr. Kamla Prasad Singh 22. Dr. (Mrs.) S. R. Sharma BHR/1053/28/43/17414/90-91/L BHR/690/28/27/10489/89-90/CL Aruna Institute of Pathology, Sharma House, Bengali Tola Hospital Road, Laheriasarai Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 Darbhanga 23. Dr. Sandeep Kumar Mishra 34. Dr.Vikash Chandra Sahay Verma 24. Dr. (Mrs.) Alka Mishra BHR/1054/28/44/17415/90-91/L BHR/691/28/28/10490/89-90/CL Prof. & Head, Forensic Medicine, C/o Dr. N. P. Mishra Doctors Colony, Laheriasarai Balbhadrapur, Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 Darbhanga 25. Dr. Gurumukha Prasad 35. Dr. C. N. Yadav BHR/677/28/11/10476/89-90/L BHR/732/28/14/11110/90-91/L C/o Dr. R. R. Verma 117/19, Allalpatti Road No. 4, Juran Chapra P. O. - D. M. College, Laheriasarai Muzaffarpur-842 003 Drabhanga-846 003 26. Dr. Vijay Kumar Karan 36. Dr.Sanjay Kumar Jha BHR/678/28/12/10477/89-90/L BHR/733/28/15/11111/90-91/L Superitendent D. M. C. H., Vaishali Rest House, Laheriasarai Hospital Road, Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 Darbhanga-846 003 27. Dr. Jagdeo Sharma 37. Dr. B. N. Thakur BHR/679/28/16/10478/89-90/L BHR/1055/28/45/17416/90-91/L Sharma House, Bengali Tola, C/o Prof. Ramudar Singh, Laheriasarai Professor Colony, Allalpatti Darbhanga P. O. D. M. College, Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 28. Dr. Ravi Nand Prasad Sinha 38. Dr. Shambhu Nath Mahto BHR/681/28/18/10480/89-90/L BHR/1056/28/46/17417/90-91/L C/o Sri R. N. Jha, Bengali Tola Azamgarh Laheriasarai Darbhanga Darbhanga 29. Dr. N. P. Mishra 39. Dr.Rajiv Ranjan Sharma BHR/682/28/19/10481/89-90/L 40. Dr. (Mrs.) Anupma Sharma Balbhadrapur, Laheriasarai BHR/1057/28/47/17418/90-91/CL Darbhanga Sharma House, Bengali Tola Laheriasarai, Darbhanga 30. Dr. Awadhesh Kumar Singh 41. Dr. Ram Naresh Singh BHR/683/28/20/10482/89-90/L 42. Dr. (Mrs.) Prem Lata Doctors Quarter No. 8 BHR/1058/28/48/17419/90-91/CL P. O. - D. M. College, Laheriasarai Doctors Colony, P. O. – D. M. College, Darbhanga Laheriasarai, Darbhanga 31. Dr. Kumar Kalyan Prasad Mehta 43. Dr. Prakash Chandra Chaudhary BHR/526/28/301/117197/2005-06/L BHR/1059/28/49/17420/90-91/L Mehta House, Chini Godam 17 Doctors Colony Lalbagh P. O. – D. M. College, Laheriasarai Darbhanga- 846 004 Darbhanga 32. Dr. Ram Babu Khaitan 44. Dr. Laxman Mahto BHR/1052/28/42/17413/90-91/L BHR/1060/28/50/17421/90-91/L Shivajee Nagar Allalpatti, P. O. – D. M. College, Darbhanga Laheriasarai, Darbhanga 2 45. Dr. Ghanshyam Jha 58. Dr. (Major) Pradeep Kumar Singh BHR/1061/28/51/17422/90-91/L BHR/858/28/33/15356/90-91/L Begali Tola, Laheriasarai C/o Prof. B. P. Sahaw (Arun) Darbhanga Qr. No. A/28, M. I. T. Muzaffarpur-842 003 46. Dr. Mithilesh Kumar Bhagat 59. Dr. Raj Kumar Kejriwal BHR/1062/28/52/17423/90-91/L BHR/1068/28/58/17429/90-91/L Bhairopatti Farm Bada Bazar P. O. Milkichak Darbhanga Dist. Darbhanga 47. Dr. B. B. Sahi 60. Dr. Fanindra Mohan Mishra 48. Dr. (Mrs.) Alka Dwivedi BHR/1069/28/59/17430/90-91/L BHR/1063/28/53/17424/90-91/CL Prof. & Head, Deptt. of Eye Allalpatti Doctor’s Colony P. O. - D. M. College, Laheriasarai P. O. - D. M. College, Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 Darbhanga- 846 003 49. Dr. Rajesh Dwivedi 61. Dr. Samrendra Pratap Singh BHR/1064/28/54/17425/90-91/L BHR/1070/28/60/17431/90-91/L C/o Dr. H. N. Dwivedi Old Doctors Colony P. O. - D. M. College, Laheriasarai P. O. - D. M. College, Laheriasarai Darbhanga Darbhanga- 846 003 50. Dr. Shyam Kishore Singh 62. Dr.Chandra Mohan Jha BHR/1065/28/55/17426/90-91/L 63. Dr. (Mrs.) Kumudini Jha New Belbhadrepur, Laheriasarai BHR/1071/28/61/17432/90-91/CL Darbhanga West Gami Tank, P. O. Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 001 51. Dr. Dilip Choudhary 64. Dr. Bijoy Mohan Prasad Verma 52. Dr. (Mrs.) Vandna Choudhary BHR/1072/28/62/17433/90-91/L BHR/1066/28/56/17427/90-91/CL Hospital Road, Laheriasarai 2nd Floor, Telephone Exchange Building Darbhanga-846 003 Darbhanga 53. Dr. Raman Kumar Verma 65. Dr.Sushil Kumar Purbey 54. Dr. (Mrs.) Saroj Verma 66. Dr. (Mrs.) Rajeshwari Purbey BHR/1067/28/57/17428/90-91/CL BHR/1073/28/63/17434/90-91/CL 20, Doctors Colony, P.O. D. M. College Sunderpur Laheriasarai,Darbhanga-846 003 Darbhanga 55. Dr. G. R. Tirkey 67. Dr. Vishnu Kumar BHR/807/28/30/13986/90-91/L BHR/1074/28/64/17435/90-91/L Civil Surgeon-cum- CMO Bhairopatti Farm Darbhanga P. O. Milkichak, Darbhanga 56. Dr. A. K. Gupta 68. Dr. Ujjwal Kumar BHR/808/28/31/13987/90-91/L BHR/1075/28/65/17436/90-91/L Asstt. Prof. Cardiology Hospital Road Bhairopatti Farm Laheriasarai P. O. Milkichak Darbhanga-846 003 Darbhanga 57. Dr. Binod Kumar Singh 69. Dr. Manoj Kumar BHR/857/28/32/15355/90-91/L BHR/1076/28/66/17437/90-91/L Mohandpur Bus Stand Eye Specialist Near Women’s College Hospital Road, Laheriasarai Samastipur-848 101 Darbhanga-846 003 3 70. Dr.Shanti Verma 80. Dr. Ashok Kumar BHR/1077/28/67/17438/90-91/L BHR/971/28/38/17030/91-92/L Allalpatti C/o Sri Yogeshwar Yadav P. O. - D. M. College, Laheriasarai Allalpatti Darbhanga-846 003 P. O. D.M.College, Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 71. Dr Raj Ranjan Prasad 81. Dr. Ashok Kumar Jha 72. Dr. (Mrs.) Seema 82. Dr. (Mrs.) Rita Rani Jha BHR/1078/28/68/17439/90-91/CL BHR/972/28/39/17031/90-91/CL Bangla Garh North Mirza Khan Talab, Darbhanga-846 004 Laheriasarai Darbhanga-846 003 73. Dr. Lakhindra Prasad 83. Dr. Gorakh Nath Mishra BHR/1079/28/69/17440/90-91/L BHR/973/28/40/17032/91-92/L Masaraf Bazar Village-Lakshmanpur Darbhanga-846 004 P. O. Maini, Via- Bikramganj Dist. Rohtas 74. Dr. Girindra Mohan Mishra 84. Dr. Rabindra Kumar Sinha BHR/1080/28/70/17441/90-91/L 85. Dr. (Mrs) Madhu Bala Sinha 2,G.M.Road, Opp. All India Radio BHR/974/228/41/17033/91-92/CL Darbhanga. East of Nath Cold Storage Mogalpura Patna City-800 008 75. Dr.Subash Tiwari 86. Dr. Arvind Kumar BHR/1081/28/71/17442/90-91/L BHR/1171/28/72/17960/91-92/L C/o Prof H.K.Pandey Subhash Chowk Railway Godown Road Darbhanga. Bhagwan Bazar, Chapra Dist. Saran 76. Dr. Pradeep Kumar Agrawal 87. Dr. C. S. Agrawal BHR/967/228/34/17026/91-92/L BHR/1172/28/73/17961/91-92/L Neel Kothi, Banarsi LalKe Gali C/o Late Dr. S. N. P. Agrawal P. O. - Dehri-on-sone At &P. O.Tajpur-848 130 Dist. Rohtas Dist. Samastipur (Bihar ) 77. Dr.Rajvind Kumar 88. Dr. Satya Narayan Sarraf BHR/968/28/35/17027/91-92/L BHR/762/28/36/124529/2006-07/L C/o Sri K.
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  • Master Plan for Delhi

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