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CSR Beneficiaries Year of Sl.No Name of Beneficiaries Name of the Area Construction Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 59 Mr. Krishna Gogoi. Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 60 Mr. Lalit Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 61 Mr. Probitra Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 62 Mr. Suran Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 63 Mr. Naren Guwala Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 64 Mr. Haren Hazarika Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 65 Mr. Hemanta Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 66 Mr. Ramesh Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 67 Mr. Bagadhar Guwala Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 68 Mr. Haren Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 69 Mr. Puneswar Nath Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 70 Mr. Lakheswar Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 71 Mr. Mintu Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 72 Mr. Chandra Nath Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 73 Mr. Dembeswar Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 2016-2017 74 Mr. Mulan Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 75 Mr. Nila Kanta Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 76 Mr. Golap Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 77 Mrs. Hadori Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 78 Mr. Mohendra Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 79 Mr. Deepak Nath Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 80 Mr. Mineswar Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 81 Mrs. Phulmai Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 82 Mr. Narayan Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 83 Mr. Lachit Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 84 Mr. Lukiram Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 85 Mr. Ranjit Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 86 Mr. Nogen Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 87 Mr. Luhit Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) Mantonia Adarsha Gaon, P.O.: Deoraja. 88 Mr. Bhupen Gogoi Dist. Sivsagar (Assam) LIST OF BENEFICIARIES (SANITARY TOILETS) UNDER CSR PROGRAM OF DNPL YEARS OF SL.NO. NAME OF BENEFICIARY ADDRESS CONSTRUCTION 89 Lalmai Begum Kakojan, Jorhat 90 Ratul Hussain Kakojan, Jorhat 91 Ikram Mudddin Ahemed Kakojan, Jorhat 92 Kakojan, Jorhat Ataur Rohman 93 Abdual Jlile Kakojan, Jorhat 94 Zahera Begum Kakojan, Jorhat 95 Nazmul Hussain Kakojan, Jorhat 96 Giyas Ali Kakojan, Jorhat 97 Hafij Mohamd Nurul Haque Kakojan, Jorhat 98 Ajifa Begum Kakojan, Jorhat 99 Rohman Ali Kakojan, Jorhat 100 Mojahor Ahemed Kakojan, Jorhat 101 Janu Ahemed Kakojan, Jorhat 102 Lutfur Rohman Kakojan, Jorhat 103 Mukibur Rohman Kakojan, Jorhat 2017-2018 104 Mrs. Tilaswari Bhuyan Charingia, Jorhat 105 Mrs. Gitali Bhuyan Charingia, Jorhat 106 Mr. Purbajyoti Mahanta Charingia, Jorhat 107 Mr. Rupom Borah Charingia, Jorhat 108 Mr. Ajit Kr. Borah Charingia, Jorhat 109 Mrs. Bina Borah Charingia, Jorhat 110 Mrs. Dipanjali Bora Charingia, Jorhat 111 Mr. Ratul Saikia Charingia, Jorhat 112 Mr. Sankar Bora Charingia, Jorhat 113 Mrs. Dhon Saikia Charingia, Jorhat 114 Mr. Dipak Dutta Charingia, Jorhat 115 Mrs. Rupa Bora Charingia, Jorhat 116 Mr. Ananta Kalita Charingia, Jorhat 117 Mr. Diganta Kalita Charingia, Jorhat 118 Mr. Arindrom Dutta Charingia, Jorhat LIST OF BENEFICIARIES (SANITARY TOILETS) UNDER CSR PROGRAM OF DNPL Sl. Year of Name of Beneficiary Address No. Construction 119 Padma Tai Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 120 Premeswari Tai Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 121 Thaneswar Regon Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 122 Bablu Tai Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 123 Abhijit Taw Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 124 Kula Kr. Regon Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 125 Dibyajyoti Regon Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 126 Nripen Paw Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 127 Bijoy Tai Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 128 Tilok Regon Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 129 Putoli Regon Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 130 Dijen Tai Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 131 Mina Polang Shyam Missing Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 132 Robin Majhi Barbori Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 133 Arun Regon Barbori Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 134 Sanjib Sarmah Barbori Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 135 Subhash Rajowar Barbori Gaon, Teok, Jorhat 136 Tarun Bhuyan Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 137 Pawan Das Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 138 Khagen Borah Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 139 Dharmendra Das Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 140 Bubu Ali Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 141 Mahesh Dutta Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 142 Jiten Kalita Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 143 Jitu Borah Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 144 Prabitra Senapati Kolia Pani Adarsha Gaon, Jorhat 145 Debajit Gogoi Changmai Gaon, Teok,Jorhat 146 Dipak Gogoi Changmai Gaon, Teok,Jorhat 147 Swarna Gogoi Changmai Gaon, Teok,Jorhat 148 Diganta Changmai Changmai Gaon, Teok,Jorhat 149 Prasanta Changmai Changmai Gaon, Teok,Jorhat 150 Purna Kt.Gogoi Changmai Gaon, Teok,Jorhat 151 Durna Gogoi Changmai Gaon, Teok,Jorhat 152 Pankaj Saikia Sengleti Gaon, Jorhat 153 Sitaram Todi Jatiya Vidyaloaya(forKonwari Boys) Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 154 Sitaram Todi Jatiya Vidyaloaya(forKonwari Girls) Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 155 Prasanta Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 2017-2018 156 Kamal Jyoti Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 157 Krishno Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 158 Durno Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 159 Pranjal Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 160 Jitu Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 161 Jayanti Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 162 Mamoni Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 163 Kolpojyoti Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 164 Dipu Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 165 Motram Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 166 Rupom Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 167 Thaneswar Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 168 Prodip Konwar Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 169 Rupom Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 170 Tilok Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 171 Rantu Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 172 Rakesh Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 173 Rajib Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 174 Konwari Gaon Than Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 175 Laba Gogoi Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 176 Jatin Gogoi Konwari Gaon, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 177 Birbol Garh Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 178 Purno Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 2017-2018 179 Achyut Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 180 Nadiram Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 181 Tilaswari Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 182 Nirmol Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 183 Dulal Gogoi Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 184 Gunokanta Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 185 Durgaswar Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 186 Roman Gogoi Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 187 Surjit Gogoi Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 188 Manjut Gogoi Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 189 Rupa Rangsuwal Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 190 Niron Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 191 Tulshi Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 192 Mohen Konwar Borpathar, Naharkatiya, Dibrugarh 193 SUREN RAJKONWAR Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 194 JAMUNI NEOG Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 195 AMOLYA KR. SAIKIA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 196 KABIN RAJBONSHI Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 197 PHATIK MASH Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 198 ROBU RAJBONSHI Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 199 NILUTPAL NEOG Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 200 RATUL NEOG Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 201 KHIROD NEOG Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 202 PRADIP BARGOHAIN Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 203 ANANTA BORA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 204 MANIK BORA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 205 TILOK BORA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 206 NAGEN BORA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 207 TETENG GOWALA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 208 TILESWAR URANG Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 209 PUNANANDA RAJKHOWA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 210 PULIN BARGOHAIN Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 211 NABIN BARGOHAIN Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 212 SAMARI GHATOWAL Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 213 KRISHNA GHATOWAL Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 214 MASHKU BHUYAN Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 215 DIPAK RAJKHOWA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 216 TUTU GUWALA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 217 BIJOY GOWALA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 2018-2019 218 JAYSHING GOWALA Village: 2No. Tangani gaon, P.O. Barpathar, Golaghat 219 LOLIT
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