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ADVAIT BRAHMA ASHRAM, PURI Our Life Members ADVAIT BRAHMA ASHRAM, PURI Our Life Members NAME PRESENT ADDRESS IF ANY ADDRESS Ph No: 1 Monica Mitra MeghaMother, Flat, 03332440682 3A/A 18/3 Gadiahat 3, Road, kolkota – 700019 09051711235 2 Jaydeb Subudhi Kalikadavi Sahi, Puri 9861080797 752001 3 Kunjarbihari Samantray Vii – Ramachandrapur Plot No – M2/9 94376161155 P.O – Delang Dist – Puri Panchasakha Nagar Dumduma, BBSR -19 4 Sri Parimila Chandra Ghose 20/3, Mahesh Dutta Care KOLKATA – 700027 5 Brahmotri Mohanty Labanikhia Chhak w/o Late Bijay Krushna Opp- Patra Matha Mohanty Puri 752001 6 Sumita Khastagir 34, Gariahat Road. (south ) KOLKATA- / 700031 7 Purna Chandra Pothal Kundhaibenta Sahi 06752-221144 9437280932 P.H Contractor Puri - 752001 8 Kishore Patra Santosh Bhawan Kacheri Road, Puri 9 Mrs. Arati Mukharjee 6/2 Tulusi Charan Mitra c/o – Mr. K.D Mukharjee Garden Lane, Howrah (W.B) 10 Mrs. Sandhya Ray Choudhury Flat No – 88 9. Mandeville Garden, Kolkota – 700019 11 Smt Mausumi Basu Mallick 4/A/A. Kantapukar Road Kadamtala Howrah – 711101 ( WB ) 12 Rajkishore Dash ( IPS ) Sector-6 Plat- 0671 - 1546/b,Bidnasi Market 2504951 Nagar, Cuttack – 14 9437300833 13 Mrs Milies Banarjee W/o – 8/1c Diamond Harbour Ck-148 Sector 29 033- Mr Ratanlal Banarjee Road, Jaiswal House Watg Tank Salklake 23349797 suite-24 Kolkatta- City Kolkota 9830080995 700027 14 Master Rohit Banarjee s/o 8/1c Diamond Harbour do do Ratanlal Banarjee Road, Jaiswal House suite-24 Kolkatta- 700027 15 Mrs Indira Mohapatra w/o Mr HIG-221 Bheltown ship Bijay Mohapatra At /po – R.C Puram Hyderbad 16 Sri Sarada Charan Mohanty Heragohiri Sahi, Puri 9437177139, 752001 ( front of 0675222389 Nilakantheswar Temple 16(A Narasingh Padhy Badasankha NuaSahi ) 17 Sj. Lokanath Dash Shayamkunja Lane Grand Road Puri 752001 18 Sj S. K Mitra Megha Mallar Flat Flat – 033- 3A/1 18/3 Garihat Road 24406823 Kolkata 700019 9051711233 19 Sj Shyam Sundar Dutta At – Brahminpara Balitikuri Howrah 711402 20 Rantal Banarjee W/o Ratnlal 81c, Diamond Harbour CK 148 sector 2 033- Banarjee son Rohit Banarjee road Jaiswal house Water Tank Saltlake 23349797 Suite-23 Kolkotta – kolkotta 700091 9830080995 700027 21 Chitranjan Mishra Chandan Hajri Road Opp Saila Nilaya Mishra 06752- SCS college ( Main Gate Residensi 231289® Puri 94372-32423 22 Santosh Kumar Das ( Engineer Ramachandi Sahi Puri – 06752 – ) c/o Late Sudarshana Das ( 752001 223842 OAS Retired ) 23 Birendra Mitra c/o-m/s Station road, Khragpur, Manishankar book Stall S.E rly Dist Medinapur 24 Sj Golak Chandra Sahoo ( 85 ) Village – Basudevpur + P.O – Mahana Via- 9777111209 Rameswar dist Cuttack 754201 25 Dr Nabin Kumar Mazumdar Palapara Anaand Ashram Chandigarh, Hooghly 26 Raghunath Gochikar s/o Dolamandap Sahi Puri – Ramachandra Gochikar 752011 27 Rama Kumar Dubey Turan Chapra Road Road No – 3 Muzaffarrpur -1 – Bihar 28 Harekrishna Mohapatra Sanskrit Bhawan Near Gadadhar High School, puri 752001 29 Nirmal Kumar Mishra B7/18 Harar Bagh Baranasi 221001 30 Santi Ranjan Chattarjee House No – KC/4 Aswini Nagar, Kaliban kolkatta – 700059 31 Mrs Ava Mukhaejee 28/1 Babupara P.o Bhatapara dist- 24 Praganas ( N) W.B) 32 Ganeswar Patra Kacheri Road, Puri 33 Bhaskar Patra ( Bhas ) Matimandap Sahi, Puri 06752223550 , 9437000060( M) 34 Nayan Harichandan “ The Gopala Ballav Road, Puri 06752-232541 94371-78794 Chandan “ – 752001 35 Krushna Chandra Gochikar Chundaga Sahi ( Near Banambar Temple ) Dist Puri 752001 36 Bijay Kumar Subudhi Subudhi’s Clark Road Near SCS College Puri 37 Prafulla Kumar Mishra Dolamandap Sahi ( Alei Lane ) Puri 752001 38 Dr Indrajee D/O Late Dutta Tota Puri Bhopaljee 39 Bijay Kumar Samantray Tala Nua Sahi, Puri 40 Laxminarayan Senapati Balabhadra Gali Puri 41 Kshetrabasi Mohanty Dandimala Sahi Dullavaram Lane Puri 752001 42 Naresh Chandra Mohanty Upper Nua Sahi Puri 43 Satyananda Satapathy Markendeswar Sahi, Jamuna Road, Puri 752001 44 Dibyendu Mukarjee B6/1 Indralok Housing estate, Paikpara Kolkatta – 700002 ( W.B ) 45 Haribandhu Panda Vill – Ekadalia P.O Pichukoli khurda ( Orissa ) 46 Omkarnath Mishra Dakshineswari Lane Dutta Tota Puri 47 Dr Patitapaban Dash Balagandi Ray Bahadur 9861072825 Lane dist – puri 9439265163 48 Ajit Kumar ray Dutta Tota Puri – 06752228485 9861032582 752001 49 Jadumani Mishra Khakimatha Nua Sahi ( Near Gundicha Temple ) 50 Nabakishore Pattnaik Harchandi Sahi ( 9439495062 06752- Nagamatha Lane ) Puri 1 230106 9861017109 51 Surajeet Mohanty Station Bajar dist Puri 2 52 Dr Pravat Ranjan Mohapatra Sri Jagannath Sanskrit 94375-59205 c/o Parasuram Mohanpatra Viswavidyalaya , srivihar puri 752001 53 Dr Bireswar Kumar Mahanth PKDA Colony Q No MIG +98610-3700 2/19 Near Central /06752 – School Puri 2 250555 53 Dr Radhanath Dash Badasankh ( SBI Badasankh Branch care ) Puri – 2 54 Amiya Madhab Barat 49/1 Netaji Subas Road Behela Kolkotta – 700034 55 Santosh Kumar Mohapatra Tiadi Sahi Puri 56 Chandrakanta Mohapatra S/O Makandeswar Sahi Dist Purna Chandra Mohapatra ( Puri 752001 Adv ) 57 Bijay Kumar Panda Khutia Sahi, Ravikothi Puri Town 58 Pritish Kumar Sarkar Ramaballav Road Puri 59 Dr Laxmi Narayan Mohapatra Dhramjyoti Lodge Grand Road Puri 60 Gadadhar Khuntia Harchandi Sahi Near Sankata Jaga, Puri 61 Sarbani Banarjee d/0 Rishkesh 48 Amarnath Road PO 06612612560 Banarjee Uttar Para Dist Hoogh 62 Ashok Ranjan C/o Bank Of At kanti dist Mujaferpur India Kanti bihar 63 Debenanda Mishra Heragohiri Sahi Dist Puri – 752001 64 Bhimsen Mishra Harachandi Sahi ( Sitala 06752- Pinda Sahi ) Puri 230603 752001 65 Rabi Narayan Mohapatra s/o Bali Sahi ( Barahi Lane ) 06752- Ganeswar Mohapatra Puri 230662 9437624387 66 Santilata Mohanty c/o Pulin Vill- Sunda Gram P. Bihari Mohanty Sundar Gram Dist – Cuttack 67 Pabitra Routray 1248/ Nayapali BBsr – 751012 68 Supriyo Dutta P-22 Banhur Avenue Block – C Kolkata – 55 69 Susanta Kumar bose 175 Maniktala, Main 9831267061 road Kolkatta – 700054 03323206064 70 Swapan Banarjee 22 – Bangur Avebue block – c Kolkota – 700055 71 Niloy Sarkar 22 – Bangur Avebue block – c Kolkota – 700055 71 Annayi 175 H Mauktola Main 09433765810 (A) road Kolkotta 700054 03323208415 72 Dr. Lalan Pandey Jagat Amrawati- Apartments (10th Floor) Bailey Road, Patna- 800001 (Bihar) 73. Prafulla Chandra Mishra At-Adhuban,2nd Floor Khetrtapali Paribav , S/o. Late-Gobardhan Mishra Near Lord Siva Temple Po.Sarangajodi, P.S Po. Saradha Bali Dist. Satyabadi, Dist. Puri. Puri-752002 74. Bauribandhu Mishra Po. Sarangajodi, P.S- S/o. Late-Nilakantha Mishra Satyabadi, Dist. Puri. 75. Dr. Lalji Vishnu Jagannath Bhawan, Talabania, Sarbodaya Nagar, Puri-752002 76. Hrushikesh Satapathy Po. Sarangajodi, Puri At-Baliput, P.S-Puri P.S Satyabadi Sadar, Dist. Puri 77. Bhaskar Mishra At-Sarangajodi, P.S. S/o. Late Dinabandhu Mishra Satyabadi, Dist. Puri. 78. Smt. Binodini Padhi Matimandap Sahi, (Near W/o. Krushna Chandra Padhi Sunya Goshani)Pin- 752001 79. Debasish Ghosh P-74 Rabindra Sarani 20/3, Madhesh 09831022734 M/s.Baba Musical Mart Kolkata-700001 Dutta Care, (M) Chetila,Kolkata- 03322253868 700001 (S) 03324793393 (R) 80. Susanta Patra Ananda Store, Dolamandap Sahi (Mochi Sahi Chhak) Puri 81. Ganesh Prasad Mohanty Markandeswar 06752-231159 9337608110 Sahi(Chhavag Upar, Puri 82. Mamata Das Amala Pada, Nimapara, C/0. Prafulla Chandra Dist. Puri Mohanty 83. Bhagaban Jayasingh Near Achuta Ashram 9437885858 06752- Tala Bania, Puri-2 250888 9776239596 84. Krushna Chandra Padhi Matimandap Sahi, Puri- 752001 85. Rama Chandra Pradhan Radha Gobinda Lane, 06752- (Advocate) Hadagodia Sahi, 222231 Markandeswar Sahi, 9861580658 Puri 86. Shyam Sundar Das Markandeswar Sahi, 06752- (Alei Lane) Puri-752001 231543 06752- 227087 87. Arvinda Kumar Vill-Ramdin, Po. Nakt Reader in Zoology itola, Dist. Begusarai, C.M.S.C, College, Bihar Darbhanga, Bihar. 88. Usha Singh, C/o. Ashok Prasad Nova Nagar, Phase-ii, Singh Khojai Mali,Phulwari, Sarif, Patna (Bihar) 89. Biswanath Dash Vill. Lambilala, Post. Bentapur, Dist. Puri 90. Bhabani Prasad Rath Vill. Biranarasihgpur, Dist. Puri. 91. Abhishek Sinha 613/25, Defence Address changed Officers Enclave (West) Dak returned. Behind Hotel Taj Palace, S.P.Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021 92. Swarnalata Mishra Gurutirtha (Alei Lane)Matimandap sahi, Puri-752001 93. Bibhudutta Mohanty Dutta fTotta (Budhima C/0.Rafbindra Kumar Mohanty Lane), Puri-752001 94. Chittaranjan Das Saradadevi Road Amrita Bhaban, Puri 95. Jagannath Sahoo Plot No.1406 Fisher4y Tank Lane Chintamani Swar Area, Bhubaneswar-751006 96. Samir Kanta Dey I/B. Shree Mohan Lane, 033- Kolkata-700026 24653931 97. Prof. Smt. Pratima Kar Plot No.1546/B 9853416360 C/o.R.K.Dash, IPS (Retd) Markata Nagar 0671- CDA,Bidanasi, Sector-6 2504952 Cuttack-75314 98. Purna Chandra Mishra Srikshetra Housing (OPS)(Retd) D.S.P, Puri Colony, Water Works Road, Puri-2 99. Rashmi Panda Dasitapada Sahi, Puri C/o. Dr. Radha Charan Dash 100. Patitapawan Nath Dasa Sahi, Arunayaya – Market,Cuttack-753012 101 Maheswar Narain Thakur Semaley, Satapara 06122263808 Colony, Aghora Bajar, ,9334068288 Muzaffer Puri – 842002 102 Nrusigha Chandra Mohapatra “Madhua Bhaban” (Old 09437189723 town) Mohapatra- ,0943701972 Estate. Bhubaneswar – 3,067454502 751002 55(R ) 103 Prafulla Kumar Pattnaik Saradha Bali, Puri – 752002 104 Sri Narayan Chandra Dey S/O At- 20/6 Sahapur Colony Late Janaki Nath Dey P/O New Alipur, Kolkata-53 105 Shatrughna Prasad Singh Vill – Phulwaria Po Mirza Nagar dist Vaishali ( Bihar) 106 Krushna Chandra Prasad sihna Gani Pur, New Colony ( Retd. Principal) Near Law college P.O – Muzaffar Pur ( Bihar) Pin – 842001 107 Smt Anju Majumdar 97, Mitra Para road Po- Naihati Dist North,24 Pragans west Bengal – 743165 108
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