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Sl. No. Appl. No. Date of Appl. Name Ppo No. Deptt SL. APPL. NO. DATE OF NAME PPO NO. DEPTT. DATE OF NO. APPL. AUTHORITY PPO 1 1014003897 24-07-2014 H. GINKHANPAU 112002875 DISTRICT OFFICER, HORTICULTURE & SOIL CONSERVATION, 11-12-2020 CHURACHANDPUR 2 1017011366 16-05-2017 S. SHANTIKUMAR SINGH 112008968 DEPUTY DIRECTOR (DAIRY), POROMPAT 29-12-2020 3 1019020499 22-11-2019 Y. HARIMOHAN SINGH 112016796 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (POWER), ELECTRICITY 29-12-2020 DEPARTMENT GOVT. OF MANIPUR 4 1020021135 28-02-2020 S. RABEI SINGH 112017521 CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER THOUBAL DISTRICT, MANIPUR 11-12-2020 5 1020021446 21-04-2020 TH. RANJIT SINGH 112017569 DEPUTY DIRECTOR (HQ), INFORMATION & PUBLIC 03-12-2020 RELATIONS, GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR 6 1020021439 21-04-2020 R. V. ROBERT 112017650 JOINT DIRECTOR, DISTRICT VETERINARY OFFICE, UKHRUL 08-12-2020 7 1020021611 08-05-2020 S. NINGTHEMJAO SINGH 112017669 CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER THOUBAL DISTRICT, MANIPUR 13-12-2020 8 1020021674 21-05-2020 NG. DHANABATI DEVI 112017673 HEAD MISTRESS NGASHI RASTRALIPI HIGH SCHOOL 10-12-2020 9 1020021460 22-04-2020 W. TOLAMU SINGH 112017732 JOINT DIRECTOR (VETY) DISTRICT VETERINARY OFFICE 13-12-2020 CHURACHANDPUR 10 1020021633 08-05-2020 KHAITINLAL GANGTE . 112017737 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (POWER), ELECTRICITY 23-12-2020 DEPARTMENT 11 1020021770 03-06-2020 S. SHYAMKISHOR SINGH 112017768 ZONAL EDUCATION OFFICER, WANGOI GOVT. OF MANIPUR 17-12-2020 12 1020021709 26-05-2020 GENLIANPAU . 112017784 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (POWER), ELECTRICITY 23-12-2020 DEPARTMENT 13 1020021427 21-04-2020 S. BIJOY SINGH 112017836 JOINT SECRETARY (ADMN.) MANIPUR LEGISLATIVE 04-12-2020 ASSEMBLY 14 1020022032 01-09-2020 KH. JUGESHWAR SINGH 112017842 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, IRRIGATION INVESTIGATION DIVN., 01-12-2020 WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT, 15 1020021981 19-06-2020 K. IBETOMBI DEVI 112017881 HEAD MASTER, KHURAI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 04-12-2020 16 1020022019 26-06-2020 O. PREMILA DEVI 112017904 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, THOUBAL DIVISION, P.W.D 10-12-2020 17 1020020817 13-01-2020 N. RANJIT SINGH 112017916 DIRECTOR MANIPUR POLICE TRAINING COLLEGE PANGEI, 08-12-2020 IMPHAL EAST 18 1020021725 29-05-2020 H. MEMCHA DEVI 112017949 HEAD MASTER, IROM MEIJRAO HIGH SCHOOL 08-12-2020 SL. APPL. NO. DATE OF NAME PPO NO. DEPTT. DATE OF NO. APPL. AUTHORITY PPO 19 1020021006 21-02-2020 W BASANTI DEVI 112017967 PRINCIPAL REGIONAL HEALTH & F.W. TRAINING CENTRE 14-12-2020 POROMPAT, IMPHAL 20 1020021787 04-06-2020 A. SHANTIBALA DEVI 112017982 HEAD MASTER, MAYANGLANGJING HIGH SCHOOL GOVT. OF 14-12-2020 MANIPUR 21 1020022087 08-10-2020 C. LALNGAIHZUALI . 112017994 TREASURY OFFICER, IMPHAL EAST, MANIPUR 13-12-2020 22 1020021285 18-03-2020 T. PISHAK SINGH 112018027 SR. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER, MEDICAL DIRECTORATE, 11-12-2020 LAMPHEL 23 1020022407 09-11-2020 SANGA SINGSON . 112018028 UNDER SECRETARY (G.A.D), GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR 02-12-2020 24 1020021256 13-03-2020 I BIMOLATA DEVI 112018030 ZONAL EDUCATION OFFICER ZONE-II IMPHAL EAST GOVT. OF 15-12-2020 MANIPUR 25 1020021996 19-06-2020 S. BIRAMANGOL SINGH 112018033 CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER THOUBAL DISTRICT, MANIPUR 11-12-2020 26 1020021993 19-06-2020 L. YAIMACHOUBA SINGH 112018034 CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER THOUBAL DISTRICT, MANIPUR 11-12-2020 27 1020021805 04-06-2020 Y. KHOGEN MEITEI 112018042 DISTRICT YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS OFFICER, 07-12-2020 CHURACHANDPUR GOVT. OF MANIPUR 28 1020022245 02-11-2020 MITRA BAHADUR . 112018044 DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER CENTRAL FOREST DIVISION 04-12-2020 GOVT. OF MANIPUR 29 1020022370 06-11-2020 NINGSUM HUNGKINANG . 112018045 DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER, UKHRUL FOREST DIVISION, 17-12-2020 GOVT. OF MANIPUR 30 1020021851 05-06-2020 S. SHASHIBALA DEVI 112018050 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER IMPHAL WEST DIVN. PWD, MANIPUR 17-12-2020 31 1020022013 24-06-2020 P. C. RINPUII 112018051 SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CHURACHANDPUR 02-12-2020 32 1020021558 05-05-2020 MD. SYED HEFAJUDDIN . 112018052 BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICER IW-II C,D BLOCK WANGOI 02-12-2020 33 1020022289 04-11-2020 LIENBOY GANGTE 112018053 DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SERI), CHURACHANDPUR 02-12-2020 34 1020021989 19-06-2020 S. JAMUNA DEVI 112018054 DISTRICT YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS OFFICER, IMPHAL WEST 29-12-2020 GOVT. OF MANIPUR 35 1020020947 31-01-2020 R.K. PUINYABATI DEVI 112018055 PRINCIPAL, INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTE, MANIPUR 02-12-2020 SL. APPL. NO. DATE OF NAME PPO NO. DEPTT. DATE OF NO. APPL. AUTHORITY PPO 36 1020021436 21-04-2020 Y. LOKEN SINGH 112018056 JOINT DIRECTOR (PLANNING) DIRECTORATE OF VETY & A.H. 02-12-2020 SERVICES GOVT. OF MANIPUR 37 1020021431 21-04-2020 W. AJIT SINGH 112018057 JOINT DIRECTOR (VETY) DISTRICT VETERINARY OFFICE 02-12-2020 CHURACHANDPUR 38 1020021945 09-06-2020 R.K. RAJEN SINGH 112018058 CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, BISHNUPUR 02-12-2020 39 1020021369 23-03-2020 TH. PURNACHANDRA 112018059 SUPERINTENDENT ENGINEER-I P.W.D. , MANIPUR 02-12-2020 SINGH 40 1020021458 22-04-2020 B. KRISHNAKUMAR 112018060 SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER (HQ) P.W.D. MANIPUR 02-12-2020 SHARMA 41 1020021635 11-05-2020 P. PRIYOKUMAR SINGH 112018061 ENGINEER OFFICER TO CHIEF ENGINEER, W.R. DEPTT., 02-12-2020 MANIPUR 42 1020022053 01-10-2020 M. SHANTIKUMAR SINGH 112018062 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER MINOR IRRIGATION DIVISION-II M.I 02-12-2020 DEPARTMENT MANIPUR 43 1020022086 08-10-2020 M. AKASHINI DEVI 112018063 TREASURY OFFICER LAMPHEL 30-12-2020 44 1020021987 19-06-2020 A. PRAMODINI DEVI 112018064 DEPUTY DIRECTOR (ICDS), SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT, 02-12-2020 GOVT. OF MANIPUR 45 1020022047 17-09-2020 KAPING KANMILA . 112018065 DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE GOVERNMENT 03-12-2020 OF MANIPUR 46 1020022708 03-12-2020 R. RAWUNG 112018066 HEAD MASTER PHADANG GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL UKHRUL 03-12-2020 DISTRICT MANIPUR 47 1020021756 02-06-2020 L. IRABOT SINGH 112018068 AGRICULTURE OFFICER (HQ) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 17-12-2020 MANIPUR 48 1020021765 03-06-2020 L. LALIT SINGH 112018069 CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, BISHNUPUR 04-12-2020 49 1020022185 20-10-2020 R.K. BABITA DEVI 112018070 DY. INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL (DDO), HENGLEP BLOCK, 04-12-2020 CHURACHANDPUR 50 1020022128 16-10-2020 S. JYOTIBHUSHAN SINGH 112018071 TREASURY OFFICER, THOUBAL 04-12-2020 51 1020022138 16-10-2020 MD. MAJAHAR ALI 112018072 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, BUILDING DIVISION-3, P.W.D 04-12-2020 52 1020022142 16-10-2020 L. MANI SINGH 112018073 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, MECHANICAL DIV-1, P.W.D., 04-12-2020 MANIPUR SL. APPL. NO. DATE OF NAME PPO NO. DEPTT. DATE OF NO. APPL. AUTHORITY PPO 53 1020022144 16-10-2020 O. KOKIL SINGH 112018075 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, MECHANICAL DIV-1, P.W.D., 04-12-2020 MANIPUR 54 1020022076 08-10-2020 L. NANDAKUMAR SINGH 112018077 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER ELECTRICAL DIVISION NO-II PWD, 04-12-2020 MANIPUR 55 1020021692 22-05-2020 A. THOIBA SINGH 112018078 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (TASAR), THOUBAL 04-12-2020 56 1020021685 22-05-2020 LOKHO DAIHO . 112018079 DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SERICULTURE, SENAPATI 04-12-2020 57 1020021956 09-06-2020 R.J. NIYAMSHING CHIRU 112018080 DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (FISHERY), 04-12-2020 MANIPUR 58 1020021827 04-06-2020 R. K. THUMBU 112018081 SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, SENAPATI DIST. , MANIPUR 04-12-2020 59 1020022143 16-10-2020 KH. SOROJINI DEVI 112018082 ENGINEER OFFICER TO ADDL. CHIEF ENGINEER-I (CIVIL) PWD, 04-12-2020 MANIPUR 60 1020022096 13-10-2020 S. BHAGIROT SINGH 112018083 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, FLOOD CONTROL & DRAINAGE DIVN. 04-12-2020 NO. I, WATER RESOURCES DEPART 61 1020022130 16-10-2020 R. K. BORO SINGH 112018084 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, ELECTRICAL DIVISION NO. III, P.W.D. 04-12-2020 MANIPUR 62 1020021615 08-05-2020 S. NABA SINGH 112018085 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER IMPHAL EAST DIVN. P.W.D. MANIPUR 07-12-2020 63 1020021451 21-04-2020 MD. ABDUL WAKIL 112018086 JOINT DIRECTOR DISTRICT VETY. OFFICE THOUBAL 07-12-2020 64 1020020908 24-01-2020 M. G. PINGJUANANG 112018087 SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, TAMENGLONG 07-12-2020 65 1020021671 21-05-2020 M. RAJENDRO SINGH 112018089 CONTROLLER, WEIGHTS & MEASURES, MANIPUR 07-12-2020 66 1020021888 08-06-2020 NENGPILHING . 112018090 CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER CHURACHANDPUR DIST., MANIPUR 07-12-2020 67 1020021767 03-06-2020 K. PAOMI . 112018091 POULTRY SPECIALIST CENTRAL POULTRY FARM GOVT. OF 07-12-2020 MANIPUR 68 1020021874 08-06-2020 I. BHUME SINGH 112018092 DIRECTOR OF PROSECUTION, MANIPUR 07-12-2020 69 1020021876 08-06-2020 N. ROBINDRA SINGH 112018093 DIRECTOR OF PROSECUTION, MANIPUR 29-12-2020 70 1019020502 22-11-2019 TH. CHITRA DEVI 112018094 CONTROLLER, WEIGHTS & MEASURES, MANIPUR 07-12-2020 71 1020021055 25-02-2020 W. CHOURAJIT SINGH 112018095 JOINT CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER, MANIPUR 07-12-2020 SL. APPL. NO. DATE OF NAME PPO NO. DEPTT. DATE OF NO. APPL. AUTHORITY PPO 72 1020021794 04-06-2020 MD. ABDUR RAHAMAN 112018096 JOINT DIRECTOR (PLANNING) DIRECTORATE OF VETY & A.H. 07-12-2020 SERVICES GOVT. OF MANIPUR 73 1020021802 04-06-2020 TH. DEVO SINGH 112018097 JOINT DIRECTOR DISTRICT VETY. OFFICE THOUBAL 07-12-2020 74 1020022239 02-11-2020 H. LEIBAKMACHA SINGH 112018098 DIRECTOR MANIPUR ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN GOVT. OF 07-12-2020 MANIPUR 75 1020022215 21-10-2020 SHARUNGBAM MANGI 112018099 SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, C.I.D-C.B MANIPUR, IMPHAL 07-12-2020 SINGH 76 1020021585 06-05-2020 Y. SHANTIKUMAR SINGH 112018100 JOINT DIRECTOR, ARTS & CULTURE GOVERNMENT OF 07-12-2020 MANIPUR 77 1018016621 12-09-2018 DR. A. IBOTOMBI SINGH 112018101 JOINT DIRECTOR DISTRICT VETY OFFICE THOUBAL 07-12-2020 78 1020021943 09-06-2020 L. MANIHAR SINGH 112018102 GENERAL MANAGER, D.I.C./C.T.T.C., IMPHAL EAST 07-12-2020 79 1020022090 08-10-2020 KSH. NABAKISHWAR SINGH 112018103 DISTRICT OFFICER, HORTICULTURE & SOIL CONSERVATION, 07-12-2020 THOUBAL 80 1020022014 24-06-2020 L. SOBITA DEVI 112018104 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, KAKCHING DISTRICT, MANIPUR 16-12-2020 81 1020021409 20-04-2020 KH. MUKTAREI DEVI 112018105 SUB DIVISIONAL OFFICER/SDO, PATSOI 08-12-2020 82 1020022153 19-10-2020 THENGKHONENG BAITE .
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