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West Bengal IDY-2018 West Bengal-IDY-2018 S. No. Name of District Name & Address of the Name of Co-ordinator with Institute/Organisation Email & Moblie/ Telephone No. 1 2 3 4 Tarapur Social Development Society, Sh. Palash Chandra Konai Vill. & Post-Tarapur, Dist.-Birbhum, M: 08670636831,9433255477 1 Malda West Bengal, Pincode-731233 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Vyakti Vikas Kendra, Sh. Sarvotham Rao, Chairman, 11th Main, 4th T-Block, Jayanagar, M:9341810350 2 Murshidabad Bangalore-560041, Karnataka email:[email protected], Sarvotham Rao, Chairman, [email protected] Malopara Simanta Welfare Sh. Biswajit Sarkar Organisation, Vill.-Malopara, P.O.- M: 9635361958 3 Paschim Bardhaman Rajapur, Dist.-Murshidabad-742306, Email: West Bengal [email protected] Tarapur Social Development Society, Sh. Palash Chandra Konai Vill. & Post-Tarapur, Dist.-Birbhum, M: 08670636831,9433255477 4 Purba Bardhaman West Bengal, Pincode-731233 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Ananta Smrity Bayamagar, Sh. Goutam Goswami At.-Boletala, PO+PS-Bishnupur, Dist.- 5 Purulia M: 09434144550 Bankura, West Bengal, Pincode-722122 Email: [email protected] Institute of Social Upliftment, Sh. Subhas Chandra Konai Vill. & Post-Tarapur, Dist.-Birbhum, 6 Nadia M: 9433255477 West Bengal-731233 Email: [email protected] Cooch Behar Himalayan Nature Sh. Mahendra Thapa Development Society, Khalashi Patty M: 9775008949 7 Alipurduar (Near Shiv Mandir), P.O. & Dt.-Cooch Email: Behar-736101, West Bengal [email protected] Cooch Behar Himalayan Nature Sh. Mahendra Thapa Development Society, Khalashi Patty M: 9775008949 8 Cooch Behar (Near Shiv Mandir), P.O. & Dt.-Cooch Email: Behar-736101, West Bengal [email protected] Greenwoods Centre for Health Care & Dr. M. Neelam Sarju Rehabilitation, 9 Darjeeling 9434541705 email: Pradhan Nagar, Siliguri, Dist.-Darjeeling- [email protected] 734003, West Bengal Greenwoods Centre for Health Care & Dr. M. Neelam Sarju Rehabilitation, 10 Jalpaiguri 9434541705 email: Pradhan Nagar, Siliguri, Dist.-Darjeeling- [email protected] 734003, West Bengal Kalimpong Uday Society,Near Sewa Sh. Mahesh Gupta Sadan Hospital, 10th Mile, Kalimpong, 11 Kalimpong M: 7001238218 West Bengal, Pincode-734301 Email: [email protected] Uttarpara Sammelak, 8, Rajendra Avenue, 2nd Lane, Sh. Souvik Pal 12 Hooghly Uttarpara, Hooghly-712258, West M: 8981411063 Bengal Email: [email protected] Swami Santadas Institute of Culture, Prof. Dipen Sen Gupta 101, Southern Avenue, Kolkata-29 M: 09830597884 13 Howrah Email: [email protected] Tagore Organization For Health Mr. Ali Ahmed Mondal Awareness & Rural Development, M: 9547257937 Ahmedpur Kagas Road, V+P-Ahmedpur, 14 Bankura M: 8942925863, 9474868804 Distt.-Birbhum-731201, West Bengal email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Seva Bharati Mahavidyalaya, Sh. Binod Chaudhary M: 9476109644 Kapgari, Jhargram, P.S.-Jamboni, West Email: Bengal, 15 Jhargram [email protected], Pincode-721505 [email protected], [email protected], M:9932327503 Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Educational Research Instiutute, Sh. Prasanta Samanta 16 Kolkata PO Belur Math, Distt- Howrah, West M:9433979911 email: Bengal - 711202 [email protected] Sh. Palash Chandra Konai Tarapur Social Development Society, M: 08670636831,9433255477 17 North 24 Parganas Vill. & Post-Tarapur, Dist.-Birbhum, Email: [email protected], West Bengal, Pincode-731233 [email protected] Swami Santadas Institute of Culture, Prof. Dipen Sen Gupta 101, Southern Avenue, Kolkata-29 M: 09830597884 18 South 24 Parganas Email: [email protected] Mallabhum Yoga Centre, Mrs. Bandana Das, Secretary, Mallabhum Yoga Centre, M: 9434239235, 9832717044 19 West Medinipur Boltola, P.O.-Bishnupur, Distt.-Bankura, Email: [email protected], West Bengal, 722122 [email protected] Vyakti Vikas Kendra, 11th Main, 4th T-Block, Jayanagar, M:9341810350 20 Uttar Dinajpur Bangalore-560041, Karnataka email:[email protected], Sarvotham Rao, Chairman, [email protected] Tagore Organization For Health Mr. Ali Ahmed Mondal Awareness & Rural Development, M: 9547257937 Ahmedpur Kagas Road, V+P-Ahmedpur, 21 Birbhum M: 8942925863, 9474868804 Distt.-Birbhum-731201, West Bengal email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Dantan Manav Kalyan Kendra, Karakpur, P.O.-Dantan, Dist.-Paschim M: 9476336474 22 Dakshin Dinajpur Medinipur-721426, West Bengal Email: [email protected] Midnapore District Council for Social Welfare, Sh. Jaladhar Majhi 23 East Medinipur Samajkalyan, Aklabad (Ward No.09), 9933151333 email: P.O.-Egra, Dist.-Purba Medinipur, West [email protected] Bengal, 721429.
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