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Sl No. TALUK OFFICER RANGE CONTACT NO. EMAIL ID Sl TALUK OFFICER RANGE CONTACT NO. EMAIL ID No. 1 Bangalore Urban Devaraj TM Kaggalipura 9535138178 - 2 Bangalore Urban Sadanandappa Yelahanka 9448688838 - 3 Bangalore Urban Arun CR Anekal 9480260249 - 4 Bangalore Urban Md. Nizamuddin K.R.Puram 9880763007 - 5 Bangalore Urban Ganesh V Bangalore 9448682121 - 6 Bangalore Urban M Nagaraj Estate Officer 9900033353 - 7 Bangalore Rural Puttraju Devanahalli 9242766664 - 8 Bangalore Rural Vanitha Nelamangala 9481094237 - 9 Bangalore Rural Dhanalakshmi Hosakote 9964113330 - 10 Bangalore Rural V.Muniraju Doddaballapur 9448785300 - 11 Ramanagara Vijayakumar Sathnur 9449686679 - 12 Ramanagara K.M.Kumar Channapatna 9481307489/9742556634 - 13 Ramanagara Nagaraj B Ramanagara 9448565452 - 14 Ramanagara A Kirankumar Kanakapur 9483860550 - 15 Ramanagara AL Dalesh Magadi 9900245013 - 16 Kolar Chinnappaiah Bangarpere 7353275258 - 17 Kolar Ramakrishna N Srinivaspur 9900991972 - 18 Kolar Chinnappaiah Malur 9986672342 - 19 Kolar Santhosh kumar Kolar 9483660350 - 20 Kolar Santhosh kumar Mulbagilu 99455038877/9591329680 [email protected] 21 Chikkaballapur Chandrashekar Chinthamani 9448170069 - 22 Chikkaballapur Syed Nizamuddin Chikkaballapura 9880763007 - 23 Chikkaballapur C.T.Gowda Gudibande 9611468661 - 24 Chikkaballapur Ashwathappa Bagepalli 9901441062 - 25 Chikkaballapur Thimmarayappa Shidlaghatta 9901061190 - 26 Chikkaballapur Manjunath R N Gowribidanur 9901161385 - 27 Bannerghatta Mohammed Mansoor Harohalli 080-27562021/9632093678 [email protected] 28 Bannerghatta Mohammed Mansoor Anekal 9632093678 [email protected] 29 Bannerghatta Munithimmaiah Bannerghatta 9731587453 [email protected] 30 Bannerghatta Ravikumar Kodihalli 9449520014 [email protected] Bhadra Tiger 31 Thanuj Kumar.N.V Mutthodi 9480150331 [email protected] Resv Bhadra Tiger Hebbe, 32 Manjunatha.K 08262-252007/9448427810 [email protected] Resv Sangameshwarapete Bhadra Tiger 33 Chengappa.K.S Lakkavalli 08261-239272/9448639533 [email protected] Resv Bhadra Tiger 34 Ullas.M Thanigebyle 08261-258225/8762649375 [email protected] Resv 35 Chickmagaluru Abdul Azeez chickmagaluru 08262-238808/9481537074 [email protected] 36 Chickmagaluru S.P.Mahadev Mudigere 08263-220438/9448181415 [email protected] 37 Chickmagaluru J.G.Ravi FMS 08262-224812/9480227087 - 38 Chickmagaluru S.M.Puradappa Survey Unit 08262-238800/9480354361 [email protected] 39 Chickmagaluru B.M.Prasad Mutthodi,Mallandu 08262-248395/9449206585 [email protected] 40 Chickmagaluru K.S.Mohan GTD,kadur 08267-221033/9448421702 [email protected] 41 Chickmagaluru H.K.Jayakumar Aldur 08262-250007/9448665688 [email protected] Thirthahalli 08265- 42 Koppa Manjunath H.V [email protected] Road,Koppa 221489/9740037333 43 Koppa K.P.Sathishkumar Narasimharajapura 08266-220211/9945290643 [email protected] Chikkagrahara, 44 Koppa Lokesh 08266-220106/9611690567 [email protected] Narasimharajpura 45 Koppa Tanuj Balehonnur 08266-250505/9113602636 [email protected] 46 Koppa B.G.Ravikumar Kalasa 08263-274859/8310631271 [email protected] 47 Koppa Ranganath Sringeri 08265-250112/9480505523 [email protected] 48 Koppa B.K.Mallikarjuna sangameshwarapete, 08262-252577/9901017142 [email protected] 49 Koppa Lawrence D'Souza Narasimharajapura 08266-220176/9035410409 [email protected] 50 Koppa Vijay Kumar Forest Mobile Squad, 02865-221266/9663554446 - 51 Sirsi Shivanand Pujar sirsi 08384-226942/8971279333 [email protected] 52 Sirsi Shivananda Pujar Banavasi 08384-264256/8971279333 [email protected] 53 Sirsi Amit Chavan Hulekal 08283-240138/9731248044 [email protected] 54 Sirsi Shrinivas Yaraddoni Janmane 08384-263548/7899088946 [email protected] 55 Sirsi K.G.Prakash sidapur 08389-230202/9448407544 [email protected] 56 Sirsi D.Raghu Kaydagi 08389-283444/9448609635 [email protected] 57 Sirsi S.K.S.Patel Survey 08384-226445/9740322283 [email protected] 58 Sirsi Lokesh.R.Patanakar GTD Chipgi 08384-236285/9449769895 [email protected] 59 Karwar K.D.Naik karwar 08382-220440/9448391510 [email protected] 60 Karwar P.H.Pelanavar Gopsitta 08382-288048/9008820508 [email protected] 61 Karwar M.G.Naik Kadra 08382-256699/9880267855 [email protected] 62 Karwar Raghavendra.M.Naik Ankola 08388-230342/9242170124 [email protected] 63 Karwar S.O.Dinesh Mastikatta 08388-276755/9448024972 [email protected] 64 Karwar V.P.Naik Ramanguli 08419-242084/944860851 [email protected] 65 Karwar G.K.Shet GTD Hattikeri Depo 08388-248796/9880628228 [email protected] 66 Karwar Shankar Antargatti Sea Bird Karwar 08382-226365/9886941957 - 67 Haliyal S.S.Todkar Haliyal 08284-221655/9448140322 [email protected] 68 Haliyal D.A.Naik Sambrani 08284-267167/9449956351 [email protected] 69 Haliyal S.R.Chavan Bhagvati 08284-267818/9483668784 [email protected] 70 Haliyal B.S.Bochalli Dandeli 08284-231210/9480211114 [email protected] 71 Haliyal V.C.Giritammannavar Virnoli 08284-258040/8095028879 [email protected] 72 Haliyal A.G.Alagur Barchi 08284-230199/9972620651 [email protected] 73 Haliyal M.C.Hiremath Jagalbet 08383-252767/9900796234 [email protected] 74 Haliyal P.S.Halabhavi Tinaghat 08383-252094/9845018042 [email protected] 75 Haliyal G.V.Nayak Joida 08383-282740/9448894913 [email protected] 76 Haliyal K.Y.Gokak Division Office 08284-220128 [email protected] 77 Yellapur - Yellapur 08419-262393/9480807610 [email protected] 08419-238688 78 Yellapur K.B.Basavarajappa Kirawatti [email protected] 9448639121/9480807611 08419-237151 79 Yellapur M.Balasubramanya Idagundi [email protected] 9480139577/9480807612 08419-254510 80 Yellapur Suresh Kallolli Manchikeri [email protected] 9483538579/9480807613 08301-222107 81 Yellapur V.M.Kabbin Mundagod [email protected] 9480089207/9480807614 08301-278809 82 Yellapur S.M.Tagginmani Katur [email protected] 9448868058/9480807615 [email protected] 83 Yellapur Ganesh Hegade Division Office 08419-261273/9480794597 [email protected] 84 Honnavar Ravindra.P.C FRO Bhatkal 08385-227998/9845625524 [email protected] 85 Honnavar S.R.Krishna Manki 08387-258043/9632205605 [email protected] 86 Honnavar Praveen.R.Nayaka Honnavar 08387-220640/9448944494 [email protected] 87 Honnavar P.S.Gonda Gersoppa 08387-268087/9986545122 [email protected] 88 Honnavar T.Kiranbabu Kumta 08386-220045/9449283768 [email protected] 89 Honnavar C.N.Harish Katagal 08386-264529/9482209074 [email protected] 90 Honnavar Mohan Bidri Hiregutti 08386-279769/8762351848 [email protected] 91 Honnavar Praveen.R.Nayaka Survey Honnavar 08387-220235/9448944494 [email protected] 92 Honnavar Praveen.R.Nayaka GTD Idagunji 08387-220640/9448944494 [email protected] 93 Honnavar G.S.Naik GTD Katagal 9481786319 [email protected] 94 Somawarpet Mohin Basha Somawarpet 08276-282007/9480908090 [email protected] 95 Somawarpet M.S.Chinnappa Kushalnagara 08276-274223/9449748099 [email protected] 96 Somawarpet M.M.Achappa Shanivarsanthe 08276-283239/9448108311 [email protected] 97 Madikeri Hemagiri Angadi Madikeri 08272-221600/8105166451 [email protected] 98 Madikeri M.S.Changappa Bhagamandala 08272-243215/9448433123 [email protected] 99 Madikeri Kum Shama Sampaje 08272-239750/9483375787 [email protected] 100 Virajpet R.N.Vikram Virajpet 08274-255859/9663557755 [email protected] 04904- 101 Virajpet T.A.Ratnaprabha Mukutta [email protected] 2202230/9448604942 102 Virajpet Suhana Harish Athavar Mundrote 04985-512080/9744410992 [email protected] 103 Thithimathi K.P.Gopal Thithimathi 08274-263424/9945853413 [email protected] 104 Thithimathi P.P.Uthappa Poonammpet 08274-249358/9448108280 [email protected] Govt Timber 105 D.S.Dayananda Anekadu/Kushalnagar 9448408742 [email protected] Dept Govt Timber 106 K.P.Gopal Thithimathi 08274-263424/9945853413 [email protected] Dept 107 Hassan P.Jagadish hassan 08172-235988/9886466246 [email protected] 108 Hassan Girish.P.Bannad Belur 08174-290234/9886221148 [email protected] 109 Hassan Nanjundappa Channarayapatna 08176-252050/9448966002 [email protected] Syed Ahmed Sha 110 Hassan Arsikere 9900744722 [email protected] Hussaini 111 Hassan H.R.Hemanth Kumar Byapura, Alur Taluq 08171-218922/9880122216 [email protected] 112 Hassan H.K.Mariswamy Yeslur, Sakleshpur 08173-278206 [email protected] 113 Hassan G.K.Sudarshan Sakaleshpur 08173-244126/9141515757 [email protected] 114 Hassan B.Anil Kumar Survey Unit Hassan 08172-268296/8050187876 [email protected] Hassan M.N.Suresh Govt Timber Depot 08172-268296/9481909458 115 [email protected] Hassan Squad C.A.Dayananda Hassan 08172-241423/9481364933 116 Hassan Nanjundappa Holenarasipura 08175-273059/9448966002 [email protected] 117 Hassan Vinayachandra Arkalgud 8277123455 [email protected] 118 Tumkur Narasimhamurthy Tumkur 08162-255148/9448761599 [email protected] 119 Tumkur R.Ramesh Gubbi 08131-222124/9945196507 [email protected] 120 Tumkur Ravi.C Huliyurdurga 08132-223333/9611771771 [email protected] 121 Tumkur Satyanarayana.H.S Tiptur 08134-250103/9480408435 [email protected] 122 Tumkur Y.C.Shantharajaiah Bukkapatna 08135-271539/9448346064 [email protected] 123 Tumkur P.T.Lakshmi Narayana C.N.Halli 08133-267097/7204834787 [email protected] 124 Tumkur Chandrappa Madhugiri 08137-282135/9448174381 [email protected] 125 Tumkur H.M.Suresh Sira 08135-275766/9448015080 [email protected] 126 Tumkur Chinnappa Koratagere 08138-232010/9448518476
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