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S.N. Branch Name Address1 001 SYANGJA BRANCH OM PRASAD To fulfill the requirement of NRB Directive no. 16/074/3(2) Muktinath Bikas Bank Limited Dormant Status for last 10 Years At end of Asadh, 2075 S.N. Branch Name Address1 001 SYANGJA BRANCH OM PRASAD DHAKAL DARAUN-06,SYANGJA 002 SYANGJA BRANCH KAMALA ADHIKARI KARAHIA-03,.BHALBARI 003 SYANGJA BRANCH JAGAT BAHADUR SINGH MALAYANG KOT-03, SYANGJA 004 SYANGJA BRANCH MITERI DEVELOPMENT BANK LTD MAHENDRA PATH 05,DHARAN 005 SYANGJA BRANCH PRAGYA AND PRASHAMSHA STORES PSMC-08, NAGHDHUNGA, 006 SYANGJA BRANCH MACHHAPURCHHRE CONSULTANCY (PVT).LT KARMACHARYA HARDWARE COMPLEX 007 SYANGJA BRANCH D.S NIRMAN SEWA PUTALIBAZAAR -01, SYANGJA 008 SYANGJA BRANCH NCM MUTUAL FUND -2059 KAMALPOKHARI,KATHMANDU 009 SYANGJA BRANCH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK LTD. POKHARA-09,NEWROAD 010 SYANGJA BRANCH NIDC CAPITAL MARKETS LTD. KAMALPOKHARI,KATHMANHU 011 SYANGJA BRANCH NEPAL MERCHANT BANKING&FINANCE LTD DURBAR MARG,KATHMANDU 012 SYANGJA BRANCH SADIKCHCHHA GUEST HOUSE PUTALIBAZAAR-01,B.P.CHOWK 013 SYANGJA BRANCH ELITE/SBA/L.KALI/SUYAN BUILDERS J/V KATHMANDU 014 SYANGJA BRANCH NEPAL PETROLUB SUPPLIERS PVT.LTD PUTALIBAZAAR-04,BADKHOLA 015 SYANGJA BRANCH HIRA PAUDEL FEDIKHOLA-02,SYANGJA 016 SYANGJA BRANCH PUNYA PRASAD BHUSAL RATNAPUR-07,SYANGJA 017 SYANGJA BRANCH SANGITA GURUNG RANGBHANG-02,CHIRUWA, 018 SYANGJA BRANCH LAXMI KUMARI PAUDEL PUTALIBAZAAR-01, 019 SYANGJA BRANCH BHIM SEN PAUDEL PUTALIBAZAAR - 12, RANGKHOLA 020 SYANGJA BRANCH BISHNU KANTA ARYAL PUTALIBAZAAR-13, 021 SYANGJA BRANCH MADHAV PRASAD KOIRALA PUTALIBAZAAR-11,KULBANDH 022 SYANGJA BRANCH PRAKASH KOIRALA PUTALIBAZAAR-11,KULBANDH 023 SYANGJA BRANCH SHOBHA KOIRALA PUTALIBAZAAR-11,KULBANDH 024 SYANGJA BRANCH SURENDRA PAUDEL PUTALIBAZAAR-01,SYANGJA 025 SYANGJA BRANCH RANJANA SHRESTHA PUTALIBAZAAR-01,SYANGJA 026 SYANGJA BRANCH RAGHU NATH PAUDEL BICHARICHAUTARA-06,SYANGJA 027 SYANGJA BRANCH MANOJ SHRESTHA WALING-03,SYANGJA 028 SYANGJA BRANCH PITAMBAR PANGENI PARBAT HUWAS-02,PARBAT 029 SYANGJA BRANCH GITA GURUNG KOLMA -06,SYANGJA 030 SYANGJA BRANCH SHIVA GIRI MALYANGKOT-01,SYANGJA 031 SYANGJA BRANCH THAGI KUMARI KHANAL AARUCHAUR-01,SIRKHUR 032 SYANGJA BRANCH MOTI LAL ARYAL SYANGJA HI.SE.SCHOOL 033 SYANGJA BRANCH DEEPAK POKHREL SYANGJA HI.SE.SCHOOL 034 SYANGJA BRANCH TUL PRASAD SHERCHAN LALITPUR-14,NAKHIPOT 035 SYANGJA BRANCH MANJU MAYA ADHIKARI PHEDIKHOLA-01,KHAHARE 036 SYANGJA BRANCH PURNA MAYA SHARMA ORESTE -01,SYANGJA 037 SYANGJA BRANCH ISHWORI BHATTRAI MAHENDRAKOT-06,KAPILVASTU 038 SYANGJA BRANCH SAM B.GURUNG&INDRA P. BHANDARI ELADI-01,SYANGJA 039 SYANGJA BRANCH RAN BDR & TIL KUMARI GURUNG BHORLE-07,PARBAT 040 SYANGJA BRANCH KUMAR & BINDU SHRESTHA DAHATHUM-07,BAYARGHARI 041 SYANGJA BRANCH MOTI LAMICHHANE (DHAKAL) SETIDOBHAN-09,SYANGJA 042 SYANGJA BRANCH KABI RAJ B.K PUTALIBAZAAR-08,SATAU 043 SYANGJA BRANCH JANAK LAL REGMI THULADIHI-09,SYANGJA 044 SYANGJA BRANCH GOPI BAHADUR KARKI PHEDIKHOLA-01,KHAHARE(BIRUWA) 045 SYANGJA BRANCH PREM BAHADUR SARU MALYANGKOT-01,SYANGJA 046 SYANGJA BRANCH LEKHNATH ARYAL PUTALIBAZAAR-13,MAYATARI 047 SYANGJA BRANCH PUNYA PRASAD UPADHAYA CHILAUNEBAS-02,SYANGJA 048 SYANGJA BRANCH BALA KRISHNA SHRESTHA SATUPASAL-07,SYANGJA 049 SYANGJA BRANCH KAMAL PRASAD BHANDARI KUWAKOT-06,SYANGJA 050 SYANGJA BRANCH RAM LAL SHRESTHA KARENDANDA-01,SYANGJA 051 SYANGJA BRANCH PHATTA BAHADUR GURUNG PUTALIBAZAAR-09,SYANGJA 052 SYANGJA BRANCH SHIVA KUMARI THAPA SWREK-05,SYANGJA 053 SYANGJA BRANCH RAMCHANDRA PRASAD PAUDEL CHILAUNEBAS-02,SYANGJA 054 SYANGJA BRANCH ANNAPURNA DEVI KARKI PAUWAI GAUNDE-09,SYANGJA 055 SYANGJA BRANCH NARAYAN PRASAD POUDEL CHILAUNEBAS-09,SYANGJA 056 SYANGJA BRANCH KALIKA RAMAN PARAJULI KATHMANDU 057 SYANGJA BRANCH BHANU BHAKTA DHAKAL PHAPARTHUM-04,SYANGJA 058 SYANGJA BRANCH JHALAK BAHADUR K.C SYANGJA HI.SEC.SCHOOL 059 SYANGJA BRANCH PREM BAHADUR ADHIKARI PHEDIKHOLA-01,SYANGJA 060 SYANGJA BRANCH RESHAM THAPA GANESHPUR -07,SYANGJA 061 SYANGJA BRANCH GOVINDA BANDHU ARYAL PUTALIBAZAAR-13,JAISIDANDA 062 SYANGJA BRANCH HUMNATH P./TUK N.S./THAMAN R.GRG ORASTE-03,SYANGJA 063 SYANGJA BRANCH RUDRA BAHADUR DAMAI KOLMA-07,SYANGJA 064 SYANGJA BRANCH PANDU BAMSA CHHETRI BANDHU SAMAJ KHILUNG DEURALI-02,SYANGJA 065 SYANGJA BRANCH BUDDHA BAHADUR GURUNG BAYARGHARI-03,SYANGJA 066 SYANGJA BRANCH DIL BAHADUR & DEVI MAYA BUDATHOKI DARAU-08,SYANGJA 067 SYANGJA BRANCH GAU MAYA GURUNG KARENDANDA -08, SYANGJA 068 SYANGJA BRANCH KALPANA LAMSAL & MAINA DEVI PANDEY PUTALIBAZAR-01,SYANGJA 069 SYANGJA BRANCH TEK BDR RANA & RITA RANA RANG BHANG-05, SYANGJA 070 SYANGJA BRANCH SHIBA PRASAD PAUDEL SYANGJA HI SEC SCHOL 071 SYANGJA BRANCH KAMALA POKHREL UPADHYAY PUTALIBAZAR -08,NAGDANDA 072 SYANGJA BRANCH YUDSARI GURUNG MANKAMANA-8,MOCHABARI 073 SYANGJA BRANCH MAN KUMARI KHATRI BIRUWA ARCHALE -6, SYANGJA 074 SYANGJA BRANCH SITA KUMARI RANABHAT BHATKHOLA -5, SYANGJA 075 SYANGJA BRANCH MANSARI GURUNG PELKACHOUR -3,SYANGJA 076 SYANGJA BRANCH ROB NATH POKHREL PUTALIBAZAR -7,SYANGJA 077 SYANGJA BRANCH BANITA ADHIKARI SYANGJA HI.SE ED 078 SYANGJA BRANCH GITA K.C SYANGJA HI.SE ED 079 SYANGJA BRANCH DOMAYA PAUDEL DARU -6,SYANGJA 080 SYANGJA BRANCH HUM NATH BHATTRAI SAKHAR -8,SYANGJA 081 SYANGJA BRANCH SANTA MAYA GURUNG KICHANAS -4,SYANGJA 082 SYANGJA BRANCH K LAMSAL & GOPAL PRASAD SHRESTHA DEVI NAGAR -1, 083 SYANGJA BRANCH NANDA BAHADUR GURUNG KOLMA-8,SYANGJA 084 SYANGJA BRANCH PHUL MAYA GURUNG KICHANAS-4,SYANGJA 085 SYANGJA BRANCH TUK MAYA GURUNG MANKAMANA VDC WARD NO 4 086 SYANGJA BRANCH SABITA B.K MANAKAMANA-6,SYANGJA 087 SYANGJA BRANCH TEJ BAHADUR ROKA DARAU-1,SYANGJA 088 SYANGJA BRANCH SHOBIT BAHADUR ADHIKARI BANETHOK-2,SYANGJA 089 SYANGJA BRANCH GOPAL SHRESTHA DAHATHUM-1,SYANGJA 090 SYANGJA BRANCH YAMI SARA GAIRE NIUWAKHARKA-07,SYANGJA 091 SYANGJA BRANCH RAMANI DEVI KHADKA PHEDIKHOLA-02,SYANGJA 092 SYANGJA BRANCH LIL BDR & SANTOSHI ADHIKARI PUTALIBAZAR-11,CHHARIKHOLA 093 SYANGJA BRANCH DURGA KUMARI GURUNG BANETHOK DEURALI-04,SYANGJA 094 SYANGJA BRANCH KUMARI MALLA DARAUN-09,SYANGJA 095 SYANGJA BRANCH PAHAL SINGH THAPA MAGAR BIRUWA ARCHALE-04,AARKEKOT 096 SYANGJA BRANCH JUNA BHANDARI PUTALIBAZAAR-01,SYANGJA 097 SYANGJA BRANCH KESARI BHUJEL KOLMA-02,SYANGJA 098 SYANGJA BRANCH KAUSHILA SHARMA PUTALIBAZAAR-06,RAMKOSH 099 SYANGJA BRANCH AVIYAN KOIRALA (GOVINDA) PUTALIBAZAAR-11,KULBANDH 100 SYANGJA BRANCH SAURAV MANANDHAR KICHANAS-09,SALDANDA 101 SYANGJA BRANCH BISHWAS ALE THULADIHI-04,SYANGJA 102 SYANGJA BRANCH STUTI LAMSAL PUTALIBAZAAR-01,PRAGATINAGAR 103 SYANGJA BRANCH SANISARA SARKI SETIDOVAN-06, SYANGJA 104 WALING BRANCH PADAM BAHADUR BISHWOKARMA WALLING -01,SYANGJA 105 WALING BRANCH DILLI KUMARI TIWARI ALADI -02,SYANGJA 106 WALING BRANCH KUL BAHADUR GURUNG KEWAREBHANJYANG-01,SYANGJA 107 WALING BRANCH PARAJULI CONSTRUCTION PVT. LTD. TANSEN-06, PALPA 108 WALING BRANCH HARI PRASAD GAIHRE WALING-03,SYANGJA 109 WALING BRANCH KHUM PRASAD TIWARI SHOWREK-3, SYANGJA 110 WALING BRANCH DURGA PRASAD KANDEL WALING-03,SYANGJA 111 WALING BRANCH HARI BAHADUR THAPA WALING-08,SYANGJA 112 WALING BRANCH HIRA BAHADUR THAPA MAGAR WALING-06,SYANGJA 113 WALING BRANCH HIM MAYA GURUNG MANAKAMANA - 01,SYANGJA 114 WALING BRANCH MANKUMARI RANA WALING - 2 SYANGJA 115 WALING BRANCH JEJUNATH SHARMA CHINNEBAS-6, SYANGJA 116 WALING BRANCH DEVI KHADKA JAGATBHANJYANG-04,MINANGKOT 117 WALING BRANCH LAXMI KHADKA JAGATBHANJYANG-05,SYANGJA 118 WALING BRANCH BAL BAHADUR GURUNG KEWARE VDC-01 SYANGJA 119 WALING BRANCH KHUMAKANTA REGMI JGATA BHANGA - 1 SYANGJA 120 WALING BRANCH NIR BAHADUR ALE SHEKHAM - 04 121 WALING BRANCH INDRA GURUNG KEWARE 5 SYANGJA 122 WALING BRANCH NARAYAN PRASAD BHANDARI WALING 5 123 WALING BRANCH SHER BAHADUR GURUNG MAJHAKOT SHIVALAYA-06,SYANGJA 124 WALING BRANCH CHAM BAHADUR GURUNG WALING-08,RAMBACHHA 125 WALING BRANCH DAMBAR GAIHRE WALING-07,SYANGJA 126 WALING BRANCH MINA KUMARI GURUNG WLING-06,SYANGJA 127 WALING BRANCH BED KUMAR GURUNG MANAKAMANA -05,SYANGJA 128 WALING BRANCH DHAN BAHADUR MALLA WALING -2 129 WALING BRANCH SHER BAHADUR GURUNG WALING-8, RAMBACHHA 130 WALING BRANCH PHAL BAHADUR GURUNG MAJGHKOT SHIVALAYA 2 131 WALING BRANCH KHIM PRASAD ACHARYA TRIBENI - 04 PARBAT 132 WALING BRANCH SHYAM BAHADUR GURUNG SIRSEKOT-04,SYANGJA 133 WALING BRANCH MENUKA REGMI WALING-04,SYANGJA 134 WALING BRANCH BHIM LAL RIJAL JAGATBHANJYAN-01,SYANGJA 135 WALING BRANCH RAM PRASAD KOIRALA BAHARAKALIKA SYANGJA 136 WALING BRANCH KISHOR PRASAD SHARMA WALING -1, WALING 137 WALING BRANCH KIRAN KUMAR SHRESTHA WALING - 1 BHMERE 138 WALING BRANCH SAMMAR BAHADUR KC BANETHOK DERULI 139 WALING BRANCH YAGYA PRASAD PANGENI SWAREK-8, SYANGJA 140 WALING BRANCH NEP PRASAD PANGENI SWAREK VDC-3, SYANGJA 141 WALING BRANCH DAYARAM PANGENI WALING-03,SYANGJA 142 WALING BRANCH SAPTAHIK ANDHIKHOLA SANDESH WALING-3, WALING 143 WALING BRANCH RAM PRASAD UPRETI WALING MP-2, BHAKUNDE 144 WALING BRANCH JB PANDEY WALING -8, YAWADI 145 WALING BRANCH PREM BAHADUR GURUNG WALING-08,RAMBACHHA 146 WALING BRANCH INDRA PRASAD PAUDEL DHUNUBASE 0-07 147 WALING BRANCH TEJ BAHADUR THAPA JAGATBHANGYANG-3 148 WALING BRANCH DIL BAHADUR THAPA WALING-5, EKLEPIPAL 149 WALING BRANCH YUBA RAJ SUBEDI WALING-3, WALING 150 WALING BRANCH KHAGISARA THAPA RAMBACHHA BAZAAR 151 WALING BRANCH HARKA BAHADUR GURUNG DHATHUM -03 BAYARGHARI 152 WALING BRANCH RABINDRA KUMAR GURUNG KHILUNG DEURALI -6 SYANGJA 153 WALING BRANCH KHUM BAHADUR KHADKA WALING 154 WALING BRANCH RAM PRASAD BHATTRAI WALING-03,SYANGJA 155 WALING BRANCH LAXMIPATI BHATTRAI CHAPAKOT-04,SYANGJA,SHERA 156 WALING BRANCH PREM BAHADUR THAPA CHINNEBAS-07,SYANGJA 157 WALING BRANCH DHAN BAHADUR THAPA TIN DOBATO 6 158 WALING BRANCH CHHABI LALA GURUNG MAGHKOT SHIBALAYA 159 WALING BRANCH TULASI RAM DHUNGANA WALING-08,SERANGA 160 WALING
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