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Development of Aspirational Districts by Cpses Under CSR Development of Aspirational Districts by CPSEs under CSR Sl. Name of Name of District Name of CPSEs who Name of Nodal Officer, designation, contact details, etc. No. State undertook CSR activities 1 Andhra Vizainagram HPCL Mr. Ravi Shankar Pradesh Chief Regional Manager - Retail Visakh Regional Office [email protected] tel.+919836265959 RINL Shri P.K. Mahapatra, Executive Director (Law, GA &TA) M: 9866150115 e-mail: [email protected] BPCL Mr. E. Rozario, General Manager (CSR) Tel: +91-22-2271-3150 E-Mail: [email protected] Airports Authority of India Sh. Sunil Chadha, DGM CSR 8076368394 Email ID : [email protected] Bridge & Roof Co. Ltd SHRI DWAIPAYAN BHATTACHARYA, Designation, Deputy General Manager (HR & OL) Contact No. +91-9748722983 e-mail: [email protected] Bharat Dynamics Ltd Shri Bhattu Srinivas, Addl. GM (-P&A (CSR), Corporate Office, Plot No. 38- 39, TSFC Building, Financial District, Gachibowli, Hyderabad- 500002, 040- 23456125 [email protected] IOCL Mr. Ranu Ram GM(C), PHPL Vizag, 7575805800, [email protected] 2 Y. S. R. Kadapa HPCL Mr. R Venu Madhav, Deputy General Manager - Retail Kadapa Regional Office [email protected] tel.+919441886323 RINL Shri P.K. Mahapatra, Executive Director (Law, GA &TA) M: 9866150115 e-mail: [email protected] BPCL Mr. E. Rozario, General Manager (CSR) Tel: +91-22-2271-3150 E-Mail: [email protected] Development of Aspirational Districts by CPSEs under CSR Sl. Name of Name of District Name of CPSEs who Name of Nodal Officer, designation, contact details, etc. No. State undertook CSR activities IOCL Shri S.S. Prasad GM(HR-CSR), 9490734089, [email protected] 3 Vishakhapatnam MECON Ltd Shri Sanjiv Kumar Bage, Dy. General Manager l/c (CSR) Contact: 0651-2483018 (Landline) 94701-93712 (Mobile) E-Mail ID : [email protected]; [email protected] HPCL Mr. Ravi Shankar Chief Regional Manager - Retail Visakh Regional Office [email protected] tel.+919836265959 FSNL Shri V.V. Satyanarayana, DGM (P&A)/ Law Mob: 9425234720, E-mail: [email protected] RINL Shri P.K. Mahapatra, Executive Director (Law, GA &TA) M: 9866150115 e-mail: [email protected] Central Warehousing Ms. Ruchi Yadav Corporation Senior Assistant Manager(G) e-mail = [email protected] Mobile No = 8800148881 Landline 011-26566107/240/297 Airports Authority of India Sh. Sunil Chadha, DGM CSR 8076368394 Email ID : [email protected] Balmer Lawrie & Co. Ltd Shri Dilip Kumar Das Head(Administration&CSR) [email protected] 033-22225416/9007842221 BHEL Mrs K. Sujana, Dy. G.M. (HR), HPVP, BHEL, Vishakhapatnam, 9490165800 0891-6681810, [email protected] Bridge & Roof Co. Ltd SHRI DWAIPAYAN BHATTACHARYA, Designation, Deputy General Manager (HR & OL) Contact No. +91-9748722983 e-mail: [email protected] ONGC Sh. N. Anand, DGM(HR) Development of Aspirational Districts by CPSEs under CSR Sl. Name of Name of District Name of CPSEs who Name of Nodal Officer, designation, contact details, etc. No. State undertook CSR activities 9969222223, [email protected] MMTC Ltd Shri V.S.N. Rao, GM; 011-24381463; [email protected] NTPC Ltd Shri V Shiva Prasad, GM (HR), [email protected] CONCOR Shri Anurag Mathur, Executive Director (CSR) 011-41673155, [email protected] IOCL Mr. Ranu Ram GM(C), PHPL Vizag, 7575805800, [email protected] IRCON International Ltd Ms. Aakansha Tiwari, CSR Manager 9818484696, [email protected] Engineers India Ltd Sh. Vivek Awasthi Designation: DGM (CSR) Contact No.: 011-2676-3465Email-ID: [email protected] 4 Arunachal Namsai Mr. Subhra Chakraborty Pradesh HPCL Chief Regional Manager - Retail Guwahati Regional Office [email protected] tel:+918197826222 Airports Authority of India Sh. Sunil Chadha, DGM CSR 8076368394 Email ID : [email protected] IOCL Mr. P K Nath , DGM(L&D,CC&CSR) 9435337575, [email protected] National Highways & Shri Ajay Ahluwalia, ED (Projects), Regional Office, NHIDCL, 2nd Floor, Infrastructure Development Agnishanti Business Park, Opp. AGP Office, GNB Road, Corporation Ltd Ambari, Guwahati-781001 M: 8135848272, Tel: 0361-2461107 E-mail: [email protected] Oil India Ltd Shri Sudipta Kr Chakravarty, GM(CSR), Mob:9435046251, email: [email protected] 5 Assam Darrang HPCL Mr. Subhra Chakraborty Chief Regional Manager - Retail Guwahati Regional Office [email protected] tel:+918197826222 Development of Aspirational Districts by CPSEs under CSR Sl. Name of Name of District Name of CPSEs who Name of Nodal Officer, designation, contact details, etc. No. State undertook CSR activities BPCL Mr. E. Rozario, General Manager (CSR) Tel: +91-22-2271-3150 E-Mail: [email protected] Numaligarh Refinery Ltd Shri Manoj Kumar Das, Chief Manger (CSR) [email protected], Mob: 9435152605. Numaligarh Refinery Ltd, 2nd Floor, Admin Building, Vill: Ponkagrant, PO: NRC District: Golaghat, Assam - 785699 IOCL Mr. Ishorary George, DGM(A&W,CC&CSR), 9435020201, [email protected] Engineers India Ltd Sh. Vivek Awasthi Designation: DGM (CSR) Contact No.: 011-2676-3465Email-ID: [email protected] GAIL (I) Ltd Shri L R Verma, DGM(CSR), email id: [email protected] Mobile no : 7600877903. 6 Dhubri HPCL Mr. Subhra Chakraborty Chief Regional Manager - Retail Guwahati Regional Office [email protected] tel:+918197826222 Central Warehousing Ms. Ruchi Yadav Corporation Senior Assistant Manager(G) e-mail = [email protected] Mobile No = 8800148881 Landline 011-26566107/240/297 National Highways & Shri Ajay Ahluwalia, ED (Projects), Regional Office, NHIDCL, 2nd Floor, Infrastructure Development Agnishanti Business Park, Opp. AGP Office, GNB Road, Corporation Ltd Ambari, Guwahati-781001 M: 8135848272, Tel: 0361-2461107 E-mail: [email protected] Oil India Ltd Shri Sudipta Kr Chakravarty, GM(CSR), Mob:9435046251, email: [email protected] Development of Aspirational Districts by CPSEs under CSR Sl. Name of Name of District Name of CPSEs who Name of Nodal Officer, designation, contact details, etc. No. State undertook CSR activities Engineers India Ltd Sh. Vivek Awasthi Designation: DGM (CSR) Contact No.: 011-2676-3465Email-ID: [email protected] 7 Barpeta Central Warehousing Ms. Ruchi Yadav Corporation Senior Assistant Manager(G) e-mail = [email protected] Mobile No = 8800148881 Landline 011-26566107/240/297 IOCL Mr. Bhaskar Hazarika, GM(HR), 9435120214, [email protected] Engineers India Ltd Sh. Vivek Awasthi Designation: DGM (CSR) Contact No.: 011-2676-3465Email-ID: [email protected] GAIL (I) Ltd Shri L R Verma, DGM(CSR), email id: [email protected] Mobile no : 7600877903. 8 Goalpara HPCL Mr. Subhra Chakraborty Chief Regional Manager - Retail Guwahati Regional Office [email protected] tel:+918197826222 Oil India Ltd Shri Sudipta Kr Chakravarty, GM(CSR), Mob:9435046251, email: [email protected] 9 Udalgiri ONGC Sh. Abhijeet Bhattacharya, Sr. HRE, Delhi 9968282475, bhattacharya_abhijit @ongc.co.in Engineers India Ltd Sh. Vivek Awasthi Designation: DGM (CSR) Contact No.: 011-2676-3465Email-ID: [email protected] 10 Hailakandi Powergrid Corporation of Shri A. Dam, DGM, 9435706095, [email protected] India Ltd BPCL Mr. E. Rozario, General Manager (CSR) Tel: +91-22-2271-3150 E-Mail: [email protected] Development of Aspirational Districts by CPSEs under CSR Sl. Name of Name of District Name of CPSEs who Name of Nodal Officer, designation, contact details, etc. No. State undertook CSR activities ONGC Sh. Anil Kumar, DGM(HR), Delhi 9410391528, [email protected] Engineers India Ltd Sh. Vivek Awasthi Designation: DGM (CSR) Contact No.: 011-2676-3465Email-ID: [email protected] 11 Baksa Engineers India Ltd Sh. Vivek Awasthi Designation: DGM (CSR) Contact No.: 011-2676-3465Email-ID: [email protected] 12 Bihar Katihar 13 Khagaria 14 Aurangabad HPCL Mr. Praveen Mishra Deputy General Manager - Retail Patna Regional Office [email protected] Tel:+917091197990 Airports Authority of India Sh. Sunil Chadha, DGM CSR 8076368394 Email ID : [email protected] 15 Banka HPCL Mr. Praveen Mishra Deputy General Manager - Retail Patna Regional Office [email protected] Tel:+917091197990 16 Begusarai HPCL Mr. Barun Kumar Chief Regional Manager - Retail Begusarai Regional Office [email protected] tel:+919430293347 IOCL Mr. Neeraj Kumar, Manager(CSR), 9996125803, [email protected] Shri Tejbir Singh Bhandari, DGM(CSR), 9830859147, [email protected] National Projects Ms. D. Baby, 9911786272, [email protected] Construction Corporation Ltd 17 Purnia HPCL Mr. Barun Kumar Development of Aspirational Districts by CPSEs under CSR Sl. Name of Name of District Name of CPSEs who Name of Nodal Officer, designation, contact details, etc. No. State undertook CSR activities Chief Regional Manager - Retail Begusarai Regional Office [email protected] tel:+919430293347 RITES Ltd Mr. Vijai Kishore, Group General Manager/CSR Mobile: 9810108750 Email: [email protected] Alternate Contact no. 0124-2818452 Airports Authority of India Sh. Sunil Chadha, DGM CSR 8076368394 Email ID : [email protected] Engineers India Ltd Sh. Vivek Awasthi Designation: DGM (CSR) Contact No.: 011-2676-3465Email-ID: [email protected] 18 Gaya HPCL Mr. Praveen Mishra Deputy General Manager - Retail Patna Regional Office [email protected] tel:+917091197990 BPCL Mr. E. Rozario, General Manager (CSR) Tel: +91-22-2271-3150 E-Mail: [email protected] Airports Authority of India Sh. Sunil Chadha, DGM CSR 8076368394 Email ID : [email protected] 19 Sheikhpura ONGC Sh. S.P. Sharma, DGM(E&T), Delhi 9968282215, [email protected]
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