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Dental Surgeon Provisionally shortlisted candidates for Interview for the Post of Dental Surgeon under NHM, Assam Instruction: Candidates shall bring all relevant testimonials and experience certificates in original to produce before selection committee along with a set of self attested photo copies for submission at the time of interview. Shortlisting of candidates have been done based on the information provided by the candidates and candidature is subject to verification of documents at the time of interview. Time of Interview : 10:30 AM (Reporting Time -10:00 AM) Venue : Office of the Mission Director, NHM, Assam, Saikia Commercial Complex, Christianbasti, Guwahati-5 Date of Roll No. Regd. ID Candidate's Name Father's Name Address Interview DR. ABDUL C/o-ABUL KALAM TALUKDAR, H.No.-0, NHM/SGND ABUL KALAM 001 FARUQUE Vill/Town-ROWMARI, P.O.-MAJGAON, P.S.- 16.08.2018 L/0052 TALUKDAR TALUKDAR BARPETA, Dist.-Barpeta, State-ASSAM, Pin-781313 C/o-DIPAK SENGUPTA, H.No.-698, Vill/Town- NHM/SGND DR. ABHINAB DIPAK 002 GOLAGHAT, P.O.-GOLAGHAT, P.S.-GOLAGHAT, 16.08.2018 L/0081 SENGUPTA SENGUPTA Dist.-Golaghat, State-ASSAM, Pin-785621 C/o-ATANU BHATTACHAREE, H.No.-14, LATE JIBAN NHM/SGND DR. ABHISHEK Vill/Town-LANE NO 1 SONAI ROAD SILCHAR, 003 KRISHNA 16.08.2018 L/0127 ACHAREE P.O.-SILCHAR, P.S.-SILCHAR, Dist.-Cachar, State- ACHARJEE ASSAM, Pin-788005 C/o-ANIMESH SAHA, H.No.-172, Vill/Town-NEW NHM/SGND DR. ABHISHEK MARKET, P.O.-MANKACHAR, P.S.- 004 ANIMESH SAHA 16.08.2018 L/0235 SAHA MANKACHAR, Dist.-Dhubri, State-ASSAM, Pin- 783131 C/o-Mr Arun kr Saikia, H.No.-72A, Vill/Town-Niz- NHM/SGND Dr. Abinash 005 Mr Arun kr Saikia halleshwar, P.O.-Halleshwar, P.S.-Solinibari, Dist.- 16.08.2018 L/0123 Saikia Sonitpur, State-Assam, Pin-784104 C/o-Hitesh Deka, H.No.-16, Vill/Town-Guwahati, P.O.- NHM/SGND Dr. Abinash 006 Paresh Saikia Lachit Nagar, P.S.-Chandmari, Dist.-Kamrup Metro, 16.08.2018 L/0112 Saikia State-Assam, Pin-781007 C/o-Parameswaran M K, H.No.-17/405(12) sreekailas NHM/SGND Parameswaran M manapullikavu kunnathurmedu p.o, Vill/Town- 007 Dr. Agosh P 16.08.2018 L/0268 K palakkad, P.O.-palakkad, P.S.-town south, Dist.- Palakkad, State-kerala, Pin-678013 DR. C/o-LAKHI PHARMACY, H.No.-128, Vill/Town- NHM/SGND MR. ARUN 008 AKASHDEEP TALAP, P.O.-TALAP, P.S.-DOOMDOOMA, Dist.- 16.08.2018 L/0185 DUTTA DUTTA Tinsukia, State-ASSAM, Pin-786156 C/o-jashem Ali sheikh, H.No.-no house no alloted, NHM/SGND Mr. Jashem Ali 009 Dr. Aminul Haque Vill/Town-bortalowa, P.O.-dhaligaon, P.S.-dhaligaon, 16.08.2018 L/0105 sheikh Dist.-Chirang, State-assam, Pin-783385 C/o-KARTIK BALO, H.No.-40, Vill/Town-Nishigaon, NHM/SGND 010 DR. AMU BALO KARTIK BALO P.O.-Bakola, P.S.-Jamuguri, Dist.-Sonitpur, State- 16.08.2018 L/0048 Assam, Pin-784181 C/o-MANI KANTA DAS, H.No.-1031, Vill/Town- DR. NHM/SGND MANI KANTA NAHIRA GODHAPARA, P.O.-NAHIRA, P.S.- 011 ANGSHUMALA 16.08.2018 L/0051 DAS PALASHBARI, Dist.-Kamrup Rural, State-ASSAM, DEVI DAS Pin-781132 Dr. C/o-NIJARA GOGOI, H.No.-21, Vill/Town-CHUNGI NHM/SGND Late ANANTA 012 ANGSHUMITA VILLAGE, P.O.-TENGAKHAT, P.S.-TENGAKHAT, 16.08.2018 L/0215 GOGOI GOGOI Dist.-Dibrugarh, State-ASSAM, Pin-786103 C/o-Dr. Kumud Agarwal, H.No.-House no.4, byelane- NHM/SGND Mr. Ashok Kumar 4, Vill/Town-Dibrugarh, P.O.-Naliapool, P.S.- 013 Dr. Anjali Singhal 16.08.2018 L/0133 Singhal Gabrupathar, Dist.-Dibrugarh, State-Assam, Pin- 786002 C/o-SUSHIL KUMAR MEHROTRA, H.No.-D -S, 3 NHM/SGND DR. ANKIT SUSHIL KUMAR NIRALA NAGAR NEAR I.T. COLLEGE 014 16.08.2018 L/0108 MEHROTRA MEHROTRA CROSSING, Vill/Town-Lucknow, P.O.-NIRALA NAGAR, P.S.-HUSSAINGANJ, Dist.-LUCKNOW, State-Uttar Pradesh, Pin-226020 Page - 1 Provisionally shortlisted candidates for Interview for the Post of Dental Surgeon under NHM, Assam Instruction: Candidates shall bring all relevant testimonials and experience certificates in original to produce before selection committee along with a set of self attested photo copies for submission at the time of interview. Shortlisting of candidates have been done based on the information provided by the candidates and candidature is subject to verification of documents at the time of interview. Time of Interview : 10:30 AM (Reporting Time -10:00 AM) Venue : Office of the Mission Director, NHM, Assam, Saikia Commercial Complex, Christianbasti, Guwahati-5 Date of Roll No. Regd. ID Candidate's Name Father's Name Address Interview C/o-KUKIL SUT, H.No.-321, Vill/Town- NHM/SGND DR. ANKITA 015 KUKIL SUT BOKAKHAT, P.O.-BOKAKHAT, P.S.-BOKAKHAT, 16.08.2018 L/0015 BORA Dist.-Golaghat, State-Assam, Pin-785612 AMIYA C/o-AMIYA RANJAN BHATTACHARYYA, H.No.- DR. ANTARA NHM/SGND RANJAN 2, Vill/Town-FAUZDARIPATTY, P.O.-NAGAON, 016 BHATTACHAR 16.08.2018 L/0212 BHATTACHAR P.S.-SADAR, Dist.-Nagaon, State-ASSAM, Pin- YYA YYA 782001 C/o-Manoj Kumar Das, H.No.-101, Vill/Town-Niz- NHM/SGND DR. ANUBHAV 017 Manoj Kumar Das Juluki, P.O.-Barama, P.S.-Barama, Dist.-Baksa, State- 16.08.2018 L/0140 DAS Assam, Pin-781346 C/o-Late Dr. Satya Narayan Borah, H.No.-29, NHM/SGND Dr. Anuj Kumar Dr.Satya Narayan Vill/Town-Opp.Mahabhairab Police Out Post, Nikamul 018 16.08.2018 L/0217 Borah Borah ,Tezpur, P.O.-Nikamul, Tezpur, P.S.-Tezpur, Dist.- Sonitpur, State-Assam, Pin-784001 C/o-Mr PS Boro, H.No.-house number-23, swahid NHM/SGND Pramatta Singh prafulla boro path, Vill/Town-rupnagar, P.O.-Indrapur, 019 Dr. Anupam Boro 16.08.2018 L/0261 Boro P.S.-paltanbazar, Dist.-Kamrup Metro, State-assam, Pin-781032 C/o-MADHU DEKA, H.No.-18, Vill/Town- NHM/SGND DR. ANUPAM KAMAKHYA GATE,DURGASOROBAR,NEAR 020 RAMANI DEKA 16.08.2018 L/0038 DEKA NRC OFFICE, P.O.-BHARALUMUKH, P.S.- JALUKBARI, Dist.-Kamrup Metro, State-ASSAM, Pin-781009 C/o-Kailash Barman, H.No.-58, Vill/Town- NHM/SGND Dr. Anusmita Hengrabari,lichunagan,guwahati, P.O.-Hengrabari, 021 Kailash Barman 16.08.2018 L/0119 Barman P.S.-Dispur, Dist.-Kamrup Metro, State-ASSAM, Pin- 781036 C/o-CHITTA RANJAN ROY, H.No.-P58, Vill/Town- NHM/SGND DR. APURBA CHITTA BORPARA, NEAR OLD COURT, P.O.- 022 16.08.2018 L/0198 JYOTI ROY RANJAN ROY BONGAIGAON, P.S.-BONGAIGAON, Dist.- Bongaigaon, State-ASSAM, Pin-783380 C/o-Dr Sayed Md Emdad Ullah, H.No.-10B, NHM/SGND Dr Sayed Md Vill/Town-Dhubri, bidyapara, station road, ward no 10, 023 Dr. Aquib Javed 16.08.2018 L/0204 Emdad Ullah P.O.-Dhubri, P.S.-Dhubri Sadar Station, Dist.-Dhubri, State-Assam, Pin-783301 C/o-Afroj Najneen Anwar, H.No.-77a Karaya Road 1st NHM/SGND Dr. Aquila Aini Late Shamsher 024 floor, Vill/Town-kolkata, P.O.-Ballygunge, P.S.- 16.08.2018 L/0173 Anwar Anwar Karaya, Dist.-Kolkata, State-West Bengal, Pin-700019 C/o-NIKHIL KR DOLEY, H.No.-CHABOTI, NHM/SGND DR. ARCHANA NIKHIL KUMAR Vill/Town-VILLAGE NORTH LAKHIMPUR TOWN, 025 16.08.2018 L/0054 DOLEY DOLEY P.O.-CHABOTI, P.S.-LAKHIMPUR, Dist.- Lakhimpur, State-ASSAM, Pin-787001 C/o-ANUP KUMAR BARUAH, H.No.-4-B, NHM/SGND DR. ARGHA ANUP KUMAR SANDHYA APARTMENT, BONPHUL PATH, 026 16.08.2018 L/0072 BARUAH BARUAH BELTOLA ROAD, DISPUR, Vill/Town- GUWAHATI, P.O.-DISPUR, P.S.-HATIGOAN, Dist.- Kamrup Metro, State-ASSAM, Pin-781006 C/o-HABIBOOR RAHMAN, H.No.-264, Vill/Town- NHM/SGND DR. ARIFUR HABIBOOR 027 ALOPATI, P.O.-ALOPATI, P.S.-ALOPATI, Dist.- 16.08.2018 L/0070 RAHMAN RAHMAN Barpeta, State-ASSAM, Pin-781127 Page - 2 Provisionally shortlisted candidates for Interview for the Post of Dental Surgeon under NHM, Assam Instruction: Candidates shall bring all relevant testimonials and experience certificates in original to produce before selection committee along with a set of self attested photo copies for submission at the time of interview. Shortlisting of candidates have been done based on the information provided by the candidates and candidature is subject to verification of documents at the time of interview. Time of Interview : 10:30 AM (Reporting Time -10:00 AM) Venue : Office of the Mission Director, NHM, Assam, Saikia Commercial Complex, Christianbasti, Guwahati-5 Date of Roll No. Regd. ID Candidate's Name Father's Name Address Interview C/o-ashok kumar chowdhury, H.No.-pragati tower .flat NHM/SGND Dr. Arpita ashok kumar no-B129, Vill/Town-guwahati, P.O.-binovanagar, P.S.- 028 16.08.2018 L/0221 Chowdhury chowdhury fatashil ambari, Dist.-Kamrup Metro, State-assam, Pin- 781018 C/o-Abdul Kuddus Mondal, H.No.-375, Vill/Town- NHM/SGND Dr. Ashadur Abdul Kuddus 029 Jaleswar, P.O.-Jaleswar, P.S.-Lakhipur, Dist.-Goalpara, 16.08.2018 L/0180 Rahman Mondol Mondal State-Assam, Pin-783132 C/o-M ABOOBACKER, H.No.-KATTIL PEDIKA NHM/SGND ABOOBACKER HOUSE, Vill/Town-UMMINI, P.O.-DHONI POST, 030 DR. ASHIK M A 16.08.2018 L/0197 M P.S.-HEMAMBIKA NAGAR, Dist.-PALAKKAD, State-KERALA, Pin-678009 C/o-R MOHANAN PILLAI, H.No.- DR. ASWATHI NHM/SGND R MOHANAN PACKALACHUVATTIL THEKKETHIL HOUSE, 031 MOHANAN 16.08.2018 L/0160 PILLAI NO:9, Vill/Town-CHERIYANAD, P.O.- PILLAI KOLLAKADAVU, P.S.-VENMONEY, Dist.-Outside State, State-KERALA, Pin-690509 C/o-ASHOK PATIL, H.No.-RUTUJA NIVAS , PISE DR.
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