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BLO Information 2019-2020 BLO Information 2019-2020 AC PS District AC Name Name of PS Name of BLO Contact No No No Samsing High School Room 1 Kurti Line,Samsing 9932550095 Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 1 Sri Ashok Subba TG Samsing High School Room 2 Kurti Line,Samsing Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 2 Sri Amir Bhujel 7407719782 TG Samsing Cha Bagan 1No. B.F.P School (D.P.E.P.) Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 3 Sri Subhas Sharma 8972871083 Room 1 Samsing Cha Bagan 1No. B.F.P School (D.P.E.P.) Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 4 Sri Sudeep Rai 9593636473 Room 2 Samasing Cha Bagan 2No B.F.P. School (D.P.E.P.) Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 5 Sri Rojan Pradhan 9733320692 Room 1, Lower Line, Samsing TG Samasing Cha Bagan 2No B.F.P. School (D.P.E.P.) Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 6 Sri Amit Bardewa 9635434937 Room 2, Lower Line, Samsing TG Yongtong Cha Bagan B.F.P. School (D.P.E.P.) Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 7 Sri Adore Chhetri 9434328254 Basa Line,Yong Tong TG Smt. Sakuntala Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 8 Yongtong T.G, Sardi Line S.S.K, Godam Line 9474422458 Kujur Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 9 Murti Cha Bagan Amtala S.S.K. ,Sardi Line Sri Bishnu Baitha 9775480477 Murti Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay ,Factory Mary Oliva Sharma Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 10 9126035317 Line (Oraon) Matiali T.G. Puca Line S.S.K. ,Pucca line , Matiali Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 11 Smt. Victoria Kindo 9734189218 TG Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 12 Matiali Cha Bagan Factory Line ICDS Centre Smt. Hema Kujur 9593808133 Smt. Sadhana Matiali Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay , Factory Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 13 Bhattacharjee 9775870593 Line Matiali TG,Santi Nagar Line, Matiali TG (Karmakar) Matiali T.G. Prem Nagar Line I.C.D.S. Centre Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 14 Rimi Minj 7797159954 ,Prem Nagar Line, Matiali T.G. Matiali Bazar Colony Primary School ,(Amtala) Smt. Sunita Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 15 9641795360 Matiali Hat Chakrabortty Chalouni Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay , School Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 16 Sidarth Kami 9647722733 line, Chalouni TG Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 17 Sai M.S.K. , Purbey Line, Chalouni TG Sri Bikash Pradhan 9647817518 Chalouni Cha Bagan S.S.K. Center ,Bhadu Line, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 18 kakuli Paul (Sarkar) 7063104811 Chalouni TG Chalouni T.G. I.T.D.P. Prathamik Bidyalay ,Naya Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 19 Smt. Rupa Lakra 7407279713 Line, Chalouni TG Engo Cha Bagan B.F.P. School , School Line. Engo Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 20 Smt. Sampa De 9832009303 TG Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 21 Indira S.S.K. ,Neora Line, Zurantee TG Smt. Sushila Thapa 7584023379 Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 22 Mandira S.S.K. ,Dele Line, Zurantee TG Smt. Sushila Ekka 8670733491 Zurrantee Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay ,Budhu Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 23 Sri Puran Naik 9679306666 Line,Zurantee TG Zurrantee Cha Bagan Pampa S.S.K. Room 1, Smt. Basanti Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 24 8670733495 Office Tila Line, Zurantee TG Tamang Zurrantee Cha Bagan Pampa S.S.K. Room 2, Smt. Dipsikha Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 25 9800528157 Office Tila Line, Zurantee TG Chhetri Nagaisuree Cha Bagan 22 No. Line Prathamik Sri Nanda Kr. Chik Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 26 8670467813 Bidyalay ,22No. Line, Nagaisuree TG Baraik BLO Information 2019-2020 AC PS District AC Name Name of PS Name of BLO Contact No No No Nagaisuree Cha Bagan Mandakini S.S.K. ,Staff Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 27 Smt. Laila Darjee 9733443215 Qtrs. Line,Nagaisuree TG Nagaisuree T.G. Workers Club SSK ,Nagaisuree Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 28 Smt. Rekha Mahato 9609827189 TG Dokan Line Nagaisuree Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay,Tanti Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 29 Sri Binod Oraon 9593678268 Line,Nagaisuree TG Matiali Public Library ,Matiali Hat, East side of Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 30 Mina Khatun 9775702686 P.W.D. Road Matiali Rashtrabhasha Hindi Prathamik Bidyalay Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 31 Smt. Ratna Shil 8436394246 Room 1, Pahari Patty, Matiali Hat Matiali Rashtrabhasha Hindi Prathamik Bidyalay 9932811419 Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 32 Sri Parimal Sarkar Room 2, Pahari Patty, Matiali Hat 9733069128 Smt.Rita Dev Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 33 Matiali High School ,Matiali Hat 9641816565 Mandal Matiali Junior High School for Girls Room 1, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 34 Smt Santana Roy 7872427073 Indong TG Matiali Junior High School for Girls Room 2, Smt. Chandra Rekha Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 35 8016000799 Indong TG Pramanik Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 36 Mother Teresa S.S.K, Chalsa T.G , Chalsa T.G Smt. Birsho Tirkey 9593059245 Chalsa Cha Bagan B.F.P. School Room 1,Dara Sri Bibek Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 37 9734082323 Line, Chalsa TG, Biswakarma Chalsa Cha Bagan B.F.P. School Room 2,Dara Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 38 Charia Tirkey 9647712218 Line, Chalsa TG Indong Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay(D.P.E.P.) Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 39 Smt. Anima Soy 8670120081 ,Harak Line (Near Factory), Indong TG Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 40 Sakuntala SSk,Ambachapal Line Smt. Sima Barua 9593258347 Indong Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay (D.P.E.P.) smt Dayamanti Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 41 8436908456 ,Jungle Line, Indong TG Dhanwar Roy Killcott Cha Bagan Hindi Prathamik Bidyalay Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 42 Smt. Suchita Toppo 9547486826 (D.P.E.P.) Room 1,Basa Line, Kilcott TG Killcott Cha Bagan Hindi Prathamik Bidyalay Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 43 Sri Kartick Oraon 9733192102 (D.P.E.P.) Room 2,Basa Line, Kilcott TG Killcott Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay Room Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 44 Shipra Sarkar 9733003253 1,near Factory, Kilcott TG Killcott Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay Room Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 45 Smt. Lalita Tiroo 8972082411 2,near Factory, Kilcott TG Aibheel Cha Bagan Primary School (DPEP) Smt. Swapna Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 46 9733382423 ,Hospital Line, Aibheel TG Karmakar Aibheel TG Junior High School ,Hospital Line, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 47 Blandina Kino 9733320639 Aibheel TG Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 48 Aibheel Cha Bagan SSK ,Lucas line Aibheel TG Smt. Sunita Topno 7076909883 Sathkhaiya T.G. Junior High School Room Smt. Shrabani 9434258517 Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 49 1,Dokan Line, Sathkhaiya TG Sarkar Sathkhaiya T.G. Junior High School Room Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 50 Sachin Darnal 8145702597 2,Dokan Line, Sathkhaiya TG Dangee Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay ,Adarsha Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 51 smt Renuka Thakur 8016176345 Nagar Line, Sathkhaiya TG BLO Information 2019-2020 AC PS District AC Name Name of PS Name of BLO Contact No No No Matiali Thana Lamps , Parimal Mitra Nagar, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 52 Smt. Sumitra Tigga 9734033937 Chalsa Mahabari Madhumita Guha Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 53 Agriculture Office ,Chalsa, Chalsa Golai 9733080152 Roy Chalasa Shalabani Granthagar,Club Para, Chalsa Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 54 Pabitra Rasili Sarkar 9609402821 Mahabari Nich Chalsa Prathamik Bidyalay ,PWD Para, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 55 Smt. Anju Sherpa 7407048377 Chalsa Mahabari Mahabari Basti NepaliPrathamik Bidyalay Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 56 Sri Bikash Oraon 9733155397 ,Mahabari Basti,Chalsa Mahabari Chalsa Gayanath Bidyapith (Uchcha madhyamik) Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 57 Smt. Soma Sarkar 9733130833 Room 1, High School Para, Mangalbari Chalsa Gayanath Bidyapith (Uchcha madhyamik) Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 58 Sri Subrata Barua 9609848789 Room 2, High School Para, Mangalbari Chalsa Mahabari S.C. Abaitanik Prathamik Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 59 Smt.Julee Ghosh 7501315479 Bidyalay , Magalbari Bazar Mangalbari Basty Prathamik Bidyalay Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 60 Sefali Das 8972184103 ,Mangalbari Mangalbari Busty Community Hall ,Mangalbari Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 61 Sri Baidynath Soren 9474846686 Basti Smt. Sabita Das Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 62 Nabadeep SSK 8016990253 (Roy) Batabari Cha Bagan B.F.P. School ,Gudam Line, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 63 Sushita Mahali 8170957111 Batabari TG Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 64 Batabari T.G. S.S.K. Centre ,Batabari TG Sri. Tulshi Paswan 9800824537 Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 65 I.C.D.S. Center, Mithaidhura , Khariar Bander Smt. Flora Minz 8348472949 Nakhati Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay Room Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 66 Smt. Rita Kandulna 7407130962 1,Gudam line, Nakhati TG Nakhati Cha Bagan Prathamik Bidyalay Room Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 67 Smt. Nirmala Lama 9564169164 2,Gudam line, Nakhati TG Soongachi Tea Garden B.F.P. School Room Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 68 Smt. Nalwanti Paik 9547167187 1,Basa Line, Soongachi TG Soongachi Tea Garden B.F.P. School Room Smt. Nobertha Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 69 9593340913 2,Basa Line, Soongachi TG Kerketta Parimal Mitra Smriti Mahavidyalaya ,16 No. Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 70 Sri. Rama Munda 9002304829 Line, Soongachi TG Aibheel Baisa Line Primary School Room 1, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 71 Smt. Ranjana Roy 8509824736 Khudiram Pally, Neora Majhiali Aibheel Baisa Line Primary School Room 2, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 72 Smt. Dilara Khanam 9153342302 Khudiram Pally, Neora Majhiali Bataigol Busty Prathamik Bidyalay ,Bataigol Smt. Pampa Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 73 8927584717 Basty, Neora Majhiali Adhikari (Barman) Bagiladhura Prathamik Bidyalay ,Digaltari, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 74 Latika Roy 7557825826 Salbari Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 75 Neora Majhiali I.T.D.P. School ,Neora Majhiali Smt. Purnima Malo 6294280952 Khariar Bandar Nandeshwari Prathamik Bidyalay Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 76 Smt Miti Biswas 9002996852 ,Gobra Basty, Salbari BLO Information 2019-2020 AC PS District AC Name Name of PS Name of BLO Contact No No No Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 77 Netaji Janashiksha Kendra ,Purba Dhura, Salbari Smt. Julekha Khatun 9679168639 Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 78 Salbari 3 No. B.F.P. School ,Salbari Smt. Mausumi Roy 8972578188 Neora Majhiali B.F.P. School, Danga Para ,Danga Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 79 Sablu Hussain 9932463163 Para, Mathachulka Barmadhura Prathamik Bidyalay , Barmadhura, Jalpaiguri 21 Nagrakata(ST) 80 Sri Bimal Oraon 8967197224 Mathachulka Khalpara I.C.D.S.
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