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List of Borrowers Availing Interest Subsidized Loan As of Ashad End 2078 LIST OF BORROWERS AVAILING INTEREST SUBSIDIZED LOAN AS OF ASHAD END 2078 व्यवशायिक कृ यि तथा पशुपꅍछी कर्ाा S.N BORROWER NAME PROVINCE DISTRICT LOCAL BODY 1 A CLASS KRISHI TATHA PASHUPANCHHI FIRM PROVINCE-5 Dang Tulsipur Sub Metropolitian City 2 A ONE PASHUPANCHHI TATHA MATSYA FARM PROVINCE-5 Rupandehi Tilottama Municipality 3 A TO Z BANGUR TATHA KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Sindhuli Golanjor Rural Municipality 4 AADHUNIK KRISI TATHA PASHUPANKSHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Sindhuli Golanjor Rural Municipality 5 AAGYA MULTIPURPOSE AGRO FARM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Ratnanagar Municipality 6 AAHANA AGROFORESTRY AND RESEARCH CENTER PVT.LTD. PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitian City 7 AAMA CHHORI AGRO FARM PROVINCE-5 Rupandehi Sainamaina Municipality 8 AAMCHOWK PHALPHUL TATHA KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-1 Ilam Ilam Municipality 9 AAMDADA BAKHRA FARM PROVINCE-3 Dhading Jwalamukhi Rural Municipality 10 AARAMBHA EKIKRIT KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-5 Rupandehi Suddhodhan Rural Municipality 11 AARATI GAIPALAN FIRM PROVINCE-4 Syangja Bhirkot Municipality 12 AARUSH KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Bhaktapur Suryabinayak Municipality 13 AARYA BHAISIPALAN FIRM PROVINCE-2 Parsa Parsagadhi Municipality 14 AASTHA BAHUDESIYA KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-7 Kailali Dhangadhi Sub Metropolitian City 15 AASUTOSH PASHUPALAN FIRM PROVINCE-5 Rupandehi Butwal Sub Metropolitian City 16 AAUSELUCHAUR KRISHI TATHA PASHUPANKCHI FIRM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 17 AAYUS JUNAR UTPADAN KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Sindhuli Golanjor Rural Municipality 18 AAYUSHA POULTRY FIRM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 19 ABHISHEK AKIKRIT KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-5 Rupandehi Suddhodhan Rural Municipality 20 ABHISHEK HATCHERY MACHHA FIRM PROVINCE-2 Bara Kalaiya Sub Metropolitian City 21 ABHIYAN KRISHI BIKASH KENDRA PVT LTD PROVINCE-1 Okhaldhunga Siddhicharan Municipality 22 ACHARYA BAHUUDASHYA KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 23 ACHARYA PASHUPANCHHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 24 ADHIKARI AGRICULTURE FIRM PROVINCE-4 Tanahu Bhanu Municipality 25 ADHIKARI BAKHARA PALAN FIRM PROVINCE-6 Dailekh Bhairabi Rural Municipality 26 ADHIKARI KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Dolakha Shailung Rural Municipality 27 ADHIKARI POULTRY FIRM PROVINCE-4 Syangja Bhirkot Municipality 28 ADHIKHOLA PASHUPANCHHI TATHA KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-4 Syangja Bhirkot Municipality 29 AGRI PURE PVT. LTD PROVINCE-1 Sunsari Barahachhetra Municipality 30 AGRILDS AGRO PRIVATE LIMITED PROVINCE-2 Mahottari Manara Shisawa Municipality 31 AJIT KRISHI TATHA PASHU PANCHHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Makwanpur Bagmati Rural Municipality 32 AKLESH PASHUPALAN FIRM PROVINCE-2 Parsa Bahudarmai Municipality 33 ALE PASHU FARM PROVINCE-5 Kapilbastu 0 34 ALEX KRISHI TATHA PASHUPALAN FARM PROVINCE-4 Nawalparasi East Kawasoti Municipality 35 ALPHA KRISHI TATHA PASHUPANCHHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Dhading Siddhalek Rural Municipality 36 AMBIKA ENTERPRISES PROVINCE-3 Dhading Benighat Rorang Rural Municipality 37 AMIT KRISHI MULTI AGRO FARM PVT.LTD PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 38 AMRIT KRISHI PASHU TATHA KUKHURA FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 39 AMY PASHUPANCHHI TATHA KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 40 ANKITA AND AMRITA PASUPALAN FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Machhapuchchhre Rural Municipality 41 ANNAPURNA MATSAY TATHA PASHUPANCHHI PALAN KENDRA PROVINCE-2 Dhanusa Laxminiya 42 ANNAPURNA SAFAL KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 43 ANUBHAV PASHUPALAN TATHA KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Budhanilkhantha Municipality 44 ANUGRAHA KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Dhading Nilkhantha Municipality 45 ANUSHA POULTRY FIRM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 46 ANUSKA KUKHURA FIRM PROVINCE-4 Gorkha Palungtar Municipality 47 APSARA PASHU TATHA KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Sindhupalchok Helambu Rural Municipality 48 ARGHAUN KALIKA MULTI AGRO FARM PVT.LTD PROVINCE-4 Nawalparasi East Kawasoti Municipality 49 ARJUN PHALPHUL TATHA PASHU PANKSHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Sindhuli Golanjor Rural Municipality 50 ARMAN JUNAR SUNTALA TATHA TARKARI FARM PROVINCE-3 Sindhuli Golanjor Rural Municipality 51 AROGYA EKIKRIT PASUPANCHI TATHA KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 52 ARUN AND ANIL KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Tokha Municipality 53 ARUN KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-1 Jhapa Birtamod Municipality 54 ARYAL KRISHI TATHA PASHUPANCHHI FIRM PROVINCE-4 Syangja Bhirkot Municipality 55 ATS POULTRY FARM PROVINCE-3 Kavrepalanchok Panauti Municipality 56 B M KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-5 Dang Ghorahi Sub Metropolitian City 57 B. AND B. KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-1 Jhapa Barhadashi Rural Municipality 58 B.G. AGRICULTURE PVT. LTD. PROVINCE-5 Dang Ghorahi Sub Metropolitian City 59 BABA HALESHI ARGYANIK CHIYA UDHYOG PROVINCE-1 Ilam Suryodaya Municipality 60 BABIN KRISHI TATHA PASHUPANCHHI FIRM PROVINCE-4 Myagdi Mangala Rural Municipality 61 BABURAM THARU PROVINCE-5 Bardiya Bansgadhi Municipality LIST OF BORROWERS AVAILING INTEREST SUBSIDIZED LOAN AS OF ASHAD END 2078 62 BAISHAKHE MAHADEV KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 DOLAKHA Baiteshwor 63 BAL KUMAR KUKHURA FIRM PROVINCE-4 Tanahu Myagde Rural Municipality 64 BALAKHU SUNKOSHI KRISHI FARM PVT LTD PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Kageshwori Manahara Municipality 65 BALMIKI KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Madi Municipality 66 BANIYA PASHU PANCHI FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 67 BARAHMAI KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Kathmandu Metropolitian City 68 BARAL KRISHI FARM PRIVATE LIMITED PROVINCE-5 Rupandehi Butwal Sub Metropolitian City 69 BARMELI PASHUPALAN TATHA KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 70 BASANTA KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Sindhupalchok Choutara Sangachowkgadhi Municipality 71 BASKOTA KRISHI TATHA PASHUPALAN PVT. LTD PROVINCE-1 Jhapa Mechinagar Municipality 72 BASNET KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-1 Morang Rangeli Municipality 73 BASNET POULTRY FIRM PROVINCE-5 Dang Ghorahi Sub Metropolitian City 74 BASTOLA POULTRY FIRM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 75 BAUDH MAN BASNET PROVINCE-1 Morang Belbari Municipality 76 BAURENI BHAISI TATHA KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-4 Syangja Putalibazar Municipality 77 BAYARGHARI AGRO FIRM PROVINCE-4 Syangja Bhirkot Municipality 78 BEDKOT KRISHI TATHA PASHUPANCHHI UTPADAN FIRM PROVINCE-7 Kanchanpur Bedkot Municipality 79 BEGAM KUTANI PISANI PELANI MIL PROVINCE-5 Pyuthan Aairawati Rural Municipality 80 BEL MAYA GURUNG PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Tarakeshwor Municipality 81 BHAGAWATI BAHUDESHYA KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-4 Nawalparasi East Kawasoti Municipality 82 BHAGAWATI KRISHI TATHA PASHUPANCHHI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Sindhuli Tinpatan Rural Municipality 83 BHAGAWATI POULTRY AND AGRO FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 84 BHAGWANSTHAN BAHUDESIYA DAIRY FIRM PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Kirtipur Municipality 85 BHANDARI GAI BHAISI FIRM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 86 BHANDARI KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 87 BHATT BAKHRA PALAN FARM PROVINCE-7 Kanchanpur Bhimdatta Municipality 88 BHATTARAI GAI FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Pokhara Metropolitian City 89 BHATTARAI KRISHI BYABASAYA PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 90 BHIM BAHADUR THARU PROVINCE-5 Bardiya Gulariya Municipality 91 BHIMESHWOR KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Bhaktapur Suryabinayak Municipality 92 BHUJEL KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Chandragiri Municipality 93 BHUSAL KRISHI TATHA PASHUPANKHSI FIRM PROVINCE-5 Arghakhanchi Sandhikharka Municipality 94 BHUSAL PASHU FARM PROVINCE-4 Nawalparasi East Devchuli Municipality 95 BHUSAL POULTRY FARMING NEPAL PROVINCE-5 Rupandehi Sainamaina Municipality 96 BIDDHYAPATI YEKIKRIT KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-4 Parbat Ranipani 97 BIDHYALAXMI KRISHI FIRM PROVINCE-1 Jhapa Birtamod Municipality 98 BIJAYA BAHADUR TIWARI PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Bharatpur Metropolitian City 99 BIKALPA KUKHURA FIRM PROVINCE-4 Tanahu Bhanu Municipality 100 BIKASH POULTRY FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Machhapuchchhre Rural Municipality 101 BILAMI BAKHRA PALAN FARM PROVINCE-7 Achham Sanphebagar Municipality 102 BINDAS BHAISHI PALAN FARM PROVINCE-3 Sindhuli Phikkal Rural Municipality 103 BINDHYA BATAI KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-7 Kanchanpur Bhimdatta Municipality 104 BINOD MACHHA FIRM PROVINCE-2 Parsa Parsagadhi Municipality 105 BIR KRISHI FARM PVT LTD PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Kageshwori Manahara Municipality 106 BISHNU POULTRY FARM TATHA TARKARI K PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Tarakeshwor Municipality 107 BISHWANATH MAHATO PROVINCE-1 Sunsari Gadhi Rural Municipality 108 BMB POULTRY FIRM PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Ratnanagar Municipality 109 BUDATHOKI NURSERY TATHA FALFUL UDHYOG PROVINCE-3 Sindhuli Phikkal Rural Municipality 110 BUDDHA MAYA PRADHAN PROVINCE-1 Ilam Suryodaya Municipality 111 BUDDHI NATH THARU PROVINCE-5 Bardiya Gulariya Municipality 112 BUDHATHOKI KRISHI FARM PRIVATE LIMITED PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Tokha Municipality 113 CHADANI AGRO FIRM PROVINCE-7 Kailali Ghodaghodi Municipality 114 CHAHANA KRISHI TATHA PASHUPALAN FIRM PROVINCE-4 Syangja Bhirkot Municipality 115 CHAKMAKE BHAISI FARM PROVINCE-4 Kaski Madi Rural Municipality 116 CHANDRAGIRI AGRO FEEDS AND POULTRY PVT. LTD. PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Chandragiri Municipality 117 CHANDRAGIRI GAI FARM PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Chandragiri Municipality 118 CHAUDHARY AGRO FIRM PROVINCE-5 Rupandehi Om Satiya Rural Municipality 119 CHAULAGAIN KRISHI FARM PROVINCE-3 Kathmandu Chandragiri Municipality 120 CHHABILAL THARU PROVINCE-5 Bardiya Gulariya Municipality 121 CHINTAMANI GAI BHAISI FIRM PROVINCE-4 Myagdi Beni Municipality 122 CHITRE AGRO FIRM PROVINCE-1 Udayapur Rautamai Rural Municipality 123 CHITWAN ARGANIC MATSYA PHARM P.LTD. PROVINCE-3 Chitawan Rapti Municipality 124 CHULIDEVI AGRICULTURE FARM
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