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Talephone Numbers of Jalpaiguri TALEPHONE NUMBERS OF JALPAIGURI TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF GRAM PANCHAYAT OFFICERS Block Gram Panchayat Office Residence Fax Sadar Baropatia Nutanbos 03561-280599 Sadar Patkatta 03561-202055 Sadar Arabinda 03561-255692 Sadar Paharpur 03561-256409 Sadar Belakoba 03561-200210 Kharia 03561-277615 Sadar 03561-277915 Sadar Goral bari 03561-277814 Mandalghat 03561-231865 Sadar 03561-202503 Sadar Boalmari Nandanpur 03561-270114 Sadar Nagar Berubari 03561-274228 Sadar Kharija Berubari-I 03561-200129 Sadar Kharija Berubari-II 03561-274223 Sadar South Berubari 03561-263204 Bahadur 03561-280249 Sadar 03561-202505 Rajganj Dabgram -I 0353-259046 Rajganj Dabgram -II 0353-2597240 Rajganj Fulbari -I 0352-2695733 Rajganj Fulbari -II 0353-2568155 Rajganj Sanyasikata 03561-240343 Rajganj Majhiali 03561-248119 Rajganj Binnaguri 03561-244065 Rajganj Mantadari 9474013239 Rajganj Shikarpur 03561-240264 Rajganj Panikouri 03561-254246 Rajganj Shukhani 03561-254245 Rajganj Kukurjan 03561-280252 Maynaguri Saptibari-I 9800476620 Maynaguri Saptibari-II 03561-288860 Maynaguri Burnish 03561-208405 03561-658754 Maynaguri Maynaguri 03561-233129 Maynaguri Churabhandar 9932173868 Maynaguri Madhabdanga-I 03561-233131 Maynaguri Madhabdanga-II 03561-272059 Maynaguri Padamati-I 03561-272030 Maynaguri Padamati-II 03561-204297 Maynaguri Dharmapur 03561-280243 Maynaguri Ramsai 03561-275240 Maynaguri Amguri 03561-206552 03561-280464 Maynaguri Domohani-I 03561-233145 Maynaguri Domohani-II 03561-268125 Maynaguri Khagrabari-I 03561-233141 Maynaguri Khagrabari-II 03561-233146 Dhupguri Banarhat-I 03563-252149 Dhupguri Banarhat-II 03563-252418 Dhupguri Barogharia 9635524998 9832084849 Dhupguri Binnaguri 03563-259174 Dhupguri Chamurchi 03563-258101 Dhupguri Gadhearkuthi 9647729408 9733241545 Dhupguri Gadong-I 9735981833 9832542697 Dhupguri Gadong-II 9733120765 9735938547 Dhupguri Jharaltagram-I 03563-273212 Dhupguri Jharaltagram-II 9775488644 9593705610 Dhupguri Magurimari-i 9734970803 9733127279 Dhupguri Magurimari-II 03563-250086 Dhupguri Sakoyajhara-I 03563-233262 Dhupguri Sakoyajhara-II 9002430841 9832488459 9232455339 Dhupguri Salbari-I 03563-246041 Dhupguri Salbari-II 03563-246004 Malbazar Bagrakote 03562-282452 Malbazar Oodlabari 03562-250245 Malbazar Damdim 03562-221342 Malbazar Rangamuttee 03562-257059 Malbazar Tesimla 03562-255147 Malbazar Kumlai 03562-240240 Malbazar Chengmari 03562-282195 Malbazar Kranti 03562-265223 Malbazar Rajadanga 03562-282314 Malbazar Chapadanga 03562-282524 Malbazar Moulani 03562-268069 Malbazar Lataguri 03562-266233 Matiali Matiali Batabari-I 03562-260227 03562-260227 Matiali Matiali Batabari-II 03562-260206 03562-260206 Matiali Bidhanagar 03561-282487 Matiali Indong Matiali 03562-242540 03562-242540 Matiali Matialihat 03562-242552 03562-242552 Nagrakata Angrabhasa-I 9733387726 Nagrakata Angrabhasa-II 9775882056 Nagrakata Sulkapara 03565-272049 Nagrakata Champaguri 03565-272724 Nagrakata Looksan 03565-276135 Falakata Guabarnagar 9832529668 Falakata Jateswar-I 03563-243239 Falakata Jateswar-II 03563-243223 Falakata Deogaon 03563-284213 Falakata Salkumar 03563-284028 Falakata Mairadanga 03563-284774 Falakata Falakata-I 03563-260319 Falakata Falakata-II 03563-260280 Falakata Parangerpara 03563-260287 Falakata Dhanirampur-I 03563-264028 Falakata Dhanirampur-Ii 03563-284912 Falakata Dalgaon 03563-268171 Madarihat-Birpara Sisujhumra 03563-264458 Madarihat-Birpara Bandapani 9832524259 Madarihat-Birpara Birpara-I 03563-266129 Madarihat-Birpara Birpara-II 03563-284375 Madarihat-Birpara Lankapara 9832064211 Madarihat-Birpara Khairbari 03563-220145 Madarihat-Birpara Rangalibazna 03563-220112 Madarihat-Birpara Madarihat 03563-262245 Madarihat-Birpara Hanatapara 9733180879 Madarihat-Birpara Totopara-Ballguri 03563-286058 Alipurduar-I Mathura 03566-246410 Alipurduar-I Tapshikhata 03566-255992 Alipurduar-I Parerpar 03566-255992 Alipurduar-I Banchukamari 03566-255168 Alipurduar-I Vivekananda-I 03564-255613 Alipurduar-I Vivekananda-II 03564-255320 Alipurduar-I Shalkumar-I 03566-255352 Alipurduar-I Shalkumar-Ii 03566-255488 Alipurduar-I Purba Kathalbari 03566-255201 Alipurduar-I Patlakhawa 03566-255578 Alipurduar-I Chakowakheti 03566-246362 Alipurduar-II Bhatibari 03564-222212 Alipurduar-II Chaprarpar-I 03564-255539 Alipurduar-II Chaprarpar-II 03564-255632 Alipurduar-II Kohonoor 9333316188 Alipurduar-II Mahakalguri 03564-240409 Alipurduar-II Majherdabri 03564-220341 Alipurduar-II Parokata 03564-200140 Alipurduar-II Shamukhtala 03564-240190 Alipurduar-II Tatpara-I 03564-224272 Alipurduar-II Tatpara-II 03564-200286 Alipurduar-II Turturi 03564-289035 Kumargram N.K.S. 03564-252406 Kumargram Kumargram 03564-252305 Kumargram Chengmari 03564-252634 Kumargram Volkabarobhisa-I 03564-263242 Kumargram Volkabarobhisa-II 03564-263203 Kumargram Khoardanga- 03564-200287 Kumargram Khoardanga-I 03564-200288 Kumargram Kamakhyaguri-I 03564-209016 Kumargram Kamakhyaguri-II 03564-260308 Kumargram Rydak Kumargram Turturikhanda Kalchini Jaigaon-I 03566-263281 Kalchini Jaigaon-II 03566-263253 Kalchini Dalsing Para 03566-256200 Kalchini Malangi 03566-256264 Kalchini Satali 03566-244206 Kalchini Mendabari 03566-244221 Kalchini Latabari 03566-240320 Kalchini Chuapara 03566-241507 Kalchini Kalchini 03566-241303 Kalchini Garoapara 03566-286146 Kalchini Rajabhatkhaowa 9475249278 9932730386.
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