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Project Owners Project Owners S. No. Name & Address 1. Mr. Rakesh Sharma (I.A.S) Managing Director, State Infrastructure and Industrial Development Corporation of Uttarakhand Ltd. Dehradun-248001 2. The Chief Secretary Uttarakhand Urban Sector Development Investment Dehradun - 248171 3. The Municipal Commissioner Nagar Nigam Dehradun Dehradun 4. The Executive Engineer Project Management Unit Swajal Project, Dehradun 5. Dr. S. Karuna Raju, IAS Joint Commissioner Department of Rural Development and Panchayat Sas Nagar Punjab 6. Mr. Yogesh Gupta Chief Engineer (PRBDB) Punjab Roads & Bridges Development Board Chandigarh 7. Sh. Dharampal Gupta Commissioner Municipal Corporation Amritsar Amritsar 8. Sh. Sat Pal Angurala Managing Director Punjab Water Supply & Sewerage Board Chandigarh - 160019 9. Mr. Jawed Usmani Chief Secretary Public Work Department Uttar Pradesh 10. Mr. Sunil Bhardwaj Asstt. Commissioner (Estt.)II Municipal Corporation of Delhi Central Establishment Department New Delhi – 110002 11. Shri. Manoj Singh (IAS) Managing Director Paschimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd, Meerut 250001 12. Mr. R.K. Dewangan Superintending Engineer Chhattisgarh Rural Road Development Agency Raipur 13. The Commissioner Pali Municipal Council Pali 14. The Superintending Engineer Haighways Department Chennai -25 15. Mr. Yogesh Kumar Principal Secretary Land Development & Water Resources Lucknow 16. Mr. Kumar Arvind Singh Deo Principal Secretary Public Work Department Lucknow 17. The Principal Secretary, RD Department of Rural Development, Lucknow 18. The Principal Secretary Rural Engineering Services Lucknow. 19. The Principal Secretary City Development Department Lucknow. 20. Dr. Th. Munindro Singh Director Planning Department Imphal 21. The Chief Engineer, Public Work Department Imphal-795001, Manipur 22. Dr. Vijay Kumar Secretary Department of Housing, Municipal Hyderabad 500 001 23. Shri Kapa Kholie Secretary Department of Urban Development Itanagar791111 24. Shri Saraswati Prasad Pr. Secretary Department of Urban Development & PHE Guwahati 781006 25. Shri Girish Shankar Principal Secretary Department of Urban Development Patna 800015 26. Shri Jawahar Srivastava Secretary Department of Urban Administration Raipur 492001 27. Shri A.K. Acharya Secretary Department of Urban Development & Housing Panaji 403001 28. Shri B.K. Sinha Principal Secretary Department of Urban Development & Urban Housing Gandhinagar 382010 29. Shri Raj Kumar Principal Secretary Department of Urban Development Chandigarh 160017 30. Shri Deepak Sanan Principal Secretary Department of Urban Development Shimla 171002 31. Shri Suresh Kumar Secretary Department of Housing & Urban Development Srinagar - 190001 32. Shri P.K. Jajoria Principal Secretary Department of Urban Development Ranchi 834004 33. Shri Subir Hari Singh Addl. Chief Secretary (UD) Bangalore – 560001 34. Shri S.M. Vijayanand Principal Secretary Department of Local Self Government Thiruvananthapuram - 695014 35. Shri SPS Parihar Secretary Department of Urban Administration & Development Bhopal 462004 36. Smt. Malini Shankar Principal Secretary Water Supply and Sanitation Department Mumbai 400032 37. Shri Sundar Lal Singh Secretary Department of Urban Development Imphal 795001 38. Shri Prashant Naik Principal Secretary Department of Urban Affairs Shillong 793001 39. Shri P Lianhrima Secretary D/o Local Administration & Urban Development Aizwal 796001 40. Shri Norman Putsure Secretary (MAD), Deptt of Urban Develpment Kohima 797001 41. Shri Deo Ranjan Kumar Singh Principal Secretary Department of Housing & Urban Development Bhubaneshwar 751001 42. Sri S.S. Rajput Secretary D/o Local Government and IT Chandigarh 160009 43. Shri G.S. Sandhu Principal Secretary, Urban Development Jaipur 302025 44. Shri Tobjor. Dorjee, Commissioner cum Secretary Department of Urban Development & Housing Gangtok 737101 45. Sri. K. Ashok Vardhan Shetty Principal Secretary, Department of Housing & Urban Development Chennai 600009 46. Shri S.K. Roy Principal Secretary Department of Urban Development Agartala 799001 47. Shri Alok Ranjan Principal Secretary Department of Urban Development Lucknow 226001 48. Shri S. Raju Principal Secretary D/o Urban Devlpt, Local Self Govt & Housing Dehradun 49. Shri Debashis Sen Principal Secretary Department of Urban Development Kolkata 700001 50. Dr. Subhasg C. Khuntia, IAS Principal Secretary to Government Public works, Ports & Inland Water transport Dept. Bangalore- 560001 51. The Executive Engineer Public Works Department Bulandshahr, 52. Shri Ved Prakash Commissioner Gwalior 53. The Executive Engineer Provincial Division, P.W.D., Prabudhnagar 54. The Superintending Engineer Public Works Department Allahabad (UP) 55. The Managing Director Haryana Police Housing Corporation Limited Panchkula 56. Mr. D.K. Chaurasia G.M. cum C.E. Jharkhand State Electrcicity Board Jamshedpur 57. The Chief General Manger Madhya Pradesh Rural Road Development Authority Bhopal – 462004 58. The Managing Director Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam Ltd. Dehradun 59. Dr P V Jaganmohan Housing Commissioner UP Housing & Development Board Luckhnow – 226001 60. Mr Vivek Pratap Singh Commissioner Municipal Corporation Chandigarh Chandigarh 61. Commander works Engineer (AF) (North Bellary Road, JC Nagar (PO) Bangalore - 06 62. Commander Works Engineer (Suburb) Military Engineer Services Kolkata(W.B)- 700120 63. Garrison Engineer (I) Blair-744102, Andman & Nicobar Islands 64. The Chief Engineer Miltary Engineer Services Jaipur- 302006 65. Asst Garrison Engineer (I) Along, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin 908005 66. Mr. Rakesh Kumar Mudgal Assistant Engineer Rajasthan Urban Infrastructure Development Project, Dholpur 67. Mr. Shiv Ram Soni Junior Engineer Rajasthan Urban Infrastructure Development Project, Mount Abu, Rajasthan 68. Mr. Brij Mohan Garg Executive Engineer Uttakhand Urban Sector Development Investment Program, Dehradun 69. Mr. Mohammed Kaleem Agha Executive Engineer Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development & Finance Corporation, Bangalore 70. Mr. Shankaragouda Lingaraj Patil Assistant Executive Engineer Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development & Finance Corporation, Bangalore 71. Mr. Kumara Swamy H Assistant Executive Engineer Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Dev & Finance Corporation, Bangalore 72. Mr. Shivakanth Topanna Khombe Chief Engineer Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Dev & Finance Corporation, Bangalore 73. Mr. G M Mallikarjuna Assistant Executive Engineer Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Dev & Finance Corporation, Bangalore 74. Mr. Devendra Lxman Tergaon Executive Engineer Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Dev & Finance Corporation, Bangalore 75. Mr. Deepinder Sandhu Civil Engineer Punjab Heritage and Tourism Promotion Board, Chandigarh 76. Mr. Krishna Kumar Rastogi Water Supply & Waste Water Mgt. Engineer Uttakhand Urban Sector Development Investment Program, Dehradun 77. Mr. Sunil Kumar Jain Project Manager Uttakhand Urban Sector Dev Dehradun 78. Mr. Anwar Ali Khan Water Supply & Waste Water Mgt. Engineer Uttakhand Urban Sector Dev Investment Program, Dehradun 79. Mr. Sunil Kumar Agarwal Deputy Program Director Uttakhand Urban Sector Dev Dehradun 80. Mr. Narendra Singh Bisht Executive Engineer ADB Unit, Uttarakhand Peyjal Nigam, Nainital 81. Mr. Narinder Rohmetra Project Manager, JKUSDIP, Jammu Economic Reconstruction Agency, Jammu & Kashmir 82. Mr. Mallikarjun Sajjan Executive Engineer Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Dev & Finance Corporation, Bangalore 83. Mr. S. K. Bansal Chief Engineer (Urban) National Capital Region Planning Board(NCRPB), New Delhi 84. Mr. Randhir Singh Superintending Engineer (Karnal) National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB), New Delhi 85. Mr. Paramjeet Singh Executive Engineer (Urban) National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB), New Delhi 86. Mr. R. K. Garg Executive Engineer (Sohna) National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB), New Delhi 87. Mr. Kerborlang Kharumnuid Additional Project Director State Investment Program Management & Shillong 88. Mr. Vijai Kumar Chaurasia Deputy Advisor (PHEF) The Central Public Health and Environmental Engineering Organisation(CPHEEO) New Delhi 89. Mr. Dibya Gurung Assistant Engineer State Investment and Project Management and Implementation Unit,(SIPMIU), Shillong 90. Mr. Chura Mani Khatiwara Project Engineer SIPMIU, Urban Development & Housing Department, Gangtok 91. Mr. Lalmachhuana Superintending Engineer Sewerage & Sanitation Circle, Public Health Engineer Department, Mizoram 92. Mr. Lalhruaia Executive Engineer Sewerage & Sanitation Circle, Public Health Engineer Department, Mizoram 93. Mr. Pawan Kumar Dy. Project Director Bihar Urban Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd. Patna 94. The Chief Engineer HQ CE (AF), CE(AF) No.2 DC Area, MES Road, Yaswant Pur, Bangalore - 22 95. The Chief Engineer HQ CE Bathinda Zone, Bathinda Mil Stn, Bhatinda - 151 004 96. The Chief Engineer HQ CE, Chandigarh Zone, 'N' Area, Airpur Road, Chandigarh - 160 003 97. The Chief Engineer HQ CE, Jalandhar Zone, Jalandhar Cantt, Jalandhar 98. The Chief Engineer HQ CE, Pathankot Zone, Gurdaspur Road, Opp Sanik Mandir, Pathankot - 145 001 99. The Chief Engineer HQ CE (AF), Air Force Stn, Udhampur Zone, Udhampur - 182 121 100. The Chief Engineer HQ CE, Pune Zone, Cant, Pune - 411 001 101. The Chief Engineer HQ CE Jaipur Zone, Power House Road, Banipark, Jaipur - 302 006 102. The Chief Engineer HQ CE Jabalpur Zone, Bhagat Marg, Cant, Jabalpur - 482 001 103. The Chief Engineer HQ CE Bareilly Zone, Sarvatra Bhawa]n, Station road, Cant, Bareilly - 243 001 104. The Chief Engineer HQ CE Lucknow Zone,
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