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Monthly List of Langar Fund Donors Haridwar May Report Updated On:- 14 SEP 2018 Sr.No Reg.No Monthly List of Langar Fund Donors Haridwar May Report Updated on:- 14 SEP 2018 Sr.No Reg.No. Month Date Name Occasion Donor(s) Address 1 155 May 1 SHRI ANUP KUMAR BIRTHDAY SHRI ANUP KUMAR . -- CHHIBBER CHHIBBER 2 360 May 1 MR. SUNIL KAPUR BIRTHDAY DR. & MRS. KARAMBIR 10 THE DRIVE KAPUR LONDON E-18, 2BJ U.K. 3 1887 May 1 SH. NARINDER PARKASH IN MEMORY SMT. NIRMAL DATTA DATTA'S N.S. DATTA COTTAGE KASUMPTI SHIMLA HP 171009 4 1437 May 1 SMT. AND SH. DWARKA IN MEMORY SMT. KANCHAN # 848, SECTOR 8, DASS CHHIBBER CHHIBBER & COL. PANCHKULA DHARAM VIR CHHIBBER HARYANA 134109 5 1829 May 1 MOHYAL CLUB ASHOK FOUNDATION MOHYAL CLUB ASHOK C/O. SH. MANU VIHAR, DELHI DAY VIHAR MEHTA 70, BHARAT NAGAR DELHI 110052 6 735 May 1 MR. VIJAY RAJ BALI BIRTHDAY DR. VED BALI "TOUCHWOOD" 12 HIGHLANDS TONY REFAIL CF 398 YG MID GLAM UK 7 1971 May 2 SMT. KAMLESH DUTTA IN MEMORY SH. RAJIV DUTTA H. NO. 119, WARD NO. 24, SANGARIA, HANUMAN GARH RAJASTHAN 8 655 May 2 PRAMOD KUMAR BIRTHDAY SH. PRAMOD KUMAR JANAKPUR DHAM, GOENKA GOENKA . NATIONAL COMPLEX,BHANU CHOWK, JANAKPUR 9 527 May 3 DR. MALIK CHAND IN MEMORY SHRI DHARAM PAL 1680 PEBBLE BEACH MEHTA & SMT. MEHTA DR YUBA CITY CA DHANWANTI MEHTA. 959938272 10 789 May 3 DR. MALIK CHAND & MRS. IN MEMORY MR. PAUL & MRS. 1680, PEBBLE BEACH, DHANWANTI MEHTA TRIPTA MEHTA DR YUBA CITY CA 95993 USA Note:- In case there is any error in the particulars shown above, or any name has been omitted, the fact may be intimated to the GMS. Monthly List of Langar Fund Donors Haridwar May Report Updated on:- 14 SEP 2018 Reg.No. Month Date Name Occasion Donor(s) Address 11 844 May 3 LATE CH. SURYA BIRTH SH. VINAY K. DATT & SH. 29, SOUTH PATEL NARAYAN DATTA. ANNIVERSARY RAJIV K. DATT NAGAR NEW DELHI 110008 12 2119 May 3 COL. LOKESH SHARMA BIRTHDAY COL. LOKESH SHARMA JURS COUNTRY JWALAPUR HARIDWAR UTTARAKHAND 13 1421 May 3 SH. SHIV PARKASH VAID WEDDING SH. SHIV PARKASH VAID 1202/8, DUKH BHAJAN & SMT. EKTA VAID ANNIVERSARY & SMT. EKTA VAID COLONY, RAILWAY ROAD, KURUKSHETRA HARYA 14 1774 May 3 SH. JAGAN NATH BALI IN MEMORY SH. PITAMBER MOHAN 19/165, BASTI BALI SARAI ROHILLA DELHI 110035 15 1020 May 3 DR. MALIK CHAND IN MEMORY SH. DHARAM PAUL & MS. 1680, PEBBLE BEACH MEHTA & DHANWANTI TRIPTA MEHTA DR, YUBA CITY, C.A. MEHTA 95993 USA 16 801 May 4 SH. DAYAL DAS IN MEMORY KUMAR D. KANAL 7A, HAPPY HOME, ST. MARTINS ROAD, BANDRA MUMBAI MR 17 1555 May 4 SH. ASHWANI KUMAR IN MEMORY BK. SURAJ PARKASH # 1484/4, BAKSHI VAID PANCHKULA HARYANA 18 1044 May 4 SMT. ANJU MEHTA IN MEMORY SH. RATTAN MEHTA C-25A, VASANT MOHAN & MONA MEHTA VIHAR NEW DELHI MOHAN 110057 19 76 May 5 MRS. SUDESH KAKKAR. BIRTHDAY SHRI YOGESH KAKKAR E-161, GREATER KAILASH-II NEW DELHI 20 127 May 5 MS. SMRIDHI MEHTA. BIRTHDAY SHRI K.K. MEHTA 374 SECTOR-12-A PANCHKULA HARYANA Note:- In case there is any error in the particulars shown above, or any name has been omitted, the fact may be intimated to the GMS. Monthly List of Langar Fund Donors Haridwar May Report Updated on:- 14 SEP 2018 Reg.No. Month Date Name Occasion Donor(s) Address 21 242 May 5 MOHYAL SABHA FOUNDATION MOHYAL SABHA . FARIDABAD FARIDABAD DAY FARIDABAD HARYANA 22 409 May 5 SMT. RAJ RANI DATTA. IN MEMORY SHRI SUDARSHAN 195/9A, SAKET DATTA NAGAR BHOPAL M.P. 23 503 May 5 MEHTA S.P. BHIMWAL & IN MEMORY SHRI SANJEEV AND C/O K.K. MEHTA, 111 SMT. SANTOSH MEHTA. MANISH MEHTA MIG PRASAD NAGAR NEW DELHI 110005 24 926 May 5 SH. G.R. DUTTA BIRTHDAY SH. G.R. DUTTA 1/187, SHASTRI COLONY, OLD FARIDABAD HARYANA 25 2106 May 5 SMT. RAJ RANI MEHTA IN MEMORY SH. MAN MOHAN S. G-260B, SECTOR 22, (CHHIBBER) MEHTA NOIDA UP 201301 26 1319 May 5 RECEIPT CANCELLED . OTHERS 27 1697 May 5 SMT. BIMLA VAID IN MEMORY SH. RAMESH VAID VILL. SEEMLA, P.O. BARARA, AMBALA HARYANA 28 1743 May 5 SH. VIRENDER PRAKASH IN MEMORY SMT. PREM CHHIBBER B-75, SECTOR VI, CHHIBBER AKASH GANGA APARTMENTS, DWARKA NEW DELHI 1 29 1856 May 5 COL. SANJAY JAIN & WEDDING COL. SANJAY JAIN V 3, GREEN PARK SMT. AMITA JAIN ANNIVERSARY EXTENSION NEW DELHI 110016 30 1912 May 5 SH. UMESH MEHTA IN MEMORY SMT. NEELAM MEHTA . Note:- In case there is any error in the particulars shown above, or any name has been omitted, the fact may be intimated to the GMS. Monthly List of Langar Fund Donors Haridwar May Report Updated on:- 14 SEP 2018 Reg.No. Month Date Name Occasion Donor(s) Address 31 2105 May 5 SMT. RAJ RANI MEHTA IN MEMORY SMT. SAROJ MEHTA E-802, CELEBRITY (CHHIBBER) HOME, PALAM VIHAR, GURGAON HARYANA 122017 32 1014 May 5 SMT. KANTA VAID IN MEMORY SH. K.L. VAID 31/29, 2ND FLOOR, EAST PATEL NAGAR NEW DELHI 110008 33 39 May 6 DR. TRIPTA DATTA BIRTHDAY DR. TRIPTA DATTA A-1, HAUZ KHAS NEW DELHI 110016 34 654 May 6 RAJENDRA RAI & ASHA WEDDING SH. REJENDRA RAI & 36, MIG, BARRA 5 RANI RAI ANNIVERSARY ASHA RANI RAI KANPUR UP 208027 35 1580 May 6 SH. J.K. DATTA WEDDING SH. J.K. DATTA H. NO. 98, PHASE-1B, ANNIVERSARY SHIVLOK AVENUE, NAYA NANGAL, ROPAR PUNJAB 36 1161 May 6 SH. RAJIV DUTTA IN MEMORY LT. GEN. H.C. DUTTA D-96, DEFENCE COLONY NEW DELHI 110024 37 767 May 6 SH. KRISHAN LAL DUTTA IN MEMORY SH. VIJYENDRA DATTA 1050/8, MEHRAULI & SMT. RAM MURTI NEW DELHI 110030 DUTTA 38 562 May 7 MEHTA SATYA PAUL VAID IN MEMORY SHRI NARINDER K. 4 BRYANT LANE MEHTA DOVER MA USA 39 627 May 7 BHAI MATI DAS CO-OP. BHAI MATI DAS CO-OP. 1054/8, (NEAR URBAN THRIFT & CREDIT URBAN THRIFT AGGARWAL SOCIETY LTD. DHARAMSHALA) MEHRAULI NEW DELH 40 660 May 7 SH. NETAR PARKASH IN MEMORY SMT. USHA BAKSHI & C-17/3, SFS FLATS BAKSHI PAWAN BAKSHI SAKET NEW DELHI 110017 Note:- In case there is any error in the particulars shown above, or any name has been omitted, the fact may be intimated to the GMS. Monthly List of Langar Fund Donors Haridwar May Report Updated on:- 14 SEP 2018 Reg.No. Month Date Name Occasion Donor(s) Address 41 682 May 7 SH. PREM BALI IN MEMORY SMT. POONAM 216/75, DEV NAGAR CHHIBBER MISSION COMPOUND MEERUT UP 42 799 May 7 SH. BHUPINDER KUMAR IN MEMORY SMT. BRIJESH BALI 132, ARJUN NAGAR, BALI FIRST FLOOR, NEAR TANEJA CHAKKI, SAFDARJUNG ENCLAV 43 1980 May 7 MOHYAL CLUB ASHOK OTHERS MOHYAL CLUB ASHOK C/O. SH. MANU VIHAR VIHAR MEHTA PRESIDENT, MOHYAL CLUB ASHOK VIHAR DELHI 1 44 1202 May 7 SH. DALIP CHAND DUTTA IN MEMORY SMT. MONICA JAINIWAL . UK 45 1570 May 7 SH. GANPAT RAM MIRG IN MEMORY SH. GOPAL MIRG NEW COLONY, PALWAL HARYANA 46 1605 May 7 SH. PREETAM DASS VAID IN MEMORY SH. ISHWAR CHANDER 156, SANDESH VIHAR VAID PITAM PURA DELHI 110034 47 1970 May 7 SH. S.P. BALI IN MEMORY SMT. ADARSH BALI 789, NEW HOUSING BOARD, BALDEV NAGAR, AMBALA CITY HARYANA 48 1185 May 7 SMT. SHASHI MOHAN IN MEMORY SH. VINOD DATTA FRIENDS COLONY KHANNA PUNJAB 49 206 May 8 SMT. RAM KALI GUPTA. IN MEMORY SHRI RAMESH CHANDER C/O RAJ JEWELLERS GUPTA HUF 9-10, JANPATH MARKET, HAZRAT GANJ LUCKNOW U.P 50 1491 May 8 SMT. LAJAWANTI BAKSHI IN MEMORY MS. INDRA BAKSHI H. NO. 343, JULAKHA VAID MOHALLA, JAMMU J & K Note:- In case there is any error in the particulars shown above, or any name has been omitted, the fact may be intimated to the GMS. Monthly List of Langar Fund Donors Haridwar May Report Updated on:- 14 SEP 2018 Reg.No. Month Date Name Occasion Donor(s) Address 51 1171 May 8 SH. DEVINDER KUMAR IN MEMORY SH. RAJAN BAKSHI & SHEKHANWALA BAKSHI & SMT. KAMLA RAKESH BAKSHI BAGH, THANDI BAKSHI SARAK HISSAR HARYANA 52 283 May 8 SHRI S.C. MEHTA & MRS. WEDDING SHRI S.C. MEHTA & MRS. 111 NEW RAJDHANI RAJNI MEHTA ANNIVERSARY RAJNI MEHTA ENCLAVE, VIKASMARG DELHI 110092 53 289 May 9 SHRI RAMKISHORE IN MEMORY SHRI HARISH CHAND T-2 KRISHNA APT. JAISWAL . JAISWAL BHOPATWALA HARIDWAR U.A. 54 782 May 9 SH. RAM LAL MEHTA IN MEMORY SMT. RAJ RANI MEHTA 31, CHURCH ROAD, JANGPURA, BHOGAL NEW DELHI 55 2056 May 9 SMT. AND SH. B. SANYAL IN MEMORY SMT. SADHNA H. NO. 12-A, CHHIBBER GULMOHAR APARTMENTS, VIKAS PURI NEW DELH 56 1475 May 9 SMT. PARVATI DUTTA IN MEMORY SH. RAJ KUMAR DUTTA C-6, DRONACHARYA APARTMENTS, MAYUR VIHAR-1 DELHI 110091 57 1958 May 9 SH. C.L. BAKSHI IN MEMORY DR. CHAND BAKSHI B-13, SUMITRA NIWAS, ALKAPURI, BHOPAL MP 462024 58 812 May 9 SH. SHADI RAM MOHAN IN MEMORY SH. JEEWAN KUMAR C/O. DISTRICT MOHAN & SH. SANDEEP MOHYAL SABHA MOHAN JALANDHAR PUNJAB 59 112 May 10 ELA & SON SANJAY. IN MEMORY LT. GEN M.L. CHHIBBER SAI SANEJA, B-29 G/F, & DR. (MRS) R. CHHIBBER DEFENCE COLONY NEW DELHI 110024 60 140 May 10 LATE KAMLA DEVI W/O IN MEMORY SHRI RAKESH BALI 92 GURU TEG LATE RAM KRISHAN BAHADUR NAGAR VAID. JALANDHAR PUNJAB Note:- In case there is any error in the particulars shown above, or any name has been omitted, the fact may be intimated to the GMS.
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