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Name Newfield2phone Bagan Amar NAME NEWFIELD2 PHONE BAGAN AMAR CHAND; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34533 ANOOP RAM; VILL BAGAN 34580 ASAT RAM; VILL BAGAN 34567 BELI RAM; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34510 BHAGAT RAM; VILL & PO BARAI 34506 BHAGAT RAM; VPO BARAI 34529 BHANDARI LAL; VILL KHANI PANDH PO DUGILAG 34555 BHUMTIR WEAVER PRODUCTION CUM SALE INDUSTRY & SOCIETY; VPO BHARAI 34516 BHUMTIR WEAVER PRODUCTION CUM SALES CO-OP SOCIETY; VPO BHARAI, 34519 BIMLA DEVI; VPO BHARAI 34537 BIR CHAND; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34524 BIR KARAN SINGH; VILL BHARAI 34553 BIR SINGH; CHHURLA 34572 CHARANJIT SINGH; VILL SUMMA PO DUGILAG 34520 CHAUHAN SUNDER SINGH; VILL & PO BARAI 34504 CHET RAM; VILL CHHURLA PO DUGIBAG 34528 DALIP SINGH; VIL KUTLUGRAM 34571 DUNI CHAND; VILL BHATLTHA PO DUGIBAG 34541 ENQUIRY & COMPLAINTS; BAGAN 34598 ENQUIRY & COMPLAINTS; BAGAN 34399 HIRDE RAM; VILL & PO BARAI 34502 HUKAM RAM; VILL & PO BARAI 34503 HUKAM RAM; VILL CHHURLA PO DUGILAG 34548 INDER CHAND; VILL KHANIPANDH 34566 JAI RAM; VILL BHATLTHA PO DUGIBAG 34544 KEHAR SINGH; VILL KUTLUGRAN PO BARAI 34518 KHIMI RAM; VILL BHUMTEER PO BHARAI 34536 LAL DASS; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34526 MAHAJAN ANIL; VILL & PO BARAI 34505 MAN CHAND; VILL BHARAI PO BARAI 34534 MANOHAR LAL; VPO BHARAI 34577 MEHAR CHAND; VILL BAGAN PO BARAI 34512 MOHAR SINGH; VILL BAGAN PO BARAI 34513 MOHAR SINGH; VILL BALTHA PO DUGIBAG 34531 MOHINDER SINGH; VILL BHUMTEER 34564 NAGIN CHAND; VILL KHANIPAND PO DUGILAG 34540 NAIN PRAKASH; VILL KHANI PANDH PO DUGILAG 34556 NIHAL CHAND; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34532 NIMTU DEVI SMT; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34522 NUPOO RAM; VILL BAGAN 34579 PARMESHWAR DEV; VILL CHHURLA 34568 POST OFFICE; VPO BARAI 34530 RAM CHAND; VILL BHATLTHA 34543 RAM SINGH; VILL BHATLTHA PO DUGIBAG 34542 RAMESH KUMAR; VILL LUNIDHAR PO BARAI 34521 RUHNI RAI; VILL KHANIPANDH 34563 RULDU RAM; VILL KALIDUG 34562 SAVITER CHAND; VILL KHANIPANDH PO DUGILAG 34546 SEHDEV; VILL CHHERLA PO BAGAN 34557 SOMA RAM; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34523 SUDERSHAN KUMAR; VILL KALI DUGH PO BHARAI 34552 SUKH CHAND; VILL BHUMTEER PO BHARAI 34551 SUNDER SINGH; VILL CHUURLA PO DUGILAG 34545 SWITCH ROOM; BAGAN 34599 TADI SINGH; VILL & PO BARAI 34517 TEJ RAM; VILL & PO BARAI 34501 TEJ SINGH; VILL BHUMTEER PO BHARAI 34549 TEK CHAND; VILL BHALTHA 34578 THAKUR AMAR NATH; VILL & PO BHARAI 34538 THAKUR BHAGWANT SINGH; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34527 THAKUR CHAMAN LAL; VILL CHHURLA 34574 THAKUR DASS; VILL BHUMTEER PO BARAI 34525 THAKUR GIAN CHAND; VILL BHARAI PO BHARAI 34550 THAKUR KALI DASS; BHARAI 34554 THAKUR MIRMAL; VPO BHARAI 34539 THAKUR MOHINDER SINGH; BHARAI 34558 THAKUR OM DHAN DOCTOR; VILL BHALTHA 34569 THAKUR OM PARKASH; VPO BHARAI 34561 THAKUR PREM NATH; VILL BHALTHA 34565 THAKUR PRITAM SINGH; BHARAI 34560 THAKUR SHAKUNTLA SMT; VPO BHARAI 34570 THAKUR SHER SINGH; VILL CHHURLA 34573 THAKUR SURINDER SINGH; VILL BHUMTEER 34575 THAKUR TALVE RAM; BHARAI 34559 THAKUR THARVAN LAL; VILL KALIDUG PO BHARAI 34511 THOLI RAM; VILL BAGAN PO BHARAI 34535 TIRLOK CHAND; VILL KHANIPANDH PO DUGILAG 34547 UPADHIYA JAGDISH; VILL BAGAN PO BARAI 34509 VERMA ABHIMANYU; VPO BHARAI 34576 BAHU BELI RAM; VIL MOHANI KULLU 77210 BELI RAM; VILL PATAN PO MOHANI 77212 BIHARI LAL; VILL GAZAD PO BHAHU 77211 CHAET RAM; VPO BAHU 77232 CHANDER SINGH; RULI TIKI PO GAYAR 77225 DEVI SINGH; VILL BAYON PO BHAHU 77221 DEVI SINGH; VILL LOTI PO GANYAR 77228 HARNAM SINGH; VILL UKKALI PO GANYAR 77227 JAGAT RAM; PO PUJATI DISTT KULLU 77205 JAGDISH; VILL PAJALI PO PUJAL DISTT KULLU 77207 KEWAL RAM; VILL CHALAUDI PO MAHANI 77214 LAJE RAM; VILL KOKI PO PUGALI 77218 LAL SINGH; VILL PODI PO BHAHU 77209 NARESH; VILL SHOJA PO GANYAR 77217 OM PARKASH; VILL JUYHADI PO GANYAR 77219 PANA LAL; VILL KHANETI PO KHAN 77204 POST OFFICE; BAHU 77238 PUNE RAMH; VILL THATA PO GANJAN 77216 PURAN CHAND; VILL BHIYA PO MAHANI 77224 RAJA RAM; BAHU 77239 RALU RAM; VILL BHATTAGI PO PUJALI 77208 RAM LAL; VILL KHADA PO BAHU 77230 RAM SINGH; VILL BALU PO PUJAL 77206 SUBASH; VILL NAHATHAN PO BHAU 77229 TEJ SINGH; VILL SUDRANI PO BHUN 77215 THAKUR DASS; VILL BHAGI PO BHAGI 77220 THAKUR LITESH KUMAR; BAHU 77240 UTTAM RAM; VILL MANJA PO KHUNU 77222 UTTAM RAM; VILL THAUHAG PO GANYAR 77226 YESH PAUL; VILL BHAGA PO BHAHU 77213 BANJAR 33 KV SUB STATION; VPO BANJAR SIDHWAN 22273 A E (ELECTRICAL); BANJAR 22686 AFTA GRAM; MARR PLACH 22286 AJAY MEHTA; VPO BANJAR BANTA 22278 AJAY SOOD BOOK; BANJAR 22460 ALAM CHAND; SEEL 22435 AMAN PRITI; BANJAR 22683 AMARJEET SINGH; SIDHWAN 22692 AMIR CHAND; BANJAR 22445 ANGAD RAM; VPO BANJAR 22204 ASHOK KUMAR; VPO BANJAR 22362 ASHOK VARMA; VPO BANJAR NEAR OLD EXCHANGE 22247 ASHWANI KUMAR; BANJAR 22668 B D O OFFICE; VPO BANJAR 22228 B M O; BANJAR 22450 BAL KRISHAN; NEAR BUST STAND VPO BANJAR 22210 BALBER KUMAR MALLI; VPO BANJAR 22354 BALDEV; VPO BANJAR 22264 BALDEV; VPO BANJAR BALA MADHAN 22611 BALDEV SINGH; TARGALI 22433 BALJEET RAI KAPOOR; VPO BANJAR 22245 BASANT SINGH; CHHET 22409 BED PRAKASH; VPO BANJAR NEAR OLD EXCHANGE 22328 BELI RAM; SIDHWAN 22438 BGAKAGAN TANDI PUNCHAYAT; MARR 22295 BHAG CHAND; BINNI BANJAR 22477 BHAGBAN DAS; NARANH 22458 BHAHU PANCHAYAT; MARR 22293 BHAHU REST HOUSE HPPWD; MARR 22294 BHANDARI KRISHAN LAL; SIDHAWAN 22347 BHARDWAJ NARENDER; STD/PCO BANJAR 22643 BHARDWAJ SUDHIR; VPO BANJAR 22366 BHARDWAJ SUDHIR; VPO BANJAR 22390 BHARTI JOG RAM; BANJAR 22640 BHUDHI SINGH PRADHAN; VPO BANJAR SAGLU BAZAR 22360 BHUMAR PANCHAYAT; MARR 22292 BHUMI VIKAS BANK, MGR;BANJAR 22659 BHUP SINGH; VPO BANJAR KHUNDHAN 22272 BIMLA BHARTI SMT; BANJAR 22662 BIMLA DAVI SHARMA; VPO BANJAR SAGLU BAZAR 22358 BISHAN SINGH THAKUR; VPO BANJAR 22365 BODI SHOPKEEPER; VPO BANJAR 22314 BRIJ MOHAN; VPO BANJAR SAGLU BAZAR 22280 BRIJ MOHAN; BELU VPO BANJAR 22310 BUDHI SINGH P; STD/PCO BANJAR 22644 CHAHNI PUNCHAYAT; MARR SHMNGA RISHI 22285 CHAMAN LAL THAKUR; BHUMAR 22382 CHANDER BALVE; NEHAYA 22426 CHANDER RADIO MCHANICE; VPO BANJAR 22307 CHANON PUNCHAYAT; MARR KADAIT 22287 CHANOUN PUNCHAYAT; MARR 22290 CHARAN DASS MEHTA; VPO BELUBANJAR 22609 CHARAN SINGH; BANJAR 22693 CHARNAJIT SINGH; BANJAR 22483 CHAUHAN BUDHI SINGH; SHOROGI 22423 CHAUHAN KESARI CHAND; POLICE COLONEY BANJAR 22653 CHAUHAN PREM LAL; KUNDHAN 22388 CHET RAM; VPO BANJAR CHHET 22396 CHET RAM; VPO BANJAR CHHET 22397 CHET RAM THAKUR; VPO BANJAR KHADWALI 22319 CHET RAM THAKUR; VPO BANJAR 22331 CHHANGU RAM; KALIMI 22416 CHHAPE RAM PATWARI; VPO BANJAR KHADEWALI 22325 CHUNI LAL; DARUTHACH CHANNI 22688 D F O OFFICE; VPO BANJAR 22226 D P E P; BANJAR 22672 DARBARI LAL; KALUNI 22414 DAULAT BHARTI; VPO BANJAR 22303 DAUTA PUNCHAYAT; MARR VPT 22282 DEEPAK SHARMA; NEAR BUST STAND VPO BANJAR 22208 DEVA CHAND; SHORMA 22422 DEVI RAM; KATHUAN 22411 DFO; VPO BANJAR 22221 DHAIN SINGH PRADHAN; MOHARI 22251 DHARAM CHAND; VPO BANJAR 22391 DHARAM CHAND; BANJAR 22446 DHYAN CHAND CHAUHAN; VPO BANJAR 22381 DOGRA DEEWAN CHAND; BANJAR 22478 DOGRA KISHAN CHAND; CHHET 22636 DOLA RAM; DAOUDHAR 22669 DR KAUSHAL; VPO BANJAR 22207 DR SAMMER VAIDYA; BANJAR 22658 DUNI CHAND THAKUR; VPO BANJAR KHADWALI 22320 DURGA DEVI SMT; VPO BANJAR SIDHWAN 22371 FRUIT ASSOATION; VPO BANJAR 22256 G S S SCHOOL; VPO BANJAR 22237 GAN SHYAM; VPO BANJAR NEAR DOALA 22233 GENL INSURANCE CO; VPO BANJAR 22212 GHANPAT RAI; VPO BANJAR FOREST COT.) 22249 GIRDHARI LAL; VPO BANJAR SHARMA ELECT 22276 GIRDHARI LAL; GADHIDHAR NEAR TOWER VPO BANJAR 22306 GIRGA PRADHAN SHIKARI; VPO BANJAR MANDALI 22309 GIRIDHARI LAL; VPO BANJAR 22394 GOMATI PARSAD; VPO BANJAR SAGLU BAZAR 22215 GOMTI THAKUR; VPO BANJAR KHADWALI 22315 GOPAL SINGH; BANJAR 22663 GORG TIRLOK CHAND; BANJAR 22641 GOVERDHAN SINGH; VPO BANJAR SAGLU BAZAR 22216 GUMAN SINGH; BANJAR 22472 GUMANT RAM; DOOLUDHAR 22453 GUPTA RAMESH; BANJAR 22486 GUPTA SHIV DHANI; BANJAR 22484 GUPTA TARSEM; M/S GUPTA CLOTH HOUSE BANJAR 22279 GURDEV STODIO; BANJAR 22678 GYAN CHAND; VPO BANJAR 22401 H R T C BOOKING OFFICE; VPO BANJAR 22243 HANS RAJ KAPOOR; VPO BANJAR 22244 HARI GENERAL STORE; VPO BANJAR 22232 HARI SINGH NEGI; VPO BANJAR NEAR OLD EXCHANGE 22270 HARI SINGH NEGI; VPO BANJAR BHUMARU 22403 HEM CHAND SOOD; VPO BANJAR NEAR BUS STAND 22248 HEM RAJ SHARMA; VPO BANJAR NEAR OLD EXCH 22223 HEMS RAJ; ROHALO 22428 HIMALAYAN AGRO BAB; BANJAR 22470 HIRA LAL; BANJAR 22651 HIRA LAL; VILL BAJIHAR BANJAR 22680 HOM DUTT MASTER; BINNI 22419 HOTEL PATIAL PALACE SIDHWAN; BANJAR 22480 INDIRA PARMAR; BANJAR 22635 INDU PATIALA; SIDHWAN 22480 ISHAV CHAND; BINNI 22417 J T O (G); BANJAR 22400 JAI DEVI FOREST COLLAGE; VPO BANJAR 22367 JEEMI RAM; TARGALI 22432 JEEVAN LAL; BANJAR 22690 JETENDER; VPO BANJAR NEAR THANNA 22266 JOGINDER SINGH; VPO BANJAR 22370 KALINI SANGAT RAM; VPO BANJAR 22392 KALWARI PANCHAYAT; MARR 22291 KAMAL JEET; BANJAR 22667 KAMLASH; VPO BANJAR SAGLU BAZAR 22241 KAMLESH; VPO BANJAR KHODWALI 22271 KANGRA CO-OPP BANK; VPO BANJAR 22229 KANWAR DELIER SINGH; VPO BANJAR 22332 KAPOOR SANJAY; VPO BANJAR 22219 KASHAV SINGH; VPO BANJAR SIDWAN 22335 KAUSHAL V R; BANJAR 22605 KEHAR SINGH; ROHALO 22429 KESHAV; VPO BANJAR SIDHWAN 22255 KEWAL KRISHAN; VPO BANJAR KHAUDHAN 22344 KHEM CHAND THAKUR; VPO BANJAR KHADWALI 22322 KHEMI RAM CHAUHAN; VPO BANJAR KALIUNI 22377 KHUB RAM MOHANT; VPO BANJAR KHCUDHAN 22277 KHUSHAL THAKUR; VPO BANJAR KHADWALI 22318 KIRAN BHALA; BANJAR 22442 KIRAN BODH; BANJAR 22479 KISHOR; VPO BANJAR 22340 KISHOR SINGH CHAUHAN; VPO BANJAR KHADWALI 22316 KRISHAN DR; VPO BANJAR DOALA 22259 KRISHAN CHAND; VILL BELHO P O BANJAR 22289 KRISHNA CHAND; VPO BANJAR SIDHAWAN 22337 KULDEEP KUMAR; BANJAR 22608 KULDEEP SINGH SONI; VPO BANJAR 22379 KUMB DASS DOGRA O/H; CHAIT 22288 KUNDHAN MONINDER SINGH; VPO BANJAR 22393 KUNJ LAL; VPO BANJAR NEAR HOSPITAL 22260 KUSHAL AND CHUNI LAL SON'S; VPO BANJAR NEAR SAGLU
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