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District.Pdf Dy./Add CM&HO/RCHO/DPM Unit As on date 18.08.2021 Official S.no District Name Designation Mobile No. Official No. Alternate eMail eMail (@nic.in or @gov.in) Ajmer 1. Ajmer Dr Ramswaroop Kiradia DY. CM&HO (Health) 9928876397 01452631111 ajmer1_idsp[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 2. Ajmer Dr. Sampat Singh Jodha Add. CM&HO (FW) 8130830260 01452627943 dycmho-ajm-rj[at]nic[dot]in 3. Ajmer Dr Swati sinde RCHO 9783667719 01452425177 rcho-ajm-rj[at]nic[dot]in 4. Ajmer Sh. Santosh Kumar Singh DPM 9462510003 01452623433 dpmu-ajm-rj[at]nic[dot]in 5. Ajmer Sh. Atul Bhatnagar DAM 9928769498 , dpmu-ajm-rj[at]nic[dot]in 01452623433 9462510004 6. Ajmer Sh. Sukhpal Choudhary DM&EO 9462510005 01452623433 dpmu-ajm-rj[at]nic[dot]in 7. Ajmer District AYUSH Coordinator dao[dot]ajmer[at]gmail[dot]com 8. Ajmer District IEC Coordinator 01452623433 9. Ajmer Sh. Mahesh Bihari Mathure District ASHA Coordinbator 9462510006 01452623433 disac_ajm.nrhm[at]yahoo[dot]in 10. Ajmer Sh. Om Parkash Tepan District Pcpndt Coordinator 9828065460 ajmerpcpndt[at]yahoo[dot]com 11. Ajmer Sh. Sidhardha Joshi Health Manager 7742580370 12. Ajmer Sh Nand Kishor Pareek District Data Manager (IDSP) 9928369566 01452631111 ajmer1_idsp[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in Alwar 1. Alwar Dr. Chhabil Kumar DY. CM&HO (Health) 9829504211 01442340145 dycmho-alw-rj[at]nic[dot]in alwar_idsp[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 2. Alwar Dr K.K. Meena DY. CM&HO (FW) 9414856085 01442340145 fwalwar[at]gmail[dot]com 3. Alwar - Addl. CM&HO (FW) - 01442340145 fw_alwar[at]regiffmaill[dot]com 4. Alwar Dr. Arvind Gate RCHO 8930552020 01442340145 rch_alw[at]regiffmaill[dot]com 5. Alwar Sh. Pushpendra Singh DPM 9414310567 01442340145 dpmu-alw-rj[at]nic[dot]in rchalw[at]regiffmaill[dot]com 6. Alwar Sh. Sunil Kumar DAM 9982897005 01442340145 dpmu-alw-rj[at]nic[dot]in rchalw[at]regiffmaill[dot]com 7. Alwar Sh. Manish Sharma DM&EO 7665555262 01442340145 dpmu-alw-rj[at]nic[dot]in rchalw[at]regiffmaill[dot]com 8. Alwar District AYUSH Coordinator 01442340145 dpmu-alw-rj[at]nic[dot]in rchalw[at]regiffmaill[dot]com 9. Alwar Sh. DungaRam Bhowal District IEC Coord. 8058249122 01442340145 dpmu-alw-rj[at]nic[dot]in 10. Alwar Sh. Ashok Kumar District ASHA Coord. 7742668060 01442340145 dpmu-alw-rj[at]nic[dot]in rchalw[at]regiffmaill[dot]com 11. Alwar Sh. Gufur Khan District Pcpndt Coord. 9001446444 01442340145 pcpndt-alw-rj[at]nic[dot]in 12. Alwar Vacant Health Manager 13. Alwar Sh. Tarun Gautam District Data Manager (IDSP) 9460472641 01442340145 alwar_idsp[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in Banswara 1. Banswara Dr. Deepak Ninama DY. CM&HO (Health) 9602158130 7742120333 [email protected] banswaraidsp[at]gmail[dot]com, 2. Banswara Dr Bharat Ram Meena Addl. CM&HO (FW) 8619135259 7742120333 addcmho[dot]banswara[at]yahoo[dot]com 3. Banswara Dr. Narendra Kohali RCHO 8003299801 7742120333 rcho-ban-rj[at]nic[dot]in 4. Banswara Sh. Lalit Singh Jhala DPM 7742191485 7742120333 dpmu-ban-rj[at]nic[dot]in dpmu_banswara[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 5. Banswara Sh. Mahipal singh DAM 9829875776 7742120333 dpmu_banswara[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 6. Banswara Sh. Pawnish Pal DM&EO 7412046550 7742120333 dpmu_banswara[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 7. Banswara Vacant District AYUSH Coordinator 7742120333 - 8. Banswara Amit Shah District IEC Coordinator 8875251008 7742120333 addcmho[dot]banswara[at]yahoo[dot]com 9. Banswara Gajendra Singh Sagar District ASHA Coordinator 9460490150 7742120333 disac_ban[dot]nrhm[at]yahoo[dot]in> 10. Banswara Sh. Harikant Sharma District PCPNDT Coordinator 8963088531 7742120333 banswarapcpndt[at]gmail[dot]com 11. Banswara Dr Hemlata Jain Health Manager 94143365240 7742120333 pmomghbsw[at]ymail[dot]com 12. Banswara Sh.Virendra Singh Chouhan District Data Manager (IDSP) 9928284914 7742120333 [email protected] banswaraidsp[at]gmail[dot]com Dy./Add CM&HO/RCHO/DPM Unit As on date 18.08.2021 Official S.no District Name Designation Mobile No. Official No. Alternate eMail eMail (@nic.in or @gov.in) Baran 1. Baran Dr. Rajendra Meena DY. CM&HO (Health) 9636607506 07453232862 idsp_baran[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 2. Baran Dr. Sita Ram Verma DY. CM&HO (FW) 9929068434 07453231552 dycmho-bar-rj[at]nic[dot]in 3. Baran Dr Jagdish Prasad Kushawah RCHO 9414772149 07453232604 rcho-brn-rj[at]nic[dot]in 4. Baran Sh Dilip Sharma DPM 8504959658 07453231435 dpmu-brn-rj[at]nic[dot]in 5. Baran Mr. Pritu Vijay DAM 9461294157 07453231435 dpmu-brn-rj[at]nic[dot]in lileshag[at]yahoo[dot]com 6. Baran Mr. Rakesh Choudhary DM&EO dpmu-brn-rj[at]nic[dot]in 7. Baran District AYUSH Coordinator 07453231435 dpmu-brn-rj[at]nic[dot]in daobaran[at]gmail[dot]com 8. Baran Ms. Nitu Sharma District IEC Coordinator 7726063573 07453231435 dpmu-brn-rj[at]nic[dot]in iecbaran1[at]gmail[dot]com 9. Baran Sh Dharmender Nirvikar District ASHA Coordinator 9414187799 07453231435 dpmu-brn-rj[at]nic[dot]in disac_bar[dot]nrhm[at]yahoo[dot]in 10. Baran Sh. Deepak Jain District Pcpndt Coordinator 9461294402 07453231435 pcpndt-bar-rj[at]nic[dot]in pcpndt_baran[at]yahoo[dot]com 11. Baran Health Manager 07453230322 dr[dot]manishkhare21[at]gmail[dot]com 12. Baran Sh.Pradeep Kumar Chouhan District Data Manager (IDSP) 9460025041 07453232862 idsp_baran[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in Barmer 1. Barmer Dr. P.C. Deepan DY. CM&HO (Health) 9636343744 02982230462 dycmho-barm-rj[at]nic[dot]in dyfw_barm[at]yahoo[dot]in 2. Barmer Dr.Sataram Bhakhr Addl. CM&HO (FW) 9602199753 02982230307 dycmho-barm-rj[at]nic[dot]in dyfw_barm[at]yahoo[dot]in 3. Barmer Dr. Preet mohinder singh RCHO 9460647411 02982231115 rcho-bar-rj[at]nic[dot]in rchobmr[at]gmail[dot]com 4. Barmer Sh. Sachin Bhargav DPM 9414429912 dpmu-bar-rj[at]nic[dot]in nhmbarmer[at]yahoo[dot]com 02982230524 5. Barmer Sh. Anil Vyas DAM 9413202680 02982230524 dpmu-bar-rj[at]nic[dot]in nhmbarmer[at]yahoo[dot]com 6. Barmer Mr. Mukesh Singaria DM&EO 9414834400 02982230524 dpmu-bar-rj[at]nic[dot]in nhmbarmer[at]yahoo[dot]com 7. Barmer Dr. Pardeep Charan District AYUSH Coordinator 9282543550 02982230524 dao[dot]barmer2[at]gmail[dot]com 8. Barmer - District IEC Coordinator - 02982230524 diec[dot]badmer[at]gmail[dot]com 9. Barmer Sh. Rakesh Bhati District ASHA Coordinator 9462442557 02982230524 disac_barm.nrhm[at]yahoo[dot]in 10. Barmer Sh Ajay Kumar District Pcpndt Coordinator 9828391607 02982230524 pcpndt-bar-rj[at]nic[dot]in pcpndtbmr[at]gmail[dot]com 11. Barmer Sh. Narendra Khatri Health Manager 9414301366 pmo[dot]barmer[at]gmail[dot]com 12. Barmer Sh. Sharwan Bamnia District Data Manager (IDSP) 8769568003 02982230462 barmer_idsp[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 13 Barmer Sh.Umeda Ram Jakhar District RKSK Coordinator 9413163821 02982230462 umedjakhar[at]gmail[dot]com Bharatpur 1. Bharatpur Dr Asit Srivastava DY. CM&HO (Health) 9462946244 05644221919 bharatpur_idsp[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 2. Bharatpur Dr. Manish Chaudhary Addl. CM&HO (FW) 9928212141 addcmhofw[at]gmail[dot]com, 05644223447 addcmhofwbtp[at]gmail[dot]com 3. Bharatpur Dr Amar Singh Saina RCHO 9414942666 rchobharatpur[at]gmail[dot]com 4. Bharatpur Sh. Kaushal Kumar Sharma DPM 9414357858 05644224555 dpmu-bha-rj[at]nic[dot]in 5. Bharatpur Sh. Kapil Dev Bansal DAM 9950731089 05644224555 dpmu-bha-rj[at]nic[dot]in 6. Bharatpur Sh. Deepak Sharma DM&EO 9887873952 05644224555 dpmu-bha-rj[at]nic[dot]in 7. Bharatpur Dr. Mukesh chand Sharma District Ayush Coord. 9461841819 05644224555 dpmu-bha-rj[at]nic[dot]in 8. Bharatpur Sh. Ram Mohan Jangid District IEC Coord. 9784296581 05644224555 dpmu-bha-rj[at]nic[dot]in 9. Bharatpur Sh. Jitendra District ASHA Coord. 8949051838 05644224555 dpmu-bha-rj[at]nic[dot]in 10. Bharatpur Sh. Praveen Kumar District Pcpndt Coord. 9414224637 05644221919 pcpndtbharatpur[at]gmail[dot]com 11. Bharatpur Health Manager 12. Bharatpur Sh Ankur District Data Manager (IDSP) 9785164673 05644221919 bharatpur_idsp[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in Dy./Add CM&HO/RCHO/DPM Unit As on date 18.08.2021 Official S.no District Name Designation Mobile No. Official No. Alternate eMail eMail (@nic.in or @gov.in) Bhilwara 1. Bhilwara Dr Ghanshyam Chawala DY. CM&HO (Health) 9829508745 09829508745 cmho-bhi-rj[at]nic[dot]in Bhilwara_IDSP[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 2. Bhilwara Dr. C.P. Goswami Add CM&HO (FW) 8696947181 08696947181 dycmho-bhi-rj[at]nic[dot]in dyfw_bhi[at]yahoo[dot]in 3. Bhilwara Dr Sanjeev Sharma RCHO 9983000213 09983000213 rcho-bhi-rj[at]nic[dot]in dmch_bhilwara[at]yahoo[dot]in 4. Bhilwara Sh. Yogesh Vaishnav DPM 7597905687 07597905687 dpmu-bhi-rj[at]nic[dot]in dpmu_bhilwara[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 5. Bhilwara Arvind Sharam DAM 9680972222 09680972222 dpmu-bhi-rj[at]nic[dot]in dam_bhilwara[at]yahoo[dot]com 6. Bhilwara Sh. Yogendra Paliwal DM&EO 9829872663 09829872663 dpmu-bhi-rj[at]nic[dot]in dpmu_bhilwara[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in 7. Bhilwara District AYUSH Coordinator dpmu-bhi-rj[at]nic[dot]in 8. Bhilwara - District IEC Coord. - iec[dot]co[dot]bhilwara[at]gmail[dot]com 9. Bhilwara - District ASHA Coord. - - - mahendra[dot]jadawat[at]gmail[dot]com 10. Bhilwara Sh. Ramswrup Sen District Pcpndt Coord. 9982556991 09982556991 pcpndtbhilwara[at]gmail[dot]com 11. Bhilwara Vacant Health Manager 12. Bhilwara Sh. Tarun Chasta District Data Manager (IDSP) 9829393069 09829393069 Bhilwara_IDSP[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in Bikaner 1. Bikaner Dr. Indira Parbhakar DY. CM&HO (Health) 7597416864 01512204989 ncd-bik-rj[at]gov.in 2. Bikaner Dr. Yogendra Taneja DY. CM&HO (FW) 9413155056 01512226343 dycmho-bik-rj[at]nic[dot]in 3.
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