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List of Civil Servants whose CVs have been corrected and assured in CSIS (from 18 May to 5 June, 2015) SI.No Name EID Agency Employee Type 1 Kinley Penjor 2101083 MoLHR Regular 2 Dechen Choden 9707241 MoE Regular 3 Jamyang Cheda 9507323 Weringla Dungkhag Regular 4 Phuntsho Wangmo 200701273 Mongar Dzongkhag Regular 5 Tshering Tashi 201202253 MoE Regular 6 Tashi Wangdi 9707157 MoE Regular 7 Ngawang Tshering 9006126 MoHCA Regular 8 Nidup Wangdi 201001383 MoE Regular 9 Sita Devi Ghalley 200307033 Engineering Section,Tsirang Dzongkhag Regular 10 Jiwan Tamang 9103064 Sergithang BHU, Tsirang Regular 11 Sonam Gyeltshen 9811064 Shemjong Community School, Tsirang Dzongkhag Regular 12 Harka Bahadur Mongar 8807033 Tsholingkhar,Gewog Administration,Tsirang Dzongkhag Regular 13 Tek Bahadur Kharkha 9908162 Goesheling Community School, Tsirang Dzongkhag Regular 14 Chandra Bahadur Nepal 8404065 Tsirangtoe BHU,Hospital Services,Tsirang Dzongkhag Regular 15 Pema Choifel 20120700538 RNR EC,Tsirang Dzongkhag Regular 16 Dechen Wangmo 9907087 Mendral BHU, Tsirang Regular 17 Sangay Choden 20150305511 Gosaling PS, Tsiang Regular 18 Kinga Wangmo 200401099 Administration and Finance,Tsirang Dzongkhag Regular 19 Choki Yonten 200507274 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Regular 20 Tshering Phuntsho 20140804598 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Regular 21 Sonam Dorji 201111027 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Contract 22 Tashi Pelzom 201201248 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Regular 23 Chophel 200707256 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Regular 24 Karsang Dawa 20140804639 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Regular 25 Maina Pradhan 8203042 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Regular 26 Jyoti Chhetri 20150105118 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Regular 27 Chado Zam 8606017 Civil Registration Section ,Administration & Finance Division ,Phuentsholing Thromde Regular 28 Ugyen Dema 201201220 Regional Referal Hosptial Yebilaptse,Hospital Services,Zhemgang Dzongkhag Regular 29 Ugyen Tshering 2107296 Kharpani Community Primary School,Schools,Sarpang Dzongkhag Regular 30 Sonam Choki 200901736 Pelrithang Middle Secondary School,Schools,Sarpang Dzongkhag Regular 31 Yeshi Dorji 20150105214 Jigmecholing Community School,Schools,Sarpang Dzongkhag Regular 32 Sonam Tashi Dema 20130201550 Jigmecholing Community School,Schools,Sarpang Dzongkhag Regular List of Civil Servants whose CVs have been corrected and assured in CSIS (from 18 May to 5 June, 2015) SI.No Name EID Agency Employee Type 33 Deo Mani Sharma 8903131 Survey Section, Gelephu Thromde Regular 34 Jigme Wangchuk 9905019 Health Section, Sarpang Regular 35 Sampa Dubjur 200308039 Jigmecholing BHU, Sarpang Regular 36 Yangchen 8507007 DYS, MoE Regular 37 Pema Tenzin 2006019 Umling BHU, Sarpang Regular 38 Chhimi Dema 2007127 Umling BHU, Sarpang Regular 39 Goma Giri 20120200070 Engineering Section, Sarpang Regular 40 Durga Maya Chamlagai 200206030 Engineering Section, Sarpang Regular 41 Damchoe Dema 200507375 Jakar HSS, Bumthang Regular 42 Kinley Gyelmo 20140303874 Domkhar PS, Lhuebtse Regular 43 Tandin Norbu 200501288 Dungtse MSS, Trashigang Regular 44 Pema Dorji 20130803410 Lhuentse Hospital Regular 45 Sonam Deki 20130802635 Ney BHU, Lhuentse Hospital Regular 46 Tara Nidi Chettri 20140303776 Dangling CS, Lhuentse Regular 47 Punam Gurung 200908116 Lhuentse HSS, Lhuentse Regular 48 Sonam Penjor 20140303705 Dangling CS, Lhuentse Regular 49 Tashi Choden 20140804609 Damphu Hospital Regular 50 Tsechu 200301121 Tsirangtoe LSS, Tsirang Dzongkhag Regular 51 Samten Wangmo 20130101718 Damphu HSS, Tsirang Regular 52 Kuenzang Chophel 20140103981 Damphu HSS, Tsirang Regular 53 Phub Gyaltshen 200701547 Damphu HSS, Tsirang Regular 54 Jambay Wangmo 20140104043 Damphu HSS, Tsirang Regular 55 Cheku 200701619 Damphu HSS, Tsirang Regular 56 Sonam Deki 200801318 Damphu LSS, Tsirang Regular 57 Leytho 200807307 Tangmachu BHU Regular 58 Dawala 8304041 Sarpang Dzongkhag Regular 59 Samdrup Dorji 9801054 Sarpang Dzongkhag Regular 60 Thinley Dema 2107266 Deaf Education Unit, Paro Regular 61 Deki Pem 200701416 Shaba PS, Paro Regular 62 Sonam Pelden 200207426 Drugyel HSS, Paro Regular 63 Seldon 2101140 Drugyel LSS, Paro Regular 64 Ratna Devi Rasaily 200207503 Lango MSS, Paro Regular 65 Dechen Wangmo 200201176 Shaba PS, Paro Regular List of Civil Servants whose CVs have been corrected and assured in CSIS (from 18 May to 5 June, 2015) SI.No Name EID Agency Employee Type 66 Tashi Lham 200201233 Shaba PS, Paro Regular 67 Tshering Choden 200501300 Lango MSS, Paro Regular 68 Chandra Kala Mongrati 7611007 Paro Hospital Regular 69 Tshedup Dema 200207360 Doteng LSS, Paro Regular 70 Rinzin Wangmo 9910067 Shari HSS, Paro Regular 71 Dorji Lhamo 200401239 Dawakha LSS, Paro Regular 72 Kinley Sithub 200207477 Khangkhu MSS, paro Regular 73 Dungsi Dema 2107234 Wanakha Central School Regular 74 Phuntsho Wangmo 200507178 Forestry Section Regular 75 Tshering Tobgay 200601447 Lango MSS, Paro Regular 76 Tandin 9507364 Shari HSS, Paro Regular 77 Arjun Kr. Chhetri 8307013 Livestock Sector, Paro Regular 78 Chimmi Zangmo 201201243 Paro Hospital Regular 79 Mena Rai 8404122 Khangkhu MSS, paro Regular 80 Bak Bir Rai 9308138 Shari HSS, Paro Regular 81 Padam Chhetri 9208089 Khangkhu MSS, paro Regular 82 Shabana Qureshi 200702028 Khangkhu MSS, paro Contract 83 Chencho Tshering 9507261 Doteng LSS, Paro Regular 84 Ugyen Wangdi 20020685 Drugyel HSS, Paro Regular 85 Rinzin Wangchuk 8510031 Paro Dzongkhag Regular 86 Tshering Tshoki 9908189 Olathang Ps, Paro Regular 87 Rinchen Gyeltshen 9108071 Samdrup Jongkhar Dzongkhag Regular 88 Sonam Gyeltshen 201101356 Wambur PS,Lhuntse Regular 89 Tshultrim Tharchen 9007088 Gangzur, RNR, EC, Lhuntse Regular 90 Dorji Wangchuk 201201620 Autsho MSS, Lhuntse Regular 91 Ugyen Dorji 201101353 Zham CS, Lhuntse Regular 92 Tshewang Zangpo 20120700616 Lhuentse, Hospital Regular 93 Rinzin Wangchuk 20140104021 Thimyul LSS, Lhuntse Regular 94 Kencho Tshering 20150105201 Autsho MSS, Lhuntse Regular 95 Sonam Dorji 201001760 Pelrithang MSS, Sarpang Regular 96 Sonam Delkar 200908067 Kidheykhar Middle Secondary School,Schools,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular 97 Dorji Pasang 9507331 Education Section,Trashigang Dzongkhag Regular 98 Tshewang Tenzin 201007188 Administration and Finance,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular List of Civil Servants whose CVs have been corrected and assured in CSIS (from 18 May to 5 June, 2015) SI.No Name EID Agency Employee Type 99 Dorji 2008187 Bumpazor Primary School,Schools,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular 100 Chekey 9808080 Chaskhar,RNR EC,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular 101 200301242 Kidheykhar Middle Secondary School,Schools,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular Tenzin Phuntsho 102 Sonam Dema 200501029 Engineering Section,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular 103 Dechen Wangmo 2008158 Kurichu Lower Secondary School,Schools,Trashigang Dzongkhag Regular 104 Sonam Dolma 200207353 Kurichhu Middle Secondary School,Schools,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular 105 Sangay Thinley 9910045 Pool Staff,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular 106 200805031 Salambi,Gewog Administration,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular Ugyen Norbu 107 200401393 Mongar Lower Secondary School,Schools,Mongar Dzongkhag Regular Neten Dema 108 Radhika Ghalley 8806036 Changzamtog Lower Secondary School,Schools,Thimphu Thromde Regular 109 Kinley Tshering 9211039 Territorial Divisional Office-Samtse,REGIONAL OFFICE,Department of Forest & Park Regular Services,Ministry of Agriculture and Forests 110 Bal Bahadur Rai 9811060 Council of RNR Research of Bhutan (CoRRB),Ministry of Agriculture and Forests Regular 111 Sushila Pradhan 9103078 Gidakom Hospital,Hospital Services,Department of Medical Services,Ministry of Health Regular 112 Phuntsho Wangdi 9811019 Royal Bhutanese Embassy, Delhi,Ministry of Foreign Affairs Regular 113 Jigme Tenzin 2009052 Mission in Brussels, MoFA,Ministry of Foreign Affairs Regular 114 Pema Gyeltshen 8911020 Territorial Divisional Office-Samtse,REGIONAL OFFICE,Department of Forest & Park Regular Services,Ministry of Agriculture and Forests 115 Pasang 200607103 Territorial Divisional Office-Samtse,REGIONAL OFFICE,Department of Forest & Park Regular Services,Ministry of Agriculture and Forests 116 Pema Choden 200407272 Territorial Divisional Office-Samtse,REGIONAL OFFICE,Department of Forest & Park Regular Services,Ministry of Agriculture and Forests 117 Kaka Dorji 8603004 Territorial Divisional Office-Samtse,REGIONAL OFFICE,Department of Forest & Park Regular Services,Ministry of Agriculture and Forests 118 Galey Tenzin 200601005 Department of Agricultural Marketing & Cooperatives,Ministry of Agriculture and Forests Regular 119 Thuji Wangmo 2008119 Department of Agricultural Marketing & Cooperatives,Ministry of Agriculture and Forests Regular List of Civil Servants whose CVs have been corrected and assured in CSIS (from 18 May to 5 June, 2015) SI.No Name EID Agency Employee Type 120 Devi Maya Chhetri 8101006 Territorial Divisional Office-Samtse,REGIONAL OFFICE,Department of Forest & Park Regular Services,Ministry of Agriculture and Forests 121 Karma Wangmo 200611095 Royal Bhutanese Embassy, Dhaka,Ministry of Foreign Affairs Regular 122 Sonam Wangchuk 20121101330 Pelrithang Middle Secondary School,Schools,Sarpang Dzongkhag Regular 123 Tshering Pem 200807248 Administration & Finance Division,Secretariat,Ministry of Home & Cultural
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