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Age Sex Template 3 Apr 2021 Sr.No AGE SEX TEMPLATE 3 APR 2021 SR.NO. AGE SEX ADDRESS AREA BLOCK LAQB A/P Pendashet Waranghushi Tal Akole Rajur 1 30 F OUT A Nagar SUPREME Ahmadnagar Waki Rajur 2 72 M OUT A Nagar SUPREME A.Nagar 3 47 M Tambe Vasti Chandrapur Lani Bk A Nagar OUT A Nagar SUPREME Gavthan Rampurwadi Ranjangan Khurd A 4 31 M OUT A Nagar SUPREME Nagar 5 59 M Vajreshwri Temple Ranjangoan Khurde OUT A Nagar SUPREME 6 65 F Sainagar Rabianagar Rahta OUT A Nagar SUPREME 7 23 F Rampurwadi A Nagar OUT A Nagar SUPREME 8 52 M Dahegaon Tal Rahata A Nagar OUT A Nagar SUPREME Issar Villa Vaidya Colony Jamhked Road 9 61 M OUT A Nagar METROPOLIS Bhingar Camp Ahmadnagar Jamkhed Road Vaidya Colony Behind 10 59 M OUT A Nagar METROPOLIS Damaniya Bunglow Contonment Jk Road 11 26 F Ambika Nagar Kopragaon Hmadnagar OUT A Nagar KRSNNA 12 56 M Nagwadi Ahamadnagar OUT A Nagar KRSNNA Nandurkhi Road Shirdi Nighoj Ahmednagar 13 90 M OUT A Nagar THYROCARE Mh - 423108 - Niwara House No 4. Sawali Bunglow Near 14 25 F OUT A Nagar THYROCARE Kopergaon Nashik - 422010 - Niwara Ho So Near Savali Bunglow At Post 15 67 M OUT A Nagar THYROCARE Kopargaon Ahmadanagar - 422101 - Niwara Ho So Near Savali Bunglow At Post 16 18 F OUT A Nagar THYROCARE Kopargaon Ahmadanagar - 422101 - 17 29 M Sangamner Maharashtra OUT A Nagar DR.VPMC 18 40 M Lingareddi Palin Andrapradesh OUT Andrapradesh SUPREME 19 28 M Wazar Khamgaon Buldhana OUT Buldhana SUPREME 20 41 F A/P- Ward No-2 Lohar Hirdev Buldhana Mh OUT Buldhana KRSNNA 21 31 M Buldhana Buldhana OUT Buldhana DR.VPMC 22 63 F Khadakjam Rasta Wadner Bhairav Nashik RURAL Chandwad DATAR 23 38 M P O Vahegoan Vaki Kh Nashik Maharashtra RURAL Chandwad DATAR Samita Road Redgaon Kalkhode Laalgaon 24 27 F RURAL Chandwad DATAR Nashik Gangave Road Ap Raypur Tal Chandwad 25 12 M RURAL Chandwad DATAR Dist Nashik Near Khandharav Temple At Post Vadalbhoi 26 34 F RURAL Chandwad DATAR Tal Chandwad Nashik Maharashtra 423117 Near Khandharav Temple At Post Vadalbhoi 27 39 F RURAL Chandwad DATAR Tal Chandwad Nashik Maharashtra 423117 Bendke Niwas Wadner Bhairav Near 28 66 F RURAL Chandwad DATAR Saptshrungi Mata Mandir Dist Nashik Near Khandharav Temple At Post Vadalbhoi 29 10 M RURAL Chandwad DATAR Tal Chandwad Nashik Maharashtra 423117 House No 1 Raipur Near Navin Shala 30 45 F RURAL Chandwad DATAR Chandwad Nimbale Nashik423104 G.No 263 Dighwad Rd Daraswadi Tal 31 44 M RURAL Chandwad METROPOLIS Chandwad Nashik 32 37 M Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 33 41 M Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 34 39 M Jopul RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 35 22 M Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 36 26 M Kanmandale RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 37 36 M Puri RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 38 48 F Kanmandale RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 39 30 M Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 40 33 M Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 41 25 M Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 42 70 F Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 43 24 M Jopul RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 44 33 M Nandurdi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL 45 40 M Mattewadi RURAL Chandwad DH VRDL A/P- Mahalxmi Nagar Nr Shiv Mandir 46 24 F RURAL Chandwad KRSNNA Chandwad Nahsik Mp Utthud Paraswadi Tal Chandwafd Nashik 47 60 F RURAL Chandwad KRSNNA Mh 422101 Vihitgaon Road Vadner Dumala Nashij 48 21 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Nashik Nashik - 422401 - Siddhesh Bunglow Ganesh Colony 49 24 F RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Chandwad Nashik Chandwad - 423101 - Ganesh Colony Near Hotel Bhairvvnath 50 77 F RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Chandwad Nashik Chandwad - 423101 - Shivaji Chowk Wakhari Nashik Nashik 51 40 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Nashik - 423102 - Near Tisgaon Road Sawata Nagar Chandwad 52 22 F RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Nashik - 423101 - 53 60 M Nimon Nimon Nashik Maharashtra - 423104 - RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Kundgaon Chandvad Nashik Maharashtra - 54 10 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE 423104 - 55 18 M Nimon Nimon Nashik Maharashtra - 423104 - RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE 56 64 F Raipur Raypur Nashik Maharashtra - 423104 -RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Tisgaon Road Chandvad Nashik Maharashtra 57 45 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE - 423101 - Redgaon Road Vadner Bhairav Vadner 58 44 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Bhairav Vadner Bhairav Nashik - 423111 - Kundalgaon Chandvad Nashik Maharashtra - 59 36 F RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE 423104 - Kokni Mohalla Bhajimarket Kokni Kokni 60 22 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Mohalla Bhajimarket Igatpuri Nashik - Lohar Lane Varchegaon Chandwad 61 38 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Chandwad - 423101 - Devi Road Varche Gav Ap Chandwad 62 35 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Nashik Chandwad - 423101 - Lohar Lane Varche Gaon Chandwad Nashik 63 34 F RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Lohar Lane - 423101 - Chandawad Chandawad Nashik Maharashtra - 64 48 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE 423101 - Hivarkhede Hiwarkheda Nashik Maharashtra 65 30 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Maharashtra - 423101 - Vadalbhoi Tal Chandwad Dist Nashik - 66 57 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE 423117 - At Malsane Post Sogras Tal Chandwad Dist 67 53 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Nashik - 423101 - Vadgaon Pangu Nashik Maharashtra - 68 65 F RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE 423104 - Nimon Chandvad Nashik Maharashtra - 69 11 M RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE 423104 - At Malsane Post Sogras Tal Chandwad Dist 70 45 F RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Nashik - 423101 - At Parsul Post Bhatgaon Tal Chandwad Dist 71 54 F RURAL Chandwad THYROCARE Nashik - 423101 - 72 34 M Chandwad Nashik RURAL Chandwad DR.VPMC 73 32 M Chandwad Nashik RURAL Chandwad DR.VPMC 74 24 F Chandwad Nashik RURAL Chandwad DR.VPMC 75 60 F Raipur Chandwad RURAL Chandwad RAT 76 75 M Gangave Tal -Chandwad RURAL Chandwad RAT 77 45 M Waghdardi Chandwad RURAL Chandwad RAT 78 70 F Dugaon Chandwad RURAL Chandwad RAT 79 36 F Dhondgavhan Gachale Vasti RURAL Chandwad RAT 80 55 M Patharshembe Tal Chandvad RURAL Chandwad RAT 81 29 F Patharshembe Tal Chandvad RURAL Chandwad RAT 82 50 F Patharshembe Tal Chandvad RURAL Chandwad RAT 83 8 M Patharshembe Tal Chandvad RURAL Chandwad RAT 84 17 M Dhondgavhan Gachale Vasti RURAL Chandwad RAT 85 17 M Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 86 53 M Khadakjamb RURAL Chandwad RAT 87 26 M Dhondgavhan Gachale Vasti RURAL Chandwad RAT 88 45 F Khadakjamb RURAL Chandwad RAT 89 35 F Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad RAT 90 21 M Kanmandale RURAL Chandwad RAT 91 85 F Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad RAT 92 29 F Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 93 51 F Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 94 28 F Chinchave RURAL Chandwad RAT 95 51 M Dugav RURAL Chandwad RAT 96 52 M Dugav RURAL Chandwad RAT 97 50 F Aherkhede RURAL Chandwad RAT 98 52 M Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 99 30 M Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 100 20 F Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 101 47 F Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 102 20 M Daregav RURAL Chandwad RAT 103 26 M Dhondgavhan RURAL Chandwad RAT 104 46 M Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 105 23 M Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 106 55 M Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 107 60 F Kajisangavi RURAL Chandwad RAT 108 27 M Uswad RURAL Chandwad RAT 109 50 M Dugav RURAL Chandwad RAT 110 38 M Mangrul RURAL Chandwad RAT 111 26 M Dhondgavhan RURAL Chandwad RAT 112 64 M Malsane RURAL Chandwad RAT 113 53 M Ektukhe Dhodambe RURAL Chandwad RAT 114 44 M Vele RURAL Chandwad RAT 115 28 M Rohile RURAL Chandwad RAT 116 47 M Kanmandale Hatti RURAL Chandwad RAT 117 31 F Kheldari RURAL Chandwad RAT 118 48 M Chandwad RURAL Chandwad RAT 119 34 M Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad RAT 120 19 F Somnathnagar RURAL Chandwad RAT 121 65 F Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 122 28 M Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 123 33 M Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 124 65 F Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 125 40 F Ektukhe Dhodambe RURAL Chandwad RAT 126 42 M Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 127 45 F Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 128 55 M Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 129 61 M Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 130 18 F Vadner Bhairav RURAL Chandwad RAT 131 38 F Vadalibhoi RURAL Chandwad RAT 132 70 M Kanmandale Hatti RURAL Chandwad RAT 133 30 M Massane RURAL Chandwad RAT B 347 Anganwadi Wali Galli Nathu Pura 134 35 M OUT Delhi METROPOLIS Burari North Dehli Dehli B 437 Budh Bajar Wali Galli Nathu Pura 135 33 F OUT Delhi METROPOLIS Buradi Uttari Delhi 136 50 M Shivaji Marg Umrane Deola Nashik RURAL Deola SUPREME Saptsrungi Nagar Near Hanuman Mandir 137 57 F RURAL Deola DATAR Kalawan Road Deola Nashik 138 59 M Nerkar Galli Lohaner Deola Nashik RURAL Deola DATAR 139 35 M Deola Tal.Deola Nashik RURAL Deola PREVENTINE 140 65 M Dahiwad Tal.Deola Nashik RURAL Deola PREVENTINE 141 68 F Malegaon Road Deola Deola Nashik RURAL Deola KRSNNA Bank Colony Gunjal Nagar Deola Nashik 142 24 F RURAL Deola THYROCARE Nashik Nashik - 423102 - At Post Umrane Nashik Maharashtra Nashik. - 143 30 M RURAL Deola THYROCARE 423110 - Shyam Sunil Chitte At Rameshwar Post 144 22 M RURAL Deola THYROCARE Deola Tel Deola Dist Nashik Maharashtra Baherpur Umarane Nashik Umrana 145 24 M RURAL Deola THYROCARE Maharashtra - 423110 - Tal Deola At Post Nimbola Lakhamapur Nsk 146 65 F RURAL Deola THYROCARE Nimbola - 423213 - So Sarjerao Wagh Pimpagaon Datta Chauk 147 26 M RURAL Deola THYROCARE Pimplgaon Tel Deola Pimplgaon Nashik So Vasol Village Jyoti Nagar Post Vasol Taluka 148 63 M RURAL Deola THYROCARE Deola Nashik 423301 - 423301 - 149 33 M Savki RURAL Deola RAT 150 8 M Vithewadi RURAL Deola RAT 151 3 M Savki RURAL Deola RAT 152 35 M Savki RURAL Deola RAT 153 48 M Vithewadi RURAL Deola RAT 154 37 M Vithewadi RURAL Deola RAT 155 10 F Savki RURAL Deola RAT 156 50 M Vithewadi RURAL Deola RAT 157 57 M Bhaur RURAL Deola RAT 158 28 F Umrane RURAL Deola RAT 159 29 F Umrane RURAL Deola RAT 160 49 M Umrane RURAL Deola RAT 161 18 F Umrane RURAL Deola RAT 162 25 F Umrane RURAL Deola RAT 163 32 M Umrane RURAL Deola RAT 164 23 M Umrane RURAL Deola RAT 165 28 M Umrane RURAL Deola RAT 166 30 M
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