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The following lists of Dentists whose names have been removed from the Maharashtra State Dental Register under sub-section (2) of section 39 of the Dentists Act,1948, on 1st April 2017 for committing default payment of Retention fee before the due date are published in accordance with sub section (5) of section 41 of the Dentists Act, 1948. Part-A Sr. No. Name Reg.No. Remarks 1 VARIFDAR CAPTION NARIMAN RUSTAMJI A-2 2 MAZUMDAR MADHUSNDAN CHUNILAL A-3 3 MAEHANT HARIKRISHAN DHANAMDAS A-5 4 GINWALS MINO SORABJI NUSSAWANJEE A-9 5 VACHHA PHEROX BYRAMJI A-10 6 MADAN BALBIR SINGH A-12 7 NARIMAN HOSHANG JEHANGIV A-14 8 MASANI BEHRAM FRAMRORE A-19 9 JAWLE NARENDEA BHAWANRAO A-20 10 DINSHAW KAVINA ERAEH A-21 11 BHARUCHA COOVER PHIRORE A-22 12 AGARWAL VITHAL DEOLAL A-23 13 AURORA HARISH CHANDAR A-27 14 COLACO ISABEL FAUSTIN A-28 15 HALDIPWR VASANTRAO SHAMRAO A-33 16 EEKIEL RUTH JACOB A-39 17 DEODHAR ACHYUT SITARAM A-43 18 DESIAI BHAGWENTRAI GULABSHAWEAR A-44 19 CHAVHAN SADASHIV GOPAL A-48 20 MISTRI JEHANGIR DADABHAI A-50 21 MEHTA SUKHAL ABHECHAND A-52 22 DEODHAR PRABHA ACHYUT A-58 23 DHANBHOORA MANECK JEHANGIRSHA A-59 24 GINWALLA JEHMI MINO SORABJI A-61 25 SOONAWALA HOMI ARDESHIR A-63 26 SIGUEIRA CAPTION WALTER JOSEPH A-65 27 BHANICHA DHANJISHAH PHERIZWSHAW A-66 28 DESHMUKH VASANT RAMKRISHAN A-70 29 PATIL SONAL CHANDHAKNT A-72 30 JAGOS JASSI BYARANSHAW A-74 31 PAHLAJANI SUMATI MUKHAND A-76 32 FERANANDAS RUPHAEL PHILIP A-77 33 MATHIAS JOHNNY JOHN BAPTIST A-78 34 JOSHI PANDMANG WASUDEVAO A-82 35 DCOSTA HENNY SERTORIO A-86 36 JHAKUR ARVIND BHAKHANDRA A-91 37 HEGDE BALKRISHAN RAMCHANDRA A-92 38 VASAVADA NAVSUKHLAL JHAVERILAD A-94 39 CHOPRA VEDPRALESH KHUSIRAM A-97 40 TARAPORVAL PORUS VICAJI A-100 41 UMRIGAR RUSTAM DINSHAWJI A-101 42 SAWE RAMKRISHNA VISHWANATH A-104 43 HATHIRAM JEHMUREB DADIBA A-105 44 JILLA BANOO JAHANGIRJEE A-106 45 GOGATE PRABHAKAR VISHRUE A-107 46 KARANDE EKNATH NARAYAN A-110 47 JHAKAR SHARATCHANDRA SHRIRAM A-111 48 NAGREE ABBAS CADERBHAI A-112 49 JHAKARE HAIVADAN HARIPIASAD A-113 50 KHAMBATTA SORABJI MANECKJI A-115 51 NICHOLSON SOREB MUNCHESHAW A-118 52 UPADHYE GAJANAN GOVIND A-119 53 AVASIA JAL ARADESHIR A-121 54 KAMATH RASTAN RAGHAVENDRA A-122 55 KATARIA VISHINDAS JOLARAM A-124 56 SURTI MOHAMMED NOOR MOHAMMAED A-126 57 LAKSHMANAN CYRIL DHILARE SINGH A-128 58 BHARSLI PRASANAKUMAR NABHERAM A-129 59 KASLE CAPTION YESHWANT SITARAM A-130 60 MECKLAI N. A. A-131 61 PINTO ARTHORY REGINALD A-132 62 SALUKE SADASHIV LAXMANRAO A-134 63 BARVE RAGHUNATH SADASHIV A-135 64 RIBEIRO BALDWIN JAYME A-136 65 OVERSEER PRAVIN DALPCTRAM A-137 66 CHANDARKAR SUDHA A-138 67 GANDHI GOPALDAS PARASTAM A-139 68 PAUL RAJINDER PRAKAST A-140 69 DESAI DHANVANT MANOKLAL A-141 70 DESA DELPHINE A-142 71 KITTUZ HARI VISHNU A-143 72 KAPADIA JEHANGIR DOSSABHOY A-150 73 GASTRLLINO ALFRED JULIUS A-151 74 KATE ANANDRAO SHANKARAO A-152 75 PATIL MOTIBHAI BECHARBHAI A-153 76 RAUT RAMAKANT BALWANT A-154 77 CHIPKAR KAMLAKAR KASHINATH A-155 78 DHOLAKIA HARNATH MANISHANKAR A-159 79 KHER VASANT MAHADEO A-160 80 SHRTH PITAMBAR BHIKU A-161 81 SABRIS BHAKHANCHA SHANTASAM A-162 82 MENON GOVIND KUTTY A-163 83 BAOYNES VICTOR JEROME A-164 84 LAWRENCE JULLIE JOSEPH A-166 85 JUNIJA AITU MULKRAJ A-167 86 UDANI JASUKHRAI MAGANLAL A-168 87 LOBO CAPTAIN HENRY JOSEPH A-170 88 OLIVER ALEX JOHN PHILIP A-171 89 SOUZA ESTEFARIA A-172 90 GOKUL GANDHI KASANDAS MOHANLAL A-174 91 HORMAZDI KHODABOX BEHRAM A-177 92 FERNANDES FLORENCIO SALVADORE A-179 93 FANANDASSAMSON BATHSHEBA FLORA A-180 94 GAMA JOSEPH NOEL A-182 95 DERAI GAJANAN VITHAL A-183 96 BHATT DHIRAJLAL JACMAM A-184 97 PATIL SHANKER SHIVALINGAPPA A-185 98 DOURADO (CAPT) ANTHONY LUDOVICO A-189 99 VACHNARAJANI GAJENDRA MANILAL A-190 100 ADWANI GOBINDRAM KHUSHALDAS A-191 101 LUTHRA SURINDER NATH A-193 102 SONGH RANA DALIJIT A-194 103 PURI SURINDER NATH A-195 104 DCOSTA JOSE MARIA A-196 105 FONSECA JIHN MATHIAS XAVIER A-197 106 MOTIWALLA PHIROZE DADABHOY A-199 107 D SOUZA ANTHONY AOTHUR A-200 108 MASTER SAROSH BOMANSHAH A-202 109 CONTRACTOR DOLLY BAHADURJI A-203 110 BULSARA SOLI JAL A-204 111 PATEL PURUSHOTTAM MATHURBHAI A-209 112 PHADKE BALWANT GOPAL A-210 113 HOSHING RAJARAM NARAYAN A-212 114 SHOURIE KANWAR LAL A-213 115 BORGES ALZIRA ROGER A-215 116 BERY KANTA JAIRAMDAS A-216 117 CHITKE SRINIWAS ANANTRAO A-217 118 SHETH SURENDRA SAKERCHAND A-219 119 WANDREKAR SUMATI S. A-220 120 DAVADATTA IMMANUEL OTHNIEL A-222 121 KAMAT NARSINHA VENKATRAO A-223 122 MASCARENHAS JOSE MENINO A-224 123 BATIWALAL PHIROZE HORMUSJI A-225 124 GUPTE RUSHPA VASANT A-226 125 LAWANI MEENA JHAMATLAL A-228 126 MEHTA FALI SORABJI A-229 127 BARRETTO MARIA AFAR A-230 128 BHATAVADEKAR VITHAL NILKANTH A-231 129 CARDOZA LAWRENCE FELEX A-232 130 MOHILE SHALINI ANANDEAO A-233 131 SHIRWATKAR LAXMAN GANPATRAO A-234 132 MANTRI MANOHAR VASANTRAI A-235 133 KAPADIA KALI HORMUSJI A-236 134 CHUDGAR CHANDRAKANT TRAMBAKLAL A-237 135 SATHE SDARHIV BALWANT A-238 136 GHATALIA AJITKUMAR V. A-239 137 LOPES JVES LUIUS NICHOLAS A-240 138 PANTHAKEE NERGISH FAREDUNJI A-241 139 NADKARNI TARA SADASHIV A-242 140 KAPADIA BOMI SORABJI A-244 141 DOCTOR RATAN H. A-246 142 MASANI DADY F. A-247 143 PATEL GORDHANDHAI C. A-248 144 SOUZA LAISTER L A-249 145 PEREIRA ANDRADE ORLANDO A-254 146 VAZIRANI SUNDER JETHANAND A-255 147 SOHONI JAYWANT RAGHUNATH A-256 148 PAREL VIRENDRA M. A-257 149 KUNDANANI HARDAS JAGAT SING A-258 150 GANDHI VIPIN KALIDAS A-259 151 DISAI HANSA VEIKUNTHRAI A-260 152 MERCHANT USHA JAMNADAS A-261 153 PIROSHAW NOSHIR ARDESHIR A-262 154 NAGI JUGIT BHAGAT SINGH A-263 155 TATA FIROZE RUSTOM A-264 156 BHARANI MEGHJI KESHAVJI A-265 157 MEWAWALA DINSHAW SORABJI A-266 158 THUKRAL MADAN SINGH A-267 159 GIDWANI DAULAT VATANMAL A-268 160 ARORA RAMESH CHONDRAQ A-269 161 RAHEMTULLA FIDAHUSEIN HUSEIN A-270 162 KARANDE NANDKUMAR JANARDAN A-271 163 SHARMA SATYA DEO A-272 164 RAO URMILA NARAYAN A-274 165 MANJREKAR PRABHAKAR R. A-275 166 DAVID NORAH AARON A-276 167 PARALIKAR VASANT BHALCHANDRA A-277 168 DARUWALA CYRUS B A-278 169 FEIBUSCH ERNST ROBERT A-279 170 PATH PRABHAKAR VASANT A-280 171 MERCHANT GIRISH JAMNADAS A-281 172 KHOT BHARAMGOUDA APURAYA A-283 173 UPADHYAYA DHANYAKUMAR S. A-284 174 KULKARNI DIGAMBAR BALKRISHNA A-285 175 DATAR NARHAR SHANKAR A-286 176 RUSTOMJI RUSI A-287 177 SHEIKH AHMED SULEMAN A-288 178 PRADHAN SHARADCHANDRA J. A-290 179 TRIVEDI GAJANAN CHUNILAL A-291 180 PRAKASH PREM NAND A-293 181 KAMAT SHRISHNA D. A-294 182 DARUWALLA ARDESHIR DOSSABHOY A-295 183 DA CUNHA GOMES BLASCO A-297 184 SARKARI HOMI DHUNJISHAW A-298 185 KAMAT KESHAV ACHYUT A-299 186 PATIL SATA KUMAGAUDA A-300 187 PATEL JAIRAM MULJBHAI A-301 188 DALVI ANNAJI GOVINDRAO A-302 189 WAGLE DIGAMBAR MANJUNATH A-303 190 SHAIDABHAI KASSIM HAKIMUDDIN A-304 191 KULKARNI JAGANATH R. A-305 192 SOUZA ERIC JOSEPH A-306 193 BOGA DINSHAW FEROZE A-307 194 RAO NILESHWAR SETHURAJA A-308 195 GANDHI MADHUSDAN MOHANLAL A-309 196 SHARMA NAVRATAN CHHOTAMAL A-310 197 SAVNA BHIMSEN AMAN NOTH A-311 198 SANJEE LABHAVAHI SHIVSHANLEAR A-312 199 MIRACHANDANI NIRUDA NARAYAR A-314 200 JAVDEKAR SADASHIV BHASKER A-315 201 JOSHI KEISHNAKUMAR VISHWANATH A-316 202 SOONAWALA SAHRAB PHIROSHAW A-317 203 SHAIKH HAFIZUDDIN SHAMSUDDIN A-319 204 KVIPALANI HASHU MANGHANMAL A-320 205 SHANKWALLKAR GOVIND BALKRISHNA A-322 206 DESAI VASANTLAL MADHAVANDAS A-323 207 SACHAR SURINDER PAUL A-325 208 WADKAR MOHAN ANANT A-326 209 REGE PADMANABH DAMODAR A-327 210 PHADNIS SADASHIV DATTATRAYA A-328 211 NAKHUDA MAHMOOD ARIFF A-329 212 RAVAL HARKANT S. A-330 213 SHAH SARYUBALA MANILAL A-331 214 VERNA INEX COSTABIR A-332 215 HARDWANI KALA D. A-333 216 BHAGWAT GOVIND D. A-334 217 JOSHI SUBHASHCHANDRA MAHADEO A-335 218 MUKHARJI RAGHUNATH HARI A-336 219 DHOLAKIA CHANDRAVADAN RASIKPRASAD A-337 220 DIGHE NARENDRA DWARKANATH A-338 221 DEODHAR GANGADHAR SHANKAR A-339 222 SINGH BALDEV HUKAM A-340 223 MASTER SHISHIKUMAR PURSHOTTAM A-341 224 PURANIK NANDKUMAR BALKRISHNA A-342 225 KOPPIKAR SUMITRA VENKATRAO A-344 226 ATRE ARVIND WAMAN A-345 227 PARIKH NAISHADH HIMATAL A-346 228 KAVINA RUSI NARIMAN A-347 229 GHEEWALA RUSSI KAIKHUSHROO A-348 230 SAHUKAR MINOCHEHER NARIMAN A-349 231 SHETTY DEVRAM K A-351 232 REGE SHARADKUMAR G. A-353 233 KANKARIA BANKATLA RATANCHAND A-354 234 GOKHALE ARVIND SITARAM A-355 235 RAO BALKRISHNA RAMASWAMY A-356 236 SUJAN GUL CHUHER MAL A-357 237 MERCHANT ZARINE MEHERALLY A-358 238 HAZRA BIJOY KUMAR ADITYA A-359 239 KAUR PRABHAKAR RATHAKAR A-362 240 MAHAJAN SASHIKUMAR V. A-363 241 PAI MADHUKAR R. A-364 242 BHARUCHA GOOL FURDOONJI A-365 243 DASTUR RUSTAM PHIROZE A-369 244 NORTON PIO ARTHUR A-370 245 MARTINS OSCAR JOSEPH A-371 246 MANGI SUDARSHAN LAL TRATH RAM A-375 247 SONAWANE VASANT BALKRISHNA A-377 248 RUSTOMJEE MANI MANEKSHAW A-378 249 GHISTA SHIAVAX ARDESHIR A-379 250 MODI PALLAVI BRIJLAL A-380 251 DULANI INDUR CHHANGOMAL A-382 252 BEHROZ ERUCHSHAW A-383 253 PATWARDHAN JAGDISH RAMCHANDRA A-384 254 DESAI DOLATRAI MANIBHAI A-385 255 DAWOODBHOY ISMAIL CASSUMALLU A-386 256 BHILADVALA PALLONJI MANECK A-387 257 SHROFF JAYA GOKOLDAS A-388 258 PAYMASTER ARUN JAGMOHANDAS A-391 259 TENDULKAR SHARADCHANDRA GANESH A-392 260 PATEL SAM NARIMAN A-393 261 ASHAR MADHUR MAWJI A-394 262 AGASHE VAMAN VINAYAK A-395 263 PATEL MANGALDAS PRAGJI A-397 264 KAMODIA PRAVINCHANDRA SHANTILAL A-398 265 DHOPARKAR PRABHAKAR VISHWANATH A-399 266 SHAH ANUPAM NAGARDAS A-401 267 DAS ARUP KUMAR SATISH A-402 268 VAKIL NIRMALAKANT NYLCHAND A-404 269 NAIK DATTARAM NARAYAN A-405 270 TARAPOREWALLA FRAMROZE JEHANGIR A-406 271 DESAI RAJANIKUMAR BAPUBHAI A-407 272 SHAH SHANTILAL DHARAMSHI A-408 273 THOMAS MATHEW C.
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