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Sl.No. Area Village Vill-Address Khata-No Plot Nos. Block- Name District Employment Details for the year 2012‐13 Relation with Block‐ Name of Person offered Empl‐Letter‐ Sl.No. Area Village Vill‐Address Khata‐No Plot Nos. District F/H‐Name the Land‐ Empl.Ref. No. Name Employment Date Owner S/o Narayan PD/MP/APPt/ Land 1 Kuju Sugia PO‐ Karma, PS‐ Mandu 1 22/2, 22/3 Mandu Ramgarh Sri Dewaki Mahto Son 7/4/2012 Mahto Loser/ L‐148 S/o Jodhan PD/MP/APPt/ Land 2 Kuju Sugia PO‐ Karma, PS‐ Mandu 1 22/1 Mandu Ramgarh Sri Maheshwar Mahto Son 7/4/2012 Mahto Loser/ L‐147 14, 37, Tarmi & PO‐ Gunjardih, PS‐ 222, 223, 224, 232, 2, 43, 221, S/o Anand Lal PD/MP/APPt/ Land 3 Dhori 30, 61, Bermo Bokaro Sri Motilal Mahto Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Gunjardih Chandrapura‐ Nawadih 228, 224 Mahto Loser/ L‐145 06, 14, Tarmi & PO‐ Gunjardih, PS‐ 47, 34,06, S/o Sohrai PD/MP/APPt/ Land 4 Dhori 603,604, 605, 230, 228,231 Bermo Bokaro Sri Ram Chandra Mahto Son 7/4/2012 Gunjardih Chandrapura‐ Nawadih 61 Mahto Loser/ L‐144 W/o Suresh PD/MP/APPt/ Land 5 Piparwar Bijain PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 290, 284 Tandwa Chatra Smt. Tetri Devi Daughter 7/4/2012 Ganjhu Loser/ L‐142 W/o Ruplal PD/MP/APPt/ Land 6 Piparwar Bijain PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 290, 284 Tandwa Chatra Smt. Pano Devi Daughter 7/4/2012 Ganjhu Loser/ L‐141 W/o Nageshwar Daughter‐in‐ PD/MP/APPt/ Land 7 Piparwar Benti PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 98 206/8 Tandwa Chatra Smt. Munia Devi 7/4/2012 Ganjhu law Loser/ L‐140 S/o Lt. Chaitu PD/MP/APPt/ Land 8 Piparwar Bahera PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 67, 70 245, 381, 126, 121 Tandwa Chatra Sri Somar Mahto Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Mahto Loser/ L‐139 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 9 Piparwar Karo PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 52 442 Tandwa Chatra Sri Kartik Mahto S/o Suku Mahto Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐138 S/o Lt. PD/MP/APPt/ Land 10 Piparwar Karo PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 52 442 Tandwa Chatra Sri Gultan Kumar Dhaneshwar Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐137 Mahto PD/MP/APPt/ Land 11 Piparwar Karo PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 52 442 Tandwa Chatra Sri Naresh Mahto S/o Dewa Mahto Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐136 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 12 Piparwar Karo PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 52 442 Tandwa Chatra Sri Bijay Kumar S/o Bali Mahto Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐135 Sri Pradeep Kumar PD/MP/APPt/ Land 13 Piparwar Karo PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 52 442 Tandwa Chatra S/o Bali Mahto Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Mahto Loser/ L‐134 1, 2, 4, 8, 26, 58, 108, 95, 21, 43, 3,9, 37, S/o Braj Mohan PD/MP/APPt/ Land 14 Piparwar Saraiya PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar Tandwa Chatra Sri Rabindra Prasad Son 7/4/2012 9,10, 13 1, 14, 97 Sahu Loser/ L‐133 S/o Sitaram PD/MP/APPt/ Land 15 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 83, 16, 211, 08 Tandwa Chatra Sri Ram Autar Ganjhu Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Ganjhu Loser/ L‐132 S/o Akalu PD/MP/APPt/ Land 16 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 83, 16, 211, 08 Tandwa Chatra Sri Sukhdev Ganjhu Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Ganjhu Loser/ L‐131 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 17 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 83, 16, 211, 08 Tandwa Chatra Sri Fuldeo Ganjhu S/o Sarju Ganjhu Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐130 Sri Santosh Kumar PD/MP/APPt/ Land 18 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 83, 16, 211, 08 Tandwa Chatra S/o Amir Bhokta Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Bhokta Loser/ L‐129 S/o Basudeo PD/MP/APPt/ Land 19 Piparwar Benti PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 98 206/6 Tandwa Chatra Sri Rahul Ganjhu Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Ganjhu Loser/ L‐128 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 20 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 211, 4 Tandwa Chatra Sri Ajit Kumar S/o Bisuni Ram Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐127 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 21 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 211, 4 Tandwa Chatra Sri Bindu Ram S/o Lt. Loku Ram Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐126 Sri Damodar Kumar S/o Nand Kishor PD/MP/APPt/ Land 22 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 211, 110, 04, 42 Tandwa Chatra Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Pandey Pandey Loser/ L‐125 S/o Nand Kishor PD/MP/APPt/ Land 23 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 211, 110, 04, 42 Tandwa Chatra Sri Rajnikant Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Pandey Loser/ L‐124 S/o Nand Kishor PD/MP/APPt/ Land 24 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 211, 110, 04, 42 Tandwa Chatra Sri Srikant Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Pandey Loser/ L‐123 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 25 Piparwar Bijain PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1/69 72 Tandwa Chatra Sri Umesh Ram S/o Rati Ram Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐122 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 26 Piparwar Bijain PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1/69 72 Tandwa Chatra Sri Suresh Ram S/o Rati Ram Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Loser/ L‐121 S/o Mitaka PD/MP/APPt/ Land 27 Piparwar Benti PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 98 1117/2 Tandwa Chatra Sri Vijay Kumar Ganjhu Son 7/4/2012 Ganjhu Loser/ L‐120 S/o Lt. Ganesh PD/MP/APPt/ Land 28 Piparwar Kutki PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 42, 36 Tandwa Chatra Sri Mahabir Ram Grand‐son 7/4/2012 Ram Loser/ L‐119 S/o Tapeshwar PD/MP/APPt/ Land 29 Piparwar Kichto & Bahera PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 24,37, 39 36, 39, 330 Tandwa Chatra Sri Prem Kumar Singh Son 7/4/2012 Singh Loser/ L‐118 1493/1, 949, 832, 804, 928/1, 808, 826/1, 806, 837, 807, 826/3, 947, 1493/4, 821, 822, S/o Mithulal PD/MP/APPt/ Land 30 Argada Dari PO‐Giddi 'C', PS‐Giddi 'A' 58 Ramgarh Ramgarh Sri Bablu Manjhi Self 3/7/2012 826/4, 823, 892/1, 1493/2, Manjhi Loser/ L‐154 902/2, 932, 893, 894, 826/2, 1493/3 1493/1, 949, 832, 804, 928/1, 808, 826/1, 806, 837, 807, 826/3, 947, 1493/4, 821, 822, S/o Jagdish PD/MP/APPt/ Land 31 Argada Dari PO‐Giddi 'C', PS‐Giddi 'A' 58 Ramgarh Ramgarh Sri Hirajeet Besra Son 3/7/2012 826/4, 823, 892/1, 1493/2, Manjhi Loser/ L‐157 902/2, 932, 893, 894, 826/2, 1493/3 1493/1, 949, 832, 804, 928/1, 808, 826/1, 806, 837, 807, 826/3, 947, 1493/4, 821, 822, S/o Lt. Barju PD/MP/APPt/ Land 32 Argada Dari PO‐Giddi 'C', PS‐Giddi 'A' 58 Ramgarh Ramgarh Sri Lalan Besra Self 3/7/2012 826/4, 823, 892/1, 1493/2, Manjhi Loser/ L‐158 902/2, 932, 893, 894, 826/2, 1493/3 1493/1, 949, 832, 804, 928/1, 808, 826/1, 806, 837, 807, 826/3, 947, 1493/4, 821, 822, S/o Nayaram PD/MP/APPt/ Land 33 Argada Dari PO‐Giddi 'C', PS‐Giddi 'A' 58 Ramgarh Ramgarh Sri Suresh Besra Son 3/7/2012 826/4, 823, 892/1, 1493/2, Manjhi Loser/ L‐155 902/2, 932, 893, 894, 826/2, 1493/3 1493/1, 949, 832, 804, 928/1, 808, 826/1, 806, 837, 807, 826/3, 947, 1493/4, 821, 822, S/o Lt. Durga PD/MP/APPt/ Land 34 Argada Dari PO‐Giddi 'C', PS‐Giddi 'A' 58 Ramgarh Ramgarh Sri Manoj Manjhi Self 3/7/2012 826/4, 823, 892/1, 1493/2, Manjhi Loser/ L‐156 902/2, 932, 893, 894, 826/2, 1493/3 778, 914, 920, 750, 751, 752, D/o Sri Ganesh PD/MP/APPt/ Land 35 NK Churi PO & PS‐Khelari 66, 52, 14 Burmu Ranchi Miss Kiran Kumari Daughter 13/7/2012 755, 757, 758, 759, 760 Yadav Loser/ L‐162 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 36 Piparwar Benti PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 98 790, 793, 606, 640 Tandwa Chatra Md. Taj S/o Salim Mian Self 2/8/2012 Loser/ L‐165 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 37 Piparwar Benti PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 98 790, 793, 606, 640 Tandwa Chatra Sri Haider Ali S/o Salim Mian Self 2/8/2012 Loser/ L‐166 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 38 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 211, 110,196, 04 Tandwa Chatra Sri Javed Khan S/o Jugunu Khan Self 2/8/2012 Loser/ L‐167 PD/MP/APPt/ Land 39 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 211, 110,196, 04 Tandwa Chatra Sri Nurul Ain Khan S/o Jugunu Khan Self 2/8/2012 Loser/ L‐168 Sri Mehandi Hasan PD/MP/APPt/ Land 40 Piparwar Thena PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1 211, 110,196, 04 Tandwa Chatra S/o Jugunu Khan Self 2/8/2012 Khan Loser/ L‐169 08,1/4, 133, 167, 168, 170, 181, 182, 1/66, 192, 212, 211, 171, 216, 239, PD/MP/APPt/ Land 41 Piparwar Bijain PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1/3, 293, 315, 284, 289, 208, 330, Tandwa Chatra Sri Mohan Ganjhu S/o Garaj Ganjhu Self 2/8/2012 Loser/ L‐170 2/15, 04, 232, 272, 78, 28, 151,286, 288, 02 272 08,1/4, 133, 167, 168, 170, 181, 182, 1/66, 192, 212, 211, 171, 216, 239, W/o Bachan PD/MP/APPt/ Land 42 Piparwar Bijain PO‐Bahera ‐PS‐Piparwar 1/3, 293, 315, 284, 289, 208, 330, Tandwa Chatra Smt.
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