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Sl. No. Registrationid Name Aadhaar Institute H/D Class Account No OBC & SC; Manipur OBC Pre Matric Scholarship, 2019-20 e-disbursement Students List with Account number -- -- -- A. HDFC BANK Sl. No. RegistrationID Name Aadhaar Institute H/D Class Account No. Bank Name Ifsc Amount 1 REG/OBC/2019/059113 ATHOKPAM MALEMNGANBI CHANU XXXXXXXX1821 MEGA MANIPUR D IX XXXXXXXXXX0882 HDFC BANK HDFC0001999 1,500 2 REG/OBC/2019/060007 MOIRANGTHEM REIA DEVI XXXXXXXX5572 HERITAGE CONVENT D IV XXXXXXXXXX0018 HDFC HDFC0001999 1,500 TOTAL 3,000 B. NON-HDFC BANK Sl. No. RegistrationID Name Aadhaar Institute H/D Class Account No. Bank Name Ifsc Amount 3 REG/OBC/2019/000068 RAJLAKSHMI RAJKUMARI XXXXXXXX4369 STANDARD ROBARTH HR. SEC. SCHOOL D IX XXXXXXX6110 STATE BANK OF INDIA SBIN0017403 1,500 4 REG/OBC/2019/031671 HAOBAM TAIBANGANBA SINGH XXXXXXXX9056 UNITED PUBLIC SCHOOL (REC.) 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