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North UTTARKANYA (MINI SECRETARIET, GOVT OF WEST BENGAL ) Siliguri 100 feet wide peripherial road Sumeru Oxyware WBIIDC West Bengal Samrat Agro Indutries Office Complex 2.0171 acre State Warehousing Space for 6.6669 acre Area outside Haldia Mosque 2.0006 acre Corporation Feed Mills (N) Growth Centre Bengal Commercial Complex 2.5424 acre 5.5972 acre 2.000 acre Playing Marbles Swastika Hatcharies Precision Engineering Samrat 0.6800 acre Industrial Estate Pioneer Sree Krishna N.R.S. 100 feet wide peripherial Road Agro Coal Industries BENFED of WBSIDC Footwares 0.9200 Feed Mills Sarawagi Briquetting Chemicals acre (2.990 + 0.9899) = 3.9799 acre 2.514 acre 1.0050acre Nu Tech 0.9931 acre Industries 0.7804 0.9158acre 2.0001 acre 1.0018acre 1.0018acre 1.165 acre 1.0034 acre 2.0275 acre D.A.P. Agro 1.0070 acre The Statesman acre Jalpaiguri Food Products (P) Ltd M B Tea & Allied Super Treads (P) Ltd Northern Packages (P) Ltd Samrat North Bengal Sales (P) Ltd S.H. 12 A 60 feet wide WBIIDC Road Dalmia Gold Rice Mill Shivam 0.7486 acre Bislania Agro Deepak Tyres Tannaries Edibles Tirupati Enterprise Bikrampur Hindusthan 0.5174 acre 0.5501 acre Pvt. Ltd. kishori Sati Dadi Khatushayam Poly 1.0042 acre Siliguri Logistics marcantiles Agro man Polymers Coromant Sri Shyam Trexim (P) Ltd. 3.0552acre 4.936acre 3.1172acre 3.1172acre 3.0011acre 2.9776acre 3.1172acre Chemical Ind. 1.00 acre 1.7477acre Saraogi Steel Products pvt. Ltd. Maharastra Feeds 2.0690 acre 1.00 acre Kanchanjungha Paper Products 2.0020 acre and Oil Mill 1.0087 acre Commodities 1.9739 acre 1.0114 acre 0.9934 Siliguri 1.0154 3.1172 acre 1.0196 acre Darjeeling 3.1172 acre Plastomech Poly Product WBSEB Megamart Agro Narmada Markantiles 2.0161acre Tula 3.0191 acre Area outside Siliguri Jain Brothers Saraogi Rice Dabgram Vanijya Packaging Growth Centre 100 feet wide Peripherial Road Jalpaiguri Dabgram Industrial Growth Centre.

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