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SHOW CAUSE NOTICE(Non-Submission Of https://fcraonline.nic.in List of Associations FCRA Years for which Annual S.No Registration Association Name Address District State Returns not filed Number Adhunik Mahila Vikas At. P.O. Rupas (Barh), 1 031170089 Samiti Patna, Bihar , -803211 Patna Bihar 2016-2017 Moolamattom Po, 2 052940046 St. Mathews Convent Idukki,Kerala-685589 Idukki Kerala 2016-2017 Rural Development Velgode, Distt. Kurnool, 3 010270021 Society Andhra Pradesh., - Kurnool Andhra Pradesh 2016-2017 Al-islamiya Nagar, Al-mu-assasthul Islamiya Arattupuzha North Alappuzhan(Alleppy 4 052810109 Trust P.o.,Alleppey, Kerala- ) Kerala 2015-2016 Janaki, At- Po- Pimpali Khurd, Tal.chiplun,Dist- Shramik Sahayog ratnagiri, Maharashtra.- 5 083950017 (R.Z.G.Vikas Prakalp) 415604 Ratnagiri Maharashtra 2016-2017 Ujjain Charitable Trust 50, Kashir Sagar Cly Hospital & Research Mahadik Niwas , Ujjain, 2014-2015, 6 063560007 Centre Bhind,MP-456006 Bhind/MahaSamund Madhya Pradesh 2013-2014 , Mankada P.o.79 Mankada Anatha Sala 324,Malappuram - 679 7 052950051 Sangam 324- Malappuram Kerala 2013-2014 B-103 'A' Nandpuri Hawa 2016-2017, Prachin Kathpuli Kalan Sadak, Jaipur,Rajasthan - 2015-2016, 8 125560057 Sansthan 302006 Jaipur Rajasthan 2013-2014 S.P.15, Bhabha Marg, Eye Research Centre Moti Dungri , Tilak Nagar, 9 125560112 Society Jaipur,Rajasthan- Jaipur Rajasthan 2011-2012 P.O.- Sapha, Sbha Bazar, Via- Nechua Ayodhya Lal Kalyan Jalalpur,Distt. Gopalganj, 10 031390004 Niketan Bihar -841503 Gopalganj Bihar 2016-2017 No.- 5, Muthalamma Koil World Evangelistic Street St., Outreach Of India Selaiyur,Chennai, Tamil 2014-2015, 11 075900636 Charitable Trust Nadu-600073 Chennai (Madras) Tamil Nadu 2013-2014 291, Society For Edu.in Values Samarthnagar,Aurangaba 12 083750054 & Action(seva) d 431001- Aurangabad Maharashtra 2016-2017 Pratapbagan, , Liberal Association For Bankura,West Bengal- 13 146920015 Movement Of People 722101 Bankura West Bengal 2015-2016 C/o Ashokrao Chavan, Shivaji Nagar,Nanded 14 083890013 Sai Sevabhavi Trust Maharashtra-431602 Nanded Maharashtra 2016-2017 D Sector Kamala Nehru Netraheen Vikas Nagar, Jodhpur,Rajasthan- 15 125610006 Sansthan 342004 Jodhpur Rajasthan 2016-2017 Page 1 of 138 https://fcraonline.nic.in List of Associations FCRA Years for which Annual S.No Registration Association Name Address District State Returns not filed Number 2016-2017, 2015-2016, Nehru Yuva Sankalp Tehatada Reni Rajgarh, 2014-2015, 16 125420013 Sansthan Alwar,Rajasthan-301409 Alwar Rajasthan 2013-2014 Sahibul Assir Manzil Zohra Bagh, Aligarh,Uttar 17 136220009 Hayya Alal Falah Society Pradesh- Aligarh Uttar Pradesh 2016-2017 8/103 Court Road , Society for Rural Anantapur,Andhra 18 010120045 Improvement Pradesh -515001 Ananthapur Andhra Pradesh 2016-2017 Irinjalakuda,, Thrissur 19 052900066 St Paul Minor Seminary Distt., ,Kerala- Thrissur (Trichur) Kerala 2016-2017 Kamagvere, Kolegal Taluk Chanarajanagar 20 094590027 Kamgere Parish Society ,Karnataka-571443 Mysore Karnataka 2011-2012 2016-2017, The Indian Pentacostal Chillakallu, Village & PO 2015-2016, Community Church of Jayapet, Distt. Krishna, 2014-2015, 21 010260095 God A.P., - Krishna Andhra Pradesh 2011-2012 2015-2016, 2014-2015, 2012-2013, 22 075900485 Voluntary Health Services Adyar, Madras,Tn- Chennai (Madras) Tamil Nadu 2011-2012 2 Sundaram Street, Bro.Siga Social Service Vyasarpadi,Chennai - 23 075900546 Guild 600039 Chennai (Madras) Tamil Nadu 2016-2017 H.NO.8-4-550/93 Nataraj Nagar, Borabanda, Jyothi Welfare Hyderabad,Andhra Hyderabad/Secunde 24 010230302 Association Pradesh -500018 rabad Telangana 2016-2017 Care of Shri Santaram L.Belose Belose House, Deulwada At and Post Pali,Taluka Sudhagad Distt. Raigad, Maharashtra - 410205,Maharashtra,410 25 083850018 Sobti 205 Raigarh Maharashtra 2016-2017 J.n. Road, 2013-2014, Ociety Of Srs Of St Anne's Tiruvallur,Tiruvallur- Chengalpattu/MGR/ 2012-2013, 26 075820017 Soc No. 2 602001- Kancheepuram Tamil Nadu 2011-2012 , P.o.- Uttar Dakshin Chandchak Manashree,Howrah -- 27 147000011 Samaj Kalyan Samity 711412 Howrah West Bengal 2016-2017 New Chandmari, Motihari, East 28 031280015 Vijeta Champaran,Bihar - Champaran East Bihar 2012-2013 Nalukady, Paipadu P.o.changanacherry,Kotta 29 052870043 Don Bosco Home yam - 686 548- Kottayam Kerala 2016-2017 Gayatri Japo Bhumi, 30 136570011 Yug Nirman Yojna Trust Mathura,Up- Mathura Uttar Pradesh 2011-2012 Page 2 of 138 https://fcraonline.nic.in List of Associations FCRA Years for which Annual S.No Registration Association Name Address District State Returns not filed Number Zone -v - A (core-c) 2nd Council For Advancement Floor, India Habitat Of People's Action And Centre, Lodi Road,New 31 231650434 Rural Technology Delhi -110003 Delhi Delhi 2015-2016 2721, Chowk Sangtarash, National Federation Of Paharganj,New Delhi - 32 231650447 Blind 110055 Delhi Delhi 2016-2017 20 A, Royala Towers, 781 Rotary Club Of Madras Anna Salai,Chennai- 2013-2014, 33 075900355 Charitable Trust 600002 Chennai (Madras) Tamil Nadu 2012-2013 Kiageria, Midnapore,Wb- 34 147040160 Sarbik Palli Kalyan Kendra 721201 Midnapore West Bengal 2016-2017 Christian Dalit Libration No.22, East Cross Road, North Arcot 35 075980107 Movement Gandhi Nagar,Vellore- (Vellore) Tamil Nadu 2016-2017 Jay Prakash Seva Main Road, Masourhi, 36 031170105 Sansthan Patna, Bihar , - Patna Bihar 2016-2017 2016-2017, 2015-2016, Social Action Movement G S T Road, Chengalpattu/MGR/ 2013-2014, 37 075820136 1 Mamandur,Chengalpattu- Kancheepuram Tamil Nadu 2012-2013 109/93 Hindupur , Dist: Relief Organisation for Anantpur,Andhra 2016-2017, 38 010120100 the Handicapped Pradesh- Ananthapur Andhra Pradesh 2014-2015 Suviseshapuram & Suviseshapuram, (via) Neighbourhood Ittamzhi,Tirunelveli, Tamil Tirunelveli(kattabo 2016-2017, 39 076030064 Development Society Nadu-627652 mman) Tamil Nadu 2015-2016 V&PO Phalasiya , Udaipur,Rajasthan- 40 125690050 Kalpana Kalyan Society 313701 Udaipur Rajasthan 2016-2017 Sri Krishna Janamsthan Katra Keshav Dev, 41 136570001 Seva Sadan Mathura,U.p.-281001 Mathura Uttar Pradesh 2016-2017 Society For The Advancement Of 222 Chandralol Aliganj , 42 136550046 Environmental Sciences Lucknow,U.p.-226020 Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 2016-2017 , Aloor P.o.(via) kallettumkara,Trichur 43 052900100 Better Life Movement Kerala-680683 Thrissur (Trichur) Kerala 2016-2017 10 - B, Miniland Tank Road,bhandup(w),Mumb 44 083780085 Out Reach ai 400078- Mumbai Maharashtra 2016-2017 St. Josephs Vocational & P.o.bilaspur, Dist. 45 136680002 Industrial Society Rampur,Uttar Pradesh- Rampur Uttar Pradesh 2016-2017 2013-2014, St. Martin De Pores Isanagar, Bilaspur, Dist. 2012-2013, 46 136680003 Hospital Rampur,Uttar Pradesh- Rampur Uttar Pradesh 2011-2012 , Avinissery (via) 2016-2017, Ollur,Trichur Kerala- 2014-2015, 47 052900250 St. Joseph's Bala Sadanam 680313 Thrissur (Trichur) Kerala 2013-2014 Page 3 of 138 https://fcraonline.nic.in List of Associations FCRA Years for which Annual S.No Registration Association Name Address District State Returns not filed Number Malipukur Samaj At/p.o.jujersa, ,Howrah - 48 147000047 Unnayan Samity 711302.- Howrah West Bengal 2016-2017 18/2, Lala Babu Shire Road, P.o. Belur Sarvik Vivekananda Gram Math,Howrah, W.b.- 49 147000119 Seva Sanstha 711202 Howrah West Bengal 2016-2017 P.o. Daspur, 50 147040011 Sarvik Gram Vikas Kendra Midnapore,Wb-721211 Midnapore West Bengal 2012-2013 , Vill.durganagar,p.o.kulpi, South 24 Parganas - 24 Parganas-(S and 51 147110339 Milan Mandir Durganagar 743351.- N) West Bengal 2016-2017 NYENGCHING:LONGLENG , PO/DIST- LONGLENG, NAGALAND - PHOM BAPTIST 798625,LONGLENG 52 164750003 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION TOWN,798625 Teunsang Nagaland 2016-2017 Polavaram , Via Peoples Action in Social Tekkali,Andhra Pradesh- 2016-2017, 53 010340025 Service 532201 Srikakulam Andhra Pradesh 2014-2015 No.5, Pillayar Koil Street, 2016-2017, Kareenguzhi,Kanchipura Chengalpattu/MGR/ 2014-2015, 54 075820135 Vazhkaiyin Oli Sangam m- Kancheepuram Tamil Nadu 2012-2013 Chittal Road, Amreli 55 041930002 Netra Chikitsa Trust ,Gujarat-364601 Amreli Gujarat 2016-2017 Orphanage Anjuman Kashmiri Kothi , 56 031170130 Khadimul Islam Patna, Bihar , -800008 Patna Bihar 2016-2017 Mission Compound, Raichur ,Karnataka- 57 094610001 Methodist Girls Hostel 584101 Raichur Karnataka 2016-2017 Rural Development Society,( Rajaji Primary Velgodi, Distt. Kurnool, , 58 010270024 School) Andhra Pradesh., - Kurnool Andhra Pradesh 2016-2017 49-c Upper Attadi, Coonoor The Good Samaritan Social Nilgirisdistrict,Tamil Nadu- Nilgiri 59 075970086 Trust 643101- (Udagamangalam) Tamil Nadu 2016-2017 P.O. Lohat, Village- Rashtriya Gramin Fatepur, 60 031290005 Vidyapitha Madhubani,Bihar - Madhubani Bihar 2016-2017 79, Bhusar Mohalla, Bhiwandi-421 2016-2017, 61 083990034 Aqsa Educational Society 302,Bhiwandi,421302 Thane Maharashtra 2013-2014 St. Andrew's College , St. Andrew's Educational Bandra, West, ,Mumbai, 62 083780103 Foundation Maharashtra-400050 Mumbai Maharashtra 2016-2017 4-58/1, Muthyalareddy 2016-2017, Karunamaya Educational Palle, Tirupati Rkural 2015-2016, & Rural Development Mandal,Tirupatt, Distt. 2014-2015, 63 010140163 Society Chittoor, A.P.- Chittoor Andhra Pradesh 2011-2012 Page 4 of 138 https://fcraonline.nic.in List of Associations FCRA Years for which Annual S.No Registration Association Name Address District State Returns not filed Number Samjai Nagar P.o. Chandipur, Adarsh Gramodyog Sewa Sultanpur,Uttar Pradesh- 64 136720006 Sansthan 228151 Sultanpur Uttar Pradesh 2016-2017 2016-2017, P.O. Jamui, Prabhavati 2015-2016, Gram,Jamui, Bihar- 2014-2015, 65 031130003 Vikas Samiti 811307
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