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Date: Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 3:45 PM
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Press Information Bureau
Government of India
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Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation
Final Report of the Committee to Look into Various Aspects of Slum Statistics/Census and Guide Conduct of Slum Census 2011
New Delhi: September 3, 2010.
A Committee under the Chairmanship of Dr. Pranob Sen, Principal Adviser, Planning Commission (former Secretary, Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation, Government of India) was set up by Ministry of HUPA to study the slum definition and to estimate urban slum population for the whole country on the basis of available data.
Print Clean Clean false false false false EN-US X-NONE HIThe Committee submitted its final Report to the Ministry of HUPA on 30th August, 2010. The Union Minister for Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation Kumari Selja here today released the report. She announced the summary of recommendations of the Committee at a Press Conference, which are as follows:
The first priority of the Committee was to suggest suitable adjustments/corrections and create a reliable statistical model based on data for 1743 cities/towns which had been enumerated in the Census 2001. The Committee then applied this model to estimate the slum population in all 5161 urban areas of the country, including the 3799 statutory towns.
By this model, the estimated Slum Population in the country in 2001 comes to 75.26 million and the projected slum population in the country for the year 2011 at 93.06 million. A comparative picture of the Estimated Slum Population by the Committee and the Slum Population reported by Census 2001 is as follows:
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| RGI | Estimated by Committee on Slums (CoS) |
| Slum Population in the Country (in 2001)
| 52.4 million*
* These figures are for 1743 towns having population 20,000 and above reporting slum
| 75.26 million*
* These figures are for all 5161 cities/towns in the country |
| % of Slum Population in total urban population of cities/towns enumerated in 2001 | 23.50% | 26.31% |
| Projected Slum Population in the Country (in 2011) | NA | 93.06 million |
As per CoS estimates, the slum population constituted 26.31 % of the urban population of the country in 2001.
For the Slum Census 2011, the Committee has recommended that for policy formulation purposes it is absolutely essential to count the slum population even in cities having less than 20000 population. For the purpose of planning for Rajiv Awas Yojana and Slum-free India it would be necessary to count the population of slums in all statutory towns in the country in the 2011.
The Committee has suggested a different definition for slum than the current definition adopted by the Census of India and the States. The Committee recommends a normative definition based on appropriate indicators/checklists for the purpose of identification of slum areas and enumeration of population of area.
It recommends contiguous area with 20-25 HHs having slum like characteristics as a slum area. Based on the pilot studies carried out by the RGI, the following characteristics have been identified as slum characteristics:
Predominant roof material: any material other than concrete (RBC/ RCC)
Availability of drinking water source: not within premises of the census house
Availability of latrine: not within premises of the census house
Drainage facility: no drainage or open drainage
The Committee has recommended that once the lay out maps are released before the general census in 2011, the RGI should share them with the Ministry of HUPA with marking of the contiguous areas having slum like characteristics, for use in planning purpose and as an aid to slum surveys. The Ministry would work closely with the RGI to carry out the ground verification of slum clusters within the identified enumeration blocks to finalize the Master Frame of slums in the country.
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Government of India
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Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Need for an early conclusion of the BIPPA with Ghana: Anand Sharma Seven Projects in the pipeline worth $ 193 million
New Delhi: September 3, 2010.
Shri Anand Sharma, Union Minister for Commerce & Industry has underscored the need of working together for elevating trade and economic engagement with Ghana to a higher level. As part of his bilateral visit to Ghana, Shri Sharma had substantive discussion with the Foreign Minister, Alhaji Muhammad Mumuni and Finance Minister, Dr. Kwabena Duffuor. The Ghanaian Minister specifically emphasized the need for partnerships in energy (including oil and gas), pharmaceuticals, IT sectors, citing India as a model of development, to be emulated by Ghana.
In his bilateral meetings, Shri Sharma emphasized the need for developing an enduring partnership between India and Ghana as well as strengthening of investment ties. Ghana is one of the highest recipients of Lines of Credit from the Government of India and so far seven projects are in the pipeline worth $ 193 million. The Golden Jubilee House, Presidential Complex, which was recently inaugurated, is a shining example of India-Ghana partnership, which was constructed at total project cost of over $ 100 million. In his meeting with the Finance Minister, later today he emphasized the need for an early conclusion of the Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (BIPPA) which was agreed to be signed in 2002, but has not yet been ratified by Ghana so far.
Shri Sharma's visit assumes significance as part of his "Focus Africa" policy in the market diversification strategy to the African continent. The recent oil and gas finds in Ghana have added a new dimension to the potential partnership between the two countries. Last September, the Chairman of Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), Mr. Ato Ahwoi had visited India as a Special Envoy of the President and had called on the Prime Minister, following which a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the two governments for an estimated investment of $ 1 billion for a fertilizer plant with production of 1.15 million tones/ annum. Ghana has ambitions plans of augmenting its power generating capacity from 2,000 MW to nearly 5,000 MW in the next five years and an estimated investment of $ 1.5 billion is required for the power transmission and distribution sectors in strengthening the field.
The Minister will be chairing the 'Business Round Table' along with Ghana's Trade & Industry Minister, Ms. Hannah Tetteh and hold substantive discussions with her. Bilateral trade between India and Ghana stands at a level of $ 535 million after reaching a high of nearly $ 1 billion in 2007-08. This visit aims to restore the buoyancy in the bilateral trade between the two countries.
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Government of India
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Ministry of Defence
India and South Korea Sign two Landmark MoUs to Boost Defence Cooperation
New Delhi: September 3, 2010.
Heralding a new chapter in the history of defence cooperation, India and South Korea today signed two landmark Memoranda of Understanding to give a huge boost to the Strategic Partnership between the two countries. The two MoUs were signed at the end of nearly ninety minutes of intensive discussions, marked by warmth, between the delegations of the two countries, led by their Defence Ministers, Mr AK Antony and Mr Kim Tae-young in Seoul. This was the first ever visit of a Defence Minister of India to South Korea. Shri Antony was accompanied by a high-level delegation including the Defence Secretary Shri Pradeep Kumar, Vice Admiral RK Dhowan, Lt General KT Parnaik, Dr Prahlada and Shri Sundaram Krishna.
The first MoU signed by Mr Antony and Mr Kim envisages exchange of defence related experience and information, mutual exchange of visits by military personnel and experts including civilian staff associated with defence services, military education and training and conduct of military exercises, exchange of visits of ships and aircraft, as jointly decided between the two countries. The MoU further envisages cooperation in humanitarian assistance and international peace keeping activities. The MoU will remain valid for a period of five years with provision for its extension by five more years.
The Second MoU was signed by the Chief Controller of Research and Development of DRDO, Dr Prahlada and Vice Commissioner, Defence Acquisition and Procurement Agency (DAPA) of South Korea, Mr Kwon Oh Bong. To be operational under the overarching umbrella of India- South Korea Defence Agreement, the MoU aims at identifying futuristic defence technology areas of mutual interest and pursuing R&D works in both the countries. It also envisages co- development and co-production of defence products with Indian industry through DRDO. There will be joint IPR on all the products developed through this mechanism. Some areas of immediate interest e.g., marine systems, electronics and intelligent systems have been identified as priority tasks.
Speaking at the meeting, Mr Antony said New Delhi will be happy to see the defence industry relationship to be more than a buyer-seller relationship and its further evolution into Transfer of Technology, joint production and joint R&D etc. He hoped that 'his visit will start a new chapter in our already close relationship'.
Mr Kim said the two MoUs signed today will provide a win-win scenario for the two countries in a number of areas.
The talks covered a wide range of security issues- both regional and global.
Maritime Security
Mr Antony said India and South Korea share common perception of maintaining peace as well as ensuring safety and security of sea lanes of communication in the region. He said regular exchanges towards ensuring maritime security is important to both countries, especially in securing vital energy supplies that pass through the Indian Ocean. ' It is of particular importance for like- minded countries working in the Gulf of Aden to coordinate efforts and also exchange information on the happenings in the area. We look forward to continued and enhanced cooperation between the navies of India and South Korea in this regard', said Mr Antony.
Regional Security Scenario
Talking about the regional security scenario in the Indian subcontinent, Mr Antony said we live in a troubled neighbourhood. ' Some call it a fragile region. We have to maintain balance and restraint even in the face of grave challenges to our security. Our intention is to develop friendly and cooperative relations with all our neighbours so that we can focus on our major development needs', Mr Antony said.
East Asian Architecture
Mr Antony said India looks at itself as an integral part of East Asia. India is a founding member of East Asia Summit and as such, looks at the emerging architecture in East Asia as open and inclusive. 'That is why we welcome the decision of ASEAN Foreign Ministers to move towards the inclusion of the United States and Russia as members of the East Asia Summit. We look forward to working closely with South Korea in the emerging architecture in this part of the world', he said.
Earlier in the morning, Mr Antony along with the delegation drove down to the National Cemetery in Seoul and laid a wreath there. He also inspected, amid light drizzle, a traditional colourful inter-services guard of honour presented by the South Korean Armed Forces on arrival at the Ministry of Defence Head quarters.
Sitanshu Kar from Seoul, South Korea.
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Press Information Bureau
Government of India
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Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
Combined Medical Services Exam, 2010 Result Announced
New Delhi: September 3, 2010.
Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the results of the Combined Medical Services Examination, 2010 held on 17.01.2010 and Personality Test held from 12.7.2010 to 26.7.2010. Candidates have been recommended for appointment to medical posts in the Railways, Indian Ordnance Factories Health Service, Central Government Health Service, Municipal Corporation of Delhi and New Delhi Municipal Council. A total number of 357 candidates recommended for appointment include 157 General Candidates (including 11 Physically Handicapped candidates), 121 candidates belonging to Other Backward Classes (including 01 Physically Handicapped candidate), 55 Scheduled Caste (including 01 Physically Handicapped candidate), and 24 Scheduled Tribe candidates.
The candidature of the following Roll Numbers is provisional: -
00004, 00188, 00404, 00435, 00641, 00650, 00892, 00969, 00988, 01375, 01629, 01722, 01738, 01899, 02007, 02735, 03193, 03331, 03574, 03658, 03677, 03688, 03802, 03843, 03911, 03949, 04134, 04172, 04674, 04776, 05071, 05077, 05272, 05389, 05534, 05575, 05624, 05723, 05730, 05772, 07188, 07283, 07379, 07773, 08066, 08232, 08342, 08772, 08831, 09171, 09644, 09951, 10028, 10309, 10431, 10824, 10872, 11143, 11400, 11402, 11922, 12076, 12105, 12380, 12388, 12446, 12521, 12960, 12975, 13120, 13191, 13271, 13479, 13485, 13524, 13547, 13655, 13951, 14128, 14442, 14766, 14998, 15376, 15919, 16101, 16650, 16946, 17033, 17067, 17342, 18101, 18631, 19197, 19287, 19405, 19434, 19717, 19874, 20097, 20250, 21053, 21695, 21745, 21975, 22461, 22762, 22924, 22951, 23068, 23344, 23561, 24318, 24496, 25798, 25831, 26221, 26424, 26756, 26829, 27332, 27409, 28088, 28100, 28216, 29937, 30463, 30783, 31424, 31837, 31997, 34093, 36644, 38092, 38567.
Appointments to the various posts will be made according to the number of vacancies available and subject to the candidates fulfilling all the prescribed eligibility conditions and all verifications, wherever due, being completed satisfactorily.
In accordance with Rule 13 & 14 of the Rules of the Combined Medical Services Exam., 2010, the Commission is maintaining a consolidated Reserve List of 84 candidates which includes 42 General, 40 Other Backward Classes and 02 Scheduled Caste candidates.
U.P.S.C. has a "Facilitation Counter" where Candidates can obtain any information/clarification during working hours in person or over telephone Nos. 23381125/23385271/23098543. Result will be available on the U.P.S.C Website i.e. www.upsc.gov.in However, marks on the website are likely to be available after 15 days from the date of declaration of results.
In case, any candidate desires to obtain printed/hard copies of his/her mark-sheet of the above mentioned examination, he/she should forward the request to the Commission along with self-addressed stamped envelope within a period of thirty days from the date of publication of the result.
List of successful Candidates in order of merit:
1 025777 SANDHEEP JANARDHANAN
2 000517 ARIHANT JAIN
3 006274 ALOK RAINA
4 004308 MANISH KUMAR
5 016713 KIRAN GOPICHANDANI
6 000416 RACHITA PRAVALINA
7 006824 INGALE NILESH SURYAKANT
8 002852 ANKIT KUMAR SAHU
9 000988 C K RAMYA
10 005099 DEEPTI VERMA
11 008831 RAJENDRA KUMAR CHOUDHARY
12 017696 MUKUL AGARWAL
13 016047 SUMIT KUMAR
14 005723 PRITESH ASHOK PAWAR
15 010866 SUMIT SETHI
16 005919 DIVYA SHARMA
17 023766 SAURABH MITTAL
18 011400 GUNEET AWAL
19 022951 NEETIKA GUPTA
20 005719 SWATI SRIVASTAVA
21 023649 VINOD ARORA
22 016689 AMBIKA GUPTA
23 001810 VASANTH KUMAR S
24 007935 ABHILIPSA ACHARYA
25 020298 SAMIK HAZRA
26 003872 ANADI PACHAURY
27 005339 RAJAT RANJAN
28 020087 ASHOK CHOUDHARY
29 017033 SHIV RAM KRISHNA DUBEY
30 014267 MANISH SHARMA
31 015895 M SARASU
32 028735 DIPESH KUMAR DHOOT
33 001908 K PADMAVATHI
34 011143 RAVISH KUMAR
35 006702 SAUMYA SRIVASTAV
36 010942 SHUBHRA SINGH
37 000493 AMBREEN LIYAKAT
38 015132 SHENOY APEKSHA A
39 016440 AMIT SHARMA
40 007193 NILOY BANERJEE
41 012421 MANISH PANDEY
42 019228 RAJNISH KUMAR
43 000333 ARATI MALLICK
44 017464 SYED TAUSIF AHMED
45 009951 SUNITA GROVER
46 022762 SWATI CHAUDHARY
47 008717 NIVEDITA SHARMA
48 025890 MISHRA VIKAS ASHOK
49 026424 SHASHI RANJAN PRASAD
50 020328 CHARU PARUTHI
51 001722 TARUN KUMAR CHADHA
52 013655 RAKESH YADAV
53 011284 MANISH KUMAR MISHRA
54 003677 SHANKER DEEP SONDHI
55 006752 ASHRAF AZAM
56 008063 BHARAT SUKHIJA
57 013120 RAKESH KUMAR VERMA
58 016876 BISWARANJAN NAYAK
59 012809 DEBASISH NANDA
60 005266 NIDHI JAIN
61 003193 PAWAN KUMAR PAL
62 013036 BHAWANA TIWARY
63 014280 BHARTI SINGH
64 000188 SUNITA NAMDEV
65 022257 SHRIRAM V
66 001832 KIRTI
67 006354 HEENA DOBHAL
68 024318 JOSHI SAURABH ANANT
69 001518 PRABHAT NARAIN SHARMA
70 018788 SWATI AGRAWAL
71 002138 SURYA NANDAN PRASAD
72 021975 BHARAT KUMAR
73 005575 JITENDRA SOLANKI
74 019717 SURABHI ROY
75 023205 CHANCHAL KUMAR
76 006541 CHARU PRATAP
77 031109 BRAJESH KUMAR JHA
78 020686 RAHUL VARSHNEY
79 013479 ANUPAM DAS
80 011392 RITU SINGH
81 025552 DEEPSHIKHA
82 012975 NARKHEDE AMIT MADHUKAR
83 030012 GARIMA GUPTA
84 021671 SAURABH MITTAL
85 038567 SHALABH JAIN
86 029937 MUHAMMAD UWAIS ASHRAF
87 005529 DEEKSHA ELWADHI
88 014174 NANDANI PRIYADARSHINI
89 026829 PRAKASH CHOUDHARY
90 001899 VIKAS PUROHIT
91 020047 MOOGAMBIGAI K
92 002274 NIKHIL GUPTA
93 004134 RAVINDRA KUMAR JANGIR
94 009952 NASIR EQUBAL NIZAMI
95 001851 VIJENDRA NATH JHA
96 009365 SOHAM CHOWDHURY
97 016946 ROOPA AGRAWAL
98 031142 SANJAY KUMAR
99 004776 SHIKHAR GANJOO
100 026859 SONIA HASIJA
101 006177 ANUP SARKAR
102 004660 JITENDER SHARMA
103 031290 SHAMSH TABREZ ALAM
104 020871 TAVISHI SRIVASTAVA
105 012076 NEHA
106 027332 GANESH SHANKER
107 005077 PRITHVIRAJ SINGH
108 015455 HIMANSHU SHEKHAR
109 016670 ANOOP SHARMA
110 026839 BAL GOVIND SINGH
111 011768 SWATI GUPTA
112 010016 SANTOSH KUMAR
113 002982 ANANTA GUPTA
114 003851 SINDHU SAPRU
115 010663 NEETHU MOHAN MENON
116 015919 RANJAN BHATTNAGAR
117 003885 VIMAL T
118 012960 SANTOSH KUMAR VERMA
119 012969 SIBASISH PATRO
120 007963 AKANSHA
121 000285 SURABHI
122 022265 VARUNA VYAS
123 028164 PANKAJ KUMAR MITTAL
124 013511 JAYANTI KASHYAP
125 006477 SANDEEP YADAV
126 012521 AKSHAT SHARMA
127 015255 AMITA JAIN
128 002174 HIMIKA CHAWLA
129 005389 KAVITA NAGPAL
130 025354 RAMANDEEP SINGH
131 003617 NEELESH CHANDRA PANDEY
132 028100 AJEET SINGH
133 012105 BAND RAHUL MOHANRAO
134 028894 MUKESH KUMAR TIWARI
135 007470 AKBER ALI BOHRA
136 021695 PRASHANT KUMAR CHOUDHARY
137 002813 NAVNEET
138 021053 POONAM PATEL
139 017220 AMBAR BHATNAGAR
140 010309 KANA RAM GURJAR
141 026756 SONAL SINGH
142 005534 DIBYA RANJAN BEHERA
143 017595 JEENA ANNIE PHILIP
144 002689 RANVEER SINGH CHOUDHARY
145 007805 TARUN KUMAR JAIN
146 001998 ASHWINI KUMAR MISHRA
147 030473 VIJETA KHANDELWAL
148 013293 BIRENDRA PRADHAN
149 017681 NIDHI CHANSAURIA
150 028174 SIDDHARTHA KUMAR KESHARWANI
151 000969 KAMAL PRAKASH SUMAN
152 002007 PRIYADARSHINI C
153 010814 PRINCY
154 006644 SANJEEV KUMAR
155 003491 ANURAG GOYAL
156 006845 RAJEEV KHANDELWAL
157 009636 MANSI ARORA
158 015728 NISHINT GUPTA
159 025415 DHANANJAY KUMAR
160 003843 VIJENDER KUMAR
161 019206 RAJAT MALOT
162 016327 RAJEEV KANT PANDEY
163 022918 DHANANJAY KUMAR
164 010824 ADARSH M B
165 004733 SARV PRIYA
166 007256 NOOPUR JAISWAL
167 001308 RAJENDRA A
168 005709 SHWETA GUPTA
169 007188 ANKUR KAMRA
170 011673 VIJAY DEEP
171 012402 MANISH KUMAR
172 011675 ASHISH TIWARI
173 007918 RAJNAND KUMAR
174 012471 SARITA
175 004970 JAHANGEER AHMAD BHAT
176 009928 KADHIRVEL S
177 022268 TANVI RAJ
178 008329 AASTHA SINGH
179 008217 SACHIN BANSAL
180 019711 SAURABH GAUR
181 022961 ARVIND GUPTA
182 013355 JUHI ASOPA
183 028497 NISAR K K
184 006929 AMITABHA PAL
185 004755 SAUMYA SINGH
186 000641 KAUSHAL KUMAR
187 012530 SAPNA SINGH
188 021107 MINHAJ AHMAD
189 026652 ANJALI NAGPAL
190 010872 MANISH SHARMA
191 003658 SURYA PRAKASH GORA
192 017869 ALOK RANJAN
193 023798 MANAS RANJAN PATEL
194 008772 ILAVARASI V
195 012093 MUKESH KUMAR
196 013951 ANJU KUMARI
197 026147 SUMAN
198 000937 SUDHA YADAV
199 017129 ANAND KUMAR GUPTA
200 010028 CHAUDHARI HARSHAL SUBHASH
201 018101 KAMAL KUMAR BHAGAT
202 028037 SHASHIVARMA D
203 018631 RAHUL KUMAR
204 011708 ABHINIT KUMAR
205 001738 JADHAV PAVAN HANUMANTRAO
206 005772 HARIDAS SANDEEP VENKATRAO
207 011922 ASHUTOSH KUMAR ANAND
208 024378 SUSHIL GOUR
209 018232 GOURAHARI PRADHAN
210 000404 HARIKISHAN SUTHAR
211 007283 AKHLAK HUSSAIN
212 010399 ANIMESH KUMAR
213 008066 MARBATE TUSHAR TARACHAND
214 013734 AMJAD ALI
215 016650 ASHUTOSH SHARMA
216 030924 MD RASHID EQUBAL
217 003574 SAURABH YADAV
218 000100 PRATIBHA KUMARI
219 007291 S USHA
220 023561 PARIHAR MAHENDRASINGH Y
221 009633 RAKESH KUMAR
222 020097 ABHISHEK
223 007039 DHARMENDRA KUMAR JANGID
224 002768 RAVI KUMAR
225 022461 RANVEER SINGH RANA
226 031997 SWARNA
227 021032 CHANDER BHAN
228 007598 ASHUTOSH KAUSHAL
229 014895 KAUSHIK SADHUKHAN
230 010334 SUSHANT RANJAN
231 020250 RANJAN KUMAR PATEL
232 001375 UPASANA VERMA
233 013191 SUJATA
234 019538 MOHD YUNUS KHILJI
235 015586 KARULEY VIRAJ SAHEBRAO
236 003054 HUDEKAR RAMESHWAR BHAGAJI
237 031424 R USHA DEVI
238 014766 SARITA
239 017671 INDIRA PRIYADARSHINI
240 003331 SOMA
241 019434 JUHI KUMARI
242 008232 RAJESH KUMAR
243 005730 SUMIT PRIYADARSHI
244 021745 MAMTA PODDAR
245 005414 DEEPIKA
246 007379 KUMAR JITENDRA
247 025205 SUMIT SAINI
248 006060 VINAY PRABHAT
249 027306 RITESH KUMAR
250 017342 RAKESH KUMAR PASWAN
251 004053 DEEPAK KUMAR
252 012446 SASHANK SAINI
253 000650 ARUN DOHARE
254 000004 PRASANNAKUMAR R
255 006032 DEEPAK CHANDRA PRAKASH
256 007773 SUNIL KUMAR SINGH
257 031557 RAJEEV KUMAR VERMA
258 011362 RAMNIWAS YADAV
259 027409 MORDHWAJ
260 008504 ALKA SONI
261 010431 MANOJ KUMAR SINDHI
262 030783 NISHU BALA
263 008271 MOHAMED NISHAD M
264 003802 NEEL KAMAL
265 001750 T RAJALAKSHMI
266 014780 RAHUL KUMAR
267 003160 LOKENDER YADAV
268 002667 RAKESH RANJAN
269 005272 SRINIVASA RAO LENKA
270 013524 ASHISH KUMAR
271 011605 SURAJ KUMAR
272 005769 BHAVANI V K
273 006748 MANJUNATH G S
274 004203 DEEPTHI K PRABHAKARAN
275 006291 KRISHNA PADA SARDAR
276 012829 MANAS RANJAN JENA
277 015376 KAMBLE DIPAK YASHAVANT
278 013485 NEERAJ KUMAR
279 016694 BANSOD GANESH BABARAO
280 012380 BANDSODE RAHUL KHANDERAY
281 008918 SANDEEP KUMAR
282 022924 NEHA MEENA
283 028778 NAYAN MONI BISWAS
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