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Maharana Foundation Annual Awards 'Honouring service of permanent value rendered to society'

Scheme of Annual Awards and Honour Roll The Convener Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation The City Palace, 313001, , 1980-2020 T: +91 294 2419021-9 F: 2419020 [email protected] www.eternalmewar.in

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Edition: March 2020

Source: - Previous Honour Roll Edition 2006 - Scheme of Awards Edition 2006 and 2004 - MMFAA Programme Book from the year 1982 to 2020 - Maharana Mewar Research Institute - Maharana Mewar Special Library - The City Palace Museum, Udaipur - www.eternalmewar.in

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1 Bappa sets out for Chittor The glorious chariot of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation created by the Suryavanshis shall never come to a halt. Their eminence shall be preserved without interruption by future generations. The descendants of Shree Ram who inherited their legacy from Shree is like the 'Eternal Flame' which will remain inextinguishable even in the severest tempest.

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n o i s s e c c A HlH Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar of Udaipur (r. 1955-1984 CE) Founder, Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation

Shriji of Udaipur Chairman and Managing Trustee of Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation with his son Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar of Udaipur Trustee of Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation

3 LIVING INSTITUTION Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation 50 years in service of humanity as a temple of inspiration Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation (MMCF), Udaipur was established in 1969 by HIH Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar. Our Vision: Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, an initiative of the custodian of the House of Mewar for perpetuation of its core values such as service to society and mankind also serves as a 'temple of inspiration' for future generations and continues the model of sustainability that is 'Eternal Mewar'. In today's India, sovereignty such as in Mewar has been summarily disposed and replaced by custodianship. These charities may not be mandatory, but they are a visible and a verifiable expression to care for the well being of the people of Mewar. The present Chairman and Managing Trustee of MMCF and the 76th. Custodian House of Mewar, Shriji Arvind Singh Mewar, once said, "I strongly believe that the activities under the aegis of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation are in tune with the values and principles and in consonance with the responsibilities and duties laid down from our past". MMCF has achieved spectacular success in: Heritage conservation and preservation: * The City Palace Museum entry tickets: Decision to 'one fee' from Indian and foreign visitors alike, thus ensuring equality for all visitors. * Funded by The Getty Foundation, , USA, a comprehensive Conservation Master Plan of The City Palace is prepared in line with global cultural resource management guidelines. * Continuous revitalization of The City Palace Museum: Opening new heritage galleries and venues for public. * Agreement with UNESCO India Office and Udaipur Municipal Corporation on joint cooperation programme to develop agenda for sustainable development of heritage cities of India, with special focus on Udaipur. * Pioneered a complete explosive detection in the entire The City Palace premises under a risk management plan. Promoting quality education: * Facilitating the development of Maharana Mewar Public School as premier school of Udaipur, providing educational opportunities for over 3500 students. * Establishing the Maharana Mewar Special Library in 2000 and consolidating resources of Maharana Mewar Research Institute for scholars and researchers from all over the world. In eco-management: * Development of Mewar Solar Cell to popularize the use of solar-powered vehicles: rickshaws, motor-cycles and boats specially designed and powered with solar energy. * EUROSOLAR international award and the SEERI national award in 2005-06 for MMCF's efforts in popularizing renewable energy sources. * Initiating a comprehensive research project on Rivers, which includes preservation and sustenance of natural heritage: the lake network of Udaipur basin, South Rajasthan. This network of lakes is an exemplary example of conservation methods viz. water shed management, river inter-linkage, river diversion, lake inter-linkage etc. and presents innovative water management acumen. Through philanthropic works: * Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards instituted in 1980-81 to honour service of permanent value rendered to society. * Charitable dispensary and medical aid for the under-privileged, disabled and needy. * Medical aid and relief for women and widows; establishment of old age homes. * Scholarships, loans and assistance for students, scholars and researchers to pursue higher education in India or overseas.

4 Content

Sr Detail Page No. 1 Foreword by Shriji Arvind Singh Mewar of Udaipur 6 2 The Story of Mewar 8 3 Enumeration of Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards 12 4 Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards - A journey of service as an inspiration to society 13 5 Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards Distribution Ceremony - Introduction 14 6 Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards Distribution Ceremony - Ceremonies at a glance 15 International Award 7 Colonel James Tod Award 16 National Awards 8 Haldi Ghati Award 22 9 Hakim Khan Sur Award 31 10 Maharana Udai Singh Award 40 11 Panna Dhai Award 46 State Awards 12 Maharishi Harit Rashi Award 52 13 Maharana Mewar Award 64 14 Maharana Kumbha Award 76 15 Maharana Sajjan Singh Award 88 16 Dagar Award 99 17 Rana Punja Award 108 18 Aravali Award 115 19 Special Award 127 20 Maharana Mewar Special Award - Best Police Station of Rajasthan 131 Student Awards 21 Bhamashah Award 133 22 Maharana Singh Award 188 23 Maharana Fateh Singh Award 207 24 MMFAA - at a glance 277

5 The Palace Udaipur - 313001 Rajasthan India

Foreword

The Maharana's position was never founded upon the possession of land, ownership of castles or any material wealth but on trusteeship, and in its maintenance of what had been so bestowed to Bappa Rawal, the founding father, and his descendants by Maharishi Harit Rashi, the family guru. All the Diwans of Mewar administered the state in the spirit of "he whose duty it is to please".

The rightful responsibility of the Diwans of Mewar is to exercise authority, not as sovereigns but as servants of Shree Eklingnath ji, bound by custom to serve his will and administer on his behalf. Whatever power they possessed was due only to their being Eklingnath ji's earthly representatives to the "divine right to rule" inherently possessed by other kings. This form of governance is unique in the world.

The famous historian Shri G. H. Ojha in his book, 'History of Rajputana' describes fourteen centuries of rule in Mewar:

"In the past 1400 years ancient states have perished, many new states were founded and the fortunes of India have undergone many vicissitudes. Hundreds of princes bowed before the might of the Imperial powers at and surrendered their honour, traditions and dignity at their feet, but the ruling family of Udaipur, which is the oldest ruling family in the world, has not diverted from its path of firmly maintaining its honour and traditions unimpaired, in spite of suffering innumerable hardships, undergoing untold dangers and sacrificing wealth and worldly comforts. It is because of this that India looks upon the Maharanas with respect and calls them 'Sun of '".

My revered father, His late Highness Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar, possessed singularity of vision. He was deeply rooted to tenacious family traditions. In my recollection he never sought his own advantage in anything. He believed that change rarely invalidates the past and it does not necessarily imply a rejection of the old. A great deal can and should be preserved from the past. This applies as much to those aspects that touch our sense of beauty and achievement, as well as to those that help us to function on a day-to-day basis. In particular we should treasure and nurture the ancient selfless values that have stood the test of time.

His late Highness Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar had an important issue to address after the events of 1971. Under such changed circumstances, in order to continue and immortalize the name, duties and functions of Maharana, he had to reshape his role within the four corners of law, and therefore he decided to transfer his personal and individual rights as a Maharana, into the institution of Maharana. He had to find new ways to enable him and his successive custodians to continue to perform their duties in perpetuity as Diwan of Shree Eklingnath ji. He thus converted the institution of Maharana into a juristic person, despite the events of 1947 and 1971. His solution was based on the fact that no one, or any law, or any constitution can debar man from performing his duties to serve society. In the form of trusteeship, the Institution of Mewar, in contemporary times, therefore, still remains a manifestation of rulership. 6 It has been claimed that the Diwans of Mewar, because of their sense of the truth and honour, have been slow to make decisions for overwhelming fear of making an error of judgment. Any substance to this claim then His late Highness Maharana Bhagwat Singh erred by showing foresight in establishing the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation in 1969, some few years before the constitutional amendment of 1971.

Out of profound dedication and commitment as Diwan to a constitutional democracy, he decided to settle an endowment of Rs. 11 lakhs, the Zenana and Mardana Palace situated in The City Palace Complex in Udaipur with all his historical contents into a public charitable trust titled: Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation. He described this act in his own words "as a humble effort to preserve the age-old traditions and obligations of the House of Mewar to serve society and assist man to realize his special status in the hierarchy of God's creations and to serve as a temple of inspiration to future generations to preserve and protect the spirit of self-respect and self-reliance".

The Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards were instituted in 1980-81 by His late Highness Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar. From a modest beginning of awards only for the college and school students in Udaipur, the scope and spectrum of awards has been steadily widening from year to year and so have the numbers and the quantum of the awards. Today, the Annual Award Scheme continues to recognise outstanding achievement by people who across the social spectrum have demonstrated their commitment to succeed in their endeavour and render a service to society. It is our constant endeavour to widen the scope of activities for the awards.

One cannot disagree with the statement made by Sir Conrad Corefield at his meeting with Maharana Fateh Singh during his visit to Udaipur.

"There was clearly something to be said for preserving such qualities for the future well-being of India".

I strongly believe that the activities under the aegis of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation are in tune with the values and principles in consonance with the responsibilities and duties laid down from our past.

I am proud to be a citizen of India, but in our constitutional democracy it is not easy for me to evaluate, quantify or explain to others the magnitude of my inheritance. As a result of the creation of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, I feel able to serve society and continue to live with self-respect and self-reliance. I am confident that with the of Shree Eklingnath ji and the trust reposed in me by my father, I will be able to continue to serve Manav befittingly as the present Custodian of the House of Mewar.

Arvind Singh Mewar Chairman and Managing Trustee Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation 7 The Story of Mewar

As with nearly all-ancient dynasties, the story of the Mewar kingdom is rooted in mythology. This historical dynasty was founded by Bappa Rawal in the later half of the 6th CE He was a descendant of the Guhil Clan, originally from Anandpur Badnagar in . The kingdom of Mewar lies in what is now Rajasthan in Northern India; it was bestowed on Bappa Rawal in 734 CE by the great devotee of Lord Shiva (Shree Eklingnath ji), Sage Maharishi Harit Rashi of the Lakulish Cult. For the service to the state Harit Rashi declared four cardinal duties as guiding principles for Bappa Rawal and his successors: (i) To follow the eternal principles of 'Manav Dharma' (Religion of Man) and preserve and perpetuate 'Vedic Culture'. (ii) As a service to God, the creator of all life, to serve all his creations. (iii) Constantly to endeavour to keep the human soul awakened and alive, in order that 'Dignity of Man' is held to be of supreme importance. (iv) To help to recognise special status of the human being in the hierarchy of God's creations - the eternal principles underlying cosmic creation. There shall be no distinction nor any discrimination in the service of the people and it shall not be limited by either space or time. All things belong to God. The state of Mewar should be considered as belonging to Shree Eklingnath ji. The Maharanas were to hold the State as a sacred Trust and the 'Diwan' (Representative) of Shree Eklingnath ji perform all duties and obligations. Thus came into existence in the 6th century: (i) The state of Mewar, (ii) The Institution of Maharana, (iii) The duties and obligations assigned to Maharana, and (iv) The concept of 'Kingship' as a 'Trusteeship'. The state of Mewar and the family of the Maharana and the concept of 'Kingship' as a 'Trusteeship' are institutions that have survived the vicissitudes of time. By the blessings of Shree Eklingnath ji, the Institutions of the 'Maharana' have been successfully perpetuating the tradition and fulfilling the obligations to a lesser or greater degree, since the time of its founding. Between the 10th CE and the 14th CE members of the family established the following dynasties: in Rajasthan, in and Saurashtra (Modern Gujarat), in Central India and : , , Pratapgarh, , Lathi, Rajpiplia, Bharwani, Rampura, Sawantwadi, and Kolhapur (family of Chhatrapati Maharaj) and the Rana Dynasty of . Mewar is the land from where the deities and men jointly spread 'Manav Dharma' and the principles of self- reliance and self-respect to the people of India as a whole. There exists in the sacred land of Mewar, the abodes of the four major deities belonging to the different sects of the Hindus, along with Mosques and Churches, because equal protection, assistance and respect of all religions, and their followers, has been their principle. 8 Mewar's great Scholar-Saint, Maharaj Chatur Singhji Bavji describes the sacredness of the land in the following memorable couplet. ,dfyax fxfjjkt/kj] _"kHknso Hkqtpkj A lqejkSa lnk Lusg lks] pkj /kke esokj AA

Ekling Girirahdhar Rishabdev Bhujchaar Sumaron Sada Sneh So, Chaar Dham Mewar Maharana is nor a title of position given by a central power of external agency. It is acquired by the Rulers of Mewar by service and sacrifices, recognised and respected all over the country. The Maharana has many titles given to him by the people and the country for the preservation of independence and self-respect, the most honorific being 'Sun of Hindus' (Hindua Surya - The life and light of the people). So far, seventy–five successive generations of Maharanas have strictly adhered to the directions given by Harit Rashi to Bappa Rawal. In the true concept of 'Rulership' as expounded by the ancient shastra (Manu), the Ruler, the Maharana, was both the temporal and spiritual leader of the people. Mewar had a unique pattern of administrative and feudal relationship with people, which bound the Ruler, the nobles and the people in a unique bond, uniting them without distinction of caste, creed of religion, as one family, even in times of war. When repeated invasions and internal onslaughts threatened to destroy the freedom and culture of Mewar and it's Rulers and her proud people - who continuously and ceaselessly fought for the preservation of independence and self - respect. All along, Mewar remained the source of inspiration for the forces of resistance from all over the country. Great heroes like Maharana Sanga and are looked upon as protectors of Indian culture, heritage and independence. There is a general impression that the battles and wars fought by the Maharanas were communal but in fact religious harmony transcended these considerations as is proven by these examples. (i) Emperor Humayun came to assist Maharani Karnavati at as a result of the sacred bond of 'Rakhi' (1535 CE) (ii) Hakim Khan Sur, General of Maharana Pratap's army, fought in the battle of against the forces of Emperor led by Man Singh of , (1576 CE) (iii) The Begums of Khan Khana, captured during war, were safely escorted back to Delhi with all dignity, (1580 CE) (iv) Sultan Mahmud Khilji II of , taken prisoner by Maharana Sanga, was restored back to the Sultanate with honour, (1518-19 CE) (v) Prince Khurram, later Emperor Shah Jahan, was given shelter by Maharana in 1623 CE. (vi) During the Indian Mutiny of 1857 CE, the wives and children of British officers and soldiers were brought from Neemuch to Udaipur and were given full hospitality and protection during the entire period of disturbances. The history of the Maharana dynasty has been one of ceaseless efforts to preserve and protect independence, and to perpetuate 'Manav Dharma', self-reliance and the dignity of man.

9 The Maharanas have never stooped before temptation for peace and personal gain, or in the time of danger of extinction. When physical wars became obsolete for subjugation, even in the times of psychological war of nerves, they never gave up or deviated from their principles. During the time of Maharana Sajjan Singh ji, an occasion arose when he was expected to present himself as a feudatory at the Durbar of Prince Edward Albert (later King Emperor Edward VII). He tactfully managed to avoid the meeting. Another such situation arose when Maharana Fateh Singh ji, was expected to present himself: (i) On the occasion of the Delhi Durbar by the then viceroy, Lord Curzon, in 1903 to celebrate the accession of King Edward VII. (ii) On the occasion of Durbar in Delhi on the visit of King George V in 1911. But he bravely faced the situation and refrained from physical attendance on both occasions. But there is no denying the fact that magnanimity; fair-mindedness and respect were shown by the British for the person who stood by his principles. When India become independent in 1947, His late Highness Maharana Bhupal Singh ji pioneered the move for the consolidation and unification of the country, thereby avoiding the possibility of a third split, or even the total fragmentation of India. He merged his sacred State of Mewar with the Indian Union with these words: "Today is a day to be greatly proud of, India is independent. It brings to fulfillment the 1400 years' struggle and endeavour of my forefathers. It becomes my holy duty on behalf of my ancestors to hand over to the leaders of free India, this cherished and sacred Flame of Freedom to the country as a whole. May this flame give inspiration to maintain the dignity of man, and perpetuate throughout the country the principles of self-reliance and self-respect with the same spirit and in the same form on which my forefathers have preserved them for centuries with blood; with the blessings of Shri ; and with the devotion of the freedom-loving people of Mewar. Today with great pride devotion and humility, I pass on this Sacred Flame to India's first Prime Minister, , as an offering at the of Bharat Mata." Material wealth, however precious, must be shared, handed over or entrusted to others. As such, the state which had been protected with blood, toil and hardship, was offered at the altar of free India, an event unique and unparalleled in history. On the integration of States and formation of Greater Rajasthan on 14th April 1949, His late Highness Maharana Bhupal Singhji was designated 'Maha Raj Pramukh', an honour to no other ruler, in recognition of the pre-eminent position of the ruler of Mewar as the acknowledged head of the in India. However, duties and obligations cannot, and should not be entrusted to others, particularly when they bear the sanctity of traditions and unbroken heritage of family, and even more so, of the Institution. Maharana Bhagwat Singh ji Mewar succeeded His late Highness Maharana Bhupal Singh ji in July, 1955. He was invited by the late Honourable Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in 1956 to enter the Red Fort in Delhi as a symbol of the fulfillment of the vows of the Maharanas, and the ultimate victory of their struggles for the freedom of the country. Because of continuous wars, Mewar State had never been very rich in material wealth. When His late Highness Maharana Bhagwat Singh ji Mewar succeeded his father, everything was integrated. Laws of Estate Duty were brought into force and survival had become hard. Although the special rights and privileges of the Rulers had

10 ceased to exist, in the changed circumstances prevailing in India after attainment of independence, he chose to work for and worship the principles of his ancestors. Deeply conscious of the unique position to which he had succeeded, and with deep reverence to the family traditions and obligations inherited form the teachings of Harit Rashi, he ceaselessly strove to evolve new measures which would enable him to perpetuate the traditions of service to society in whatever form and to whatever degree in the prevailing circumstances it became possible. Maharana Mewar Foundation was created in 1969 as a means to achieve the objectives of preserving the age-old traditions and obligations of the Institution of Maharana; to encourage and preserve the spirit of self-reliance and self-respect and assist in the realization of the special status in the hierarchy of God's creations. In a letter addressed by him on 11th August 1970, to the then Prime Minister of India, Smt. , he said: "I need not tell you that the Institution of Maharana has a history of fourteen centuries behind it. A history which is universally admitted as glorious and unsullied. I am merely its Trustee and servant, for such time as it pleases God. Please consider; and reflect for a moment, whether it would be worthwhile for me to live; whether I would deserve to live; whether those who value history and traditions would own me as an Indian, if I were to acquiesce in the derogation of this Institution. It is not my private possession; it belongs to the people. If the traditions created by the people of Mewar; or of any other place are not preserved, what will be there left to inspire the nation and invigorate our self-reliance, self-respect, and integrity?" "Having said this and having personal regard for your esteemed father; and trusting in your sincerity let me assure you that you may ask for any sacrifice from me in person, and it shall be an honour for me to be of service to the country, save only that I cannot accept to be instrumental in any derogation of the Institution to which I belong. You have referred to hardship. 'Well, hardships are to be endured, but not dishonoured." At this point I will draw your attention to a certain statement and solution which I quote below: "The interests of social well-being and progress demand that all citizens must co-operate and contribute. In the present context they (the Rulers) see no great difficulty in the gradual utilization of private wealth and income for public benefit and for the ultimate realisation of the ideal of Trusteeship. The convention unanimously favoured the idea of setting up funds or trusts for social service and public benefit. It was considered the most appropriate means for the steady achievement of the general aim in view." "I, for one, not only subscribe to the above, but have initiated it in practice by creating a charitable Foundation to which I have gifted the main Palace in Udaipur, and all the historical treasures of the past fourteen centuries, and Rupees 11 Lakhs in cash." As one of the humble efforts to carry out the above objectives, the Scheme of Maharana Mewar Awards has been instituted.

11 Enumeration of Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards 'Honouring service of permanent value rendered to society'

International Award Colonel James Tod Award (Instituted in 1996-97) The award has been instituted to honour a foreign national who, like Tod, has contributed through his works of permanent value an understanding of the spirit and values of Mewar. National Awards Haldighati Award (Instituted in 1982-83) The award is given to an individual for work of permanent value that initiates an awakening in society through the medium of journalism, in particular or through any other media in general. Hakim Khan Sur Award (Instituted in 1986-87) The award has been instituted to honour work of permanent value for the cause of national integration. Maharana Udai Singh Award (Instituted in 1996-97) The award has been instituted to honour work of permanent value in protecting and enriching the environment, hand-in-hand with future development. Panna Dhai Award (Instituted in 1997-98) The award has been instituted to honour an individual who has rendered selfless service, rising beyond the call of duty and setting an example to society of permanent value through sacrifice, in the face of immense hostility. State Awards Maharishi Harit Rashi Award (Instituted in 1980-81) The award has been instituted to honour scholars for work of permanent value in awakening society through the medium of vedic culture, the ancient 'Shastras' and ' Kand'. Maharana Mewar Award (Instituted in 1981-82) The award has been instituted to honour work of permanent value to those who consider it their duty, like the Diwan of Shree Eklingnath ji, to serve society through services in the field of education, literature, social service, philanthropy and character building activities. Maharana Kumbha Award (Instituted in 1980-81) The award has been instituted to honour works of permanent value to society through the medium of history and literature. Maharana Sajjan Singh Award (Instituted in 1983-84) The award has been instituted to honour work of permanent value to society through the medium of paintings, fine art, sculpture, architecture and craft. Dagar Gharana Award (Instituted in 1981-82) The award has been instituted to honour musicians for work of permanent value to society through their achievements in the field of , Rajasthani folk dance and music. Rana Punja Award (Instituted in 1986-87) The award has been instituted to honour works of permanent value to society by a person of tribal origin in commemoration of the mutual trust and continued association between the Bhil tribesmen and the House of Mewar. Aravali Award (Instituted in 1983-84) The award has been instituted to honour and encourage outstanding sports-person for achieving distinction in any discipline of sports and games. Special Award (Instituted in 1981-82) Maharana Mewar Special Award - Best Police Station of Rajasthan (Instituted in 2007-08) Student Awards Bhamashah Award (Instituted in 1983-84) Academic achievement at university level. Maharana Raj Singh Award (Instituted in 1980-81) Sports / Games / Cultural / Literary / Co-curricular achievement at college level. Maharana Fateh Singh Award (Instituted in 1980-81) Academic / other achievement at 10th / 12th level. 12 Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards A journey of service as an inspiration to society r u p i a d U

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n o i s s e c c A 1980-1984 Venue: Maharana Mewar Public School, The City Palace, Udaipur

1985-1999 Venue: Zenana Mahal, The City Palace, Udaipur

2000 onwards Venue: Manek Chowk, The City Palace, Udaipur 13 Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards Distribution Ceremony Introduction 38 Annual Awards | 4647 Awardees | 1 Vision ‘Honouring service of permanent value rendered to society’

The Annual Scheme of Awards constitutes a major part of the activities of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation (MMCF), Udaipur. From a modest beginning of awards only for scholars in Udaipur, the orbit of this Annual Scheme of Awards has steadily grown to become a recognised event in the national and international arena. Today, the Awards honour recognition of service of permanent value already rendered to society in which, eminent scholars, students and common citizens who, through their chosen field of activity, have contributed to society. They include awards for historical research, art and painting, music and dance, education and journalism, and a variety of other contributions to social welfare. These Annual Awards were instituted in 1980-81 to recognize college and school students, in Udaipur, for their academic and sporting achievements. The scope and spectrum of the awards has been steadily widening since 1981, now the Annual Awards Ceremony not only applauds students but also honours international and national scholars for their work of permanent value to society. Many now play a pivotal role contributing to Mewar, India and on the world stage. A distinguished panel of scholars, artists, historians and civil servants put forward a list of potential awardees to a Selection Committee. Presently there are 16 Annual Awards (1 International, 4 National, 7 State, Best Police Station of Rajasthan and 3 Student) to honour service and achievement of permanent value, rendered to society, by prominent persons through their chosen field of activity.

Mewar Mahamandleshwar Mahant Murli Manohar Sharan Shastri (1932-2010) Rashtriyakavi Shri Balkavi Bairagi (1931-2018) presided Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards from 1981 to 2009 presided Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards from 2010 to 2018

Dr. K. Kasturirangan, Chief Guest, MMFAA 2019 and 2020 Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards Distribution Ceremony 14 Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards Distribution Ceremony Ceremonies at a glance

15 Colonel James Tod Award (Instituted in 1996-97)

In 1806, Lieutenant-Colonel (then Lieutenant) James his residence. Upon his return to Colonel Tod Tod first met Maharana Bheem Singh (A.D. 1778- continued his research, culminating in the publication 1828) in the outer courtyard of the temple of Shree of the now-classic Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan Eklingji. Colonel Tod was, at that time, Commander of (2 vols., 1829, 1832). In this seminal work, Colonel the Escort with Daulat Rao Scindia's perambulating Tod produced the first encyclopedic and court. This meeting sparked his interest in the States of comprehensive history of Rajasthan. His lesser-known Rajputana, and he used his position to acquaint himself work, Travels in Western India (published wholly with their affairs. Tod was the first to posthumously in 1839), chronicles his final days in systematically map this region, and his intimate India travelling from Udaipur to Bombay, via Mount knowledge of the terrain proved extremely useful for the Abu. This interesting and as yet under-appreciated Company's armies in fighting off Pindari and work is also the first to provide in-depth descriptions of incursions into Rajputana from 1817-1818. the religious life and customs of the Bhil and Mina hill On the 13th January 1818, the East India Company and Maharana tribes of Southern Rajasthan. Bheem Singh executed a treaty of mutual friendship, in which the Colonel Tod's reliance on oral bardic accounts of Mewar's history Company promised to provide military protection to Mewar against preserved a valuable, yet vulnerable, corpus of historical source hostile forces, and to help reclaim lands that had been usurped. In material. In doing so, many say that Colonel Tod is responsible for recognition of his services and experience in Rajputana, Colonel globally recognising the Rajputs, and especially Mewar. The true (then ) Tod was appointed by Lord Hastings, Governor value of his work lies in the preservation, in perpetuity, of this grand General, as Political Agent to the Western States, resident at story for everyone, not only India but the whole world. the court of Maharana Bheem Singh in Udaipur. Colonel Tod's His late Highness Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar established The official charge was to implement the term of the treaty and to manage Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation "to serve society and the affairs and relations of the British East India Company with assist man to realise his special status in the hierarchy of God's Mewar. Colonel Tod executed his duties with skill and authority, creations". Colonel Tod introduced his Annals in the following way: leading to flourishing conditions in Mewar, as well as a long and vital "To see humanity under every aspect, and to observe the influence of relationship between Mewar and the Company. In 1822, after four different creeds upon man in his social capacity, must ever be one of years service in Udaipur, and twenty-two years total in India, Colonel the highest sources of mental enjoyment". (Annals and Antiquities of Tod returned to England. Rajasthan (1832 II.vii). In to his official duties, Colonel Tod spent a great deal of his It is in the spirit of these like-minded men, centuries apart, that this own time and personal resources in the collection of historical International Award has been instituted. The Colonel James Tod documents, inscriptions, bardic accounts and genealogies of the Award is an International Award. This award has been instituted to Rajput houses and paintings from Rajasthan. From his residence in honour a foreign national who, like Tod, has contributed through his the village Dabok, beyond the outer city wall of Udaipur, now near works of permanent value an understanding of the spirit and values of the airport, Colonel Tod began, for the first time, to synthesize the Mewar. history of Rajputana. Totally immersed in the activities of the Mewar This International Annual Award consists of: Court, past and present, he developed a deep insight into the stories 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. of courage, heroism, honour and duty within the history of Mewar. 3. A Felicitation Certificate. 4. Cash award of ` 2,00,001 During his second visit he was provided with Rampyaribai's as r u p i a d U

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Chairman. Amongst exhibitions he has put together are Indian o l Miniatures (Venice 1960); 150 Years of the Royal Asiatic Society o C (London 1973); Indian Temples hangings of the Cult (New York 1973); The Indian heritage for the London Festival of India (1982) and co-curator of Krishna & Devotion held at the Asia House (London 2009).

Sir , UK 1998

Mark Tully, born on 24th October 1935 in Calcutta, India, was the Chief of Bureau, BBC, for 22 years. Schooled in England, he has lived mostly in India covering all major incidents in South Asia during his tenure. He was made an Officer of the Order of the British in 1985 and was awarded the Padma Shree in 1992, a rare distinction for a non-Indian. He was Knighted in the 2002 New Year's Honours' list. In 2005 he received the . His love for India is encapsulated in his writing. He has written several books based on India including India in Slow Motion (jointly with Gillian Wright), No Full Stops in India, The Heart of India, Divide and Quit, India - 50 years of Independence and published in 2007 India's Unending Journey. He is a regular presenter of the BBC Radio 4 programme 'Something Understood'.

Mr. , France 1999

After 15 years as international correspondent with the European magazine Paris Match, Dominique Lapierre worked with Larry Collins on five major bestsellers, Is Paris Burning?; Or I'll Dress You in Mourning; O Jerusalem; Freedom at Midnight and The fifth Horseman. Is Paris Burning? was made into a major movie by Paramount with fifty international stars. In 1981, he wrote in solo The City of Joy, a book about the courage, the love, the faith of a community of people living in the slums of Calcutta. Translated into 30 languages, it was also made into a film. The City of Joy sold more than seven and a half million copies. He donated half of his royalties to create a whole network of humanitarian actions in Calcutta and deprived areas of the Ganges delta. His last book A Thousand Suns is a stirring memoir of his adventures at the centre of history.

Sir V. S. Naipaul, UK 2000

V. S. Naipaul, born of Indian ancestry in Trinidad in 1932, is a British novelist and essayist who is widely considered to be one of the masters of modern English . He received a Knighthood in the 1990 New Year's Honours' List for services to Literature. He has been awarded numerous literary prizes including The John Llewellyn Rhys Prize (1958), Somerset Maugham Award (1960), Hawthornden Prize (1964), W. H. Smith Literary Award (1968), Booker Prize (1971), David Cohen Prize for a lifetime's achievement in British Literature (1993) and The Nobel Prize in Literature (2001).

Dr. , USA 2001

Chitranjan Singh Ranawat is an eminent orthopaedic and knee surgeon of Indian origin, born in 1935 in Sarwania (then part of the erstwhile Kingdom of Mewar). He studied in India before migrating to the USA and is now based in New York. He was a recipient of Padma Bhushan in 2001. He has written over 200 papers on orthopaedics. He is Director of the Orthopaedic Surgery and Centre for Total Joint Replacement in New York. Dr. Ranawat is a consistent frontrunner on New York magazine's list of top 100 orthopedic surgeons in the country. He is also a philanthropist and runs a public trust 'Ranawat Foundation Trust'. 17 Mr. Luigi Zanzi, Italy 2002

Luigi Zanzi was born in Italy in 1952. He attended high school in Ravenna and completed his education at the University of Bologna in literature, history and philosophy. For over 20 years he has made a contribution to many diverse aspects of environmental and cultural issues in Auroville. As a member of the Auroville Development Board he has been instrumental in the success of a number of projects undertaken and has worked on an ongoing sustainable development strategy. He is also a frequent lecturer on innovative urban management at Indian universities, colleges and schools.

Ms. Mary Margaret Kaye, UK 2003

Mary Margaret Kaye (21 August 1908 - 29 January 2004) was a British writer most famously known for her book The Far Pavilions (1978). Whilst working on her research, she visited Udaipur and interviewed Her late Highness The Maharani Sahiba Sushila Kuamri ji Mewar gaining an understanding and insight into Royal Rajput life. The interview was to influence the creation of several fictitious characters in her work The Far Pavilions. She was born in India and spent her early childhood and much of her early-married life there. Her novels include Shadow of the Wind and Trade Noon.

Lord Attenborough, UK 2004

Lord Attenborough of Richmond is one of the greatest cinema storytellers, actors, directors and comedians, who has been saluted as a commanding and inspirational figure in the world of cinema. He has always taken up big challenges and made big picture. His lifetime's ambition came many years later in the 1980's when he took on the role to direct the epic film of Gandhi. The film was a cinema landmark that won him an Oscar for best director. The production itself won him an Oscar for best film of 1982. It was during this period that Lord Attenborough visited Udaipur and though the medium of his film involved the people of Udaipur and portrayed their talent on the silver screen. He was instrumental is bringing Mewar and Rajasthan into the lime light reflecting the true ethos of India. He has won two Academy Awards, four BAFTA Awards and three Golden Globes.

Mr. Abbas Sadriwalla, USA 2005

Abbas Sadriwalla is the Chairman of a number of companies he has promoted and acquired over the years including V. Link Solutions Inc, Data Scan Technologies Inc, Gem Metals Inc, ADS Associates Inc. As one of the earliest entrants to offer technologies and services he has made a major impact in the Wi-Fi solutions industry in North America. In recognition of his record of growth and innovation in space technology, he was named Business Person of the year in 2004 by the apex level, National Republican Congressional Committee at an investiture presided over by the US President George Bush in April 2004.

Mr. Mohammed Dadabhai, Bahrain 2006

Mohammed Dadabhai, was born on 20 April 1946 in Sagwara, , Rajasthan. Today, he is a leading businessman in the Middle-East. Employing nearly 1500 personnel, mostly Indian nationals, his conglomerate includes the construction and development of multi- storied residential buildings, villa and shopping complexes, as well luxury service apartments, hotels and Island Resorts. He is Chairman and CEO of 12 companies owned and managed by the Dadabhai Group at Bahrain.

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Rudolphs early books, The Modernity of Tradition (1967 and 1983) and o l Essay on Rajputana (1984). One result of those years of research in o C Rajasthan is their recent innovative volume, Reversing the Gaze: Amar Singh's Diary A Colonial Subject's Narrative of Imperial India (Oxford 2001, 2002 and 2005).

Mr. William Dalrymple, UK 2008

William Dalrymple, is a highly acclaimed writer. His work includes In Xanadu (1989); City of Djinns (1994); The Age of Kali (1998); White Mughals (2002); Begums, Thugs and Englishmen - The Journals of Fanny Parkes (2002). The Last Mughal, The Fall of a Dynasty, Delhi 1857 (2006) covers the circumstances in which Delhi was taken over by the sepoys during the Indian Rebellion of 1857 and the subsequent downfall of the last Mughal Emperor. He received an Honorary Doctorate of Letters, Honoris Causa from the University of (2007). His latest work, Nine Lives-In search of the Modern India was published in 2008.

Dr. Milo Cleveland Beach, USA 2009

Milo Cleveland Beach is a museum director, teacher and scholar of Indian paintings who has written, lectured and organised exhibitions internationally on paintings from Rajasthan and the Mughal court. Educated at Harvard University, his doctoral dissertation was on Indian Paintings at Bundi and Kota. He has lived and studied extensively in India and has served as a curator at the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore and Harvard University's Fogg Art Museum.

Sir Colin Lucas, UK 2010

Colin Lucas has been Chairman of the British Library since 2006. In May 2008, it was the first time over 120 paintings from the British Library were displayed in a major exhibition under his Chairmanship that included illustrated 17th century manuscripts of the story from the Mewar Ramayana. The manuscripts were prepared between 1649 and 1653 for Rana Jagat Singh I of Udaipur, Mewar, in his court studio at Udaipur by the artist Sahib Din (originally Shihabad-din). Maharana Bheem Singh of Udaipur, Mewar presented the manuscripts as a gift to Colonel James Tod 1820 and they were acquired by the British Museum Library in 1844. The object of organising and getting support was fully in sync with the ideology of the Mewar whose strong traditions; cultural and religious integration are responsible for sustained communal peace over fourteen centuries in Mewar despite

Sir Gulam Noon, UK 2010

Gulam Noon MBE is a British businessman originally from India. He is the Chairman of Noon Products and a Director on the board of numerous companies and Government bodies in the UK. He established The Noon Foundation in December 1995. Sir Gulam Noon lent his support to the digitisation of the Mewar Ramayana Manuscripts, 'Turning the Pages', a project using excerpts from the Ramayana that was the centerpiece of a major exhibition inaugurated the titled 'The Ramayana: Love and Valour in India's great epic' mounted by the British Library in May 2008. The goal was to open a new avenue of understanding between people with far reaching consequence and to provide global access to important artistic representations of different religions. Shriji Arvind Singh Mewar of Udaipur exhibition on the 15th May 2008. 19 Dr. Andrew Topsfield, UK 2012

Dr. Andrew Topsfield was educated at Winchester College; New College, Oxford, where he read Oriental Studies; and the School of Oriental and African Studies, London. He wrote his Oxford D.Phil thesis on the Mewar School of Painting (c.1550-1945), visiting Udaipur several times in the course of his research from 1976 to 1987. He was appointed Keeper of Eastern Art at the Ashmolean in 2009. Dr. Topsfield has written many books, catalogues and articles on Indian Painting and related subjects, especially on Court Painting at Udaipur. His major work on that subject is Court Painting at Udaipur: Art under the patronage of the Maharanas of Mewar (Zurich: Museum Rietberg, 2002). He has also written the catalogue The City Palace Museum, Udaipur: Paintings of Mewar Court Life (: Mapin, 1990; reprinted 2009).

Prof. Minja Yang, France 2013

Prof. Minja Yang is President of the Raymond Lemaire International Centre for Conservation of the Catholic University of Leuven (RLICC/KU Leuven) of Belgium since 2010 following a 30-year career at the United Nations, notably at UNESCO. She played a vital role in establishing the UNESCO-led Indian Heritage Cities Network (IHCN) with the endorsement of the Ministry of Urban Development, . Udaipur became one of the first member cities of IHCN in 2006. Under her guidance, MMCF; UNESCO New Delhi Office and Udaipur Municipal Council (UMC) entered into an agreement on the Joint Co-operation Programme for heritage-based urban development of Udaipur. Ms. Yang's interest in India and commitment to its people have been demonstrated by her professional and personal efforts spanning over the past twenty years in mobilizing international technical cooperation for the benefit of numerous historic cities in India. Prof. John Smith, 2015

After graduating in Oriental Studies at Cambridge, John Smith pursued a scholarly career in both London and Cambridge. Employed to teach , he nonetheless devoted much of his energy to the study of the and literature. In 1976 he published a new edition of the Visaladevarasa of Narapati Nalha, a mediaeval Rajasthani poem. He then became interested in the tradition of singing and telling the story of Pabuji in front of long narrative cloth called phard, a tradition that was widespread in Rajasthan at that time, though much less so now. This work led to the publication in 1991 of his book 'The epic of Pabuji: a study, transcription and translation'. Professor Smith retired from Cambridge in 2007 and now lives in Spain.

Mr. J.P. Losty, UK 2016

He spent his professional career in the British Library in London curating the major collections of Indian manuscripts and paintings held there and is the author of numerous books and papers. He has organised several major exhibitions, the first of which, The Art of the Book in India in 1982, brought him international recognition. One of the great preoccupations of his career was properly publishing the great illustrated Ramayana manuscripts of Rana Jagat Singh I of Udaipur, Mewar, most of them in the British Library, which bore fruit finally in a major exhibition and book titled 'The Ramayana: Love and Valour in Ancient India - the Mewar Ramayana Manuscripts' in 2008 and the publication of the entire manuscript online in 2014. Over his long career he has published voluminously on many aspects of Indian manuscripts and paintings of different periods from 1000 to 1850 AD.

Professor Sir Angus Deaton, USA 2017 Sir Angus Deaton is Senior Scholar and the Dwight D. Eisenhower Professor of Economics and International Affairs Emeritus at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School where he taught for thirty years. He was the 2015 recipient of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 'for his analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare'. He has studied many aspects of human wellbeing, including both material wellbeing and health. In his work on poverty he has dug deeply into the data to try to improve measures, both for the world as a whole, and for India in particular. He has worked on health in the US, in particular with Anne Case on mortality in midlife, and in India, where he has worked with other researchers to understand health and healthcare among both adults (in Rajasthan and in rural Udaipur) and children (in all of India). 20 d r a

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Voices (Oxford, 2005). His recent work, launched by Primus Books on 8th January 2018, on the o l beautifully illustrated Maharana Amar Singh II (r.1698 - 1710 CE) Sursagar, painted in the royal o C atelier at Mewar, lies at the heart of a new hundred-page-long chapter that appears in the revised, expanded edition of his thematic study Surdas: , Singer, Saint. All of Hawley's writing on Surdas is indebted in one way or another to manuscript work he has undertaken in Udaipur, Rajasthan.

Dr. Paul T. Craddock, UK 2019

Dr. Paul T. Craddock has had a life-long interest in early technology and science. Together with colleagues from the MS University of Baroda, Dr. Craddock was invited to excavate at the Zawar mines, Udaipur by Zinc Ltd., Udaipur. After his preliminary visit of the ancient mines and smelting remains of Zawar in December 1982, systematic excavations commenced at Zawar in December the following year resulting in the discovery of a bank of seven intact zinc smelting furnaces each containing their full charge of 36 retorts. The investigations revealed how important the mines of Mewar were throughout India for several millennia, an importance that, has now been revived. This was recognised by American Society of Metals who designated Zawar ancient ruins as an International Metallurgical Heritage.

Dr. Norbert Peabody, UK 2020 He is Ph.D in Anthropology from Harvard University in 1992. He is working on a reissue of James Tod's Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan based on the two-volume first edition published in 1829, which will restore to the text all its original engravings, maps, charts, and appendices with special focus on Mewar. This reissue is being done to celebrate the bicentenary in 2023 of the Royal Asiatic Society (RAS), where Tod was the first Librarian and to which he bequeathed his collection of manuscripts and art work, much of it from Mewar. The reissue will be co-published by Yale University Press and the RAS in the run-up to this anniversary. Integral to this reissue will be a third 'Companion Volume', which will consist of four essays on Tod, comprehensive annotations to the text, additional appendices, and paintings and water colours from the Tod collection. In this companion volume he is hoping to reproduce all the known paintings of Tod most of which come from Mewar.

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Kunwar Man Singh of Amber mounted on his mighty any cost, despite heavy odds stacked against him. Even war elephant was chosen to command the army of now his life inspires those who revere the value of living Badshah Akbar against Maharana Pratap I (r. 1572 – with self respect and self reliance. Today those who are 1597 CE) who on his incomparable grey Stallion Chetak prepared to speak out, or use their pen without fear of the led the Mewar army into the thrust of the battle. Neither consequences to enlighten society, are synonymous with lance nor sword, nor the arrows that rained like hail the battle of Haldighati. around him could stem the course of that intrepid Haldighati Award is a National Award. It is awarded to charge. For the first time in fifty years the Mughals an individual for work of permanent value in awakening suffered their first setback and Haldighati shattered the society through the medium of journalism, in particular, myth of their invincibility - symbolic of the war that was or through any other media in general. fought for the protection and preservation of self respect, self reliance and independence. This National Annual Award consists of: 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. The battle of Haldighati unlike any other battle in the 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. military history of warfare has aroused the greatest and 3. A Citation Certificate. most multifaceted interest. This single occasion has 4. Cash award of ` 1,00,001 raised issues of social context, the composition of opposing forces, the efficiency of execution of the adopted strategy and tactics and finally most touchingly the acts of unparalleled bravery, unmatched sacrifices and unimaginable fighting skills of a few individuals who participated in this battle. All these issues have assumed tremendous significance, as time goes by. Maharana Pratap is a national hero on account of his commitment to preserve the independence of Mewar, at 22 Mr. Karpoor Chandra Kulish, Jaipur 1983

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'Mein Dekhta Chala Gaya' gained him recognition. In his later years Kulish i d l wrote a segment titled 'Polampol' for the newspaper on current affairs. The series a is published in a book, as a popular set of writings in a local Rajasthani dialect. H

Dr. Dharmvir Bharti, Bombay 1984

Dharmvir Bharti (1926-1997), is one of the most renowned Hindi , modern writer, playwright and social thinkers of India. He was the Chief- Editor of the popular Hindi weekly magazine Dharmayug. He was awarded Padma Shree for literature in 1972. His novel 'Gunaho Ka Devta' became an evergreen classic. Dr. Bharati's 'Suraj ka Satwan Ghoda' is considered a unique experiment in story telling and was made into a national award winning movie of the same name in 1992. He remained the editor of Dharmayug till 1987, the magazine became the most popular Hindi weekly and established new heights in Hindi Journalism. Accession No. 2009.10.0245.00117_R Image courtesy: The City Palace Museum, Udaipur The late Lala Jagat Narainji (Posthumous), Jallandhar 1985

The late Lala Jagat Narainji (1889-1981) was the founder of the Hind Samachar Group. He left his studies in 1920 to join the non-cooperation movement. He was sentenced in two and a half years imprisonment, in jail he acted as 's Personal Secretary. In 1924 he became the editor of Bhai Parmanand's weekly Hindi paper 'Akashvani'. He participated in all the Satyagraha movement and was in jail for about nine years on different occasions. He was member of the All-India Congress Committee for about 30 years. He had come to Jalandhar as a refugee from and started an daily, Hind Samachar in 1948. In 1965, Jagat Narain founded ' Kesari', a Hindi daily, a remarkable contribution toward the country and in the interest of freedom of expression.

Mr. C.H.O. Ramaswamy, Madras 1986

Mr. Ramaswamy is an actor, commentator, journalist, and television personality. He gained recognition discussing the state of India 50 years after it won freedom. He was born on 5th October 1934 and is also known as . He is a comedian, playwright, lawyer and columnist in , India. He is the editor of a popular Tamil magazine 'Thuglak'. CHO, as he is popularly known is well known for his witty take on Indian and Tamil Nadu politics. He is a leading lawyer and consumer activist in the state of Tamil Nadu.

Mr. M.J. Akbar, Calcutta 1987

Mobashar Jawed 'M.J.' Akbar (born on 11th January 1951) is a leading Indian journalist and author. He is the Chairman of the fortnightly news magazine Covert Magazine which he launched in May 2008. He is also the founder and former editor-in-chief and managing director of , a daily multi-edition Indian newspaper. He has written several non- fiction books, including 'Byline' (2003), a biography of Jawaharlal Nehru titled 'Nehru: The Making of India', a book on Kashmir titled 'Kashmir: Behind the Vale, Riot After Riot and India: The Siege Within'. He was also the editor-in-chief of The Deccan Chronicle, a -based news 23 Mr. , New Delhi 1988

Kuldip Nayar (born on 14th August 1923) is an eminent Indian journalist, noted for his centre-left columns. He started his career as an Urdu Journalist. He served as India's High Commissioner to the in 1990 and then a member of India's delegation to the United Nations in 1996. He was nominated to upper house of Indian Parliament, in August 1997. Since 1985, Nayar has written a syndicated column that runs in 80 publications in 14 languages, both overseas and at home, including some of India's most influential newspapers and magazines.

Mr. R.K. Laxman, Bombay 1989

Rasipuram Krishnaswamy Iyer Laxman was born on 23rd October 1924. He is an Indian cartoonist, illustrator, and humorist. The Common Man R. K. Laxman was born in Mysore. Laxman was engrossed by the illustrations in magazines such as Strand Magazine, Punch, Bystander, Wide World and Tit-Bits, even before he could read. Laxman later joined , beginning a career that has spanned for over fifty years. Among his other works, Laxman is known for his distinctive illustrations in several books, most notably for the 'Malgudi Stories', a popular mascot for the Asian Paints Group called Gattu.

Ms. , New Delhi 1990

Mrinal Pande (born in 1946) is an Indian television personality, journalist and author, and till recently chief editor of Hindi Daily, Hindustan, She also hosts a weekly Interview show, titled 'Baaton Baaton Mein' on Lok Sabha TV. She was the editor of the popular women's magazine Vama from 1984-87. She spent several years on the National Commission for Self-Employed Women, inquiring into the conditions for rag-pickers, vegetable sellers and domestic help. Since April 2008 she is a member of the Board of PTI on behalf of HTML.

Mr. Nikhil Chakravartty, New Delhi 1991

Nikhil Chakravartty (1913-1997), was one of the most celebrated and respected names as a courageous and independent columnist whose uncluttered style and great integrity won him an audience much larger than that normally associated with a left-wing writer. His searing reports of the Bengal famine, which claimed the lives of more than two million people, and of the Tebhaga peasant movement, were read avidly across the country. In 1962 he launched a weekly magazine, Mainstream. Under his editorship, It became an influential platform for serious discussion of national and international affairs.

Mr. Surendra Pratap Singh, New Delhi 1992

Surendra Pratap Singh (1948-1997), former Editor of Navbharat Times. He was a journalist, broadcast news anchor, and newspaper editor from India. During the 1970s he served as an investigative journalist on the newspaper Sunday. He was the founder and anchor of the Hindi news bulletin .

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Founder editor of Manushi, a Journal about Women and Society published since 1979. It attempts to bridge the gap between academia and activism. In the last ten years much of her work has centered on d issues relating to Laws, Liberty and Livelihoods. She is presently involved in both investigative r a research as well as activist interventions for policy reform aimed at freeing the livelihoods of two of the w A

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Mr. Vinod Mehta, New Delhi 1994

Vinod Mehta is the editor-in-chief of Outlook Group. He has published three books, including a biography of . He took over as editor-in-chief of Debonair in 1974. Since then, he has founded and edited numerous publications. He is the founder-editor of India's first Sunday paper, The Sunday Observer, the founder editor of the now defunct Bombay Daily, The Independent, and the founder-editor of (Delhi edition). He was also editor of The Indian Post. Mehta wrote and presented 'Letters from India' for the BBC.

Ms. Nalini Singh, New Delhi 1995

Nalini Singh is an Indian journalist. She has been the anchor for several current affairs programs on , and is most known for her program, 'Aankhon Dekhi', on investigative journalism and another show 'Hello Zindagi'. She is also the Managing Director of TV Live India Pvt. Ltd. and Managing Editor of News Channel, IBN7. This bold and investigative TV journalist has anchored and produced over 3000 programmes for Doordarshan and other private TV networks. Her well researched, in depth and analytical programmes, on a variety of issues that have a bearing on our lives, have won her several prestigious awards. She has the distinction of producing exit poll on television during the 11th Lok Sabha elections in 1996. Later, she went on to produce similar programmes on the 1998 and 1999 Lok Sabha elections and 2000, 2001 and 2002 assembly elections.

Dr. , New Delhi 1996

Prannoy Roy, the founder, Executive Chairperson of New Delhi Television (NDTV) Group, is one of the leading political analysts in India. He brought the country to the edge of its seat with his innate knack of translating the complicated facts of election politics and budget number crunching into straight-to-the-point analysis. He has been adjudged the television personality of the millennium by poll and has contributed to various national and international publications. Dr. Roy has a doctorate in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics and is a Qualified Chartered Accountant from London. He is considered as a liberal and supporter of market economy in the media. He had people glued to their television sets with 'The World this Week'. He is responsible for changing the face of news broadcasting almost beyond recognition.

Mr. Lokpal Sethi, Jaipur 1997

Lokpal Sethi started his career as journalist way back in 1968 from Jaipur by joining Hidusthan Samachar. During his tenure in 1973 at Gauhati, he had the opportunity to cover assembly elections in and Mizoram, which was considered a very challenging journalistic assignment. He survived an insurgent attack, while touring Manipur and covering the election campaign. In 1991, he joined The and was posted as its Bureau Chief in Jaipur. Presently, he is working for The Pioneer, as it Bureau Chief. At the same time he is associated with Dainik Navjyoti. 25 Mr. , Jaipur 1998

Vinod Dua, born in 1954 is a journalist, seasoned anchor, political commentator, election analyst, producer and director. 1984 marked a turning point in his career when he co-anchored the election analysis programs on Doordarshan. In 1985, he anchored Janvani, the first ever program of its kind, where ministers were questioned by common people. In 1987, he joined TV TODAY, a venture of the India Today Group, as its chief producer. In 1988, he launched his own production company 'The Communication Group' to produce and anchor programs on current affairs, budget analysis and documentary films.

Mr. , New Delhi 1999

Rajat Sharma is Chairman and Editor-in Chief of India TV. He was one of the youngest Editors in print media at national level, where he gained a string of scores to his credit. Mr. Sharma's distinctive style, 'Aap Ki Adalat' is one of the most respected interview shows ever on Indian Television. He took Corporate, Independent News Services to the level of a mainstream news channel. The transition represented bridging the gap from a manager-entrepreneur into entrepreneur-manger. He has also been one of the pioneers of private news broadcasting on Indian Television.

Ms. Malini Parthasarathy, 2000

Malini Parthasarathy was born in 1959. She was awarded the First Bank of India Award for Excellence in Journalism in 1997. She spent 1982-1983 as visiting journalist with The Washington Post and subsequently joined as their special correspondent in New Delhi reporting on political affairs before becoming Executive Editor. She has written on many domestic and foreign policy issues. Her writing has special emphasis on the growth of communalism and the need to strengthen the secular and democratic orientation of India's political system. She has written extensively on foreign policy issues, particularly on India- relation.

Mr. Gaurav C. Sawant, New Delhi 2001

With over 15 years experience in the field of journalism, Gaurav Sawant has been Associate Editor with Headlines Today. He has covered conflicts in Jammu and Kashmir, North-East, Sierra Leone, Iraq, Lebanon and Nepal. He is the author of Dateline Kargil: A correspondent's nine-week account from the battlefront published by Macmillan. He was the only journalist to have travelled with the Indian forces to Sierra Leone, in West , a United Nations Peace keeping mission. He visited Siachen seven times to report on the lives of the soldiers, who contend with harsh condition of the world's highest, coldest and costliest battlefield. Most recently he has reported on the Kargil conflict as the only journalist in country to have been stationed in the war zone for more than two months.

Ms. , New Delhi 2002

Barkha Dutt (born on 18th December 1971) is an Indian TV journalist and columnist. She became Group Editor, English News at New Delhi Television (NDTV). Dutt gained prominence for her reportage of the Kargil War. She wrote a popular column for The Hindustan Times, called ''. Dutt's reporting of the Kargil conflict in 1999, including an interview with army personnel, brought her to prominence in India. She has since covered conflicts in Kashmir, Pakistan, and Iraq. She was honoured with Padma Shree in 2004; Tsunami and Commonwealth Broadcasters Award for Journalist of the Year. Her Sunday Talk Show has won the most awards for any show across television channels, winning the Indian Television Academy award for Best Talk Show five years in a row. 26 Mr. Thanvi, New Delhi 2003

Om Thanvi (born on 1st August 1957 in Phalodi, Rajasthan) is a writer and editor of Hindi Daily Jansatta. He continues to write on a wide range d

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Mr. Muzaffer Hussain, 2004

Muzaffer Hussain was born in Bijoliya, Bhilwara, Rajasthan on 26th July 1945. He took up journalism as his career and acquired specialization in affairs of Central Asia. He served various Hindi and Gujarati newspapers as Editor / Sub-editor. He also worked as consultative editor of Deonagari Samachar, Aurangabad. His columns are published in 42 news papers in different languages and regions all over India and abroad. He has been an advisor on the editorial board of the English magazine, 'Now Opinion'. His major contribution are books written in Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati. He was honoured with Padma Shree in 2002.

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Shekhar Gupta (born on 11th January 1951) is the editor-in-chief of The Indian Express and Group Chief Executive Officer of Indian Express Group of Publications. He presents the 'Walk the Talk' segment aired on NDTV 24x7, the weekly show features conversations with newsmakers from politics, society, sports and entertainment. He was awarded the Padma Bhushan in 2009 for his contribution in the field of journalism. He became a reporter at 26 with The Indian Express in 1977, joined India Today News Magazine in 1983 and in 1995 he again joined The Indian Express as its Executive Editor. He exposed the horrific in that marked a watershed in the North-East's ethnic conflict. He has reported from regions of conflicts in India and has written extensively on contemporary South Asian politics and security.

Mr. , New Delhi 2006

Rajdeep Sardesai (born on 24th May 1965) is an Indian journalist, political commentator and news presenter. He entered television journalism in 1994 as Political Editor, New Delhi Television. He was particularly recognised for his coverage of the Gujarat riots. He later quit NDTV to start his own company, Global Broadcast News (GBN) in collaboration with the American giant CNN and TV18. The new channel with Sardesai as the Editor-in-Chief has been named CNN-IBN. It went on air for the first time on the 17th December 2005. Channel 7, subsequently named IBN-7 it also became part of Sardesai's company. Rajdeep Sardesai was nominated President of Editors Guild of India. He is also a member of the Population Council and the Press Club of India. He writes columns for leading English dailies.

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Alok Mehta is a pioneer of Indian Hindi journalism. He was appointed editor-in-chief of Nai Dunia. He has also been a former President of the Editors Guild of India. His 40 years in journalism career have given him a wide range of experience. He has worked in many prestigious media house like, The Times of India Group, Hindustan Times Group and Outlook Group. He also worked in Deutsche Welle' in Germany. He has written several books in Hindi and English and travelled extensively.

27 Mr. Prabal Pratap Singh, New Delhi 2007

Prabal Pratap Singh is a bilingual journalist and has worked with Rashtriya Sahara, The Pioneer newspapers, and Aaj Tak television before joining IBN-7 as their Executive Editor. He has covered the Afghanistan War, the Iraq War. In 2006 he covered the Israeli attack on Lebanon, Kashmir, North East and the communal riots in Gujarat. He was the first Indian Journalist to reach Afghanistan where he stayed until the fall of the in 2001. During that time he managed to survive without food for a week and covered American bombing for two months.

Ms. Tavleen Singh, New Delhi 2008

Tavleen Singh is a noted Indian syndicated columnist and political reporter and writer. She was born in Mussoorie in 1950 and studied at the Welham Girls School. She completed a short-term Journalism course from the New Delhi Polytechnic in 1969. She worked with as a reporter and went on to do several stories on communal riots, elections and wars. She joined as Special Correspondent in 1982, mainly covering Punjab and Kashmir. It was at this time that Ms. Singh did her first widely covered interview with Bhindranwale and won the Sanskriti Award in 1985 for her reporting on Punjab. In 1985 she became the South Asia correspondent of the Sunday Times in London. Subsequently she became a freelance writer for India Today and The Indian Express. She anchored the new weekly political discussion programme Dateline India for BBC

Dr. Ved Pratap Vaidik, New Delhi 2009

Ved Pratap Vaidik is a well-known scholar, political analyst, orator and has worked as a columnist on national and international affairs. Amongst his achievements he worked with for a decade as the founder-editor of its Hindi News Agency 'BHASHA' having previously held the position of Editor (views), Nav Bharat Times. He became a member of the Indian Delegation to the UN in 1999 and Chairman of Council for Indian Foreign Policy and Bhartiya Bhasha Sammelan. He has to his credit more than 1000 articles published in his name in eminent newspapers including The Times of India, The Pioneer and World Focus.

Mr. Sajid Rashid, Mumbai 2009

Sajid Rashid a journalist and writer. He was awarded for a collection of short stories by the Central Government, Hindi Directorate in 2005. He is the first Urdu writer, to have been twice awarded with the Katha Award in 1997 and 1999 for short stories. He also received the Osama Talha Bravery Award for Urdu Journalism in 1994 and the Sahitya Academy Translation Award in the year 2007. He is editor of several magazines, The Daily Urdu Times (1986 to 1997); Naya Waraq (Literary Urdu Magazine); The Daily Mahanagar (1999 to 2005) and is political columnist for The Daily Mahanagar, Mumbai and The Daily Jansatta,

Mr. Sanjeev Srivastava, New Delhi 2010

Sanjeev Srivastava, a former Indian Affairs Editor of the BBC World Service. He has been reporting on India and South Asia for television, radio and online media houses and corporations of international repute, and, today, is perhaps the most well known Indian authority in global broadcasting. His authoritative voice and face on all issues relating to India on the international media firmament. He has been the BBC's chief editorial voice for all Hindi output, across platforms. He was also the BBC's point person in India as the company negotiated new projects in the land. 28 Ms. Harinder Baweja, New Delhi 2012

Ms. Harinder Baweja has been a journalist for nearly three decades. During her career she has reported from conflict zones all over the world distinguishing herself amongst senior reporters in India as she d covered some of the most difficult issues concerning national security, insurgency, terrorism, human r a rights violations and foreign affairs. Several of her stories have had an impact on national policy and w A

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Taiba in Lahore, Pakistan, soon after the Mumbai terror attacks on 26/11. She also made a crucial i d l investigation on the detrimental use of SIM cards by the terrorists in the 26/11 episode. Her interview a with LeT's representative has recently been published in the book '26/11 - Mumbai Attacked'. H

Dr. Gulab Kothari, Jaipur 2012

Dr. Gulab Kothari is a dedicated journalist and sensitive writer considered to be one of the most celebrated journalists in India. Apart from being the Chief Editor of one of the largest circulated Hindi daily newspapers of India named Rajasthan Patrika, Dr. Kothari heads Jan Mangal Public Charitable Trust - a charity created by Rajasthan Patrika for welfare-oriented programmes. As a sensitive editor Dr. Kothari is always moved by the conflicts that arise in society and cause suffering. Dr. Kothari has traveled extensively covering all continents delivering lectures at international conferences or making presentations on various aspects of Vedic philosophy. Dr. Kothari's has launched a campaign entitled 'Haryalo Rajasthan' (Let us make Rajasthan green) and people have responded by planting thousands of trees and stopping deforestation.

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Mr. Arnab Goswami, Editor in Chief of Times Now, has brought in new standards of credibility and independence in television news. For over 7 years at the helm of TIMES NOW, he has led the coverage of the biggest news events with dignity and speed. His channel’s exposures on corruption and social wrongs have forced the highest authorities to act, and led to a new media revolution in which standards of political accountability have been brought under public scrutiny. The programme he hosts, THE NEWSHOUR, is India’s highest watched television news programme for almost a decade. As a must watch across the country, it has changed the nature of news debate, and become the benchmark of honest and independent journalism in the country. With his passionate journalism, he has created a new wave in Indian news media, in a medium that has high impact and reach.

Mr. Piyush Pandey, Mumbai 2015

Mr. Piyush Pandey as the Executive Chairman & Creative Director, South Asia, Ogilvy & Mather Advertising, he has put his advertising and communication skills to work for many campaigns in the public and national interest. Through his skills he initiated an awakening in society through the medium of media, and creative communication including journalism. He has worked alongside the Ministry of Health, Government of India and UNICEF on the famous and highly effective Polio Campaign. He masterminded the 'Incredible India!' campaign for the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, which drew millions of tourists into the country. He scripted the beautiful, inspiring lyrics of '', for the National Literacy Mission of India in 1988 the anthem of National Integration even today. Born and raised in Jaipur.

Mr. Rahul Kanwal, New Delhi 2016

A hard hitting investigative journalist for whom the world is his Newsroom. Rahul Kanwal is the Managing Editor of TV Today Network, which runs India Today and Aajtak news channels. Rahul is the anchor of Newsroom, a flagship prime time broadcast on India Today TV. He also hosts the popular Hindi interview show Seedhi Baat over the weekends on Aajtak. Rahul is the driving force behind some of the most significant investigative stories that have been aired by the India Today group. Rahul's forte is as a reporter and investigator par excellence. Whether it is the devastating earthquake in Nepal, the floods in Kashmir or the deadly cloud burst in , Rahul goes where the news is, breaking the monotony of TV discussions by giving a viewers a ringside view of the story as it unfolds, from where it unfolds. 29 Mr. Praveen , Noida 2017

National Editor for Strategic and International Affairs at The Indian Express. He writes on regional security and intelligence issues. He is the author of India, Pakistan and the Secret Jihad: the Covert War in Jammu and Kashmir, 1947-2002, published by Routledge in January, 2007. His other work includes a 1999 book, The Kargil War, chapters in several edited volumes, and papers in journals including The India Review, Contemporary South Asia, the CTC Sentinel of the Combating Terrorism Centre at West Point, Faultlines and the South Asia Intelligence Review. In addition to his work as a journalist, Mr. Swami is currently working on a series of short stories on the conflict in Kashmir, as well as a book on the jihadist movement in India, both scheduled for publication in 2017. Born in 1969, Mr. Swami read history at King's College, Cambridge University.

Ms. Suhasini Haidar, New Delhi 2018

Ms. Suhasini Haidar is the Diplomatic Editor of The Hindu, one of India's oldest and most respected National dailies - www.thehindu.com, regularly writing on Foreign policy issues. Prior to this, she was Foreign Affairs editor and prime time anchor for India's leading 24 - hour English news channel CNN - IBN from 2005 to 2014. Over the course of her 20 year reporting career, she has covered the most challenging stories and conflicts from the most diverse regions including Pakistan, , Libya, Lebanon and Syria. In India, she has covered the foreign affairs beat for over a decade. During her time reporting from the heart of conflict zones, she was injured in 2000 while in Kashmir when a car, booby - trapped with a gas cylinder packed with explosives in its boot, exploded. Suhasini's articles at The Hindu have covered wide range topics including Indian Foreign Policy, International Diplomacy and Global Security challenges.

Ms. Swati Chaturvedi, New Delhi 2019

Ms. Swati Chaturvedi, a freelance reporter for print and broadcast media. Her first book, 'Daddy's Girl', a murder mystery was published by Penguin Random House in 2016 followed by her first investigative book the same year published to wide international acclaim titled 'I am a Troll - Inside the BJP's secret digital army'. She regularly contributes investigative stories and analysis to NDTV, Gulf News, The Wire and Hindu Business Line. She is responsible for breaking a number of stories on social media and her tweets are often quoted in national and international publications. She was awarded Press Freedom Award for Courage by Reporters without Borders in 2018; established in 1992, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) held its annual Press Freedom Awards in London on 8th November 2018. The international award for Courage was honoured to Ms. Swati Chaturvedi, the only journalist from India.

Mr. Raj Chengappa, Noida 2020

A journalist of over 40 years standing, he is currently Editorial Director (Publishing) of the India Today Group and Editor of India Today magazine. He spearheaded the re-imagining and re-launching of India Today magazine when he re-joined the Group in June 2015 after serving as the Editor-in-Chief of Group of Newspapers for five years. The revamped India Today magazine emphatically reiterated the publication’s dominant position in the market with the 2019 Indian Readership Survey putting the readership of the English edition of India Today at 9.24 million making it the most widely read and respected publication in the country. Under his leadership, India Today continues to chronicle without fear or favour the trials, tribulations, upheavals and revolutions that keep our great democracy and country always on the move. He has also authored the best-selling book titled ‘Weapons of Peace: The Secret Story of India’s Quest to be a Nuclear Power’ that chronicles India’s nuclear weapons history.

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Hakim Khan Sur was a Pathan who came to Mewar from His sacrifice is symbolic of the supremacy of ideology his domicile in Hyderabad, Deccan. He became a over religious and communal consideration - a unique general in Rana Pratap's army and fought to uphold the example of his belief in the principles and commitment freedom and beliefs of his adopted home in the epic of unquestionable loyalty and devotion to Manav battle of Haldighati (1576 CE) against the invading Dharma. Mughal army of Emperor Akbar. This is the first recorded instance in the Annals of Mewar in which the The Hakim Khan Sur Award is National Award. This responsibility of leading the Mewar Army was not award has been instituted to honour work of permanent entirely entrusted to Shaktawat or Chundawat brethren. value for the cause of national integration. This was the direct consequence of Hakim Khan Sur's This National Annual Award consists of : declared undertaking that no one would be able to part him from his sword in battle. Despite being a follower of 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. he laid down his life in battle fighting against his 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. blood brothers thereby fulfilling his commitment to 3. A Felicitation Certificate. uphold the freedom and honour of Mewar. Even in 4. Cash award of ` 1,00,001 death no one could part him from his sword and he was buried with full honours with his sword in hand.

31 Jathedar Jiwan Singh Umranangal, Jallandhar 1987

Jathedar Jiwan Singh Umranangal (1916-1997) comes from the village Dhaliwal, District Kapurthala. He gained his reputation for his steadfast stand against militancy in the Punjab State. He was a recipient of Padam Bhushan in 1991 and was given the National Amity award in 1996. He joined active politics in 1952 and later became Akali Dal General Secretary and eventually its Vice- President. The veteran leader’s struggle against militancy in Punjab began in 1978 and reached its peak in 1986 when he undertook a 3 year long door-to-door campaign in the Majha region approaching families of terrorists to wean them back to the national mainstream. Umranangal, who topped the terrorists hit list for a long time during the decade-long militancy, finally paid the price for his heart-felt conviction when his son was killed in 1987, but that too failed to deter him in his

Mr. , Bombay 1988

Sunil Dutt (1929-2005) was an Indian Hindi movie actor, producer, director and politician. He set up Dutt Foundation for the cure of cancer patients. After the killer quake in Latur and Osmanabad districts in 1993, Dutt rallied around, collected donations and provided blankets and utensils. In 1987, at the height of the crisis in Punjab, he walked 2000 km from Bombay to and prayed at the for peace. In 1988, he went from Nagasaki to Hiroshima in to protest against nuclear weapons. He also travelled through Sri Lanka, India, , Bhutan and Nepal as part of the Hands Across the Borders peace expedition. In fact even earlier he entertained the after conflicts with (1962) and Pakistan (1965 and 1971) by organising the Ajanta Arts Welfare Troupe and visiting various sectors where Indian Army Jawans

Mr. , 1989

Komal 'Komalda' Kothari (1929-2004) is an Indian folklorist from Jodhpur. Kothari is known for his work on Rajasthani folklore. He has specifically made a contribution to the study of musical instruments, oral tradition and puppetry. He is also a patron of Manganiyar and Langa becoming the first to make recordings of this traditional music. He founded the magazine 'Prerna' and the Rupayan Sansthan and has spent much of his career at the Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Academy. He has received the Padma Shree and Padma Bhushan from the .

Mr. Suresh Mullick, New Delhi 1990

Suresh Mullick, the legendary creative head of Ogilvy & Mather passed away in 2003. He had the gift of a natural musician to recall and reproduce music. The concept for 'Mile Sur Mera Tumhara' was developed in 1988 by Lok Seva Sanchar Parishad, and promoted by Doordarshan (then India's sole TV broadcaster) and India's Ministry of Information. The project of the song was conceived and directed by Suresh Mullick. The national integration video was intended to instill a sense of pride and promote unity amongst Indians, highlighting the different linguistic communities and societies that live in India - India's unity in diversity, so to speak. 'Mile Sur' was telecast for the first time on Independence Day 1988, after the telecast of the Prime Minister’s speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort. It quickly captivated India, gaining and maintaining near-anthem status ever since.

Dr. Rahi Massom Raza, Bombay 1991

Rahi Masoom Raza was born in Ghazipur in eastern . He is a renowned Urdu shayar. He won the Filmfare Best Dialogue Award for the hit film 'Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki' in 1979. He wrote the script for a popular TV serial, 'Mahabharat'. Several works of Raza vividly depict the agony and turmoil of the consequences of partition, and its effect on the Hindu-Muslim relationship in the Indian subcontinent as well as the social tension among different social groups of India. Some of his stories and literary work also depict the social tension amongst social groups belonging to same religious faith but traditionally positioned at different social hierarchical levels. 'Neem Ka Ped' (a neem tree), a TV serial lucidly depict the social tensions that occurred in the past between the groups.

32 Dr. N. P. Sheshadri, New Delhi 1992

Navaneethem Padmanabha Sheshadri is a distinguished scholar and dynamic administrator. He was born at Kandiyur, Tamilnadu. When he came to New Delhi there were no activities to support classical arts and he established the National Centre for Promotion of National Integrated . The National Cultural Festivals and the Akhila Bharatiya Veda Vidwat Sammelan was conducted in New Delhi in 1973. This event was a great tribute to his devotion and dedication to d r both artists and scholars which brought all of them on a single platform and promoted the cause of a w A

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Mr. Sunil Manohar Gavaskar, Bombay 1993 k a H Sunil Manohar Gavaskar is a former cricketer who played during the 1970-80s for Bombay and India. Widely regarded as one of the greatest opening batsmen in Test Match history. He held the record of 34 Test centuries for almost two decades before it was broken in 2005. He was widely admired for his technique against and the first batsman to score 10,000 runs. He has also been awarded the Padma Bhushan. After retirement, he has been a popular, commentator both on TV and in print. He also served as an advisor to the India National Team and was the Chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee.

Mr. Saeed Naqvi, Bombay 1994

Saeed Naqvi is a journalist, newspaper editor and became one of India's leading columnists. He attended La Martiniere College in Lucknow. He received the National Integration Award in 2003, awarded by the National Commission for Minorities in New Delhi on 18th December. The award was conferred for his outstanding contribution towards promoting communal harmony and national integrity.

Acharya Shree Tulsi, Ladnu 1995

Acharya Shree Tulsi (1914-1997) was the founder of Jain Vishva Bharti Institute, Ladnu, Rajasthan in 1970. He has been an accomplished poet and author of over a 100 books, as well as a distinguished religious leader. He was given the title 'Yuga-Pradhan' in 1971 and The Indira Gandhi Award for National Integration in 1993. He realized that the independence of India would be futile unless the national character was developed. On 2nd March 1949 he launched the 'Anuvrat Movement' to spearhead this idea [anu (small), vrat (vow)]. The Movement has inspired followers to practice purity and self-discipline in their personal lives.

Kavi Shri Pradeep, Mumbai 1996

Kavi Pradeep (1915-1998) was a popular Indian poet and film lyricist, who found fame with his patriotic song, 'Aye Mere Watan Ke Logo', written as tribute to the soldiers who had died defending the country, during the Sino-Indian War. The song was famously performed live, by Ms. , in the presence of Prime Minister, Shri Jawahar Lal Nehru at New Delhi, on Republic Day in 1963, and moved him to tears. Despite many offers, he pledged the royalties of the song to the 'War Widows Fund'. In 2005 the Bombay High Court ordered (HMV) to pay Rs 10 lakh as arrears in royalties due to the Fund. In a career span of nearly five decades he wrote about 1700 songs.

33 Ms. , Mumbai 1997

Shabana Azmi was born on 18th September 1950 in New Delhi. She became one of India's leading actresses of experimental and parallel Indian cinema. She is a film actress as well as a social activist, and her performances in films in a variety of genres have generally earned her not only praise but awards including five for Best Actress. Her performances have characterized by a real-life depiction of the roles she has played. During her career she has also acted in various stage plays. She has received international awards in recognition of her performances.

Mr. K.P.S. Gill, Chandigarh 1998

Kanwar Pal Singh Gill served twice as Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab, where he is credited for having brought the Punjab insurgency under control. During his distinguished career he has been an author, editor, speaker, consultant on counter-terrorism and President of the Institute for Conflict Management. In May 1988, he commanded to flush out militants hiding in the Golden Temple. This successful operation was described as a severe setback to the . In contrast to prior operations, minimum force was used under full public scrutiny. He was honoured with Padma Shree in

Mr. Javed Anand, Mumbai 1999

Javed Anand was born in Mumbai in 1949. He worked for The Daily, Bombay, as its Chief Reporter and Special Correspondent for The Sunday Observer before taking up the post of deputy editor in 1993 to co-edit a monthly journal to promote communal harmony alongside Ms. Teesta Setalvad. Together they started Sabrang Communications to provide information and analysis to expose the machinations of communal politics in India on the subcontinent and abroad and to publicise the attempt of secular individuals, groups and organizations engaged in fighting them.

Ms. Teesta Setalvad, Mumbai 1999

Teesta Setalvad was born in 1962 and educated in Mumbai. She started her career as reporter for The Daily, Bombay where she gained wide experience in journalism, including six years as senior correspondent with Business India. She was recipient of PUCL Journalism for Human Rights Award in 1993; the Chameli Devi Jain Award for Outstanding Woman Journalist 1993 and the Ramkrishna Jaidayal Harmony Award for Journalism (English) in1997. The magazine Communalism COMBAT was started in August 1993 and presently has a readership of over 50,000. In 1995 she was part of the core group that launched the Pakistan- India people's forum for peace and democracy, and in1996 as an extension of its internal module she began AMAN a project that helps link up the children of India and Pakistan.

Mr. Asghar Ali Engineer, Mumbai 2000

Asghar Ali Engineer was born in Rajasthan in 1940. He has published 40 books on Islam and communalism and communal violence in India. He has edited the prestigious quarterly Indian Journal on Secularism and has published numerous research articles of current interest in leading national daily newspapers. In 1993 he was conferred Honorary Doctorate of literature for his publications and work on communal harmony and religious understanding. He has initiated several reforms in the Bohra Muslim Community.

34 Dr. , Mumbai 2001

Harivansh Rai Bachchan (1907-2003) was a distinguished Hindi poet from the Chhayavaad literary movement (romantic upsurge) of early 20th century . In 1955, he shifted to Delhi to join the External Affairs Ministry as an Officer on Special Duty. During his 10 year period of service he was also associated with the evolution of Hindi as the official language and enriched Hindi through his translations of major writings. As a poet, he is famous for his poem 'Madhushala'. He was d r nominated to the Rajya Sabha in 1966 and received the award three years later. In a w A

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Ms. Lata Mangeshkar, Mumbai 2002 k a H Lata Mangeshkar was born on 28th September 1929, she is one of the best-known playback singers in the Hindi film industry. Mangeshkar's distinguished career started in 1942 and has spanned over six and a half decades. She has sung in over a thousand movies and has performed songs in over twenty regional Indian languages although primarily in Hindi. She is the second vocalist ever to have received the , India's highest civilian honour. She was featured in the Guinness Book of World Records from 1974 to 1991 for having made the greatest number of recordings in the world.

Mr. , Mumbai 2003

Javed Akhtar was born on 17th January 1945. He is an Urdu poet, lyricist and scriptwriter. Some of his most successful work was done in the late 1970-80s. Akhtars' songs are rhythmic, reflective on life and very melodic and catchy. He was awarded the Padma Shree in 1999 and Padma Bhushan in 2007. He has won five times National Award for lyrics and script writing. In 2001 Javed Akhtar received the National Integration Award from All India Anti-Terrorist Association and Avadh Ratan from Uttar Pradesh Government.

His Holiness the 14th the Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso, Kangra 2004

The Dalai Lama was born in Lhamo Dhondrub on 6th July 1935. He is a descended from a lineage of religious officials of the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism. He is the head of state and spiritual leader of the Tibetan people. Since 1967, His Holiness initiated a series of journeys which has taken him to over 46 nations. His ongoing efforts to end the suffering of the Tibetan people through peaceful negotiations and reconciliation have required enormous courage and sacrifice. The Norwegian Nobel Committee's decision to award the 1989 Peace Prize to His Holiness the Dalai Lama won worldwide praise and applause. His Holiness promulgated a democratic constitution, based on Buddhist principles and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a model for a future free .

His Holiness Swami Ramdev, Haridwar 2005

Swami Ramdev is particularly well-known for his efforts in popularizing as it is enunciated in Patanjali's Yoga Sutras. He is also one of the founders of the Divya Yog Mandir Trust that aims to popularize Yoga and offer Ayurvedic treatments. Over 85 million people follow his yoga camps on television channels and videos. His TV program 'Om Yog Sadhana' brought him fame in India, Africa, , Asia, Europe and America. Followers of these programmes have claimed relief from a variety of ailments such as blood pressure, elevated blood sugar, spondylitis, hepatitis and obesity. Swami Ramdev emphasised on teaching and making available the practice of Pranayama for the masses.

35 Ms. Seema Anil Sehgal, Mumbai 2006

In 1998 when relation between India and Pakistan were at the lowest ebb and it was a taboo even to talk of Indo-Pak friendship, Seema Anil Sehgal cut a music album dedicated to Indo-Pak friendship. Her album, entitled 'Sarhad' caused a sensation and became the forerunner to the historic Lahore Bus undertaken by Prime Minister Shri Atal Behari Vajpapee. This is the first time ever that the voice of a singer has thus been presented as national gift by the head of a State. Dedicated to spreading this message Seema is aptly called the Peace Singer of India.

Mr. Sampooran Singh Kalra ( Saheb), Mumbai 2007

Sampooran Singh Kalra was born on 18th August 1936. He is best known as 'Gulzar Saheb'. He is an Indian poet, lyricist and director. He was awarded the Padma Bhushan in 2004 for his contribution to the arts, and the in 2002. In 2009, he won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for 'Jai Ho' in the film Slumdog Millionaire (2008). On 31st January 2010, the song won him a Grammy Award in the category of Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media. He is best known in India as a lyricist for songs that are an integral part of Indian cinema. He brilliantly depicts human relations, biographical profiles and often controversial social issues.

Mr. Nand Ram Das 'Balkavi Bairagi', Neemuch 2007

Rashtriyakavi Shri Balkavi Bairagi was born in Rampura, District Neemuch, in 1931. He is not only a great patriotic poet and appositive thinker, but also a great social reformer and motivator of youth. His contribution towards spreading a message of communal harmony and undertaking nation-building activities have been widely applauded. He is involved in various social welfare and educational activities and is celebrated for his straight forward statements in Parliament. He has also been scriptwriter for documentary film; written songs and dialogues for Hindi films. He is the author of more than two-dozen books including . He contributes to a number of leading newspapers and magazines.

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Shyam Benegal has been considered one of the leading filmmakers of the country. His films have been seen and acclaimed widely in India and at International film festivals for the last three decades. The core subjects of his films have varied in nature but mainly focus on contemporary Indian experience. As a person deeply committed to social integration in India, he was part of the National Integration Council and the National Council of Art. He received Padma Shree in 1976 and Padma Bhushan in 1991. In 2004 he was awarded the Indira Gandhi National Integration Award and was recipient of for Lifetime Achievement in

Mr. , Udaipur 2008

Jagat Singh Mehta was born on 17th July 1922 in Udaipur. From 1947-80 he served in different capacities in the Ministry of External Affairs. He was Private Secretary to the Secretary General 1948- 49; Under Secretary, Administration 1948-51; Director of the Northern Division, China and neighbouring countries. He was the first head of Policy Planning Division 1966-69; Additional Secretary for Africa; Policy Planning and Administration 1974-76 and Foreign Secretary, Government of India 1976-79. He headed many of the negotiations for the Sino-Indian boundary issue 1960; compensation for Indian nationals expelled from Uganda in 1975; Normalization of relations with Pakistan 1976; Salal Dam dispute with Pakistan arising out of the Indus waters treaty 1976 and the Trade and transit treaties with Nepal 1978. He was awarded Padma Bhushan in 2002. 36 Dr. Shashi Tharoor, Trivandrum 2009

Shashi Tharoor is a prize-winning author, widely-published critic, commentator and columnist. In 2007 he concluded a career spanning nearly 29 years with the United Nations, including working for refugees in South-East Asia at the peak of the 'boat people' crisis, handling peace- keeping operations in the former Yugoslavia and culminating as Under d r

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Nandita Das, is an award-winning Indian film actress and independent film-maker. She is known to world audiences for her critically acclaimed performances as an actress in films. She was a member of the main jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 2005, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2007 and Marrakech Film Festival in 2009. In 2008 the French Government awarded her the prestigious Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres. She has received other awards at International and National level. She is part of Indo-Pak Peace initiatives and a member of the South Asians for Human Rights (SAHAR).

Mr. Rahul Bose, Mumbai 2012

Mr. Rahul Bose is an Indian actor, screenwriter, director, social activist, and rugby union player. Time magazine named him 'the superstar of Indian Arthouse Cinema' for his work in parallel cinema films including English, August and Mr. and Mrs. Iyer. He is the founder of the anti-discrimination NGO, The Foundation. Bose assisted in the relief efforts in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands after the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami. As part of the Solidarity Network, he made 23 trips over 30 months, providing relief and was consequently involved in rehabilitation efforts for which he was awarded the Godfrey Phillips Prize for Bravery in Social Service. He is also an ambassador for the American India Foundation, the World Youth Peace Movement and Planet Alert. Bose has given lectures on gender equality and human rights at Oxford and at the 2004 World Youth Peace Summit.

Dr. Farooq Abdullah, New Delhi 2013

Dr. Farooq Abdullah is the Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy in the Government of India. He is best known for his energetic leadership of the path breaking and transformational initiative in renewable energy - The Jawahar Lal Nehru National Solar Mission. He is also known for a number of other initiatives in the renewable energy space in India, notably the introduction of Generation. He has been a member of the Committee on Defence, Member of Parliamentary Forum on Population and Public Health, and a Member of Consultative Committee of the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Dr. Abdullah has received the Dr. B.C. Roy Award as a medical man-cum-statesman, D. Litt. (Honoris Causa) from Aligarh Muslim University, Doctor of Letters (Honoris Causa) from Pondicherry University and Grand Cross of the Order of Civil Merit of Spain. 37 Ms. Vrinda Grover, New Delhi 2015

Ms. Vrinda Grover is a human rights lawyer. Vrinda has appeared in landmark human rights cases and represented women and child survivors of domestic and sexual violence, victims and survivors of communal massacre and political activists. Vrinda's research and writing probes the impunity of the State for human rights violations. She has contributed to the drafting of laws including, the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2013, relating to sexual violence against women; a legislation for protection from communal and targeted violence. She has actively engaged with the UN human rights mechanisms. She is a member of the UN Women India Civil Society Advisory Group and Bureau member of South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR). TIME Magazine identified her as one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2013.

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Mr. Prasoon Joshi, National Award Winner, an acclaimed Advertising industry Leader. He is widely recognized as one of the most unique voices making its mark in this complex landscape by integrating nation and character building activities through the medium of Poetry, Films, Lyrics, Cause based and other media communications. His distinguished service of permanent value to society on issues of national concern and integrating these issues which reflect specially through his poems. In 2008 he wrote after the Mumbai terror attacks 'Is baar nahin' for which he says that "I believe it should reach as many people as possible because it is our collective pain and voice"; in 2014 he penned a poem to pay homage to the Peshawar massacre victims titled 'Samjho Kuchh Galat hai'. He is known for showcasing a strong character in society which amalgamates youth into nation building projects, activities and issues.

Mr. Shailesh Lodha, Jodhpur 2017 He is widely recognized as one of the most distinctive and socially accepted poet-actors has made his mark in this complex landscape by integrating the nation and society through various media communications specifically stage and television. Shailesh has connected people through his poetry and satire over the last thirty five years. Shailesh has been a balkavi, weaving the fabric of Indian culture through his poems like 'Sanskar', 'Maa' and 'Betiyan'. He plays an integral part in the world's longest running daily comedy TV show ' Ka Ooltah Chashmah' both as an actor and sutradhaar. The USP of the show is mixing social messages with comedy.

Dr. E. Sreedharan, Ponani, 2018

Dr. E. Sreedharan took his degree in Civil Engineering and entered the elite Indian Railway Service of Engineers in December 1954. As an Executive Engineer on Southern Railway he came into the spotlight when he restored the 26 spans of Pamban Railway Bridge, which had been washed away by tidal waves on the 22nd December 1963, in a record time of 46 days. On his retirement, he headed the Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd. as its CMD and executed the 760 km long Konkan Railway from Mumbai to Mangalore, in an incredibly short period of seven years. On completion of Konkan Railway he was selected to head the prestigious Delhi Metro as its Managing Director. 180 kms of Delhi Metro was commissioned by the time he stepped down in December 2011. His pioneering contribution to the Delhi Metro and to the spread of Metro revolution in the country earned him the nick name 'Metro Man'.

Mr. , Mumbai 2019

Mr. Suresh Wadkar was born on 7th August, 1955 in Mumbai. With 35 years of experience he is now recognised as one of the most talented and versatile playback singers. Moving into the field of academics he started the 'Smt. Savitri Vasant High School'. He has sung in more than 500 Films in Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, , Bengali, Oriya, Sanskrit, , Nepali, Bhojpuri, Hariyanavi, Assamese, Chhatisgarhi, Sindhi, Urdu, Kashmiri and Punjabi. He is spreading the message of integration and introducing Hindustani Classical Music to thousands of students. It has been his continuous endeavour to educate, integrate and spread Hindustani Music, Culture and Art across society through devotional songs in different languages. Through his pursuit of excellence and his expressive music, he encourages young people to get involved in nation building projects and other activities.

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He has subsequently worked with many composers in the film world and has lent his voice to many songs. He has sung in more than 450 Hindi films in many languages including Gujarati, Hindi, Bhojpuri, Oodia, Punjabi, Bengali. The albums are focused on spreading the message that all humans, irrespective of their caste, creed, religion and colour are equal. He has effectively employed his music with meaningful songs and gazals to establish peace and harmony not only in Indian society d r but also across the world. a w A

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City of Udaipur and began to build a new palace on the shores of . Thus, Udaipur became the new capital of Mewar.

Today the city of Udaipur is renowned the world over for its natural beauty. The lakes, gardens and once abundant flora and fauna form a picturesque setting for the magnificent palace complex to be found here. Udaipur is often referred to as the 'Venice of the East' and such praise is testament to the far-sightedness of Maharana Udai Singh and his successors.

Today at the beginning of the 21st century, we are standing at the cutting edge of urbanisation, growth and development. In the 20th century, much of this development has been a product of unplanned haphazard growth which has lead to environmental degradation. The issues of development and maintenance of environmental balance are inextricable linked. An amalgamation of these issues for environmental growth has been a central tradition to the House of Mewar. The city of Udaipur has served as a model of sustainable development from its conception to its current progressive

Accession No. 2012.18.0142_R | Image courtesy: The City Palace Museum, Udaipur development.

The tumultuous life of Maharana Udai Singh (r. 1537- Maharana Udai Singh Award is a National Award. This 1572 CE) stands in marked contrast to the tranquility award has been instituted to honour work of permanent and beauty of the City that today bears his name. After value in protecting and enriching the environment, narrowly escaping an assassination attempt, Udai Singh hand-in-hand with future development. The spirit of lived for years in exile in Kumbhalgarh. Udai Singh this great cause has been pursued by all the Maharanas of ascended the throne in 1537 backed by the nobles of Mewar, and is epitomised by Maharana Udai Singh's Mewar, and returned to Chittorgarh to continue his creation of Udaipur. rule. Emperor Akbar besieged Chittorgarh in 1567. This National Annual Award comprises: Maharana Udai Singh, having foresight into the barbarity of the battle that would ensue and desiring that 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. the Mewar line should continue, left Chittorgarh 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. earlierand sought safety in the valley of the Aravali hills. 3. A Felicitation Certificate. 4. Cash award of ` 1,00,001 Maharana Udai Singh had created a lake and named it Udai Sagar. After his safe arrival in 1553 he founded the 40 Mrs. Maneka Gandhi, New Delhi 1997

Maneka Gandhi has been an Indian politician, animal rights activist and environmentalist. She was appointed Chairperson of the Committee for the Purpose of Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA) in 1995. Under her direction, CPCSEA members carried unannounced inspections of laboratories where animals were being used for scientific research. She started the organisation People for Animals, the largest organisation for animal rights / welfare in India. She has anchored a d

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Dr. Anil Agrawal, New Delhi 1999

Anil Agrawal was Science Correspondent of the Hindustan Times and The Indian Express in New Delhi. In 1980 he founded the Centre for Science and Environment of India's first environmental NGO's that was setup to analyse and study the relationship between environment and development and create public consciousness about the need for sustainable development. In 1987, The UN Environment Programme elected him to its Global 500 Honour Roll for his work both in the national and international arena. He founded and edits 'Down to Earth' India's first science and environment magazine and probably the only one of its kind in the developing world.

Prof. Veer Mishra, 2000

Veer Bhadra Mishra is the founding president of the Sankat Mochan Foundation. Prof. Mishra was recognized by the United Nations Environmental Programme's Global 500 Roll of Honour in 1992, and was a TIME Magazine's 'Hero of the Planet' recipient in 1999 for his work related to the cleaning of Ganga through the Sankat Mochan Foundation. He has served in several national- and state-level committees including the Planning Commission, Wasteland Development Board and the Consortium of Voluntary Action and has received Padma Shree and Padma Bhushan.

128th Infantry Battalion (TA) Ecological, Jaisalmer 2001

Under the command of Lt. Col. Gurdeep Singh, Army Officers and The Infantry Battalion, under took to change the vast Thar desert, Rajasthan into an eco-friendly green belt. Following an initiative taken by Central Government in 1983 this Infantry Battalion, the Rajputana Rifles Regiment, succeeded in creating an area of 3818 hectares of grass land. A further area of 8380 hectares has also being planted with 11692000 saplings. This mammoth task succeeded due to the untiring and dedicated efforts of the officers and men of The Infantry Battalion.

41 Capt. C. P. Krishnan Nair, Mumbai 2002

C. P. Krishnan Nair was born in Kerala in 1923. He resigned from the army to work for the liberalisation of his native handloom weavers in North Malabar. He took up the cause of the Handloom Weavers Association and was responsible for the scientific production and modern marketing methods of today's handloom cloth. In 1999 he received the prestigious UN Environment Award, The Global 500 Roll of Honour which is the highest award bestowed on an individual's support for the environment movement. He received the honour for his personal contribution to de-urbanising parts of suburban Mumbai.

Naval Dockyard, Mumbai 2003

The Naval Dockyard, Mumbai has a maritime heritage of over 266 years and is the 's premier repair yard providing repair, refit maintenance and berthing facilities for ships, submarines and yard crafts. The organisation is spread over 263 acres of land in the heart of South Mumbai. It has over one hundred work and production centres with 13,000 personnel working under one roof. The Yard is the first establishment in the Indian Navy to earn the rare distinction of achieving recognition based on quality management system and today 67 work centres are ISO certified. The Yard has a well defined quality policy and it is committed to improving the surrounding environment. It has been highlighted that Naval Dockyard, Mumbai has been considered a model consumer of electricity by M/s BEST for having maintained a power factor above 0.99 consistently throughout the year 2001-02.

Mr. Kisan Babu Rao (), Pune 2004

Kisan Babu Rao has worked tirelessly to encourage villagers to work for a common cause. He also advocates the theory of water and soil conservation for preserving natural resources and has increased agricultural production. Some of the programmes undertaken by Hazare include water management, lift and drip irrigation, Gobar Gas plants, Solar heating, Smokeless Chulhas. Inspired by his efforts, the Government of Maharashtra has decided to replicate the Ralegan Siddhi Model in 300 villages in Maharashtra. His principles contribute towards making the village structure a sustainable and self-sufficient one.

Mrs. Suniti Yadav, Raipur 2005

Suniti Yadav is founder of the Eco-Feminist Movement in Madhya Pradesh and States. She is currently working on a research project' Green History of Chhattisgarh State'. In 1992 she started the 'Vriksha Raksha Sutra Programme' in Jashpur, the remotest corner of MP in which people tie a sacred thread around trees on the eve of Rakshabandhan festival. More than 17,000 people have attended the ceremony. She is popularly known as the 'Tree woman of Chhattisgarh'. Her dedication to conserve the forests has strengthened the emotional bond between Man and Forest. She has formulated the concept of combining religion and has prepared an action plan to protect and develop the sacred groves in Jashpur to motivate tribal women to ensure their active participation in Joint Forest Management.

Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, New Delhi 2006

Bindeshwar Pathak is one of the great humanists and social reformers of contemporary India. He is the leader of a national crusade to restore the human right of dignity to millions of scavengers (cleaners and carrier of human excreta) and to provide a safe and hygienic human waste disposal system. The scheme stands to benefit some 700 million people. He has become an internationally acclaimed expert on sanitation and on a national scale has developed and implemented a low-cost and suitable toilet technology (popularly known as Sulabh Shauchalaya System) endorsed by the UN for 2.4 billion people across the globe. 42 Dr. Gufran Ullah Beig, Pune 2007

Gufran-Ullah Beig was born in Jhalawar district, Rajasthan. He is amongst the few scientists in the world to have initiated the three-dimensional atmospheric pollution and climate change modeling scheme for the environmental science. He has made important contribution related to lower and middle atmospheric response to human induced green house gas increase. His work deals with the specific theme of 'Global climate change in atmosphere' (surface to 100 km) and this has made an important contribution to environmental science. His prediction of Mesospheric cooling by 2 to 4 K/decade has serious implications for the future and his team has made a significant contribution d

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Dr. Ranganath R. Navalgund, Ahmedabad 2009

Navalgund, is a distinguished scientist, who in 2009 was Director of the Space Applications Centre (SAC), one of the major Centres of Indian Space Research Organisation based in Ahmedabad. At the time he directed design and development of state-of-the-art communication, navigation, meteorological and remote sensing payloads flown on INSAT and IRS series of satellites. Two instruments Terrain mapping camera and Hyper spectral imager were successfully flown on Chandrayaan-1 that were also built at SAC. He has contributed significantly to the use of remote sensing application programmes that are used for environmental monitoring in the country.

Mr. Randhir Bittu Sahgal, Mumbai 2009

Bittu Sahgal is Editor of Sanctuary Magazine. With a natural affinity for nature he made frequent treks and camping trips into the Indian wilderness for over a decade. This encouraged him to start 'Sanctuary' and 'Cub' Magazines in the early 1980s. In pursuit of his objectives to communicate the rationale of conservation to as wide an audience as possible, he produced over 30 conservation-oriented documentaries, which have been aired over India's national television network, Doordarshan. He has also worked tirelessly to save the tiger, protect coastal India and its traditional fishing communities.

Dr. Shailesh Nayak, New Delhi 2010

Shailesh Nayak has been Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences since August 2008. He was mainly responsible for conceptualizing, formulating and executing many national level projects related to the application of satellite data on ocean colour, integrated coastal zone management, snow and glacier studies and water resources. At INCOIS in 2006, he set up a state-of-the-art Early Warning System for Tsunami and Storm Surges in the Indian Ocean. He was responsible for the conceptualization and development of Marine GIS. He has made outstanding contributions in improving advisory services related to potential fishing zones, ocean state forecast and Indian Argo project. 43 Dr. Partha Sarathi Roy, Dehradun 2012

Dr. Partha Sarathi Roy is a Director of ISRO and Director, Centre for Space Science & Technology Education in Asia & the Pacific (Affiliated to the UN), Dehradun. He has made significant and pioneering contributions in Geo-information Science and Remote Sensing Technology for measuring, mapping and monitoring natural resources; conceptualizing solutions for disaster management and working on investigative exploration of geospatial analysis and modelling. As an ecologist Dr. Roy has made a scientific contribution in developing remote sensing based methods to study vegetation, landscapes and ecosystems. He was the team leader for the first ever-national-level satellite remote sensing application for a generation of geospatial information on forest cover mapping and monitoring.

Dr. Tessy Thomas, FNAE, Bangalore 2013

Dr. Thomas is the first woman scientist to head a missile project in India. In January 2012, Prime Minister told the Indian Science Congress that Mrs. Thomas is an example of a "woman making her mark in a traditionally male bastion and decisively breaking the glass ceiling". The media has named her 'Agniputri' or one born of fire and 'Missile Woman', after the missiles she has helped develop. She has been associated with Agni Programme from the start of its developmental flights. She has designed the guidance scheme for long range missile systems which is used in all Agni missiles. She is Project Director (Mission) for the long range AGNI-V system at the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) of India and successfully flight tested on 19th April 2012. She stands as an icon of reflection in the changing scenario of women in India.

Dr. Vidya R. Athreya, Pune 2013

Dr. Vidya R. Athreya a wild-life biologist. She is Research Fellow, Wildlife Conservation Society, Bengaluru. Her work has largely focused on large carnivores living in populated areas, especially leopards. The purpose of her work has been to carry out research that aims to better support the management of leopards and reduce conflict especially attacks on humans. As part of her work she is in contact with the local media, managers and the public so that the results of research are widely disseminated. She assisted in the publication of a national level and state level in 2 affected states of Maharashtra and Himachal Pradesh on management guidelines as to how to deal with leopard conflict - available at www.projectwaghoba.in/conflicts.htm. She collaborated in the publication of Human Leopard Conflict Management Guidelines by the Ministry of Environment and Forests.

Mr. Jadav Mulai Payeng, Jorhat, Assam 2015

Mr. Jadav Mulai Payeng: The Man Who Grew His Own Forest. During the floods that ravaged Assam in 1979, aged 16, Jadav walking along the sandbars of the Brahmaputra River and saw how the floods had washed many snakes ashore onto the sandbars. Jadav alerted the forest officials, who weren't prepared, to fund the planting of trees because they believed nothing would grow in the sandbar. Even though it was a painstaking process, he persisted to plant bamboo and a year later, in 1980, the Assam Forestry Division initiated a plan to reforest 200 hectares of land on one of the sandbars of the Brahmaputra, known then as Aruna Chapori. Working for them Jadav started planting trees on a five year project. After the official end of the project, Jadav remained at Aruna Chapori for 30 years devoting his life to planting more trees for them with passion transforming the once barren land into a forest.

Ms. Amla Ashok Ruia, Mumbai 2016

She has transformed the face of over 100 villages in Rajasthan by using traditional water harvesting techniques and building check dams. This is the story of how she made it all possible by engaging the local community and generating an income of ` 300 crores per annum for 2 lakh villagers. It is not unusual to see dry and deserted farms in Rajasthan. But there are some villages where water is no longer a problem, farmers are growing not one but three crops a year, and households are even earning additional income from animal husbandry. Amla Ruia known as 'Water Mother' brought water to hundreds of villages in Rajasthan through her initiative. A Mumbai-based social activist founded Aakar Charitable Trust (ACT) to translate her thoughts into action and started researching the water troubles of Rajasthan. In the future, Amla and her team want to also expand their efforts to other States. 44 Dr. R. Vasudevan, Madurai 2017 Dr. R. Vasudevan is the Dean ECA & Professor of Department of Chemistry, Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai, Tamil Nadu. He is a man on a mission to clean India of its plastic waste. With the aim of changing the way plastic is treated in the country, in 2002 he innovated a technique of making roads using plastic waste. Soon after he patented the technology, when he could have made his fortune selling the technology to private companies, he chose to share his expertise with the Government of India for free. While the world is struggling to find a method of disposing of plastic, Vasudevan, with his persisting experiments, has found a way forward on this global issue! The technique was first used to make a road inside his college campus. This was just the beginning and soon after it was adopted by many towns and d r

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Ms. Geeta Seshamani and Mr. Kartick Satyanarayan, New Delhi 2019

Ms. Geeta Seshamani, is senior wildlife conservationist and an animal rights activist. She is the Co- Founder, Secretary of Wildlife SOS, established in 1995 with co-founder Mr. Kartick Satyanarayan and Vice President of Friendicoes SECA an NGO dedicated to taking care of domestic animals in New Delhi since 1979. Since 1995 the organization Wildlife SOS has evolved to actively work towards protecting Indian wildlife, conserving habitat, studying biodiversity, conducting research and creating alternative and sustainable livelihoods for erstwhile poacher communities or those communities that depend on wildlife for sustenance. Two of their collaborative publications are Dancing Bears of India 1997 and Trade in Bears and their parts in India: threats to conservation of Bears. With their shared commitment, they have dedicated themselves to mission 'Elephant Conservation and Care Center' a project of Wildlife SOS, created in 2010 at to rehabilitate severely abused captive elephants in distress. The Centre, India's first specialised hospital, currently houses 20 elephants with 12 females and 8 male elephants. The centre is full of natural vegetation with enough open areas and trees for their daily walks, thus making it closest to the natural habitat of the elephant. Training courses are organized by Wildlife SOS to spread knowledge on Elephant medical care, humane elephant management and veterinary procedures to spread compassion. The Elephant Hospital was built entirely with private donations and CSR support.

Mr. Devilal Dhakar, Bhilwara 2020

He is an exceptional man who despite being physically challenged turned a small initiative into a 'Green Revolution'. He was a teacher in the Government School of Barundani Panchayat of Bhilwara. Nearby his school at Dhabhai Ki Jhunpadiyan there is a crematorium where at the time of any funeral people attending the funeral would come and sit inside the Government School to escape the scorching sun in summers. This gave him the idea to create an environment of a plantation and trees to protect people from the intense heat. In 2016 he was transferred from the Dhanbhai Ki Jhunpadiyan Government School to another location. Due to this transfer he was unable to visit Dhanbhai Ki Jhunpadiyan for a long time and many of the saplings he had planted there had withered and died. He was very saddened by this and resolved that in the future he would endeavour to continue looking after his plantations personally. At present Mr. Dhakar has successfully planted more than 5000 trees which he has registered and mapped so they can be properly cared for. 45 Panna Dhai Award (Instituted in 1997-98)

In former times it was usual to engage a lady Udai Singh, Panna Dhai pointed out Kunwar who was nursing her newborn child to Udai Singh's bed on which she had placed her supplement the feeding of another infant own son, Chandan. Without hesitation whose mother was unable to do so. Such a Banveer assassinated the innocent child. lady in Mewar was known as 'Dhai' (foster Thereafter Panna Dhai discreetly mother). In the House of Mewar the smuggled Kunwar Udai Singh out in a privilege of being appointed a Dhai had basket and only after some time they long been in existence and selection was managed to reach Kumbhalgarh Fort safely. usually restricted to a particular community. When the nobility and people came to know the facts, they promptly forced Banveer out of In 1535 CE Rana Vikramaditya was assassinated by Chittor and instituted Udai Singh as Rana, thus Banveer. Kunwar Udai Singh, the rightful successor to ensuring the unbroken lineage of the House of Mewar. the Gaddi, was an infant at the time. Banveer, who was an outsider, wanted to usurp the Gaddi of Mewar and Words can never encapsulate the intense dilemma, remove all impediments including young Kunwar Udai immense trauma and enormous personal sacrifice of Singh. Panna Dhai. Her prodigious and fierce loyalty extended far beyond any call of duty. The House of Mewar will Kunwar Udai Singh had a Dhai called Panna, who had always be indebted to Panna Dhai. Her unparalleled her own infant son, Chandan. She was deeply devoted to sacrifice has immortalised her in the annals of history both and lovingly brought them up as her own children. and she shall be forever revered. Panna Dhai was fully conscious of the evil intentions of Banveer and was extremely careful and protective of her The Panna Dhai Award is a National Award. It has been ward, knowing the serious consequences lest anything instituted to honour Panna Dhai and is awarded in happened to the future successor of Mewar. recognition of one who ventures beyond the call of duty and sets an example in society of permanent value One night, Banveer, with naked sword in hand, through sacrifice. managed to enter the quarters of Kunwar Udai Singh, determined to eliminate the last hurdle in his desperate This National Annual Award comprises: quest for succession. Panna Dhai had suspected his malicious intentions and while both the infants were 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. asleep that night, she placed her own child in the bed of 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. Kunwar Udai Singh. On entering, Banveer saw an infant 3. A Felicitation Certificate. ` sleeping and demanded to know where was Kunwar 4. Cash award of 1,00,001 r

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Anu Ben Thakker is a village woman with 7th grade education who wanted to join the Ramakrishna Mission as a nun but because of her lack of college education was rejected by the Mission. She sought instruction from a teacher who had lived in silence for 12 years. He encouraged her to devote her life to serving mankind. In 1978, without any funds or other resources she built a hut on wasteland and encouraged children to play there. Twenty five years later her endeavour became Muni Seva . Today this 300 acre social service project is known and respected throughout Asia. It is engaged in the upliftment of human beings through various activities focusing on education, character building and health care.

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Kiran Bedi was born in Amritsar in 1949. She was the first woman in India to join the in 1972. She was part of the District Police Force, Delhi Traffic Police, during the Ninth Asian Games in Delhi She was Inspector General of prisons of Tihar Jail in Delhi where she was awarded the Jawaharlal Nehru Fellowship for her writing about her term of office. She was invited by international organisations and governments to train Law Enforcement Agencies on the prevention of domestic violence. She received The Police Medal for Gallantry and a ' Peace Award for Government Service in 1994.

Ms. Jai Shree Sharma, Dehradoon 2001

Jai Shree Sharma was born in 1971 in Dehradoon. She has devoted her life to helping others and is presently working at the Sharp Memorial School for the Blind at Rajpur, Dehradoon. She organises not only study programmes but has also developed sports and cultural events that provide opportunities for the visually disabled. In 1998 she organized a UP State Cricket Cup. The team took part in the first ever World Cricket Cup for the blind which was held in Delhi. Through her experience in broadcasting she has made several recordings to provide cassettes for the blind .

Prof. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, Chennai 2002

Abdul Kalam was born on 15th October 1931. He became a scientist and engineer before he was elected President of India in 2002. During his distinguished career as a scientist he made a significant contribution as Project Director when he and his team develop India's first indigenous Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV-III) which successfully injected the Satellite in the near earth orbit project in July 1980. After working for two decades in ISRO, he developed Indigenous Guided Missiles. He was responsible for the development and operationalisation of AGNI and PRITHVI Missiles. He was part of the team who carried out the Nuclear Test in 2000. His development of the orthosis 300 gm calipers brought not only relief, but also a new beginning to young polio victims. 47 Mrs. Ganga R. Singh, Jaipur 2003

Ganga R. Singh established the Research Education and Audiological Development Society and started Monsoon Anubodh School and The Indo International School for underprivileged children. Her initial purpose was to spread literacy to the poorest communities of Dundlod Village in Jhunjhunu District, Rajasthan. The school started in one room with 40 children and 2 teachers. In 2003 the school building accommodated 200 pupils in 6 classes and claimed an extremely well equipped diagnostic centre with a nursery section and fully trained staff. It is greatly due to the efforts of Mrs. Singh that over 80 children with hearing difficulties are now able to attend normal schools rather than specialists schools for deaf and mute children in Rajasthan.

Prof. Avdhash Kaushal, Dehradoon 2004

Avdhash Kaushal was honoured with the Padma Shree for his outstanding contributions to society after he led a campaign for Rural Litigation and Entitlement Kendra (RLEK). As a pioneer of public Interest Litigation movement, he has been credited with filing the first environmental PIL in the known as 'Mussoorie Mining Case', which led to the closure of 101 limestone mines. Due to his lobbying and advocacy efforts, lakhs of nomads across the country have today been included in the mainstream electoral system. He also introduced the concept of community kitchens fueled by cylinders with Hindustan Petroleum.

Commandant Rajesh Makwana, Udaipur 2005

When the Tsunami struck on 29th December 2004 Commandant Rajesh Makwana undertook two sorties covering all the islands within a 50 mile radius of Port Blair searching for survivors of the tsunami. Recognising the various aborigines and tribal people he also flew his single engine helicopter over the prohibited and dangerous areas. His Chetak Helicopter proved to be a lifeline and the only vital link between thousands of affected and stranded people from Port Blair and Little Andamans. Flying from sunrise to sunset, he evacuated many casualties and dropped 2650 kg of food, water medicines and much needed chlorination. He has also taken part in many other high risk missions including SAR distress response, anti- poaching, anti- smuggling, casualty evacuation and disaster management.

Ms. Pratiba Naitthani, Mumbai 2006

Pratiba Naitthani is known as the Uttarakhand lady. In 2006 she was a lecturer of political science at St Xavier's College, Mumbai. In March 2004 she filed a PIL (Public Interest Litigation) at the Mumbai High Court, which banned violence and vulgar TV programming on television. Her struggle began over the issue of film posters displaying obscenities. Her concern was for young children who have free access to programmes in their homes but certified as ‘adult’ in a theatre. Her continues efforts result in September 2004, High court issued an order to Channels on small screen to permit to show films only certified from censor board. In a landmark order, December 2005, the Mumbai High Court banned the screening of films on cable television that do not have a 'U' certificate from the censor board. Her endeavour was to make media safe for children through the

Mr. Shripal Singh Shaktawat, Jaipur 2007

During his work for a TV Channel Mr. Shripal Shaktawat achieved one of the biggest sting operation entitled 'Kokh Mein Qatl'. More then 100 doctors were exposed who were involved in the illegal trade of female foeticide. Risking their own lives he and Dr. Sharma captured in their secret camera and exposed the doctors by video filming the entire process of female foeticide in 4 states Rajasthan, Gujarat, MP and UP. On the basis of this sting operation doctors are now facing police enquiries. This sting operation has led to a nationwide uproar against female foeticide and news relating to female foeticide is now headline material. 48 Dr. Meena Sharma, Jaipur 2007

Meena Sharma who comes from a rural background took up journalism. She captured on camera over a 100 doctors who were performing aborting unwanted female babies. In an undercover operation lasting nearly 7 months she covered 36 cities and a distance of 13000 km in 4 states with Mr. Shripal Singh Shaktawat and a pregnant lady. They recorded conversations with doctors and filmed the illegal and inhuman female foeticide. The sting operation 'Kokh Mein Qatl' exposed the illegal practice of carrying out sex gender tests and subsequent abortions for pecuniary gain. They exposed a police-doctor nexus and misdeeds carried out by a government department.

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Mr. Karambir Singh Kang, Mumbai 2009

'A true hero', Mr. Kang was General Manager at The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Mumbai in 2008 when terrorists laid siege to the hotel. His wife Neeti and two sons, Uday aged 12 and Samar aged 5, trapped in their suite on the sixth floor, all died of asphyxiation but even after learning of the death of his family, he continued helping guests. On the final morning of the siege when the last gunman was killed by Commandos he continued to stay at his post. When the iconic hotel partially reopened in December 2009, he bravely responded to the call of duty and has been involved in the restoration process of the hotel.

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Shantha Sinha is Chairperson of the National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights, Govt. of India. As the founding Secretary of M. Venkatarangaiya Foundation, she has been involved in the elimination of through universalization of school education in . This has resulted in nearly 400,000 children between the ages of 5-14 being withdrawn from work over the last 15 years giving impetus to the Government School's programme to provide long term education. She pioneered the 'bridge course' that prepares children who haven’t attended school as well as pupils who have dropped out of school and older children to reach the appropriate class for their age before admission into mainstream formal schools. She was chosen for the internationally renowned Ramon Magsaysay Award in 2003 for Community Leadership and Padma Shree in 1998 for social work.

Dr. and Dr. Prakash Amte, Hemalkasa 2012

Deep in the heartland of India in an isolated tribal village called Hemalkasa, Maharashtra, Dr. Prakash Amte and Dr. Mandakini Amte, a husband and wife team, have quietly been carrying out a phenomenon on a daily basis for almost three decades. The Amte's are social and environmental pioneers. Mandakini Amte helps tribal women cope with their inhibitions and superstitions relating to health care. Dr. Prakash Amte is renowned for his medical work relating to a wide range of serious injuries and illnesses including bear bites and burns, and the care for wild animals rescued by the Amte Animal Arc. 49 Captain (IN) Uday Kumar Sondhi, , Mumbai 2013 During one of the operational sorties on the 15th April 1989, his aircraft developed a failure. Rather than ejecting from the aircraft he steered it away from the town before eventually crash landing close to a village adjoining the air station saving many innocent lives. As a consequence of the crash, he suffered 40% deep third degree burns and his left leg was amputated below the knee. He was treated at Calcutta, and against all odds survived. He was later moved to Pune where he was fitted with a prosthesis. Finally, on the 8th December 1989, Sondhi was once again on his feet. Unfazed and undeterred by the crash and the loss of his leg Sondhi again volunteered to fly. After a series of vigorous medicals and passing through strict hurdles of flying with Test Pilots at ASTE, Bangalore, in June 1990, Sondhi was finally cleared to fly the Alouette MK III helicopter. He, thus, became the first in India to fly an aircraft as a pilot with an artificial leg and has created history for Indian Aviation.

Ms. Anu Aga, Pune 2015 Ms. Anu Aga is known as much for her social work and activism as her business accomplishments. Thermax was set up by Anu Aga's father Mr. A S Bhathena and husband in 1966 as Wanson (India) to provide a range of engineering solutions. The company was renamed Thermax in 1980 after her father retired. Her husband Rohinton ran and expanded the company until 1996, when he died of a massive heart attack. While Ms Aga was still finding her feet as the head of Thermax, she suffered a second tragedy when her 25 year old son Kurush was killed in a road accident. Thermax's growth had nose-dived at the time, with share prices plummeting from ` 400 to ` 36 because of the market downturn. In the face of considerable resistance, she started a full-scale turn-around. Between February 1996, when she took over as Chairperson of Thermax, and 2004, when she stepped down, Ms. Aga transformed the company into a global turnkey player in energy and environment projects.

Ms. P.T. Usha, Calicut 2016 She is regarded as one of the greatest athletes India has ever produced and is often called the 'Queen of Indian track and field'. Her story is one of talent, sacrifice, grit and determination. Remarkably she has won 103 international and 1000+ national medals between1974 and 2000. Usha has changed the mindset of Indian athletes from 'Can we do it?' to 'We will do it!'. From a humble start as USHA in 2002, selfless service and limited resources the school is now providing coaching and training, under her personal guidance to 18 girls free of charge. The training, devised with the help of internationally acclaimed experts includes study, exercise, dietary and psychological counselling. The outstanding performance of USHA students at national and state championships is leading to more medals being won at National Meets, Asian Games, World Junior Championships and the Olympics. The Usha School of Athletics is training today's youth into tomorrow's achievers.

Captain Radhika Menon, Thrissur 2017 Captain Radhika Menon is the first woman captain of the Indian Merchant Navy, Master of the oil products tanker Sampurna Swarajya. She received the 2016 International Maritime Organisation Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for her role in the dramatic rescue of seven fishermen from a sinking fishing boat in tumultuous seas in the Bay of Bengal in June 2015. She is also the first woman in the world to receive the IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea. The National Maritime Day Celebrations (Central) Committee took pride in bestowing the 'NMD Gallantry At Sea Award' to Capt. (Mrs.) Radhika Menon, Master, M.T. Sampurna Swarajya on 5th April 2016. Today we look at her extraordinary life, one that exudes confidence and valour in the face of danger, in addition to the many sacrifices she has made to keep sailing ahead.

Mr. Salim Gafur Sheikh and Mr. Harsh Desai,Valsad, Gujarat 2018

This is the story of a courageous bus driver from Gujarat, Mr. Salim Gafur Sheikh and the unsung hero of the Amarnath Yatra terror attack, Mr. Harsh Desai, son of the bus owner, who between them saved 52 Amarnath pilgrims from a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir on 10th July 2017. Mr. Sheikh, the driver from Valsad, Gujarat was carrying 60 pilgrims from Srinagar to Jammu, showed extraordinary bravery when a group of terrorists surrounded the bus and started firing indiscriminately around 8.20 pm near Batengoo in Kashmir's Anantnag District. He continued to drive at full speed for more than 2 kms, with a flat tyre, in pitch darkness through a hail of bullets and applied brakes to the bus after reaching a military camp. As Mr. Sheikh ducked to save himself, three bullets hit Mr. Desai, who was sitting by his side but he pressed Mr. Sheikh to keep on driving and sets an example in society of permanent value through sacrifice, in the face of immense hostility. 50 Mr. Swapan Debbarma and Ms. Suma Debbarma, 2019

Just like thousands of marginalised tribal farmers in Tripura, father-daughter duo inhabitants of Dhanchara, Ambassa, Dhalai, Tripura Mr. Swapan Debbarma and his 9 year old daughter Ms. Suma Debbarma has no access to basic necessities like drinking water, electricity or a sustained livelihood. They make about rupees 60-70 a day by selling firewood from the nearby jungle. In the middle of their struggles on the 15th June 2018, on a rainy day when they had no food at home, the duo headed out in search of some fish. As they walked along the railway tracks they saw that almost a kilometre of railway track had been derailed due to a huge landslide following heavy rains. Realising that the damaged track would have led to a serious accident, possibly with the loss of thousands of innocent lives they waited to warn the train driver. After waiting for about two hours at around 3.30 pm the passenger train Siliguri to Agartala coming from Ambassa approached. Standing at the side of the track, Swapan pulled off his shirt and his young daughter her skirt and they waved frantically to try d r and stop the train. They then realised the only way of attracting the driver's attention was to risk their a w

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Ms. Purnota Dutta Bahl, Mumbai 2020 She is the Founder and CEO, Cuddles Foundation, Mumbai, began her journey as a social entrepreneur 6 years ago. She graduated from ISB and spent close to 11 years in corporate India, managing and heading marketing for brands like Hindustan Times and Shaadi.com, before a visit to Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai changed her life forever. More than 50,000 children are diagnosed with cancer every year in India and 40 per cent of them malnourished at diagnosis. “8 out of 10 don’t survive because of malnourishment,” she points out. She quit her flourishing career, worked with Senior Oncologists at Tata Memorial and developed a blueprint for Cuddles Foundation that would go on to fight childhood cancer with food and nutrition. Because, food has the power to heal. Today Cuddles has partnered with 31 government and charity cancer hospitals across 20 cities in the country, conducting over 1.5 lakh treatment counsels every year. Looking back at her journey with satisfaction, Purnota says Cuddles needs to be there in more hospitals in the times to come.

51 Maharishi Harit Rashi Award (Instituted in 1980-81)

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The world famous Maharishi Harit Rashi was the Guru founding of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable of Bappa Rawal. He was an Acharaya of the Lakulish sect Foundation in 1969 is part of the obligation of the and a great devotee of Shree Eklingnath ji. Bappa Rawal Institution of Maharana. came from Vallabhipur, now in the state of Gujarat, India. He was one of the students at the Ashram of The Maharishi Harit Rashi Award is a State Award. This Maharishi Harit Rashi near the village of Kailashpuri, 20 award has been instituted to honour scholars for work of kilometres from Udaipur. He was totally dedicated to his permanent value in awakening society through the Guru who recognised in him certain inherent qualities medium of vedic culture, the ancient 'Shastras' and and values which ought to be present in a leader. Before 'Karma Kand'. he left for his heavenly abode he selected Bappa Rawal This Annual State Award consists of: amongst all his students to be entrusted with the responsibility of the right to worship and administer, as 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. Diwan, the land on behalf of Shree Eklingnath ji. He 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. bestowed upon his favourite student the Kingdom of 3. A Felicitation Certificate. Mewar and formulated the directions and the cardinal 4. Cash Award of ` 51,001 each*. rules of governance of his State. Thereafter Bappa Rawal became the founding father of the House of Mewar early * No. of recipients will be decided by the selection in the 8th century. committee

Thus the Kingdom of Mewar and the concept of trusteeship came into being as a consequence of a religious fourteen hundred years ago. The

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Pandit Bhimsen Shekhawat Vedvagis Pandit Kalyan Dutt Sharma, Jaipur Dr. Rakesh Shastri, Banswara Chittorgarh, 1997 1998 1998 55 Dr. Lambodar Mishra, 1999

Dr. Lambodar Mishra was born at Gitadevtha a village in the Mithilanchal region in to a Maithil family. He not only studied the through the university system but included in his studies the Gurukul system. After graduating from the Sanskrit university in Varanasi, he went on to gain several degrees - Samvedacharya, then a post graduate degree from Kashi University; Shukla Yajurvedacharya from the and finally a Doctorate of Philosophy from the National Sanskrit Institute in New Delhi. His book "Vedic Tatva Mimansa" bears the fruit of his erudite pursuits and has been admired and praised by many scholars. His articles and essays appear in various journals and magazines India and he frequently occupies the prestigious position of Acharya at different venues where Shatchandi, Sahastrachandi, Vishnu Mahayagnas are venerated.

Dr. Sumitra Sharma, Jaipur 1999

Dr. Sumitra Sharma was born at Sikar in the Shekhawat region of Rajasthan in 1960 and was educated at Sikar and Jaipur before completing her studies in Delhi and Prayag. For the last fifteen years she has been a Senior Lecturer at Sardarshahar at Mittal girls' college where her ambition is to generate and popularize Sanskrit amongst ordinary people. Her success has enabled her to associate as an eminent Sanskrit scholar. Dr. Sumitra has been honoured by Churu Administration and several other educational and social organisations for her cultural pursuits. She is the first founder Secretary of the "Sanskrit Seva Prakostha" which was established by the educational Institution "Gandhi Vidya Mandir" of Sardar Shahar. This prestigious post was awarded to her for her extensive popularization of Sanskrit. Under the auspices of the "Prakostha" a number of important programmes have already been organised.

Nityagnihotri Pandit Som Dutt Sharma Purohit, Jodhpur 2000

Nityagnihotri Pt. Som Dutt Sharma Purohit was born in Jodhpur in 1944. He studied up to secondary school level taking Sanskrit as an optional subject. He pursued his career in the field of "Vedic and Karmkand" activities studying the "Shukla Yajurved" (Madhyandi Branch) with his father, Nityagnihotri Pt. Vishnu Dutt Sharma who was also a well known Vedic Scholar. He received practical training in and architecture and has a good command of "Katyayan Shrot Sutra" "Shatpath Brahmin" and Tantragam" He established a "Agnihotralaya Ashram" and Vedic Shikshan (a Vedic teaching institution) in Jodhpur where he educates pupils in the traditional method. He also teaches the effective meditation "Agnihotram". He is one of the few in India who, since 1975 performs . His services to the Indian Vedic Culture have been recognised by various institutions at national and international level and his name appears in the Indo-Arab and Asia Who's who.

Dr. Gangdhar Bhatt, Alwar 2000 Dr. Gangadhar Bhatt was born in Alwar in 1927, the son of Shri Ram Chandra Bhatt Vyakarnacharya. He studied at the University of Rajasthan and gained M.A (Sanskrit) as a gold medalist and qualified for a doctorate in Hindi at Sahitya Ratna at Prayagraj. Between 1951 and 1988 he held 10 different posts as lecturer in Sanskrit, became Associate Professor at the University of Rajasthan and Assistant Dean at the University Arts College. He gained administrative experience as HOD of Sanskrit, Rajasthan College, Faculty of Arts, and head of the University, teaching department of Sanskrit. After his retirement from the university services, he was appointed Principle Investigator of Advanced U.G.C research project. Amongst his published works, the "Sanskrit Kavyon main Nititattva" is an accepted work acclaimed for its classification analytic study and original approach to the use of didactic elements in Sanskrit poetry. Pandit Mohan Lal Sharma “Pandey, Jaipur 2001

Pt. Mohan Lal Sharma" Pandey" was born in Jaipur in 1934. He studied , Vedas and received instruction in "Karm-kand" activities. He has commissioned many Sanskrit books. Those, which have been highly acclaimed, are "Raskapoor", "Padmini' 'Patradootam'. In recognition of his work of permanent value, in the field of Sanskrit literature and Karm-kand, he has received many awards including The President's Award in 2000. As an eminent Karmkandi, he is frequently invited all over India to perform , Pooja and Karm-kand.

56 Dr. Rampal Shastri, Jaipur 2001

Dr. Rampal Shastri was born in Rajasthan in 1934 and after a post graduate degree' in Philosophy and Sanskrit he pursued his career in Ayurveda Shastra, in Jaipur, and Ayurvedacharya in Delhi. He obtained a Ph.D. from the University of Rajasthan for his research on "identification of drugs depicted in "Atharva Veda" This work has been of great value in the use of botanical medicines. Dr. Shastri has had many and varied experiences in teaching, research and clinical work. He has supervised several thesis and published many papers on specific herbal drugs and the remedial role they play in human life. Besides giving Radio talks he has also been interviewed on television as an expert on medicinal plants. He also worked as Member of Board of Studies in the subject of Dravya Guna. Goswami Drumil Kumar Ji, Vadodara 2002

Goswame Drumel Kunwar was born in Baroda, Gujarat. He is the son of Vaishnav Guru Goswame. From very early childhood he has studied The Veda Upnishadas and The Gita. He has created 70

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floods. He created a Master Plan to build 150 houses, a school, hospital and community centre. The a R

work is funded and supported by his disciples. He has established 143 youth centres in various t i r countries where he conducts classes in Yoga, Vedic education and focuses on all round development a H

of youngsters. During his lectures he uses audio visuals. He speaks Hindi and English. i h s i r a h

Dr. Bhoj Raj Dwivedi, Jodhpur 2002 a M Dr. Bhojraj Dwivedi was born in Jodhpur in 1949. He passed B.A. (Hon.) in Sanskrit in first division and further gained a gold medal in M.A. before completing his Ph.D in Astrology from the University of Jodhpur. He has published over 200 books and made a valuable contribution to the ancient Indian heritage of astronomy. He has received several gold medals and honours for his work and recognition from The Hon'ble Gyani Zail Singh, President of India. He was selected as "Man of the Year 2000" by the American Biographical Institute, USA for his worldwide distinguished work in the field of Vastu Shastra. Dr. Dwivedi has travelled extensively to promote the science of Astrology and Vastu. He has made many predictions relating to both national and international issues that have proven authentic and remains selflessly devoted to serve humanity. His name is listed in Who's Who in India

Pandit Mahadev Shukla, Banswara 2003

Pt. Mahadev Shukla S/o Shri Shankarlal Shukla was born in Banswara (Raj.) on 13 Nov., 1922. After completing his primary education in Banswara he studied Sanskrit in the school of Shri Ghanshyam Das Ruhiya. He successfully conducted gayatri Yagna at Banswara. Mahadev in the year 1956, and at koral village in the year 1960. He also spread vedic knowledge. He successfully performed the sahastra Chandi Yagna at Tripura Sundari, which was organised by the Chief minister Hari Deo Joshi in the year 1978. He also established a Gayatri temple in the memory of his late wife. He was also honoured with Shri Veereshwar Shastri Purohit Samman in the year 2002 by Raj. Sanskrit Academy, Jaipur. Pandit ji's efforts of spreading the knowledge of vedas and karmkanda are really commendably especially today when we need to revive the knowledge of Indian Vedas.

Acharya (Dr.) Narain Shastri, Jaipur 2003 Acharya Narayan Shastri Kankar is a stalwart personality in the field of Sanskrit. His father Mahamahimopadhyaya Acharya Pandit Sri NavalKishoreji Kankar was a Presidential awarded Sanskrit scholar and had written beautiful and miraculous 'Rashtraveda' in Vedic language and Vedic meter adorning with the feeling of nationalism. He has published near about fourteen thousands of Prose and Verses in Sanskrit and Hindi language in different periodicals. These oceanic works are appeared in one hundred and eighty nine periodicals of various parts of India. Has published forty individual writings in Sanskrit language in the form of book so far. He has participated more than 100 programme in All India radio for propagation of Sanskrit language. Thirty one of his Sanskrit books have been translated in to other different languages. Thirty two of his basic Sanskrit writings have been awarded by different kinds of awards in National level. 57 Smt. Jaya Row, Mumbai 2004

Smt. Jaya Row is the founder of Vedanta Vision and Founder- Managing Trustee of Vedanta Trust. Vedanta Vision is dedicated to the promotion of Vedanta, Indian philosophy-the oldest management school in the world. She has used her background of Science and Management to communicate Vedanta effectively to the educated elite. Her seminars for corporate executives have had a deep impact by promoting a management style that is not only successful but uniquely Indian. She is committed to sourcing the intangible wealth in India and projecting it to the world to enhance the brand equity of the nation. She is dedicated to bringing Vedanta to the Youth. She has lectured at various Management schools of India. She is a skilful orator and challenges people to look beyond the mundane and secular and reach for the permanent and more meaningful aspects of life. Dr. Bhaskar Sharma “Shrotriya”, Jaipur 2004 Dr. Bhaskar Sharma "Shrotriya", a distinguished astrologer was born on 30th December, '1963 at Jaipur. He has translated the "PRASAD MANDANAM" by Mandan Sutradhar, a famous scholar of Mewar region of Maharana Kumbha's time. Other famous published books attributed to his name are - "Ketaki Graha Ganitam", "Sawai Jai Singh II evam Unaki Prastar Vaidhshala", "Panchang Vigyanam", "Muhurat Shiromani" etc. He has also prepared nine research papers and attended various seminar's and astrological congress across the country. His experience and knowledge has inspired many new Research Scholars to successfully complete their Ph.D. under his able guidance. He has been instrumental in applying new techniques in the field of Sanskrit including fundamental and creative writing. He has been felicitated with several prestigious awards like 'Vigyan Puruskar', 'Maheshwar Puraskar', 'Samman' , 'Nimbark Shushan' etc.

Dr. Kedar Sharma, Jaipur 2005

Dr. Kedar Sharma did his Ph.D. on - "The Role of IDBI in the Industrial Development of Rajasthan" in 1986. He is the most popular personality in India as well as abroad in this field. He has an extra ordinary skill not only reading horoscopes but by studying faces when he can interpret their present, past and future. Astrology is a Sadhana-Upasana (worship) from which Dr. Sharma draws his inner strength for the benefit of society. Dr. Sharma has already predicted many national and international prophecies.

Pandit Dharnidhar Shastri, Udaipur 2005

Pt. Dharnidhar Shastri is a great scholar of Shrimad Bhagwat Puran. He has devoted his life to the cause of expounding Vedic culture and teaching about the aspects of Pushtimargiya Vallabh sampradaya. Felicitated with the Bhagwat Bhooshan title, He has delivered lectures on Shrimad Bhagwat Puran in states of Gujrat, UP, Maharashtra and Rajasthan. In his seventy third year, He is still able to read out 18000 shlokas without of help of any book. He has been the president of International Vaishnav Council, Udaipur Chapter for 25 years. During his tenure, he organised the national congress of Vallabh sampradaya in 1980. His late Highness Mahrana Bhagwat Singh Mewar of Udaipur had also graced this congress. He played a vital role in translating and publishing Shrimad Bhagwat Puran into Gujrati. In this way was able to acquaint much of the Gujrati community with the Bhagwat Puran.

Dr. Kishore Bharadwaj, Jaipur 2006

Dr. Kamal Kishore Bhardwaj is an eminent scholar of Yajurveda and Samveda. Presently he is working as professor of Veda as well as Zone Director of Sanskrit Education, . He has attended a number of Vedic conferences across the country to acquaint the populace with this ancient form of study. He has also led as many as one hundred Mahayajnas (Grand rituals) as Acharya. He is also an expert in Tantra Vidya (The Mythological knowledge of Mystery). He has trained many youngsters and devotees in Karm Kand and Tantra Vidya. Dr. Bhardwaj has propagated the study of ancient Shastras and Karm Kand across the country by organising various conferences, delivering lectures on TV channels and training camps. He is an authority on the interpretation of Shukla Yajurveda and Samveda.

58 Pandit Jagdish Sharma, Jaipur 2006

Pt. Jagdish Sharma is also from Jaipur and an expert in Astrology, Vastu (Architecture) and Karm Kand. He is a retired lecturer from the Government Acharya Sanskrit College, . He is the author of 11 books in different languages on these subjects. He has traveled and attended a large number of religious ceremonies not only in India but also abroad. He has been Acharya at many Shat Chandi and Sahastra Chandi at Mumbai, Delhi, Himachal, , Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan as well as in Nepal and Bhutan. He has been presented with many awards at State and National levels. His most significant contribution is a book on "Rudra Paath" (a method of worshiping Lord Shiva). Hundreds of his disciples are earning their livelihood as a result of his training. Satyadev Sharma, Jaipur 2007

Pt. Satyadev Sharma was born on May 15, 1948 in Jaipur. A renowned 'scholar in the field of Astronomy. His most remarkable work in this field is known through his book "Jya Tattva Viveka",

written in Hindi; it is a widely acclaimed title on trigonometry as developed by the ancient and d r medieval Indian mathematicians and astronomers. He has studied various texts and authors like a w A

Sripati, Vatesvara, , Madhava etc. for highlighting their trigonometry methods i h s

especially for their use in astronomy. In astronomy, the important concepts of lambanam and nati, a R

Carajya, drgjya, digamsajya ete. are completely based on the trigonometric rations. His other t i r important works are - Vrahad Bhartiya Kundli Vigyan, Dirgha Vritta Laxnam, Sidhant Siromani, a H

Ketki Grah Ganitam and a number of research papers on Astronomy. i h s i r a h Prof. Vasudev Sharma, Jaipur 2007 a M Prof. Vasudev Sharma born on August 11, 1960 at Gaziabad, Uttar Pradesh is presently providing his services as a professor and the department head of astrology at the Sanskriti University, Jaipur. In the year 1980 after getting the title of perfect predictionist astrologer and principle astrologer, he was awarded with the title of Doctorate in Literature from National Sanskrit University, Delhi. He has worked as a research assistant and in the year 1987, he joined Shri Ranveer Central Sanskrit, University as a lecturer. Seven years later, he provided services at Sadashiv Central Sanskrit University, Puri (Orrisa). His book titled "Bhartiya Vaidyaparamparayah Kramik Vikas" is very popular. His research letters on astrology are publishes in various books and magazines. He is an important contributor in reestablishing the Indian Vedic traditions

Pandit Shiv Charan Shastri, Jaipur 2008

Pt. Shivcharan Shastri, was born on 31st July 1932 at Dosa, Rajasthan. He completed his "Jyotishacharya", "Saahityacharya" and M.A. in Sanskrit at Rajasthan University. Pt. Shastri has 35 years of teaching experience in schools and 2 years of specialisation in the Sanskrit department. He was also Vice Principal of Rajasthan senior secondary school before his retirement. Pt. Shastri has been honoured with various awards by government and other institutions. He was awarded the "Best Teacher" award by Rajasthan government; "Jyotish Maartand Samman" by Vedic Sanskrit Pracharak Sangh and Vyas Baalabaksh Shodh Sansthan, Jaipur. He received a letter of appreciation from Bhartiya Prachya Jyotish Sansthan. He has been awarded "Pradat Sawai Maansingh" in 2002. Pt. Shastri's interests include writing, editing, organizing seminars and camps relating to the education of astrology.

Dr Rajendra Prasad Sharma, Jaipur 2008

Dr Rajendra Prasad Sharma was born on 28th January 1959 Kaasnivaaya-Surajgad Jhunjhunoo, Rajasthan. He has 20 years experience in teaching and as a research director. He was convener of Saral Sanskrit Sambhasshan Kendra. He was programme head of Rashtriya Sewa Yojna for 4 years and he has published several books 'Swara Mangala' a monthly magazine; 'Shabdbodh Mimansa': 'Bhartiya Kavya Mimansa': 'Vakayartha Mimansa'; 'Tantra-darshan Mimansa. He has also edited 32 books. Dr Sharma has been awarded "Source Book of Pariniyan Linguistics" in New Delhi in 1989; Foundation and Methodology of Theoretical Sciences In Indian Tradition" award for research scientist in May 1991; "Gyaan Ka Sampratyay Prachya Evam Pratichya Drishti" award by Ramkrishna Mission Institute of Culture, . He has also received the "Mimansa Kesari" award.

59 Prof. Ganeshi Lal Suthar, Jodhpur 2009

Professor Ganeshi Lal Suthar, was born on the 3rd February 1947 at Lohawat, a village of Phalodi Tehsil in . The University gold medal was awarded to him when he achieved first position in M.A. (Sanskrit) at Jodhpur University in 1969. Dr. Suthar gained a Ph.D. degree (Sanskrit) at Jodhpur University in 1978. Dr. Suthar was promoted to the post of Professor in the department of Sanskrit at J. N. Vyas University in May 2001. Throughout his long and distinguished service of 37 years at the University he worked with singular dedication as the first selected Professor ranked Director at the Pandit Madhusudan Ojha Research Cell established in the Department of Sanskrit at J.N. Vyas University Jodhpur. The Rajasthan Sanskrit Academy has honoured him with 'Vijnana Puraskar' and 'Pt. Madhusudan Ojha Veda-Sammam'. Pandit Shri Nandan Mishra, Jaipur 2009

Pandit Shri Nandan Mishra was born in 1972 in Banaras. He initiated his learning in spiritual environment under the table guidance of his learned father Pt. Tuli Shankar Mishra at the tender age of 8 years. As well as being educated in 'Guru Shishya Parampara' he gained his formal education from Rajasthan and Banaras Universities. He is postgraduate in three vedas viz. Yajurved, Samved and Atharved. Pt. Mishra has taught hundreds of students both independently and through various institutions from different parts of India and abroad. He has compiled several books of practical use for students as well as for rituals, 'Shukla Yajurveda Rudhrakshradhyayi': Deepdan: Mandalarchanam; some of which are currently in publication. He has several awards to his credit, Guru Gangeshwar Award, Akhil Bhartiya Brahman Maha Sabha Award, Kailash Math Vedic Ratna Award.

Dr. Veeracharya Shastri, Jaipur 2010

Dr. Veeracharya Shastri, was born on 7th September 1933 at Jaipur. He has spent 30 years teaching at Shyamlal College, , Delhi. He holds a distinguished place among the top scholars of the country and is well versed in the faculties of astrology, liturgics, Vedic tantrik rites, practices of faith and memories, philosophy and is an observer of the tradition of knowledge as expounded by the ancient sages and great souls. His father's guidance played a key role to his knowledge of his vedic vision more especially in the editing of all- time book 'kyon' and a long lasting periodical' lokalok'. Dr. Shastri has various publications including Vedamrat Pustak 1981; Drashtanta Digdarshan 1999; Sanatan Sanskar Vidhi 2004; Maryada Purshottam Ram 2000; Kyon 2007. He has also edited Lokalok, a journal based on Sanatan Dharma and its principles over the last 46 years.

Pt. Ramesh Chandra Sharma Mishr, , Ajmer 2010

Pandit Ramesh Chandra Sharma 'Mishra' was born on 25th January 1948 in the village of Sakhun, District Jaipur. Pandit Sharma completed his diploma in Mechanical Engineering from Polytechnic College, Ajmer and was given a scholarship for his studies and excellent achievement by the Government of Rajasthan. From 1971 he began research in the field of astrology and Tantra Shastra and adopted it as his profession. In 1995, he established Mayuresh Prakashan at Kishangarh, Ajmer and started to write and publish his thoughts. He researched and developed 13 kinds of Durgasaptashati and Tantra Shastras in an easy and well approached way of expressions for scholars. He has published many books including Bhavan Vastu Shastra Evam Bhagyafhal; Subodh Durgasaptashati Evam Yaag Vidhanam; Tantratmak Durgasaptshati; Bhinnpad Durgasaptashati.

Veernarayan N. K. Pandurangi, Jaipur 2012

Dr. Veernarayana N. K. Pandurangi was born on 4th July 1973 at Bijapur, and has worked as a Lecturer of Naveena Nyaya in Poornaprajna Vidyapeetha Sanskrita College, Bangalore. He is also Project Coordinator for the project 'Development of Sanskrit Computational tool kit and Sanskrit Hindi Machine Translation System'. This is a project undertaken by the Sanskrit Consortium, University of Hyderabad since 2008. His qualifications include Vidvan (Navyanyaya): and (Dvaitavedanta), Vidyavaridhi (Dvaitavedanta) New Delhi and Vidyavaridhi (Naveenanyaya) Tirupati. Co-founder of Bharatiya Vidvat Parishat. His research papers and articles have been published at national level. He has worked on Shastras and has organized several seminars including the National seminar on Vyutpattivada, IFP and CIIL Mysore in 2004 and another National seminar on Vyutpattivada, JRRSU in 2007.

60 Pandit Ramesh Bhojraj Dwivedi, Jodhpur 2012

Pandit Ramesh Bhojraj Dwivedi was born in Jodhpur and gained an M.A. in Sanskrit Literature from jai Narayan Vyas University, Jodhpur. He has published several books and made a valuable contribution to the ancient Indian heritage of astronomy. He has presided over many national and International Astrological conferences and travelled extensively to promote the science of Astrology and Vastu. He is author of the famous and much in demand Diamond Horoscope published in eight different languages and popularly read all over the world. As recognition of this achievement his name is in the Limca Book of Records. His articles on astrology are regularly published in daily Hindi newspapers. He is President of International Vastu Association which also holds courses on various aspects of astrology; Vastu Education; Palmistry and Numerology. Prof. Ramanuja Devanathan, Jaipur 2013 Prof. Ramanuja Devanathan born at Aheendrapuram (Cuddalore District) Tamilnadu on 2nd April 1959. He gained his diploma in Arts (Education); Vidya Varidhi (Ph.D in Vyakaranam) and other courses. He achieved M.A (Philosophy and Relations); M.Ed; Shiksha Shastri (B.Ed); Vyakarana d r

Visharada; Vyakarana Siromani (M.A.); Krishna Yajurveda Taittiriya Shakha. He has teaching a w

experience 30 years with language fluency in Sanskrit, Tamil, Hindi, English, Telugu, Kannada, A

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Malayalam and Oriya. He has tutored 14 scholars for Ph.D and 14 Dissertations. He has attended more s a

than 100 seminars /workshops /symposia as a Resource Person. He is conferred with several awards such R

t i as Shastravidvanmani by TTD, Tirupati; Brahmarshi Award from the President of India instituted by r a H

PJSS, Rajasthan; Vijayashri by a social organization; Samskritasri by Bhasha Pracharini Sabha, Kanchi, i h

TN; Shikshak Ratna by the Akashdeep Trust, presented by the H.E. Governor of Gujarat. s i r a h

Pandit Satya Narayan Shastri, Ajmer 2013 a M Born in Ajmer, Rajasthan in 1950 Pandit Satya Narayan Shastri was honoured with the title of 'Sahitya-Shastri' at Government Sanskrit College Examination, Benaras and in 1944 he was also honored with the title of 'Kavyatirth' by Bengal Sanskrit Association, Kolkata. The President of India presented him with a 'Certificate of Honour' in 2011 for his contribution in the field of Sanskrit. Pandit Satya Narayan Shastri was awarded with Nimabark Bhushan by Akhil Bhartiya Nimbarkpeeth, Kishangarh, Rajasthan in 1993; he has also received several felicitation certificates from various institutions and organizations across the country.

Prof. Om Prakash Upadhyaya, Mandal, Bhilwara 2015

Prof. Om Prakash Upadhyaya, born in Maandal, Bhilwara, Rajasthan, India on 2nd June 1951. He is an Indian ayurvedic physician and was Professor and Head of the Department at the National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur before he was appointed as the Vice Chancellor of Guru Ravidas Ayurved University, Hoshiarpur, Punjab in July 2011. He established Shrawani Poornima as Sanskrit Day, amongst the public in Punjab, to unite the people of every section with the Sanskrit language and to establish a Sanskrit Academy in Punjab. He was conferred with Award in 2013 for recognition of his contribution in the field of Ayurveda; The Rashtrapati Award 2014 in Sanskrit. He is working to rejuvenate the Sanskrit language and make it a language more familiar to the general public.

Pandit Ganpati Lal Sharma, Jaipur 2015

Pandit Ganpati Lal Sharma, born in Khirni Village, Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India on the 2nd September 1957. With 35 years of experience, he is a renowned Acharya (jyotish). He has authored a number of books; Surya Siddhant, Gol Paribhasha, - Ganit (I to VI chapter), Laghu Parashari, Janam Patra Deepak. Pandit Sharma has taught Maths and Jyotish to his students and worked with wooden models, with replica tools from the collection of Architectural astronomical instruments collection at Jantar-Mantar (), Jaipur. His worthy achievement is that through the Akashwani (radio broadcaster) Jaipur centre, various aspects of Jyotish have been discussed on air and he has played an influential role in ongoing research. For his exemplary achievement in the field of astronomy, he was awarded as Honorary Degree of 'Jyotish Martand'.

61 Prof. Laxmi Sharma, Jaipur 2016

Prof. (Ms.) Laxmi Sharma was born in Jaipur on 15 September 195 1. She has had 35 years of teaching experience at the University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. She has specialized in Ved- Vigyan, Sanskrit Sahitya and Vyakaran. Her laudable achievement was working with the Department of Sanskrit, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur in collaboration with the Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, New Delhi who had organized an International Sanskrit Conference with the participation of 10 Vice-Chancellors from different Universities and 550 delegates from India and abroad. In recognition of her work she was honoured by Sanskrit Vidushi Sammaan, for Sanskrit Diwas by Govt. of Rajasthan, Jaipur 2008; Brahm Vidushi Sammaan by Sarva Brahaman Samaj, Rajasthan, Jaipur 2009; Ved Vidya Sammaan by Madhusudan Sevaashram, Alwar 2010; Brahamirishi Honour received from all Rajasthan Brahmin Association, Jaipur 2012. Bramrishi Vaidya Pandit Narayan Sharma Kaushik, Nagaur 2016

Brahmarshi Vaidhya Pandit Narayan Sharma Kaushik, born in , Nagaur, Rajasthan on the 8th October 1953. He completed his post graduation in the Arts and gained many degrees including M.Com, BSTC, B.Ed, Ph.D, M.Ed and BJMC during his career. In 1975 he started publishing a number of magazines, Vedang Jyoti Patrika, Saalasar Panchang etc. His pioneering work includes Jyotish Shastra Ki Vidya and for the last last 31 years his monthly magazines have been published regularly. He has received many awards as recognition for his contribution in the field of Jyotish Vidhya. These include Sanskrit Pratibha Samman by Nimabark Vedic Sanskrit Samithi, Bhilwara, Rajasthan in 2012; Nimabark Bhushan Award; Sahitya Ratna by Sahitiyik Sanskritik Kala Sangam Academy and honoured with the title of “Jyotisha - Ayurveda -Acharaya”.

Prof. Ramakant Pandey, Jaipur 2017 Professor Ramakant Pandey was born on 2nd February 1965. He has twice received Navodit Pratibha Samman from Madhya Pradesh Sanskrit Academy in view of his traditional debate skills and Sanskrit writing. He has executed special study on Sanskrit literature of Rajasthan. He has published Ishwar Vilas Mahakavya composed by Kavikalanidhi Shri Krishnabhatt, a court poet of Sawai Jai Singh. He has published various books and research papers conducive to the students of Distance Education. 16 students have attained Ph.D. degree under his supervision. He has the honour to have been invited in the capacity of visiting professor in the Dr. H.S. Gour University, Sagar for a period of two years. Presently, he is rendering his valuable service to the Muktaswadhyayapeetham of Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, New Delhi in the capacity of its Professor Director. Prof. Pandey is a member of a committee constituted by NAAC to set separate norms for accreditation of Sanskrit Universities and Institutes. Dr. Lata Shrimali, Jaipur 2017

Dr. Lata Shrimali, born in Jaipur, Rajasthan a retired judge and renowned astrologer in the field of K.P. Systems. She was included in the merit list of the secondary and higher secondary examination, board of secondary education, Rajasthan. She gained a post graduate and doctoral degree in Astrology and Sanskrit as well as Bachelor of Laws from the University of Rajasthan. She has been awarded Rajasthan Gaurav Award and Meritorious Award at a conference held at Pushkar, Rajasthan. As the sole women astrologer representative, she represented Rajasthan in all India Sanskrit Sammelan organized by Delhi Sanskrit Academy, Govt. of Rajasthan. Her two books, “Kalatra Bhav” and “Graho Ki Gatha” are being published. She is also busy researching how to manage the challenge of living with illness through recitation of of Atharvaveda and Ayurvedic treatment.

Dr. Sandeep Joshi, Jaipur 2018

Dr. Sandeep Joshi was born on the 19th August 1978 at Kherwara, Udaipur, Rajasthan. He is a well - known for his oriental research and the preservation of Indian Heritage and ancient literature. He gained a Ph.D. from Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh on the topic of Zoological aspects in Sanskrit literature - 2005. He has worked on the first illustrated version of Shri - Durga - Saptashati which is embossed with original Gold Metal and made a Shree Yantra with original gems including Rubies, Pearls, Red Coral, Emeralds, Yellow Sapphires, Diamonds, Blue Sapphires, Hessonite and Cat's eye. He has also co - authored book titled 'Gyan - Sagar', published by Hind Pocket Books, Delhi. This book is the best example of how religion, the scriptures, philosophy, culture and spirituality should be easily accessible not only to academics but to people at every level of society.

62 Pt. Dr. Chandrakant Purohit, Udaipur 2018

Pandit (Dr.) Chandrakant Purohit (Munshi) was born on 22nd November 1957 in Udaipur, Rajasthan. His pioneering works include Karma Kand and Jyotish Vidhya from last 28 years. He has received many awards in public recognition of valuable services to the community as a teacher of outstanding merit. His publications include Maharana Pratap; Rajasthan Upanayas Sahitya; Meera Bai ka Itihaas; Sanskrit Sudha for Class VIII; Sanskrit Prashan Manjusha for Class VI; (Sanskrit Sahitya). He is a multi faceted personality who has given his introduction of brilliancy in the field of academics; extra - curricular and administrative field. Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Award titled Maharishi Harit Rashi Award - 2018 is conferred to Pandit (Dr.) Chandrakant Purohit for his distinguished work of permanent value in awakening society through the medium of 'Karma Kand'. Dr. Narottam ,Churu 2019

Dr. Narottam Pujari has been an Astrologer and a Vastu expert for the last 21 years. He comes from the District of Churu, Rajasthan. He was born on 25th June 1981. There are over 18 books that have

been authored by him including Badi Samasyen Chote Samadhan; Falit Jyotish Darpan; Swapna d r Vigyan; Apni Janmpatri Swayam Banaye Swayam Dekhe, Saral Jyotish Shastra; Ank Jyotish Vigyan; a w A

Vrahad Hast Rekha Vigyan; Tatkalik Bhragu Prashnavali; Havnatmak Durgasaptshati; Karmkand i h s

Pradeep; Jaipur Vedhshala Ka Sradhdh Itihas; VediC Astro Remedies; Graho Ki Gatha; Havnatmak a R

Durgasaptshati etc. Dr. Pujari gives free consultations to people who come and see him. Through his t i r work he wants to spread the knowledge and wisdom of astrology and the art of vastu in a simplified a H

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Dr. Hemant Krishna Mishra, Jhunjhunu 2019 a M Dr. Hemant Krishna Mishra was born on the 17th November 1979 in Jhunjhunu District. He was inspired by his father and worked to gain several degrees and titles in the Sanskrit Language and Literature. He is conferred with Sanskrit Vidhwat Samman 2017 by the Government of Rajasthan; Special Award in 2018 by Rajasthan Sanskrit Academy; Padma Shri Dr. Mandan Mishra Sanskrit Sanskriti Seva Samman 2018 by Astha Sanskritik Sanstha. He served as Principal at Birla Acharya Sanskrit PG College, Pilani. From 2007 he has worked at Shri Surajmal Taparia Sanskrit Mahavidhyalay, Jaswant Garh, Nagaur. For the last 14 years, he has been teaching students at Undergraduate as well as Postgraduate level. He has presented many scholarly documentations and dissertation at various platforms. He has written 8 books on Sanskrit, Ved and Literature.

Prof. Neeraj Sharma, Udaipur 2020 He received his Acharya Degree from the Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur and and D.Litt. Degree on Sanskrit Krishi Shastra from the University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. He has been working as Professor and Head in the Department of Sanskrit at Sukhadia University, Udaipur. Prof. Sharma has done specialised research on Sanskrit Bhakti Literature of Rajasthan, Vedic Agriculture - Shastra Tradition and Indian Values in the field of sustainable development. He has written and published many important research papers on ancient wisdom, tradition and has delivered many lectures on Indian thought and its contribution to the world at large. As founder director, he established traditional Ved Vidyalaya in Alwar, Rajasthan for the propagation of oral Vedic chanting of rare shakhas of four Vedas. He established Anand-Arogya Centre to promote and preserve the spiritual knowledge tradition and well-being in Universities with special emphasis on the people of Udaipur.

Dr. Jagdish Narayan Vijay, Jaipur 2020

He is working in Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur. His research papers have been published in the research journal Vayam by Sanskrit University and he has contributed to Jyotapatti, an important book based on mathematics astrology. On Sanskrit day in 2019, the Government of Rajasthan awarded Dr. Vijay for his outstanding work to perpetuate Vedic culture, ancient scriptures and rituals.

63 Maharana Mewar Award (Instituted in 1981-82)

Since the time Bappa Rawal became the first Diwan of Maharana into a juristic person despite the events of Shree Eklingnath ji all subsequent Maharanas of Mewar 1947 and 1971. His solution was based on that fact no have considered it their proud and honourable privilege one, or any law or any Constitution, can debar man from to uphold this mantle. The Maharanas, simply as performing his duties to serve society. custodians of the State, remained spiritual and temporal heads of Mewar. Maharana Mewar Award is a State Award. This award has been instituted to honour work of permanent value With the amalgamation of the State in 1947 and to those who consider it their duty, like the Diwan of subsequent constitutional amendment of 1971, His late Shree Eklingnath ji, to serve society through services in Highness Maharana Bhagwat Singh Mewar strongly felt the field of education, literature, social services, and categorically stated that merely the geographic philanthropy and character building activities. The boundaries of the state of Mewar had been done away Institution of Mewar, in contemporary times therefore with. Furthermore he felt that now the role of Mewar still remains a manifestation of rulership in the form of was enhanced because there was no longer a trusteeship. confinement to the area of service. The functions and duties based on Vedic principles of the Maharana should This Annual State Award consists of: now be institutionalised. 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. Under the changed circumstances, in order to continue 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. and immortalise the name, duties and functions of 3. A Felicitation Certificate. ` Maharana, he had to reshape his role, within the four 4. Cash Award of 51,001 each*. corners of law, and therefore decided to transfer his * No. of recipients will be decided by the selection personal and individual rights, as a Maharana into the committee Institution of Maharana. He had to find new ways to enable him and his successive custodians to continue to perform their duties in perpetuity as Diwan of Shree Eklingnath ji. He thus converted the Institution of 64 r u p i a d U

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Mr. Mangal Bihari, Jaipur Mr. Bulaki Das Agrawal, Bikaner 1997 1998 Dr. Shabd Swaroop Acharya, Udaipur 1999 Dr. Shabd Swaroop Acharya was born in Udaipur in 1939 where he studied at the Rajasthan College of Agriculture. He spent nearly 19 years teaching before he published and wrote extensively on Agricultural marketing, prices and related fields. His work includes 215 research papers, articles, 6 books and 17 major research thesis. His research work has covered problems and prospects for small and marginal farmers and agricultural laborers in Rajasthan. He was President of The Indian Society of Agricultural Economics (1996) and The Indian Society of Agricultural Marketing (1994) and remains a life Member of several National and International professional societies, Chairman and Member of several national committees related to agricultural marketing and development. He received the award of Dy. Governorship of the American Biographical Research Association (USA) and the Award of Member of Gama, Sigma, Delta, The Honour Society of USA.

Mr. Vijay Kumar Chaturvedi, Kota 1999 Sri Vijay Kumar Chaturvedi was born in Bareilly. He was appointed as a Reactor Engineer in the Rajasthan atomic power plant where he installed different parts of the first unit. Amongst his achievements of significance he established a design co-ordination group who developed a perfect indigenous drawing for all the nuclear plants. He also contributed to the final design of the 1000 megawatt two units of power generation at Tamilnadu, which was built with Russian technical and financial assistance. Since 1994 due to some technical defect none of the 306 coolant channels were functioning. Several foreign scientists and engineers had recommended the unit should be closed immediately. It was Mr. Vijay Kumar Chaturvedi's opinion that the problem could be solved by changing these coolant channels. His work was internationally acclaimed as a superb achievement. He had spent just ` 80 Crores to accomplish his task instead of r`1200 Crores as quoted by others for the work.

66 H.E. Arvind Dave (The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh), Udaipur 2000 Mr. Arvind Dave was born in Udaipur in 1940. He was selected for the Indian Police Service in 1962 and after completing training at the National Academy of Administration, Mussourie and the Central Police Training College at Mount Abu he joined the Madhya Pradesh IPS cadre as Assistant Superintendant of Police and remained in the state until February 1970. In March 1970, as Assistant Director, he was deputed to RAW Cabinet Secretariat in New Delhi. He served in the RAW in various capacities at Headquarters for almost 12 years. He took over as Special Secretary in the Cabinet Secretariat in 1997 and later became Secretary (RAW) as well as Director General of Security. He was awarded the Indian Police Medal for meritorious service as well as the President's Police Medal for distinguished service. In the summer of 1999, on his retirement as Secretary of the Research and Analysis Wing, he took over as Governor of Arunachal Pradesh. Justice Mohan Lal Shrimal(Retd.), Jaipur 2001 Justice M.L. Shrimal was born in Udaipur. Justice Mohan Lall Shrimal accomplished his Bachelor of Law at University. He became honorary lecturer of Law at Maharana Bhopal College, Udaipur and examiner of Ph.D thesis in law for Rajasthan University. He qualified for D.Litt (with honours) at Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur. He formally enrolled as Advocate in former Rajasthan in 1948. He remained president, Udaipur Bar Association from 1954-1956. In Jodhpur, in 1967 he joined The Courts as Deputy Government Advocate. He was elevated to The Bench in October of 1974 and d remained as Rajasthan High Court Judge until December 1983. His contribution and achievements r a in the service of Law have been widely acclaimed in the Courts of Rajasthan and Sikkim. His sense of w A

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Mr. Anant Agrawal was born in Udaipur and started his education here before studying engineering a h at a university in Baroda. He then attended Cornell University in America, before becoming the first a candidate in 1978 from Udaipur, on a Rotary Foundation Fellowship, to study electronics where he M achieved his M.S. After gaining working experience he joined Sun Micro Systems in 1984. He was one of the pioneers who designed the first Sparc Microprocessor, for which he has been granted a patent, for his research work in this field. His remarkable talent gained him further fame in 1989 when he designed the world's fastest microprocessor which was widely acclaimed. In 1992 his team created yet another Microprocessor Tsunami. This was the first of its kind, containing all the key components of a completed workstation in a single chip. Mr. Agrawal has received numerous international awards for his innovative work. Mr. Devendra Singh, Jaipur 2001 Shri Devendra Singh was born in Bikaner, Rajasthan in 1938. He completed his Senior Cambridge and Intermediate exams at Mayo College, Ajmer and went on to attain B.A. and M.A. in English literature from Government College, Ajmer. He joined the Indian Police Service in 1962 and was allocated to the Rajasthan Cadre. He was declared the best officer at the Central Police Training College, in Mount Abu, of his group. Over the next twenty years he served in different capacities in Central Security organisations and was awarded the Police Medal for Meritorious Service. On his return to Rajasthan State he was appointed as DIG of Police, Jaipur Range. In May 1985 he was appointed as Deputy Director in the SPG, set up to provide protection to the Prime Minister of India. He was promoted as lG of police in 1986 and took over as Director of the SPG from 1986-1990. He was awarded the President's Police Medal for distinguished service on Republic Day in 1989. Mr. Surendra Singh of Bohera, Udaipur 2001 Mr. Surendra Singh Shaktawat was born in Udaipur in 1942. After attending the Bhupal Nobel School and as a keen cricketer, he gained a diploma in coaching from the National Institute of Sports, Patiala before joining the State Sports Council as their cricket coach. He accompanied the Indian Women's Cricket team during the tour of in 1982. In the past years, he has devoted his service to the renovation and restoration of the Mahasatiyan in Udaipur. These monuments, some of which are hundreds of years old, have all been are instated to their former glory under his supervision and his team of dedicated craftsmen, they have also repaired the Hasti Mata Temple at Champabagh and Raj Rajeshwar Temple at the Debari gate.

67 Late Mr. D S Mehta, New Delhi 2002 Mr. D. S. Mehta was born in 1924 in Udaipur, Rajasthan. He obtained a Masters degree from Allahabad University with distinction. He was awarded M.S.L.S degree from the Western Reserve University Cleveland in 1995. On his return to India he took up assignments in the Central and State Government and worked with publicity and research groups. He was Director, Public Relations for the government of Rajasthan, Ministry of Defense and other Ministries of the Government of India. As Public Relations office for the Armed forces, he was closely associated with the 1962, 1965 and 1971 wars. After retiring from the Government of India, Mr. Mehta joined the Times of India as advisor to the Chairman of Bennett Coleman & Co Ltd. Mr. Mehta was invited to Russia on two occasions and subsequently published 'USSR through Indian Eyes" and" Mass Media in the USSR".

Dr. Hari Singh Chundawat, Udaipur 2002 Dr. H. S. Chundawat was born into an agrarian family in 1948. He completed his graduation in Medicine and post graduation in Ophthalmology from RNT Medical College. In 1984 he started his own private eye hospital in a rented building in Udaipur. In October 1997 he transformed his clinic into a Public Charitable Eye Institute. This is now not only a highly reputable clinic in which he has invested both commitment and finance, but it further provides free or subsidized treatment to patients who cannot afford it. The Institute, in its effort to support under privileged people now provides over 50% of its work free of charge. He is a member of many distinguished associations including the All India Ophthalmology Society in New Delhi and The American Academy of Ophthalmology in Los Angeles. He has contributed to numerous Research papers presented at State, National and International level.

Dr. Nand Lal Tiwari, Jaipur 2003 Dr. Nand Lal Tiwari counted amongst the renowned Ayurvedic doctors. Since 1980, this medical professional has been running a clinic and practicing the ancient medical science of Ayurveda. Practitioners of this medical science have a different way to diagnose, treat and prevent illnesses. As a trained medical professional, this physician has the thorough knowledge and practice of the time- tested procedures and remedies in the realm of Ayurveda. His clinic in Malviya Nagar is a well- maintained centre. It is neatly sectioned into a waiting area for patients to wait for their turn and a consulting room, where this practitioner attends to patients. This doctor first understands the patient's medical history and discusses the health issues they are facing. Post that, a simple examination may be conducted to check the 'levels' of Vata, Pitta and Kapha, the doshas or elementary substances in one's body. Based on this examination, this physician prescribes suitable treatment or medication. Mr. Peeru Bhai Panwar,Udaipur 2003 Born in Devgarh town of Rajsamand District, Mr. Peeru Bhai Panwar is an unassuming but dedicated social worker who has rendered his services to society for last four decades. He started his career as a worker in railway department of the then Mewar Government and subsequently involved himself in the freedom movement of India. For last forty years he has devoted his life to various social activities. During this time he started free distribution of wood for funerals in his village. He has constructed water huts for both people and cattle. He has constituted a charitable trust called-Bhagwati Devi Charitable Trust. Under the aegis of this trust, for the past fifteen years, he has been providing free meals to the families and friends of patients who come from far away to Udaipur for treatment at Maharana Supai General Hospital. He also arranges free medicines for poor patients.

Dr. Kantilal Hastimal Sancheti, Pune 2003 Kantilal H. Sancheti born 24 July 1936 is an orthopedic physician who invented India's first indigenous knee implant, the Indus Knee, and founder of Maharashtra's first orthopedic dedicated specialty hospital. Founder Director and Chief Orthopaedic Surgeon, at Sancheti Institute for Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation (SIOR). President Indian Orthopaedic Association and Past President of Maharashtra Orthopaedic Association. Professor Emeritus in Orthopaedics, Chief Orthopaedic Surgeon, Sancheti Hospital & Centre for Joint Replacement Surgery, Pune. The Government of India presented him with its highest civilian awards: the Padma Shri in 1991, the Padma Bhushan in 2001 and the in 2012. He organized over 500 health camps for handicapped children all over India. He also acted in the capacity of hospital design consultant to over 120 hospitals in India.

68 Mr. Mohan Lal Shrimali, Haldighati, Rajsamand 2003 Mr. Mohan Lal Shrimali, Rajsamand started his working career as a teacher. He was however determined to fulfill a lifelong ambition to establish a unique museum, in the name of the great warrior Maharana Pratap. Six years ago he took early retirement to devote his energy to this project; He used his own agricultural land near the site of the famous battle ground of Haldi Ghati and has now transformed his vision into reality. Today, tourists who visit Haldi Ghati can learn about Maharana Pratap and his glorious achievements in this museum through an audio-video show based on the events of the life of Maharana Pratap, the great hero of the battle of Haldi Ghati. Life size models depicting the actual battle as well as rural life of former times are an added attraction. The museum also features other aspects of cultural interest. The efforts and commitment of Mr. Shrimal are commendable.

Justice Anshuman Singh, Jaipur 2004 The former Governor of Rajasthan and Gujarat Justice Shri Anshuman Singh was born in Allahabad (Uttar Pradesh) on July 7th 1935. He started his career in 1957 as an advocate in District Court. After 10 years of successful practice, he joined the prestigious Allahabad High Court in 1968 as an advocate. His devotion and commitment to Justice won him an appointment as the government advocate in 1976 in Allahabad High Court. His long service to the cause of justice was recognised when he was appointed as Governor of Gujarat on 17th April, 1998. He took over as Governor of d

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Shri S.C. Hirematti, Mechanical Engineer from Shivaji University, Maharashtra. After completing a a h year's course and training in nuclear engineering, he joined the "Heavy Water Programme" in BARC. a He is credited with the successful design; construction and commissioning of the first indigenously M developed and constructed plant at Rawatbhata. It was early as late 80's that he put emphasis on the theory that the production of this strategic material, inherently being energy intensive, must be made energy efficient. He was assigned the responsibility of Chairmanship and Chief Executive of Heavy Water Board Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India in July 2002. He created the awareness that it is essential to operate the plant with the utmost care and concern for Safety systems of the plant and personnel, as well as consideration for the environment 'and society at large. He was awarded The 'Indian Nuclear Society Award' for contribution to Nuclear Fuel Cycle for the year 2002. Mr. Swaroopender Singh Chhabra, Udaipur 2005 Mr. Swaroopender Singh Chhabra is a well known social worker of Udaipur. Born on 18 November 1940 in Udaipur. Through his noble deeds, he has presented many examples of service above the self to society. His father Shri Sujan Singh Chhabra was also a great social worker. Inspired by his father, he recently built a two storey ward consisting of twenty cottages and a walk-way at The Maharana Bhopal General Hospital Campus, Udaipur. He donated this to the hospital for use by the general public. On this project, he spent a sum of Rs. 80 lacks out of his own savings. In performing his social activities efficiently, he constituted "Chhabra Charitable Trust". He also associated with a number of social institutions such as Bharat Vikas Parishad etc. Through these institutions, he has served the people of far reaching village areas and has organised many health care camps in remote places of the Udaipur region.

Mrs. Prasanna Bhandari, Kota 2005 Mrs. Prasanna Bhandari is better known in the Harauti area as a "". She has set an example to people by creating infant and childrens' houses, creches, family counselling centres, short stay homes and homes for the elderly through her own institute "Shree Karani Vikas Samiti, Kota." Mrs. Bhandari who was a housewife, began this dedicated work by saving an infant's life who was abandoned in scrub land. Since that time around 267 abandoned babies have been placed in good homes. In helping to provide further education (NEP), Shree Karani Vikas Samiti started a scheme to support "Drop-out Girls" and also started a computer centre. In 1987 she was awarded the National Award for child welfare by Govt. of India. In 1992 she was honoured by the Vice president of India, Hon'ble Shri Shanker Dayal Sharma.

69 Mr. Anand Bordia, Noida 2006 Mr. Anand Bordia comes from Udaipur. After joining the Indian Revenue Service he worked in Kolkata, Delhi, London (U.K.) and Brussels (Belgium). He has 35 years of professional experience, most of which has been at senior level in the government of India and international organisations, with responsibility for policy formulation, programme implementation and organizational development. Due to his untiring efforts, the East West Corridor of the National Highway Development Project (NHDP) now passes through Udaipur. Despite many hurdles, he personally ensured the success of this project through the Planning Commission and the Prime Minister's Office. Thus, Udaipur is one of the three cities in India, which fall on both the Golden Quadrilateral and the North-South, East-West corridors of the NHDP.

Mr. Sampat Lal Surana, Udaipur 2006 Mr. Sampat Lal Surana is an engineer who hails from Udaipur. Born in March 1949, he has worked as junior Engineer for 31 years with special dedication to environmental issues. The Marble Mining and cutting activities in the state of Rajasthan, has expanded, in response to demand, dramatically over the past 25 years. A large quantity of ‘marble slurry’ is non destructible waste and is causing permanent damage to the Environment, viz. Erosion of top-soil, Contamination of rivers and other water bodies. In 1996 he started to develop bricks made from marble slurry with cement. After various tests, the Public Works Departments, Government of Rajasthan included this brick into BSR. He continued his research, preparing samples for testing in various laboratories. His objective was to make a binding material for use in masonry construction out of the marble slurry, Between 1999-2000 he worked on various techniques collecting test result data before finally applying and receiving a Patent for his product in 2002. Dr. Parmanand Sharma, New Delhi 2006 Dr. Parmanand Sharma is one of the foremost eminent surgeons and orthopedic specialists whose success has been achieved both in India and overseas. Dr. Sharma has carried out pioneering work in Retrograde Flexible Nailing operation to a fracture of the neck and Femur in elderly patients. With a commitment to serving the public and particularly those with low incomes, Dr. Sharma established a Nursing Home and The Sharma Foundation Trust in New Delhi, which is equipped with the latest modern appliances. A number of top medical specialists use these facilities where the objective is to treat patients with low incomes at moderate charges. On the 14th March 2005 he was presented the prestigious Indira Gandhi Priyadarshini for his outstanding achievements in the field of medicine and pioneering work.

Mrs. Vimla Mohata, Jaipur 2007 Born in October 10, 1935 at Khandwa (MP), Mrs. Vimala Mohta comes from a very decent family of Bikaner dedicated to promoting age-old art and culture and values of Rajasthan. The year 1962-63 is considered to be a milestone in her social service when she established Mahila Parishad (Women's forum) in Kolkata by organizing series of programs year after year for the promotion of not only Rajasthani art and culture but folk artists and talents from Rajasthan also. Mrs Mohata herself is a very good singer, composer and writer. Another feather added in her cap was in the year 1986-87 when she constituted another NGO namely 'Marudhara'. This NGO is dedicated for promotion of folk in . Mrs Mohata has great concern for women welfare and their Upliftment in the society. Her NGO is working in this field around the Bikaner in 30 villages.

Mrs. Neelima Khetan, Bikaner 2007 Mrs. Neelima Khetan was born in Delhi in 1961. In 1984, she joined an NGO, Professional Assistance for Development Action (PRADAN) and assigned to work for a Gandhian Institution, Anand Niketan, at an Ashram in Gujarat. She joined Seva Mandir on deputation from PRADAN in 1985 and became their Chief Executive in 1999. She is also director of India's premier institution of rural management, The Indian Institute of Rural Management at Anand. With her outstanding demeanor and organizational skills she has become a role model for others to follow and under her leadership, Seva Mandir has contributed to a social transformation in the state of Rajasthan. She has also positioned Seva Mandir's work on natural resource management taking into account political and social relations of village people and working constructively with the State and Agrarian Civil Society for the benefit of Seva Mandir's objectives. 70 Mr. Narendra Sharma, Udaipur 2007 Mr. Narendra Sharma is young IT personnel from Udaipur with the qualities of motivate engineering and management teams in establishing a world class developmental center in India. He has over 20 years of experience in building and managing small to large software development teams for product engineering, consulting services and developing and implementing business applications. In addition, he has demonstrated leadership in building organisations from inception stage to making them operational and lead them to maturity. Overall responsibilities have encompassed management, managing P&L and revenue targets for global organisations. Presently he is Vice President and Centre Head - Oracle's People Soft India Services Centre, Bangalore, an off-shore product engineering organization, where he leads a team of one thousand people.

Prof. Shanti Lal Mehta, Udaipur 2008 Prof Shanti Lal Mehta was born on 25th October, 1943. He has had an outstanding academic record; is a gold medalist in I.Sc. and secured first position in B.Sc - Agriculture. He joined EDN as DDG and became National Project Coordinator of the World Bank funded AHRD project in November 1995. Prof Mehta joined The Maharana of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur in 2004 as Vice Chancellor. Under his leadership infrastructure has been modernized. There has been recruitment of 185 new faculties based on national merit and new programmes in various fields developed. Under his d leadership the University was the first to have video conferencing facilities linking KVK'S to train r a farmers and provide technical advice. He has opened two girls' hostels and one international student w A

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Mr. Singh Mehta, Udaipur 2009 a n a r Mr. Vikram Singh Mehta, a resident of Udaipur, who has been the Chairman of the Shell Group of a h Companies in India since 1994. His career began with the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) , a M Government of India in 1978. He resigned the position in 1980 and joined Philips Petroleum in London as their Senior Economist. He was a member of the National Council of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Chairman of its hydrocarbons committee. He is a non-executive Director of Colgate Palmolive India Limited and Indian Public Schools Society. He is a member of the Board of Overseers of the Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy. He has a B.A. (Hons) degree in Mathematics from St. Stephens College, Delhi University, an M.A. in Economics from Magdalen College, Oxford University and an M.A. from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University.

Mr. Sanadhya, Udaipur 2009 Mr. Vivek Sanadhya, graduated in electronics and communication engineering from MBM Engg. College, Jodhpur. He joined reactor control division, BARC Scientific Officer in 1989. His main interest includes real time embedded control systems, motion control systems, servo drives and drives amplifiers. He has contributed to the development of control system for Giant Meter-wave Radio Telescopes at Pune and aircraft tracking systems for FALCON and PTA remotely piloted aircraft programmes of DRDO. Mr. Vivek was awarded 'Young Engineer of the Year' medal by INAE in 1996. He has also received 'INS Medal' from Indian Nuclear Society in the year 2003 for his meritorious contributions to automation and control systems. He was nominated for 'Homi Bhabha Science and Technology award' in 2007 that was awarded to him on the 30th October 2008 in the head quarters of BARC.

Mr. Bhim Singh, Jaipur 2010 Mr. Bhim Singh entered the tourism industry at the young age of 20 and established Rajasthan Tours. He consolidated the conventional tourism trade in well - established centers like Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur and reinvigorated the tourism spirit of his hometown, Bikaner. Rajasthan Tours became the center of tourism industry in the state and he has earned the respect of all the doyens of the tourism industry in India and abroad. He is first a man, then a businessman. His virtues of sincerity, loyalty, friendship and integrity have endeared him to all who come in contact with him. Through his dogged determination and indefatigable zeal. He has received the highest awards in the tourism industry including IATO Hall of Fame Award, PATWA International Award and Life Time Achievement Award from the Adventure Tours Operators Association of India.

71 Mrs. Aruna Singhania Dalmia, New Delhi 2012 Mrs. Aruna Singhania Dalmia was born in the Jhunjhunu District of Rajasthan. She is the Founder of Akshay Prarishthan, a voluntary organization working for the rehabilitation of people with and without disabilities. She runs a school of an integrated group of 410 children studying where Vocational Training sports and cultural activities are part of the curriculum. The school sees for more than 1100 students after Class 8. Akshay Pratishthan has a branch in Chirawa, Rajasthan which provides similar services. The School encourages self employment through training in various units and encourages co-operatives and Self Help Groups for Women in urban & rural areas for people with disability. She received a National Award for the best Institute for Rehabilitation from Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, GOI; Priyadarshini Award; Manav Sewa Award; Bharat Nirman Award; PHD Chambers' Commemoration Award for Excellence in the field of Social Work. Dr. Kirti Kumar Jain, Udaipur 2012 Dr. Kirti Kumar Jain Born on 19th June 1954 at Gogunda, District Udaipur, Rajasthan, He is a renowned Cancer Specialist in Hematology and Medical Oncology who settled in the USA 30 years ago. He is also President of the Indo American Cancer Association. Since 1983 he has been working at Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital, Ashland, KY. He has delivered numerous lectures and seminars on a variety of topics on Cancer, blood disorders and pain control to County Medical Societies. He was part of a medical mission sponsored by The Franciscan Sisters for the Poor to help rebuild medical facilities in war torn Croatia in 1997. Over 20 years he routinely sees patients with cancer on a daily basis during his trips to India. He started Save a Child Trust, a humanitarian project started in July 2008 for Udaipur and its surrounding areas. Dr Jain has an estimable knowledge at all levels of training and hospital administration. During his time in the USA he provides free consultancy to cancer patients. Prof. S. M. Mohnot, Jodhpur 2013 The research conducted by Prof. S.M. Mohnot has played a key-role in establishing the science of primatology in India. Their research work was duly recognized by the wild primate community when Harvard University, USA. A nation-wide international programme on primates was initiated by him in 1994 under the auspices of the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India and the US Fish and Wildlife Service. This programme produced a large number of talented young field biologists. On the strength of his contribution, the US Fish and Wildlife Service awarded him with an International Lifetime Commitment Award in 2001. The International Primatological Society awarded him with the Charles Southwick International Conservation & Education Award in 2004 and Primate Research Appreciation Award in 2008. He is a recipient of first Indira Priyadarshini Vrikshamitra Award in 1986, First National Environment Award in 1987 and Mahasant Jambheshwar Award in 1994. Pandit Purshotam Gaur Jaipur 2013 Pandit Purshotam Gaur is an activist for water conservation and an astrologer by profession. Environmentalist Gaur has worked by the well publicized water harvesting efforts in the city. Guruji is crusading vigilantly to reduce water scarcity and has played an instrumental role in developing water harvesting infrastructure. In 2000, he started on a mission with a campaign based on the premise that millions of gallons of sacred water used in temples simply go down the drain and get absorbed by the sewage system which is wasteful and environmentally degrading as well as religiously unacceptable. He put forward a proposal to channel the holy water to designated tanks and bore wells that would eventually recharge the underground water table of the city. He has been successful in his efforts to connect with devotees across the city. He has urged people to support his mission and join the Jalabhishek campaign for sustainable development by effective water harvesting. Mr. Shyam Sunder Paliwal, Rajsamand 2015 Mr. Shyam Sunder Paliwal is a social and environmental worker born in Rajsamand, Rajasthan, India on 9th July 1967. He was a Sarpanch (Elected Head) of one such village in southern Rajasthan's Rajsamand village Piplantri, which is well known for its marble mining industry. Piplantri village panchayat has been saving girl babies and increasing the green cover in and around it at the same time. Villagers have planted 111 trees for each baby girl born and the community ensures these trees survive. Over the last six years, people in the community have managed to plant over a quarter million trees. The water harvesting system of Piplantri has been an inspiration to foreign countries as well. A case study of Piplantri will be taught in primary and middle schools in Denmark. Denmark's Mass Media University has also made a 10 to 12 minutes documentary for this project.

72 Ms. Kirti Bharti, Jodhpur 2015 Ms. Kriti Bharti was born on 19th August 1987.Ms. Bharti is a rehabilitation psychologist specialist in the legal annulment of child . She is involved with reformation activities in Central Jail. She is the founder of 'Saarthi Trust' and as Managing Trustee she is working for the rehabilitation of needy persons at grass root level. She was also honoured for her work to transform personal pain into positive action as an International Female Role Model working against violence inflicted on women. Saarthi is honored with 10th Rank in World out of 16th International Organizations who are working against child . Due to her dedication, her work of advocacy has been included by the CBSE that has incorporated the case study of for the Class of XI and XII students as a part of their curriculum on human rights and gender studies. As a result of these combined efforts the number of child marriages in Rajasthan has dropped from 58.4% in the last decade to nearly 22%. Dr. Laxman Singh Rathore, New Delhi 2016 Dr. Laxman Singh Rathore, born on 4 July, 1954 is an Indian scientist. He is Director General of India Meteorological Department (IMD) and Permanent Representative of India with the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), United Nations. Rathore has made a significant contribution to the Public Weather System and played a leading role in setting up the weather based agricultural advisory service in India. By communicating the progress and severity of Cyclone Phailin and Cyclone Hudhud to the media, warnings were given and many lives and properties were saved. Dr. d

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Mr. Yatindra Mishra, Ayodhya 2017 a n a r Mr. Yatindra Mishra, Poet, Editor and Cinema Scholar have four collections of Hindi poetry to his a h credit Yada Kada, Ayodhya Tatha Anya Kavitayein, Dyorhi Par Aalap and Vibhas. As a Music and Film a M critic he has also written Girija, Sur ki Baradari. He has also translated the twelfth century Lingayat mystic Poet Akka Mahadevi's Vachanas into Hindi titled . He has also edited several poetry and prose Anthologies of eminent writers including Ajaneya, Kunwar Narain and Ashok Vajpaee. He is a recipient of numerous awards including Bhartiya Jnanpitha Fellowship; Raza Foundation Award, Uttar Pradesh Award. He has worked as a Channel Advisor to DD Bharati Doordarshan Kendra, Prasar Bharati, New Delhi) for 2014-2016. Recently he has published a book on the Musical Journey of the legendary playback singer Lata Mangeshkar titled Lata: Sur-Gatha.

Ms. Gulabi , ‘Dhanvanti’, Jaipur 2017 Ms. Gulabi Sapera, 'Dhanvanti' was born into nomadic Kalbeliya tribe in Ajmer, Rajasthan in November 1972. She was the seventh child of her parents. She suffered the fate of many girls from her community by being buried alive by the elders just one hour of her birth she was rescued by her aunt and has lived to become a celebrity performing folk artist. Life for this eminent folk artist was not easy. Coming from the nomadic Kalbeliya tribe of Rajasthan, she used to accompany her father while he went out to beg. She danced on “been”, the wooden instrument used by a snake charmers but later started performing on stage. A legendary folk artist, she conceptualized and choreographed her own dance style 'Kalbeliya' that is now identified across the globe. She has taken the dance to new heights travelling the globe informing people about this little-known art form. In 2016 The Government of India awarded her civilian honour of the Padma Shri for her contribution to the art of folkdance. Master Warrant Officer Kanhaiya Lal Rao (Retd.), Uaipur 2017 Master Warrant Officer KL Rao, born on 12th May 1944 in Udaipur. He has served the for about 39 years mainly in Fighter Squadrons. After settling down to his civil life at Udaipur, he penned a book titled 'Indian Air Force - Glorious Past to Present'. The book highlights the glorious history of the Indian Air Force from a small Air Force to one of the mightiest Air Forces of the World. Another book he wrote is 'History of the Indian Army' published after in-depth research covers the pre and post independence history of the Army. This book describes in detail the history of Indian Army from its inception, along with East India Company's arrival in India and the campaigns undertaken by British-Indian Army within the country and overseas. He was one of the recipients of President's Colour when his squadron was presented Colour on 15th December 1979.

73 Ms. Raspreet Sidhu, Noida 2018 Ms. Raspreet Sidhu is 28 years old and has been playing for the Indian National Women's Basketball team since 2004. She also worked with the National Basketball Association of America as a member of Basketball Federation of India for the first ever 'Basketball without Borders' organized in New Delhi, India. She has represented Indian Women Basketball team at the 1st FIBA Asia Cup held at Bengaluru, India - 2017; represented Indian Women Basketball team at the South Asian Games held at Guwahati, India – 2016. She wants to draw attention to the importance of sports in women's empowerment especially the lack of professional opportunities for women athletes in India. She believes that sports are definitely more important for girls because it gives them the confidence to face the male-dominated world, where they will have an equal say.

Prof. Satyavrat Shastri, New Delhi 2018 Prof. Satyavrat Shastri born on 29th September 1930 is a highly decorated Sanskrit scholar, writer, grammarian and poet from India. He is known not only as a creative writer, a critic and a travelogue writer but also a translator and has the authority of expertise on both the systems of Sanskrit education, traditional and modern. He is one of the few scholars of Sanskrit in the country who have made a mark in both the widely different fields of critical scholarship and creative compositions. He was also described as 'a living legend in the field of Sanskrit' in the Citation for the Honorary Doctorate at the Silpakorn University, Bangkok. He is also working on a multi-volume Sanskrit Mahakavya, the Visvamahakavyam, on the principal cultural currents of the world.

Mr. Abid Surti, Mumbai 2018 Mr. Aabid Surti, born on 5th May 1935 at Vavera near Rajula City, Gujarat, India. He gained a Diploma in Arts from J.J. Institute of Fine Art in 1960. He launched Drop Dead Foundation in the year 2007 with a tagline "save every drop, or drop dead", after a leaking faucet at a friend's house bothered him so much that in a moment of epiphany, he determined that he would work to stop the overflowing water tanks and dripping taps. Since then, his team makes the round every Sunday fixing plumbing leaks by going door - to – door. Annually, he visits an average of 1600 homes and fixes around 400 leaky taps and saving around 414000 litres water. He was also awarded the Hindi Sahitya Sanstha Award by the Uttar Pradesh Government and was given as award by the Gujarat Government for his children's literary work Rangat. An accomplished painter, he has held 16 exhibitions in India and abroad. As a cartoonist, he created the lovable simpleton 'Dhabbuji'. Ms. , Kannauj 2019 Ms. Malini Awasthi was born on October 15, 1966 at Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, India. She is M. Mus. Vocal (Gold Medalist), Bhatkhande Music University, Lucknow 1988. Her initial training was in classical and semi- classical music when she specialised in singing under Ustad Rahat Ali khan, Gorakhpur. She was awarded Padma Shri in 2016; Yash Bharti Samman 2006; , Sanskrit Vishwavidhyalay in 2006. She is founder of a non-profit organization, 'Sonchiraiya' which works to spread awareness of folk art as the intangible heritage from Awadh, Brij, Bundelkhand and Bhojpur. She is a regular participant in major Music festivals across the country including the -Festival and Rag-Rang-Festival, Taj-Mahotsav, Ganga- Mahotsav, Kumbhalgarh Festival, Festival, Surajkund Craft Mela, Kalidas Samaroh and performed internationally at Pravasi Diwas at Trinidad 2017; Festival of India in Mauritus 2015 and many more. Mr. Dadarao Bilhore, Mumbai 2020 He is known as the 'Pothole of Mumbai'. He comes from Mumbai and started on his mission to repair potholes in and around Mumbai in August 2015. He has now filled over 554 potholes. In July 2015, a terrible accident propelled Mr. Bilhore to do something about the excessive number of potholes in the roads. It wasn’t just his son’s death but similar cases that bothered him; an accident of a mother daughter duo in Ambernath and a Bandra couple where the wife died after falling off the vehicle due to a pothole. He says, “I have lost my son, and I don’t want anyone else to lose a loved one”. He says “It is a tribute to my son. Whenever I fill one pothole, I feel I have saved someone. My son did not return home alive, but somebody else’s son will return home safely.”

74 Mr. Anant Vijay, Ghaziabad 2020 He has been a journalist for more than two decades, and is presently working with the leading Hindi daily 'Dainik ' as Associate Editor. He has also worked with the leading Hindi News Channel IBN7 as Deputy Executive Producer from February 2005 to August 2017. A regular contributor in various National Dailies, Indian News and Literary magazines. He is a visiting faculty at various institutions & educational bodies and has had regular interactions with students of Communication at various Universities and Media Institutes. He was Panel Chairman of the National film awards in 2017 for best writing and a member of an expert panel on journalism and printing dictionary for The Commission for Scientific and Technical Terminology, Ministry of Human Resource Department, Government of India.

Mr. Prakash Chand Sharma, Karauli 2020 Over the past 20 years his work focused on environmental issues and social equality. Through his reportage he has highlighted the issue of Silicosis a deadly disease where in Karauli District several people have lost their lives. As a result the National Human Rights Commission and State Human Right Commission has visited the site and a relief fund of 3-3 lakhs for the families of those who have died and 1.51 lakhs to those affected by silicosis has been provided. A committee under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary of Rajasthan has also been constituted. Through media communications he has made drastic changes in methods of forest upkeep, plantation and wildlife d r a

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Maharana Kumbha (r. 1433-1468 CE) was one of Maharana Kumbha is a State Award. This award the most distinguished Maharanas of Mewar. It is was instituted to honour works of permanent value evident from inscriptions on stone found widely to society through the medium of history and that he was considered a brilliant administrator, literature. brave warrior, great architect, builder of impregnable forts and palaces, philanthropist as This Annual State Award consists of: well as being benevolent towards his people. He was 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. also proficient in art, music, a scholar of scriptures, 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. deeply religious and a man of letters. He was a 3. A Felicitation Certificate. patron of excellence and during his time the State of 4. Cash Award of ` 51,001 each*. Mewar prospered and grew in size and stature. * No. of recipients will be decided by the selection Amongst the greatest of greats he was a giant of a committee man.

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Dr. Bhola Shankar Vyas, Bundi Dr. Purushottam Lal Menaria, Udaipur Dr. Ram Prasad Vyas, Jodhpur 1985 1985 1986 77 Dr. Manohar Sharma, Jhunjhunu Dr. Fateh Singh, Jodhpur Dr. Ram Gopal Sharma 1986 1987 Shahpura, Bhilwara 1987

Dr. Chhagan Lal Shastri Dr. Hukam Singh Bhati, Jodhpur Mr. Ratan Chandra Agrawal, Jaipur Sardarshahar, Churu 1988 1989 1988

Dr. Narsingh Rajpurohit, Barmer Dr. V. S. Bhatnagar, Jaipur Dr. Laxman Singh Rathore, Jodhpur 1989 1990 1990

Dr. Ram Gopal Sharma 'Dinesh', Udaipur Prof. Jahur Khan Mehar, Jodhpur Thakur Nahar Singh of Auwa, Pali 1991 1991 1992 78 Dr. Usha Goyal, Jaipur Dr. Shakti Dan Kavia, Jodhpur Dr. Vijay Kumar Vashistha, Bikaner 1992 1993 1993 d r a w A

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Dr. Nem Narain Joshi, Udaipur Thakur Kesari Singh Roopavasa, Pali Mr. Hamidullah, Jaipur 1997 1997 1998 79 Dr. Vishveshwar Swarup Bhargava, Ajmer 1998 Dr. Ratan Lal Mishra, 1999 Dr.Ratan Lal Mishra was born in a small village Mandava in Jhunjhunu district in 1925. He gained a PhD. in Hindi and has written some 25 books and three biographies. His works on Harlal Singh Memorial; Ganedhi Lal, have both been published and a third volume is near completion. In1980 he retired as Deputy Director of the public relations department of the Rajasthan government and since then he has dedicated his life’s work to studying literature and history. He has a profound interest in historical research and has gained the reputation of a distinguished and revered scholar throughout India. This is a significant contribution to world of literature. He has been honoured for his scholarly works by Rajasthan university and Rajasthan Sahitya Academy; All India Bhartiya Dadu Samaj, New Delhi; Kyamkhani Samaj, Dhannuri Jhariya, Dadu Panthi Samaj, Naraina Jaipur and Prachya Vidya Pratisthan Jodhpur.

Smt. Bindu Gupta, Udaipur 1999 Smt. Bindu Gupta was born in Allahabad (U.P.) in 1963. During her student days she excelled at her work and was recognised as an outstanding pupil. She obtained a post graduate degree in Hindi and was awarded a gold medal by her university. There she secured the First Division, attained her B.Ed, the Shiksha Rana degree and was further honoured with the Maharana Mewar Bhamashah award of this foundation for her academic achievements. Smt. Bindu Gupta firmly believes that the Hindi language must flourish and for fifteen years with that clear objective she has devoted her working life to actively encouraging its wider use. She was honoured at all India level for her innovative methods of teaching and commended particularly for her pupil/teacher interaction. She was selected as a senior observer and prepared guidelines for the other participants for the Programme. Dr. Jagat Narayan, Kota 2000 Dr. Jagat Narayan was born in 1938 in the Thana District - Baran in Rajasthan. He was Chief Advisor Students' union, Government College Baran, between 1970 and 1971. He is a life member, Indian society for pre Historic and Quaternary studies, Poona. He has written over 79 articles on a wide range of subjects and over the past thirty years or more attended conferences and seminars all over India on the illustrious history of Rajasthan. He is recognised as a specialist amateur photographer and has published both black and white and colour photographs in books, prestigious magazines, journals and leading national daily newspapers. His discovery of 10 rock shelter sites has brought him international acclaim. Since 1987 he has participated in over 23 radio talks. He has received several awards and honours including Best writer's award on tourism, by Rajasthan Tourism, Kota. Dr. Rajendra Mohan Bhatnagar, Udaipur 2000 Dr. Rajendra Mohan Bhatnagar was born in Rohtak in Haryana in 1938. He became a lecturer at Forward College in Delhi before joining the Rajasthan Education Services (RES) and was posted at SIERT, Udaipur. He is well known for his prose and poetry and has also published pamphlets, books and rhymes for children. His achievements have been widely recognised by many government and non governmental institutions together with various academies who have honoured him with various awards. The Rajasthan Sahitya Academy presented him with the most prestigious "Meera Award". He was also awarded by the President of India for his contribution to Hindi literature. Many of his books are part of a university syllabus and included in educational boards. His stories, essays and papers have been published in most prestigious of the National newspapers and magazines.

80 Dr. J.K. Ojha, Bhilwara 2001 Born in 1948 in the Mandal village of Bhilwara District, He has a profound knowledge about the History of Mewar. After completing his early education in Mandal and Bhilwara he gained a Ph.D. degree for his research work on "The History of Mewar 1734 to 1778". Presently serving as Head of the Department of History at Pandit Udai Jain College, Kanor he has published nine books and co- written six. He has further contributed some 94 Research Papers in various journals on different subjects relating to the History of Mewar, from aspects on Socio-political to cultural and environmental issues. He has been honoured as Vice-president of Dr. Ojha Mewar History Parishad and Associated Secretary of Rajasthan History Congress. He has also worked on three specific projects relating to the History of Mewar sponsored by the Indian Institute of Research in History.

Dr. Jyoti Punj Pandya, Udaipur 2001 Dr. Joyti Punj Pandya was born in 1952 in the small village of Tamtiya, District Dungarpur. During his student days he was honoured with the President's Award for Scouting. Dr Jyoti Punj Pandya is well known and respected for contributing new dimensions to Vagri Literature. Through his writings, the Vagar tribal culture has been given a new perspective. More recently, his drama "Kanku-Kabandh" has achieved the National Award 2000 from the Central Hindi Academy, New Delhi. This play depicts the great valour and values of the erstwhile Mewar State. As a broadcaster he also participated in folksongs and dramas on All India Radio and published 21 books. An imaginative author and as founder Secretary of the Literary institution Yug Dhara, he has provided inspiration to a new generation of writers and through his personal encouragement and active participation they have flourished. d r a w A

Dr. Venkat Sharma, Jodhpur 2002 a h b

Dr. Venkat Sharma (literature) was born in Rajasthan in 1924. In 1964 he was acknowledged as a m u

Research authority in Hindi and several scholars gained their Ph-D honours under his guidance. He K

a organised symposiums and seminars at University level, sponsored by the University Grant n a r

Commission in New Delhi. He participated and presided over the All India Level functions of literary a h forums, as the representative of the University of Jodhpur. He has contributed research papers to a M literary and linguistic journals and published several articles relating to Oriental and Western poetry and the theory of literature in reputed magazines and journals.After retiring from the University of Jodhpur in 1984 Mr. Sharma worked on his first major research project sanctioned by U.G.C, New Delhi. He now devotes his time to writing.

Mr. Mahesh Purohit, Dungarpur 2002 Mr. Mahesh Purohit was born in Dungarpur in 1932. By profession he is a teacher in Hindi but his family's long association with the erstwhile Rulers of Dungarpur and his own zeal for the history of the State has inspired him to research and devote his work to a number of projects relating to the State of Dungarpur. Amongst his notable achievements, he has been instrumental in establishing a library in the Udai Vilas Palace, Dungarpur known as the Maharawal Vijay Singh Shodh Abhilekhagar which now houses some rare archival material. This has been established with financial help from the Swedish International Development agency. The library houses more than 5,300 documents of archival importance. He has published a number of articles in various journals and newspapers and is working on a book on the History of the Dynasty of the State of Dungarpur and The Udai Palace.

Dr. Anand Sharma, Jaipur 2003 Dr. Anand Sharma is an eminent scholar who, for the last 36 years has contributed nearly 7000 articles and research papers on a wide ranging number of subjects to prestigious journals and newspapers. He is also an extremely gifted raconteur and has published his first historical novel Raskapoor. Dr. Anand Sharma has written a number of other novels based on the history of Rajasthan. 'Itihas ke Nupoor', 'Ekaur Bhishma' (published in 1998), Narvad-Supyarde (published 2002)his biographical novel 'Nanritam' is likely to be published in 2003 and 'Madhvi', 'Rasileraj' and 'Maharana Pratap' are planned for publication in 2004. Dr. Sharma has received recognition and been honoured by many institutions over the past decade including Bhartiya Prachya Jyotish Shodh Sansthan (Jaipur) in 1994.

81 Dr. Braj Mohan Jawalia, Udaipur 2003 Dr. Braj Mohan Jawalia was born in District of Bhilwara, Rajasthan in 1928. He completed his studies at the University of Rajasthan. Dr. Braj Mohan Jawalia has an expert, diverse and specialist knowledge of Indian scripts. Through his acquired knowledge of Brahmi, Kharoshti and Nagari as well as Sanskrit, Apabhransha, and other regional languages He -has edited, catalogued and deciphered ancient manuscripts and epigraphs. He has contributed a number of entries on the Rajasthani language and its literature to the encyclopedia of published by Sahitya Academy. In 1991 he received a prize for literature from the International Trust of Ramsnehi Sampradaya Shahpura.

Dr. Dev Kothari, Udaipur 2004 Dr. Dev Kothari was born in Gogunda, Udaipur on 27th October, 1941. His administrative acumen promoted him to the ranks of first the Vice Director and subsequently Director of Institute of Rajasthan Studies. Dr. Kothari carried out a survey of river Bedach in the Mewar region and located 26 places of archeological importance. This project was a joint venture carried out by Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur and the Deccan College, Pune. In honour of his great contribution in the field of History, Culture & Literature, the Govt. of Rajasthan has recently appointed him as Chairman of Rajasthani Bhasha, Sahitya evam Sanskriti Academy, Bikaner.

Dr. Bhagwati Lal Vyas, Udaipur 2004 Dr. Bhagwati Lal Vyas was born in 1941. After Post Graduation in Hindi Literature he pursued M.Ed. and Ph.D. in Education. Essentially Dr. Vyas is a poet and satirist. To date he has published 10 books of poetry, two books of satire and one collection of stories. He has received a number of Awards at state and national level by various institutions. His recent publication "Rajasthan Ratnakar" has been declared as best Rajasthani Book of the year 2003. Dr. Vyas is a teacher by profession and presently working as the Principal, Jawahar Vidyapeeth Teachers Training College, Kanore (Udaipur). He has also worked as Vice Principal of Rajasthan Vidyapeeth Lokmanya Tilak Teachers Training College, Dabok (Udaipur)

Mr. , Jodhpur 2005 Bijji was born on 1st September, 1926 in Jodhpur district. Beginning with writings based on the oral tradition of folk tales, he has created a rare, unparalleled epoch in the history of narrative art. The stories, fascinating as they are, never fail to astound the reader. He is affectionately known as "Bijji". The magic of Bijji's stories have fascinated countless filmmakers, dramatists, and TV serial-makers. Besides Mani Kaul, film personalities like Shyam Benegal and Prakash Jha have made films based on his stories. Amol Palekar signed him up for two films. Noted Hindi writer and documentary filmmaker made a film on Bijji for Sahitya Akademi.

Dr. Seema Rathore, Udaipur 2005 Born on 2nd November, 1962 Dr. Seema Rathore works as a lecturer of music in Meera Girls College, Udaipur. Mrs. Rathore is a creative woman who is associated with music, literature and writing. Recently she completed her Doctorate on the subject "Musical Visharad Maharana Kumbha". In this she depicted the musical substances in architecture and sculpture of the Kumbha Era. She has shown a new way to preserve our culture, tradition and custom. According to her, the spirituality of the Vedic Age is deeply ingrained in Indian Classical Music. Her popular book, "Maharana Kumbha Ki Bharatiya Sangeet Ko Den", is based on rigorous research of the history of Mewar. ln this book she describes how Maharana Kumbha played a vital role in preserving and nurturing the Indian Classical music.

82 Dr. Ram Prasad Dadhich, Jodhpur 2006 Dr. Ram Prasad Dadhich is a well-known Hindi writer, critic and poet of national fame born in December 1926 at Parbatsar city of Nagaur District of Rajasthan. Dr. Dadhich is Professor emeritus from Jodhpur University, Jodhpur. The Rajasthan Sahitya Academy, All India Art and Literary Council, Mathura (U.P.) and many other institutions at state level have awarded him. Under his guidance 11 scholars have completed their research work for their Ph.D. His most significant contribution in Hindi literature is his translation of "Kathopanishad" from Sanskrit to Hindi. At the age of 80 he remains active and eager to share his experience of life and knowledge through the medium of literature.

Dr. Rajendra Nath Purohit, Udaipur 2006 Dr. Rajendra Nath Purohit is a gifted scholar of history presently working as officer In charge of The Rajasthan Oriental lnstitute, Udaipur. His background has helped him to grasp the significance of ancient traditions and provided him with treasure trove of authentic historical- cultural documents. After completing his formal education, He did his Ph.D. on "The Court Culture of Mewar". Through this research work he realised that history could not be complete without understanding and integrating the traditions and rituals of court culture. He has prepared 32 research papers, all relating to Mewar's Cultural History. He has also researched 5236 hand-written books on Mewar. The Maharana Mewar Historical Publications Trust, Udaipur, has recently published his research work- "Mewar Darikhane Ke Reeti-Riwaz evam Sanskar". d r a w A

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Prof. Chandra Mohan Hada 'Hirnkar' was born on 23rd December 1923. Prof. Hada is not only a m u

well known freedom fighter and teacher but he is also, a great literary figure. He has actively K

a participated as student leader in the 1942 Quit India Movement. His commendable work in the field n a r of literature can be seen in his published books like - Vidambana, Maang ka , Hum Maham a h Bharat Mahan, Dhadhakti Jwala, Anupam Balidan, Smritiyon ke Indradhanush His work on a literature has been recognized at National level and many institutions of repute have conferred upon M him many awards.

Dr. Premlata Pokharna, Jaipur 2007 Dr. Premlata Pokharna is one of the wonderful talents from the field of ancient history, culture and social sector who is constantly making efforts to join the historical links of 5th and 7th century from the darker era of the history of Mewar. Dr. Pokharna has converted her research in the form of a book, which was published in the year 2005-06, titled "Coins of ". With the help of these coins we get the information on the victorious emperors of North India. Dr. Pokharna has been given the fellowship by the British Numismatic Society in the year 2005. She has been the senior officer in the archeological and museum department of the Rajasthan Government and contributed in different disciplines like Epigraphy, Numismatics, Art & Architecture and Museology.

Dr. Shri Krishna 'Jugnu', Udaipur 2008 Dr ShrikrishnaJugnu was born on 2nd October 1964 in Akola at Chirtorgarh. He completed his schooling in private institute before his post graduation in Ancient Indian History, Hindi and English. He gained a Ph.D at Rajasthan University and Post Graduate Diploma at Mohanlal Sukhadia University. He is currently a school teacher. He has written a number of books on 'Vastu' and "Shilpshatra' - 'Kala Ki Kalakatha 'Bhartiyalokmadhyam', 'Chitralakshanam', 'Rajvallabhvastushastram' as well as stories on local topics(He has preserved the inscriptions written on the stones, which have revealed important information for research scholars. Since 1983 Dr Jugnu has recited poems and storytelling on All India Radio. He has also collected and published many interviews with world famous personalities.

83 Dr. Zabbarnath Purohit, Jodhpur 2008

Dr. Zabbarnath Purohit was born on 7th January 1934 in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. He is a renowned novelist, educationist and a cultural awakener. During his career he was Principal at Modi College, Lakshmangarh, Sikar and Director of Modi Education and Research Centre, New Delhi. He is currently teaching at Kabra High School. His life time study of ancient literature has been highly commended. He was awarded by Rajasthan Saahitya Academy, Udaipur for his poems "Sudhindra Puraskaar" in 1991; "Vishisht Saahityakaar Samman" 1998; "Meeta Puraskaar" 2001 "Dinkar Samaan" 2001. He was also awarded by "Maharaja Maansingh Smriti Puraskaar" in 2006. Dr. Purohit literary contribution will undoubtedly inspire a new generation of scholars.

Dr. Mohan Lal Gupta, Jodhpur 2009 Dr. Mohanlal Gupta, born in 1962, Merta Road, Rajasthan. His published works are Story Collections: Shesh Yatra (1986), Pratinidhi Kahaniyan (1990), Dekhe Huye Din (1995), Ek Planet ki Maut (2003). Satires - Ek Ullu ka Sanskritik Chintan (1995); History: Jalore ka Rajnitik Evam Sanskritik Itihas (1995), Nagaur ka Rajnitik Evam Sanskritik Itihas (1999); Booklets: Kath ka kabutar, Mraryunjaya, Teem Ki Bahu, Akal ka Mahadanav Evam Chhatparara Rajasthan, Suryanagari Jodhpur; Awards - Ghanshyam Das Saraf Litrary Award by Marwari Sammelan Mumbai in 2002. Sarvashreshtha Laghu Natya Lekhan Award by Jawahar Kala Kendra Jaipur in 2003. Professor Premshankar Shrivastava Sarvshreshtha Sahityic Srajan Award by Citizens Society for Education in 2002. Sarvshreshta Hindi Award by Gopal Lal Purohit Shikchhan Sansthan Merta City in 2002.

Dr. Hukam Chand Jain, Kota 2009 Dr. Hukam Chand Jain is a well known personality in the field of academics as torch bearer promoting the Hindi language and propagating Indian values. Dr. Jain's work on the eminent historian Dr. Ojha who wrote a history of Mewar and other states of Rajasthan has earned him international acclaim providing groundwork for future scholars. He is also applauded as an expert on Indian Paleography. His strong and coherent support for the unparalleled significance of Mewar in the History of Rajasthan is of substantial interest to scholars and he is considered an inspirational teacher. More than a dozen of Dr. Jain's research papers on various aspects of the history and culture of Rajasthan have been published in well-known journals. Dr. Jain's ardent love for the Rajasthan History and culture flows through his work.

Mr. Madhav Lal Darak, Rajsamand 2010 Mr. Madhav Lal Darak, is a poet, born in Kumbalgarh, Rajsamand, Rajasthan on 13 August 1935. He has been serving society for the last fifty years through his poetry. He is a dedicated social worker spending a lot of time with villagers. He has promoted Rajasthani language and social-ethical values inherent in the cultural heritage of Rajasthan through his poems. He published his first book' Chaturbuj Darshan'. He spent six years writing on Lord Shiva and started participating in Kavi Sammelans. Many of his songs have become very popular 'Aido Mahro Rajasthan', 'Haadi Rani'. His poems are regularly published in various newspapers, magazines.

Dr. Gopal Vallabh Vyas, Udaipur 2010 Dr. Gopal Vallabh Vyas was born on 7th July 1945 in Udaipur. He gained an M.A. in history, Hindi Literature & Sociology and Inter Grade Drawing Diploma from Mumbai. As well as his studies, he participated in co-curricular activities at College and University levels in Games, Drama and performed his duties in the Union. After selection by Rajasthan Public Service Commission in 1982, Dr. Gopal Vyas was appointed as Lecturer in History in Govt. College, College Education. His research interests are focused on Tradition, Folk Ideals, local Customs, Social and Economic Institution of Mewar, Cottage Industries. Presently, one of his scripts, 'Dimensions and Analysis of History' is going to press. He also has three collections of poems, published to his credit.

84 Dr. Nand Kishore Acharya, Bikaner 2012 Dr. Nand Kishore Acharya born on 31st August 1945 is an Indian playwright, poet and critic from Bikaner, Rajasthan. He is one of the foremost creative writers of our times. His plays, poems, critique, articles on issues of contemporary concerns and on education and his translations have given Hindi literature a new insight, a new direction and a new recognition of values. His areas of interest are literature, non-violence, Human rights, Political economy, ancient Indian polity, scientific humanism, culture and history, education. He is a member of the Central Hindi Society which is Chaired by The Honorable Prime Minister of India; Member of Vatsal Nidhi Trust; Gandhi Smarak Nidhi; Central Sahitya Academy. Recently, he was declared the recipient of the 'Subramanium Bhatti' Award of Kendriya Hindi Sansthan for 2008 for contribution to Hindi literature through Creative and Literary Criticism writings. Mr. Rajendra Shankar Bhatt, Jaipur 2012 Mr. Rajendra Shanker Bhatt now aged 92 was born in Ajmer, Rajasthan. He rose to become a Member of the Executive of Editor's National Organization, on whose behalf he conducted the first ever survey of conditions of working journalists in India. Mr. Bhatt has carried out pioneering work in Public Relations, first as the head of publicity department in Jaipur and then with the public relations department of the newly integrated state of Rajasthan, which was acknowledged in a commendation from the Governor of Rajasthan. Taking up the challenge to write about Maharana Pratap he wrote the first biography of this great Ruler after the independence of India. d r a w A

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University, USA. She has subsequently specialized in the region making it the focus of her work. Her n a r interest in archaeology and history developed as a child of nine or ten when she lived in Chittorgarh, a h Rajasthan. Her book 'A History of Rajasthan', published in 2006 was awarded the 'Publishers a M Recognition Award', It has been nationally and internationally acclaimed and can be found on the shelves of many universities and research libraries. She has done extensive in-depth study, research and writing on Rajasthan's history and archaeology and it is in recognition of this work in history that the 2013 Maharana Kumbha Award is being conferred on Dr. Rima Hooja.

Mr. Shyam Sunder Bhatt, Udaipur 2013 Shri Shyam Sundar Bhatt was born at Kuraj, Mewar. glory came to Shri Bhatt from the Veer Vinod. To write research based books about obscure and forgotten heroes, and glorify their deeds became his passion and mission of his life which he is still pursuing. His works include Rana Hamir, Rana Pratap, Rana Amar Singh and Rana Raj Singh. His literary style and works are a unique reflection and combination of his sense of pride to be born in Mewar. His research acumen about historical events and legendary people who may otherwise have disappeared into the oblivion of the past. He attaches huge importance to the need to infuse high moral values to today's youth.

Mr. Narayan Lal Sharma, Udaipur 2015 Mr. Narayan Lal Sharma, born at Hyderabad, in 1941. In 1962, he joined as a lecturer in Government College Rajasthan at Kotputli where he served for 4 years. Because of his interest in social works he returned to Udaipur and joined Vidhya Niketan as a Teacher. Providing education has been his mission and he has always upgraded standards of education qualitatively and quantitatively. Moral values and Mewar have been the objective of work and have motivated him in a wide range of writings. He worked on a translation of the book 'Haldighati' by Shyam Narayan Pandey, 'Medieval Historical and Geographical places of Ancient India' by Nandlal Dey. His writings have been published as a series in a daily newspaper from 1998 until the present day in a column titled 'Mewar Mahima' subject to Historical aspects.

85 Dr. , Ajmer 2015 Dr. Chandra Prakash Deval born at Gothipa village, Udaipur, Rajasthan on 14th August 1949. He has written number of books of poetry and short stories. He has translated more than a dozen books. He has been working and contributing to the wealth of literature for the last 43 years. He has also worked on many translations in Rajasthani including Upnisdawali in 1990. Translated Hindi poems of Kedarnath Singh Poetry Collection 'Akal Mein Saras Ka' in 1994 and also translated more than 80 poems of the renowned Poets in 2014. He is a recipient of Padma Shri in 2011 for his contribution to the literature. He has been awarded and honored by several literary societies. He also achieved India level Translation award for his translation of Gyanpeeth Awardee Kedarnath Singh Poetry Collection 'Akal Mein Saras Ka' in 1994.

Dr. Devi Lal Paliwal, Udaipur 2016 Dr. Devi Lal Paliwal, a renowned historian of Rajasthan was born at Rajsamand to a modest Brahmin family in 1929. He initially worked as Professor of History at Shramjeevi College, Udaipur before taking up a much sought after appointment as Director, Rajasthan Sahitya Academy at Udaipur. While working as a Director he was granted a Senior Research Fellowship from University Grants Commission, New Delhi. During this period he was also appointed Editor of Shodh Patrika from 1996 to 1985. Dr. Devi Lal has always been an avid reader, research scholar and written several books and articles on History. His main focus has been on the History of Mewar; the relationship of the Mewar Rulers with then British Rulers and Maharana Pratap. Dr. Lal has been awarded and honored by various institutions including All India Award by Dr. Raghuvir Singh Natnagar Shodh Sansthan.

Mr. Tej Singh Tarun, Udaipur 2016 Mr. Tej Singh Tarun was born at Bijoliya, Bhilwara, Rajasthan in 1941. With 18 years of experience in the field of education Mr. Tarun has been working and contributing to the wealth of literature. Mr. Tarun was also Editor of Jai Rajasthan (Dainik), Udaipur for a year; the monthly magazines Tarun Ostwal Udaipur for 8 years and Bappa Rawal for 10 years. He was Secretary, Bhartiya Sahitya Academy, Rajasthan; Member of Rajasthan Sahitya Academy; Secretary, Jagrut Sahitya Academy. Mr. Tarun has been awarded and honored by several literary societies. He has received Acharya Shanti Sagar Smriti Puruskar, Uttar Pradesh in 1992; He has been felicitated by West Zone Culture Centre, Udaipur in 1992 and awarded by Rajasthan Yuva Parishad, Bombay in 2003.

Dr. Malika Bohra, Chittorgarh 2017 Dr. Mallika Bohra was born in Dungarpur, Rajasthan on the 28th December 1961. She studied for an MA in History, PG Diploma in Journalism and Post PG Diploma in Archaeology and Ancient History. From 2000 she has been working as a Lecturer in History and has 15 years of experience in the field of Research work. She participated in a short research fellowship from Al-Vazarat-us- Saifiyah, Mumbai that involved visiting different centres of Mesopatamia's Tigris and the Euphrates river valleys Karbala, Najaf, Kufa, Babylon. She was awarded JRF in 2001 by the Indian Council of Historical Research, New Delhi to work on the 'Fresco tradition of Social and Cultural from early 18th century to 1940 CE. She has been awarded by many research institutes for her work in the field of History.

Mr. Lalit Sharma, Jhalawar 2017 Mr. Lalit Sharma is an eminent writer born at Jhalawar, Rajasthan on 2nd July 1963. He played a challenging role in enlightening Hadoti and Malva History with its Sculptures, Temples and Forts. His pioneering work includes a collection of ancient and medieval coins of that era which are very unique and further discovered 18 shilalekha (Khinchi) at Gugore Fort Chhabra Baran. He developed a Museum at Jhalawar which showcases the history of Jhalawar region. He has to his name 1500 publications in various international and national journals. His books and topics of history are being studied at Vikram Universiry, Ujjain; Kota University and Kota Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan. Appreciation letter for his commendable contribution in the field of history on 15th August 2013 by Hon'ble Chief Minister of Rajasthan; Jhalawar Gaurav Samman 2016 by Tourism Development Samiti, Jhalawar.

86 Mr. Dev Kishan Rajpurohit, Nagaur 2018 Mr. Dev Kishan Rajpurohit, a distinguished writer of Rajasthani literature from Champakhedi of District Nagaur, Rajasthan was born on 6th October 1944. His writings are known for remarkable clarity; subtle observation and sensitivity. His poems reflect his clear vision and deep insights. He has edited books for Rajasthani Sahitya Class 11th and 12th which were later published by The Board of Secondary Education, Ajmer. His articles in both Hindi and Rajasthani are frequently published by The Education Department with around 400 articles appearing in highly regarded educational journals. He has been awarded and honored by several literary societies. He has received Marwar Ratna under Maharaja Mansingh Sahitya Puruskar; Rajasthan Ratnakar Puruskar, Delhi; Bhimrao Award - 2000 by Bikaner Sthapana Diwas; Shivchand Bhartiya Prose Award - 2006 etc.

Dr. 'Sanjay', Sonbhadra,UP 2019 Dr. Jitendra Kumar Singh ‘Sanjay’ was born on the 1st of February 1979. He had been writing poems from the age of 12 encouraged by his mother Mahiyasi Prabha Singh and maternal grandfather Babu Mritunjaya Pratap Singh. Presently he is Assistant Professor, Department of Hindi, Bhagwan Singh PG College, Mirzapur, UP. Dr. Singh’s scope of work covers a diverse range of subjects in literature, history, linguistics, poetics and the study of poetic structure. He received a Junior Research Fellowship for his work ‘Bhartiya Chhand Shashtra Ka Itihas’ (History of Indian Prosody) from Ministry of Culture, Government of India. He established a library ‘Babu Venibahadur Singh Smriti Pustakalaya Evam Shodha Kendra’ in his village Devgarh and is currently working on an educational programme on skill development and illiteracy through his organisation ‘Prabhashri Gramodaya Sewa Aashram’. d r a w A

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itself and chose Udaipur as his 'Karma Bhumi'. His keen interest in teaching and research has been n a r widely recognised. Today, he is considered to be an encyclopedia of knowledge among historians and a h an inspirational mentor for large number of researchers in history. He has been instrumental in a developing 28 Ph.Ds on different aspects of history and archaeology. Over the years he has acquired M the skill of reading and understanding old scripts making him an expert in this field. Many researchers now look to him to understand and interpret the ancient scripts before reaching to any conclusion. With such rare knowledge and understanding, Dr. Mathur has established the date of The Dewar War and The History of Maharana Pratap over the Mughals by cross tallying all controversies. Prof. Bhanwar Lal Bhadani, Bikaner 2020

He is retired as Professor of History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. He was also a Former Chairman and Coordinator of The Centre of Advanced Study in History and is presently Senior Fellow in Indian Council of Historical Research, New Delhi. He has worked and specialised in the field of Social, Cultural and Economic History of Rajasthan, Medieval History. His major research work was published in 1999 titled ‘Peasants, Artisans and Entrepreneurs - Economy of Marwar in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century’ and ‘Water Harvesting, Conservation and Irrigation in Mewar (800-1700)’ in 2012. Presently he is working as a Senior Fellow, ICHR, New Delhi on a research project ‘Maharana Pratap on the basis of Archaeology and Literary Evidence’ and ‘Irrigation Technology and Environment in Medieval Desert States, Rajasthan’ sponsored by Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi.

Dr. Praveen Pandya, Jalore 2020 He is well-known Sanskrit poet, analyst and scholar. His work has been included in different leading anthologies of Sanskrit poetry. Jyotirjavalanam (2003), Udbahuvanata (2006), Jivaturusamadhvikam (2010), Adhottamatarani (2015) are his original Sanskrit poetry-collections. He is a scholar of Vedas, Upanishads, and Sanskrit Literature. He has contributed more than 20 original, translated and edited books. He has translated 'Hind Swaraj', one of Mahatma Gandhi’s books into Sanskrit as 'Hindsvarajyam' (2013). Soundaryasrotswini Narmada (2015) is a Sanskrit translation book awarded by the Sahitya Akademi, Delhi.

87 Maharana Sajjan Singh Award (Instituted in 1983-84) Maharana Sajjan Singh founded a printing press called 'Sajjan Mudranalaya' and 'Sajjan Kirti Sudhakar', a weekly journal was published from there. A library was created, under the guidance of 'Kavi Raja Shamaldasji' in the palace grounds of 'Sajjan Vani Vilas', where several academic collections in Sanskrit, Hindi and English were maintained.

It was here that Kavi wrote one of the most important works on Mewar history called 'Veer Vinod' and organised weekly poetry readings. Learned scholars who visited Udaipur during his time were given great respect and support. He was greatly influenced by Swami Dayanand Saraswati and accepted to become Chairman of the 'Arya Samaj's Representative Council'.

Maharana Sajjan Singh Award is a State Award. This award was instituted to honour work of permanent value to society through the medium of paintings, fine art, sculpture, architecture and craft.

Accession No. 2008.07.0242_R | Image courtesy: The City Palace Museum, Udaipur Although Maharana Sajjan Singh (r. 1874-1884 CE) passed away prematurely at a very young age, his achievement and contributions to the State of This Annual State Award consists of: Mewar were unparalleled. He provided electrification and piped drinking water and 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. established a municipal council in the city of 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. Udaipur. He created the Sajjan Niwas Garden and 3. A Felicitation Certificate. employed foreign gardeners to cultivate it. He 4. Cash Award of ` 51,001 each*. personally drew maps and drawings of buildings he * No. of recipients will be decided by the selection designed and constructed which astonished committee qualified engineers.

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Mr. Jahuraddin Usta, Bikaner Mr. Virendra Singh 'Rahi', Jaipur Mr. Nandlal Chaturbhuj Kumhar 1989 | Marble / Stone 1989 | Painting Molela, Nathdwara, Rajsamand | 1990 89 Terracota Mr. Harsh Chhajed, Udaipur Mr. , Jaipur Mr. Rajiv Khanna, Jaipur 1990 1991 1992 Seafane (Seafoam) Blue Pottery / Painting Architect

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Mr. Jugal Kishore Sharma 'Aatri', Jaipur Mr. Mahesh Chandra Jangid, Churu Mr. Rajendra Mishra, Jaipur 1995 | Sculptor 1996 | Wood Carving 1996 | Sculptor 90 Mr. Charan Sharma Dr. Sohan Lal Patni, Sirohi Mr. , Jaipur Nathdwara, Rajsamand 1997 1998 1997 | Painting Marble Art Sculpturist d r a w A

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Mr. Gopal Prasad Sharma - Painting, Jaipur 1999 Mr. Gopal Prasad Sharma was born in June 1964 Bhilwara. His paintings have two major aspects - minute miniature paintings and Mughal style painting. His miniatures painted on Rai seed demonstrate his remarkable skill. His work has impressed veteran artists and connoisseurs of the Miniature. Amongst his finest work is a series of portraits of prominent people painted on the Rai seeds including Mahatma Gandhi, Indira Gandhi and Mother Theresa of Calcutta whose depth of personality emerges with clarity. A man of brilliant versatility, his Mughal painting influenced by Picasso and the Indian artist Amrita Shergil show his constant search for the "refined values of life". With his unique style he has been honoured by the Rajasthan Lalit Kala Academy as well as by the Chief Minister of Rajasthan.

Dr. Ravindra D. Pandya - Researcher, Dungarpur 1999 Dr. Ravindra D. Pandya was born in February 1946. He has emerged as a patron of the cultural heritage of southern Rajasthan in general and of the Vagar region He has carried out an extensive research survey of wall paintings in the 18th to 20th centuries in southern Rajasthan and at Shivpuri (M.P.) Dr. Ravindra Pandya has also written a number of articles on the sculptural art of the ancient monument of Arthuna village and Galiakot and on folk art of tribal peoples. Dr. Ravindra Pandya has been admired and honoured by the Government as well as Non Government Socio-Cultural organisations for his remarkable research and work in the field of regional art, culture and history.

91 Dr. (Ms.) Veerbala Bhavsar - Painting, Jaipur 2000 Dr. (Ms). Veerbala Bhavsar was born in Ahmedabad in 1941. She gained a Ph.D in tribal art motifs of Southern Rajasthan from Rajasthan University in 1986 and M.A in drawing and painting in First Division. She taught fine arts in Gujarat between 1964 and 1973. She is a member of many state and national committees and has participated in many exhibitions all over India including 21 solo shows. She uses only river sand in her paintings of which some of her work is in the hands of private collectors. She has received The All India Award 'TIAS", All India Award M.K.K.P 'Smriti Shreshrtha' award, All India Award. Her book on tribal art - Kala was published in 1993 by the Publication Division, New Delhi in November 1993.

Dr. Satya Narain Bhardwaj - Seafane (Seafoam), Udaipur 2000 Mr. Satya Narain Bhardwaj was born in Alwar. He gained a diploma in drawing, painting and pottery in Jaipur.He is the recipient of a State Level Award in 1986 from the Government of Rajasthan for his seafane (seafoam) Art. He has participated in the Rajasthan Lalit Kala academy of Jaipur, the National Lalit Kala academy, New Delhi and the National Award Section (Development Commissioner H.C) as well as the Rajasthan State level Award Section (Handicraft section). He was invited by the Government of India to hold his own show in Mumbai and at The Suraj Kund Fair of Haryana.

Mr. Mohan Lal Kumhar - Terracotta, Molela, Rajsamand 2001 Mr. Mohanlal Kumhar was born in 1941 in the village of Molela - Nathdwara. He is a master craftsman in the art of terracotta pottery having learnt the craft from his father Mr. Chaturbauj Kumhar as a child. As a dedicated craftsman, Mr. Mohanlal has devoted his life to this art, teaching his children, in pursuit of the preservation of this heritage for future generations. In recognition of his talents, in 1983-84, he was honoured by The State Government and further awarded The President Award, presented to him personally by the President of India in 1988, He has visited America, Australia and many other countries to exhibit his art. His work is also exhibited permanently in many prominent cities in India.

Mr. Mohmmad Rafiuddin - Painting, Jaipur 2001 Born in 1968 at Jaipur, Mr. Mohmmad Rafiuddin belongs to the family of well know art -lover Azizuddin. Just after his upper primary education, Rafiuddin started learning painting. At the age of 11, received first state award in the field of painting. He specializes in the Mughal School of art reputed for its beautiful miniature paintings, depicting rural life style; Krishna Leela, Temples - Mosques, Garden, and Palaces. He has received many awards at state level and his work has been widely exhibited in India and overseas.

Mr. Indar Sharma - Painting, Nathdwara 2002 Mr. Indar Sharma was born in 1923 in Udaipur. He was awarded a gold medal in Dolikar Shethjee's mural competition in 1950. In 1942 he was invited to Karachi to assist painting work in the Karachi temple and the following year worked on paintings of Jai Shree Ram and Jai Shree Krishna with complete Janamleela in Kolkatta. In 1979 at the behest of Air India he visited the USA to demonstrate the techniques of miniature painting and completed a life size portrait of A.C. Bhaktivedanta Shri Prabhupada for a Temple. In 1983 he worked on paintings for Prajapita Brahma Kumaris at Mount Abu in Rajasthan and the same year completed a painting of Emperor Akbar, for the National Museum of . His paintings are exhibited in the National Museum of Singapore, temples in the USA and are held in private Collections

92 Mr. Himmat Lal Lohar - Tarkashi, Udaipur 2002 Mr. Himmat Lal Lohar was born in 1965 in Udaipur. He is the descendent of an age old artisan family which expertise in the craft of Tarkashi and has carried on this very special exclusive and traditional craft in Rajasthan. The art of working with inlay made of metal wire (known as Tarkashi) is used on the shield of ceremonial swords. A pointed instrument makes Cheera which is applied to the iron, after which it is "fired" again. Once the iron has cooled the gold, or silver wires are fitted into the Cheera before the final process of Pressing takes place. Mr. Lohar has been recognised for his work by the District Industry Centre and awarded in 1977-1978 by the Government of Rajasthan at the State level.

Mr. Vakar Husain and Mr. Entazar Husain -Glass Work, Udaipur 2002 Mr. Vakar Husain (Guddu) and his brother Mr. Entazar Husain were born in Uttar Pradesh but have settled in Udaipur. They are both reputed craftsman specializing in the intricate design and implementation of glass work on jewellery, tableware and objects. Guddu met with fame when he presented a work of Ganesh to the actress . They participated in their first handicraft exhibition at Chittorgarh in December 1996 organised by the District Industries Centre and have subsequently taken part in a number of exhibitions and trade fairs most recently the Udaipur Rural Mela and Shilpgram Utsav 2000

Dr. Jyoti Swaroop Sharma - Painting, Jodhpur 2003 d r Dr. Jyoti Swaroop Sharma was born in Jodhpur in 1953. His Endeavour has been to study the a w A methodology involved in traditional handicrafts and his gold embossing on leather has evolved h g

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Mr. Kamal Sharma - Painting, Udaipur 2003 As a student from the City of Udaipur, Mr. Kamal Sharma was recognised, in 1988 and again in 1993, by the Maharana Mewar Charitable Foundation for his artistic talent. Since then, Mr. Sharma has meaningfully developed his talents by creating awareness for environmental issues through his paintings. His work has been recognised by National level Institutions including the Central Ministry of Environment and Forests. The Maharana Mewar Foundation is proud to honour Mr. Kamal Sharma for his outstanding contribution for his work of permanent value in the field of painting for 2002-2003.

Mr. Pushpendra Singh Rathore of Ratlam - Glass Work, Jaipur 2004 Shri Pushpendra Singh Rathore, was born on 4th July, 1947 in Madhya Pradesh. He is an artist specializing in Stained Glass Work. This art is more than five hundred years old that came to India with the Europeans and was immediately adopted by the Rajput rulers to decorate their houses. Shri Pushpendra Singh Rathore is very conscious that this specialist art is dying out and encourages young boys and girls to take up this form of art as a career with training programmes. Shri Pushpendra Singh Rathore has been awarded by the state Govt. a State Level Award besides many other prestigious awards. India's only specialist art Magazine "Inside-Outside" has published a special article about this rare art form.

93 Dr. Nathu Lal Verma - Painting, Jaipur 2004 Dr. Nathu Lal Verma was born into a traditional artist family. He achieved his Master Degree in Drawing and Painting from University of Rajasthan, Jaipur in 1981. Presently he is working as an Associate Professor of Fine Art in Rajasthan University, Jaipur. He has devoted his life to preserving and developing traditional Miniature and Fresco Painting. He has won many prestigious awards. He was honoured with National Award from Lalit Kala Academy in 2000. He has organised many exhibitions of his paintings not only in India but also abroad. He also held group shows Contemporary Art of India. He organized and participated in various Art Camps in Jaisalmer, Pushkar, Jaipur etc.

Mr. Lal Singh Bhati - Painting, Jodhpur 2005 Mr. Lal Singh Bhati was born on 10th July, 1962 Jodhpur. He is not only an expert in the restoration of ancient artifacts but also works engraving on wood, stone, mirror and leather/gold leaf items. He also paints with oil as well as painting miniatures all of which are his original creations. For the last 18 years Mr. Bhati has also focused on education. He has been honoured with various prestigious awards. In 1989 he was awarded by Mr. R. Venkatraman, Former President of India for his work on leather with gold embossing. He was also acknowledged as Master Craftsman and awarded by the Government of Rajasthan.

Mr. Rajesh Jangid - Tarkashi, Jaipur 2005 Mr. Rajesh Jangid was born in August 1975. Even as a small child he was fascinated in Tarkashi Craft. Mr. Jangid was a recipient of a Merit Certificate for excellence from the State Govt. in 1991-92. He has received a State Award for his exquisite designs of delicate in-lay in Tarkashi on wood. Mr. Jangid has presented his work in Delhi, Goa, Chandigarh, Gurjat, Udaipur and in other regions where he has organised workshops in Tarkashi, a traditional art form that is fast disappearing. He was awarded the "National Merit Award" in 2001 and "Shilp Award" in 2002.

Mr. Vinod Kumar Jangid - Wood Carving, Jaipur 2006 Mr. Vinod Jangid comes from a long-established family of artists from whom he learnt the art of carving on at the age of 7 years. Mr. Vinod In 1984-85 he was honoured with the state Merit Award is sustaining their form of work successfully. In 1988 he was awarded the National Merit award and in 1996-96 his work was recognized by the then President of India, Dr. S.D. Sharma for his outstanding achievements. His most popular work is a 3 x 1.5 ft. flowerpot on which he has arranged 18 sub-folders and a beautifully carved life-sketch of lord Krishna, a work that took him a year to complete.

Mr. Kishan Sharma - Painting, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan 2006 Mr. Kishan Sharma is a well-known name in the field of traditional fine art, specifically Micro painting. He is an expert in creating clear and beautiful pictures of the great heroic figures of Mewar and India working on a very small grain of Mustard. In one particular series he created a painting that included Meera Bai, Mahatma Gandhi on a piece of Mustard. This form of art is known as micro painting. In addition to micro painting, Mr. Sharma has an equal command of painting with oil and on silk. He is also a gifted sketch artist miniature painter and adapt at modern painting skills. He is a proud-recipient of the state craftsmen-merit Award in 1996-97 and many other awards at State and district level.

94 Dr. Pradeep Shrivastav - Research on Shekhawati Frescos, Ajmer 2007 Dr. Pradeep Shrivastav, resident of Ajmer was born on July 28, 1954. Dr. Shrivastav has written many articles on art and culture, he is known especially for his exclusive research on the Shekhawati Frescos. The cultural and artistic history of Shekhawati Frescos written by Dr. Shrivastav is actually working as a pioneer for tourism development in the region. As a result of Dr. Shrivastav's research the frescos in the of Shekhawati region have become the center of attraction for international tourists. Dr. Shrivastav has also used exhibitions and Slide Shows as a medium to popularize the Shekhawati Frescos by systematic movement.

Smt. Qamrunnisha - Embroidery, Jodhpur 2007 Smt. Qamrunnisha, born on February 20, 1956, learnt the hereditary art of embroidery on leather shoes called 'Mojari' at the age of 20. She became an expert, doing it without making any drawing or sketch. She with this talent has made her recognition nationally in the field of handicraft. She has named different shoes as per there looks like Saleem Shahi Kashida Naukdar, Navrang Juti, Maharani Jodha Bai ki Janani Mojdi, Kachchi Janani Juti, Marwari Rangeen Kashida Mojri, Jodhpuri Nagra Juti etc. It is the specialty of her expert hands that the shoes designed by her are not only artistic and picturesque but also light and comfortable. For this talent of she has won various awards and credentials.

Mr. Ajay Kumar Garg - Miniature Painting, Jaipur 2008 d r Mr. Ajay Kumar Garg was born on 21st November 1971 in Dholpur, Despite severe sight, hearing a w A and speech impairment he has become a talented artist. Ajay is now a specialist in miniature paintings h g

and mastered the art of the single hair brush stroke on paper, rice and even almonds. He held his first n i S exhibition at Karnaraka Chitra Kala Parishad, Bangalore in 1991 where 144 out of 150 of his n a j

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Mr. Ikrammuddin Khan - Lac Bangles, Jaipur 2008 Mr. Ikrammuddin Khan is descended from an illustrious family of craftsmen, the more distinguished because of his lack of formal education. His career started at an early age and for 40 years he has dedicated his working life to hand- making' Lac Bangles'. The unusual technique he uses is one of the oldest forms of arts of which he is a Master Craftsman. He is winner of the Virasat International Award 2002 'Jaipur Shaan'. He has been honoured with a degree of Master in the World of Arts from the Development Commissioner, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, New Delhi. His long line of achievements is not yet exhausted as he is committed to protecting this dying art, which dates back some 5000 years.

Mr. Iqbal Sakka - Miniature Art Work on Gold, Udaipur 2009 Mr. Iqbal Sakka, is a resident of Kheradiwada's lane in Udaipur. He is a gold smith by profession. His work includes, a 100-milligram, fifteen-inch long chain that was the first miniature artwork, to be entered into the Guinness Book of records in 1991. Recently he broke both previous records by making a 100-milligram chain of 41cm length with 1600 links. He has made a replica of The World Cup Cricket Trophy in gold that weighs 310 milligrams and is just 4mm in height. In 2003 he carved The Characters world cup cricket ball and the . Mr. Iqbal, artwork is based on the theme of national integration .The technique of preparing the artwork is an expensive and time consuming task requiring considerable patience and energy.

95 Mr. Nand Kishore Verma - Miniature Painting, Jaipur 2009 Mr. Nand Kishore Verma comes from Jaipur. He was a recipient of the National Award for Master Craftsmen/Artist in 2005 conferred by Government of India and received the State Award for Miniature Painting in 2002 and 2003. He has exhibited and given live demonstration programmes all over India as well as in other countries including Bucharest, Romania and Surajkund. Mr. Verma is combining contemporary and traditional elements to create intriguing icons. His favorite subject is "Lord Krishna". His Endeavour is to depict "Lord Krishna" as real, as 'one of us' with an abundance of expression of divinity, sublimity and power. He is now specializing in painting with "Precious Gemstones and works with 24 Carat Gold Leaf" For the last 30 years he has been teaching art and the technique of miniature painting classes of Indian and foreign students.

Mr. Jitendra Singh Chandel - Miniature Painting, Jaipur 2010 Mr. Jitendra Singh Chandel is from Jaipur. He learnt Miniature painting, aged 14 from his father. In the early days due to lack of financial means, he was provided space in a hotel to write names of guests on rice grain. He has been presented with a number of awards over the past 20 years including a certificate of appreciation and a place in the Guinness Book of World Record. This artist from the western Indian state of Rajasthan has created wonderful miniature masterpieces including the painting of a world map on a grain of til (sesame seed) and also writing 450 letters on a single strand of human hair. It took him six months to inscribe 1850 letters 'I Love my India' on a grain of rice.

Smt. Zenab - Kota Doriya, Kota 2010 Smt. Zenab hails from Kota. She didn't receive any formal education or training but learnt this craft from her parents. She is the recipient of the National Award Certificate in contribution to the development of Kota Doria Cotton Craft. She has participated in various craft fairs allover India, including Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur 2005; Jodhpur Urban Haat 2004; Pushkar Craft Mela 2000; Republic Day Fair, Department of Culture, Government of India 1998; Taj Mahatosava, UP Tourism 1997 and 2005 and many more. She has designed and woven symbols of all the States of India into her sari and promoted integration in the form of art and craft with colours and societal livelihood. It takes her three days to weave a simple sari and approximately four months to work on heavier fabrics.

Mr. Gopal Saini - Blue Pottery, Jaipur 2012 Mr. Gopal Saini was born on 5th September 1963. The Blue Pottery of Jaipur is made from a low temperature glazed pottery that gets its name from the blue patterns made on the white base of pottery. He attended a workshop in Iceland, deputed by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India in 2011. He participated at the India International Trade Fair (Demo) New Delhi, 2011 as well as attending several exhibitions all over the country. He works on cutting and embossing work in Blue Pottery. He produces ashtrays, decorative gift items, ceramic bowls, coffee mugs, paperweights, pen holders, perfume bottles, pickle jars and tea sets.

Mr. Prithvi Raj Kumawat - Wood Carving, Jaipur 2013 Mr. Prithvi Raj Kumawat born in Jaipur on the 14th August 1964. He achieved extraordinary skills creating distinctive miniature and very difficult carvings to create something unique using different woods as well as using Shells, Marble and Gemstone. He was conferred State Award in the year 1986- 87 for excellence for his carving on Rosewood; National Merit Certificate in the year 2004 for excellence for his carving with wood 'Radha-Krishna'. He exhibited his art at several places in India. In 2010 India Expo, Greater Noida, U.P.; Darya Sangam kala Academy, Panaji, Goa; Crafts Mela, Surajkund Haryana etc. His International Exhibitions exposure was held at TENDENCE Fair, Frankfurt, Germany 2010; Singapore Expo. Singapore 2011; Port of Spain, West Indies 2011; International Autumn Fair 2012 Birmingham, United Kingdom 2012.

96 Mr. Kamlesh Jangid - Wood Carving, Jaipur 2015 Mr. Kamlesh Jangid was born on the 1st October 1988. He is a Master in the art of Miniature Carving on wood - the art of wood carving and designing. Wood carving is widely practiced in many pans of India. Mr. Jangid carves motifs on wood from characters of Rajasthan that includes Gods and Goddesses, mythological figures and animals. His master-piece is a sword carved from wood depicting various episodes based on the life of Maharana Pratap. The wooden sword includes a Haldighati war scene, Vijaystambh of Chittorgarh, Maharana Pratap with Horse Chetak, Maharana Prarap with Bhamashah. He has received various awards for his excellence in wood carving. He has participated at National and State level fairs and festivals.

Mr. Akash Choyal - Beads, Udaipur 2016 Born on February 1974 Mr. Akash Choyal earned his degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts from M.S. University, Vadodara. He has been known in the Indian art world for his vision and his confrontation with the real and the imaginary. Akash is a painter, printmaker, sculptor, photographer, videographer, and a futurist and above all loves dance and music. His concept of space is quite unconventional and his use of three dimensional-cum-relief like pictorial surfaces is his forte. Akash's major exhibitions are Solo shows held internationally and nationally at the 'India Art Fair' 2012; SALON 2010, de la Nationale des Beaux-Arts at Carrousel Du Louvre. As a modernist Akash Choyal has successfully formed his own contemporary language of art that, as a professional artist has taken him on a search for new aesthetics.

Mr. Ram Swaroop Sharma (Jangid) - Tarkashi, Jaipur 2017 d r Mr. Ram Swaroop Sharma born in Jaipur. He is a master in the craft called 'Tarkashi Inlay' working a w A for the last 43 years. Tarkashi is a technique of inlaying fine flat wire (brass, copper or silver) in wood. h g

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Mr. Gopal Swami Khetanchi - Painting, Jaipur 2017 Mr. Gopal Swami Khetanchi born in Churu, Rajasthan. He grew up in Rajasthan in an artistic environment and started painting himself at the age of 15 on portraits before diversifying. He then developed his painting skills in Mumbai, painting forts and depicting the State in his work. Over the years, he has captured the culture, traditions, rural beauty, crafts and textiles of Rajasthan. He is known for giving a unique Indian or Rajasthani touch to his works, especially to textiles and background. His painting titled 'Bani-Thani' was used in the promotion for Le Festival des Ecrivains du monde: held in Paris in 2014. He believes that while art may not offer solutions to social problems, it helps bring them into focus.

Mr. Abhishek Joshi - Phad Art Painting, Shahpura, Bhilwara 2018 Mr. Abhishek Joshi, born on 30th April 1975 Bhilwara, Rajasthan. He is Master in the traditional craft called 'Phad' and has dedicated his work to this art since 1986. More than 700 years old, phad originated in the Bhilwara region of Rajasthan and owes its popularity to its accompanying oral tradition. The Shahpura's Traditional Phad Painting has its unique place in the world of Indian arts. The Phad is a religious scroll painting practiced in Rajasthan. It is traditionally done on a long piece of cloth or canvas, known as Phad. Narratives of folk deities of Rajasthan are depicted relating to the life of incarnations. The colours used in Phad are painstakingly extracted from natural sources like stones, flowers and herbs. Mr. Joshi has participated in a number of exhibitions in India and has won many awards and accolades for his commendable work.

97 Mr. Jamna Lal Kumhar - Terracotta, Molela, Rajsamand 2019 Mr. Jamna Lal Kumhar was born on the 11th July 1967 Rajsamand. He has been a traditional Terracotta Art and Craft artist for the last 42 years. Over the past 30 years, Jamna Lal Kumhar has participated in a number of exhibitions in India and overseas including the Kalagram Crafts Fair; the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad; the Academy of Fine Arts, Prague; He has received the Rajasthan State Award and National Awards in 2013-14 and 2017-18. He was Honoured by the Master Artisan of the Year in the 2nd International Crafts Awards 2018; A Certificate of participation was presented to him at the 4th World Living Heritage Festival 2018 held at The City Palace, Udaipur 2018; he won the Rajasthan State Gold Medal Award for folk art in Kalakand Art Contest 2018, Chandigarh.

Mr. Amrit Lal Sirohiya - Jems carving, Jaipur 2020 He received National Award from Ministry of Textile, Government of India in 2016 as the first National Awardee in the field of gemstone carving art. As a confident and exceptional artist, he has become a significant influence as a professional in the art of gemstone carving through his critical insight and relentless effort. He was tutored by eminent masters in Jaipur and for the past 20 years, has worked diversely and exclusively to preserve this traditional art form. He has tutored around 60 -65 young students under ‘The Creation of Gem Stone Carving Institute’. With his imagination and creativity, artist has worked on a defined shape that highlights minute detail and reflects his talent working with gemstones through the process of carving.

98 Dagar Gharana Award (Instituted in 1981-82)

Dhrupad and Dhammar are a very ancient style of Zakruddin Khan Dagar were some of the Gayaki which occupies an important place in the descendants of Ustad Ruidas Dagar who excelled in world of Indian classical music. Ustad Ruidas Dagar this form of music. was the first known exponent of this form of Gayaki. He was a very famous singer in the court of The Dagar Gharana Award is a State Award named the . His successors continued to after the illustrious House of Dagar who made perform and adopted the Dhrupad and Dhammar Dhrupad and Dhammar Gayaki their personal and as their personal style of Gayaki and for nearly identifiable symbol of excellence in Indian classical music. This award was instituted to honour twenty one generations, descendants of Ustad d r musicians for work of permanent value to society a Ruidas Dagar have continued to excel in this style to w A

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Ustad Ruidas Dagar's family first migrated to Jaipur from Delhi and finally during Maharana Sajjan Singh's time made Udaipur their permanent home. They were given great respect and provided full patronage to continue their music in the Court of Mewar. Ustad Nasiruddin Khan Dagar, Ustad Ziauddin Khan Dagar, Ustad Nasir Moinuddin Khan Dagar, Ustad Allah Banda Khan Dagar, Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Khan Dagar, Ustad 99 Mrs. Sohini Bai, Bikaner Mr. Purushottamdas Pakhavji Khan Sahib Nazir Moinuddin Dagar (Posthumous) 1982 Nathdwara, Rajsamand Udaipur 1982 1983 r r u u p p i i a a d d U U

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Mr. Amrit Lal Keertankar, Nathdwara 2000 Mr. Amrit Lal Keertankar was born in Nathdwara in 1926. He learnt the Drupad from his father and later learnt the Sarangi from Pt. Onkar Das Thakur in Baroda and Ustad Teekam Das. He participated in the Sangeet Prabhakar music examinations from Allahabad Sangeet Samiti and gained a degree of Sangeet. Visharad from Gandharva college, Mumbai. He has given live performances extensively in India but due to his devotion to Lord Shree Nathji has declined to travel abroad. He possesses an equal command of vocal and instrumental music and has performed with renowned musicians including Padma Shri Pagal Das Pakhawaji (At ) Padma Shri .

Mr. Umakant and Mr. Ramakant Gundecha, Bhopal 2001 Born in Ujjain, in Madhya Pradesh, Umakant and Ramakant Gundecha were initiated into the Dhrupad Style of music by their parents. After receiving a conventional university education they went on to study Dhrupad music with the world famous vocalist Ustad Zia Fariduddin Khan Dagar and Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Khan Dagar, the distinguished performer of Rudra Veena. As well as many musical compositions which they have been instrumental in scoring for film documentaries, their voices have been memorably recorded on both cassette and compact disc. Apart from acquiring many awards and Fellowships, today, these two brothers are concentrating on establishing an Institute of Dhrupad in Bhopal. They have rightly been described as the "hottest duo" in Dhrupad singing in India.

Ustad Rahim Fahimuddin Khan Dagar, New Delhi 2002 Ustad Rahim Fahimmudin Khan Dagar was born in Alwar in 1927. At the age of 5 his elder brother the legendary Ustad Nasriuddin Khan Dagar initiated him in the art of music by tying the symbolic thread on his wrist. He learnt Sanskrit from both his father and Pt. Girdhari Lal acquiring the ability to recite texts with accuracy and for 12 years he studied the Rudra Veena with his uncle, Ustad Ziauddin Khan Dagar. His rare talent has been recognised by several awards including the Sangeet Ratan award in 1956, The Druphad Ratan 1994-95 the Indira Gandhi Fellowship, 1997 and Ustad Hafiz Ali Khan Award 1998. Ustad Rahim Fahimuddin Khan Dagar is one of the few musicians today whose singing conveys the authentic depth of the ancient traditions of Shastriya Sangeet.

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Dagar Gharana Award Ustad Moinuddin Khan, Jaipur 2006 Ustad Moinuddin Khan was born into a family of Sarangi players. Ustad Moinuddin Khan is a high- ranking artist in Hindustani Classical Music. All India Radio and Doordarshan have broadcasted his solo programmes under the National Programme of Music. He is equally proficient in both Hindustani Classical and Light Indian Music. He is also renowned for his decorous manner in presenting "Asthai-Alaap-Antra" in Vilambat and Drut with Laykari. He has also faultless control over Taan-Gamak. Today this eminent recipient of the Surmani Award. Sangeet Kala Ratan who has accompanied some of the great names in music, Sobha Gurtu, , , to name but a few, has no misgivings to accompany and play with local musicians.

Mrs. Sulochana Brahaspati, New Delhi 2007 Mrs. Sulochana Brahaspati, born in Allahabad, started receiving musical training at a very tender age from her elder sisters Kalindi Neghe & Sharayu Kalekar. She received training in vocal music from Pt. Bholanath Bhatt and Ustad Mushtaq Hussain Khan. Today, Sulochana Brahaspati's repertoire consists of hundreds of Acharya Brahaspati's compositions. Her distinctive singing style truly exudes class, sophistication and charisma. Her rendition of Dhruvapad, Khayal, Thumari, and Tappa singing is a shimmering reflection of our rich heritage. Her book entitled "Khusro, Tatha Anya Kalakar" has been awarded the best book of 1977 by Author's Guild of India and Federation of Indian Publishers in the World Book Fair 1977. Her other book, an applied research work entitled "Raga Rahasya", deals with the formulation and secrets of Ragas.

Mr. Mehmood Dhaulpuri, New Delhi 2008 Mr. Mehmood Dhaulpuri born on 23rd March 1954 at Dhaulpur District, Rajasthan is an eminent harmonium player. He received his early musical training from his grandfather Ustaad Budhha Khan and was later groomed by the late Ustaad Naasir Ahmed of Delhi Gharana. He has now been performing for 33 years. He has accompanied many top ranking artists including Mrs. , Mr Bheemsen Joshi, Pr. Jasraj, Smt. Kishori Amonkar and many other renowned personalities. He has received "Padamshri" for his contribution in the field of music. He has also received an academy award from the former Chief Minister of The Government of Rajasthan. Many of his recordings are now available on the market.

Smt. Vrinda Mundkur, Mumbai 2009 Ms. Vrinda Mundkur is a classic Hindustani vocalist, initiated into music by her mother Smt Aruna Rao, herself an accomplished artist. Ms. Mundkur performs with ease and dexterity in the style of Khayal, Thumri, Dadra, Tarana and . After graduating, she imbibed the delicate intricacies of the popular from Pandit Firoz Dastur. Later she came under the tutelage of Pandit Batuk Dewanji, a veteran of the Agra Gharana. She also got trained under Smt. a maestro and the queen of Thumri. She is an acclaimed artist on All India Radio and Television. She is on the panel of artists of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, New Delhi. She has been awarded the 'Sur Mani' by the Sur Singar Samsad, Mumbai. Her music has been recorded for 'Antara', an interactive guide to Indian Classical Music, distributed by Times Multimedia.

Dr. Varsha Agrawal, Ujjain 2010 Dr. Varsha Agrawal is the only female' artist of Sufiana Gharana of Kashmir from India who has received International recognition for her brilliant performance on the Santoor. She is a rare female artist who can play this unusual musical instrument from Kashmir. She started learning Vocal and at the age of six, since then she has been learning Vocal, Tabla and Santoor. She has been performing all over India for various prestigious organizations. She has travelled abroad where she has been enthusiastically applauded for her performance. She is considered one of the most brilliant young artists, a dedicated and emerging Santoor player who displays remarkable genius. She has perfected her art through strenuous training and riyaz earning appreciation from audiences all over the country.

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Dagar Gharana Award Mr. , New Delhi 2015 Mr. Ayaan Ali Khan is the seventh generation of a musical lineage known as the Senia Bangash School. He stepped into the world of music and the Sarod, at a very early age, with confidence, clarity, consistency and technical mastery that he learnt at his father's knee. He has been performing concerts in India and world -wide, since he gave his solo debut at the age of eight. Over the years he has been a regular performer at Konzerthaus in Vienna, - Symphony Hall in Birmingham, Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, Recital Hall, Het Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Centre d' Art Contemporain, Geneva and the UN International Labour Organisation auditorium, Geneva. In March 2014, he performed at The Getty Center in Los Angeles under its annual concert series 'Sounds of L.A.' His latest release is called Live in Lisbon, produced by Sarod Records released on iTunes recorded at Grande Auditorio Gulbenkian.

Mr. Prahlad Singh Tipaniya, Ujjain 2016 Mr. Prahlad Singh Tipaniya born in Ujjain in 1954 is one of the most compelling folk voices of Kabir in India today who combines singing with the meaning of Kabir in the Malwi folk style from Madhya Pradesh. He combines a powerful singing style and concerts are more than entertainment music. In Malwa he is not only admired as a singer, but also revered as one who propagates, with great personal intensity and engagement, the messages of Kabir. He has toured extensively in India as well as in the US and UK. His music has been played on the All India Radio Stations. He has received several awards including Malvi Ratna. Nominated Guru to teach Nirgun Kabir singing in the Malvi Folk Tradition, in the guru shishya tradition by the Uttar Madhyam Kshetra Sanskriti Kendra in 2008.

Ustad Ahmed Hussain and Ustad Mohammed Hussain, Jaipur 2017 These two brothers, who sing classical hails from Jaipur, Rajasthan. Ustad Ahmed Hussain was born on 3rd February 1951 and Ustad Mohammed Hussain on the 2nd December 1953. Their first album 'Guldasta' was released in 1980. Since then they have released about 50 albums including Naat, Rifaqat, Pyaar Ka Jazba, Kashish, Dil Ki Baat, Ai-Saba, Maan Bhi Ja. They have effectively applied the curative spiritual powers of their music to help heal cancer patients, the blind and physically challenged. The brothers have also performed to raise money to help those recovering from natural calamities such as earthquakes, flood and famines. They received many awards and accolades including Rajasthan Government State Award 2014; Apna Ustad Award; Golden Jubilee Award by Ameer Khusro Foundation, New Delhi; Indira Gandhi Achievers Award by Rashtriya Sena, New Delhi.

Shri Prashant Mallick and Shri Nishant Mallick, Noida 2018 Shri Prashant Mallick and Shri Nishant Mallick are popularly known as 'Mallick Brothers'. They belong to the illustrious music family and represent the 13th generation of this musical lineage of Darbhanga Gharana. Mallick Brothers are listed among the finest Dhrupad vocalists in the field of Hindustani Vocal. With the soulful voice and powerful singing style they have developed into artists of great maturity and are considered to be one of the torchbearers of the new generation in the field of Dhrupad music. The Mallick Brothers are "A" Grade artists of Dhrupad music of All India Radio and Doordarshan. They have also got an International recognition as accomplished Dhrupad singers by North American Dhrupad Association (NADA) USA. Their awards and accolades includes "Pandit Man Mohan Bhatt Memorial Award" from Sangit Kala Niketan, Jaipur - 2017; "Dhrupad Naad Ratna'' Award given by International Dhrupad Dham Trust, Gold Medal (Presidential Award) and many more. Ustad Mohi Bahauddin Dagar, Mumbai 2019 Ustad Mohi Baha'ud-din Dagar is an exponent of the Rudra Veena. His genre 'Dhrupad', is the oldest living vocal tradition of India and traces its roots to the SamVed. Born into the illustrious Dagar family of Dhrupad musicians in 1970. Mohi Baha'ud-din is a unique artist who has played for diverse and varied audiences in India and across the world. A cross-platform performer, he has made regular appearances on television and radio networks. Ustad Mohi Baha'ud-din Dagar has received numerous awards including Baiju Bawra Samman 2015, Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh; Rashtriya Samman 2014, Madhya Pradesh; The Sangeet Natak Akademi Award 2012- 2013, New Delhi; The Raza Award 2007, The Raza Foundation, New Delhi.

106 Ustad Sabir , Mumbai 2020 The renowned Sarangi player trained under his father Ustad Sultan Khan and grandfather Ustad Gulab Khan (Sarangi player and vocalist) and his uncle Ustad Nasir Khan (Sitar player). He was introduced to music when he was six years old through his grandfather Ustad Gulab Khan. He shared the stage with his father and as well as solo concerts. His technique of playing is a rare combination of note (sur) and rhythm (laya). d r a w A

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107 Rana Punja Award (Instituted in 1986-87) The name Rana Punja, who was a true During the British times when the son of the soil, is used with great coat-of-arms of Udaipur was reverence because of his registered with the Royal contribution and service to College of Heralds in the House of Mewar. He London the Maharana was the chief of his Bhil honoured the Rajputs tribe and one of the and the Bhils, in most trusted leaders recognition of their who fought with his joint contribution by fellow tribesmen along accepting the coat-of- side Rana Pratap in the arms of the state of famous battle of Haldi Mewar depicting them Ghati (A.D. 1576) both standing on either Even after the battle of side of the shield which Haldi Ghati he and his s h o w s t h e f o r t o f fellow tribesmen came forward Chittorgarh. This implied that frequently to assist the Maharanas the presence on the coat-of-arms of maintain the freedom of Mewar. the House of Mewar is not only acceptable but most appropriate and befitting. The Bhils proved that anyone who is prepared to lay Furthermore, it suggested that it was the Maharana, down his life to protect the independence of their the Rajputs and the Bhils, who collectively upheld mother-land does not have to belong to any the freedom of Chittorgarh. particular caste or creed. The most significant implication is that lack of resource is no Rana Punja Award is a State award. This award was impediment in the path of preservation of self instituted to honour works of permanent value to respect and self reliance. It further symbolises that society by a person of tribal origin in for centuries Mewar has believed in equality commemoration of the mutual trust and continued amongst all men. Rana Punja and his fellow Bhils association between the Bhil tribesmen and the were the first tribals to be given equal status to as any House of Mewar. other citizen of Mewar - a unique first in the . This Annual State Award consists of:

Because of such selfless devotion and loyalty the 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. name of Punja was given a prefix of Rana which is 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. the original form of address of the Maharana 3. A Felicitation Certificate. himself. The entire Bhil tribe is highly regarded by 4. Cash Award of ` 51,001 each*. the Mewar dynasty, to the extent that at the time of * No. of recipients will be decided by the selection succession, unless the Bhil chieftain puts a tilak with committee his own blood on the forehead of the person succeeding the deceased Maharana, he would not be recognised as the subsequent Maharana. According to historical evidence this tilak ceremony was performed till the reign of Rana Raj Singh I (r. 1653-1680 CE).

108 Mr. Bhikhabhai, Sagwara, Dungarpur Mr. Roop Singh Bhil, Bilakh, Kherwara Mr. Govind Amalia, Dungarpur 1987 1988 1989

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Mr. Vallabh Ram Pandore, Dungarpur Dr. J.K. Rot, Dungarpur Mr. Devi Lal Meena, Sarada, Udaipur 1995 1996 1997 109 Mr. Vella Ram Gogara, Dungarpur 1998 Mr. Shankar Lal Bodat, Kherwara 1999 Mr. Shankar Lal Bodat was born in village of Saroli, Udaipur district in 1957. Since 1993 he has been supporting the Akhil Bharatiaya Adivasi Vikas Parishad as Hony. Secretary, a voluntary non-political organisation, recognised at National level for its contribution to the welfare and development of scheduled Tribes in the country. A major aim of the Parishad is to organise workshops and national conferences and bring together the 250 recognised scheduled tribe communities for discussion. An adequate representation of women has been ensured so that they equally can voice their concerns and improve their skills. Mr. Bodat has collected more than Rs. 1,00,0000/- by enrolling members of the Parishad at National Level and he is the first Bhil Tribal from the Mewar Area to have been selected through the Union Public Service Commission as Joint Director.

Mr. Lal Shankar Pargi, Banswara 2000 Shri Lal Shankar Pargi comes from a tribal family of patriots from Southern Rajasthan of Rana Punja descent. He has devoted to improve and developed standards of the Bhil tribes by working for social reform and improvement of education and environmental needs. He has attended many conferences and policy making seminars at state and national levels putting his ideas and thoughts forward with force. He has made a major contribution to the process of standardization of laws related to scheduled tribes. He has also achieved success in putting across to people in rural areas the meaning of real democracy so that they have learnt to not only exercise their rights but also to perform their duties as citizens in a democratic society, He has been a strong voice in the anti-dowry movement and campaigned against bonded labor. Mr. Dayaram Parmar, Sarera 2001 Mr. Dayaram Parmar was born in 1945 in the village of Sarera. Committed to assisting others and specifically to improving the quality of life for the people in his district he was drawn to politics, starting his public life as Sarpanch of Sarera in 1965. In 1982 he was elected as Pradhan of Panchayat Samiti Kherwara. Since 1985 he has remained an elected member of the Legislative Assembly. Today, due to his commitment to duty and popularity amongst the people he has been entrusted with the portfolio of State Minister for Social Welfare, Tribal Area Development. During his 35 years of public life he has been committed to the upliftment of Socio-economic and Educational standards of the Tribal population.

Mr. Raghuveer Singh Meena, Parsad, Udaipur 2002 Mr. Raghuveer Singh Meena was born in the small village of Kharbar in Udaipur District. He became a member of the Legislative Assembly MLA in 1993 and was re-elected in 1998. The All India National Congress appointed him the State President of the Youth wing for five year tenure. As youth Congress State President he initiated many activities for the welfare of the youth and now, as a social political worker, he is trying to improve the status and education of the tribal community. He is committed to improving the quality of life for his community and has been instrumental in the development of modernized water hand pumps, new hospitals, schools and roads. He was previously a member of the committee for Home Affairs of Rajasthan.

110 Mr. Tara Chand Bhagora, Ratanpura, Dungarpur 2003 Mr. Tara Chand Bhagora, son of Mr. Lembaji Bhagora was born on 1st January, 1954 in Dungarpur, Rajasthan. Committed to helping others he was always there to solve others' problems. In 1995 he resigned from his job and plunged into the world of politics. Today he is a well respected parliamentarian for Dungarpur. In 2001 he become a member of All India tribal development council and started a nongovernmental institution for the all round development of the tribal people named the Dungarpur regional development institution. He has made a notable contribution in the field of public welfare, youth employment & education and is committed to the service of society and the Indian Nation.

Mr. Kanakmal Katara, Dungarpur 2004 Shri Kanakmal Katara belongs to Dungarpur, Rajasthan. He is a dedicated social worker, meritorious tribal thinker and has been rendering outstanding services to the tribal people of Mewar Region since 1977. He was elected as MLA from Sagwara Constituency and by recognizing his dedications towards tribal development, Shri Katara was appointed as Minister, Department of Tribal Development, Government of Rajasthan which has brought the tribal's into the mainstream of the society by strengthening their socio-economic condition. He started his career in 1980 as a teacher but abandoned his career to take up social work. He has also been actively associated with RSS, VHP & Vanvasi Kalyan Parishad, Sewa Bharti etc.

Mr. Amrit Lal Meena, Udaipur 2005 Mr. Amrit Lal Meena was born on 15th December 1951 at Jalpaka village, in Udaipur District. He has devoted his life for society on social, academic, economic and cultural issues particularly the problems of faced by women in rural areas especially against the exploitation of workers. The Late Indira Gandhi and Rajeev Gandhi were his inspiration and, following in their footsteps he has made it his life's goal to work for the deprived, backward and downtrodden. He is working with different social institutions to help the needy and those in need of hospitalization. He also works with students in helping them to find accommodation during the time of education. d r a w A

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the predominantly tribal Banswara district of Rajasthan. He was elected twice as Pradhan of R Anandpuri Panchayat Samiti in 1988-1991 and 1995-1998. Due to his commitment to social activities he was elected as Member of Parliament for Banswara-Dungarpur constituency in 1998. He remained Member of Rajasthan Schedule Caste- Schedule Tribes Commission in 2000-2005. Presently he is completing his second term of Zila Pramukh of Banswara District. He has led a campaign to rehabilitate the displaced people of Mahi project. He has also played a vital role in a literacy programme.

Mr. Arjun Lal Meena, Kherawara, Udaipur 2007 Mr. Arjun Lal Meena, born in Kherwara, Udaipur. He is a prominent social- political leader from the predominantly tribal area of Southern Rajasthan. He was active in tribal Students welfare Organisation from College days and made available coaching for the tribal students of the region. In 1999 he worked for the tribal society in the field of education, Medical & Health, Social empowerment etc. As a MLA, Mr. Meena has raised many questions in the legislative assemble of Rajasthan for the upliftment of tribal of the region. He is also responsible for the 5% reservation in the medical entrance exam for the Mewar born tribal students.

111 Mr. Mangilal Garasia, Gogunda, Udaipur 2008 Mr Mangilal Garasia born on 8th November 1970 at Gogunda. He was selected in the 11th Rajasthan Vidhan Sabha in 1998 and in the 12th Rajasthan Vidhan Sabha also in 2003. He became a member of Rajasthan SCST Welfare Committee in 1998. He has provided support in areas of education, social upliftment and medical facilities. He has started two hostels for women in Gogunda and one for men as well as providing facilities for children to study. He has also established 163 Rajeev Gandhi Pathshala's, 74 of which have now turned into established schools. Today there are 212 schools in Gogunda.

Mr. Mahaveer Bhagora, Salumbar, Udaipur 2008 Mr. Mahaveer Bhagora born on 17th April 1947 in BadIa village is a social activist and Member of Parliament. In 2004 he became a Member of Parliament from Salumber and a member of several state and national level committees. The only member from Rajasthan in the Forest and Environment Department Parliament Committee. ln 1991, he laid the foundation of 'Eklavya Sewa Sansathan' for the development of tribals. For the past 20 years he has endeavored to ensure that people from tribal areas can reach Udaipur for medical treatment. Under the auspice of Eklavya Sewa Sansthan in the Udaipur tribal area, children who have been used for labour are being saved from exploitation and are able to study in a school established through his endeavors.

Smt. Sajjan Katara, Udaipur 2009 Smt. Sajjan Katara, was born in 1954 in Kherwara district of South Rajasthan. She is a Member of Legislative Assembly from Udaipur Rural constituency and in this role has been associated with various activities of state government towards the welfare and development of tribal people giving valuable advice and input. She has helped to organize various medical camps, free eye check-up camps and other camps providing various medical and health services. She has been directly and indirectly associated with various organizations in the district working to bring people of the region into the mainstream of development whilst at the same time encouraging them to nurture their unique culture.

Mr. Nana Lal Angari, Udaipur 2010 Mr. Nana Lal Angari born in 1952 Jhadol. In 1984 he planted 75 trees and started to develop wasteland by continuing to plant 20-25 plants and trees. Today he has planted between 700 and 800 trees and plants and has been an inspiration to others in the community who are now developing their own wastelands. Between 1982 -1991, he was associated with a project on education, health and development. Nana Lal was the unanimous choice to head Van Utthan Sansthan, a network of village forest protection committees promoted by Seva Mandir, Udaipur that works in conjunction with the joint forest policy of the Government. He has directed a number of events that Van Utthan Sansthan has organised periodically since its inception.

Mr. Mahaveer Kharadi, Udaipur 2010 Mr. Mahaveer Kharadi was born in Banswara. He was the first person from his village to be selected at the age of 22 years in Rajasthan Administrative Services in 1997. His first posting was in Chittorgarh as Additional District Collector, then Development Officer at Sarda. He played a vital role in the opening of 700 Rajiv Gandhi Schools, which is a record in itself and has also worked in Jalore, Mount Abu, Pindwara and other locations. He organized several Bhajan Mandils and meetings to prevent Metana Pratha. He has also sponsored the education of tribal students from his own expenditure. He has worked with dedication for the enlistment of tribal people. He has prepared young people for their competitive exams and encouraged education of poor and homeless children.

112 Mr. Masru Lal Khair, Kotra, Udaipur 2012 Mr. Masru Lal Khair was born in 1974. For many years He struggled to support his family with various jobs. He joined Seva Mandir adult education center in 1987 as an instructor. Encouraged and convinced many local farmers of Kotra to join education center. He continued promoting the need for education and encouraged young people to study. He also spread awareness on various Government schemes. For years people had been encouraged to illegally encroach on forestlands and demand private ownership. He was instrumental in convincing them that forests are common property and must be protected. Due to his perseverance Dadmia became one of the first villages in Kotra to undertake the protection and development under a Joint Forest Management Program (JFM).

Mr. Shankarlal Dama, Sagwara Pal, Udaipur 2013 Mr. Shankarlal Dama was born in June 1967 in Sagwara. Mr. Dama joined an Adult Education Centre in Sagwara in 1973-74 run by Seva Mandir and started to raise awareness on education. At the same time Shankarlal Dama associated himself with various programmes: formation of village groups, conservation of local natural resources; right to education and other community activities. He was convinced that without education, development would not be possible. He leveraged support from Seva Mandir to build 4 classrooms in his village school and demonstrated his commitment to work for the betterment of women. He has also contributed to a number of gender based activities; girl child education; social rituals such as moutana, witchcraft and others which have had negative impacts on the development of the community.

Ms. Prakrati Kharadi, Udaipur 2013 Ms. Prakrati Kharadi was born in 1980 in Dungarpur, Rajasthan. Since a small child she has believed passionately in the need to educate tribal people and child education movement in Dungarpur, Rajasthan. She took on the responsibility to find poor and illiterate tribal children and provide them with education. With the help of the Mahi Sagar Foundation Trust she gathered together tribal women and helped to spread awareness about malnutrition and illiteracy. At the present time, around 5000 tribal girls and boys have received education because of her efforts. She has been applauded by several institutions and dignitaries for her contribution, dedication and responsibility for working with the tribal people. d r a w A

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committed to working towards tribal development. He chooses a path of societal improvement, a R rare and difficult path, as he realised that tribal communities in Rajasthan comprise an important dimension of the great Indian society. To provide them with authority, he associated himself with various programmes such as special provision for the advancement in education; upliftment programs, the right to education, medical aid facilities, opening employment resources, transportation facilities, poverty, health & nutrition and other community outreach programmes and activities. He has also worked towards the provision of irrigation facilities in tribal societies as another source of employment to raise their standard of living by working on the land.

Mr. Laxmanlal Damor, Dungarpur 2016 Retired army man Mr. Laxmanlal Damor has earned recognition as 'mountain man' of wagad after he carved out an approach road leading to a hillock in bhuwali village of palwada gram panchayat in dungarpur district. He did this to facilitate transportation of construction material to build toilets in his village under the swachh bharat mission. A few houses in the village which are situated on a hillock didn't have an approach road which had been an obstacle in transportation of construction material. Instead of applying for government help, Mr. Damor motivated people to collect money to carve out a road for them. A contribution of `5000 from each household was taken and he led the construction work himself and worked intensively for two months until finally the road was made. Now, all the households have a toilet.

113 Ms. Moti Meena, Salumber 2017 Ms. Moti Meena hails from Salumber, Rajasthan. This energetic tribal woman is a senior health worker with a non-government organisation that runs three clinics in remote villages of Salumber block in Udaipur. She spreads awareness on health issues and nutrition, educates women on ante-and post-natal care, checks on tuberculosis patients during the community outreach, and counsels walk-ins at the clinic at Berawal Gram Panchayat. Around 2007, she joined Aajeevika Bureau, a non-government organization that was working in the remote villages of Salumber block, running a family empowerment programme for rural women. She has organized many meetings of women in her village, telling them about family planning measures, spacing, contraceptives, as well as ante-natal and pre- natal care. In 2012, she was given the opportunity to apply for a nine-month paramedic training to Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh.

Ms. Vardi Bai, Gogunda, Udaipur 2018 Ms. Vardi Bai resident of Malaira Village, She has become leader of Social Change in the society. She joined the women's group promoted by Seva Mandir in 1990. Later she was appointed as a member of Gram Vikas Committee in 1993. She now devotes a great deal of time volunteering to help with welfare activities in her village. To include successful outcomes from her efforts it is notable to mention her contribution in making a place for women in the Jaati Panchayat. She took a stand against the issue of Jaati Panchayats and has positively influenced the reduction of the practice of polygamy in villages. She has also played an important role in removing encroachments for the protection and development of village. She is now efficiently heading and organizing Women's Resource Centre at Malaira.

Mr. Jhalam Chand Angari, Jhadol, Udaipur 2019 Mr. Jhalam Chand Angari hails from village Jhadol. He has worked in Forest Conservation contributing to community mobilization. His significant contribution to the people of Jhadol has been through Van Utthan Sangh, formed in 1997 that was formally registered in 2000. Van Utthan Sansthan is a network of Village Forest Protection Committees. In 1987, when Udaipur was affected by acute drought, Jhalam Chand garnered community support to establish an anicut in his village to enable fresh water reserves. It was with his support in community advocacy, that land where no single tree could be found before 1990 is today covered with grass and trees, providing at least 700 kilograms of grass to each family every year. Jhalam Chand's leadership qualities in bringing people together for their own well-being and development became popular even with Seva Mandir, Udaipur.

Dr. Mangi Lal Parihar, Chittorgarh 2020 He is working in the Nuclear Fuel Complex, Kota Project of Department of Atomic Energy. He has also learnt many other techniques in the field of health care including Naturopathy, Reflexology, Acupressure and has started to see patients who have had problems with backache, spondylitis, frozen shoulders amongst other conditions. He started giving his time to patients after office hours at no cost. Dr. Parihar is an eloquent speaker, instructor, motivator, counsellor, holistic healer using the alternative system of medicines. He has conducted more than 350 health awareness programs for approximately 40000 citizens during the last 8 to 9 years in various parts of the country.

114 Aravali Award (Instituted in 1983-84)

The Aravali range of mountains stretches, with its The Aravali Award is a State Award. This award is rugged terrain, from beyond the southern part of instituted to honour and encourage outstanding Mewar right across western Rajasthan ending sportsperson for achieving distinction in any almost near Delhi. With their vast mineral wealth discipline of sports and games. and strategically positioned fortresses, the Aravali range of mountains has played an important role in This Annual State Award consists of: local history. The Aravalis have also been the home 1. A Ceremonial Shawl. of the brave Bhil tribes who were loyal followers of 2. A 'Toran' plaque of honour. the Maharanas for centuries. 3. A Felicitation Certificate. d r

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115 Mr. Vivekbhan Singh, Udaipur Ms. Neeru Rathore, Udaipur Mr. Lakshman Singh, Jodhpur Cricket, 1984 Athletics, 1984 Golf, 1985

Dr. Ganpat Bansal, Udaipur Dafadar Raghubir Singh, Jhunjhunu Mr. Ram Krishan Purohit 'Lalljee' Badminton, 1985 Equestrian, 1986 Jodhpur Volleyball, 1986

Mr. Raj Kumar, Jhunjhunu Ms. Rama Pandey, Jaipur Ms. Varsha Soni, Jaipur Athletics, 1987 Volleyball, 1987 Hockey, 1988

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Ms. Shagufta Kazi, Bhilwara Ms. Shalu Sharma, Ajmer Mr. Virendar Singh Poonia, Jaipur Basket Ball, 1997 Basket Ball, 1998 Athletics, 1998

Mr. Tej Raj Singh - Hand Ball, Jaipur 1999 Mr.Tej Raj Singh was born in 1976 in Jaipur and attended Saint Zavier Sr. Secondary School and graduated at Rajasthan University, Jaipur. He is been playing Handball since 1989. Since that time he has played in 18 National tournaments and won three gold, one silver and one bronze medal. He has been declared best player of the tournament twice and the highest scorer from his team on many occasions. As captain of the India team and, for the first time ever in the history of hand ball in India his team won the gold medal in the 6th Commonwealth youth handball championship at Dhaka, in Bangladesh, in 1995. At senior level he has played in three championship games where in Jaipur the team gained first position.

Ms. Shabana Khan - Cricket, Udaipur 1999 Ms. Shabana Khan was born in Udaipur in 1976 where she was educated and attended Sukhadia University. In the 1980's she devoted her skills to basket ball excelling in senior district, inter collegiate tournaments and later senior state championships, before taking part In National level tournaments. She turned to cricket in 1996 at district level and by the following year was taking part in the central zone womens' cricket championship at state level. The Deccan Chronicle, Hyderabad recorded her achievements in Hyderabad on the 22nd December, She was also among the runs scoring 116 not out (17 fours) in her side's total of 267 for 8 in 50 over's at the Nizam college ground against Jaipur University who folded up for 147 in 39 over's as off-spinner. Ms. Shabana Khan has been awarded on Republic day by the District Administration on Independence Day.

118 Mr. Anoop Dave - Cricket, Banswara 2000 Mr. Anoop Dave was born in 1981 at Banswara and has emerged as a promising left arm orthodox leg spinner as well as a left hander batsman. He was selected for the Rajasthan in 1999 and 2000. As a result of this excellent performance he was selected for the under 19 for the rest of India team. As the only boy from Rajasthan, he was selected for the World Cup 19 cricket tournament held in Sri Lanka in January 2000 where he played league, and super league matches, semi final and final matches and contributed to India's win the Under 19 2000. As a result of this success he was selected for the India "B" Team in the Challenger Trophy held at Ahmedabad in February 2000 under the captaincy of Ajay .

Mr. Abhijeet Gupta - Chess, Bhilwara 2000 Mr. Abhijeet Gupta was born in Bhilwara in 1989 and at present a student of the 6th Standard. From early childhood Abhijeet was intrigued by the game of Chess and he competed in the Under 7 age group Championships in Mumbai at National level. From 1997, at both State and National level he has taken part in tournaments all over India representing Rajasthan State at sub -Junior level in August 1999 at Calicut and in the same month participating in a senior chess tournament in Bikaner. His ELO rating is 2141. He won the Commonwealth Chess championship for the under 12 age group in April 1999 at Bikaner and received press coverage, recognizing his talent in the Times of India for his participation in the Asian Youth Chess championship in Ahmedabad in December 1999.

Mr. Jaiveer Singh Shekhawat - Athletics, Jhunjhunu 2001 Mr. Jaiveer Singh Shekhawat was born in 1970 in Rajasthan. He is an all round athlete who has been playing for the State for the last nine years and has attained several bronze, silver and gold medals for his outstanding performances. He has represented in India at many International events and championships. In 1999-2000 he won a bronze, 3 silver and 2 gold medals. He also won a gold medal in the 40th open National Senior athletic event beating the Asian record holder and another gold medal when he set a new international record by beating the nineteen year record of the Australian Champion in the Shot-putt event. In the two years 1999-2000 he won 11 international medals for India and 14 national awards in various athletic championships.

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New Delhi in November 2001, and the Asian games which are being held in 2002 In . A Her husband Mr. Veerendra Poonia, also a recipient of the Aravali Award, is himself a successful athlete at International level.

Capt. Saurabh Singh Shekhawat - Mountaineering, Bansur, Alwar 2002 Capt. Saurabh Singh Shekhawat was commissioned into the 17th Maratha LI in 1994 and joined the 21st PARA (SF). He has been on expeditions to Nun, Thorang (Nepal) and Mana peaks and served as an instructor at Commando wing Belgaun. He was part of a seven man team whose conquest of Everest, from the Nepalese side, on the 23rd May 2001 received both national and international acclaim, including recognition by the Government of India for gallantry and he was awarded 'The Shaurya Chakra'. As he reached the summit he went down on his knees and touched his head to the peak to seek the blessing of Mother Goddess Chomlungama (Mt. Everest) the weather had packed up. We clicked a few photographs in summit poses with the Tricolor, Army and Regimental Flags. After spending 50 minutes on top of the world, we started our descent."

119 Baby Vinisha Joshi - Karate, Udaipur 2002 Baby Vinisha Joshi was born in March 1990. Her father is a skilled boxer and Karate expert and she received very early tuition, from him, at the age of two. She won her first gold medal for India (for 7-9 years) in 1997 in Kumite (Martial arts) and from that day forth she has never looked back. She won a gold medal in the year 2000 at the South Asia Karate competition at Dehradun and in 2001 she won a bronze medal at the 8th International Karate competition in Nepal.

Master Amanjyot Singh - Golf, Jaipur 2003 Master Amanjyot Singh was born in Jaipur in September 1990. At the age of 10 he held top position, category D on the National golf circuit. In 2002 he participated in the Asia Pacific junior/sub junior tournament in where he tied 8/9th position. Later that year he also participated in the world junior/sub junior golf championships in San-Diego, U.S.A. In 2001 he received a cash prize as recognition of his achievements from His Excellency the governor of Rajasthan. In 2002 he was selected for the State-level 'Protsahan' Award. In May 2003 he participated in the Asia-Pacific junior/sub junior golf tournament in Jakarta. The Indian Golf Union hopes to send him overseas for further training and have recommended his name to the Government of Rajasthan for sponsorship.

Major Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore - Shooting, Jaipur 2003 Major Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore was born in Jaipur in 1970. From an early age he was an outstanding all round sportsperson. He won numerous medals for boxing, horse polo, basket ball, volleyball, football, hockey and cricket. He won a gold medal in the junior discus throwing competition at Kendriya Vidyalaya National Athletics competition in 1983. He beat the record with a score of 191/200 which was the highest record scored in any internationally recognizes competition in the year 2002. He won a bronze medal at the Asian Clay shooting championship, was positioned 5th in the world cup shooting year 2000 and 4th in the Asian clay shooting championships in 2001. He has also pursued a successful and distinguished military career. He passed out of the Indian Military Academy with "Sword of Honour" in 1999 and served in Kashmir between 1994-96.

Mr. Om Veer Singh - Athletics, Jaipur 2004 Mr. Om Veer Singh is a very promising athlete from Rajasthan, who has represented the State at various National, International events. He has participated and won many gold, silver & bronze medals. Won a bronze medal in the Inter State Senior athletic tournament in 2000 at Kolkata and a gold medal in the Inter State Junior athletic tournament 2001 (High Jump) at Bangalore and likewise many more. He also broke the previous National record of High Jump. In February, 2001 he represented India in the International Indoor Athletic tournament (High Jump) at Rayat City of Iran and won a silver medal for the country. It is a matter of pride for Rajasthan that he has been selected for The South Asian Federation tournaments to be held in Pakistan in April 2004, where he will represent India.

Ms. Bhakti Sharma - Swimming, Udaipur 2004 She was born on 30th November 1989, Bhakti Sharma has the inherent quality of swimming. She swam 36 Kms. in the sea from Rajgarh - Dharmtal Harbour to the Gateway of India in 9 hours 36 minutes and forty seconds. Student of Class IX, Bhakti has now set her goal to cross the English Channel and is working very hard to achieve this target. She has won many gold and silver medals at various State and National level swimming competitions. In 2003 she won one gold and one silver medal at the CBSE National tournament at Chennai. She also holds two state swimming records in 100 mt. and 200 mt. swimming. In the month of December, 2003 she swam from Puru. Harbour to Gateway of India (12 Kms.) in 4 hours and 9 minutes.

120 Ms. Surbhi Mishra - Squash, Jaipur 2005 Ms. Surbhi Misra born on 9th July 1990, a diligent student of class IX of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Vidyashram Jaipur Kendra, she is part of a select group of sportspersons from Rajasthan who has brought glory to the state at national and international levels. The nimble-footed 14-year-old girl from Jaipur has carved a niche for herself in a sport which was recently declared by the Forbes magazine as one the toughest sports. For squash it is said: 'You can play any game to get fit but you have to be fit to play SQUASH'. The biggest moment for Surbhi came in January 2005 when she was selected to represent India in the XII Asian Junior Championships U-19 held in Chennai. she defeated Pamela Chua of Singapore and reached the pre-quarter-finals. Surbhi has entered Rajasthan's annals as a Squash champion.

Mr. Ambalal - Athletics, Jodhpur 2005 Mr. Ambalal Gurjar was born in Bhilwara District and is blind. Despite this he is a young athlete who has represented the state at various national and international events and whose success is acclaimed. It is a matter of pride for Rajasthan that he represented India in the USA and acquired three bronze medals in shot put, 10000 and 15000 meter run in III IBSA Pan American Games in Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA. Similarly registered a numerous prestigious awards and medals on his name and made the nation proud. It is remarkable that as a disabled person he is not only a successful sportsman but also equally talented in other cultural activities. He won second position in a group singing competition held in Jodhpur. He was also acknowledged by The Rajasthan Government for his admirable work in different sports activities.

Mr. Naresh Damor - Archery, Dungarpur 2006 Mr. Naresh Damor was born in July 1981, specialized in the field of Archery. He has represented India at International level in various Archery competitions. February 2006, represented India at first Asian Grand Prix at , where Indian team badge Gold Medal beating former champion Malasiya and Iran. February 2005 Individual 5th rank at the Asian Archery Grand Prix held at Bangkok. He was a Member of the Indian Team who won a Bronze Medal at Bangkok and Silver Medal at Jakarta. He also participated in 43rd World Archery Championship at Madrid (Spain) in June 2005 and the 14th Asian Archery Championship New Delhi in November 2005. Indian team won Gold Medal in New Delhi. Apart from his international achievements, he has participated and won various Senior and Junior National Championships and Archery Tournaments across the Country.

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Ms. Rekha Rathore is an aspiring wrestler in Rajasthan. By the age of 15, she has already established r a herself as an international Wrestling Champion by securing 2nd position at the cadet Asian Wrestling w A

i Championships held in Japan in July 2005. She lost her father at the age of 4 but has been inspired by l a v her mother's support and the constant encouragement from the District Wrestling Association, a r

Chittorgarh. Since 1997 she has determined to become a wrestler. Ms. Rekha represented the state of A Rajasthan for the first time in 1998 at 44th National School Games Championship, Delhi when she won a Bronze Medal for her state. Since then she has never looked back behind. Throughout her school career she has represented her state at National School Games Championship and won Gold Medals continuously since 2001.

Mr. - Rowing Sikar 2007 Mr. Bajrang Lal Takhar; born in January 05, 1981 at Maganpur Village of District Sikar, Rajasthan. He is the new hope of country in the field of Boat Rowing. He won gold medals in Individual male category and doubles at 15th Asian games in , 2006. He has a glittering track of winning gold and silver medals at various national and international events including 10th Asian games, 26th open National Rowing Championship and 11th Asian Rowing Championship organized in the year 2005. He is presently working with Indian Army.

121 Ms. Janis Joseph - Weight Lifting, Jodhpur 2007 Ms. Janis Joseph, 19 year native of Jodhpur is the first woman power lifter of Rajasthan who won the Gold medal at the Asian power lifting championship in the year 2006. In the women category of 62.5 kg she lifted 317.5 kg. Janis won the gold medal in lifting 125 kg in squat, 55kg in bench press and 137.5 kg in dead lift. Recently she stood 10th in World Power Lifting Championship in November 2006 at Norway. She was second at National West Zone Power Lifting Championship in September 2006 at Chattisgarh. Janis won bronze medal in National Junior power lifting championship held in Jan 2006. She won silver and bronze in Asia Sub Junior power lifting Championship. She won Gold and Silver medals at National and State level Power Lifting Championships.

Ms. Mala Sukhwal- Power Lifting,Udaipur 2008 Ms. Mala Sukhwal was born on the 3rd February 1984 at Chittorgarh. She has been a best competitive sportsperson of her college. Because of her special interest in sports Mala initially took up swimming but in 2004 she embarked on a new course and won a gold medal at state level for power lifting. She has won several medals and is recognized as a talented Sportswoman. A high point in the collection of awards she received was "Strong Women of Udaipur 2004-2007" and "Strong Women of Rajasthan 2005-2007". In 2007 she represented India and won four silver medals at the Asian Power lifting Championship in Taiwan. At the Commonwealth Power lifting Championship, New Zealand in 2007 Mala remarkably won four gold medals and in the same event she was awarded '2nd Strong Women of Commonwealth countries'.

Mr. Akshay Chajjed - Swimming, Udaipur 2008 Master Akshay Chajjed was born on 31st July 1991. He started swimming at the age of 9 and he achieved many prizes at district, state and national level. He stood 1st in 50 mtr freestyle and 3rd in 100 mt. f/s at National level CBSE. He went on to gain first position in stare open 1500 mt f/s, 3rd in 400 mt f/s, 3rd in 800 mt f/s and 3rd again in 50 mt f/s in 2006-07. On 4th February 2007, he successfully completed a distance of 35\36 kms in the Arabian Sea from Dharamtar to the gateway of lndia in a record time of 7 hours and 43 minutes. He has received extensive coverage in the Press. It was said that he stood as still as a rock when confronted by dangerous waves that were continuously pushing him back to prevent him achieving his destination.

Ms. Shagun Chowdhary - Shooting, Jaipur 2009 Ms. Shagun Chowdhary a shotgun trap shooter was born on 26th June 1983 at Jaipur. She won the first bronze medal for India in the double trap shooting event in the Asian Clay Shooting Championship, Delhi, 2003. In 2005 she participated in the Commonwealth Shooting Championship held in Australia and won a "Bronze Badge" in the badge event of double trap. She is the first woman to win an individual "Silver" medal in 2008 for the country at the Asian Clay Shooting Championship 2008 held in Jaipur. She secured 8th position in ISSF World Championship (Cyrus) Double Trap Women. She secured 2nd position in ISSF World Cup Grand Prix Double Trap Jr. Women. She had won gold medal in 44th national shooting championship competition (2001 trap) and also in double trap shooting.

Mr. Devendra Jhajhria - Javelin Throw, Churu 2009 Mr. was born on 10th July 1981, Churu. He lost his one hand in the accident at the age of 10 and is a one-armed Javelin thrower from Rajasthan. He was India's first ever-gold medalist in the Javelin Throw at the Para Olympics at Athens in September 2004. He also won a gold medal in Tripal Jump, Shot Put in 9th FESPIC games and 'Silver Medal' in IWAS world games, Taiwan. He has also won a gold medal in the 8th FESPIC games in Korea, 2002. He was awarded the for his outstanding achievements in 2005. Mr. Devendra Jhajharia was honoured by the Government of Rajasthan with the award of "Maharana Pratap Puraskar", the highest award for games in Rajasthan in 2004.

122 Ms. Sonakshai Rathore - Chess, Jaipur 2010 Ms. Sonakshi Rathore is 13 years old from Jaipur, Rajasthan. She has been playing chess from the age of 6 years and has already won a number of chess competitions. She was the first girl to achieve International Fide rating from the state of Rajasthan. She achieved this at the age of 10 on the 1st October 2006. In 2007 she won a bronze medal in the national under-11 Girls Chess Championship. This is first time in the History of Chess in Rajasthan that any female has achieved such a coveted position in Chess, making her the youngest player to win the championship. She is the current Rajasthan Senior Open Chess Champion, which she won in July 2009 in Udaipur. She is only the second girl in Indian chess history to achieve such a feat.

Mr. Mahendra Singh - Shooting, Udaipur 2010 Mr. Mahendra Singh is from Village Birai District Jodhpur, Rajasthan. He has won 34 medals at various International and National events held in India and abroad, which include 14 Gold Medals (2 International level), 9 Silver Medals and 11 Bronze Medals in 4 years of his shooting career. His International achievements are in 3rd International Shooting Championship Germany 2009 - 25 m Center Fire Pistol Gold & 25 m Standard Pistol Gold. At National level he has secured in All India Police Shooting Championship 2009 - 4 Gold Medals; Master Meet Shooting Championship 2009 - 1 Silver; Kumar Surendra Singh Shooting Championship 2009 - 1 Silver; 52nd National Shooting Championship 2009- 3 Silver etc. He was honoured with an appreciation certificate from Government of Madhya Pradesh in 2007.

Ms. - Para Athletics, Jaipur 2012 Deepa is the first ever and only Indian woman Para-athlete to win a medal at the Asian Games and World Championship. She is World Ranking No.3 and Asian Ranking No.1. She has won a Silver Medal in Shot Put at World Championship 2011 in New Zealand; Bronze Medal at Asian Games China 2010; 7th place at CWG 2010 Delhi. In addition she has also won Total No of National Medals Gold - 14, Silver - 3. She also made it into the Limca Records for Riding a Special bike in 2009. She is first ever in her disability to drive in rallies and hold a federation of motor-sports clubs of India. She is the also recipient of Swalamban Puruskar 2006, Rotary Woman of The Year 2007, Nari Gaurav Puruskar 2009, Guru Govind Singh Shaurya Puruskar 2009, Shree Shakti Puruskar 2009.

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Mr. Ashok Menaria was born on 29th October 1990 at Udaipur, Rajasthan. A left handed batsman r a and leg-break bowler, he began his competitive cricketing career playing for the Rajasthan Under-15, w A

i in their winless 2005- 06 Trophy run. The following season he represented the Under- l a v

17 team in a game against Karnakata Under-17 scoring the second-highest innings total in the 2006- a r

07 Trophy. He was Rajasthan's Captain for a test match against Uttar Pradesh in the A Ranji Trophy 2012 and when the Rajasthan team also won the tournament. He was also Captain of the T20 Rajasthan team. His outstanding performance helped him secure a contract from the IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals where he did well, earning the trust and affection of the Captain and team members. The IPL, according to him, gave him the faith needed to become successful in international cricket. Ms. Apurvi Chandela - Shooting Jaipur 2013 Ms. Apurvi Chandela is presently the Indian National-Champion in Shooting (Air-rifle 10 MT event). She has won International medals which include Gold and Bronze medal at 35th Inter-Shoot at The Hague, . Team Gold Medal at the 4th Asian Shooting Championship, Kuwait, 2011. Team Silver medal at Nanchang, China in 5th Asian Shooting Championship. She is winner of Women's Air Rifle Gold in the Sahara 56th National Shooting Championship 2012. In 2009 she became the Junior National Champion. Her performances at the two World Cups at Milan (396/400) and at Munich (397/400) were highly commended for being third in MQS. A Jaipur girl, who has been training under the watchful eyes of her Russian coach at Mr. 's (Olympian 2012) Gun for Glory Academy in Pune.

123 Mr. Bhupendra Kumar Vyas -Weight Lifting, Udaipur 2013 Mr. Bhupendra Kumar Vyas from Nai Village near Udaipur is passionate about Power lifting and wants achieve something for his country. He developed an interest in athletics and sports 15 years ago when he was a passionate boxer and won many competitions in boxing. His performance in the Asian Power lifting Championship 2012 was outstanding as he gained 2nd overall position with 1 gold medal; 2 silver medals and over-all silver medal. He was selected to represent India in the Commonwealth Unequipped Power lifting and Bench-press Championship 2011, London. He participated in both equipped and unequipped competitions, under the 66-74 kg category. He won 7 gold and 1 silver medals in over-all. In Mongolia in 2010 at the Asian Power lifting Championship, He won 2 gold medals and 1 bronze medal and overall managed to secure second place with silver in the 75 kg weight category.

Mr. Navneet Gautam - Kabbaddi, Jaipur 2015 Mr. Navneet Gautam, a Kabaddi sportsman has been playing for the last 18 years and has been declared the best sportsperson in Kabaddi. An Arjuna award winner in 2007, the six-foot Kabaddi player from Jaipur is a two-time gold medal winner. One in the 16th Asian Games at Guangzhou, China in 2010 and in the 15th Asian Games at Doha, Qatar in 2006. He won gold medals at the 2nd Asian Indoor Games at Macau, China 2007; 3rd Asian Indoor Games at Vietnam 2009; 9th Asian Man Kabaddi Championship at Tehran 2005 and 10th South Asian Games at Colombo 2006. As Captain of Jaipur Pink Panthers, he led a team in Pro-Kabaddi tournament that started in 2014 to promote Kabaddi at national as well as international level. He won the 21st session of Pro-Kabaddi, considered man of the match twice.

Ms. Sumitra Sharma - Kabbaddi, Jaipur 2015 Born on 30th September 1992 at Jaipur, Rajasthan, Today she has become a renowned figure in the field of Kabaddi, Ms. Sumitra Sharma is a passionate sports person who made her Country proud of her courage, strength, commitment, enthusiasm and strong determination playing Kabaddi. Her outstanding performance won many International, National and State Awards. Gold medal in 17th Asian Games Korea, 2014 and Gold Medal in 3rd Junior Asian Kabaddi Championship , 2011. She has played 10 times Nationals for Rajasthan and 5 times winner in State Championship. Her National achievements has secured her 1st position in 59th National Championship at Amrawati in 2012; secured 1st position in 60th National Championship at Baramati, Maharashtra in 2014 and secured 1st position in 61st National Championship at Tamilnadu in 2015.

Mr. Rajat - Archery, Jaipur 2016 Mr. Rajat Chauhan Born on 30th December 1994 is an Indian International Archer from Jaipur, Rajasthan. He created history by winning a silver medal in the World Archery Championships 2015 at Copenhagen, Denmark. He earned India its first-ever individual medal in the World Archery Championships. He has won many medals at International, National, State and District level championships. He won Individual Gold Medal in 19th Asian Archery Championship 2015 at Bangkok; Team Gold Medal in 19th Asian Archery Championship 2015 at Bangkok; Individual Silver Medal in World Archery Championship 2015 at Copenhagen, Denmark; Team Bronze medal in Archery World Cup Stage1st 2015 at Shanghai, China; Team Gold Medal in 17th Asian Games 2014 at Incheon, Korea; Individual Silver Medal in Youth World Archery Championship 2013 at Wuxi China and many more.

Ms. Swati Dudhwal - Archery, Churu 2016 Ms. Swati Dudhwal born on 24th April 1995 at Churu, Rajasthan. She has become a renowned figure in the field of International / National Archery of India. She has won Team Silver Medal in 19th Asian Archery Championship at Bangkok, Thailand in 2015; Individual Bronze Medal in Asian Archery Taipei Open Tournament at Taipei city, Chinese Taipei in 2015; Team Bronze Medal in Youth World Archery Championship 2013, Wuxi China; Team Bronze Medal in 2nd Asian Archery Grand Prix 2013, Mongolia; Mix Team Gold Medal in 35th National Games at Kerala in 2015; Individual Gold Medal in Rajasthan State Archery Championship at Ajmer in 2015, at Nagaur in 2014 and at Sri Ganganagar in 2013 and many more. Swati has presently won around 25 medals in various championships at International and National levels. .

124 Mr. Dilip Khoiwal - Volleyball, Udaipur 2017 Mr. Dilip Khoiwal is an International Volleyball player from Fateh Nagar, Udaipur, Rajasthan with already many successes at International, National and State levels. In 2009 Dilip Khoiwal was selected for the Indian Volleyball team to participate in the Youth World Championship held in Italy and where the team secured 7th place. He has now won many International, National and State Awards due to his commitment to Volleyball. In 2014 he was the team member of Indian Volleyball team at the 17th Asian Games South Korea and where the team secured 5th place; in the same year 4th AVC Cup Volleyball Championship Kazakhstan - the team secured 2nd place; In 2012 3rd AVC Cup Volleyball Championship Vietnam where the team secured 4th place; FIVB Men's Junior World Championship, 2011, Brazil the team secured 8th position and many more.

Mr. Suresh Khoiwal - Volleyball, Udaipur 2017 Mr. Suresh KhoiwaI is an International Volleyball player from Fateh Nagar, Udaipur, Rajasthan. He represented India in Volleyball in the Men's U-21 World Championship held in Turkey in 2013 where the Indian Team secured 8th position. Afterwards he participated in various Volleyball Championships organized at International and nationally by the Volleyball Federation of India. He represented India in Junior Men Volleyball Team at International Volleyball Tournament Tunisia in 2013; 16th Asian Junior Men's Volleyball Championship Uremia, I.R. Iran in 2012 where the Indian team secured 4th position etc. He represented Rajasthan State in the National Games in Kerala where the team secured 3rd position in 2015. He has now won many International, National and State Awards because of his passion for Volleyball.

Mr. Himanshu Lamba - Roll Ball, Jaipur 2018 Mr. Himanshu Lamba born on 22nd October 1998 Jaipur, Rajasthan. He is a National and International, Roll Ball player. He was the highest scorer in the 3rd South Asian Roll Ball Championship Kathmandu, Nepal where he represented India from 29th - 30th December 2017 and India secured 1st position. Presently he is Captain of Rajasthan University and won bronze this year at All India University Games. He has played a total of 8 National tournaments in which he has won 2 Gold medal; 2 Bronze medal and 3 Silver medal and also played 7 State tournaments and represented Jaipur and won 6 Gold and Bronze medals. He participated in various National tournaments including 7th Junior Roll Ball National Championship, - 2013 and secured 1st position; 8th Roll Ball National Championship - 2014 and secured 2nd position etc.

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Mr. Mihir Soni born on 28th December 1999 Udaipur, Rajasthan and has been Power lifting for the r a last 5 years. He has won 4 Gold Medals in Commonwealth Sub - Junior Category of the w A

i Commonwealth Power lifter Championship held in - 2017 and also became the 1st Boy l a v of India to achieve 'Best Lifter' title in 2017 Commonwealth Games. He has also been awarded the a r title of 'Strong Man' for the last 3 years in Sub - Junior Rajasthan Power lifting Games. He has A received Certificate of Honour in various championships organized by Indian Power lifting Federation recognized by Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, New Delhi at Chandrapur - 2017. He has secured 1st position in the 59 Kg weight class in the Rajasthan State Sub - Junior Men and Women Power lifting Championship held at Alwar - 2017.

Mr. Sandeep Singh Maan - Para Athletics, Udaipur 2019 Mr. Sandeep Singh Maan born on 16th July 1993 in Hanuman Garh, Rajasthan is a National and International Level Sprinter and Long Jump Paralympics Athlete. He suffered from a dysfunctional left arm from birth but was an avid sportsman from a very early age winning multiple medals across different events. He has achieved great success as a Paralympic athelete. He has won 4 Medals at State level, 26 Medals at National level and 27 medals at International level tournaments. He was presented with a Letter of Appreciation by the State Government of Rajasthan at The Republic Day function on the 26th January 2012, Hanuman Garh. As well as winning many medals, he is one of the few Paralympics Athletes to have won three Asian Para Games in 2010, 2014 and 2018.

125 Ms. Gaurvi Singhvi - Long Distance Swimming, Udaipur 2020 16 year old Ms. Gaurvi Singhvi is the face of strength and confidence of youth in today’s India and of Udaipur. She is also regarded as the ‘Mermaid of Udaipur’. She is the record holder as the youngest in the world who at 16 in 2019 swam the English Channel. Gaurvi swam from Samphire Hoe beach in England to Cape Gris Nez, France in 13 hours 28 minutes. She holds the record of covering a distance of 45 kms in the Indian Ocean from Juhu Khar Danda to the Gateway of India in 9 hours and 22 minutes at the age of 15. She was also the youngest and the fastest girl at 14 to have covered the open sea distance of 37 kms and 17 kms in the Indian Ocean in 6 hours 35 minutes and 3 hours 58 minutes respectively. She is the proud holder of 43 gold, 19 silver and 5 bronze medals at various levels along with the State record for long distance 1500 m and 800 m swim.

126 Special Award (Instituted in 1981-82)

Year Name Achievement Location 1982 Ms. Hamida Banu Sheikh Athletics Udaipur Mr. Sandeep Sood Selected in National Defence Academy Udaipur 1983 Ms. Hamida Banu Sheikh Athletics Udaipur 1984 Mr. Mohammed Husain Akhtar Kadri Poetry and Ghazals Udaipur Mr. Chandra Gandharv Folk Singing Udaipur Mr. Prithvi Singh Chauhan Poetry Bhinder, Udaipur Mr. Suraj Chandra Dangi Literature Bari Sadri, Chittorgarh Mr. Uday Ram Dangi Devotee of Bavji Chatar Singh ji Bijanwas, Udaipur Mr. Jashkaran Khidiya Poetry Bhilwara Mr. Keshav 'Pathik' Literature and Education Kapasan, Chittorgarh Mr. Chunnaji Kumbhar Artist - Terracota Molela, Rajsamand Mr. Kurban Hussain Mavliwala Service to the Community Udaipur Mr. R.K. Majboor Social Service Ajmer Pandit Shivnarayan Sharma Service to Mewar Udaipur 1986 Master Manan Dwivedi Child Artist Jaipur 1988 Major Surendra Narayan Mathur Sailing and Rowing Jodhpur Miss Seema Ramawat Child Artist Jodhpur Miss Ankita Garg Child Artist Jaipur 1989 Mr. Jodhraj Surana Service to Hindi Language Bangalore Mr. Aanant Agarwal Computers Udaipur Master Atirek Pratap Child Artist Jaipur

Kumari Nidhi Gehlot Painting and Visual Artist Jodhpur d r a w

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127 Year Person Name Achievement Location 1992 Mr. Lalu Ram Meghwal Act of Bravery Udaipur Mr. Ashok Makwana, Guide Act of Integrity Udaipur Mr. Murli Solanki Act of Integrity Udaipur Mr. Bharat Lal Sharma Act of Integrity Udaipur Ms. Shilpa Lodha Act of Bravery Nagore Ms. Nishtha Sareen Child Artist Udaipur Ms. Shrishti Sareen Child Artist Udaipur Master Prateek Sharma Child Artist Udaipur 1993 Mr. Kalu Lal Jain Journalism (South Zone) Udaipur Ms. Aishwarya Kumar Child Artist Udaipur Master Abhishek Gehlot Act of Bravery Masuda, Ajmer Master Asad Hasan Sahir Child Artist Udaipur 1997 Mr. Karun. S. Money Brilliant Student Udaipur 1998 Mr. Tulsinath Dhabhai Service to Mewar Udaipur Capt. Sarita Agarwal Joined Army Udaipur 2000 Ms. Pallavi Khangarot RAS (Ist in Rajasthan) Ajmer

Mr. Surendra Kumar Daga, Bikaner Mr. Rajendra Mehta, Udaipur Master Shaleen Harlalka, Udaipur Specialist - Mirror Writing, 2000 Physically Challenged Artist, 2000 Child Scientist, 2001

Mr. Vishva Vijay Singh Rathore, Bikaner Master Himanshu Singh Dhillon, Jaipur Mr. Raman Sharma, Bikaner Act of Bravery, 2002 Writer, 2002 Act of Bravery, 2002 128 Flying Officer Renu Shekhawat Colonal Guman Singh (Retd.), Kota Dr. Varma, Jaipur Sindrart, Sirohi Service to Indian Army, 2003 Literature, 2003 Joined Air Force, 2003

Baby Shreya Anchaliya, Udaipur Squadron Leader Satyendra Sharma Mr. Abdul Mallik, Udaipur Child Artist, 2004 Air Force, 56 APO Kite Flying, 2005 Act of Bravery, 2005 d r a w

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Mr. Devendra Parihar Siklighar, Udaipur Dr. Devendra Sareen, Udaipur Dr. D.R. Bhandari, Jaipur, 2006 Craftsman, 2005 Medical Service to Children, 2006 Highest Laparoscopic Sterilization Surgeon 129 Mr. Piyush Sharma, Udaipur, 2006 Mr. Ashrut Ambastha, Udaipur Ms. Pushpa Gangwal, Chittorgarh Designer of Eco-friendly Auto Rickshaw Computer Scientist, 2008 Social Work, 2009

Mr. Moolchand Lodha, Dungarpur Captain Prashant Singh Chundawat Dr. Suman Singh, Udaipur Social Work, 2009 Udaipur Empowerment of Women, 2010 Act of Bravery, 2010

Dr. Alluri Venkata Satyanarayana Raju Mr. Chaman Singh Chauhan, Udaipur Mr. Vinay Bhanawat, Udaipur Hyderabad Wild Animal Rescue Centre, 2013 Philatelist and Numismatist, 2013 Literature and Social Work, 2010

Dr. Shailendra Mohan, Pune Mr. Pushpendra Singh Rathore, Indore Linguist, 2015 International Golfer, 2016 130 Maharana Mewar Special Award - Best Police Station of Rajasthan (Instituted in 2007-08)

This Special Award is instituted in 2008. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation (MMCF), Udaipur and the Department of Police, Government of Rajasthan, Jaipur in the year 2008, that the Department of Home Affairs, Government of Rajasthan will select the best police station in Rajasthan each year and the Foundation will bestow a Maharana Mewar Special Award at the Annual Awards Distribution Ceremony in recognition of its achievement.

This Maharana Mewar Special Award consists of: A Ceremonial Shawl, A silver 'Toran' plaque of honour, A Felicitation Certificate, A Commemorative Medal and Cash award of ` 25,001.

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132 Bhamashah Award (Instituted in 1983-84)

Bhamashah son of , came from Alwar and The Bhamashah Award is a State Award. This was part of the Kavadia Oswal Jain community. award was instituted to honour students achieving After the famous battle of Bayana 21 February top position by securing the highest percentage in 1527, fought between and Babar, who the following faculties from amongst all the founded the Moghul dynasty in India, many Universities of Rajasthan in recognition of selfless supporters of the Rana who fought in this battle sacrifice, astute financial management and devotion along side him, returned to Chittorgarh with him. to duty by Bhamashah to the House of Mewar. Bharmal was also one of those who returned and Rana Sanga appointed him as 'Kiledar' of the fort of Ranthambhor. Even after he no longer remained as keeper of the Ranthambhor Fort, his family remained closely associated with the Ranas.

Bhamashah distinguished himself in the battle field of Haldi Ghati. After Mahasani Rama, Rana Pratap elevated him to the post of the Prime Minister. Over the following decades Bhamashah's son Jeewashah and his grandson Akshiraj were appointed Prime Ministers by Rana Amar Singh and Rana Karan Singh.

Bhamashah was a very loyal and trusted treasurer of Rana Pratap whose responsibility was to keep the d r treasury secure and provide funds for battle when a w A

required. At one time Rana Pratap became dejected h a h on account of paucity of funds in the state and s a m thought he could not continue to go into battle to a h protect the freedom of Mewar. Bhamashah who B had accumulated great sources of wealth in the treasury came forward at the appropriate time to Bhamashah offering treasure captured during Malwa campaign to Rana Pratap in 1578 CE. assist Rana Pratap in his quest for freedom. Accession No. 2011.26.0021| Image courtesy: The City Palace Museum, Udaipur

133 i. Students of all Universities in Rajasthan for securing the highest percentage of marks from amongst all the Universities of Rajasthan at the Graduation Examination in each of the following faculties:

BA, BShastri, BEd, BSc (Biology and Maths Group), BSc (Home Science), BSc (Agriculture), BVSc & AH, BSc (Dairy Technology), BCom, BLib Science, LLB (3 year course), BE (Various Branches), MBBS, BDS, BAMS etc.

Applications will be considered only in the above mentioned categories of different areas of specialisations in these disciplines. ii. a. Students from Rajasthan who distinguish themselves in any technical, technological, professional or career course conducted by a recognised University / Institution in or outside Rajasthan such as Indian Institution of Bankers, ICSI, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, ICWAI, Hotel Management & Catering, Computer Technology, Textile Designing and Diplomas in other technical subjects.

b. Applicants studying in Universities / Institutions outside Rajasthan will not be considered for the award unless they submit an authentic Domicile Certificate stating that the candidate is a bonafide resident of Rajasthan.

c. In case of Diplomas, only three years and above durations Diploma holders will be considered for award. The candidate should submit evidence to indicate the actual duration of the course he / she attended. iii. The mark-sheets submitted must show the actual marks secured by the candidates in different subjects / papers and the aggregate for each year separately. The mark-sheet, showing only Grading / Grade Point Average will not be considered. iv. Only those candidates whose names appear in the Merit List of the Institutions / Universities need apply. The application should be complete in all respects, accompanied by all documents including an authentic certificate of the candidate figuring in the Merit List, otherwise it will not be considered.

This Annual State Award to each candidate consists of:

1. A Commemorative Medal.

2. A Merit Certificate.

3. Cash Award of ` 11,001

134 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

1984 1. Ms. Surabhi Bordia Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BA 74.75 Udaipur 2 Ms. Mukhta Mehrotra Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BA (Hons) 73.00 Udaipur 3 Ms. Amita Johri Faculty of Arts BA (Hons) 69.13 Jodhpur 4 Ms. Shyama Sharma Rajasthan BSc (Maths) 91.48 5 Ms. Sangeeta Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BSc (Bio) 65.40 Udaipur 6 Ms. Asha Singhal College of Home Science Udaipur BSc (H Sc) 90.00 Udaipur 7 Mr. Alok Gupta Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 90.00 Udaipur 8 Mr. Todu Singh Rajput College of Vet & Animal Science BVSc 90.00 Udaipur 9 Ms. Vijay Laxmi Parmar Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BCom 71.50 Udaipur 10 Ms. Chandra Kala Sanadhya Udaipur BEd 65.71 11 Mr. Pheku Parshad Rawat Udaipur BLib I-Merit List 12 Ms. Rekha Rani Vyas MB College of Science, Udaipur MA (Sans Sp) Special Award 1985 1 Ms. Jagriti Upadhyaya KN College, Jodhpur BA 74.84 Jodhpur 2 Mr. Dinesh Kumar Bangur College BSc (Maths) 83.62 Jodhpur 3 Ms. Santwana Gaur KN College, Jodhpur BSc (Bio) 71.45 Jodhpur 4 Ms. Jayashree Bhatnagar College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (H Sc) 88.00 5 Mr. Suresh Kumar Commerce College Jaipur BCom 88.75 6 Mr. Surendra Kumar Jain Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 90.00 7 Mr. Banwari Lal Jhuria College of Vet and An Sc, Bikaner BVSc 94.50 Udaipur 8 Ms. Surita Gulati Mahesh TT College, Jodhpur BEd 68.87 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur d

9 Mr. Paramanand Trivedi College of So Sc and Humanities, Udaipur BLib Sc 62.25 r a

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11 Dr. Anoop Ranjan Varma SMS Medical College, Jaipur MBBS 69.14 h Jaipur B 12 Mr. Giriraj Nyati Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Elect & Electro) 93.90 1986 1 Ms. Sangeeta Gupta Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BA 75.83 Jaipur

135 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

2 Mr. Devaki Nandan Maru Maharaja College, Jaipur BSc (Maths) 86.44 Jaipur 3 Ms. Anubir Anand JBD College, Kota BSc (Bio) 76.74 Jaipur 4 Ms. Deepika Wali College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (H Sc) 99.50 Udaipur 5 Mr. Gunjan Soni Seth Medical College, Jhunjhunu BCom 80.08 Jaipur 6 Mr. Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 88.00 Udaipur 7 Mr. Sunil Kumar Bansal College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 97.00 Udaipur 8 Ms. Nalini College of Vet and Animal Science, Bikaner BVSc & A H 96.50 Udaipur 9 Ms. Anju Saxena Jaipur BLib 65.00 10 Mr. Ashok K. Chhangani Faculty of Law LLB 65.05 Jodhpur 11 Ms. Suveera Sinha LTT College Dabok, Udaipur BEd 71.00 Jaipur 12 Ms. Rama Sharma SMS Medical College, Jaipur MBBS 69.21 Jaipur 13 Mr. Suresh Singh Chauhan Govt. Ayurved College, Udaipur BAMS 69.00 Jaipur 14 Mr. Rajeev Razdan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil) 93.70 15 Mr. Rajneesh Saxena Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 93.00 16 Ms. Srilata Raman MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 81.65 Jaipur 17 Mr. Sandeep Gupta Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Electronics) 96.50 18 Mr. Ashok Porwal MBM Engg College jodhpur BE (Mining) 77.22 Jodhpur 1987 1 Ms. Upadhyaya KN College, Jodhpur BA 74.60 Jodhpur 2 Mr. Chauhan Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute, Udaipur BSc (Maths) 87.93 Jaipur 3 Ms. Praveena Bhandari Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BSc (Biology) 72.81 Udaipur 4 Ms. Amita Gupta Maharani College, Jaipur BSc (H Sc) 76.40 Jaipur 5 Mr. Ranjan Jagetia University College of Comm, Jaipur BCom 73.94 Jaipur 6 Mr. Jaipur BLib Sc 64.00 7 Mr. Jitendra Sharma MS Sansthan, Jodhpur BEd 66.67 Jodhpur 8 Mr. Sunil Kumar Bansal Jaipur LLB 68.83

136 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

9 Dr. Suresh Kesan Dr SN Medical College, Jodhpur MBBS 70.00 Jaipur 10 Ms. Kusum Lata Agrawal College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 73.21 Jaipur 11 Mr. Narang GV College Agriculture Sangaria BSc (Agriculture) 72.61 Jaipur 12 Dr. Manish Taneja College of Vet and An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 90.00 Udaipur 13 Mr. Natwar Singh Chundawat College of D and F Sc Tech,Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 91.75 Udaipur 14 Mr. Amit Kumar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil) 96.40 15 Mr. Sarvajna Girish Kazi Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Electrical) 100 16 Mr. Shank Dhar Mishra Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 95.00 17 Mr. Narendra Kumar Kothari MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 72.42 Jodhpur 18 Mr. MREC, Jaipur BE (Metallurgy) 82.50 Jaipur 19 Mr. R Srinivasan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chem Engineering) 88.60 20 Mr. Sunil Kulkarni Faculty of Engg BE (Electrical) 82.43 Jodhpur 21 Mr. Anil Dhingra College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 98.50 Udaipur 22 Ms. R Nalini Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani B Pharma 88.30 23 Ms. Rashi Kambo College of Architecture, Chandigarh BE (Architecture) Gold Medal Punjab 24 Mr. Shashikant Milind Tambe Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Computer Science) 99.60 25 Ms. Lalita Gadh Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Tech S&F Dev) 90.70 26 Mr. Mahesh Kumar Sishodia IIT, Kharagpur M Tech (Sys Eng & Mgt) 94.80 27 Mr. Sashi Kant Gundlapalli Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Instrumental Tech) 89.80 28 Mr. Raj Kumar Vyas Institute of Paper Technology BSc (P&P Tech) 76.06 Roorkee 29 Ms. Neerja Sharma Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Museum Studies) 84.00 30 Mr. Subhash Chandra Mishra Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani Management Studies 91.00 31 Mr. Narendra Jain ICWAI, Calcutta Cost Accountancy 17th (All India) 32 Mr. Krishna Kumar Bhargava ICAI, New Delhi CA 17th (All India) d r

33 Mr. G.L. Maheshwari Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Elect Engg 82.08 a w

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34 Mr. Rotash Kumar Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Mech Engg 77.50 h s Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur a m a h

35 Ms. Priti Bohra Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Electronics 77.70 B Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Ms. Gupta Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Instrumental 77.10 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. Anil Thada ITI, Ajmer Diploma in Ref & AC 83.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur

137 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

38 Mr. Vinod Thada Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in (Comp Program) 85.50 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Mr. Geet Goswami Khaitan Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Textile Engg 77.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 40 Mr. Rajesh Rathore College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur Diploma in M&M Survey 76.40 Bikaner 1988 I. Ms. Sushma Paliwal KN College, Jodhpur BA 73.69 Jodhpur 2 Ms. Vedika Upadhyaya College of Sc, Udaipur BSc (Maths) 92.00 Udaipur 3 Ms. Pratibha Lodha College of Sc, Udaipur BSc (Home Sc) 71.33 Udaipur 4 Mr. Vivek Samdani College of Commerce Udaipur BCom 74.70 Udaipur 5 Mr. Madan Ram Devra SD Govt. College, Beawar BCom 74.70 Jaipur 6 Mr. Amit Kothari IES BCom 74.70 Jodhpur 7 Mr. Manoj Kumar Jain Reg College of Edu, Ajmer BEd 73.22 Rajasthan 8 Mr. Mahesh Hiranandani Dr SN Medical College, Jodhpur MBBS 71.10 Rajasthan 9 Ms. Nishi Anthony College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 70.35 Rajasthan 10 Mr. Balbhadra Sharma MMM Ayurved College, Udaipur BAMS 69.23 Rajasthan 11 Mr. Sanjay Kumar Gupta Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 77.54 Udaipur 12 Mr. Vikas Gupta College of Vet and An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 74.72 Bikaner 13 Mr. Mukesh Kumar Gupta College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 67.16 Udaipur 14 Mr. Rajneesh Bhatnagar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil) 94.60 15 Mr. R.K. Singh Chauhan MBM College, Jodhpur BE (Civil) 85.50 Jodhpur 16 Ms. Alka Rajvanshi MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 86.14 Rajasthan 17 Mr. A. Dhanpal MREC, Jaipur BE (Metallurgy) 75.74 Rajasthan 18 Mr. Bipin Kumar Dalmia Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical) 94.60 19 Mr. Deepak Agrawal MBM College, Jodhpur BE (Elect & Com) 88.17 Jodhpur 20 Mr. V. Shankar Prasad Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Electrical & Electronics) 99.80 21 Mr. Joshy Josesp Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Computer Science) 98.90 22 Mr. Saharia Gyaneshwar Swarup Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Instrumental Technology) 99.00

138 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

23 Mr. Surendra Mishra Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Tech S & T Dev) 93.66 24 Mr. Jasvinder Singh Warich Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Eng Tech) 84.00 25 Ms. K. Uma Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Tech Mus Studies) 84.80 26 Mr. Ramesh Kumar Mandot College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 90.00 Udaipur 27 Mr. Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 90.90 28 Mr. S. Venkatesh Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BPharma 90.60 29 Mr. Rishab Chand Lodha College of Comm & Mgmt Studies, Udaipur MBA 72.19 Udaipur 30 Mr. Anil Kumar Jain Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani Mgmt Studies 94.40 31 Mr. Sanjay Kumar Daga ICAI, New Delhi CA 69.75 32 Mr. Vinay Kumar Gupta Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Chem Engg 70.30 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Mr. Tapan Rai Dept of Chemistry Diploma in Textile Chemistry 74.50 Jodhpur 34 Mr. Mahendra Mehta College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur Diploma in M&M Survey 74.20 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Mr. Jain College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur Diploma in Civil Engg 78.97 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Mr. Jitendra Singh Khurana Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Mech Engg 77.24 37 Mr. Hari Mohan Sharma Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Elect Engg 80.49 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Mr. Atut Kumar Tole Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Instrumental 76.57 39 Mr. Hansraj Sharma Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Architecture 65.50 40 Mr. Ranjit Singh Bath Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Electronics 81.95 41 Mr. Anil Kumar Sharma Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Automobiles 71.40 1989 1 Ms. Savita Jain KN Women's College, Jodhpur BA 74.67 Jodhpur 2 Mr. Kailash Karnawat MB College of Science, Udaipur BSc (Maths) 87.55 Udaipur 3 Mr. Arun Kumar Hasija Govt. College, Chittorgarh BSc (Maths) 87.11 Ajmer 4 Ms. Anita Kukkar Govt. Girls College, Sri Ganganagar BSc (Biology) 80.74 Ajmer d r

5 Ms. Namita Dugar Maharani Girls College, Jaipur BSc (Home Science) 75.15 a w

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6 Ms. Sudha Vyas SIMGVS Niketan, Pilani BSc (Home Science) 75.00 h s Ajmer a m a 7 Ms. Ruchi Chordia MRPM Vidya, Ajmer BCom 75.11 h B Ajmer 8 Mr. Moola Ram Ranwa College of So Sc and Humanities, Udaipur BLib 66.25 Udaipur 9 Mr. Pramod Kumar Pradhan College of Law, Udaipur LLB 71.38 Udaipur

139 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

10 Mr. Ravi Bhansali College of Law, Udaipur LLB 61.38 Rajasthan 11 Ms. Kamna Singh RMTTC, Udaipur BEd 71.30 12 Dr. Surendra Singh Taragi Hom Medical College, Ajmer DHMS 65.05 Board of HOM 13 Ms. Jessu Zachariah College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 74.85 Rajasthan 14 Mr. Praveen Kumar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani B Pharma 94.00 15 Mr. Sudhir Kumar Verma Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 75.75 Bikaner 16 Mr. C.P. Swarnkar College of Vet and Animal Science, Bikaner BVSc & A H 70.30 Bikaner 17 Mr. Anish Sarupria College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Science) 68.26 Bikaner 18 Mr. Sanjeev Jain College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 74.10 Bikaner 19 Mr. Jaswinder Singh College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 72.88 Bikaner 20 Mr. Sanjay Verma Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil) 98.00 21 Mr. Ravi Agarwal MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 85.88 Rajasthan 22 Mr. Anupam Asthana Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 90.20 23 Mr. Arvind Mathur MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 78.62 24 Mr. Rakesh Mohan Kapoor Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical) 94.80 25 Mr. G. Jankiraman Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Computer Technology) 98.70 26 Mr. Samir Kushlani Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Tech Instrumental) 88.60 27 Mr. Terence Francis Alvares Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Museum Studies) 83.60 28 Mr. N.Ravindran Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Tech S & T Dev) 81.20 29 Mr. Vinay K.Kothari Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Tech Eng Tech) 89.00 30 Mr. N.Srinivas Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani Master of Mgmt Studies 90.20 31 Mr. Nisheet Gupta College of Comm and Mgmt Stu, Udaipur MBA 67.04 Udaipur 32 Mr. Pushpendra Kr.Sharma ITI, Jaipur Diploma in Elect Engg 71.87 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Mr. Bhanu Prakash Bhatnagar College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur Diploma in M&M Survey 71.51 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Mahendra Kumar Sharma Khaitan Polytechnic Jaipur Diploma in Mech Engg 75.47 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Ms. Seema Sharma Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Comp Sc 92.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Mr. Naresh Kumar Thada Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in D man Civil 89.48 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Ms. Yasha Mathur Kota Open University Kota PG Diploma in Journalism 60.42 Kota 38 Mr. Vijay Kumar Agrawal ICAI, Delhi CA 63.25

140 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

1990 1 Ms. Satya Dave MS Women's College, Bikaner BA 72.33 Ajmer 2 Ms. Ila Gupta Maharani College, Jaipur BSc (Maths) 85.11 Rajasthan 3 Ms. Anupama Jain KN Women's College, Jodhpur BSc (Bio) 78.00 Jodhpur 4 Ms. Nidhi Mathur College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 72.85 Bikaner 5 Ms. Divya Jhala College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 70.27 Bikaner 6 Mr. Pawan Kumar Sharma Govt. College, Ajmer BCom 76.41 Ajmer 7 Mr. Laxmi Kant Verma Dept of Lib Sc BLib 65.13 Rajasthan 8 Mr. Rajendra Singh Chauhan College of Law, Udaipur LLB 68.14 Udaipur 9 Ms. Aparna Jaiswal HBUNTT College, Ajmer BEd 72.30 Ajmer 10 Dr. Sandeep Gupta SMS Medical College, Jaipur MBBS 70.37 Rajasthan 11 Mr. Bimal Kumar Malhotra Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani B Pharma 92.30 12 Mr. Rameshwar Jat SKN Agriculture College, Jobner BSc (Agriculture) 75.75 Bikaner 13 Mr. Surendra Singh SKN Agriculture College, Jobner BSc (Agriculture) 73.14 Bikaner 14 Ms. Sanjita Kochar College of Vet and An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 73.10 Bikaner 15 Ms. Ruby Laxmi Vaidya College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 74.47 Bikaner 16 Mr. Ravi Bhushan Mishra College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture Engg) 74.34 Bikaner 17 Mr. Vinod Kumar Agarwal Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil Engg) 92.10 18 Mr. V. Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical Engg) 96.10 19 Mr. Saleen Kabra IIT, Delhi BE (Mechanical Engg) 83.30 20 Mr. Atul Ahuja Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (EL & Electronics) 95.90

21 Mr. R Titus Leo Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (EL & Electronics) 95.90 d r a

22 Mr. Tarun Kumar MREC, Jaipur BE (Communications) 81.93 w A

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23 Mr. Rakesh Choudhary MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 73.16 a m

Jodhpur a h 24 Mr. Gyaneshwar Agarwal MREC, Jaipur BE (Metallurgy) 73.75 B Rajasthan 25 Ms. Nityakala Narsimhan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical) 92.50 26 Mr. Udyan Narayan Borkar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Comp Science) 99.10 27 Mr. N.S.Badri Prasad Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Instrumental) 85.10

141 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

28 Ms. Seema Sood Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Engg Tech) 89.30 29 Mr. B.V.S. Sudhakar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (S&T Dev) 82.40 30 Mr. P. Harish Prasad Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Museum Studies) 80.20 31 Mr. Sumit Dutta College of Comm and Mgmt Stu,Udaipur MBA 68.80 Udaipur 32 Mr. Siddhartha Kanoria Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani Management Studies 98.90 33 Mr. Man Mohan Sharma National Institute Computer Training PG Diploma in Comp Science 93.83 SV Peeth, Jaipur 34 Ms. Nidhi Mathur Faculty of Mgmt Studies PG Diploma in T&H Mgmt 60.00 Jodhpur 35 Ms. M.S. Sharma Banasthali Vidyapeeth PG Diploma in Textile Weaving 84.20 36 Mr. Nikhil Gupta Polytechnic College, Bharatpur Diploma in Civil Engg 76.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. A.Kishore Lal Santania Polytechnic college, Ajmer Diploma in Mech Engg 83.30 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Mr. Rajendra Kumar Bansal Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Electrical Engg 75.90 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Mr. Rajeev Gupta Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Electronics 81.20 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 40 Mr. Praveen Sharma College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur Diploma in Mining 76.33 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 41 Mr. Sanjeev Agrawal Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Instrumantal 76.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 42 Mr. Pradeep Kumar Tejawat Polytechnic College, Bhilwara Diploma in Textile Tech 76.20 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 43 Mr. Arun Kumar Sharma Gem SA Trg School, Jaipur Diploma in Gems Cutting 95.50 G & JEPC 44 Mr. Mukul Gupta ICAI, New Delhi CA 61.25 45 Mr. Anil Maheshwari ICWAI, Calcutta ICWA 60.50 46 Mr. Shanti Lal Maroo Indian Institute of Banker Banking (CAIIB) 58.00 47 Mr. Asheem Mithal UPSC NDA Exam Ist (All India) 1991 1 Ms. Anupama Srivastava KN Women College, Jodhpur BA 76.08 Jodhpur 2 Mr. Charanjeet Singh Govt. College, Ajmer BSc (Maths) 86.09 Ajmer 3 Ms. Gurveen Sethi Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BSc (Biology) 75.70 Udaipur 4 Ms. Taranjeet Kaur College of Home Science Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 69.20 Bikaner 5 Ms. Sandeepa Keshan College of Home Science Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 74.67 Bikaner 6 Mr. Arun Garg Govt. College, Ajmer BCom 76.88 Ajmer 7 Ms. Supriya Sen Dept of Lib Science BLib 65.37 Rajasthan

142 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

8 Mr. Sanjay Joshi College of Law, Jaipur LLB 65.88 Jaipur 9 Ms. Shukla Handa GLK College, Jodhpur BEd 70.12 Jodhpur 10 Dr Raj Kumar SMS Medical College, Jaipur MBBS 75.67 Rajasthan 11 Vaidya Mahesh Dixit Mohta Ayurvedic College, Sadulpur BAMS 67.57 Rajasthan 12 Mr. Ajit Suri Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani B Pharma 90.50 13 Mr. Ramveer Singh College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 74.54 Rajasthan 14 Mr. Vinay Prakash Sharma Rajasthan College Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 77.25 Bikaner 15 Mr. Rajan Nahal College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 70.73 Bikaner 16 Mr. Avinash Taparia College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 73.48 Bikaner 17 Mr. Laxmi Kumar Gupta MREC, Jaipur BE (Civil) 79.33 Jaipur 18 Mr. Deepak Bapna IIT, Mumbai BE (Mechanical) 86.30 19 Mr. Surendra Jhalora MBM Eng College, Jodhpur BE (Electrical) 79.81 Jodhpur 20 Mr. Sandeep Poundrik MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 78.60 Jaipur 21 Mr. Rajesh Kumar Garg MREC, Jaipur BE (Electronics) 80.10 Jaipur 22 Mr. Pushkar Raj Ameta MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 76.26 Jodhpur 23 Mr. Raj Kumar Sharma Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Mech Engg 74.40 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 24 Mr. Kapil Sharma Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Elect Engg 76.80 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 25 Mr. Vishnu Prakash Sharma Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Elect Engg 76.90 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 26 Ms. Ritu Sharma Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Electronics 81.10 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 27 Mr. Shiv Prasad College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur Diploma in Mining Engg 70.70 d

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28 Ms. Manita Nimiwal Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Architecture 62.90 A

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Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur h B 30 Mr. Pramod Kumar Jain Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Instrumental 70.40 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Prakash Tahiliani Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Auto Engg 66.30 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Brijesh Kumar Sharma Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Textile Tech 70.70

143 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

33 Ms. Kiran Talesara Women's Polytechnic College, Udaipur Diploma in Interior Deco 71.90 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Ms. Kanta Khaturiya Women's Polytechnic College, Udaipur Diploma in Beauty Culture 75.80 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Ms. Punita Deora Faculty of Mgmt Studies Diploma in T & H Mgmt 70.00 Jodhpur 36 Mr. Praveen Kumawat Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in T & H Mgmt 70.10 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Ms. Ruchira Sharda Jaswant Jodhpur MBA 72.00 38 Mr. Harish Kr.Maheshwari ICAI, New Delhi CA 66.25 39 Mr. Akash Deep Meera Kala College, Udaipur Classical Music (Instrumental) 73.00 RED, Bikaner 40 Mr. Niraj Murdia UPSC NDA Exam Ist (All India) 1992 1 Ms. Sachi Gulecha KN College, Jodhpur BA 74.75 Jodhpur 2- Ms. Kanika Pandey Dept of Music B (Fine Arts) 73.64 Rajasthan 3 Mr. G.C. Boralkar Maharaja Sans College, Jaipur Shastri 71.20 Rajasthan 4 Mr. R. Baburaj Jain Shri DJ Sans College, Jaipur Shastri 71.20 Rajasthan 5 Mr. Rakesh Agarwal Govt. College, Dausa BSc (Maths) 88.90 Rajasthan 6 Mr. Sharad Kanstia LM College of Sc, Jodhpur BSc (Maths) 88.48 Jodhpur 7 Ms. Nirupama Jain KN College, Jodhpur BSc (Biology) 75.09 Jodhpur 8 Ms. Shefali Rajbanshi College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 75.16 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 9 Ms. Anita Dada SIMGVS Niket, Pilani BSc (Home Science) 76.45 Rajasthan 10 Ms. Anshu Goyal Maharani College, Jaipur BCom 76.00 Rajasthan 11 Ms. Renu Seth Dept of Lib Science BLib Science 68.50 Rajasthan 12 Mr. Devendra Kumar Faculty of Law LLB 68.16 Rajasthan 13 Ms. Bindu Gupta Nimbark TT College, Udaipur BEd 64.60 Udaipur 14 Dr Sanjana Mishra SP Medical College, Bikaner MBBS 73.00 Rajasthan 15 Ms. Sonal Rudra Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani B Pharma 86.40 16 Mr. Nawal Kishore Sharma College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 74.54 Rajasthan 17 Ms. Prem Prakash Borana College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 74.36 Rajasthan

144 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

18 Mr. Bhag Chand Jat SKN Agriculture College, Jobner BSc (Agriculture) 77.75 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 19 Mr. Sanjay Bhojwani College of Vet and An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 75.00 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 20 Mr. Neeraj Agarwal Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil Engg) 89.10 21 Mr. Mahendra Kumar Salgia Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical Engg) 95.00 22 Mr. Gireesh Shrimali IIT, Delhi B Tech (Electrical Engg) 95.50 23 Mr. Bindu Madhavan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Elect & Comp Science) 99.70 24 Mr. S.Anantha Padmanaban Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical Engg) 92.26 25 Mr. Pushpender Gaur MBM Eng College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 72.50 Jodhpur 26 Mr. Manish Kumar Singh University of Roorkee M Tech (Geology) 78.35 Roorkee 27 Ms. Vidya Raman Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (Museum Studies) 79.00 28 Mr. Shailendra Moondra Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (S&T Dev) 90.00 29 Ms. Sangeeta Sachdeva Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (Engg Technology) 92.50 30 Mr. Anil Kumar Soni Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Civil Engg 77.50 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Naresh Soni Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Mechanical Engg 77.20 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Arun JB Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Electrical Engg 78.20 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Mr. Jagdish Chandra Merawat College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur Diploma in Mining Engg 72.20 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Ms. Rupam Jain Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Chemical Engg 78.60 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Mr. Deepak Kumar Doshi Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Electronics 84.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Mr. Arvind Kumar Tiwari DSI Training Institute, Jaipur Diploma in Comp Science 77.50 Directorate of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. Manoj Kumar Agrawal Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Refgn & AC 71.50 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Mr. N K Khemchandani Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Instrumental 81.50 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Ms. Veena Jain Polytechnic College, Udaipur Diploma in Beauty Culture 75.30 d

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Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur h B 42 Ms. Preeti Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in FO Operations 78.60 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 43 Ms. Ritu Singhvi Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in House Keeping 76.40 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 44 Ms. Neelima Reddy Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani Master of Mgmt Studies 89.50

145 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

45 Mr. Deepak Surana College of Commerce MBA 73.00 Jodhpur 46 Mr. Rajesh Nirwan ICAI, New Delhi CA 72.25 47 Mr. Rahul Chandra Singh Mehta ICWAI ICWA 59.88 1993 1 Ms. Reena Surana KN College, Jodhpur BA 64.70 Jodhpur 2 Mr. Rohit Ameta BN College, Udaipur BSc (Maths) 80.50 Udaipur 3 Ms. Shilpi Srivastava College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 70.62 Bikaner 4 Mr. Jitendra Kumar Purohit Govt. College, Kishangarh BCom 69.00 Ajmer 5 Mr. Rajesh Mundra College of Law, Udaipur LLB 64.30 Udaipur 6 Ms. Beena Mittal Banasthali Vidyapeeth BEd 66.78 7 Dr Mahesh Kumar Dave SN Medical College, Jodhpur MBBS 69.80 Rajasthan 8 Mr. Nityanand Sharma National Institute of Ayurved, Jaipur BAMS 70.07 Rajasthan 9 Mr. Jitendra Krishan Sosmani Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani B Pharma 96.50 10 Mr. Salu C.S. College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 74.00 Rajasthan 11 Mr. Jimmy Philip SKN College of Agriculture, Jobner BSc (Agriculture) 77.24 Bikaner 12 Mr. Sanjay Seth College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technical) 70.54 Bikaner 13 Mr. College of Vet & An Sc, Bikaner BVSc. & A H 73.25 Bikaner 14 Ms. Pavitra Mishra Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil) 95.60 15 Mr. Sanjay Kumar Daya MBM Eng College, Jodhpur BE (Civil) 79.70 Jodhpur 16 Mr. Anand Arvind Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 97.90 17 Mr. Lalit Kumar Ajitsaria MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mechanical) 73.96 Jodhpur 18 Mr. Pradeep Kothari Indian Society for Technical Education ME (Mechanical Engg) 66.00 Roorkee 19 Mr. Hari Mohan Sharma MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Electrical Engg) 80.13 Jodhpur 20 Mr. Ashwini Kr.Vaishnaw MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Electronics) 79.89 Jodhpur 21 Mr. Jaideep Bhatia MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Electronics) 80.93 Jodhpur 22 Ms. Radhai Thandapani Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Comp Science) 99.80 23 Mr. R Jaya Kumar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical Engg) 95.80

146 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

24 Mr. Sanjeev Majoo Institute of Technology B Tech (Chemical Engg) 90.70 Banaras Hindu University 25 Mr. BP. Bhatnagar MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 75.60 Jodhpur 26 Mr. Sundram Nirmala Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Instrumental) 88.90 27 Mr. Venkateswaran A.S. Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (Engg Tech) 95.10 28 Ms. Deepa Raghavan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (Museum Stud) 85.10 29 Mr. C Ranganathan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (S & T Dev) 88.60 30 Mr. Tavish Kumar Jangid Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Civil Engg 78.40 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Anil Kumar Nair Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Mech Engg 76.80 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Rajesh Jain Polytechnic College, Bharatpur Diploma in Electrical Engg 78.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Mr. Kumar Polytechnic College, Alwar Diploma in Electronics 80.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Dilip Kumar Suthar College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur Diploma in Mining 72.60 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Mr. Mukesh Chandra Goyal Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Chemical 74.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Mr. Ghanshyam Gochar ITI, Udaipur Diploma in Regn & AC 79.14 DTE, Rajasthan 37 Mr. D S Chaudhary Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Instrumental 77.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Mr. N S Shekhawat ITI, Pratapgarh Diploma in Fitter 81.21 DTE Rajasthan 39 Mr. Babu Lal Teli ITI, Udaipur Diploma in Mech Motor Vehicle 81.14 DTE, Rajasthan 40 Ms. Ranu Porwal Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in House Keeping 91.60 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 41 Ms. Namrata Shali Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in FO Operations 80.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 42 Ms. Aditi Rathore Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in Cookery 81.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 43 Mr. Sanjay Chugh Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in F&B Service 75.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur

44 Ms. Venu Jain Raj Sang Sans, Jaipur Diploma in M & Dance 63.87 d r D College Edu a w A

45 Ms. Preeti Dhariwal Faculty of Mgmt Studies, Udaipur MBA 71.44 h a h

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46 Mr. Alok Khandelwal Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani Master of Mgmt Studies 96.50 a h 47 Mr. Narendra Dhupar ICAI, New Delhi CA 58.00 B 48 Mr. Jitendra Kumar Jain ICSI, New Delhi CS 56.33 1994 1 Ms. Nidhi Gupta SS Women's College, Jaipur BA 72.27 Rajasthan

147 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

2 Mr. Vinod Kumar Yadav LBS College, Kotputli BSc (Maths) 82.96 Rajasthan 3 Ms. Reena Mittal SIMGVS Niketan, Pilani BSc (Home Science) 76.55 Rajasthan 4 Mr. Amar Singh Godara SKN College of Agriculture, Jobner BSc (Agriculture) 75.31 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 5 Mr. Pankaj Chugh College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 70.89 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 6 Ms. Nira Khamesra Nimbark TT College, Udaipur BEd 73.87 Udaipur 7 Mr. Kanti Jain MV MLV Shramjeevi College Udaipur BCom 74.66 Rajasthan Vidyapeeth Udaipur 8 Mr. Rajendra Kumar Sharma MMM Ayurved College, Udaipur BAMS 71.53 Rajasthan 9 Mr. Kamal Mehta Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani B Pharma 89.30 10 Mr. Jasdeep Singh Sethi Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil) 95.40 11 Mr. Vikrant Kothari Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 95.40 12 Mr. Rajesh Kulhari Engg College, Kota BE (Electrical) 81.80 13 Mr. Vivek Jhamb Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (E & Electronics) 95.40 14 Mr. S.Balakrishnan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Comp Science) 100 15 Mr. Mahesh Subramaniam Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Comp Science) 100 16 Mr. Arpan Mohorowala Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical Engg) 100 17 Mr. Praveen Sharma MBM Eng College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 78.09 JNU, Jodhpur 18 Mr. Hemant Kedia MLV Tex Institute, Bhilwara BE (Textile) 79.62 Rajasthan 19 Ms. Rita Gopalan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (Museum Studies) 83.30 20 Mr. Raghu R. Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (S &T Dev) 95.20 21 Mr. Suresh V. Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani M Tech (Eng Technology) 89.30 22 Mr. Ravindra Kr.Mundra Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute, Udaipur Diploma in Civil Engg 79.83 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 23 Mr. Manish Agrawal Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Mechanical Engg 78.24 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 24 Mr. Sanjay Verma Polytechnic College, Alwar Diploma in Electrical Engg 81.45 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 25 Mr. Mukesh Mathur Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Electronics 77.51 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 26 Mr. Jinesh Humad College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur Diploma in M & M Survey 77.07 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 27 Mr. Mukesh Kumar Mr..mal Khaitan Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Mech Prod Engg 73.25 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 28 Mr. Jitendra Singh Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Mech Auto Engg 65.02 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 29 Mr. Shravan Kr.Kumawat Khaitan Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Arch Engg 62.30 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur

148 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

30 Ms. Amrita Gupta Women's Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Textile Design 74.32 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Ms. Nishat Banu Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in House Keeping 82.14 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Ms. Anjana Modi Women's Polytechnic College Udaipur Diploma in Beauty Culture 77.02 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Ms. Suman Sharma Mahila Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Cost D&D Making 74.60 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Yash Baya Gem SAT School, Jaipur Diploma in C Gem Carving 96.00 GSATS, Jaipur 35 Mr. Rajendra Kr. Dhiman ITI, Ajmer ITI (Civil) 72.69 DTE, Rajasthan 36 Mr. Heera Lal Vaishnav ITI, Ajmer ITI (Instrumental Mechanic) 80.42 DTE, Rajasthan 37 Mr. Naresh Bothra Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur MBA 70.78 Jodhpur 38 Mr. Munshi Rajesh Madhukar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani Master of Mgmt Studies 99.40 1995 1 Ms. Shikha Goyal Maharani College, Jaipur BA 76.16 Rajasthan 2 Ms. Neetu Gurnani SD Govt. College, Beawar BSc (Maths) 88.00 Ajmer 3 Ms. Geetika Arora KN College, Jodhpur BSc (Home Science) 77.15 Jodhpur 4 Mr. Arun Kumar Jain SS College, Mukundgarh BCom 74.88 Jaipur 5 Ms. Sabahat Khan RMV TT College, Udaipur BEd 70.00 Udaipur 6 Ms. Shikha Devpura College of Law, Udaipur LLB 68.38 Udaipur 7 Dr Tanu Singhal SMS Medical College, Jaipur MBBS 74.60 Rajasthan 8 Mr. Arun Intodia BIT Mesra, Ranchi B Pharma 84.60 9 Mr. Indrajeet Singhvi Sh GS Institute Tech & Sc M Pharma 74.09 10 Ms. Jainamma Ulahannan College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 73.09 Rajasthan d

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12 Mr. Kanhaiya Lal Swarnkar College of Vet and An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 70.72 a h s

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13 Mr. Ashish Bhatnagar College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 70.34 h Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner B 14 Mr. V.S.R. Goruganti Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil) 83.10 15 Mr. Umang Anand Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 95.20 16 Mr. Bajrang Singh MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 79.60 Rajasthan

149 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

17 Mr. Ravi Pratap Singh Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Electrical & Electronics) 99.60 18 Mr. Manish Darda Engg College, Kota BE (Electrical & Instrumentation) 76.00 Rajasthan 19 Mr. Vineet Agrawal MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical & Comm) 81.29 Rajasthan 20 Mr. Sidharth Udai Bose Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Comp Science) 99.00 21 Mr. K. Arun Kumar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical) 97.60 22 Mr. V.R.Srinivasan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Instrumental) 94.90 23 Mr. Hemendra Mathur College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 79.82 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 24 Mr. Suresh Meherchandani MREC Jaipur BE (Metallurgy) 79.00 Rajasthan 25 Mr. Ravi Krishnan Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (Museum Studies) 80.40 26 Mr. B Srihari Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (T S & T Dev) 91.60 27 Mr. Alok Dhar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani MSc (T Engg Technology) 96.40 28 Mr. Hemant Kedia IIT, Delhi M Tech (Fib S & T) 98.10 29 Mr. Prashant Pundrik KAMB Institute, Ukraine M Tech (Mechanical Engg) 72.00 Ukraine 30 Mr. Vikas Pandhi Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Civil Engg 75.50 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Navin Kumar Kumawat Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Civil Engg 72.40 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Mohit Sharma Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Mechanical Engg 73.60 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Mr. Bagra Polytechnic College, Alwar Diploma in Mechanical Engg 75.40 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Deshraj Verma Polytechnic College, Bharatpur Diploma in Electrical Engg 75.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Mr. Sunil Kumar Varindani Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Electrical Engg 75.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Mr. Vijay Kamal Goyal Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Electronics 80.80 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. Hari Om Sharma ITI, Udaipur Diploma in Mechanical Electro 83.86 DTE, Rajasthan 38 Mr. Bhanwar Singh Chouhan Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Instrumental Engg 70.30 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Mr. Satyendra Kumar Garg Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Comp Application 71.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 40 Ms. Vinita Jain Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Production 70.50 41 Mr. Rajeev Mujoo MB College of Science, Udaipur Diploma in Polymer S & T 76.20 Udaipur 42 Mr. Vinod Joshi ITI, Udaipur Diploma in Regn & AC 82.29 DTE, Rajasthan 43 Mr. Sanjay Kothari NIIT, Udaipur Diploma in S Mgmt Com Sc 81.20

150 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

44 Mr. Gopal Lal Suthar ITI, Udaipur Diploma in Mech Motor Vehicle 80.20 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 45 Mr. Jitendra Menaria Roorkee Diploma in Irrg Water Mgmt 83.06 46 Mr. Suresh Chandra Jagdawat College of So Sc and Humanities, Udaipur Diploma in M&M Surveying 74.90 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 47 Mr. Tuktak Bhanawat College of So Sc and Humanities, Udaipur Diploma in Journalism 74.57 Udaipur 48 Ms. Neelu Dubey Mahila ITI, Kota Diploma in Secretariat Practice 69.17 49 Mr. Amrish Bhatnagar Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in House Keeping 79.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 50 Mr. Deepak Sarin Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma (Cookery) 74.40 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 51 Mr. Jayant R.Bhatt Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in FO Operation 73.10 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 52 Mr. Shah M.Mahendra Bhai Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani Master of Mgmt Studies 94.00 53 Mr. Sharad Kanstia Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur MBA 76.53 54 Mr. B.B.Goyal College of Comm and Mgmt Studies, Udaipur CMA 74.33 MLS University, Udaipur 55 Mr. Anurag Kumar Agrawal ICAI, New Delhi CA 60.37 1996 1 Ms. Aruna Agarwal KM M Vidyalaya, Jaipur BA 76.28 Rajasthan 2 Mr. Nand Lal Prajapat Lohia College, Churu BSc (Maths) 86.74 MDS University, Ajmer 3 Mr. Ramakant Gupta Rajrishi College, Alwar BSc (Biology) 72.81 Rajasthan 4 Ms. Ruchika Khamesra College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 78.90 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 5 Ms. P Parakh(Rampuria) SJPG College, Bikaner BCom 73.78 MDS University, Ajmer 6 Mr. J.Narayan Vijay Tagore TT College, Ajmer BEd 74.33 MDS University, Ajmer 7 Ms. Aarti Gupta GLBSD College, S.Ganganagar LLB 65.67 MDS University, Ajmer 8 Ms. Kirti Rana SMS Medical College, Jaipur MBBS 71.94

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11 Mr. Karu Lal Nagar College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 69.81 h B Rajasthan 12 Mr. Ajay Sanghi SKN College Agriculture, Jobner BSc (Agriculture) 81.04 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 13 Mr. Pawan Kumar Jain College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur BSc (Dairy Technology) 75.52 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner

151 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

14 Ms. Gunjan Sinha Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Civil) 90.00 15 Ms. Kirti Sikri Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 98.00 16 Mr. Pravin Surana MBM Eng College, Jodhpur BE (Electrical) 76.8 Jai Narain Vyas, Jodhpur 17 Mr. P.H.Shirishkumar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (E & Electronics) 99.60 18 Mr. Mukesh Jain SSGM College Eng Shegaon BE (Ind Electronics) 73.02 Amravati 19 Mr. Aasheesh Mittal College of Tech BE (Electrical & Com Engg) 87.69 GB Pant University 20 Mr. Rakesh Bordia IIT, Kanpur BE (Comp Science) 92.00 21 Mr. Pushpendra Gupta Institute of Technology BE (Chemical) 91.90 Banaras Hindu University 22 Ms. Anu Mookim Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Instrumental) 99.10 23 Mr. Om Prakash Lathi College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 73.02 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 24 Mr. M.S.Rajawat Annamalai University BE (Mech & Prod) 78.75 25 Mr. Amit Sharma Kar Reg Eng College BE (Mining) 67.90 Mangalore 26 Mr. Piyush Baheti MLV Textile Institute, Bhilwara BE (Textile Technology) 76.88 Rajasthan 27 Mr. Manish Mittal Engg College, Kota BE (Prod & Ind) 72.62 Rajasthan 28 Mr. Giriraj Sharma MREC, Jaipur BE (Architecture) 73.97 Rajasthan 29 Mr. Subhash Chandra Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Civil Engg 74.42 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 30 Mr. Surendra S.Solanki Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Mechanical Engg 69.14 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Harish Kr.Pursnani Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Mechanical Engg 69.14 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Hazari Singh Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Electronics 77.75 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Ms. Pragati Sharan MB College of Science, Udaipur Diploma in Computers 74.80 MLS University, Udaipur 34 Mr. Ramesh Chandra Vyas College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur Diploma in M&M Surveying 71.69 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Mr. Mohit Agarwal Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Architecture 73.19 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Ms. Alka Rawat Mahila Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Commercial Art 74.96 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Ms. Sangeeta Soni Mahila Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Textile Design 76.10 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Ms. Astha Saxena Mahila Polytechnic College, Udaipur Diploma in Interior Decoration 72.58 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Ms. Pragati Bansal Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in House Keeping 77.52 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur

152 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

40 Mr. Priyanshu Malvi Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in Cookery 72.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 41 Ms. Meeta Jain Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in FO Operations 75.29 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 42 Mr. Daulat Singh Food Craft Ins, Udaipur Diploma in Food & Beverages 67.30 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 43 Ms. Suman Rani Mathur CSMS, Udaipur Diploma in T & H Mgmt 65.88 MLS University, Udaipur 44 Ms. Madhurlata Goswami Mahila Polytechnic College, Udaipur Diploma in Beauty Culture 77.32 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 45 Ms. Anita Sharma College Mahila Polytechnic, Ajmer Diploma in Cost D&D Making 77.58 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 46 Mr. B P Ramdharani ICSI, New Delhi CS 56.13 1997 1 Ms. Anubhooti Kabra Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BA 75.77 MLS University, Udaipur 2 Mr. Suresh Verma SGRCAS College, Fatehpur Shastri 76.50 Rajasthan 3 Ms. Anupriya Shrimali Maharani S College, Bikaner BSc (Maths) 86.30 MDS University, Ajmer 4 Ms. Sunayana Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BSc (Biology) 82.02 MLS University, Udaipur 5 Ms. Garima Babel College of Home Science Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 80.17 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 6 Mr. Sudhir Maheshwari Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur BCom 74.44 7 Ms. Reena Uniyal VBGSTT College, Udaipur BEd 72.50 MLS University, Udaipur 8 Ms. Renu Shekhawat O Somani College, Jodhpur BLib 71.13 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 9 Dr M.K.S.Chhangani College of Law, Udaipur LLB 66.17 MLS University, Udaipur 10 Mr. Srisunder Subramaniam Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani B Pharma 94.60 11 Mr. Ashwini Kumar Sharma MA College, Sadulpur BAMS 72.31 Rajasthan 12 Mr. Bhanu Prakash College of Vet and An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 71.77 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner d

13 Mr. Vijay Singh Rathore Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture Hons) 82.83 r a

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14 Ms. Anjani Anant Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical) 97.90 a h s 15 Ms. Shipra Mathur MREC, Jaipur BE (Civil) 79.25 a m a

Rajasthan h B 16 Mr. Hitesh Kejriwal MREC, Jaipur BE (Civil) 79.25 Rajasthan 17 Mr. Rohit Girdhar Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 95.50 18 Mr. Brajendra Navnit MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 74.71 Rajasthan

153 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

19 Mr. Anurag Jain MREC, Jaipur BE (Elect & Comp) 81.64 Rajasthan 20 Mr. Umesh Soni BN College Eng Yavatmal BE (Elect & Tele Comm) 76.89 Amravati 21 Mr. Subir Batra Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Comp Science) 99.60 22 Mr. Sunder Singh Godara College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 77.32 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 23 Mr. Deepak Sharma MBM Eng College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 70.70 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 24 Mr. B.Subramani MREC, Jaipur BE (Metallurgy) 79.75 Rajasthan 25 Mr. K.S.Chaudhary College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur B Tech (Dairy Technology) 77.02 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 26 Mr. Nischal Jain MREC, Jaipur BE (Architecture) 75.59 Rajasthan 27 Mr. Rakesh Vyas Polytechnic College Jodhpur Diploma in Civil Engg 70.10 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 28 Mr. Bhupendra Agrawal Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Mech Engg 71.83 29 Mr. Gurumukh Singh Kalra Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Diploma in Electrical Engg 72.94 30 Mr. Irfan Yunus Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Electrical Engg 76.39 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Hukma Ram Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Inst Engg 73.03 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Mrinal Joshi Khaitan Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Architecture 67.08 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Ms. Priya Bansal Mahila Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Cost D&D Making 79.55 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Ms. Dwivedi Govt. Women's Poly College, Jodhpur Diploma in Commercial Art 71.90 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Ms. Kshipra Mathur Govt. Women's Poly College, Jodhpur Diploma in Textile Design 77.39 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Ms. Mamta Shah Women's Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Interior Decoration 76.38 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Ms. Preeti Gupta Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Computers 77.10 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Ms. Kiran Kapil Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in House Keeping 72.57 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Ms. Sangeeta Sharma Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in Cookery 78.29 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 40 Mr. Kashyap Trilok Jani Food Craft Institute, Udaipur Diploma in FO Operation 80.14 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 41 Mr. Nishad Menon Food Craft Intitute, Udaipur Diploma in Food & Beverage 72.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 42 Mr. Jitendra Gaur Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur Diploma in T & H Mgmt 70.50 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur

154 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

43 Ms. Rajshree Chaurishiya Govt. Girls Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Beauty Culture 76.43 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 44 Mr. Brij Bhooshan Goyal College of Comm and Mgmt Stu, Udaipur CMA 70.50 MLS University, Udaipur 45 Mr. Shekhar Bhandari ICAI, New Delhi CA 61.88 1998 1 Ms. Navya GD Girls College, Alwar BA 75.80 Rajasthan 2 Ms. Manisha Kumari Samdani SMG Girls College, Bhilwara BSc (Maths) 89.77 MDS University, Ajmer 3 Ms. Shruti Aeron College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 78.34 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 4 Mr. Navneet Singal. GLBSD College, S Ganganagar BCom 77.00 MDS University, Ajmer 5 Ms. Minakshi Jain Banasthali Vidyapeeth BEd 74.60 6 Ms. Seema Verma Raj Shiksha M Jaipur Shiksha Shastri 69.33 Rajasthan 7 Ms. Kailash Yadav Banasthali Vidyapeeth Shastri 72.16 8 Mr. Jagdish Prasad Jat Dep Lib & Inf Sc, Jaipur BLib 69.62 Rajasthan 9 Ms. Amita Kumari GLBSD College, S Ganganagar LLB 67.94 MDS Ajmer 10 Mr. Keerti Kumar Bhatt College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 78.00 Rajasthan 11 Dr Kapil Kumawat RNT Medical College, Udaipur MBBS 73.87 Rajasthan 12 Mr. Deepak Alavadi SMS Med & Den College, Jaipur BDS 67.71 Rajasthan 13 Mr. Chandan Singh MMM Ayu College, Udaipur BAMS 69.15 Rajasthan 14 Mr. Prashant Singh BBBD PG College, Chimanpura BSc (Agriculture) 71.62 Rajasthan 15 Mr. Yash Mehta MREC, Jaipur BE (Mechanical) 76.44 Rajasthan 16 Mr. Satish Kumar Solanki MREC, Jaipur BE (Civil Engg) 78.46 d

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18 Ms. Rashmi Jain MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical Engg) 79.30 s a

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19 Mr. Rakesh Agrawal MREC, Jaipur BE (Elect & Comp Engg) 82.18 B Rajasthan 20 Mr. Nihal Chand Jain Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur BE (Comp Science) 76.84 21 Mr. Anurag Jindal MREC, Jaipur BE (Chemical) 85.15 Rajasthan

155 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

22 Mr. Maheshwar Singh College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 75.56 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 23 Mr. Krishna Sharma MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 70.55 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 24 Mr. S.K.Pagaria MLV Tex Institute, Bhilwara BE (Textile Technology) 77.08 Rajasthan 25 Mr. Hari Krishan Verma MBM Eng College, Jodhpur BE (Prod & Ind Engg) 71.60 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 26 Mr. Jaganath Rath MREC, Jaipur B (Architecture) 71.43 Rajasthan 27 Mr. Brijesh Kumar Pandey College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur B Tech (Dairy Technology) 74.95 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 28 Mr. Love Kumar Sharma BM Polytechnic College, Pilani Diploma in Civil Engg 79.59 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 29 Mr. Ankur Bhargava Govt. Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Mechanical Engg 74.91 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 30 Mr. Hemant Kumar Sharma Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Electrical Engg 75.32 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Vipin Garg Govt. Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Electronics Engg 74.01 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Sandeep Bhatnagar Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Chemical Engg 75.89 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Mr. Ashok Kumar Kumawat Khaitan Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Comp Sc & Eng 76.40 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Vinod Kumawat Khaitan Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Architecture 61.25 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Mr. Sunil Mehta College of So Sc and Huminities, Udaipur Diploma in Pharmacy 75.66 MLS University, Udaipur 36 Ms. Kanchan Mewara Women's Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Commercial Art 75.51 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Ms. Yasmeen Kutub Mahila Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Textile Design 77.79 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Ms. Vinita Jain Women's Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Interior Decoration 76.13 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Ms. Alka Verma Women's Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Mod Off Mgmt 75.62 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 40 Ms. Lubaina Zaveri Foodcraft Institute Diploma in Cookery 81.29 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 41 Mr. Gautam Sharma Foodcraft lnstitute, Ajmer Diploma in House Keeping 74.29 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 42 Mr. Brijesh Singh Foodcraft Institute, Jodhpur Diploma in FO Operations 77.43 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 43 Mr. Krishan Kant Parihar Foodcraft Institute, Jodhpur Diploma in Food & Beverages 77.17 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 44 Ms. Seema Chaudhary Women's Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Beauty Culture 75.23 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur

156 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

45 Ms. Neetu Deora Govt. Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Cost D&D Making 79.81 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 46 Mr. Nitin Khamesra ICAI, New Delhi CA 66.50 47 Mr. Sanjay Punglia ICWAI, Calcutta ICWAI 54.00 48 Dr Manu Bansal Manipal University BDS 72.00 1999 1 Ms. Mahima Kothari Maharani College, Jaipur BA 80.16 Rajasthan 2 Ms. Anita Bissa KN College BCom 79.38 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 3 Ms. Veenu Sisodia GD Girls College, Alwar BSc (Maths) 84.00 Rajasthan 4 Ms. Chug College of Home Science,Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 80.69 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 5 Ms. Kranti Banasthali Vidyapeeth BEd 80.40 6 Ms. Richa Kapoor College of Agriculture, Bikaner BSc (Agriculture) 83.51 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 7 Mr. Gyani R. Kumawat MREC, Jaipur BE (Civil Engg) 78.88 Rajasthan 8 Mr. Deepanker Mathur MREC, Jaipur BE (Metallurgy) 82.08 Rajasthan 9 Mr. Deepak Malhotra College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 77.91 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 10 Mr. Hemant Doshi MBM Engg College, Jaipur BE (Mining) 76.37 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 11 Mr. Manoj Pareek College of Dairy Science, Udaipur BTech (Dairy) 75.98 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 12 Mr. Ashish Mathur Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Civil Engg 75.37 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 13 Mr. Rajvir S. Verma Polytechnic College, Bharatpur Diploma in Mechanical Engg 77.12 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 14 Mr. Manish Tater Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Electrical Engg 77.66 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 15 Ms. Neetu Sharma Women's Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Beauty Culture 73.23 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur d

16 Ms. Malvika Dutta Women's Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Interior Decoration 72.50 r a

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h 17 Mr. Raghu Raj Sharma Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Comp Sc 77.69 a h s Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur a m a

18 Ms. Shalini Soni Mahila Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Commercial Art 78.47 h B Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 19 Mr. Akshaya K. Jain Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Elect & Comm 81.02 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 20 Mr. Vinit Jain NIFT, Gandhi Nagar Diploma in Fashion Design 76.00 Gujrat

157 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

21 Ms. Anubha Sharda Women's Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Mod Off Mgmt 75.10 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 22 Ms. Kamlesh Gaur Women's Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Textile Design 73.59 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 23 Ms. Shalini Kulshrestha Women's Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Cost D&D Making 75.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 24 Mr. Prashant Nahar SMS Medical College, Jaipur BDS 67.43 Rajasthan 2000 1 Ms. Pragya Choudhary SMM GG College, Bhilwara BA 74.00 MDS University, Ajmer 2 Ms. Meghna Mehta Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BCom 77.17 MLS University, Udaipur 3 Mr. Vinod Singh Mohta College Sadulpur BSc (Maths) 88.20 MDS University, Ajmer 4 Ms. Ragini Budania Maharani S College, Bikaner BSc (Biology) 80.79 MDS University, Ajmer 5 Ms. Harsha Jain Home Sc College, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 82.37 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 6 Mr. Rajkumar Agriculture College, Bikaner BSc (Agriculture) 81.83 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 7 Ms. Anupma Kavuri Univ College Visakhapatnam BJMC 61.12 Andra Univ Waltair 8 Ms. Shruti Choudhary BN Girls College Udaipur BBM 71.50 MLS University, Udaipur 9 Mr. Devendra Sharma SP College of Edu, Rewari BEd 72.55 MD Univ Rohatak 10 Ms. Shubhra Sharma RNT Medical College, Udaipur MBBS (Exam 99) 71.75 Rajasthan 11 Mr. Niraj Agrawal SMS Medical College, Jaipur MBBS (Exam 98) 73.50 Rajasthan 12 Ms. Priyanka Arora BN College of Pharmacy, Udaipur B Pharma 79.66 Rajasthan 13 Mr. BB Goyal College of Vet & An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 76.95 Rajasthan 14 Mr. Hukma Ram Engg College, Kota BE (Elect & Ins Eng) 74.08 Rajasthan 15 Mr. SS Rathore MBM Engg College, Jaipur BE (Civil Engg) 76.87 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 16 Mr. Anil K Sharma MREC, Jaipur BE (Mechanical Engg) 72.25 Rajasthan 17 Mr. Dinesh S Panwar MBM Engg College, Jaipur BE (Mining) 70.50 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 18 Mr. Tara S Chahar Engg College, Kota BE Prod & Ind Engg 72.66 Rajasthan

158 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

19 Mr. Gaurav Khandelwal College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 72.25 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 20 Mr. Anil Kumawat College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur B Tech (Dairy Tech) 75.56 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 21 Ms. Krishna Inani REC, Warangal (AP) B Tech (Elec & Corn) 69.23 Kaketiya Univ (AP) 22 Mr. Deepak Soni Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Civil Engg 74.71 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 23 Mr. Trilok Tak Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Elect & Comm 78.84 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 24 Mr. Gunjan Choudhary Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Mech Auto Engg 74.46 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 25 Ms. Santosh Bucha Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Cost D&D Mgmt 77.20 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 26 Mr. B.K. Jain Khaithan Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Mech RCA Engg 73.85 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 27 Mr. Alok K. Paliwal Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Inst Engg 74.67 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 28 Ms. Monika Parihar Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Com Sc & E 79.57 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 29 Mr. Mahesh. K. Trivedi Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Elec Fib Opt 74.43 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 30 Ms. Nisha Sharma RWPC, Jodhpur Diploma in Textile Design 76.03 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Ashish Nayyar Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Mech Engg 74.79 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Yogesh Sharma Khaitan Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Mechanical Prod 77.21 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Ms. Sushil Choudhary Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Electrical Engg 78.06 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Ms. Pragati Bhatnagar Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Commercial Art 75.07 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Ms. Sangita Parihar Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Interior Decoration 71.28 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Ms. Namrata Sharma Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Mod Off Mgmt 77.77 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur d r a

37 Mr. M.K. Jain Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Plastic Tech 78.71 w A

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38 Ms. Meeta Verma Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Beauty Culture 77.32 a m

Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur a h B 39 Ms. Meeta Jain Faculty of Fine Arts, Jaipur Fine Arts 61.78 Rajasthan 40 Mr. Abhishek ICAI, New Delhi CA 66.63 41 Mr. Abhishek Vashistha SMS Medical College, Jaipur BDS 66.93 Rajasthan

159 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

2001 1 Ms. Prabha Gautam Govt. College, Jhalawar BA 76.55 MDS University, Ajmer 2 Ms. Bharti Kriplani SD Govt. College, Beawar BCom 76.11 MDS University, Ajmer 3 Mr. Hemesh K. Joshi RSV, Tirupati (AP) BEd 76.50 4 Ms. Richa Gupta Maharani College, Jaipur BSc 87.41 Rajasthan 5 Ms. Sherlin Gilbert College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 74.45 Rajasthan 6 Mr. Danaram Palsaniya SKN Agriculture College, Jobner BSc (Agriculture) 82.17 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 7 Ms. Priyanka Rastogi Maharani College, Jaipur BSc (Home Science) 80.93 Rajasthan 8 Mr. Anand Paliwal College of Law, Udaipur LLB 63.17 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 9 Mr. Sanjay K. Munot BN Pharmacy College, Udaipur B Pharmacy 61.08 Rajasthan 10 Ms. Namita Saruparia Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute, Udaipur BBM 76.67 MLS University, Udaipur 11 Mr. Amit K. Sharma College of Vet & An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 77.45 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 12 Ms. Ruchi Somani RNT Med College, Udaipur MBBS 67.50 Rajasthan 13 Ms. Tapasya Chawla MREC, Jaipur BE (Architecture) 77.12 Rajasthan 14 Mr. Mohit Bajaj MREC, Jaipur BE (Chemical) 80.07 Rajasthan 15 Mr. Ompriya Arya College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 72.99 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 16 Mr. Pawan Aseri MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 78.16 Rajasthan 17 Ms. Mayank Mathur College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur BE (Mechanical) 76.32 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 18 Ms. Parul Jain MREC, Jaipur BE (Computer) 83.23 Rajasthan 19 Mr. Hemendra K. Jain College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur BE (Mining) 75.44 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 20 Mr. Nayan Choudhary MREC, Jaipur BE (Metallurgical) 78.66 Rajasthan 21 Mr. S Shailesh MREC, Jaipur BE (Elect & Comm) 74.38 Rajasthan 22 Mr. Arvind Koolwal MLV Textile Ins, Bhilwara BE (Textile & Chemical) 81.36 Rajasthan 23 Mr. Love K. Sharma MREC, Jaipur BE (Civil Engg) 81.21 Rajasthan

160 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

24 Ms. Kavita Gandhi Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Elect Fib Opt 71.78 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 25 Mr. Rupesh Jain Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Civil Engg.) 73.46 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 26 Mr. Babu Lal Limba Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Chem Sc & Engg 83.76 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 27 Ms. Dolly Vora Polytechnic College Jaipur Diploma in Comm Arts 81.18 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 28 Mr. Monish Agrawal Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Chem Engg 73.16 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 29 Mr. Lokesh Gupta Polytechnic College, Alwar Diploma in Mech Engg 74.99 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 30 Mr. Harendra Singh College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur Diploma in M&M Surveying 73.84 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Ravindra S. Karir IIMM, Udaipur Diploma in Materials Mgmt 65.72 IIMM, Banglore 32 Ms. Seema Mehra Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Interior Decoration 75.24 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Ms. Richa Yadav Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Modern Off Mgmt 73.13 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Chaman Lai Airi Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Electrical Engg 74.18 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Mr. Kamlesh Jangid Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Elect Com / Design 82.26 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Ms. Chhaya Sharma Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma in Cost D&D Making 76.26 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. Brajesh Kr. Nagar Polytechnic College, Chittorgarh Diploma in Cement Technology 72.61 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Mr. Kapil Trivedi Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Instrumentation 72.99 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Ms. Shalini Goyal Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Textile Design 76.36 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 40 Mr. Aseem Mehta College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur B Tech (Dairy Technology) 74.46 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 41 Ms. Barkha Bordia ICAI, New Delhi CA 50.12 42 Ms. Mamta Chhajed ICSI, New Delhi CS 55.37

43 Mr. Sachin Lodha Dental College, Jaipur BDS 58.09 d r a

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1 Ms. Beena Tibrewal BA 82.41 a m a

2 Mr. Minesh Bhootra Non Collegiate BCom 78.06 h B Rajasthan University, Jaipur 3 Mr. Hamendra K. Dungarwal Centre for Advance Studies in Education BEd 91.60 Ms Univ of Baroda, Vadodara 4 Mr. Sanjay Bohara College of Law, Udaipur LLB 66.85 MLS University, Udaipur

161 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

5 Ms. Chetna Dixit BN Girls College, Udaipur BSc 92.39 MLS University, Udaipur 6 Ms. Mini T. Samuel College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 75.54 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 7 Ms. Kapila Shekhawat College of Agriculture, Bikaner BSc (Agriculture) 85.79 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 8 Ms. Anshu Mala Somani Smt IMGV Shiksha Niket, Pilani BSc (Home Science) 79.13 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 9 Ms. Raji N. Nair Rajasthan University, Jaipur BLib 68.60 10 Ms. Raj Khiani BN College of Pharmacy, Udaipur B Pharmacy 78.46 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 11 Ms. Tabassum Palana BN Girls College, Udaipur BBM 76.08 MLS University, Udaipur 12 Ms. Ruchira Sarin MREC, Jaipur B Architecture 80.31 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 13 Mr. Hamendra K. Dangi College of D and F Sc Tech, Udaipur B Tech (Dairy) 73.22 MPUAT, Udaipur 14 Mr. Nirmal Jain RNT Med College, Udaipur MBBS 69.50 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 15 Mr. Govt. Engg College, Kota BE (Production) 73.59 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 16 Mr. Peeyush Soni College of Tech And Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 75.46 MPUAT, Udaipur 17 Mr. Pankaj Gupta MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 78.71 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 18 Mr. Prashant Sharma College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Mechanical) 74.87 MPUAT, Udaipur 19 Mr. Romil Mittal MBM Engg College, Jaipur BE (Computer Science) 75.53 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 20 Mr. Narain Gupta` College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Mining) 78.92 MPUAT, Udaipur 21 Ms. Chitra Bhagat MREC, Jaipur BE (Elect & Comm) 79.9 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 22 Mr. Amit Mathur MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Civil ) 74.19 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 23 Mr. Pranav Sharma Khaitan Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Architecture 68.23 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 24 Mr. Mahaveer P. Panchriya Govt. Poly College, Jodhpur Diploma in Civil Engg 75.68 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 25 Ms. Pinky Tulsian Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Comp Sc & Engg 85.46 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 26 Ms. Veena Sharma Govt. Women's Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Commercial Arts 79.91 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 27 Mr. Deepak K. Arora Govt. Poly College, Kota Diploma in Chemical Engg 80.98 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 28 Ms. Richa Sharma Govt. Poly College, Ajmer Diploma in Mechanical 76.31 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur

162 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

29 Mr. Rakesh Gupta Khaitan Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Mech Prod 76.99 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 30 Mr. Manoj K. Verma Khaitan Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Mech RAC 66.26 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Ms. Kalpana Pariyani Govt. Mahila Poly College, Udaipur Diploma in Interior Decoration 72.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Ms. Rashmi Jain Govt. Womens Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Mod Off Mgmt 76.79 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Mr. Bhuvnesh C. Sharma Govt. Poly College S Madhopur Diploma in Elect Engg 73.71 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Rajesh K. Jangir Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Elect C/D Engg 78.13 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Ms. Achala Gupta Govt. Women's Poly College Diploma in Cost D&D Making 77.76 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Ms. Usha Rathi Govt. Women's Poly College, Bikaner Diploma in Textile Design 77.56 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. Mayank Agarwal ICAI, New Delhi CA 54.50 38 Ms. Sharmila Samar ICSI, New Delhi CS 52.75 2003 1 Ms. Prachi Shastri Govt. College, Banswara BA 84.50 MLS University, Udaipur 2 Ms. Anshul Aggarwal Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BCom 73.88 MLS University, Udaipur 3 Mr. Ritesh Joshi Rajasthan School of Art, Jaipur Fine Arts 67.13 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 4 Ms. Jyamiti Trivedi Nimbark TT College, Udaipur BEd (Shiksha Shastri) 74.11 MLS University, Udaipur 5 Ms. Meghna Sharma Sabal Mahila TT College, Brunda BEd 75.70 MDS University, Ajmer 6 Ms. Archana Sirohi RD Girls College, Bharatpur BSc 89.77 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 7 Ms. Nandini Singh College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 84.50 MPUAT, Udaipur 8 Ms. Anuja Antony College of Nursing Raj, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 72.68 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 9 Mr. M Vinod Kumar College of Agriculture, Bikaner BSc (Agriculture) 82.20 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner d r

10 Mr. Jai Prakash Sharma Deptt of Lib and Inf Sc BLib 66.87 a w A

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11 Ms. Sonal Mundra Pacific College, Udaipur BBM 76.35 s a

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12 Mr. Prakhar Sandal Faculty of Law LLB 64.96 B Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 13 Ms. Parul Arya MREC, Jaipur B Architecture 75.71 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 14 Mr. Pavan Sharma Govt. Engg College, Kota BE (Prod & Ind) 73.52 Rajasthan University, Jaipur

163 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

15 Mr. Gaurav A. Jain College of Technology and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 77.59 MPUAT, Udaipur 16 Mr. Dilip Kumar MREC, Jaipur BE (Electrical) 81.06 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 17 Mr. Lalit Tiwari MREC, Jaipur BE (Mechanical ) 77.12 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 18 Ms. Akanksha Jerath MREC, Jaipur BE (Computer Science) 83.92 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 19 Mr. Deepak Gehlot MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 72.73 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 20 Mr. Shreyas Derashri MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Elect & Comm) 80.46 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 21 Mr. Abhishek Gupta MREC, Jaipur BE (Civil) 78.70 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 22 Mr. Rajnish Chandra MREC, Jaipur BE (Metallurgical) 80.45 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 23 Mr. Prateek Sharma College of Dairy & Food Sc Tech, Udaipur B Tech (Dairy) 69.30 MPUAT, Udaipur 24 Mr. Deepak Kumar Birla Tech Training Ins, Pilani Diploma in Comp Sc & Engg 79.44 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 25 Mr. Ramraj Khati Govt. Poly College, Ajmer Diploma in Mechanical 75.82 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 26 Mr. Ajay Aswani Vidya Bhawan Poly College, Udaipur Diploma in Electrical Engg 74.19 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 27 Ms. Asha Soni Women's Poly College, Jodhpur Diploma in Textile Design 76.09 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 28 Mr. Sumit Bhansali Govt. Dental College, Jaipur BDS 67.43 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 29 Ms. Sunita Sharma MMM Ayurvedic College, Udaipur BAMS 76.86 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 30 Dr. Ajay Gandhi RNT Medical College, Udaipur MBBS 67.56 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 31 Mr. Dhanesh Shishodiya ICAI, New Delhi CA 57.12 32 Ms. Esha Arvind ICSI, New Delhi CS 55.25 2004 1 Ms. Astha Govil Banasthali Vidyapith, Banasthali BA 84.57 2 Mr. Dheeraj K. Jhawar Seth GLBSD PG College, Sri Ganganagar BCom 79.72 Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati, Ajmer 3 Ms. Rakhee Trivedi College of Edu, Nagpur BEd 80.10 Br SK Wankhede, Nagpur University 4 Mr. Govind S. Shaktawat Nimbark TT College, Udaipur BEd (Shiksha Shastri) 77.55 Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 5 Ms. Bhawana Suwalka Dept of Computer Sc & Info Tech. BCA 78.83 Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur 6 Ms. Deepti Tolani Kanoria PG Mahila College, Jaipur BSc 84.33 Rajasthan University, Jaipur

164 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

7 Ms. Meenal Somani Smt IMMG Vigyan Skisha Niket, Pilani BSc (Home Science) 81.98 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 8 Ms. Elizabeth Varughese SMS College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 75.72 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 9 Mr. Mukesh Kumar Gahlot College of Agriculture BSc (Agriculture) 82.60 Rajasthan Agriculture Univ Bikaner 10 Ms. Priyanka Jain Guru Nanak Girls College, Udaipur BBM 74.20 MLS University, Udaipur 11 Ms. Garima Rani Ojha LM College of Sc and Tech, Jodhpur B Pharmacy 77.91 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 12 Mr. Jagdish Parsad College of Vet & An Sc, Parbhani BVSc & A H 82.30 Animal & Fishery Sc, Nagpur 13 Mr. Mayank Mathur College of Tech and Agri Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 74.10 MPUAT, Udaipur 14 Mr. Sunil Dadheech Inst of Engg and Tech, Alwar BE (Electrical) 78.29 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 15 Mr. Apoorva Trivedi MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Production & Ind) 70.94 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 16 Mr. Rex Tom C. Vadakel College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Mechanical) 76.60 MPUAT, Udaipur 17 Ms. Apeksha Jain MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Computer Science) 77.87 Jai Narain Vyas Univ, Jodhpur 18 Mr. Dheeraj Sadh MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 72.32 Jai Narain Vyas Univ, Jodhpur 19 Mr. Mahendra K. Jain Engg College of Ajmer BE (Elect & Commu) 82.60 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 20 Mr. Vinay Tak MBM Engg College, Jodlhpur BE (Civil Engg) 87.57 Jai Narain Vyas Univ, Jodhpur 21 Mr. Asad Hasan Sahir Zakir Husain College of Engg & Tech B Tech (Chemical Engg) 85.42 Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh 22 Ms. Malika Srivastava College of Dairy & Food Sc Tech, Udaipur B Tech (Dairy Technology) 79.90 MPUAT, Udaipur 23 Ms. Purwa Bhatnagar Vidya Bhawan Poly Co1lege, Udaipur Diploma in Comp Sc Engg 80.28 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 24 Mr. Mukesh K. Choudhari Vidhya Bhawan Poly College, Udaipur Diploma in Civil Engg 78.07 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 25 Ms. Surbhi Mathur Govt. Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Electronics Engg 72.90 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur d r

26 Ms. Shrutkirti Gupta Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Commercial Art 78.10 a w

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27 Ms. Trapti Singh Panwar Govt. Women Poly Co1lege, Udaipur Diploma in Textile Design 77.69 h s Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur a m a

28 Ms. Kiran Sharma Govt. Women's Poly Co1lege, Jodhpur Diploma in Interior Decoration 76.38 h B Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 29 Ms. Pooja Sharma Govt. Women's Poly Co1lege, Jaipur Diploma in Cost D&D Making 77.19 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 30 Ms. Shweta Mandowara ICAI, New Delhi CA 50.00 31 Ms. Anshul Aggarwal ICSI, New Delhi CS 55.63

165 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

2005 1. Ms. Manishika Jain Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BA 83.83 MLS University, Udaipur 2. Mr. Subhash Chandra Soni Bhupal Nobles PG College, Udaipur BCom 72.16 MLS University, Udaipur 3. Ms. Sonal Sawhney Banasthali Vidyapith BSc 90.06 Banasthali Vidyapith 4. Ms. Nimisha Sharma College of Agriculture, Bikaner BSc (Agriculture) 81.80 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 5. Ms. Shalini Sharma College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 83.60 MPUAT, Udaipur 6. Ms. Ritu Joshi Banasthali Vidyapith BEd (Shastri) 77.50 7. Ms. Pooja Vaishnav Nimbark TT College, Udaipur BEd (Shiksha Shastri) 79.11 Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 8. Ms. Kamna Anand Rajasthan Mahila TT College, Udaipur BEd 78.66 MLS University, Udaipur 9. Mr. Anand Bhattacharya College of Law LLB 66.74 MLS University, Udaipur 10. Ms. Charul Jain Bhupal Nobles Girls College, Udaipur BBM 77.35 MLS University, Udaipur 11. Ms. Renu Solanki Lachoo Memorial College of Sc and B Pharmacy 76.60 Technical Pharmacy, Jodhpur Rajasthan University, Jaipur 12. Dr. Gopesh Mangal MMM Govt. Ayurvedic College, Udaipur BAMS 73.61 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 13. Dr. Mukesh Kumar Nagori College of Ve and An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 81.20 Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner 14. Dr. Rajendra Singh Yadav Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner BVSc & AH 81.20 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 15. Dr. Manish Bajaj RNT Medical College, Udaipur MBBS 71.83 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 16. Ms. Ankita Porwal SBMJ College, Bangalore BCA 87.74 Bangalore University 17. Mr. Sandeep Kumbhat CMRIT (Ins of Tech) Belgaum, Karnataka BE (Computer Science) 83.43 Visveswaraiah Technological University Belgaum, Karnataka 18. Mr. Rahul Singh College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 76.40 MPUAT, Udaipur 19. Ms. Mona Sharma Institute of Engg and Tech, Alwar BE (Electronic) 82.11 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 20. Mr. Dushyant Sharma MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Electrical) 77.36 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 21. Mr. Manish Joshi MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Info Technology) 75.70 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 22. Mr. Vaibhav Jain Delhi College of Engineering, Delhi BE (Mechanical) 81.07 University of Delhi 23. Ms. Ranjeeta Wadhwani College of Dairy & Food Sc Tech B Tech (Dairy) 76.00 MPUAT, Udaipur

166 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

24. Ms. Swati Bansal The Ins of CA of India CA 58.00 25. Ms. Shubha Jain Women's Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Modern Office 79.91 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 26. Mr. Anil Saini Birla Technical Training Ins, Pilani Diploma in Computer Science 77.26 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 27. Mr. Mukulendra Singh Chauhan Birla Technical Training Ins, Pilani Diploma in Info Technology 81.16 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 28. Mr. Chhatra Ram Govt. Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma in Civil 78.30 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 29. Mr. Lalit Kumar Pagaria Birla Technical Training Ins., Pilani Diploma in Electronics 79.88 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 30 Mr. Alok Kumar Senger SGBB Govt. Poly College, Sirohi Diploma in Electrical 78.89 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31. Ms. Parveen Choudhary Govt. Mahila Poly College, Bikaner Diploma in Cost D&D Making 79.14 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32. Ms. Shweta Chandak Govt. Women's Poly College, Udaipur Diploma in Interior Decoration 78.53 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33. Ms. Surbhi Taldar Govt. Women's Poly College, Udaipur Diploma in Textile Design 75.76 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 2006 1 Ms. Nisha Agrawal Guru Nanak Girls PG College, Udaipur BA 76.38 MLS University, Udaipur 2 Mr. Peeyush Karnani University Commerce College BCom 82.06 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 3 Ms. Meenakshi Sharma Banasthali Vidyapith BA (Shastri) 81.66 Banasthali Vidyapith 4 Mr. Deepesh Bhati Faculty of Science, JNV Univ Jodhpur BSc 87.50 Jai Narayan Vyas Univ, Jodhpur 5 Ms. Mayusha Goyal College of Home Science, Bikaner BSc (Home Science) 87.60 Rajasthan Agriculture Univ, Bikaner 6 Ms. Sweety Sharma Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 79.80 MPUAT, Udaipur 7 Ms. Maheshwari Gupta College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 74.83 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 8 Ms. Chetali Kumawat BN Girls College, Udaipur BBM 78.45 MLS University, Udaipur 9 Ms. Ankita Bhatnagar Dept of Comp Sc & IT BCA 79.27 JR Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur d r

10 Mr. Rahul Kumar Garg BN College of Pharmacy Udaipur B Pharmacy 72.45 a w A

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11 Ms. Renu Dude Rajasthan Mahila TT College, Udaipur BEd 82.88 h s MLS University, Udaipur a m a h

12 Ms. Artee Sharma Akash Deep TT College BEd (Shiksha Shastri) 82.00 B RSU, Jaipur 13 Ms. Seema Tiwari RMCPE, Udaipur BPEd 88.27 MLS University, Udaipur 14 Mr. Dablu Kumar BNCPE, Udaipur BPEd 80.11 MLS University, Udaipur

167 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

15 Mr. Devashish Nath Mathur SSGB College of Engg and Tech BE (Mechanical Engg) 82.21 North Maharastra Univ, Jalgaon 16 Mr. Yogesh Khatri Rajasthan Ins of Engg and Tech Bhankrota BE (Information Tech) 85.97 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 17 Mr. Ajay Aswani Jaipur Engg College and Research Centre BE (Electrical Engg) 77.93 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 18 Mr. Kamini Agrawal Rajasthan Ins of Engg and Tech Bhankrota BE (Electronics & 83.54 Rajasthan University, Jaipur Communication Engg) 19 Mr. Chetan Jain College of Technology and Engg, Udaipur BE (Computer Engg) 79.30 MPUAT 20 Mr. Vivek Gupta College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 72.70 MPUAT 21 Mr. Deepin Panchal IIT, Kharagpur BE (Architecture) 85.30 22 Ms. Rupina Singh Vellore Ins of Technology BTech 90.00 Deemed University, Tamilnadu 23 Mr. Jayesh Jain Malviya National Ins of Tech, Jaipur BTech (Information Tech) 79.10 24 Mr. Vinay Sharma Shri BLD Ayurvedic VB, Sardarshahar BAMS 73.07 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 25 Ms. Zeba Shafaat JR Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth BHMS 76.61 Udaipur 26 Ms. Sonal Shukla Darshan Dental College, Udaipur BDS 77.05 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 27 Mr. Aashish Bansal College of Vet & An Sc, Bikaner BVSc & AH 80.80 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 28 Mr. Dheeraj Jhawar ICAI, New Delhi CA 67.88 29 Ms. Shruti Ajmera ICSI, New Delhi CS 50.00 30 Mr. Deepak Bhati Govt. Polytechnic College Jodhpur Diploma in Civil Engg 76.41 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 31 Mr. Shailendra Sankhla Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Mech. Engg 75.60 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Mr. Suresh Chandra Suthar Govt. Polytechnic College, Chittorgarh Diploma in Electrical Engg 76.38 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 33 Mr. Chandra Kant Purohit Birla Technical Training Inst, Pilani Diploma in Electronics Engg 83.37 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Gaurav Gupta Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in 75.94 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Mechanical - Automobile 35 Mr. Ajai Agrawal Govt. Polytechnic College Jodhpur Diploma in Computer Sc 81.83 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Mr. Gajendra Indora Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Instrumental Engg 71.47 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. Deen Dayal Sharma Birla Technical Training Inst, Pilani Diploma in Info Tech 75.87 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Mr. Abdul Muqtadir Khan Govt. Poly College, Kota Diploma in Chemical Engg 80.16 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Ms. Megha M. Vijay Govt. RK Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Architecture 73.79 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur

168 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

40 Mr. Abhishek Khullar Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Printing Tech 68.50 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 41 Ms. Neha Jain Govt. Women Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Interior Decoration 78.68 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 42 Ms. Minaxi Goyal Govt. Women's Poly College, Ajmer Diploma in Costume 76.67 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Design & Dress Making 43 Ms. Atreya Govt. Women Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Commercial Art 80.18 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 44 Ms. Nidhi Anand Govt. Mahila Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma in Modern 77.09 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Office Mgmt 45 Ms. Megha Lodha Govt. Women's Poly College, Udaipur Diploma in Textile Design 80.00 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 2007 1 Ms. Shobha Chopra Acharya Kalu Kanya College, Ladnun BA 81.05 JVB Ins, Ladnun (Deemed Univesity) 2 Ms. Rinku Bala Acharya Nimbark TT College, Udaipur Shiksha Shastri 80.66 JRRSU, Jaipur 3 Ms. Vandana Rakhecha Shri Jain Girls College, Bikaner BCom 80.50 University of Bikaner 4 Ms. Nidhi Puri Govt. Shakambhar PG College BSc 90.96 Shambhar Lake, Jaipur University of Rajasthan 5 Ms. Shaleen Jain Lord Budha Ins of Tech & Sc, Kota BSc (Bio Technology) 83.62 6 Ms. Shilpa Sachdeva Lord Budha Institue of Tech & Sc, Kota BSc (Information Technology) 83.04 Kota University 7 Mr. Anshul Sharma RL Institute of Nautical Science BSc (Marine Engg) 93.80 Birla Ins of Technical Studies, Pilani 8 Mr. Nitin Trivedi TSCK, Nerul, Navi Mumbai BSc (Nautical Science) 69.90 Mumbai University 9 Ms. Nazneen Peepawala Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 81.70 MPUAT, Udaipur 10 Ms. Parul Choudhary College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 83.30 MPUAT, Udaipur 11 Ms. Sumol C Abraham College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 79.21 Rajasthan University, Jaipur

12 Mr. Harish Chandra Choubisa Saurashtra University, Rajkot BEd 92.00 d r a w

13 Mr. Himmat Singh Deora Govt. College of Physical Edu, Jodhpur BPEd 81.54 A

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Rajasthan University, Jaipur a h s 14 Mr. Madabhushi RK Kishore Birla Ins of Technical Studies, Pilani BPharmacy 87.10 a m a h

15 Mr. Anil Kumar Paliwal Law College, Udaipur LLB 62.89 B University, Udaipur 16 Ms. Shilpi Jhamer BN Girls College, Udaipur BBM 82.00 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 17 Mr. Aman Rustagi College of Vet & An Sc, Bikaner BV Sc & AH 82.40 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner

169 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

18 Ms. Gunjan Bhargava Pacific Dental College & Hospital, Udaipur BDS 77.44 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 19 Ms. Shweta Maloo RV Homoeopathic Med College & BHMS 76.79 Hospital Dabok JR Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth 20 Ms. Deepti Shah MMM Govt. Ayurvedic College, Udaipur BAMS 72.27 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 21 Dr. Namrata Vijayvergia JLN Medical College, Ajmer MBBS 75.06 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 22 Ms. Apeksha Kothari Dept of Com Sc & Info Tech, Udaipur BCA 79.13 JR Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapith 23 Ms. Shilpi Sharma MA Ins of Engg and Tech, Jaipur B Tech (Biotech) 84.04 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 24 Mr. Lovlesh Nagori College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 72.90 MPUAT, Udaipur 25 Ms. Pratibha Khandelwal College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Electrical Engg) 79.10 MPUAT, Udaipur 26 Mr. Mahipal Singh Rathore Birla Ins of Technical Studies, Pilani BE (Electronics & Electrical) 97.70 27 Ms. Anupriya Arora Modi Ins of Tech and Sc, Laxmangarh BE (Electronics & Comm) 85.64 University of Rajasthan 28 Mr. Rakesh K Birla Ins of Technical Studies, Pilani BE (Computer Science) 100 29 Mr. Jitendra Morwani MA Ins of Engg & Tech, Jaipur BE (Information Technology) 80.07 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 30 Mr. G. Vasu Birla Ins of Technical Studies, Pilani BE (Chemical) 95.60 31 Mr. Addala K. Bhargav Birla Ins of Technical Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 98.00 32 Mr. Puneet Vardia College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Mining) 74.10 MPUAT, Udaipur 33 Mr. Ankit Jain Seedling Academy of Design, Jaipur BE (Food Technology) 72.54 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 34 Ms. Sonal Kumar Jaypee University of Info Tech, (HP) B Tech (Bio Informatics) 82.00 Jaypee Univ of Info Tech, Solan (HP) 35 Mr. Ashish Mehta National Ins of Tech, Warangal B Tech (Electronics & Comm) 86.00 National Ins of Tech Warangal 36 Mr. Ankur Kumar Jain Malaviya National Ins of Tech, Jaipur B Tech (Computer Engg) 95.00 Deemed University, Jaipur 37 Mr. Varun Jasuja DBA Ins of Info & Comm Tech, B Tech Info & Comm Tech 80.60 Gandhinagar 38 Mr. Prateek Jain The Ins of Company Secretaries of India CS 50.33 39 Mr. Kirti Kumar Maheshwari Ins of CA of India CA 67.00 40 Ms. Navneet Kaur Seedling Academy of Design, Jaipur BHMCT 79.75 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 41 Ms. Anshu Jain Govt. RC Khaitan Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Architecture 68.15 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 42 Mr. Shailesh Chordia Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Mech. Automobile 77.42 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur

170 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

43 Mr. Saurabh Jain Govt. Poly College, Sawai Madhopur Diploma in Mechanical Engg 75.48 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 44 Ms. Manju Gauttam Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Chemical Engg 71.60 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 45 Mr. Rassed Khan Govt. Polytechnic College, Alwar Diploma in Civil Engg 76.55 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 46 Mr. Sandeep Paliwal Vidhya Bhawan Polytechnic College Diploma in Information Tech 73.05 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 47 Mr. Ravindra K. Kanwaria Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Comp. Sci Eng 79.78 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 48 Mr. Naresh Kumar Mhalas Govt. Polytechnic College, Banswara Diploma in Electrical Eng 76.63 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 49 Mr. Nitesh Verma Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Electronics Engg 81.17 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 50 Mr. Neeraj Sharma Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Fibre Elect Engg 82.22 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 51 Mr. Radha Ballabh Goswami Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Fibre Optics & 80.42 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Comm. Engg 52 Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Instru. Engg 63.55 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 53 Mr. Lalit Kumar Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma in Plastic Tech 70.31 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 54 Ms. Rashmi Maheshwari Govt. Women's Poly College, Udaipur Diploma in Textile Design 79.24 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 55 Ms. Aparna Purohit Govt. Women's Polytechnic College, Jaipur Dip in Modern Office Mgmt 72.86 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 56 Ms. Sarita Jangir Govt. Women Poly College, Jaipur Diploma in Commercial Art 76.43 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 57 Ms. Nidhi Agrawal Govt. Women Poly College, Ajmer Diploma in Costume Design & 79.24 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Dress Making 2008 1 Mr. Mritunjay Saini University of Rajasthan College, Jaipur BA 78.05 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 2 Mr. Tarun Maliwal College of Comm & Mgmt Studies BCom 77.48 Udaipur Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur d

3 Ms. Poonam Kumari New Rajasthan Balika BSc 88.00 r a

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4 Ms. Richa Jha Ambassy College, Jaipur BSc (Bio Technology) 84.73 a m

University of Rajasthan, Jaipur a h 5 Ms. Krishnawat Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur BSc (Agriculture) 85.40 B MPUAT, Udaipur 6 Ms. Prachi Agarwal Banasthali Vidyapith BSc (Home Science) 83.07 7 Ms. Princy Kunjumon Govt. College of Nursing, Jaipur BSc (Nursing) 76.71 Rajasthan University of Health Sc, Jaipur

171 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

8 Ms. Neelam Sharma Banasthali Vidyapith Shastri 83.58 9 Ms. Anupama Garg Nimbark TT College, Udaipur Shiksha Shastri 84.89 Jagadguru Ramanandcharya Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 10 Mr. Vikas Dave RGT College, Porbandar, Rajkot, Gujarat BEd 86.30 Saurashtra University 11 Ms. Shweta Rani Banasthali Vidyapith BBA 81.30 12 Mr. Tarun Jain National Law University, Jodhpur BBA - LLB 95.00 13 Mr. Pradeep Jain University College of Law, Udaipur LLB 61.81 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 14 Ms. Kiranpreet Chawla Aishwarya College, Udaipur BCA 86.00 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 15 Ms. Shweta Maheshwari BN PG College of Pharmacy, Udaipur B Pharmacy 76.54 Rajasthan University of Health Sc, Jaipur 16 Ms. Sabah Khan RV Homoeopathic Med College, Udaipur BHMS 69.91 JR Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapith 17 Ms. Bharti Yadav MMM Govt. College of Ayur, Udaipur BAMS 72.40 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 18 Ms. Runjhun Shrimal Rajasthan Univ of Health Sc, Jaipur BDS 70.97 19 Mr. Deepak Kumar Bansal College of Vet and Animal Sc, Bikaner BVSc & A H 83.20 Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 20 Mr. Data Ram Gurjar MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur BE (Mining) 80.16 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 21 Mr. Roop Singh Chouhan College of Tech and Engineering, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 80.70 MPUAT, Udaipur 22 Ms. Priyanka Agrawal Geetanjali Ins of Tech Studies, Udaipur BE (Electronics and Comm) 80.43 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 23 Mr. Mayank Dadheech Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Electronics and Electrical) 78.90 24 Mr. Nikunj Shah College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Electrical Engg) 77.10 MPUAT, Udaipur 25 Mr. Lokesh Prajapati College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Mechanical) 71.40 MPUAT, Udaipur 26 Mr. Puneet Bhootra Jodhpur Engg College & Research BE (Information Tech) 81.00 Centre, Jodhpur University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 27 Ms. Aditi Kataria College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Computer Science) 83.90 MPUAT, Udaipur 28 Mr. Nishant Garg National Institute of Tech, Kurukshetra BTech (Electronics & 92.47 Communication Engg.) 29 Mr. Arpit Agarwal Indian Institute of Tech, Bombay BTech (Mechanical Engg.) 93.80 30 Mr. Vishal Mali College of Dairy & Food Sc Tech, Udaipur BTech (Dairy Technology) 75.50 MPUAT, Udaipur 31 Ms. Anita Sharma College of Dairy & Food Sc Tech, Udaipur BTech (Food Technology) 80.30 MPUAT, Udaipur 32 Mr. Kabeer Jasuja Indian Institute of Tech, Kharagpur BTech (Bio Technology) 80.60

172 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

33 Mr. Rahul Bhatia National Ins of Tech, Warangal BTech (Civil Engg) 91.00 34 Mr. Ankur Jain National Institute of Technology, Calicut BTech (Comp Sc and Engg) 77.10 NIT, Calicut, Deemed University 35 Ms. Priti A Devpura Institute of CA of India CA 67.89 36 Mr. Ajit Atkoliya Govt. RC Khaitan Poly College, Jaipur Diploma (Architecture) 73.32 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. Arvind Kumar Khandelwal Birla Technical Training Institute, Pilani Diploma In Comp Sc Engg 77.32 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Mr. Vishnu Kumar Sharma Govt. Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma In Electronics Engg 80.06 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 39 Mr. Suresh Kumar Jakhar Govt. Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma In Mechanical Engg 82.52 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 40 Mr. Ashish Gautam Govt. Polytechnic College, Kota Diploma In Chemical Engg 79.67 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 41 Mr. Nand Lal Suthar Vidhya Bhawan Poly College, Udaipur Diploma In Civil Engg 78.13 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 42 Mr. Vatan Mishra Birla Technical Training Ins, Pilani Diploma (Information Tech) 74.85 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 43 Ms. Shilpa Bothra Women's Polytechnic College, Bikaner Diploma In Textile Designing 76.13 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 44 Ms. Viveka Marwal Women's Polytechnic College, Jaipur Diploma In Modern 75.43 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Office Management 45 Ms. Laajwanti Govt. Women's Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma in Costume 81.9 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Design & Dress Making 2009 1 Ms. Yukti Sharma Bhupal Nobels PG Girl's College, Udaipur BA 77.26 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 2 Ms. Mudita Maheshwari GPB Govt. G College, Pali BCom 76.72 Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University 3 Ms. Mitali Jain Banasthali Vidyapith BSc 86.35 4 Mr. Shourabh Joshi College of Agriculture, Kolhapur BSc (Agriculture) 80.30 Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri, Maharastra 5 Ms. Zahara Ali Shams College of Home Science BSc (Home Science) 85.10 MPUAT, Udaipur d r a

6 Mr. Chirayu Joshi JKM BEd College, BEd 84.95 w A Saurashtra University, Gujarat h a h s

7 Ms. Swati Kanodia Banasthali Vidyapith BBA 81.39 a m a

8 Ms. Grishma Sharma Govt. College, Ajmer LLB 63.70 h MDS University B 9 Ms. Geetika Sharma Banasthali Vidyapith BCA 85.03 10 Mr. Pankaj Trivedi Shree Parshuram Rajasthan BAMS 73.27 Ayurveda College, Sikar University of Rajasthan, Jaipur

173 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

11 Dr. Neha Bhagia Dr MP Khunteta Homoeopathic BHMS 66.54 Medical College, Jaipur University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 12 Dr. Nishtha Sareen RNT Medical College, Udaipur MBBS 75.10 Rajasthan University of Health Sc, Jaipur 13 Ms. Vinee Purohit College of Veterinary and BV Sc and AH 83.30 Animal Sc, Bikaner Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 14 Ms. Meena Agarwal University College of Science, Udaipur B Pharmacy 74.26 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 15 Mr. Kushagra Mittal Indian Ins of Tech, Roorkee BE (Architecture) 83.20 16 Mr. Divye Bokdia Indian Institute of Tech, Guwahati Bachelor of Design 9.43 17 Ms. Swati Bhandari College of Tech and Engi, Udaipur BE (Electrical Engg) 85.20 MPUAT, Udaipur 18 Ms. Pratima Maheshwari Modi Institute of Tech, Kota BE (Electronics and 76.21 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur Instrumentation) 19 Mr. Tiwari MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Electronics and 87.68 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur Communications) 20 Ms. Seema Gurnani MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Civil) 80.30 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 21 Mr. Lakshya Goud College of Tech and Engi, Udaipur BE (Agriculture) 78.80 MPUAT, Udaipur 22 Ms. Rounak Bhansali MBM Engg College, Jodhpur BE (Information Technology) 77.52 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 23 Mr. Mohit Mathur Birla Institute of Tech Studies, Pilani BE (Mechanical) 95.10 24 Mr. Vipin Suhalka Geetanjali Ins of Tech Studies BE (Automobiles) 72.09 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 25 Mr. Hatim Ali Motiwala College of Tech and Engineering BE (Computer Sc.) 83.90 MPUAT, ,Udaipur 26 Ms. Ashini Bolia Jaipur Eng. College & Research Center, Jaipur BE (Information Technology) 85.18 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 27 Mr. Shailendra Nalwaya Amrita School of Engi, Coimbatore B Tech (Electronics & 90.10 Communication Engg.) 28 Mr. Shabbir H. Rahim Malviya National Ins of Tech, Jaipur B Tech (Electrical Engg.) 83.70 29 Ms. Goyal Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi B Tech (Textile Technology) 85.62 30 Ms. Roopum Porwal College of Dairy and Food Sc Tech B Tech (Dairy Tech) 77.70 MPUAT, Udaipur 31 Ms. Neha Hiran The Ins of Co of Secretary India CS (Company Secretary) 60.22 32 Mr. Abhishek Lawati The Institute of CA of India CA (Chartered Accountants) 63.88 33 Mr. Ravindra Purohit Govt. Poly College, Bikaner Diploma (Civil Engg) 78.81 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 34 Mr. Prakash Kumar Govt. Polytechnic College Diploma - Electronics 81.56 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur (Fib Opt Co Engg)

174 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

35 Ms. Neelu Rathi Govt. Poly College, Bikaner Diploma - Electronics 79.59 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 36 Mr. Vivek Mishra Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma (Electrical Engg) 77.82 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 37 Mr. Cheenu K Sharma Birla Technical Training Institute, Pilani Diploma 76.63 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur (Information Technology) 38 Mr. Hitesh Khatwani Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma (Mechanical 78.73 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur -Automobile Engg) 39 Mr. Aditya Kumar, Jhanwar Govt. Polytechnic College, Ajmer Diploma 77.34 Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan, Jodhpur (Mechanical Engg) 40 Mr. Vikram Nunia Birla Tech Training Institute Diploma 82.02 Pilani Board of Tech Edu, Rajasthan (Com Science Engg) 41 Ms. Vinita Chitrol Govt. Women's Poly College, Jaipur Diploma 76.19 Board of Tech Education, Rajasthan (Modern Office Mgmt) 42 Ms. Renu Rathore Women's Poly College, Bikaner Diploma 75.27 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur (Textile Designing) 43 Ms. Deepti Bundel Govt. Women's Poly College, Ajmer Diploma (Costume 77.71 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Design & Dress Making) 44 Ms. Roshni Jain Govt. Women's Poly College, Jaipur Diploma 78.61 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur (Commercial Arts) 2010 1 Ms. Annu Jain Banasthali Vidyapeeth B Shastri 78.08 2 Ms. Shradhima Sen Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BA 80.00 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 3 Mr. Saurabh Jain College of Commerce BCom 73.67 & Mgmt. Studies, Udaipur Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 4 Ms. Sonal Talreja University MB College of Science, Udaipur BSc 84.42 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 5 Ms. Shikha Choudhary College of Horticulture and Forestry, Jhalawar BSc (Forestry) 84.90 MPUAT, Udaipur 6 Ms. Kavita Jain College of Home Science, Udaipur BSc (Home Science) 87.40 MPUAT, Udaipur 7 Ms. Veena Widhani BN Law College, Udaipur LLB 63.00 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 8 Ms. Chhavi Gupta Adinath Teachers Training College BEd 82.11 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur d r 9 Ms. Leena Paliwal Adinath Teachers Training College BEd (Shiksha Shastri) 82.11 a w A Jagadguru Ramanandachrya Rajasthan h a

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10 Mr. Suresh Kumar Jat BNPG College, Udaipur B P Ed 86.36 m a Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur h B 11 Ms. Meena Khokhawat Department of Business BBM 76.64 Management Studies JR Nagar Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur 12 Ms. Jaya Hada University MB College of Science BCA 87.46 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur

175 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

13 Dr. Mahaveer P Yadav College of Vet. & Animal Sc. Parbhani BVSc & AH 87.20 Maharashtra Animal & Fishery Sc. University 14 Mr. Neeraj Acharya RV Homoeopathic Medical College BHMS (Homoeopathic) 71.33 Rajasthan Vidyapeeth 15 Ms. Anita Mali MMM Govt. College, Udaipur BAMS 70.16 Rajasthan Ayurved University, Jodhpur 16 Ms. Srishti Sareen RNT Medical College, Udaipur MBBS 76.77 Rajasthan University of Health Science 17 Ms. Neha Sharan Bhupal Nobels PG College, Udaipur B Pharmacy 76.92 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 18 Ms. Dolly Mendireta Geetanjali Ins of Tech Studies, Udaipur BE (Computer Science Engg) 85.81 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 19 Mr. Nikhil Bapna Geetanjali Ins of Tech Studies, Udaipur BE (Mechanical Engg) 78.66 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 20 Mr. Anunaya Saraswat Geetanjali Ins of Tech Studies, Udaipur BE (Automobile Engg) 72.25 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 21 Ms. Sweety Jain Geetanjali Ins of Tech Studies, Udaipur BE (Electrical Engg) 81.89 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 22 Ms. Rizwana Tahiri MH Saboo Siddik College of Engg. BE (Electronics Engg) 77.61 Mumbai University 23 Ms. Nahid Mehmuda Geetanjali Ins of Tech Studies, Udaipur BE (Electronics & 85.37 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur Communication) 24 Mr. Hitanshu Kaushal College of Tech and Engg, Udaipur BE (Mining Engg) 68.50 MPUAT, Udaipur 25 Mr. Mohit Tyagi College of Dairy & Food Sc Tech, Udaipur BTech (Dairy Technology) 80.40 MPUAT, Udaipur 26 Mr. Ankit K Beeyani Malaviya National Ins of Tech, Jaipur BTech (Chemical Engg) 93.70 27 Mr. Ankit Agrawal The LNM Inst of Info Tech, Jaipur BTech (Commutation & 82.30 The LNM Inst of Information Deemed Computer Engg) University Tech, Jaipur 28 Ms. Chetna Vagrecha The Institute of CA of India CA 63.25 29 Ms. Garima Agrawal Ins of Company Secretaries of India CS and 64.88 Inst of Cost and Works Acc of India ICWAI 63.63 30 Ms. Sonam Khandelwal Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma (Computer 80.07 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur Science & Engg) 31 Mr. Vinay Soni Govt. Polytechnic College, Jodhpur Diploma (Civil Engg) 80.35 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 32 Ms. Sonam Balani Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma 78.41 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur (Information Tech) 33 Mr. Hitesh K Sharma Birla Tech Training Institute, Pilani Diploma 83.05 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur (Electronics & Engg) 34 Mr. Sarvodaya Moud Govt. Polytechnic College, Chittorgarh Diploma (Electrical Engg) 83.59 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 35 Mr. Gaurav Ameria Govt. Poly College, Kota Diploma Chemical Engg 76.61 JNV University, Jodhpur 36 Mr. Kamlesh Kumar Govt. RK Poly College, Jaipur Diploma (Mechanical 78.32 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur & Production Engg)

176 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

37 Ms. Pooja Saraf Govt. Women Poly College, Sanganer Diploma (Interior Decoration) 78.62 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur 38 Ms. Shanu Khandelwal Govt. Women's Poly College, Jaipur Diploma 75.70 Board of Tech Edu Rajasthan, Jodhpur (Modern Office Mgmt) 2011 1 Ms. Priyanka Jain Banasthali University Shastri 83.25 2 Mr. Rohit K Jain New Govt. Arts College, Alwar B.A. 79.06 Rajasthan University 3 Ms. Bhawana Sharma Maharani's College, Jaipur B.Com. 80.89 University of Rajasthan 4 Ms. Sushila Gramin Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Sikar B.Sc. 89.70 University of Rajasthan Jaipur 5 Ms. Renu Kathait Nimbark Teachers Training College, Udaipur B.Ed. 85.10 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 6 Ms. Seema K. Barala College of Social Sc. & Humanities, Udaipur B. Library & Information Science 63.62 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 7 Mr. Ravi Singh Rao FMS, Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur B.B.M. 75.00 JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur 8 Ms. Priyanka Sehgal Banasthali Vidyapeeth B.C.A. 87.44 9 Ms. Pooja Surana Dr. Anushka Vidhi Mahavidyalaya, Udaipur LL.B. 65.56 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 10 Ms. Barkha Agarwal Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur B.Sc. (Agriculture) 82.80 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 11 Ms. Kavita Kachhawa College of Home Scinece B.Sc. (Home Science) 82.80 Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 12 Ms. Merlin George College of Nursing, Christian Medical College, B.Sc. (Nursing) 72.64 Baba Farid University of Health Science, Chandigarh 13 Mr. Bhavesh Joshi Geetanjali Institute of Pharmacy, Udaipur B. Pharma 75.29 Rajasthan University of Health Science 14 Dr. Hitendra Pandya University College of Ayurved, Jodhpur B.A.M.S. 72.57 Rajasthan Ayurved University, Jodhpur 15 Mr. Navneet Mangal The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C.A. 61.63 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 16 Mr. Asad Ali VIT University, Vellore, TN B. Tech (Computer Sc. & Eng.) 91.20 Vellore Institute of Technology University, Vellore d r 17 Ms. Suhani Tiwari College of Technology and Engineering, a w A Udaipur B.E. (Computer Sc. & Engg.) 83.50 h a

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18 Ms. Bhagwati Agarwal Birla Technical Training Institute, Pilani Diploma Computer Sc. & Engg. 85.51 m a Board of Technical Education Rajasthan, Jodhpur h B 19 Mr. Yogesh K. Verma Birla Technical Training Institute, Pilani Information Tech. (Engg.) 83.20 Board of Technical Education Rajasthan, Jodhpur 20 Ms. Chandna Jain Govt. Women's Polytechnic College, Ajmer Costume Design & Dress Making (Non Engg.) 83.45 Board of Technical Education Rajasthan, Jodhpur

177 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

2012 1 Ms. Nidhi Chaudhary Banasthali Vidyapeeth Shastri 84.33 2 Ms. Almesha Swami Banasthali Vidyapeeth B.A. 77.87 3 Ms. Meetu Pahwa S S Jain Subodh Girls' College, Jaipur B.Com. 79.50 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 4 Ms. Deepika Sharma Smt. GD Govt. Girls College, Alwar B.Sc. 88.22 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 5 Ms. Teena Ameta Nimbark Teachers Training College, Udaipur B.Ed. 87.55 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 6 Ms. Sheetal Sahu Nimbark Teachers Training College, Udaipur B.Ed. (Shiksha Shastri) 85.66 Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 7 Ms. Varsha Garg College of Social Sc. & Humanities, Udaipur B. Library & Information Science 68.87 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 8 Ms. Bhanu Mishra Mody Institute of Technology And Sc., Sikar B.B.A. 88.60 9 Mr. Surbhi Khamesra University College of Science, Udaipur B.C.A. 84.68 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 10 Ms. Farzana Ahmed Vardhman Law College, Udaipur LL.B. 71.48 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 11 Mr. Manoj Choudhary Agricultural College, Bapatla B.Sc. (Agriculture) 86.80 Acharya NG Ranga Agricultural University, Hyderabad 12 Ms. Juhi Lodha College of Home Science, Udaipur B.Sc. (Home Science) 83.60 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 13 Ms. Fateh Kumari Asawara Govt. College of Nursing, Jaipur B.Sc. (Nursing) 73.03 Rajasthan University of Health Science 14 Mr. Ayush Garg Bhupal Nobles College of Pharmacy, Udaipur B. Pharmacy 78.03 Rajasthan University of Health Science 15 Dr. Richa Gaur College of Veterinary & Animal Sc., Bikaner B.V.SC. & A.H. 86.00 Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Science, Bikaner 16 Dr. Ruhi Zahir Madan Mohan Malviya Govt. Ayurved College B.A.M.S. 71.76 Udaipur Rajasthan Ayurved University, Jodhpur 17 Dr. Manish Kumar Labana Rajasthan Vidyapeeth Homoeopathic Medical College, Udaipur B.H.M.S. 68.70 JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur 18 Dr. Akanksha Goyal Darshan Dental College, Udaipur B.D.S. 71.11 Rajasthan University of Health Science 19 Ms. Pallavi Mehta The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C.A. 57.25 20 Ms. Shipra Choudhary Amritya School of Engineering, Coimbatore B. Tech. (Comp. Sc. Engg.) 96.50 Tamilnadu Amritya Vishwa Vidyapeetham University, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu 21 Ms. Nusrath Hussain Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, Pune B.E. (Electronics & Tele Comm.) 85.95 University of Pune 22 Ms. Anjali Sharma National Institute of Fashion Technology, Gandhinagar Bachelor of Design (Fashion Design) National Institute of Fashion Technology, Mumbai 71.30 (Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India)

178 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

23 Mr. Ghanshyam Singla Birla Technical Training Institute, Pilani Diploma Computer Sc. Engg. 81.22 Board of Technical Education Rajasthan, Jodhpur 24 Ms. Shweta Bhati Govt. Women's Polytechnic College, Bikaner Costume Designing & Dress Making (Non Engg.) 78.87 Board of Technical Education Rajasthan, Jodhpur 2013 1 Ms. Himanshi Jindal Banasthali Vidyapith Shastri 77.92 Banasthali Vidyapith, Tonk 2 Ms. Renu Jain Banasthali Vidyapith B. A. 82.57 Banasthali Vidyapith, Tonk 3 Ms. Neha Laddha Govt. Girls College, Chittorgarh B. Com. 72.90 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 4 Ms. Gopika Sharma Banasthali Vidyapith B. Sc. 84.06 Banasthali Vidyapith, Tonk 5 Mr. Prahalad Singh Jhala Department of Rural Technology B. Sc. Rural Tech. & Mang. 80.03 JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur 6 Mr. Sumit Kumar Aggarwal College of Agricultural, Hassan B. Sc. (Agriculture) 87.40 University Agriculture Science, Bangalore 7 Hanuman Ram College of Horticulture & Forestry, Jhalawar B. Sc. (Horticulture) 85.20 Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 8 Ms. Sonal Chhabra College of Home Science, Udaipur B. Sc. (Home Sc.) 83.10 Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 9 Mrs. Mani Prabha Atray Geetanjali School of Nursing, Udaipur B. Sc. (Nursing) 83.84 Rajasthan Nursing Council, Jaipur 10 Ms. Hina Ahuja Banasthali Vidyapith B. B. A. 78.91 Banasthali Vidyapith, Tonk 11 Ms. Nidhi Murdia Mewar Girls Inst. of Tech. of Mgt., Chittorgarh B. B. M. 78.61 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 12 Ms. Akanksha Rajput Banasthali Vidyapith, Tonk B. C. A. 85.66 Banasthali Vidyapith, Tonk 13 Ms. Neha Verma Adinath TT College, Udaipur B. Ed. (Shiksha Shastri) 85.22 J.R. Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 14 Ms. Vinita Maheshwari Adinath Mahila B. Ed. College, Udaipur B. Ed. 86.77 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 15 Ms. Divya Singh Rawat Dept. of Library & Info. Science, Jaipur B. LIS. 72.75 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur d 16 Ms. Upasana Singh University College of Law, Udaipur L. L. B. 64.14 r a

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17 Mr. Kapil Tak Bhupal Nobles' College of Pharmacy, Udaipur B. Pharma 76.71 h s Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur a m a 18 Dr. Monu Gupta Madan Mohan Malvia Govt. Ayurvedic College, Udaipur h B Rajasthan Ayurved University, Jodhpur B. A. M. S. 75.56 19 Dr. Ankit Srivastava Rajasthan Vidyapeeth Homeopathic Medical College, Dabok, Udaipur JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth, Udaipur B. H. M. S. 70.67 20 Dr. Mandeep Parihar Rajasthan Dental College & Hospital, Jaipur B. D. S. 78.94 Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur

179 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

21 Dr. Luvdeep Dogra S.S. Inst. of Medical Sc. & Research Centre, Davanagere M. B. B. S. 84 Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka 22 Mr. Madhup Pandey MBM Engg. College, Jodhpur B. E. in Civil Engg. 82.3 JN Vyas University, Jodhpur 23 Mr. Ashish Anchliya College of Agricultural & Tech. Udaipur B. E. in Mechanical 78.5 Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 24 Mr. Arif Mohummed Shaikh College of Tech. & Engg., Udaipur B. E. in Mining Engg. 77.3 Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 25 Mr. Himmat Singh Chouhan College of Tech. & Engg., Udaipur B. E. in Electrical Engg. 83.9 Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 26 Ms. Jyotsana Solanki College of Tech. & Engg., Udaipur B. E. in Electronics & Communication Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 81.5 27 Ms. Bhawana Jain College of Tech. & Engg., Udaipur B. E. in Computer Science 82.8 Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 28 Mr. Ronak Mehta College of Tech.& Engg., Udaipur B. E. in Information Technology 79.1 Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 29 Ms. Megha Verdia Malaviya National Inst. of Technology, Jaipur B. Tech. in Chemical Engg. 90.2 Malaviya National Inst. of Technology, Jaipur 30 Mr. Manan Agarwal Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi B. Tech. in Computer Sc. & Engineering Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi 89.2 31 Ms. Monika Agarwal Malaviya National Inst. of Technology, Jaipur BTech. in Electronics & Communication Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur 96.4 32 Mr. Nidhish Mundra Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi B. Tech. in Electrical Engg. 86.37 Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi 33 Ms. Neha Tak Techno India NJR Inst. of Technology, Udaipur B. Tech. in Electrical & Electronics 82.5 Rajasthan Technical. University, Kota 34 Mr. Rahul Kothari Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore B. Tech. in Mechanical. Engg. 85.7 VIT University, Vellore 35 Ms. Shradha Vyas College of Dairy & Food Sc. Tech., Udaipur B. Tech. in Dairy Technology 74.5 Maharana Pratap University of Ag. and Tech., Udaipur 36 Mr. Shobhit Bhansali The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C. A. 69.25 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 2014 1. Ms. Ayushi Dube Banasthali Vidyapeeth B.A. 88.59 Banasthali University 2. Ms. Usha Audichya University College of Science, Udaipur B.Sc. 83.76 Mohanlal SukhadiaUniversity, Udaipur 3. Ms. Aakansha Dubey Nimbark T. T. College, Udaipur B.Ed. 88.77 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 4 Ms. Vini Kewaliya University College, Jaipur BA-L.L.B. 78.63 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 5. Ms. Surbhi Gupta Banasthali Vidyapeeth B.B.A. 80.24 Banasthali University

180 Sr. Name College Degree / Percentage University Diploma

6. Ms. Neha Paneri Rajasthan Mahila T. T. College, Udaipur B.C.A. 87.42 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 7. Mr. Gaurav Sharma S.S. College of Nursing, B.Sc. (Nursing) 81.89 Jiwaji University, Gwalior 8. Mr. Shaukeen Khan College of Agriculture, Rajendranagar B.Sc. (Agriculture) 83.30 Acharya NG Ranga Agriculture University, Hyderabad 9. Ms. Khushboo Sharma College of Home Science, Udaipur B.Sc. (Home Science) 84.10 Maharana Pratap University of Agri. & Tech., Udaipur 10. Ms. Kirti Gautam Angik Ayurved College, Jodhpur B.A.M.S. 76.57 Rajasthan Ayurved University, Jodhpur 11. Dr. Rajesh K Veterinary College & Research Inst., Namakkal B.V.Sc. & A.H. 86.80 Tamilnadu Veterinary & Animal Sciences University, Chennai 12. Ms. Nidhi Saikhedkar Amity Univ. Rajasthan, Jaipur B.Tech (Biotechnology) 90.90 Amity University Rajasthan, Jaipur 13. Ms. Dicksha Mathur College of Dairy & Food Sc. Tech., Udaipur BTech (Dairy & Food Sc Tech-Non Eng) Maharana Pratap University of Agri. & Tech. Udaipur 85.40 14. Mr. Bhavya Singhvi The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C.A. 63.75 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 15. Mr. Nitesh Jain Birla Tech. Training Inst. Pilani Diploma in Information Tech (Eng.) Board of Technical Education, Jodhpur 85.13 16. Ms. Sunita Sharma Govt. Mahila Polytechnic College, Bharatpur Diploma in Costume Design & Dress ...... Making (Non-Eng) Board of Technical Education, Rajasthan, Jodhpur 81.82\ 2015 1. Ms. Divya Dutt Banasthali Vidyapeeth B.A. 87.47 Banasthali University 2. Ms. Shefali Tandon Pacific Institute of Business Studies, Udaipur B.Com. 83.14 Pacific Academy of Higher Education & Research University, Udaipur 3. Ms. Neelam Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur B.Sc. 83.95 Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 4. Mr. Deepak K Tailor Eklavya College of TT, Tonk B.Ed. 85.30 Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer 5. Ms. Neha Vyas Mewar Teachers Training College, Udaipur B.Ed. Shiksha Shastri 84.22 J.R. Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 6. Ms. Pushpa Banasthali Vidyapeeth B.P.Ed. 80.40 Banasthali University d r

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12. Dr. Neha Sharma College of Veterinary & Animal Sc., Bikaner B.V.Sc. & A.H. 86.00 Rajasthan University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Bikaner 13. Dr. Shweta Menaria Homeopathy Medical College, Udaipur B.H.M.S. 74.23 JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth University, Udaipur 14. Ms. Parnavi Gupta College of Technology & Eng., Udaipur BE (Electronics & Communication Engg) Maharana Pratap University of Agri. & Tech., Udaipur 83.10 15. Mr. Akshya Gupta Malaviya National Inst. of Tech, Jaipur B.Tech (Mechanical Eng.) 94.00 Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur 16. Ms. Mitasha Mehta College of Dairy & Food Sc. Tech, Udaipur BTech (Dairy & Food Sc Tech-Non Eng) Maharana Pratap University of Agri. & Tech., Udaipur 86.20 17. Mr. Nikhil Kanthanliya The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C.A. 65.75 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 18. Ms. Tabassum The Institute of Company Secretaries of India C.S. 54.50 The Institute of Company Secretaries of India 19. Ms. Kanika Dhaka University Law College, Jaipur L.L.B. 78.13 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 2016 1. Ms. Namrata Agarwal Shri Shyam College, Gudha Godjika, Jhunjhunu B.Com. 78.89 University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 2. Mr. Balu Ram Saini S.P.R. Chouhan Govt. College, Ajmer B.Sc. 83.51 Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer 3. Ms. Nupur Sharma S. K. N. College of Agriculture, Jobner B.Sc. (Agriculture) 81.20 S. K. N. Agriculture University, Jobner 4. Ms. Anmol Chugh Parmanand Degree College, Gajsinghpur B.Sc. (Agriculture) 80.50 Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agriculture University, Bikaner 5. Ms. Nidhi Kothari College of Home Science, Udaipur B.Sc. (Home Science) 83.30 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur 6. Ms. Jyoti Matolia College of Fisheries, Udaipur B.Sc. (Fisheries) 85.30 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur 7. Ms. Nishtha Pandya Nimbark Teachers Training College, Udaipur B.Ed. (Shiksha Shastri) 85.55 J.R. Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 8. Ms. Pooja Vyas Nimbark Teachers Training College, Udaipur B.Ed. (Shiksha Shastri) 80.22 J.R. Rajashthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 9. Ms. Sweety Paliwal LM Teachers Training College, Dabok, UdaipurB.Ed. 84.66 JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth University, Udaipur 10. Ms. Monika Bajaj Pacific Institute of Business Studies, Udaipur B.B.M. 81.38 Pacific Academy of Higher Education & Research University, Udaipur 11. Dr. Gulnaz Hakim Pacific Dental College & Hospital, Udaipur Bachelor of Dental Surgery 72.03 Pacific Academy of Higher Education & Research University, Udaipur 12. Mr. Pragnesh Pahuja Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani B.E. (Civil) 91.80 Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani 13. Ms. Apoorva Sharma College of Dairy & Food Sc. Tech., Udaipur B.Tech. (Dairy) 83.60 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur 14 Ms. Soumya Narang Mukesh Patel School of Technology B.Tech. 92.25 SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Technology Management & Engg. Management Studies, Mumbai

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15. Ms. Komal Agarwal The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C.A. 64.63 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 16. Ms. Nikita Maheshwari Institute of Company Secretaries of India C.S. 59.00 Institute of Company Secretaries of India 2017 1. Ms. Harshita Joshi Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur B.A. 82.16 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 2. Mr. Devkishan Kumawat Nathdwara Institute of Bio Technology B.Com. 80.90 & Management Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 3. Ms. Deeksha Khandelwal Saini Adarsh College, Bandikui, Dousa B.Sc. 90.22 Rajasthan University, Jaipur 4. Mr. Praveen Khatri College of Agriculture, Bikaner B.Sc. Agriculture 79.60 Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner 5. Ms. Charul Jha College of Home Science, Udaipur B.Sc. Home Science 88.20 Maharana Pratap University of Agri. and Tech, Udaipur 6. Mr. Ravi Kumar Patel College of Fisheries, Udaipur Bachelor of Fisheries Science 79.50 Maharana Pratap University of Agri. and Tech, Udaipur 7. Ms. Bindu Menaria Vivekanand B.Ed College, Dabok , Udaipur B.Ed. 88.33 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 8. Ms. Shiwani Sharma Sunder Shiksha Shastri Sanskrit University, Shiksha Shastri 87.78 Jaipur Jagatguru Ramanandachrya Rajasthan College, Mahapura 9. Ms. Shruti Sharma Mewar Girls Institute of Tech.of Mgmt.College,B.C.A. 83.44 Chittorgarh Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 10. Ms. Jyotsna Singh University College of Commerce B.T.M 76.40 and Management, Udaipur Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 11. Ms. Surbhi Sharma Anushka Law College, Udaipur LL.B. 70.48 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 12. Mr. Rohit Kabra The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C.A. 66.50 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 13. Ms. Shriya Jagetia The Institute of Company Secretaries of India C.S. 57.55 The Institute of Company Secretaries of India 14. Dr. Purnima Vyas Purohti Vyas Dental College and Hospital, Jodhpur B.D.S. 80.93 Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur d r

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17. Ms. Surabhi Sharma College of Dairy and Food Science Technology, B.Tech-Dairy and Food Science 83.70 B Technology, Udaipur Maharana Pratap University of Agri. and Tech., Udaipur 18. Ms. Lakshmi Singh Birla Technical Training Institute, Pilani Diploma in Computer Science 87.29 Board of Technical Education Rajasthan, and Engineering Jodhpur

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2018 1. Ms. Mahima Sharma Guru Nanak Girls College, Udaipur B.A. 82.53 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 2. Ms. Pooja Kanwar Shekhawat Govt. Ach Sanskrit College, Chirana, B. Shastri 79.00 Jhunjhunu JR Rajasthan Sanskrit University, Jaipur 3. Ms. Navya Sharma Leo College, Banswara B. Com. 76.47 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 4. Ms. Chesta Paliwal Lokmanya T.T. College, Dabok, Udaipur B.Ed. 84.12 J.R.N. Rajasthan Vidhyapeeth, Udaipur 5. Ms. Sonal Sharma University College of Law, Udaipur B.A. LLB. 72.54 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 6. Ms. Nidhi Jain BN Law College, Udaipur L.L.B. 70.03 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 7. Ms. Hansa Asia Pacific Commercial College, Pratapgarh B.C.A. 85.90 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 8. Ms. Tarushi Agarwal Maharana Pratap PG College, Chittorgarh B.Sc. 93.36 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 9. Ms. Megha Rathore University College of Science, Udaipur B.Sc. - Biotechnology 85.92 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 10. Mr. Piyush Choudhary College of Agriculture, Bhilwara B.Sc. - Agriculture 85.40 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 11. Ms. Isha Sharma College of Home Science, Udaipur Bachelor of Home Science 81.60 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 12. Mr. Kavindra College of Fisheries, Udaipur Bachelor of Fisheries Science ` 80.60 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 13. Ms. Kulgaurvi Singh Ranawat MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur B. Architecture 74.25 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur 14. Ms. Manu Priya Choudhary Pacific College of Pharmacy, Udaipur B. Pharmacy 74.67 Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research University, Udaipur 15. Mr. Yash Agarwal The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C.A. 62.37 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 16. Mrs. Reena Bordia The Institute of Company Secretaries of India C.S. 54.00 The Institute of Company Secretaries of India 17. Ms. Shivangi Pandey College of Veterinary and Animal B.V.Sc. and A.H. 84.80 Science, Bikaner Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Science, Bikaner 18. Ms. Kalpa Jain Dr. MPK Homoeopathy Medial College B.H.M.S. 75.07 and Research Centre, Udaipur , Jaipur 19. Ms. Sneha Garg Jhalawar Medical College, Jhalawar M.B.B.S. 76.00 Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur

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20. Mr. Chirag Mehta Malaviya National Institute of Technology B. Tech - Civil Engineering 96.60 Jaipur Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur 21. Ms. Minakshi Chaudhary Manda Institute of Technology, Bikaner B. Tech - Dairy 81.48 Rajasthan Technical University, Kota 22. Mr. Vibhor Bordia MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur B.E. - Electronics and 76.81 Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur Communication 23. Mr. Harsh Paliwal Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic College, Udaipur Diploma in Electrical Engineering 82.38 Board of Technical Education, Rajasthan 24. Ms. Harsha Kumawat University College of Commerce B.T.M. 76.24 and Management Studies, Udaipur Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 2019 1. Ms. Deepshikha Ranawat MV Shramjeevi College, Udaipur B.A. 81.55 JRN Rajasthan Vidhyapeeth University, Udaipur 2. Ms. Disha Bhatt National Law University, Jodhpur B.A. LLB 82.43 National Law University, Jodhpur 3. Ms. Pooja Rani Pacific Academy College, Udaipur B. Pharmacy 80.00 Pacific University, Udaipur 4. Ms. Ravina Vaishnav Mateshwari T.T. College, Umarda, Udaipur B.Ed. 84.00 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 5. Mr. Daksh Jain MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur B. Architecture 79.60 Jai Narayan Vyas University, Jodhpur 6. Mr. Sahil Saraswat University College of Science, Udaipur B.Sc. 92.14 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 7. Ms. Jaya Lohar Government Girls College, Nathdwara B.Sc. Home Science 77.78 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 8. Ms. Kinjal Panwar University College of Science, Udaipur B. Sc. Biotechnology 90.33 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 9. Mr. Pradeep Kumawat College of Agriculture, Bhilwara B.Sc. Agriculture 88.20 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 10. Mr. Girish Gurjar Shri Bapuji College of Nursing, Nagaur B.Sc. Nursing 87.85 Rajasthan University of Health and Sciences, Jaipur 11. Ms. Surbhi Bhavsar University College of Commerce and B.T.M. 75.00

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16. Ms. Tasneem Lukkawala The Institute of Company Secretaries of India C.S. 54.00 The Institute of Company Secretaries of India 17. Ms. Teena Choudhary Govt. Women's Polytechnic College 82.05 Diploma Modern Office Management Sanganer, Jaipur Board of Technical Education Rajasthan, Jodhpur 2020

01. Ms. Jaya Darji Government College, Nimbahera B.A. 78.52 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 02. Ms. Sonali Rathore Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur BA (Sanskrit) 80.84 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 03. Ms. Medha Gautam Maa Bharti P.G. Mahavidhyalya, Kota B.Sc. 84.79 University of Kota, Kota 04. Ms. Maleka Zulfikar Ali Tinwala College of Community and Applied Sciences, Udaipur B.Sc. (Home Science) 84.20 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 05. Mr. Himansuman Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur B.Sc. (Agriculture) 91.70 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 06. Ms. Shruti Shinde University College of Science, Udaipur B.Sc. (Bio Technology) 91.80 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 07. Ms. Gunjal Jain Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur B. Architecture 90.04 Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur 08. Ms. Nistha Paliwal National Institute of Fashion Technology, Bhopal Bachelor of Design: Accessory Design 84.30 National Institute of Fashion Technology, Bhopal 09. Ms. Sana Khanam R.M.V. T.T. College, Udaipur B.Ed. 94.11 Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur 10. Ms. Saba Khanam College of Technology and Engineering, Udaipur B.Tech. 94.10 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur 11. Ms. Ruchika Bafna The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India C.A. 66.75 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 12. Ms. Kriti Khandelwal The Institute of Company Secretaries of India C.S. All India Topper 59.00 The Institute of Company Secretaries of India 13. Ms. Siddhi Rathore Manipal University, Jaipur Bachelors in Hotel Management 95.40 Manipal University, Jaipur 14. Ms. Anjali Baser Pacific College of Pharmacy, Udaipur B. Pharmacy 80.54 Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research University, Udaipur 15. Ms. Pooja GNM Training Centre Shri Sanwaliyaji G.N.M. Nursing 87.31 Government General Hospital, Chittorgarh Rajasthan Nursing Council, Jaipur 16. Ms. Priyanka Kumari College of Veterinary and Animal Science B.V.Sc. & A.H. 85.60 Navania, Vallabhnagar Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner

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187 Maharana Raj Singh Award (Instituted in 1980-81) persecution, they finally came to Udaipur, Maharana Raj Singh I gladly and willingly assured them of absolute protection in Udaipur, Mewar. He provided with a Jagir at Nathdwara and Shree Dwarkadhishji with a Jagir at Kankroli. This enabled the priests to continue uninterrupted worship of their deities by receiving revenue from their respective Jagir. By this act of devotion, courage and without fear of the consequence of retaliation, Maharana Raj Singh I saved the Vaishnava worshippers of these deities from extinction. His contribution in upholding and protecting Hinduism at this time was exemplary and with far reaching implications.

Although being a worshipper of Lord Shiva and being a disciple of the Nagda Brahmins who were to the family he accepted the priests of Shree Dwarkadhishji as his Guru as well and this practice is adhered to by the Mewar family to this day. It is pertinent to observe that this action of Maharana Raj Singh I was a very bold and unique commitment given the petty religious rigidity of the Accession No. 2012.18.0124 | Image courtesy: The City Palace Museum, Udaipur times. 1652 - 1680 CE when Maharana Raj Singh I ruled Maharana Raj Singh Award is awarded in was a poignant time not only in the history of commemoration of the impact of the phenomenal Mewar but in the history of India. He was a role played by Maharana Raj Singh I during his life contemporary of the Mughal Emperor , time. Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Maharaja Chhatrasalji of Bundelkhand and Vir Durgadas Rathore. Maharana Raj Singh Award is a city of Udaipur Opposed to the systematic destruction of Hinduism Award. This award was instituted to honour in general, these giants of men individually stood up deserving students of universities based within the in their respective kingdoms to defend their mother municipal limits of Udaipur and also students from land against the tyranny of Aurangzeb. those colleges who are affiliated to these universities, but are located outside Udaipur, for distinguished Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb was bent upon achievements in (i) Games and Sports (ii) Cultural, mutilating idols and destroying Hindu temples all literary, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities over India. The priests of Shrinathji temple from conducted by a recognised body. Giriraj Mountain, Jatipura near Mathura and Shree Dwarkadhishji temple from Gokul near This Annual Udaipur Award to each candidate wanted to escape annihilation at the hands of consists of: Aurangzeb. They therefore decided to hide their 1. A Commemorative Medal. respective personal Deities. After being refused 2. A Merit Certificate. shelter by several Hindu rulers for fear of inevitable 3. Cash award of ` 11,001 188 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

1981 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Mr. Bhagwati Prasad MLV Shramjeevi College Classical Instrument 2 Mr. Sudhir Kavdia MB College of Science Debate 3 Ms. Satyendra Soni College of Law Poetry 4 Mr. Jain MB College of Science Scouting 5 Mr. Yughal Sharma MB College of Science Drawing and Painting 6 Ms. Sashi Lodha MB College of Science Clay Modeling 7 Mr. Manoj Bhatt College of Law Just-to-minute 8 Mr. Anil Mehta BN College Just-to-minute 9 Ms. Keerti Shaktawat College of Home Science Dry-Flower Arrangement 10 Ms. Rachana Bhargav College of Home Science Dry-Flower Arrangement 11 Mr. Ashok Kothari BN College Scouting Games and Sports 12 Mr. Sunil Mahnot MB College of Science Cricket 13 Mr. K.L.Dhabhai MLV Shramjeevi College Volley Ball 14 Ms. Pushpa Chauhan Govt. Meera Girls College Cricket 15 Mr. Vinay Chowdhry MB College of Science Hockey 16 Mr. Lalit Bhatt MB College of Science Athletics 17 Mr. Vijaya Singh MB College of Science Athletics 18 Mr. Jai Singh Sarangdevot BN College Athletics 19 Mr. Udai Kant Lehari MLV Shramjeevi College Cricket 20 Mr. Ashok Kumar Paliwal MLV Shramjeevi College Athletics 1982 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Suman Sethia Govt. Meera Girls College Essay 2 Ms. Jotsana Kothari Govt. Meera Girls College Classical Music 3 Mr. Sharat Srivastava Govt. Meera Girls College Debate 4 Mr. M.S. Bhatnagar Rajasthan College of Agriculture Group Discussion 5 Ms. Lila Baya Govt. Meera Girls College NCC Games and Sports 6 Mr. Devendra Dashora College of Law, Udaipur Athletics 7 Mr. Nasiruddin Kazi College of Tech and Engg Kho - Kho 8 Mr. Anadi Bhat MB College of Science Cricket d r 9 Ms. Alka Gupta Govt. Meera Girls College Badminton a w A

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4 Mr. Suresh Kumar Jain College of Commerce & Management Studies NCC 5 Mr. Dangi College of Law, Udaipur NCC Games and Sports 6 Mr. Ashok Paliwal MLV Shramjeevi College Athletics 7 Ms. Sunita Lodha Govt. Meera Girls College Badminton 8 Mr. P. S. Reddy College of Tech and Engg Basket Ball 9 Ms. Bharti Joshi Govt. Meera Girls College Hockey 10 Mr. Ashwin Singh MLV Shramjeevi College Badminton 11 Mr. Ganesh Lal MLV Shramjeevi College Wrestling 12 Mr. Vijay Singh MB College of Science Athletics 13 Ms. Sunita Parikh MB College of Science Hockey 1984 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Suman Sethia Govt. Meera Girls College Aero-modelling 2 Ms. Pramila Sarupria Govt. Meera Girls College Scouting 3 Mr. Mahendra Kumar Paliwal MB College of Science NCC 4 Mr. Rajendra Kumar Paliwal MB College of Science Scouting 5 Mr. Krishna Mohan Joshi MB College of Science Debate 6 Mr. Prabhakar Singh Ranawat BN College Aero-modelling 7 Mr. Ravindra Kumar Chhangani BN College Scouting 8 Mr. Mahesh Bhatt College of Law Debate 9 Mr. Sunil Kumar Dangi College of Law NCC 10 Mr. Amarjeet Singh Bali College of Dairy Science & Food Technology NCC Games and Sports 11 Ms. Sunita Lodha Govt. Meera Girls College Badminton 12 Mr. Vijay Singh MB College of Science Athletics 13 Mr. Abdul Razaak MLV Shramjeevi College Athletics 14 Mr. Uttam Singh Bhati Rajasthan College of Agriculture Body Building 15 Mr. Surendra Kumar Samota MLV Shramjeevi College Throw Ball 1985 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Mr. Gajraj Mathur BN College NCC 2 Mr. Prem Singh Rathore College of Social Sc and Humanities Aero Modeling 3 Mr. Bisham Pal Singh College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC 4 Mr. Kalyan Singh Rao College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC 5 Mr. Naresh Choudhari College of Commerce & Management Studies NCC 6 Mr. Prafulla Ghattani College of Commerce & Management Studies Aero Modeling 7 Mr. Jitendra Nahar Rajasthan College of Agriculture NCC 8 Mr. Muzaffar Ahmed BN College Group Song 9 Mr. Gopal Lal Sharma College of Social Sc and Humanities Writer

190 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

10 Mr. Hemendra Chandalia College of Social Sc and Humanities Poem 11 Mr. Gunwant Singh Dewal College of Social Sc and Humanities Foot Painting 12 Mr. Ajit Kumar Mandhot Presidents Rover Scout Scouting 13 Mr. Dilkhush Goyal Presidents Rover Scout Scouting Games and Sports 14 Mr. Amrit Lal MLV Shramjeevi College Athletics 15 Ms. Suman Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College Cricket 16 Ms. Renu Acharya Govt. Meera Girls College Table Tennis 17 Ms. Renu Rathore Govt. Meera Girls College Basketball 1986 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Veena Goyal Govt. Meera Girls College NCC 2 Ms. Aditi Sen Gupta College of Commerce & Management Studies Drawing and Painting 3 Ms. Rachna Mathur College of Commerce & Management Studies Ranger and Guide 4 Mr. Hemant Suryavanshi College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC 5 Mr. Raj Kumar Jain College of Social Sc and Humanities Writer 6 Mr. Amit Saxena College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC 7 Mr. Iqrarm Qureshi MLV Shramjeevi College NCC (Air wing) 8 Mr. Pramod Kumar Sharma MLV Shramjeevi College Mountaineering 9 Mr. Dilip Kumar Nalwaya MLV Shramjeevi College Mountaineering 10 Mr. Pramod Kumar Jangida BN College NCC (Naval wing) 11 Mr. Rajeev Kumar Sharma BN College NCC (Naval wing) 12 Mr. Gagan Shrivastav BN College NCC (Army wing) 13 Mr. Shailesh Goyal MB College of Science Writer Games and Sports 14 Ms. Anita Moses Govt. Meera Girls College Cricket 15 Ms. Hemu Rathore College of Home Science Basket Ball 16 Mr. Dilip Chaplot MB College of Science Athletics 1987 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Sunita Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College Mountaineering 2 Ms. Rajeshwari Narendran Govt. Meera Girls College NCC

3 Mr. Anurag Bhatnagar College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC d r a w

4 Mr. Madhukant Mundra College of Social Sc and Humanities Drawing and Painting A

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5 Mr. Raj Kumar Jain 'Rajan' College of Social Sc and Humanities Literary work n i S

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6 Mr. Lalit Kumar Ameta MB College of Science NCC a R

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7 Mr. Pawan Paliwal MB College of Science Literary work n a r a h

8 Mr. Rajendra Sen MLV Shramjeevi College NCC a 9 Mr. Abhijit Choudhary BN College Essay M

191 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

Games and Sports 10 Ms. Indu Preet Kaur Govt. Meera Girls College Basket Ball 11 Ms. Santosh Rathore Govt. Meera Girls College Hockey 12 Ms. Manish Mehta College of Home Science Badminton 13 Mr. Hemendra Singh Ranawat MB College of Science Swimming 14 Mr. Mazid Amar College of Commerce & Management Studies Cricket 15 Mr. Harsh Vardhan Purohit MLV Shramjeevi College Swimming 1988 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Sapna Sharma MLS University Poster making 2 Ms. Kahani Bhanawat Govt. Meera Girls College Essay 3 Mr. Sanjay Mathur MLS University Debate and Essay 4 Mr. Kamal Sharma MLS University Painting 5 Mr. Sanjay Kumar Chad College of Dairy Science & Food Technology Poster Making 6 Ms. Jyoti Jhala Govt. Meera Girls College NCC 7 Ms. Meenakshi Bhargava Govt. Meera Girls College NCC 8 Ms. Rekha Chaplot Govt. Meera Girls College NCC 9 Mr. Dinesh Kumar Sharma MB College of Science NCC 10 Mr. Sanjay Bansal College of Comm and Mgmt Studies NCC 11 Mr. Neeraj Chaubey MLV Shramjeevi College NCC 12 Mr. Alok Pagaria College of Social Sc and Humanities Hindi Debate 13 Mr. Hemendra Sharma 'Sudhakar' College of Social Sc and Humanities Publishing Games and Sports 14 Ms. Renu Acharya MB College of Science Table Tennis 15 Ms. Indu Gupta MB College of Science Table Tennis 16 Ms. Sanjita Agrawal MB College of Science Cricket 17 Ms. Veena Acharva MB College of Science Volley Ball 18 Ms. Monisha Mehta College of Home Science Badminton 19 Mr. Jai Prakash Sharma MLV Shramjeevi College Weight lifting 1989 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Mr. Akash Deep College of Social Sc and Humanities Music Instrumental 2 Mr. Atulya Kirti Vyas College of Social Sc and Humanities Dance, Drama & Cultural 3 Mr. Mohd.Yunus College of Social Sc and Humanities Drawing and Painting 4 Mr. Gagan Bihari Dadhich BN College Drawing and Painting 5 Mr. Jagdish Nandwana College of Social Sc and Humanities Painting and Poster Making 6 Ms. Shahnaz Banu Govt. Meera Girls College Scouting Girl Guide 7 Mr. Shyam Sunder Birla BN College Scouting 8 Ms. Madhu Bala Govt. Meera Girls College NCC (Air) 9 Ms. Ritu Dak Govt. Meera Girls College NCC (Air)

192 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

10 Mr. Ravindra Kumar Bhatnagar MLV Shramjeevi College NCC (Air) ll. Mr. Jagdish Kumawat College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC (Air) 12 Mr. Zahid Hussain R.V. BN College NCC (Naval) Games and Sports 13 Ms. Vibha Agarwal RNT Medical College Badminton 14 Ms. Vagisha Sharma RNT Medical College Badminton 15 Ms. Santosh Rathore Govt. Meera Girls College Athletics 16 Mr. Tasadduk Hussain Syed MLV Shramjeevi College Hockey 17 Mr. Ravindra Singh Rathore BN College Skeet Shooting 18 Mr. Jashwant Kumar MLV Shramjeevi College Wresting 19 Mr. Vishnu Joshi MLV Shramjeevi College Boxing 1990 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Geeta Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College NSS 2 Ms. Sheela Mundra College of Social Sc and Humanities Painting 3 Ms. Monisha Hada College of Home Science Debate 4 Mr. Prasanna Kumar Shah College of D and F Sc Tech Fine Art 5 Mr. Jagdish Kumawat College of Social Sc and Humanities Fine Art 6 Mr. Shahid Perwez College of Social Sc and Humanities Cartoonist 7 Mr. Gagan Bihari Dadhich College of Social Sc and Humanities Drawing and Painting 8 Mr. Muktak Bhanawat Udaipur Regional Centre Essay 9 Ms. Girja Bairwa Govt. Meera Girls College NCC 10 Mr. Ram Prasad Ranwah BN College NCC 11 Mr. Satyender Gour College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC Games and Sports 12 Ms. Prabha Singh College of Home Science Badminton 13 Ms. Asha Devpura Govt. Meera Girls College Cricket 14 Ms. Jaya Khatry RNT Medical College Badminton 15 Mr. Harshvardhan Singh College of Social Sc and Humanities Boxing 16 Mr. Subrato Nandi Burman MB College of Science Athletics 17 Mr. Durga Shankar Joshi MLV Shramjeevi College Weight lifting 18 Mr. Vishnu Joshi MLV Shramjeevi College Boxing 19 Mr. Veerendra Jain MLV Shramjeevi College Swimming d r

1991 a w A Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities h g n 1 Ms. Shalvi Singh Rathore College of Social Sc and Humanities Mountaineering i S

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2 Ms. Pragya Kumbhat RNT Medical College Literary work R

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3 Mr. Maqbool Ahmed Abbasi College of Social Sc and Humanities Art a r a h 4 Mr. M. Yunus College of Social Sc and Humanities Cartoonist a M 5 Mr. Narendra Singh College of Social Sc and Humanities Poster making

193 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

6 Mr. Narpat Singh Chouhan MB College of Science NCC (Air) 7 Mr. Bhim Singh Chouhan College of Social Sc and Humanities Music and Drama 8 Mr. Avinash Talwar MB College of Science NCC (Air) Games and Sports 9 Mr. Bajrang Singh Rajpurohit RNT Medical College Volley Ball / Athletics 10 Mr. Tasadook Hussain JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth Hockey 11 Mr. Vikas Mathur JRN Rajasthan Vidyapeeth Badminton 1992 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Jalpana Singh Govt. Meera Girls College NCC (Snow Skeeing) 2 Ms. Tulika Bansal College of Home Science NCC (Para Sailing) 3 Ms. Sunita Kothari College of Social Sc and Humanities Art and Painting 4 Ms. Rekha Pancholi College of Social Sc and Humanities Art and Painting 5 Ms. Lajwanti Ranawat Govt. Meera Girls College Music 6 Ms. Chetna Ranawat Govt. Meera Girls College Music 7 Ms. Rakhi Kohli MB College of Science Dramatics 8 Ms. Kopal Jethi College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC (Rock Climbing) 9 Mr. Ravindra Dahima College of Social Sc and Humanities Art and Painting 10 Mr. Yogesh Chandra Arya MB College of Science Dramatics 11 Mr. Praveen Mehta College of Social Sc and Humanities Music (Instrumental) Games and Sports 12 Mr. Yovraj Singh Rathore MLV Shramjeevi College Hockey 13 Mr. Mohd.Taskin Sheikh MLV Shramjeevi College Hockey 14 Mr. Vishnu Joshi MLV Shramjeevi College Boxing 1993 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Sudha Kavdia College of Social Sc and Humanities Literary 2 Ms. Neelam Jabin Sheikh Govt. Meera Girls College Hindi Debate 3 Ms. Lata Sharma MB College of Science Essay 4 Mr. Kamal Sharma College of Social Sc and Humanities Drawing and Painting 5 Mr. Pradeep Bhatt College of Law Literary Poetry 6 Mr. Chandra Prakash Gandharva, College of Social Sc and Humanities Literary Essay 7 Mr. Shailash Goyal BN College Literary Essay 8 Ms. Uzzwal Tiwari Govt. Meera Girls College NCC (Mountaineering) 9 Ms. Neelu Kachhawaha Govt. Meera Girls College NCC (Mountaineering) 10 Mr. Dinesh Prakash Sharma College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC (Mountaineering) 11 Mr. Nishi Kant Upadhyay MB College of Science NCC (Air) Games and Sports 12 Ms. Prabha Singh College of Social Sc and Humanities Badminton 13 Ms. Ritu Chatur College of Social Sc and Humanities Badminton

194 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

14 Mr. Hem Raj Sonwal Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute, Udaipur Volley Ball 15 Mr. Suryaveer Singh Shaktawat College of Comm and Mgmt Studies Cricket 16 Mr. Manoj Khanna MLV Shramjeevi College Weight Lifting 17 Mr. Dilip Singh Chouhan MLV Shramjeevi College Wrestling 1994 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Mr. Harish Paliwal College of Social Sc and Humanities Acting 2 Mr. Dinesh Prakash Sharma College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC (Mountaineering) 3 Mr. Manoj Kumar Lodha College of Social Sc and Humanities Articles Writing 4 Mr. Anil Kumar Paliwal College of Social Sc and Humanities Hindi Essay 5 Ms. Smita Kachhara College of Comm and Mgmt Studies Poetry 6 Mr. Tuktak Bhanawat College of Social Sc and Humanities Essay 7 Mr. Pramod Kumar Rawal MMM Ayurvedic College Poetry 8 Mr. Kunjan Acharya College of Social Sc and Humanities Poetry Games and Sports 9 Mr. Chuni Lai Chanderiya College of Social Sc and Humanities Boxing 10 Mr. Naveen Sharma College of Social Sc and Humanities Hand Ball 11 Mr. Rajesh Kumar Sahu MLV Shramjeevi College Weight Lifting 1995 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Mr. Kushal Kumar Sikligar College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC (Ship Modeling) 2 Mr. Ghanshyam Soni BN College NCC (Aero Modeling) 3 Mr. Rakesh Kumar Agrawal BN College of Pharmacy Feature Writing 4 Ms. Kavitkar Govt. Meera Girls College Instrumental Music - Sitar 5 Ms. Neelam Ajmera College of Home Science Dance 6 Ms. Sapna Agrawal RMV T T College Craft work Games and Sports 7 Mr. Mahaveer Prasad Sharma College of Social Sc and Humanities Throw Ball 8 Mr. Punit Panday College of Social Sc and Humanities Throw Ball 9 Mr. Ajay Soni College of Social Sc and Humanities Boxing 10 Mr. Ramesh Chaudhary College of Social Sc and Humanities Boxing / Kabbadi 11 Mr. Komal Sanadhya MLV Shramjeevi College Wrestling 12 Mr. Deepak Kumar Rajora MLV Shramjeevi College Wrestling 13 Mr. Nishant Bhatnagar MLV Shramjeevi College Cricket d r 14 Ms. Pushpalata Singh Govt. Meera Girls College Chess a w A

15 Ms. Anjana Vyas Govt. Meera Girls College Kabbadi h g n i S

16 Ms. Samta Nagori Govt. Meera Girls College Archery j a R 1996 a n a

Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities r a h 1 Mr. Lokesh Jain College of Social Sc and Humanities Hindi Debate a M 2 Mr. Pandya College of Social Sc and Humanities Cartoonist

195 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

3 Mr. Bhuvnesh Maharishi College of Social Sc and Humanities Acting (Plays) 4 Mr. Siddharth Deep College of Social Sc and Humanities Modern Art 5 Mr. Devi Lal Parihar College of Social Sc and Humanities Painting 6 Ms. Aruna Paliwal College of Social Sc and Humanities Dance / NCC 7 Mr. Kshitij Kumbhat College of Social Sc and Humanities Mime / Dance 8 Ms. Poonam Sharma RNT Medical College Poetry Games and Sports 9 Ms. Sonal Garg MB College of Science Chess 10 Ms. Shabana Khan MB College of Science Basket Ball 11 Ms. Sangeeta Dhabai Govt. Meera Girls College Basket Ball 12 Ms. Preeti Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College Badminton / Kho - Kho 13 Mr. Arvind Pareek MLV Shramjeevi College Boxing 14 Mr. Krishanveer Singh Chouhan MLV Shramjeevi College Swimming 15 Mr. Satish Choudhary College of Social Sc and Humanities Wrestling 1997 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Meena Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College Debate 2 Ms. Monika Chandel Govt. Meera Girls College Ship Modeling 3 Mr. Rajendra Parihar College of Social Sc and Humanities Aero Modeling 4 Mr. Sushil Nimbark College of Social Sc and Humanities Painting & Feature Writing 5 Mr. Devendra Singh Ranawat College of Social Sc and Humanities Aero Modeling 6 Ms. Anita Sukhwal Govt. Meera Girls College NCC Games and Sports 7 Mr. Punit Sharma College of Social Sc and Humanities Basket Ball 8 Ms. Deepa Goswami BN Girls College Weight Lifting 9 Mr. Chand Chawat College of Comm and Mgmt Studies Badminton 10 Ms. Neelam Issar BN Girls College Badminton 11 Mr. Rathore College of Social Sc and Humanities Boxing 12 Mr. Ramesh Choudhary BN College of Physical Education Boxing 1998 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Nirmla Parihar BN Girls College Paratropping 2 Ms. Vijay Laxmi Parihar MB College of Science NCC 3 Ms. Liny Shivaraman MB College of Science NCC (Aero Modeling) 4 Mr. Khem Singh Dagur SMB College, Nathdwara Painting 5 Ms. Garima Joshi Govt. Meera Girls College Dance 6 Ms. Vaishali Devpura Govt. Meera Girls College Debate 7 Ms. Ritu Sharma VBGS TT College Essay Games and Sports 8 Mr. Manish Chawat College of Comm and Mgmt Studies Badminton 9 Mr. Kuldeep Joshi College of Comm and Mgmt Studies Boxing

196 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

10 Mr. Hemant Sharma College of Comm and Mgmt Studies Gymnastics 11 Mr. Dev Krishna Joshi Maharana Acharya Sanskrit College Yogasan 12 Mr. Vivek Kothari Govt. College, Sirohi Tennis 1999 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Ms. Rajeshwari Ranawat Govt. Meera Girls College Poem Writing 2 Ms. Nisha Bhatt Govt. Meera Girls College Poetess / NCC 3 Mr. Ravi Bhanawat College of Dairy Science & Food Technology Classical Music 4 Mr. Kapil Paliwal BN PG College Aero Modeling 5 Ms. Priyanka Singhal Home Sc College Poster Making 6 Ms. Ruchi Talesra Govt. Meera Girls College Dance 7 Mr. Prem Shanker Mehta Maharana Acharya Sanskrit College Debate 8 Ms. Ruchi Bansal College of Home Science Debate Games and Sports 9 Mr. Ramesh Choudhary College of Social Sc and Humanities Boxing 10 Ms. Mahima Kothari Govt. Meera Girls College Table Tennis 11 Mr. Anupam Luhadia MB College of Science Badminton 12 Mr. Sanjiv Kumar Malik BN PG College Wrestling 13 Mr. Ganesh Swami MLV Shramjeevi College Karate 2000 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Mr. Surendra S. Rao MB College of Science NCC (Gliding) 2 Mr. Bhupendra S. Chouhan MB College of Science Aero Modeling 3 Mr. Abhay Sharma College of Tech and Engg Debate 4 Ms. Nirmala Lohar Govt. Meera Girls College Story / Essay 5 Mr. Jagdish Chhatwani MB College of Science Glide Pilot Games and Sports 6 Ms. Parul Mohta Govt. Meera Girls College Chess 7 Mr. Narpat S. Chundawat College of Comm and Mgmt Studies Boxing 8 Mr. Jogendra S. Khangarot MLV Shramjeevi College Hand-Ball 2001 Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities 1 Mr. Kundan S. Rathore MB College of Science NCC (Aero Modeling) 2 Ms. Prerna Nelson Govt. Meera Girls College NCC (Aero Modeling) d 3 Ms. Charoo Bhati BN PG College NCC (Aero Modeling) r a w A

4 Ms. Aarti Shekhawat Govt. Meera Girls College NCC (PM Rally) h g n

5 Mr. Narendra S. Chundawat MB College of Science NCC (Rifle Shooting) i S

j 6 Ms. Vijiya Nagori Govt. Meera Girls College Literary Activities a R

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7 Mr. Prateek Sharma College of Dairy Science & Food Technology Essay Writing n a r a h

8 Mr. Vinod Vyas College of Dairy Science & Food Technology Music / Singing a

9 Ms. Mamta Mohta Govt. Meera Girls College Music / Dance M

197 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

Games and Sports 10 Mr. Mohammed Ali BN PG College Boxing 11 Mr. Umesh Bhardwaj MV MLV Shramjeevi College Boxing 12 Mr. Parvez Hussnain Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute Power Lifting 13 Ms. Hemlata Kumawat Govt. Meera Girls College Badminton / Cricket 14 Ms. Nafeesa Sheikh Govt. Meera Girls College Basket-Ball 2002 Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Ms. Poonam Bhati BN PG Girls College NCC (Air) 2 Mr. Ranveer Singh Ranawat College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC (Naval) 3 Ms. Simple Kanwar Rathore Guru Nanak Girls PG College NCC (Para Wing) 4 Ms. Chitra Gour Guru Nanak Girls PG College Folk Dance / Social Work 5 Mr. Lalit Kumar Baregama College of Science Paper Presentation 6 Ms. Jyamiti Trivedi Nimbark T T College Poem 7 Ms. Shruti Sood Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute Quiz / Essay / Debate Games and Sports 8 Mr. Praveen Kumar Tak College of Comm and Mgmt Studies Badminton 9 Mr. Mahavir Sharma MLV Shramjeevi College Football 10 Mr. Kundan Dewal Rajasthan College of Agriculture Volley-ball / Badminton 11 Mr. Tejendra Singh Shaktawat BN PG College Boxing / NCC 12 Mr. Umesh Bhardwaj College of Social Sc and Humanities Boxing 13 Mr. Vishan Lal Regar MLV Shramjeevi College Karate 14 Mr. Madhu Sudan Sukhwal MLV Shramjeevi College Swimming 2003 Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Mr. Niraj Gaud College of Dairy Science & Food Technology Music 2 Ms. Khushabu Nagori MB College of Science Story 3 Ms. Priya Pareek Govt. Meera Girls College Debate 4 Ms. Venkateshwari Joshi Guru Nanak Girls PG College Guide 5 Mr. Madhusudan Trivedi College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC / Scout 6 Mr. Pushpendar S. Chouhan BN PG College NCC (Aero Modeling) 7 Mr. Dhiraj K. Choudhary College of Dairy Science & Food Technology NSS / Debate Games and Sport 8 Mr. Yadvendra S. Shekhawat BN PG College Badminton 9 Ms. Renu Meena Govt. Meera Girls College Archery 10 Mr. Pawan Kumar MLV Shramjeevi College Athletic 11 Mr. Chandaresh Soni MLV Shramjeevi College Power Lifting 12 Mr. Krishan Choudhary MLV Shramjeevi College Cricket 13 Mr. Zakir Hussain Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute Boxing 14 Ms. Khushbu Kumawat Govt. Meera Girls College Swimming

198 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

2004 Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Ms. Hetiksha Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College NCC 2 Ms. Neeru Joshi Govt. Meera Girls College NCC (Air) 3 Ms. Chaitali Bhati BN PG College Girls College NCC (Air) 4 Mr. Shreedhar College of Comm and Mgmt Studies NCC (Naval) 5 Ms. Neha Joshi Govt. Meera Girls College Music Games and Sport 6 Ms. Vandana Siyag College of Home Science Basketball / Discus Throw 7 Mr. Ashish Paliwal BN PG College Football 8 Ms. Hemlata Rawal BN PG Girls College Table Tennis 9 Ms. Neelam Sharma Guru Nanak Girls PG College Karate / Kick Boxing 10 Mr. Vishan Lal Regar BN College of Physical Education Karate / Kick Boxing 11 Mr. Pawan Kumar Kadian BN College of Physical Education Athletic 2005 Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Mr. Rakesh Kumar Bhatt Nimbark TT College Drawing and Painting 2 Ms. Richa Sharma College of Home Science Spot Painting 3 Mr. Prashant Singh Chundawat BN PG College NCC (Air) 4 Mr. Saurabh Rajpurohit BN PG College NCC (Air) 5 Ms. Aditi Pandey College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC (Naval) 6 Ms. Chanchal Sharma BN Girls College NCC (Air) Games and Sport 7 Mr. Mahesh Chandra Nagda BN PG College Boxing 8 Ms. Mala Sukhwal Govt. Meera Girls College Power Lifting 9 Ms. Renu Meena Govt. Meera Girls College Archery 10 Ms. Achira Jain College of Home Science High Jump 11 Ms. Nirmla Mali Govt. Meera Girls College Karate 12 Ms. Richa Solanki Govt. Meera Girls College Strength Lifting 2006 Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Mr. Rohit Mehta BN PG College NCC (Air) 2 Mr. Badal Soni MB College of Science NCC (Air) 3 Mr. Chitrasen College of Social Sc and Humanities Art d r

4 Ms. Purnima Vasistha Govt. Meera Girls College Dance a w A

5 Ms. Sonal Parihar Govt. GC, Nathdwara Dance h g n i

6 Mr. Vijay Soni SBP Govt. College, Dungarpur Essay (Science) S

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Games and Sports a n

7 Mr. Shankar Lal Menaria BN PG College Athletic a r a h

8 Ms. Mala Sukhwal Govt. Meera Girls College Power Lifting a M 9 Mr. Bharat Kumawat MLV Shramjeevi College Swimming

199 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

2007 Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Ms. Remya K. Guru Nanak Girls PG College NCC 2 Ms. Rajeshwari Shaktawat BN PG College NCC 3 Mr. Prateek Sharma College of Social Sc and Humanities Classical Music 4 Mr. Pushkar Lal Choudhary College of Social Sc and Humanities NSS / Drama 5 Mr. Narendra Singh Rao College of Social Sc and Humanities Drama Writing Games and Sports 6 Mr. Lalit Chouhan Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute Strength Lifting 7 Ms. Gunbala Sharma MP Govt. PG College, Chittorgarh Mountaineering / Wrestling 2008 Co- Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Mr. Rajesh Sharma College of Law Selected for Republic Day Parade 2 Mr. Chandraveer Singh Rathore BN PG College NCC (Naval) 3 Ms. Leena Singh Guru Nanak Girls PG College NCC (Air) 4 Mr. Harpreet Singh Saluja College of Comm and Mgmt Studies NCC (Air) 5 Mr. Apoorv Pareek BN PG College NCC (Air) 6 Mr. Nitish Upadhyay MB College of Science NCC (Air) 7 Ms. Vibha Soni Govt. Meera Girls College NCC / Basketball Games and Sports 8 Mr. Piyush Soni BN PG College Strength lifting 9 Ms. Titiksha Jain MB College of Science Karate 2009 Co- Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Mr. Vikas Sahu Krishna College of Physical Education, Mavli Chess 2 Mr. Brijpal Singh Rathore College of Comm and Mgmt Studies NCC (Naval) 3 Ms. Neha Rathore College of Comm and Mgmt Studies NCC (Naval) / Boxing 4 Mr. Pushpendra Singh Chawra BN PG College NCC (Naval) 5 Mr. Mahendra Singh Devra College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC 6 Mr. Arvind Singh Rathore BN PG College NCC (Air Wing) 7 Ms. Pooja Surana Govt. Meera Girls College (Selected for the Republic Day Parade-2008 8 Mr. Charit Dixit BN College of Pharmacy Singing 9 Mr. Sameer Gupta Faculty of Mgmt Studies Debate Games and Sports 10 Mr. Vishnu Singh Panwar BN PG College Basket Ball / NCC 11 Ms. Madhu Sharma Govt. Meera Girls College Basket Ball 2010 Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Mr. Vikas Paliwal College of Comm and Mgmt Studies NCC (Air) 2 Ms. Deepika Gurjar BN PG College, Udaipur NCC (Air) 3 Mr. Chandra Kant Vyas College of Social Sc and Humanities NCC (Air)

200 Sr. Name Institution Achievements

Games and Sports 4 Ms. Prachi Vig BN PG College Power Lifting 5 Mr. Naveen Sharma Krishna College of Physical Education, Mavli Strength Lifting 6 Ms. Veenu Shaktawat BN PG College NCC / Games 2011 Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Mr. Narpat Singh Rajpurohit College of Social Sc. & Humanity, Udaipur NCC 2 Mr. Mahipal Singh Rathore B.N.P.G. College, Udaipur NCC (Naval) 3 Mr. Ashish Khatri Buddha Institute of Technology & Science Scientist Research College, Udaipur Games and Sports 4 Mr. Praveen Paneri M.V. Shramjeevi College, Udaipur Boxing 5 Mr. Shekhar Sharma B.N.P.G. College, Udaipur Power Lifting / Strength Lifting 2012 Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1 Mr. Lokesh Menaria College of Commerce and Management NCC (Air) Studies, Udaipur 2 Ms. Shivani Tiwari B.N.P.G. Girls' College, Udaipur NCC 3 Ms. Shashi Mali Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur Guide 4 Mr. Sachin Dadhich College of Social Sc. & Humanity, Udaipur Sculpture Games and Sports 5 Ms. Rekha Dixit Govt. Meera Girls College, Udaipur Wrestling 2013 Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1. Ms. Pooja Ratnu M.B. College of Science, Udaipur NCC / Kickboxing 2. Mr. Sandeep Kumar Meghwal College of Social Sc. & Humanities, Udaipur Painting 3. Ms. Bhoomika Dwivedi College of Social Sc. & Humanities, Udaipur Classical Music Games and Sports 4. Ms. Chandni Gaur College of Social Sc. & Humanities, Udaipur Wrestling 5. Ms. Jyothy Narayanan College of Technology & Eng., Udaipur Badminton 6. Mr. Rahul Sukhwal Bhupal Noble's P.G. College, Udaipur Badminton 7. Mr. Vikramaditya Chaufla College of Com. & Man. Studies, Udaipur Badminton 8. Mr. Raviraj Sharma Bhupal Noble's P.G. College, Udaipur Badminton 9. Mr. Mahip Singh Jhala Bhupal Noble's P.G. College, Udaipur Badminton

10. Ms. Chetna Shaktawat College of Horticulture & Forestry, Jalawar Table Tennis d r a

11. Mr. Mahesh Nehra Bhupal Noble's P.G. College, Udaipur Para-Athletics w A

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12. Ms. Vinisha Joshi Pacific College, Udaipur Kickboxing g n i S

13. Mr. Virat Pant Bhupal Noble's P.G. College, Udaipur Kickboxing j a R

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14. Ms. Swati Rathore International College for Girls, Jaipur NCC: International Air- a h Cadet Exchange Programme a M at Singapore-2012

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2014 Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1. Ms. Chesta Paliwal Pacific University, Udaipur Rashtrapati Guide Award Games and Sports 2. Mr. Divyansh Soni College of Commerce and Power Lifting Management Studies, Udaipur Maharana Raj Singh Special Award 3. Mr. Shriyans Bhandari Mumbai University, Mumbai National Award on Sustainable Development and Book on Photography 2015 Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1. Mr. Dipesh Rawal University College of Social Science NCC (Naval) and Humanities, Udaipur 2. Mr. Jeetesh Raajak University College of Science, Udaipur NCC (Naval-Ship Modelling) 3. Mr. Bhuvnesh Salvi University College of Science, Udaipur NCC (Naval) Games and Sports 4. Mr. Yogendra S Ranawat RNT Law College, Chittorgarh Badminton 5. Mr. Rajat Rathore Bhupal Nobel's PG College, Udaipur Badminton 6. Ms. Mahak Sanadhya Guru Nanak Girls PG College, Udaipur Boxing / NCC 7. Ms. Sunita R Jat Bhupal Nobel's PG Girl's College, Udaipur Athletics 2016 Co - curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 1. Mr. M. Vasim Shekh College of Social Sc. & Humanities, Udaipur NCC (Naval) 2. Ms. Asha Sharma Bhupal Nobel's PG Girl's College, Udaipur NCC (Naval) 3. Ms. Dolly Jhala Bhupal Nobel's PG Girl's College, Udaipur NCC 4. Ms. Niharika Shaktawat Bhupal Nobel's PG Girl's College, Udaipur NCC 5. Mr. Rahul Dashora College of Social Sc. & Humanities, Udaipur NCC 6. Mr. Heramb Joshi College of Science, Udaipur Scout & NCC (Naval) 7. Ms. Arpita Acharya College of Law, Udaipur NSS Selected for BRICS Youth Summit at Moscow, Russia Games and Sports 8. Ms. Bhawna Jat Bhupal Nobel's PG Girl's College, Udaipur Athlete 9. Ms. Pratiti Vyas College of Commerce & Kayaking Management Studies, Udaipur Canoeing 10. Mr. Balwant Choudhary Bhupal Nobel's College of Physical Education, Volley Ball Udaipur 11. Mr. Vinod Menaria Bhupal Nobel's College of Physical Education Volley Ball Udaipur 12. Mr. Jitendra Dangi Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute, Udaipur Volley Ball 13. Mr. Shashank Joshi Vidya Bhawan Rural Institute, Udaipur Volley Ball

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2017 Games and Sports 1. Mr. Shlok Pimpalkar Techno India NJR Institute of Technology Kayaking and Udaipur Canoeing 2. Ms. Manisha Bunkar Guru Nanak Girls' PG College, Udaipur Judo/ Wrestling 3. Mr. Prakash Chandra Kharol Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic College, Udaipur Cricket (Deaf) Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 4. Mr. Mandeep Singh Bhupal Nobles PG College, Udaipur NCC - Naval 5. Mr. Nagendra Singh Bhupal Nobles PG College, Udaipur NCC - Naval 6. Mr. Nihal Chasta Ravindra Nath Tagore PG College, Kapasan NCC - Air 7. Ms. Uma Krishnawat College of Law, Udaipur NSS - Participated in International Youth Delegation to China 8. Mr. Anil Kumar Mewara College of Law, Udaipur NSS - Participated in International Youth Delegation to China 9. Ms. Pratibha Vaishnav College of Law, Udaipur NSS - Participated in International Youth Delegation to South Korea 2018 Games and Sports 1. Mr. Abhitej Singh Shekhawat Rajasthan College of Agriculture, Udaipur Tennis 2. Mr. Anugrah Simon Pacific College of Commerce, Udaipur Kayaking and Canoeing 3. Ms. Sonal Sukhwal Guru Nanak Girls PG College, Udaipur Athlete (Walk) Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 4. Mr. Rakesh Singh University College of Social Science and NCC - Naval Humanities, Udaipur 5. Mr. Chandrabhan Singh Chouhan Bhupal Nobles PG College, Udaipur NCC - Naval 6. Ms. Aarti Kunwar Devra Bhupal Nobles Girls College, Udaipur NCC - Naval 7. Ms. Paliwal Bhupal Nobles PG Girls College, Udaipur NCC 8. Ms. Lavina Goswami University College of Science, Udaipur NCC / Guide 9. Mr. Karanveer Rathore Bhupal Nobles College, Udaipur NCC - Air 10. Mr. Harsh Raj Rathore Bhupal Nobles College, Udaipur NCC - Air 11. Mr. Narayan Lal Gurjar College of Technology and Engineering, Child Agriculture

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15. Ms. Vanita Bhandari University College of Law, Udaipur NSS - Participated in19th World Festival of Youth in Moscow, Russia 16. Mr. Veenja Ram University College of Law, Udaipur NSS- Participated in19th World Festival of Youth in Moscow, Russia 17. Mr. Ravi Shanker Nagda University College of Law, Udaipur NSS 2019 Games and Sports 1. Ms. Neha Kumawat Government Meera Girls College, Udaipur Canoe Sprint 2. Mr. Gaurav Singh Chauhan University College of Commerce Gymnastic and Management Studies, Udaipur 3. Mr. Dikshant Jain University College of Social Science Canoeing and Humanities, Udaipur Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 4. Mr. Ankit Jain College of Technology and Engineering Science Research Udaipur and Technology 5. Mr. Shashi Pratap Singh Shekhawat College of Technology and Engineering Science Research Udaipur and Technology 6. Mr. Kuldeep Singh Rathore Bhupal Nobles PG College, Udaipur NCC - Naval 7. Ms. Avantika Singh Naruka University College of Sciences, Udaipur NCC - Air 8. Ms. Varsha Joshi University College of Sciences, Udaipur NCC - Air 2020 Games and Sports 01. Mr. Rudra Pratap Singh Chauhan University College of Commence and Kayaking Management Studies, MLSU, Udaipur 02. Mr. Nitin Bisht University College of Law, MLSU, Udaipur Kayaking 03. Mr. Akshay Sahu University College of Science, MLSU, Udaipur Kayaking 04. Ms. Jyoti Jangid University College of Social Science and Kayaking Humanities, MLSU, Udaipur 05. Ms. Samistha Pal Physiotherapy College, Dabok Canoeing and Kayaking JRNRVU, Udaipur 06. Ms. Deepika Sahu University College of Commerce and Chess Management Studies, MLSU, Udaipur 07. Mr. Rishi Raj Rathore University College of Social Science and Discuss Throw and Humanities, MLSU, Udaipur Javelin Throw (Para Athlete) 08. Mr. Lakshit Paliwal University College of Commerce and Strength Lifting Management Studies, MLSU, Udaipur Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 09. Ms. Monika Kumari Vaishnav Bhupal Nobles' PG College, BNU, Udaipur NCC

10. Ms. Vanshika Chouhan Bhupal Nobles' PG College, BNU, Udaipur NCC 11. Mr. Lakshya Shakdwipeeya University College of Social Science and NCC (Naval) Humanities, MLSU, Udaipur 12. Ms. Mumal Ranawat Bhupal Nobles' PG Girls College BNU,Udaipur NCC

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13. Ms. Devika Chundawat Bhupal Nobles' PG Girls College, BNU, Udaipur NCC / Shooting 14. Ms. Kripali Purbia College of Technology and Engineering MPUAT NSS Udaipur 15. Ms. Namrata Sankhla College of Technology and Engineering MPUAT NSS Udaipur 16. Ms. Poonam Mali University College of Law, MLSU, Udaipur NSS / Mountaineering 17. Mr. Narayan Lal Dhakar Maharana Pratap PG College, Chittorgarh Agricultural Equipment Inventions (Innovative Farmer) Young farmers are the future and this 19-year-old boy has proven it right by showing his passion towards farming. Despite, lacking the basic facilities and enough resources, this boy chose the medium of online channels to disseminate knowledge to help the farming community. Currently, he has 60,000 YouTube subscribers and 30,000 Facebook followers. This boy doesn’t have any laptop, personal computer system or any kind of video editing equipment for editing the videos With the help of his smartphone, he is making informative farming videos. “My father died some days before my birth and it was a very dreadful situation for my family. My family was facing a severe financial crisis, but even then my mother raised us well by doing farming and labour work. Perceiving the family conditions, I started farming at a very young age and also learned it well very soon.” – Narayan Living a hand-to-mouth life, Narayan realized that utilizing the resources well and innovating new ideas with simple hacks to deal with daily common pest and farm issues, is the best thing. Understanding the problem of his area, Narayan invented many easy techniques to control termite, Nilgai, pest and crop disease. All the techniques developed by Narayan were successful and were very cheap that any farmer can easily follow. Despite facing difficulties in making videos through his phone, he never dropped his idea of helping the farmers. Narayan has reached out to many farmers in his area and has solved their problem by reaching out to Krishi Vigyan Kendra’s and Agriculture Scientists. Narayan Lal Dhakar has written a success story at just the age of 19. By seeing his passion and determination to work harmoniously towards sustainable agriculture practices, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India has nominated him for Krishi Award in 2018. Today, Narayan Lal Dhakar has become an emerging voice in India which has the capability to change worsening circumstances of farmers.

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Nobody embodied the significance of the sacred function of the Diwan - which is "whose duty it is to please", more movingly and profoundly than Maharana Fateh Singh (r. 1884-1930 CE). He is regarded by many as the last true Monarch in India by his people as not only head of all the Rajputs, but virtual leader of the Hindus. Maharana Fateh Singh's determination to resist British interference in the affairs of his people did not derive from mere stubbornness of character, still less from any love of power for its own sake, but from the inherited conviction that he must never allow the dignity of the House of Mewar to be impaired, and that such dignity was expressed by his inalienable responsibility towards his people.

His personal qualities were such as to inspire love and admiration in all who met him, and a historian will seek in vain for any disparaging remark among those recorded memories which have come down to us. Such, then was the proud sense of piety which Maharana Fateh Singh brought to his task - as a servant of Shree Eklingnath ji bound by duty and custom to serve his Will and administer on his behalf. Maharana Fateh Singh ji was the epitome of Rajput chivalry although he fought no battles and secured no treaties. His life demonstrated with utmost clarity the difference between the traditions of European royalty, based on acceptance of the right of Kings as superior persons, and those of the Rajputs, based on family ties between ruler and subject. Accession No. 2008.07.0273 | Image courtesy: The City Palace Museum, Udaipur Extracts reproduced from: Maharana the story of the i. Achievements in studies. rulers of Udaipur by Brian Masters published by ii. Achievements in Games and Sports. Mapin Publishing Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad. iii. Achievements in cultural, literary and other co- Maharana Fateh Singh Award was instituted in curricular and extra curricular activities. recognition and in commemoration of the principles (Students of Praveshika and Upadhyaya from the and values adhered to by him. Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan are also eligible for the above awards) Maharana Fateh Singh Award is a city of Udaipur Award. This Award was instituted to honour those The Annual Award for the city of Udaipur to each regular students who have passed Secondary and candidate consists of: Senior Secondary exams of Central Board of 1. A Commemorative Medal. Secondary Education and Board of Secondary 2. A Merit Certificate. Education, Rajasthan from Secondary and Senior 3. Cash award of ` 5,001 Secondary schools located within municipal limits of Udaipur conducted by a recognised body for:

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1981 (A) Academic level Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) Hr Seccondary 1 Ms. Nishi Varma St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School IV position (class) 2 Ms. Rashmi Singh St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School VIII position (class) 3 Ms. Ira Bhatnagar St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School VIII position (class) RBSE Secondary 4 Ms. Ranjana Jain St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School IV position (class) 5 Ms. Vandana Chhada St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School VII position (class) 6 Ms. Anuradha Hariharan St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School VIII position (class) Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Secondary 7 Mr. Rajeev Gorwara Maharana Mewar Public School 68.80 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities Achievement 8 Mr. Dilip Bhandari MB College of Science Cricket 9 Mr. Anil Sondhi MB College of Science Cricket 10 Mr. Jaipal Singh Solanki BN Hr Sec School Athletics 11 Mr. Kulbir Singh Gill Maharana Mewar Public School Race 12 Ms. Sunita Lodha Girls Hr Sec School Badminton 13 Mr. Rajendra K. Harijan Govt. Fateh Sec School High Jump 14 Mr. Shambhu Lal Ahari Govt. Fateh Sec School Race 15 Mr. Dhaneshwar Govt. Fateh Sec School Race 16 Ms. Kantha Massar Mahila Mandal Hr Sec School Discus Throw 17 Ms. Mewa Massar Mahila Mandal Hr Sec School Shot Put 18 Ms. Suraj Massar Mahila Mandal Hr Sec School Discus Throw 19 Ms. Chandra Suhalka Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency Volley Ball 20 Ms. Keerti Malhan Kendriya Vidyalaya Table Tennis 21 Ms. Veena Sanadhya Kendriya Vidyalaya Volley Ball 22 Mr. Pushpendra Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Athletics 23 Mr. Pramod Kunder Maharana Mewar Public School Race 24 Mr. Sunil Zachariah Kendriya Vidyalaya Painting 25 Mr. Hitendra Trivedi Govt. Fateh Sec School USO Conference 26 Mr. Veerendra Singh Govt. Fateh Sec School NCC 27 Mr. Narendra Singh Govt. Fateh Sec School NCC 28 Mr. Jitendra Dhakar Govt. Fateh Sec School Scout 1982

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RBSE Secondary 4 Ms. Seema Agarwal Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Jagdish Chowk 92.00 5 Mr. Yashwant Bapna Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School I Position 6 Mr. Mukesh Mehrotra Vidhya Bhawan Hr Sec School V Position (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 7 Mr. Yogendra Sharma Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Hockey 8 Mr. Ashvini Singh Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Badminton 9 Mr. Abdul Rajak Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Discus Throw 10 Ms. Sunita Bhatia Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya NTS 11 Mr. Mohammad Yasin Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Sports 12 Mr. Mustan Amar Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Cricket 13 Mr. Pankaj Singh St Paul's Hr Sec School High Jump 14 Mr. Rajendra Kumar Govt. Fateh Sec School High Jump 15 Mr. Jaipal Singh Solanki BN Hr Sec School Athletics 16 Mr. Pramod Kunder Maharana Mewar Public School Race 17 Ms. Veena Sanadhya Kendriya Vidyalaya, Udaipur Volley Ball 18 Ms. Meenakshi Bhati Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Basket Ball 19 Ms. Neeru Rathore Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Race 20 Ms. Rashida Mahila Mandal Hr Sec School Shot Put 21 Mr. Rakesh Paliwal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Poem 22 Mr. Jairaj Swarnkar Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Drawing & Painting 23 Ms. Juhee Chavda Maharana Mewar Public School Art & Poster 1983 (A) Academic level RBSE Hr Secondary (Science) 1 Mr. Mukesh Mehrotra Vidhya Bhawan Hr Sec School VI-Merit list 2 Ms. Seema Agrawal Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, J Chowk II-Merit list RBSE Hr Sec (Arts) 3 Ms. Chandresh Jhala St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School IX-Merit list 4 Ms. Alpana Khatri St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School II-Merit list 5 Ms. Gun Mala Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School IV-Merit list 6 Ms. Renu Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School V-Merit List RBSE Secondary 7 Mr. Manoj Kumar Singh Vidhya Bhawan Hr Sec School II-Merit list (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 8 Mr. Indrajeet Singh Vidhya Bhawan Hr Sec School Hockey 9 Mr. Netrapal Singh Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Badminton 10 Mr. Amrit Lal Guru Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Weight Lifting 11 Mr. Jaipal Singh Solanki BN Hr Sec School Athletics 12 Mr. Hemendra Singh Rathore BN Hr Sec School Cricket 13 Mr. Pramod Kunder Maharana Mewar Public School Athletics

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14 Ms. Neeru Rathore Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Athletics 15 Ms. Renu Rathore Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Basket Ball 16 Ms. Rashida Damor Mahila Mandal Hr Sec School Discus Throw 17 Ms. Nirmala Damor Mahila Mandal Hr Sec School Shot Put 18 Ms. Sushila Jain Govt. Kanya Kasturba School Table Tennis 19 Ms. Seema Sharma Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Jagdish Chowk Basket Ball 20 Ms. Asha Duppad Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Jagdish Chowk Kabbadi 21 Mr. Ajay Singh Shaktawat St Paul's Convent Hr Sec School Cricket 22 Ms. Sapna Singh Vidhya Bhawan Hr Sec School Dance 23 Mr. Rajendra Patel Maharana Mewar Public School Painting 24 Mr. Rajneesh Bhandari Maharana Mewar Public School General Knowledge 1984 (A) Academic level RBSE Hr Secondary (Science) 1 Ms. Anupa Mehta St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 88.75 2 Ms. Sunchita Sharma St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 86.50 3 Mr. Hemendra Sharma Sudhakar Nav Bharat Hr Sec School 83.50 RBSE Hr Secondary (Arts) 4 Ms. Poonam Sahadev St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 77.00 RBSE Secondary School Exam. Science 5 Ms. Sushma Barheth Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency 84.25 6 Ms. Neeti Talwar Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency 80.60 7 Mr. Shaleen Kabra Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 86.40 8 Mr. Arun Agrawal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 90.00 CBSE Secondary School Exam. 9 Mr. Rajnesh Bhandari Maharana Mewar Public School 78.90 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 10 Mr. Rajesh Dhavri Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Volley Ball 11 Mr. Mazid Amar Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Cricket 12 Mr. Mahendra Vikram Maharana Mewar Public School Athletics / Swimming 13 Mr. Akash Deep Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Painting 14 Mr. Kamlesh Sharma Maharana Mewar Public School Painting 15 Ms. Rekha Paliwal Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency Music 16 Mr. Ravikanth Toshniwal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Gen. Sc. Compeet

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RBSE XI Science 7 Mr. Girish Shrimali Vidhya Bhawan Hr Sec School 91.75 8 Mr. Manish Bhandari Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 90.25 9 Mr. Saleh Mohammed Nav Bharat Hr Sec School 89.50 10 Ms. Manisha Agrawal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 89.00 11 Ms. Reena Bhargava St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 85.50 12 Ms. Razia Banu St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 85.25 RBSE XI Arts 13 Ms. Sunita Bhatnagar Mahila Mandal Hr Sec School 78.00 RBSE X Science 14 Ms. Nira Khamesra St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 90.40 15 Ms. Chandrika Ramachandran St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 90.93 16 Ms. Indu Gupta St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 90.80 17 Ms. Madhavi Mathur St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 89.07 18, Ms. Rim Zhim Metha St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 87.90 19 Ms. Vidhu Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec Scliool 86.53 20 Mr. Vivek Mandot Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 86.00 21 Ms. Shivani Sharma St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 85.87 22 Ms. Rajul Agrawal St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 85.70 RBSE X Arts 23 Ms. Anjana Paliwal Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency 78.93 24 Ms. Ladji Talesara St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 77.20 25 Ms. Ranjana Jain Govt. Girls Hr Secondary School, Residency 77.20 26 Ms. Priya Vadhera St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 74.67 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 27 Ms. Indira Joshi Govt. Girls Hr Secondary School, Residency Race 28 Mr. Virendra Jain Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School Swimming 29 Mr. Vikas Mathur Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Badminton 30 Mr. Jaiveer Singh GR Bal Niketan Hr Sec School Swimming 31 Mr. Nitin Gattani St Paul's Hr Sec School Badminton 32 Ms. Jyoti Damani Rajasthan Mahila Vidylay Poetry 33 Mr. Pravin Mehta Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Violin 34 Mr. Anmol Pagaria Maharana Mewar Public School Declamation 35 Mr. Tarun Dharmawat Maharana Mewar Public School Essay 36 Mr. Devendra Rao Maharana Mewar Public School Vocal Music 1988 (A) Academic level CBSE XII Science 1 Mr. Amandeep Singh Alok Hr Sec School, Sector 11 84.00 2 Mr. Girish Mrmali St Paul's Hr Sec School 84.00 3 Mr. Praveen Arora Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 83.50

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4 Mr. Pradeep Sankhla St Paul's Hr Sec School 77.25 5 Mr. Anil Dwivedi Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 76.20 CBSE XII Commerce 6 Mr. Mahavir Kothari St Paul's Hr Sec School 77.80 CBSE X 7 Mr. Suraj Prakash Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 82.00 8 Mr. Deepak Talesara St Paul's Hr Sec School 81.20 9 Mr. Zahid Hussain Flexwala St Paul's Hr Sec School 79.80 10 Mr. Amit Arora Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 79.20 11 Ms. Kanika Prasad Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh 78.60 12 Mr. Manoj Rajawat Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 75.60 RBSE XI Science 13 Mr. Vivek Agrawal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 87.75 14 Ms. Anamika Singhvi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 85.50 15 Ms. Madhavi Mathur St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 84.75 16 Mr. Vivek Mandot Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 84.50 17 Ms. Rim Zhim Mehta St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 83.75 18 Mr. Dilip Nalwaya Govt. Hr Sec School, Dhanmandi 83.62 19 Mr. Yogesh Soni Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 83.50 20 Ms. Shivani Sharma St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 82.50 21 Ms. Vidhu Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 82.25 22 Ms. Lata Mundra St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 82.00 23 Mr. Harsh Swaransukha Vidya Bhawan Hr Sec School 80.50 24 Mr. Sunil Surana Nav Bharat Hr Sec School 78.75 25 Ms. Sunita Vyas St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School - RBSE XI Commerce 26 Ms. Anjana Maheshwari Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency 76.25 27 Mr. Amrit Lal Meghwal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 70.00 RBSE XI Arts 28 Ms. Priya Vadhera St Mary's Convent Hr Sc School 76.50 29 Ms. Ladji Talesara St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 75.75 30 Ms. Kanta Israni St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 75.25 31 Ms. Nalina Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 70.50 32 Ms. Mona Khamesara St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 70.25 33 Ms. Anjana Paliwal Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency 71.75

34 Ms. Preeti Sisodia St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School -- d r a

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35 Mr. Praveen Singh Rao Alok Hr Sec School 90.75 g n i S 36 Ms. Yashoda Malvi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 88.12 h e t

37 Ms. Napur Chaudhari St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 87.30 a F

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38 Ms. Chanchal Sharma Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency 86.62 n a r a h 214 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

39 Mr. Rajesh Bhandari Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 85.70 40 Ms. Ritu Agrawal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 85.38 41, Mr. Sanjay Jain Nav Bharat Hr Sec School 85.20 42 Ms. Swati Kulshrestha St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 85.00 43 Ms. Ranju Khanna St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 85.00 44 Ms. Jyoti Vijayvargiya St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 84.60 45 Ms. Rekha Parikh St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 84.50 46 Mr. Lalit Soni Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 84.50 47 Ms. Sabina Malik St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 84.38 48 Ms. Asha Bapna St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 84.37 49 Mr. Rajiv Shah Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 84.25 50 Ms. Maniprabha Suwalka Central Academy Hr Sec School 83.60 51 Ms. Papal Barath St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 83.50 52 Ms. Vandana Bhandari Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 83.00 53 Mr. Rohit Sen Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 81.50 RBSE X Commerce 54 Mr. Navneet Kumar Mandowara Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 80.25 55 Mr. Ashfaq Hussain Raj Atari Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 75.37 RBSE X Arts 56 Ms. Sadhana Meghwal St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 79.60 57 Ms. Vinita Chaubisa St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 75.60 58 Ms. Pushpa lsrani St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 75.25 59 Ms. Shraddha Pandya St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 75.25 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 60 Ms. Mita Bhansali St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School Swimming 61 Ms. Ritu Chatur Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar Badminton 62 Mr. Jai Bhagwan BN Hr Sec School Wrestling 63 Mr. Chattar Singh BN Hr Sec School Wrestling 64 Mr. Mahendra Singh Shekhawat BN Hr Sec School Basket Ball 65 Mr. Nitin Chauhan St Paul's Hr Sec School T.T./Cricket 66 Mr. Suryaveer Singh St Paul's Hr Sec School Cricket 67 Ms. Sheela Kabra Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency Girl Guide 68 Ms. Vandana Saxena Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency Girl Guide 69 Mr. Pawan Kheda Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 70 Ms. Rukkaiya Meyaji Maharana Mewar Public School -- 1989 (A) Academic level CBSE XII Science 1 Ms. Chandrika Ramachandran Alok Sr Sec School, HM Sector 11 85.00 2 Mr. Sanjeev Majoo Alok Sr Sec School, HM Sector 11 84.00 3 Mr. Lalit Kumar Bhagat Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 83.00

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4 Mr. Dhiraj Sogani St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.6 5 Mr. Saurabh Goyal St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.50 6 Mr. Om Prakash Chaudhary Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 81.00 7 Mr. Aijaz Hussain St Paul's Sr Sec School 79.20 8 Ms. Neera Khamesra Maharana Mewar Public School 77.75 9 Mr. Naveen Parashar Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 75.80 10 Mr. Sanjay Jain Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 74.75 11 Mr. Kamal Pagaria St Paul's Sr Sec School 67.50 CBSE XII Commerce 12 Mr. Tarun Dalal St Paul's Sr Sec School 73.20 13 Ms. Ritu Hooja Maharana Mewar Public School 66.75 CBSE X 14 Mr. Sudipto Chakravarty Kendriya Vidyalaya, Zawar Mines 82.80 15 Mr. Amar Kuhite Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh 81.20 16 Mr. Devendra Singh Jhala St Paul's Sr Sec School 80.00 17 Mr. Prashant Kabra Alok Sr Sec School 79.80 18 Mr. Suresh Ramachandran St Paul's Sr Sec School 79.40 19 Mr. Pankaj Kumar Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh 79.00 20 Mr. Anil Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 78.20 21 Ms. Monika Gupta Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 77.60 22 Mr. Sarang Arun Naik Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 77.60 23 Mr. Manish Bohra Alok Sr Sec School 76.80 24 Mr. Praveen Parashar Alok Sr Sec School 75.80 25 Mr. Pankaj Parikh Maharana Mewar Public School 73.60 26 Mr. Rajesh P. Sharma St Paul's Sr Sec School 73.60 RBSE XI Science 27 Ms. Papal Barath St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 89.00 28 Ms. Vandana Bhandari Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 87.00 29 Ms. Swati Kulshreshtha St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 85.75 30 Mr. Praveen Singh Rao Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 85.75 31 Mr. Rajesh Bhandari Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 85.25 32 Mr. Prashant Surana Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 85.00 33 Ms. Yashoda Malvi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 84.50 34 Ms. Ritu Agrawal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 84.00 35 Ms. Rekha Pareek St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 83.75 d r a

36 Mr. Kailash Chandra Jain Govt. Fateh Hr Sec School 83.50 w A

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37 Ms. Sabiha Malik St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 83.33 g n i S 38 Ms. Asha Bapna St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 83.00 h e t 39 Mr. Gajendra Chittora Govt. Fateh Hr Sec School 83.00 a F

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40 Mr. Atul Sharma Vidya Bhawan Hr Sec School 83.00 a r a h 216 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

RBSE XI Commerce 41 Mr. Navneet Kumar Mandowara Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 83.75 42 Ms. Anita Sancheti Mahila Mandal Hr Sec School 78.00 43 Mr. Bhavesh Jain Nav Bharat Hr Sec School 74.75 44 Ms. Mangla Jain Shri Digamber Jain Hr Sec School 74.00 45 Mr. Vikas Jain Jawahar Jain Hr Sec School 74.00 RBSE XI Arts 46 Ms. Sadhna Meghwal St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 83.24 47 Ms. Shraddha Pandya St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 75.50 48 Ms. Preeti Kothari St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 74.50 49 Ms. Manisha Gupta St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 73.50 50 Ms. Chandu Bala Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 73.20 51 Ms. Madhvi Rathore St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 70.75 RBSE X Science 52 Ms. Ritu Jain St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 90.60 53 Mr. Rakesh Ajmera Alok Hr Sec School 90.35 54 Ms. Chhavi Porwal St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 90.00 55 Ms. Sonal Patni St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 89.75 56 Ms. Shuchi Agarwal St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 88.60 57- Ms. Varsha Dashora St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 88.00 58 Mr. Sanjeev Singhvi Central Academy Hr Sec School 87.62 59 Ms. Vibhuti Choudhary St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 87.00 60 Mr. Kamlesh Sharma Vidya Niketan Sec School 86.20 61 Mr. Amit Kothari Vidya Niketan Sec School 86.10 62 Mr. Anil Dadheech Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 86.00 63 Ms. Pratibha Bansal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 85.50 64 Ms. Shilpi Talesara St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 85.00 65 Mr. Amit Bansal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 84.75 66 Mr. Sandeep Gupta BN Hr Sec School 84.25 67 Mr. J.P. Singhal (Agrawal) Vidya Niketan Sec School 82.60 68 Ms. Neetee Banthia Central Academy Hr Sec School 81.00 RBSE X Commerce 69 Ms. Gyan Mandir Sec School 81.00 70 Ms. Jyoti Jain RMV Hr Sec School 80.80 71 Mr. Ajit Prakash Jain Vidya Niketan Sec School 78.75 72 Mr. Manish Gang BN Hr Sec School 72.75 73 Mr. Navneet Singh Bagga Central Academy Hr Sec School 72.62 RBSE X Arts 74 Ms. Veenu Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 76.25 75 Ms. Anju Samra St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 75.37

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76 Ms. Alka Samra St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 73.87 77 Ms. Pratibha Bapna St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 73.38 78 Ms. Rekha Sapra St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 73.25 79 Ms. Indrani Roy St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 73.10 80 Ms. Hinika Parakh St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 72.75 81 Ms. Savita Kumari Bedla St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 71.62 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 82 Mr. Ravinder Kumar Vivek Vidya Mandir Wrestling 83 Mr. Chatar Singh BN Sr Hr Sec School Wrestling 84 Ms. Chhaya Bhanti St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School Swimming 85 Ms. Krishna Bhati RM Gelda Hr Sec School Race 86 Mr. Vijay Singh Kanwarpada Hr Sec School Swimming 87 Mr. Nitin Gattani St Paul's Sr Sec School Badminton 88 Mr. Akash Chawat St Paul's Sr Sec School Badminton 89 Mr. Malik Kumar Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Cricket 90 Mr. Bajarang Pal Singh Maharana Mewar Public School Table Tennis 91 Ms. Preeti Paliwal Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency Volley Ball 92 Mr. Sidharth Deep Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Painting 93 Ms. Chetna Bhanawat Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, J Chowk Music 94 Ms. Anushree Singhvi Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 95 Mr. Vikrant Bhatnagar Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 1990 (A) Academic level CBSE XII Science 1 Ms. Ritu Khanna Alok Sr Sec School 91.00 2 Ms. Neena Sharma Alok Sr Sec School 87.50 3 Mr. Suraj Prakash Choudhary Kendriya Vidyalaya 87.00 4, Ms. Nupur Choudhary Alok Sr Sec School 86.70 5 Mr. Anis Ali Saif St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.60 6 Mr. Anil Nagori Kendriya Vidyalaya 85.00 7, Mr. Chandra Prakash Purohit Alok Sr Sec School 84.50 8 Ms. Mamta Jain Alok Sr Sec School 83.25 9 Mr. Sumit Tayalia Alok Sr Sec School 82.25 10 Mr. Akhilesh Sukhlecha Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.75 d r a

11 Mr. Deepak Bakliwal St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.50 w A

12 Mr. Gautam Mantri Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.40 h g n i S

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14 Ms. Seema Hiran Maharana Mewar Public School 75.50 n a r a h 218 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

CBSE X 15 Mr. Singhatwadia St Paul's Sr Sec School 89.20 16 Mr. Mr. Singhvi St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.80 17 Mr. Rakesh Bordia St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.60 18 Mr. Rohit Kumar St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.00 19 Mr. Abhijit Basu St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.40 20 Mr. Farhat Abbas Kathawala St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.80 21 Mr. Parikshit Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.40 22 Mr. Prafful Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 23 Mr. Sanjay Hemani St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 24 Mr. Nimit Singhal St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.20 25 Mr. Saumya Das Kendriya Vidyalaya 82.00 26 Mr. Raghunath Singh Rao Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.80 27 Mr. Kaushalendra Tripathi St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.00 28 Ms. Anupma Sukhlecha Kendriya Vidyalaya 80.60 29 Mr. Asheesh Agrawal St Paul's Sr Sec School 80.20 RBSE XI Science 30 Mr. Niraj Parihar Nav Bharat Hr Sec School 87.00 31 Mr. Mukesh Kumar Deopura Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 83.25 32 Ms. Rajni Sethia St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 83.00 RBSE XI Commerce 33 Mr. Rakesh Maheshwari Govt. Guru Govind Singh Hr Sec School 79.75 RBSE XI Arts 34 Ms. Sarabjit Kaur Gandhi St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 75.50 35 Ms. Shyamla Banthia St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 75.50 RBSE X 36 Mr. Kaushal Upadhyay Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 87.27 37 Ms. Nidhi Bhargava St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 84.90 38 Ms. Aditi Tandon St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 84.73 39 Ms. Renu Jain Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency 84.00 40 Ms. Priya Agarwal St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 83.63 41 Ms. Somna Maheshwari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 83.45 42 Ms. Anjali Pangaria St Mary's Convent Hr Sec School 83.26 43 Ms. Nidhi Ranawat St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 83.09 44 Ms. Neelam Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 82.90 45 Ms. Rizwana Shaheen Vidya Bhawan Hr Sec School 82.90 46 Ms. Rashmi Bhatia St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 82.54 47 Mr. Brij Bhushan Sharma Alok Hr Sec School, Fatehpura 82.54 48 Ms. Ritu Bhatnagar Alok Hr Sec School, Fatehpura 82.54

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49 Ms. Vinita Vaishnav St Teresa's Ashram Girls Hr Sec School 82.36 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 50 Ms. Purnima Vyas Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, J Chowk Gymnastics 51 Ms. Preeti Sharma RMV Hr Sec School Badminton 52 Mr. Rajesh Sen Govt. Kanwarpada Hr Sec School Boxing 53 Mr. Ritesh Joshi Vidya Bhawan Hr Sec School Table Tennis 54 Mr. Harsh Sisodia St Paul's Sr Sec School NCC 55 Mr. Radha Krishna Kumhar Nav Bharat Hr Sec School Cricket 56 Mr. Sandeep Yadav BN Hr Sec School Basket ball 57 Mr. Jai Bhagwan BN Hr Sec School Judo & Wrestling 58 Mr. Rajesh Sen Govt. Fateh Hr Sec School Gymnastics 59 Ms. Manju Choudhary Kendriya Vidyalaya Scout (Girl Guide) 60 Ms. Priti Choudhary Kendriya Vidyalaya Painting 61 Ms. Harpreet Khaira Kendriya Vidyalaya Debate 62 Ms. Mariyam Banu RMV Hr Sec School Scout (Dance) 63 Ms. Seema Parikh RMV Hr Sec School Scout 64 Ms. Aruna Parmar Govt. Girls Hr Sec School, Residency Poetry/Debate 65 Ms. Sabiha Banu Vidya Bhawan Hr Sec School Painting 66 Ms. Priyanka Bapna St Mary's Hr Sec School Painting 67 Ms. Payal Acharya Maharana Mewar Public School Painting 68 Mr. Manish Gaur Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 69 Mr. Anshu Burman Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 70 Mr. Pankaj Parikh Maharana Mewar Public School Essay/Debate 71 Mr. Krishna Gopal Devpura Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 1991 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Pranay Chulet Kendriya Vidyalaya 88.00 2 Ms. Swati Mahamwal Kendriya Vidyalaya 82.75 3 Mr. Rajesh Sharma Kendriya Vidyalaya 80.00 4 Mr. Praveen Parashar Alok Sr Sec School 80.00 CBSE X 5 Mr. Sudhir Joshi St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 6 Mr. Tushar Singh St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.80 d r 7 Mr. Saurabh Vijay Alok Sr Sec School 83.40 a w A

8 Ms. Sanghamitra Chatterjee Kendriya Vidyalaya 83.20 h g n i S

9 Ms. Suhail Saifee St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.60 h e t

10 Mr. Prashant Nahar St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.20 a F

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11 Mr. Mahendra Singh Rao Kendriya Vidyalaya 82.20 n a r a h 220 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

12 Mr. Gajendra Singh Hiran St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.60 13 Ms. Sonal Chulet Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.40 14 Mr. Jhelum Ghosh Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.20 15 Mr. Hemant Jain St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.20 16 Mr. Umesh Paliwal Alok Sr Sec School 80.60 17 Mr. Parag Kothari Kendriya Vidyalaya 80.60 18 Mr. Murtaza Ali R.V St Paul's Sr Sec School 80.20 19 Mr. Deepak Menaria Kendriya Vidyalaya 80.20 RBSE XII (Science) 20 Ms. Suchi Agrawal St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.00 21 Ms. Varsha Dashora St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 83.00 22 Ms. Rajni Sethia St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.60 23 Ms. Chhavi Porwal St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.60 24 Mr. Anil Dadeech Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 68.80 RBSE XII (Commerce) 25 Mr. Ajit Prakash Jain Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 70.80 RBSE XII (Arts) 26 Ms. Neeti Banthia St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 74.80 27 Ms. Lavanya Prabha St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 73.60 28 Ms. Pratibha Bapna St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 73.20 RBSE X 29 Ms. Sunita Joshi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.18 30 Ms. Sunita Varma St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.81 31 Ms. Kiran Vijayvergia St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.45 32 Mr. Prem Prakash Sharma Saraswati Niketan Sec School 87.40 33 Ms. Gunjan Shukla St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.90 34 Mr. Bhupendra Sharma Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School 86.54 35 Ms. Payal Singhatwadia St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.45 36 Ms. Monika Dave St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.45 37 Mr. Rajesh Jawaria Govt. Sr Sec School 84.60 38 Ms. Chetna Vaishnav St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.54 39 Ms. Neeru Chhabra St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.50 40 Ms. Jyoti Soni St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.36 41 Ms. Vandana Padliya St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.00 42 Ms. Sachdev St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.00 43 Ms. Pratibha Sharma St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.00 44 Mr. Rajesh Kumar Vaishnav Alok Sr Sec School 83.45 45 Ms. Sandhya Bhatia St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 83.40 46 Mr. Manish Tiwari Gyan Mandir Sec School 82.91

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47 Ms. Ratna Mirchandani St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.90 48 Ms. Mona Parakh St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.90 49, Ms. Tahira Banu St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.72 50 Mr. Jitendra Singh Ranawat Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School 82.72 51 Ms. Veena Ramani St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.70 52 Ms. Ritu Jain St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.40 53 Mr. Anil Kumar Choudhary Alok Sr Sec School 82.36 54 Mr. Saurabh Dani Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School 82.18 55 Ms. Swati Dagar St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.00 56 Ms. Rachana Punmiya St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.00 57 Ms. Neelu Kothari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 81.81 58 Ms. Anju Mehta St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 81.20 59 Ms. Sonal Jain St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 81.09 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 60 Ms. Ritu Palat Acharya Shishu Bharti Sec School Gymnastics 61 Ms. Santosh Soni Govt. Girls Upper P School, Nai Athletics 62 Mr. Ram Singh Chouhan Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Weight Lifting 63 Mr. Fateh Singh Rathore Govt. Sr Sec School, Bedla Boxing 64 Mr. Krishna Veer Singh Chouhan Vidya Niketan Sec School Swimming 65 Mr. Mahendra Singh BN Sr Sec School Basket Ball 66 Mr. Dhan Raj BN Sr Sec School Basket Ball 67 Mr. Ajaj Ali Govt. Sr Sec School, Z Mines Hockey 68 Mr. Ganesh Dashora Nav Bharat Sr Sec School Cricket 69 Mr. Chuni Lal Chanderiya Govt. Fateh Sr Sec School Cricket 70 Mr. Sumit Kumar St Paul's Sr Sec School Navy 71 Mr. Devendra Singh Jhala St Paul's Sr Sec School PMT 72 Mr. Tapan Sharma Mahaveer Vidhya Mandir School Cricket 73 Mr. Manish Kumar Singhal Alok Sr Sec School PET 74 Mr. Rajat Mohan Alok Sr Sec School NDA (Navy) 75 Mr. Anand Sharma Alok Sr Sec School IIT 76 Mr. Lalit Chaplot Maharana Mewar Public School Cartoonist 1992 (A) Academic level CBSE XII Science d r a

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2 Mr. Mr. Singhvi St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.80 h g n i S

3 Mr. Rakesh Bordia St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.60 h e t

4 Mr. Basant Singhatwadia St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.60 a F

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5 Mr. Kaushlendra Tripathi St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.40 a r a h 222 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

6 Mr. Abhijit Basu St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.80 7 Mr. Yatin Tayalia Alok Sr Sec School 82.60 8 Mr. Saumya Das Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.80 9 Mr. Nimit Singhal St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.60 10 Mr. Prafful Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 80.40 11 Ms. Anupama Sukhlecha Kendriya Vidyalaya 80.40 12 Mr. Sanjay Hemani St Paul's Sr Sec School 80.20 13 Mr. Dilip Paliwal Kendriya Vidyalaya 80.00 14 Mr. Farhat Abbas Kathawala St Paul's Sr Sec School 79.60 CBSE XII Commerce 15 Mr. Hansmukh Soni Maharana Mewar Public School 75.00 16 Mr. Vishal Bhandari St Paul's Sr Sec School 71.60 17 Mr. Vinay Joshi St Paul's Sr Sec School 71.40 18 Mr. Shekhar Bhandari St Paul's Sr Sec School 69.00 CBSE X 19 Mr. Mukherjee Kendriya Vidyalaya 85.00 20 Ms. Shalini Varshney Kendriya Vidyalaya 84.80 21 Mr. Rakesh Mehta Alok Sr Sec School 83.40 22 Mr. Amit Bordia St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.20 23 Mr. Ashish Bordia St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.80 24 Mr. Sheetal Devgan Maharana Mewar Public School 82.80 25 Mr. Manish Gaur Maharana Mewar Public School 82.80 26 Ms. Miti Khandelwal Kendriya Vidyalaya 82.60 27 Mr. Girish K. Nair Kendriya Vidyalaya 82.40 28 Mr. Ashish Bhandari Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.00 29 Mr. Rishi Toshniwal Alok Sr Sec School 80.40 30 Mr. Sunil Sharma Alok Sr Sec School 79.40 RBSE XII Science 31 Ms. Somna Maheshwary St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.60 32 Ms. Binu Mantri Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 80.80 33 Mr. Kaushal Upadhyaya Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 80.40 34 Ms. Priya Agarwal St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 80.20 RBSE XII Commerce 35 Mr. Sumeet Pal Singh BN Sr Sec School 77.00 36 Mr. Jitendra Bherwani Nav Bharat Sr Sec School 74.80 RBSE XII Arts 37 Ms. Bindhya Seth St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 72.60 38 Ms. Pratima Jain St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 70.60 RBSE X 39 Mr. Dushyant Kumar Tripathi Central Academy Sr Sec School 88.00 40 Mr. Shankar Lal Meena Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 87.81

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41 Ms. Gayatri Meghwal St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.45 42 Ms. Anubhooti Kabra St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.27 43 Ms. Smita Agarwal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.27 44 Ms. Priyanka Kothari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.27 45 Mr. Anurag Jindal Nav Bharat Sr Sec School 86.72 46 Mr. Rajesh Kumar Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School 86.72 47 Ms. Rashmi Goswami St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.40 48 Ms. Mamta Agrawal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.18 49 Ms. Kyati Mathur St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.18 50 Ms. Kanika Shakdwipee St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.00 51 Ms. Amardeep Arora St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.00 52 Ms. Nidhi Kumbhat St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.81 53 Mr. Abhigyan Srivistava Vidya Bhawan Sec School 85.80 54 Ms. Shubhra Sharma St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.63 55 Ms. Malati Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.09 56 Ms. Nini St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.73 57 Ms. Meena Bomb St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 84.54 58, Mr. Gaurav Chhabra Gyan Mandir Sec School 84.00 59 Ms. Deepika Chhajer St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 84.00 60 Ms. Jaya Bhasin St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 83.45 61 Ms. Seema Gaur St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 83.45 62 Mr. Ganpat Lal Mantri BN Sr Sec School 83.36 63 Mr. Yogesh Agarwal Gyan Mandir Sec School 82.90 64 Mr. Praveen Kumar Jain Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 82.90 65 Ms. Nidhi Sharma St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.72 66 Mr. Zamin Ali Pachisa Alok Sr Sec School 82.72 67 Mr. Latit Kumar Sharma Vidya Bhawan Sec School 82.72 68 Ms. Preeti Rathore St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.70 69 Ms. Anuradha Lal St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.36 70 Ms. Geeta Ramnani St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.36 71 Ms. Kalpana Gattani St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.36 72 Mr. Mohd. Saihzad Khan Alok Sr Sec School 81.81 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 73 Ms. Saroj Bajaj Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Table Tennis 74 Ms. Kiran Palat Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency Hand Ball d r a

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77 Mr. Kaushik Chanda Kendriya Vidyalaya Football h e t

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80 Mr. Mahender Singh Shekhawat BN Sr Sec School Basket Ball 81 Mr. Nitin Gattani Alok Sr Sec School Badminton 82 Ms. Shalika Aeron St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School Painting 83 Ms. Anshu Burman Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 84 Mr. Kabir Sharma Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 85 Mr. Tapan Vaishnav Maharana Mewar Public School Declamation 86 Mr. Vivik Ghiya Maharana Mewar Public School IIT 87 Mr. Arun Mrmali Alok Sr Sec School Sculpture 1993 (A) Academic level CBSE XII Science 1 Mr. Kapil Kumawat Alok Sr Sec School 91.60 2 Ms. Ritu Mendirata Maharana Mewar Public School 90.40 3 Mr. Umesh Paliwal Alok Sr Sec School 86.20 4 Mr. Sudhir Joshi St.Paul's Sr Sec School 86.00 5 Ms. Ritu Rawat Maharana Mewar Public School 85.40 6 Ms. Novita Behl Maharana Mewar Public School 84.80 7 Mr. Burhan Hussain Maharana Mewar Public School 84.80 8 Ms. Disha Joshi Kendriya Vidyalaya 84.80 9 Ms. Anindya S. Dutta Kendriya Vidyalaya 84.20 10 Mr. Bhupendra Porwal Maharana Mewar Public School 84.00 11 Mr. Nitin Samar Alok Sr Sec School 83.60 12 Mr. Tushar Singhi St.Paul's Sr Sec School 82.40 13 Ms. Anita Balina Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.80 14 Mr. Hemant Jain St.Paul's Sr Sec School 80.60 15 Mr. Deepak Menaria Kendriya Vidyalaya 80.40 16 Ms. Ruchika Khamesra Alok Sr Sec School 79.00 CBSE XII Commerce 17 Mr. Madhur Baya St Paul's Sr Sec School 72.40 18 Mr. Anant Khamesra St Paul's Sr Sec School 71.80 19 Mr. Sanjay Singhvi St Paul's Sr Sec School 71.60 CBSE XII Arts 20 Ms. Jaspreet Kaur Talwar Kendriya Vidyalaya 71.20 CBSE X 21 Mr. Maneesh Soni St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.20 22 Ms. Preeti Lodha Maharana Mewar Public School 83.60 23 Ms. Preeti Choudhary Kendriya Vidyalaya 83.20 24 Mr. Chittranjan Pagaria Alok Sr Sec School 82.80 25 Mr. Vyom Upadhyaya St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.60 26 Ms. Nirupama Singhal Alok Sr Sec School 82.40

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27 Ms. Nidhi Singhi Maharana Mewar Public School 82.20 28 Mr. Lokesh Anurag Bhagat Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.60 29 Mr. Rajendra Pal Singh Gambhir Alok Sr Sec School 81.40 30 Ms. Kirti Mehta Alok Sr Sec School 81.40 31 Mr. Manish Baxi Alok Sr Sec School 81.20 32 Mr. Balmukund Lodha Alok Sr Sec School 80.60 33 Ms. Ruchi Somani Maharana Mewar Public School 80.40 34 Ms. Rupal Babel Alok Sr Sec School 80.40 35 Mr. Sameer Bhatnagar Maharana Mewar Public School 80.40 36 Mr. Pankaj Joshi Alok Sr Sec School 79.80 37 Mr. Samit Sundaresan St Paul's Sr Sec School 79.80 38 Mr. Kandarp Bhat St Paul's Sr Sec School 78.80 RBSE XII (Science) 39 Ms. Neetu Chhabra St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 81.40 40 Ms. Smita Verma Nav Bharat Sr Sec School 79.80 41 Ms. Pratibha Sharma St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 79.40 42 Mr. Puneet Rijhwani Central Academy Sr Sec School 78.80 RBSE XII (Arts) 43 Ms. Shikha Saxena St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 72.40 44 Ms. Neetu Bhardwaj St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 72.20 45 Ms. Sangeeta Sharma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 72.20 RBSE X 46 Mr. Shoyeb Ali Central Academy Sr Sec School 91.62 47 Mr. Santosh Kumar Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School 90.00 48 Ms. Chittora Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 87.27 49 Ms. Rashmi Vyas St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.05 50 Mr. Kamal Rijhwani Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 86.55 51 Ms. Krishna Inani Madri Sec School 86.18 52 Ms. Manju Verma Central Academy Sr Sec School 86.18 53 Mr. Ashish Kumar Vaish Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School 86.00 54 Mr. Lalit Hemnani Central Academy Sr Sec School 86.00 55 Ms. Shagufta Saify St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.27 56 Mr. Arif Hussain Rajnagarwala Central Academy Sr Sec School 85.09 57 Ms. Poonam Mukhia St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.08 58 Ms. Surabhi Bhandari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.00 d r a

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63 Ms. Ritu Sharma St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.18 a r a h 226 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

64 Mr. Yogesh Sharma Central Academy Sr Sec School 84.18 65 Ms. Anshul Raina Saraswati Saraswati Niketan Sec School 83.45 66 Mr. Godhra Jyoti Secondary School 83.26 67 Mr. Kapil Sharma Central Academy Sr Sec School 83.10 68 Mr. Rakesh Jain Saraswati Niketan Sec School 83.08 69 Mr. Gazanfer Ali Central Academy Sr Sec School 83.00 70 Ms. Shweta Tiwari Central Academy Sr Sec School 83.00 71 Ms. Shalu Bapna St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.54 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 72 Ms. Dev Kunwar Soni Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency Kabbadi 73 Ms. Preeti Sharma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Badminton 74 Mr. Chand Chawat St Paul's Sr Sec School Badminton 75 Mr. Rohan Mishra Maharana Mewar Public School Swimming 76 Mr. Ravindra Chauhan Central Academy Sr Sec School Cricket 77 Mr. Yudhveer Singh Shaktawat Maharana Mewar Public School Shooting 78 Mr. Rajendra Singh Rathore Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Wrestling 79 Ms. Preeti Hinger St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School Kathak Dance 80 Ms. Garima Joshi Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency Dance 81 Ms. Mini Menon Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 82 Mr. Chaitanya Seth Maharana Mewar Public School Declamation 83 Mr. Prince Samar St Paul's Sr Sec School Gen.Knowledge 84 Mr. Rahul Saxena Central Academy Sr Sec School Gen. Knowledge 1994 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Nikunj Gupt Alok Sr Sec School 90.00 2 Ms. Amardeep Arora Maharana Mewar Public School 87.80 3 Mr. Rakesh Mehta Alok Sr Sec School 84.60 4 Ms. Shweta Gupta Alok Sr Sec School 84.40 5 Mr. Vivek Jain St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 6 Mr. Imtiaz Ali St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 7 Ms. Priyanka Porwal Kendriya Vidyalaya 83.40 8 Mr. Sunil Sharma Alok Sr Sec School 83.00 9 Ms. Nikita Soni Alok Sr Sec School 81.40 10 Mr. Lokesh Saraswat St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.20 11 Ms. Swasthi Kandala Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.00 12 Mr. Amit Bordia St Paul's Sr Sec School 80.20 13 Ms. Priyanka Arora Kendriya Vidyalaya 80.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) t4. Ms. Rajul Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 82.60 15 Ms. Shilpa Gupta Maharana Mewar Public School 82.00

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16 Ms. Anshu Burman Maharana Mewar Public School 79.60 17 Mr. Tarun Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 79.60 18 Mr. Sanjay Toshniwal Maharana Mewar Public School 79.40 19 Mr. Vishal Seth Maharana Mewar Public School 77.20 20 Mr. Ajay Sariya St Paul's Sr Sec School 76.60 21 Mr. Prasan Bhandari St Paul's Sr Sec School 73.80 22 Mr. Niranjan Jain St Paul's Sr Sec School 73.40 CBSE X 23 Ms. Anshu Mehta Maharana Mewar Public School 90.00 24 Mr. Ritin Khangarot St Paul's Sr Sec School 89.40 25 Mr. Prince Samar St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.60 26 Mr. Vikas Purohit St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.60 27 Mr. Anshu Modhi Alok Sr Sec School 87.00 28 Mr. Sumit Dhar Maharana Mewar Public School 87.00 29 Mr. Asif Karim Sahir St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.00 30 Ms. Prakriti Tayalia Maharana Mewar Public School 86.00 31 Ms. Harita Vasthi Kandala Kendriya Vidyalaya 85.40 32 Mr. Krishna Gopal Depura Maharana Mewar Public School 84.60 33 Mr. Saddat Abbas St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.40 34 Ms. Rajni Somani Alok Sr Sec School 84.00 35 Mr. Sumit Kewalramani St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 36 Mr. Sushant Mantri Alok Sr Sec School 84.20 37 Mr. Amit Bordia Maharana Mewar Public School 83.40 38 Mr. Atul Vijayvergia St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.20 39 Mr. Alok Arora St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.20 40 Mr. Akash Saxena St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.20 RBSE XII (Science) 41 Mr. Anurag Jindal Central Academy Sr Sec School 84.77 42 Ms. Subhra Sharma St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 79.23 43 Mr. Dushyant Kumar Tripathy Central Academy Sr Sec School 78.92 44 Mr. Brijesh Kumar Pandey Central Academy Sr Sec School 78.77 45 Mr. Sandeep Somani BN Sr Sec School 78.71 RBSE XII (Commerce) 46 Ms. Ranju Panchal Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 77.23 47 Mr. Vijay Kumar Punjabi Nav Bharat Sr Sec School 72.31 d

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51 Mr. Rahul Saxena Central Academy Sr Sec School 89.09 a r a h 228 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

52 Mr. Kirti Vijayvergia St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.00 53 Mr. Mridul Sharma Central Academy Sr Sec School 86.36 54 Mr. Dharam Purohit Central Academy Sr Sec School 86.36 55 Ms. Nidhi Bolia St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.45 56 Ms. Vandana Shah Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 85.27 57 Ms. Ekta Arvind St Anthony's Sec School 85.00 58 Ms. Mamta Bhardwaj St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 84.18 59 Ms. Roshi Bhambri Central Academy Sr Sec 84.18 60 Ms. Suchi Sharma Alok Sr Sec School 84.18 61 Ms. Salma Z.H.Kherawala Central Academy Sr Sec School 84.00 62 Ms. Rekha Singhvi Alok Sr Sec School 83.82 63 Mr. Rajesh Jain Alok Sr Sec School 83.82 64 Mr. Sharad Jain Alok Sr Sec School 83.45 65 Mr. Jatin Upadhyaya Saraswati Niketan Sec School, 83.27 66 Ms. Pratibha Kothari Alok Sr Sec School 83.09 67 Ms. Jai Mala Sawaria Govt. Sec School, Paneriyon Ki Madri 82.09 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 68 Ms. Neha Khamesara St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School Cricket 69 Mr. Krishna Veer Singh Chouhan Vidya Niketan Sec School Swimming 70 Mr. Vinod Sen Vidya Niketan Sec School Swimming 71 Ms. Dev Kunwar Soni Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency Athletics 72 Mr. Sanjay Choudhary BN Sr Sec School Cricket 73 Ms. Jyoti Paneri Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Volley Ball 74 Ms. Vibha Vyas Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Volley Ball 75 Mr. Basant Giri Goswami Govt. Kanwarpada Sr Sec School Swimming 76 Ms. Shabana Khan Kendriya Vidyalaya Basket Ball 77 Mr. Nikhil Doru Kendriya Vidyalaya Cricket 78 Mr. Chandresh Soni Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Body Building 79 Mr. Narpat Singh Chundawat Guru Nanak Public School Boxing 80 Ms. Madhvi Suryadwij Govt. Girls Sec School Basket Ball 1995 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Ms. Preeti Lodha Maharana Mewar Public School 91.60 2 Mr. Nikhil Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.00 3 Ms. Ruchi Somani Maharana Mewar Public School 86.40 4 Mr. Chitranjan Pagaria Alok Sr Sec School 86.40 5 Ms. Bhawna Pandey Kendriya Vidyalaya 84.60 6 Mr. Farhat Pachisa St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.60 7 Mr. Manish Baxi Alok Sr Sec School 83.80 8 Mr. Maneesh Soni St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.20

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9 Ms. Shabeena Lall Maharana Mewar Public School 83.00 10 Mr. Prashant Jain St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.00 11 Mr. Chirayu Pamecha St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.00 12 Ms. Preeti Choudhary Kendriya Vidyalaya 82.00 13 Mr. Deepak Varshney Kendriya Vidyalaya 82.00 CBSE XII (Commerce) 14 Mr. Naresh Bhansali St Paul's Sr Sec School 90.00 15 Mr. Chennupati Vijjai Maharana Mewar Public School 86.60 16 Mr. K.R.Chandrasekhar St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.00 17 Mr. Jitendra Chittora St Paul's Sr Sec School 80.80 18 Ms. Gulnaz Lolawala Maharana Mewar Public School 79.40 19 Mr. Lokesh Agrawal Alok Sr Sec School 78.20 20 Ms. Rashmi Chauhan Maharana Mewar Public School 78.00 21 Mr. Shailaz Nag Maharana Mewar Public School 77.80 22 Ms. Shweta Lodha Maharana Mewar Public School 77.60 23 Ms. Kirti Choudhary Maharana Mewar Public School 77.00 CBSE X 24, Ms. Barkha Bordia St Gregorious Sr Sec School 89.00 25 Ms. Ajita Sharma Maharana Mewar Public School 88.40 26 Ms. Ragini Saxena Kendriya Vidyalava 87.40 27 Mr. Gulzar Ahmed Kathawala St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.20 28 Mr. Nitesh Nalwaya St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.00 29 Mr. Tanveer Alam St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.60 30 Mr. Arul Mehra St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.60 31 Ms. Nisha Gakhreja Maharana Mewar Public School 85.00 32 Ms. Sonal Verma Maharana Mewar Public School 84.40 33 Mr. Darpan Trivedi St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 34 Ms. Mahjabeen Kathawala Maharana Mewar Public School 83.80 35 Ms. Shruti Choudhary Maharana Mewar Public School 83.60 36 Mr. Rajiv Chhabra Kendriya Vidyalaya 83.40 37 Mr. Venit Bhanawat St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.20 38 Ms. Preeti Chugh Maharana Mewar Public School 82.60 39 Mr. Akshat Shukla St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.60 40 Ms. Ashima Agarwal Kendriya Vidyalaya 81.40

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42 Mr. Mukul Bhanawat Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 84.30 g n i S 43 Mr. Santosh Kumar Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School 83.69 h e t 44 Mr. Jay Chordia Central Academy Sr Sec School 82.30 a F

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45 Ms. Krishna Inani Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 80.62 a r a h 230 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

RBSE XII (Commerce) 46 Mr. Shailendra Shekhawat Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 76.76 47 Mr. Piyush Lalit Chordia Central Academy Sr Sec School 73.69 48 Ms. Indra Nara RMV Sr Sec School 72.76 RBSE XII (Arts) 49 Mr. Kanwar Lal Bhil BN Sr Sec School 74.00 50 Ms. Mitali Verdia St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 72.46 RBSE XII (Vocational) 51 Mr. Gaurang Pandya Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 76.00 RBSE X 52 Mr. Anootosh Jindal Alok Sr Sec School 91.09 53 Ms. Meghna Mehta St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 89.45 54 Ms. Tasneem Mader Taiyabiyah Sr Sec School 89.09 55 Mr. Nirmal Jain Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 88.18 56 Ms. Sonu Bohra St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.00 57 Mr. Rupesh Jain Alok Sr Sec School 87.81 58 Mr. Rakshit Ameta Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School 87.27 59 Mr. Ansar Ahmed Alok Sr Sec School 86.91 60 Ms. Kirti Khamesra St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.90 61 Ms. Esha Arvind Central Academy Sr Sec School 86.90 62 Ms. Jaspreet Gambhir St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.54 63 Ms. Rekha Maheshwari Shri Digambar Jain Girls Sr Sec School 86.54 64 Ms. Chetna Panwar Gyan Mandir Sec School 86.36 65 Ms. Sarita Lodha Shri Digambar Jain Girls Sr Sec School 86.00 66 Ms. Lalita Sikligar Govt. Kanya Kasturba Girls School 85.45 67 Ms. Madhu Khator St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.45 68 Ms. Dipti Mathur St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.45 69 Ms. Shilpa Gattani St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.10 (B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 70 Mr. Tareique Khan Kendriya Vidyalaya Cricket 71 Mr. Kuldeep Joshi Govt. Kanwarpada Sr Sec School Boxing 72 Mr. Avinash Dashora Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School Boxing 73 Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Khatri Vidya Bhawan Sr Sec School Body Building 74 Mr. Piyush Sukhwal Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School Swimming 75 Mr. Bhawani Singh Rathore BN Sr Sec School Boxing 76 Mr. Nilesh Maheshwari Alok Sr Sec School Badminton 1996 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) I. Ms. Prakriti Tayalia Maharana Mewar Public School 89.20 2 Mr. Prince Samar St Paul's Sr Secondary School 88.60

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3 Mr. Ritin Khangarot St Paul's Sr Secondary School 87.80 4 Ms. Rajni Somani Alok Sr Sec School 87.80 5 Mr. Sumit Dhar Maharana Mewar Public School 87.60 6 Mr. Shailendra Dungarwal Alok Sr Sec School 87.00 7 Mr. Vishal Jain St Gregorious Sr Sec School 86.40 8 Mr. Ramit Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 85.60 9 Mr. Vikas Purohit St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.00 10 Mr. Saddat Abbas St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.40 11 Ms. Gazala Siraj Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 84.40 12 Ms. Anshu Mehta Maharana Mewar Public School 84.20 13 Mr. Sushant Mantry Alok Sr Sec School 84.20 14 Mr. Manish Seth St Gregorious Sr Sec School 83.80 15 Mr. Krishan Gopal Depura Maharana Mewar Public School 83.60 16 Mr. Atul Vijayvergia St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.40 17 Mr. Alok Arora St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.00 18 Mr. Birendra Nath Chatterji St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.40 CBSE XII (Commerce) 19 Mr. Gaurav Vyas Maharana Mewar Public School 86.80 20 Mr. Nitin Singhal St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.40 21 Ms. Tamanna Israni St Gregorious Sr Sec School 85.20 22 Ms. Megha Narula Maharana Mewar Public School 83.80 23 Mr. Sidharth Shah St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.00 24 Ms. Monica Khanna Maharana Mewar Public School 82.00 25 Mr. Gaurav Mehta St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.40 26 Ms. Chetna Taldar St Gregorious Sr Sec School 80.00 27 Ms. Ritu Johari Maharana Mewar Public School 78.40 28 Ms. Pooja Chugh Alok Sr Sec School 77.40 29 Mr. Rajkumar Singh Sisodia Alok Sr Sec School 77.00 CBSE X 30 Mr. Tarun Somani St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.80 31 Mr. Vaibhav Kolekar St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.20 32 Ms. Aradhana Ray Maharana Mewar Public School 87.40 33 Mr. Nitesh Doshi St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.20 34 Mr. Rahul Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.80 35 Mr. Anuj N. Babel St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.80

36 Ms. Ruby Choudhary St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.80 d r a

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40 Mr. Manish Soni Alok Sr Sec School 85.80 a F

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42 Mr. Peeyush Bhadviya St Gregorious Sr Sec School 85.60 43 Mr. Rex Tom C. Vadakel St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.00 44 Ms. Namita Sarupria St Gregorious Sr Sec School 84.80 45 Ms. Priti Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 84.40 46 Mr. Ajay Kumar Agrawal St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.40 47 Ms. Vidhu Vajpeyee St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 84.20 48 Mr. Avinash Jajodia Alok Sr Sec School 84.20 RBSE XII (Science) 49 Mr. Mridul Sharma Central Academy Sr Sec School 89.85 50 Ms. Sonal Pandey Central Academy Sr Sec School 89.54 51 Ms. Nidhi Bolia St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 84.00 52 Mr. Sharad Jain Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 80.46 53 Ms. Roshi Bhambri Central Academy Sr Sec School 80.00 54 Ms. Kirti Vijayvargia St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 80.00 55 Ms. Harsha Jain St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 79.54 56 Mr. Abhay Jain BN Sr Sec School 79.23 RBSE XII (Arts) 57 Ms. Neelu Dubey St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 69.85 58 Ms. Anuradha Bomnoshiya Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 69.54 59 Ms. Alpa Tiwari St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 69.23 RBSE XII (Vocational) 60 Mr. Balwant Singh Bhati Govt. Fateh Sr Sec School 68.33 RBSE X 61 Ms. Neha Purohit St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.18 62 Ms. Swati Bagora St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.73 63 Mr. Rakesh Godawat Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 87.64 64 Ms. Rinkal Bhatia St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.27 65 Ms. Sarika Jain Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 86.18 66 Ms. Shalini Jain Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 86.00 67 Mr. Piyush Sharma Guru Nanak Public School 86.00 68 Mr. Piyush Jain Guru Nanak Public School 85.64 69 Ms. Meenakshi Vyas St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.27 70 Mr. Prashant Kothari Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 84.91 71 Mr. Vinay Sharma Guru Nanak Public School 84.73 72 Ms. Meena Salvi Guru Nanak Public School 84.73 73 Ms. Nidhi Bhandari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.55 74 Ms. Preeti Bhargav St Teresa's A Girls Sr Sec School 84.18 75 Mr. Deepak Talesara Gyan Mandir Sec School 84.18 76 Mr. Manoj Lodha Vidya Niketan Sec School 84.18 77 Ms. Shilpa Sharma St Teresa's Sr Sec School 84.00

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(B) Games & Sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 78 Mr. Chander Singh BN Sr Sec School Wrestling 79 Mr. Mukhtiyar Khan Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Swimning 80 Mr. Vineet Saxena St Gregorious Sr Sec School Cricket 81 Ms. Vidhya Verma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Scout 82 Ms. Nisha Bhatt Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency NCC 83 Mr. Man Singh Chouhan Govt. Sec School, Bhatiyani Chohata Scout 84 Mr. Puneet Taya Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri Gen.Knowledge 1997 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Ms. Pankaj Chajed Kendriya Vidyalaya 93.60 2 Mr. Nitesh Nalwaya St Paul's Sr Sec School 90.20 3 Mr. Gulzar Ahmed Kathawala St Paul's Sr Sec School 89.20 4 Mr. Venit Bhanawat St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.80 5 Mr. Rajiv Chhabra Kendriya Vidyalaya 88.80 6 Mr. Arul Mehra St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.40 7 Ms. Namrata Pandey Kendriya Vidyalaya 87.60 8 Mr. Akshat Shukla St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.60 9 Mr. Nitin Gupta St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.60 10 Ms. Ajita Sharma Maharana Mewar Public School 85.00 11 Mr. Nitin Menon St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 12 Mr. Darpan Trivedi St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 13 Mr. Amit Maheshwari St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.60 14 Mr. Nikhil Johari St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.40 15 Mr. Tanveer Alam St Gregorious Sr Sec School 82.00 CBSE XII (Commerce) 16 Ms. Nisha Gakhreja Maharana Mewar Public School 89.40 17 Ms. Preeti Chugh Maharana Mewar Public School 88.60 18 Mr. Dushyant Arora Maharana Mewar Public School 85.40 19 Ms. Amrita Goyal Alok Sr Sec School 82.60 20 Mr. Rakesh Sethia St Gregorious Sr Sec School 79.60 21 Mr. Siddharth Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 79.60 22 Mr. Priyank Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 78.60 CBSE X d r 23 Mr. Nishchaya Gera Maharana Mewar Public School 92.40 a w A

24 Ms. Shubha Somani Maharana Mewar Public School 92.20 h g n i

25 Mr. Bhavya Babel St Paul's Sr Sec School 90.80 S

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26 Ms. Preeti Bordia St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.40 a F

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27 Ms. Namrata Kanungo Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 89.00 n a r a h 234 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

28 Mr. Sudhanshu Mathur Maharana Mewar Public School 88.60 29 Mr. Koser Ali Tinwala St Gregorious Sr Sec School 88.20 30 Mr. Vaibhav Jain St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.00 31 Mr. Nitin Chandalia Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 88.00 32 Ms. Pankhuri Lodha St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.80 33 Mr. Gaurav P Jain Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 86.60 34 Mr. Rajiv Ramji Maharana Mewar Public School 86.60 35 Ms. Anushree Lakshminarayanan Maharana Mewar Public School 86.00 36 Ms. S Lavanya Maharana Mewar Public School 85.80 37 Ms. Shruti Sood St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.60 38 Ms. Sonal Bagla St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.60 39 Mr. Rishabh Bhandari St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.60 40 Mr. Abhishek Bansal St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.60 41 Mr. Ankit Rampuria Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 85.40 42 Mr. Anurag Agrawal St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.20 43 Mr. Yogesh Mehta Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 85.20 RBSE XII (Science) 44 Mr. Nirmal Jain Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 89.69 45 Ms. Meghna Mehta St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.77 46 Ms. Sonu Bohara St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.76 47 Mr. Anutosh Jindal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 83.69 48 Mr. Arjun Singh Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 82.77 49 Mr. Ahatsham Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 82.46 50 Ms. Esha Arvind Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 82.31 51 Ms. Tasneem Mader St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.30 52 Ms. Chetna Panwar Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 81.23 53 Ms. Vijaya Porwal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 80.61 54 Mr. Prakash Soni Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 80.46 55 Mr. Ansar Ahmed Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 80.15 RBSE XII (Commerce) 56 Ms. Madhu Khator Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 85.54 RBSE XII (Arts) 57 Mr. Akha Ram Bochia Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 82.15 58 Ms. Madhavi Paliwal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 78.61 59 Ms. Mukti Kothari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 78.15 60 Ms. Suman Udawat St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 77.84 61 Mr. Dinesh Dangi Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 77.00 62 Ms. Sonu Heerawat St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 73.53 RBSE XII (Vocational) 63 Mr. Manish Agrawal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 85.11

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RBSE X 64 Mr. Prathmesh Jain Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 91.44 65 Ms. Pratima Harigunani St Anthony's Sec School 89.82 66 Ms. Chetna Dixit Shishu Bharti Sec School 89.09 67 Ms. Neetu Bohara St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 89.09 68 Ms. Seema Dangi Mahaveer Vidya Mandir 88.54 69 Ms. Vandana Audichya Gyan Mandir Sec School 88.54 70 Ms. Shalini Agarwal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.00 71 Ms. Richa Sharma St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.81 72 Ms. Sunaina Kain Mahaveer Vidhya Mandir 87.64 73 Mr. Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 87.09 74 Ms. Vartika Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.90 75 Ms. Mamta Gadiya St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.90 76 Mr. Sikander Hussain Hakim Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 86.55 77 Ms. Charu Mehta Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 86.50 78 Ms. Khushbu Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.81 79 Ms. Teena Verma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 85.45 80 Ms. Monika Soni Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 85.27 81 Ms. Dipti Vaya Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 85.21 (B) Games & Sports and Co- curricular & Extra-curricular activities 82 Mr. Vinod Sen Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Swimming 83 Mr. Rakesh Athwal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Wrestling 84 Ms. Anisa Bambora Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Badminton 85 Ms. Sonika Chhatwani Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Badminton 86 Mr. Sanjeev Kumar BN Sr Sec School Wrestling 87 Mr. Jitendra Agrawal Vidya Niketan Sec School Gymnastics 88 Ms. Neelam Bundel Maharana Mewar Public School Poster/Drawing 89 Ms. Hemlata Sharma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Scout 1998 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Vaibhav Kolekar St Paul's Sr Sec School 90.00 2 Mr. Alok Baser St Gregorious Sr Sec School 89.20 3 Mr. Rahul Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.80 4 Mr. Chaitanya Seth Maharana Mewar Public School 86.80 d r 5 Mr. Rex Tom Cyriac Vadakel St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.20 a w A

6 Mr. Rohit Chandwani Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh 84.60 h g n i S

7 Mr. Tarun Somani St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.40 h e t

8 Mr. Harsh Agarwal Maharana Mewar Public School 84.20 a F

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9 Mr. Murtaza Moni Hita St Gregorious Sr Sec School 84.20 n a r a h 236 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

10 Mr. Kuldeep Sankhala St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 11 Ms. Shalini Mrmali Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh 84.00 12 Ms. Priya Ganjsinghani Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh 83.20 13 Ms. Namita Sarupria St Gregorious Sr Sec School 83.00 14 Mr. Manvendra Sharma St Paul's Sr Sec School 82.80 15 Ms. Aradhana Ray Maharana Mewar Public School 82.60 16 Mr. Himanshu Ashiya Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh 82.40 17 Mr. Bhupesh Agrawal Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 82.40 CBSE XII (Commerce) 18 Mr. Nitesh S. Doshi St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.40 19 Mr. Brijesh Goyal St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.60 20 Mr. Rishabh Verdia St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.20 21 Mr. Basil Bariyawal St Paul's Sr Sec School 81.80 22 Ms. Anita Bherwarni Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 81.00 23 Mr. Sunil Kumar Shakdwipee St Paul's Sr Sec School 79.80 24 Mr. Ashish Nalwaya St Paul's Sr Sec School 78.60 CBSE XII (Arts) 25 Ms. Aditi Mehta St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 79.20 CBSE X 26 Mr. Manish Bajaj St Gregorious Sr Sec School 94.40 27 Mr. Saurabh Saxena St Paul's Sr Sec School 91.60 28 Ms. Dimple Jain St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 90.60 29 Mr. Deepak Nawal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 89.60 30 Ms. Vardan Sharma St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.00 31 Ms. Ritu Bordia St Gregorious Sr Sec School 88.60 32 Ms. Mehjabeen Taj St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 88.40 33 Ms. Zulekha Banu Flexwala St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 88.00 34 Mr. Shabbir Turra St Gregorious Sr Sec School 87.90 35 Ms. Gargi Aery St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.80 36 Ms. Komal Joshi St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.60 35 Ms. Malika Srivastava St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.60 38 Mr. Naresh Bundel Maharana Mewar Public School 87.60 39 Ms. Shradha Prakash Maharana Mewar Public School 86.80 40 Ms. Deepti Kulshrestha Maharana Mewar Public School 86.60 41 Mr. Mustafa Turra Maharana Mewar Public School 86.60 42 Mr. Uddipt Mitter St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.40 43 Ms. Mubina St Gregorious Sr Sec School 86.40 44 Mr. Gaurav Saxena St Paul's Sr Sec School 86.20 45 Ms. Ruchi Bhansali St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.00 46 Ms. Kanupriya Gupta Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh 85.80

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RBSE XII (Science) 47 Mr. Gaurav Dhing Guru Nanak Public School 90.77 48 Mr. Vineet Kumar Kothari Govt. Fateh Sr Sec School 87.54 49 Mr. Lalit Kumar Bohra Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 86.62 50 Mr. Piyush Sharma Guru Nanak Public School 83.69 51 Ms. Meena Salvi Guru Nanak Public School 83.54 52 Ms. Neha Purohit St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.15 53 Ms. Priti Jain Guru Nanak Public School 81.08 54 Mr. Deepak Talesara Guru Nanak Public School 80.77 55 Mr. Neeraj Surana Guru Nanak Public School 80.62 56 Mr. Harsh Vardhan Mishra Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 80.31 57 Ms. Archana Dangi Guru Nanak Public School 79.08 58 Mr. Jeetesh Khathuriya Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 78.31 59 Mr. Anuj Singhvi Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 78.15 RBSE XII (Commerce) 60 Mr. Ashok Jain Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 79.69 RBSE XII (Arts) 61 Ms. Sangeeta Tailor Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 76.62 62 Ms. Dhriti Sharma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 70.77 63 Ms. Neeta Parmar St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 69.69 64 Ms. Meenakshi Sharma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 69.38 65 Ms. Pushpa Kumawat Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 68.62 66 Ms. Savita Kewalya Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 68.15 RBSE XII (Vocational) 67. Mr. Alok Dugger Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 75.67 68 Mr. Ashish Kothari Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 74.89 RBSE X 69 Mr. Praveen Kumar Jain Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 91.64 70 Mr. Deepak Kumar Gyan Mandir Sec School 88.91 71 Ms. Mamta Shivnani Gyan Mandir Sec School 88.36 72 Ms. Sweta Swarnkar Mahila Mandal Sr Sec School 87.27 73 Mr. Jayant Kamra Gyan Mandir Sec School 87.27 74 Mr. Kishan Singh Mahecha Saraswati Niketan Sec School 87.09 75 Ms. Shweta Mandowara St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.91 76 Mr. Arvind Kumar Sharma Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School 86.36 d r 77 Mr. Yashwant Prajapati Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School 86.16 a w A

78 Ms. Siddiqa Saify St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.00 h g n i S

79 Mr. Ankur Gupta Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 85.82 h e t

80 Ms. Abhilasha Jain Shri Digamber Jain Girls Sr Sec School 85.82 a F

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81 Mr. Lokesh Bapna Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School 85.64 n a r a h 238 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

82 Ms. Richa Narayan Joshi Mahaveer Vidya Mandir School 85.45 83 Mr. Bhagwati Lal Suthar Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 84.91 84 Mr. Deepak Kumawat Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School 84.55 85 Ms. Latika Sharma St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.36 86 Mr. Saurabh Dungarpuria Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 84.36 87 Mr. Pankaj Jain Shishu Bharti Secondary School 84.18 (B) Games & Sports and Co- curricular & Extra-curricular activities 88 Mr. Piyush Agrawal Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School Judo 89 Ms. Amrita Adhikary Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Hand Ball 90 Ms. Priyanka Chaurasia St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School Badminton 91 Ms. Parul Mohta Maharana Mewar Public School Chess 92 Ms. Neetu Jhala Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Scout 93 MsVarsha Jhanwar Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Scout 94 Mr. Naveen Menaria Central Academy, Sardarpura Science Congress 95 Ms. Ranjana Tiwari Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar Dance 1999 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Prathmesh Jain Central Academy, Sardarpura 91.00 2 Mr. Nishchaya Gera Maharana Mewar Public School 90.00 3 Mr. Paritosh Lathi Maharana Mewar Public School 88.60 4 Mr. Milan Manavat Maharana Mewar Public School 87.00 5 Mr. Rajeev Ramji Maharana Mewar Public School 84.20 6 Mr. Yogesh Mehta Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 88.40 7 Mr. Anurag Agrawal St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.40 8 Mr. Darshan Kataria St Paul's Sr Sec School 84.00 9 Ms. Monal Jain St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 85.20 10 Ms. Sonal Bagla St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 83.80 CBSE XII (Commerce) 11 Ms. Mudrika M. Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 88.80 12 Ms. Rajul Goel Maharana Mewar Public School 88.40 13 Mr. Mukarram Ali Ognawala St Gregorious Sr Sec School 86.60 14 Mr. Chanchal Maheshwari St Gregorious Sr Sec School 85.00 15 Mr. Anees D.M. St Paul's Sr Sec School 83.80 16 Ms. Tabassum Palana Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 82.60 CBSE XII (Arts) 17 Ms. Shally Parakh St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 72.00 CBSE X 18 Mr. Gaurav Mehta Maharana Mewar Public School 89.40 19 Ms. Priyanka Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 88.60

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20 Mr. Mustali Shah Maharana Mewar Public School 87.40 21 Mr. Repudaman Bhatnagar St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.60 22 Ms. Shilpa Kavadia The Study School 87.60 23 Mr. Vaibhav Mehta Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 87.60 24 Mr. Mohit Gupta Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 86.00 25 Ms. Hema Bharwani St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.80 26 Ms. Aditi Mukherjee St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.60 27 Ms. Choudhary St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.60 28 Ms. Yasmeen Telwala Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 86.40 29 Mr. P.R. Ranjit St Gregorious Sr Sec School 86.00 30 Mr. Ashish Porwal St Gregorious Sr Sec School 86.00 RBSE XII (Science) 31 Ms. Chetna Dixit St Teresa's A Girls Sr Sec School 85.54 32 Ms. Khushbu Jain St Teresa's A Girls Sr Sec School 84.46 33 Ms. Mamta Gadiya St Teresa's A Girls Sr Sec School 84.46 34 Ms. Vartika Jain St Teresa's A Girls Sr Sec School 83.69 35 Mr. Prahlad Soni Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 80.31 RBSE XII (Commerce) 36 Ms. Antima Jain Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 84.15 RBSE XII (Arts) 37 Ms. Hansa Ameta Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 82.40 38 Ms. Pratibha Arya Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 79.50 39 Ms. Jaya Dhupia Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 76.15 40 Mr. Hari Shankar Paliwal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 79.85 41 Ms. Bhavna Vyas Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 78.31 42 Ms. Neeta Khandelwal Mahila Mandal Sr Sec School 74.31 43 Ms. Jyoti Vegad St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 72.15 RBSE X 44 Ms. Sapna Rajpal Happy Home Sec School 90.00 45 Ms. Sadhana Kalara Happy Home Sec School 85.45 46 Mr. Yogesh Khatri Mahaveer Vidya Mandir School 88.65 47 Mr. Praveen Suhalka Mahaveer Vidya Mandir School 88.18 48 Ms. Sudipta Jain Mahaveer Vidya Mandir School 87.09 49 Ms. Neeta Kumari Mahaveer Vidya Mandir School 85.64 50 Ms. Nidhi Bandhu St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.00 d r a

51 Ms. Sweety Sharma St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.09 w A

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52 Ms. Ranjeeta Wadhwani Guru Nanak Public School 87.82 g n i S

53 Ms. Pratistha Dwivedi Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 87.79 h e t

54 Ms. Leena Kothari Alok Sr Sec School 86.73 a F

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55 Mr. Jatin K. Acharya Central Public Sec School 86.36 n a r a h 240 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

(B) Games & sports and Co-curricular & Extra-currictilar activities 56 Mr. Ram Chandra Salvi Saraswati Shishu Niketan Boxing 57 Ms. Poonam Deora Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Badminton 58 Mr. Chagan L. Barot Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Cricket 59 Ms. Arpita Sukhwal Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Athletics 60 Mr. Om Prakash Paliwal Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Judo 61 Ms. Ragini Anand Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency NCC 62 Ms. Divya Jhala Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Scout 63 Ms. Usha Choudhary Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Scout 2000 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Manish Bajaj St Gregorious Sr Sec School 94.60 2 Ms. Ritu Bordia St Gregorious Sr Sec School 93.40 3 Ms. Aarti Iyer St Gregorious Sr Sec School 84.20 4 Mr. Mustafa Turra Maharana Mewar Public School 92.40 5 Ms. Megha Gurg Maharana Mewar Public School 84.60 6 Ms. Zulekha B. Flexwala St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 90.40 7 Ms. Richa Lodha St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 88.60 8 Ms. Gargi Aery St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 84.20 9 Mr. Abhishek Nagori Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 89.60 10 Ms. Vardan Sharma St Paul's Sr Sec School 89.00 11 Mr. Amit Lodha St Paul's Sr Sec School 85.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) 12 Mr. Shabbir Turra St Gregorious Sr Sec School 86.00 13 Ms. Garima Kothari Maharana Mewar Public School 84.20 14 Mr. Anshul Aggarwal Maharana Mewar Public School 81.60 15 Ms. Neeta Jain Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 82.80 16 Ms. Vibha Bolia Central Academy, Sardarpura 82.40 17 Ms. Neha Surana Central Academy, Sardarpura 81.40 CBSE XII (Arts) 18. Ms. Poonam Arora Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 81.40 CBSE X 19 Ms. Khyati Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 93.80 20 Ms. Ankita Singhvi Maharana Mewar Public School 91.80 21 Ms. Priya Tarnekar Maharana Mewar Public School 89.00 22 Mr. Nitin Trivedi Maharana Mewar Public School 87.20 23 Ms. Gunjan Gupta Maharana Mewar Public School 86.40 24 Ms. Nistha Sarin St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 91.00 25 Ms. Leena Bhardwaj St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.60

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26 Ms. Aditi Ranawat Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 89.20 27 Mr. Achin Jain St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.40 28 Mr. Anish Khadia Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 87.00 29 Mr. Rohan Jain Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 87.00 RBSE XII (Science) 30 Mr. Bhupendra K. Jain Guru Nanak Public School 89.85 31 Ms. Seema Kalra Guru Nanak Public School 85.54 32 Ms. Swati Ojha Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 86.77 33 Ms. Abhilasha Jain Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 86.46 34 Mr. Ratnesh Kumawat Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 85.69 35 Mr. Bhagwati L. Suthar Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 85.38 36 Ms. Shweta Mandowara St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.23 RBSE XII (Commerce) 37 Mr. Mahesh Mandowara Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 84.46 RBSE XII (Arts) 38 Ms. Rekha Santwani St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 74.77 39 Ms. Jyoti Bansal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 74.77 40 Ms. Asha Gaur St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 74.15 41 Ms. Deepika Bhati St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 74.00 42 Ms. Priya Pareek Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 74.77 43 Ms. Bhawana Joshi Shri Digamber Jain Girls Sr Sec School 74.00 RBSE X 44 Mr. Rovi Kothari St Anthony's Sr Sec School 91.50 45 Ms. Megha Jain Guru Nanak Public School 91.50 46 Ms. Gunja Jain Guru Nanak Public School 90.83 47 Ms. Indu Bhati Guru Nanak Public School 86.00 48 Ms. Jaya Wadhwani St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.83 49 Ms. Anuradha Pancholi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.67 50 Ms. Pooja Kothari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.17 51 Mr. Yashwant Bandwal Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 88.83 52 Mr. Rajesh Jain Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 86.67 53 Ms. Sonika Jain Gyan Mandir Sec School 87.50 54 Ms. Deepika Sharma Gyan Mandir Sec School 86.00 (B) Games & sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities

55 Ms. Khushboo Kothari Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Table Tennis d r a

56 Mr. Kshitiz Sharma Alok Sr Sec School Swimming w A

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57 Mr. Praveen K. Tank Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Badminton g n i S

58 Mr. Vardhman S. Naruka Govt. Sr Sec School, Paneriyon Ki Madri Boxing h e t a

59 Mr. Rajat Vyas St Gregorious Sr Sec School Gymnastics F

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60 Mr. Sumit Parik Alok Sr Sec School Basket Ball a r a h 242 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

61 Ms. Preeti Maheshwari Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya NCC 62 Ms. Venkateshwari Joshi Mahila Mandal Sr Sec School Scout/Guide 63 Ms. Rakhi Talesra Maharana Mewar Public School Folk Artist 64 Mr. Sajid Husain St Paul's Sr Sec School Story Writing 2001 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Garvit Bhandari St Gregorios Sr Sec School 91.00 2 Mr. Deepin Panchal St Gregorios Sr Sec School 89.00 3 Ms. Nidhi Dhakar St Gregorios Sr Sec School 87.20 4 Mr. Gaurav Mehta Maharana Mewar Public School 90.40 5 Mr. S. Shiva Maharana Mewar Public School 90.00 6 Mr. Repudaman Bhatnagar St Paul's Sr Sec School 90.00 7 Mr. Sumit Kumar Jain St Paul's Sr Sec School 89.00 8 Mr. Ravi Mehta St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.40 9 Mr. Vibhor Gupta Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 89.00 10 Mr. Sandeep Vijay Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar 88.20 11 Mr. Ankit Sharma Kendriya Vidyalaya, Eklinggarh 85.60 CBSE XII (Commerce) 12 Mr. Neeraj Khubchandani St Paul's Sr Sec School 89.80 13 Ms. Anjali Maheshwari Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 89.60 14 Mr. Piyush Jain Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 88.20 15 Mr. Kamlesh Maliwal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 87.40 16 Ms. Shalini Kabra Maharana Mewar Public School 86.20 17 Ms. Gurpreet K. Saluja St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 86.00 CBSE XII (Arts) 18 Mr. Abhinav Pandya Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 82.40 19 Ms. Taru Surana St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 82.00 CBSE X 20 Ms. Shiny Thomas St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 92.60 21 Ms. Rama Singh Chundawat St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 92.40 22 Ms. Lubna S. Ahmed St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 91.40 23 Ms. Srishti Sareen St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 91.40 24 Ms. Ruchi Dashora St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 91.20 25 Ms. Samina Kutub St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 90.80 26 Mr. Rahul Mundra Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 91.60 27 Ms. Neha Sharma Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 91.60 28 Ms. Jahnavi Chattopadhyay Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 90.40 29 Ms. Anjali Nebhnani Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 90.60 30 Mr. Sushant Singh Gahlot Maharana Mewar Public School 90.20

243 Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

RBSE XII (Science) 31 Mr. Praveen Suhalka Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 87.08 32 Mr. Arvind Jain Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 84.62 33 Ms. Ranjeeta Wadhwani Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 83.85 34 Mr. Dheeraj Ameta Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 82.77 35 Mr. Pradeep Bandwal Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 84.00 36 Mr. Prafull Soni St Anthony Sr Sec School, H Magri 82.92 RBSE XII (Commerce) 37 Ms. Leena Kothari Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 86.31 RBSE XII (Arts) 38 Ms. Neeta Kumari Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 82.00 39 Ms. Sunita Meghwal Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 78.46 40 Ms. Nidhi Bandhu St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 80.62 41 Ms. Geetika Dadheech Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 78.92 RBSE X 42 Mr. Ankur Kumar Jain Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sec School 92.50 43 Ms. Jayshree Paliwal Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sr Sec School, H Magri 91.33 44 Mr. Lokesh Chandariya Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sr Sec School, H Magri 88.67 45 Ms. Farhat Saify St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 91.83 46 Ms. Prerana Khamesra St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.17 47 Ms. Jenifer Syed St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.00 48 Ms. Garima Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.00 49 Ms. Priyanka Mehta St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.83 50 Mr. Priyaranjan Sharma Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 89.17 51 Mr. Akhil Joshi Vidhya Niketan Sec School, B House 87.83 52 Mr. Rahul Bhatia Saraswati Niketan Sec School 87.33 (B) Games & sports and Co-curricular & Extra-curricular activities 53 Mr. Mahesh C. Nagda Vidhya Niketan Sec School, B House Boxing 54 Mr. Sandeep S. Chaudhary Govt. Secondary School, Police Line Basket Ball 55 Ms. Poonam Devra Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Badminton 56 Mr. Sajid Hussain Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Athletics 57 Ms. Usha Vyas Govt. Sec School, Sisarma Archery 58 Mr. Vismay Sood St Paul's Sr Sec School Cricket 59 Mr. Jubin Doshi St Paul's Sr Sec School Table Tennis 60 Mr. Pradeep S. Bhati Vidhya Niketan Sr Sec School Wrestling

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2002 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Ms. Rashi Mehta St Gregorios Sr Sec School 92.00 2 Mr. Ashish Mehta Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 90.40 3 Ms. Richa Agrawal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 90.00 4 Mr. Anoop Kachhara Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 89.80 5 Mr. Anish Khadiya Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 88.00 6 Mr. Hunaid Hatimi St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.80 7 Mr. Chirag Vardia St Paul's Sr Sec School 87.40 8 Ms. Gunjan Gupta Maharana Mewar Public School 87.20 9 Ms. Nishtha Sareen St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) 10 Ms. Khushboo Jain Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 91.80 11 Ms. Tripti Godha Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 85.60 12 Ms. Priyanka Jain St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.80 13 Ms. Siddika Kutub St Gregorios Sr Sec School 87.60 CBSE XII (Arts) 14 Mr. Hitesh Gaur St Gregorios Sr Sec School 77.80 CBSE X 15 Ms. Preena Soni St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 92.80 16 Ms. Aditi Kataria St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 90.20 17 Ms. Meenal Nalwaya St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.60 18 Ms. Priyanka Kundu St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.40 19 Ms. Shaheena L. Lokhandwala St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.20 20 Ms. Neha Bhatnagar St Gregorious Sr Sec School 91.40 21 Ms. Aditi Paneri St Gregorious Sr Sec School 90.40 22 Mr. Girish Bajaj St Gregorious Sr Sec School 90.40 23 Mr. Garv Lodha St Paul's Sr Sec School 91.40 24 Mr. Ali Asgar Kagzi Maharana Mewar Public School 91.00 25 Mr. Deepesh Hiran Maharana Mewar Public School 90.80 RBSE XII (Science) 26 Ms. Gunja Jain Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 89.54 27 Ms. Megha Jain Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 88.77 28 Mr. Kirtesh Jain Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 84.77 29 Ms. Indu Bhati Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 82.92 30 Mr. Jayesh Sharma Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 82.77 31 Ms. Kapila Mehta Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 85.08 RBSE XII (Commerce) 32 Ms. Sonika Jain Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 81.69 33 Ms. Rinku Maheshwari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 81.54

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RBSE XII (Arts) 34 Ms. Shive Narayan Joshi Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 81.85 35 Ms. Anita Pahadia Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 85.69 36 Ms. Anjul Porwal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 84.62 37 Ms. Dhwani Nagda St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 81.69 38 Ms. Bhawana Harkawat St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 81.85 RBSE X 39 Ms. Priya Tak St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 91.83 40 Mr. Vikas Agrawal Saraswati Niketan Sec School 91.00 41 Ms. Ankita Siyal Gyan Mandir Sec School, Sect 4 90.33 42 Ms. Sonam Nagori Gyan Mandir Sec School, Sect 4 90.00 43 Ms. Chhaya Tailor Gyan Mandir Sec School, Sect 4 89.67 44 Mr. Vivek Paliwal Gyan Mandir Sec School, Sect 4 89.33 45 Mr. Shailendra Nalwaya Gyan Mandir Sec School, Sect 4 89.00 46 Ms. Vandana Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 89.83 47 Ms. Neha Singhvi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.83 48 Mr. Ajay Dabaria Mahavir Vidya Mandir School, Sect 13 89.17 49 Mr. Kovid Trivedi St Anthony Sr Sec School 88.17 50 Ms. Deepti Mehta St Anthony Sr Sec School 88.00 51 Mr. Amit Jain Mahavir Vidya Mandir School, Ganesh Ghati 87.67 52 Ms. Swati Maheshwari Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 87.33 (B) Games & Sports and Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 53 Mr. Vinay Raj Singh Maharana Mewar Public School Lawn Tennis 54 Ms. Hemlata Rawal Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Table Tennis 55 Ms. Neeru Joshi Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency Basket Ball 56 Mr. Nikhil S. Nalwaya St Paul's Sr Sec School Badminton 57 Mr. Gourav Salvi Govt. Sr Sec School, Paneriyo Ki Madri Boxing 58 Mr. Yogendra Purohit Vidhya Niketan Sr Sec School, B House Swimming 59 Ms. Nalini Solanki Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency NCC 60 Ms. Neelam Sharma Mahila Mandal Sr Sec School Guide 61 Ms. Ankita Porwal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura Science Congress 62 Mr. Gaurav Arora Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri Science Model 63 Mr. Ashutosh Chittora St Gregorios Sr Sec School G.K 64 Ms. Aditi Sharma Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pratap Nagar Dance 2003

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5 Ms. Samina Kutub St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.40 6 Ms. Pooja Dak Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 89.00 7 Mr. Ravi Mehta St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.20 8 Mr. Kabeer Jasuja The Study, Kuhdala Campus 88.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) 9 Ms. Neelakshi Soni Maharana Mewar Public School 90.80 10 Ms. Anjali Nebhnani Maharana Mewar Public School 88.60 11 Ms. Surabhi Doshi St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.40 12 Ms. Meenakshi Bherwani St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 88.40 13 Ms. Swati Thakur St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 88.20 14 Mr. Rahul Mundra Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 88.80 15 Mr. Pankaj Kataria Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 86.40 CBSE XII (Arts) 16 Ms. Ruqsana P.Motiwala St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 80.00 CBSE X 17 Mr. Vibhor Laddha St Paul's Sr Sec School 92.20 18 Mr. Hatim Ali Motiwala St Paul's Sr Sec School 91.40 19 Mr. Vaibhav Laddha St Paul's Sr Sec School 91.40 20 Mr. Ronak Bhandari St Paul's Sr Sec School 90.60 21 Mr. Aman Jain St Paul's Sr Sec School 90.40 22 Mr. Harsh Chugh St Paul's Sr Sec School 89.20 23 Ms. Shaheen Shah Maharana Mewar Public School 90.40 24 Ms. Rizwana S. Mithaiwala Maharana Mewar Public School 90.00 25 Ms. Bhumika Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 89.40 26 Ms. Shruti Ordia Maharana Mewar Public School 89.00 27 Ms. Mudrika Bansal Kendriya Vidyalaya, Eklin Garh 90.00 RBSE XII (Science) 28 Ms. Anubha Tiwari St Anthony Sr Sec School, Sect 4 90.31 29 Mr. Vipin Babel St Anthony Sr Sec School, Sect 4 85.38 30 Mr. Lokendra Singh Jatav Vidhya Bhawan Sr Sec School 89.08 31 Ms. Priyanka Maheshwari Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 89.08 32 Mr. Rahul Bhatia Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 86.77 33 Mr. Gagan Dhakar Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 86.77 34 Mr. Lokesh Chandariya Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School 86.31 35 Ms. Jenifer Syed St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 83.54 36 Ms. Pooja Tak St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 83.23 RBSE XII (Commerce) 37 Mr. Gajendra Kumar Jain Vidhya Niketan Sr Sec School, B House 82.46 38 Ms. Payal Tater St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 80.92 RBSE XII (Arts) 39 Ms. Anamika Joshi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.00

247 Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

RBSE XII (Home Sc) 40 Ms. Radhika Krishnawat Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 74.00 RBSE X 41 Ms. Sangeeta Choudhary St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 94.50 42 Ms. Shilpa Agrawal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 89.50 43 Ms. Rima Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.67 44 Ms. Barkha Chittora St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.50 45 Ms. Swati Bhandari St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.33 46 Mr. Om Sharma Mahavir Vidhya Mandir School 91.67 47 Mr. Dhiraj Paliwal Jyoti Sec School 89.00 48 Mr. Anshul Kumar Sharma Vidhya Niketan Sec School, Sect 4 88.83 49 Mr. Mohsin Khan Khanji Peer Sec School 88.50 50 Ms. Seema Sonkaria Shri Ram Sec School, Gokul Pura 88.17 (B) Games & Sports and Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 51 Mr. Vijayesh Kumar Rajak BN Sr Sec School Boxing 52 Mr. Harshit Kishnani St Paul's Sr Sec School Swimming 53 Mr. Achal Chhajed St Paul's Sr Sec School Swimming/NCC 54 Mr. Praveen Paliwal Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura Table Tennis 55 Ms. Urvashi Chouhan Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Glass Painting 56 Ms. Madhu Shri Sharma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Guide 57 Mr. Amit Siroya Kendriya Vidhyalaya, Pratap Nagar Science Congress 58 Ms. Neha Krishnawat Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya NCC 2004 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Girish Bajaj St Gregorious Sr Sec School 91.80 2 Mr. Divye Bokdia St Gregorious Sr Sec School 88.40 3 Mr. Ankit Bordia Maharana Mewar Public School 89.20 4 Mr. Harsh Bolia Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 87.60 5 Ms. Aditi Kataria St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.60 CBSE XII (Commerce) 6 Ms. Nidhi Agrawal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 93.40 7 Mr. Rahul Mehta St Paul's Sr Sec School 93.20 8 Mr. Sahil Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 88.80 CBSE XII (Arts)

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12 Mr. Harshit Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 93.00 a F

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14 Mr. Apoorv Soni Maharana Mewar Public School 92.20 15 Mr. Joy Seth Maharana Mewar Public School 92.00 16 Ms. Netra Mehta St Gregorious Sr Sec School 92.80 17 Ms. Pallavi Gaur St Gregorious Sr Sec School 92.40 18 Ms. Mitul Surana The Study, Khudala Campus 92.60 19 Ms. Suhani Jhanwar St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 92.20 20 Mr. Himanshu Dave Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 92.20 RBSE XII (Science) 21 Mr. Mayank Dadheech Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 94.31 22 Mr. Sudhir Singh Rana Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 91.54 23 Mr. Navneet LodhaGovt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 86.46 24 Ms. Zheel Rajguru Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 85.08 25 Ms. Neha Singhvi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 89.54 26 Ms. Vandana Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 87.23 27 Mr. Vipin Gupta Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 89.23 28 Mr. Shailendra Nalwaya Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, Sec 4 87.69 29 Ms. Neha Kalra Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 87.38 RBSE XII (Commerce) 30 Ms. Kavita Chouhan Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 88.00 31 Ms. Reetika Kothari Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 85.23 32 Ms. Kiran Jain Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 81.85 RBSE XII (Home Sc) 33 Ms. Yogeshwari Krishnawat Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 74.62 RBSE XII (Arts) 34 Ms. Sunita Dadheech St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 83.85 35 Ms. Chhaya Tailor Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 82.62 RBSE X 36 Ms. Shikha Paliwal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 91.50 37 Ms. Anupama Bhatnagar St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 89.50 38 Ms. Rupam Badala St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 88.67 39 Ms. Veena Suwalka Happy Home Sec School 90.83 40 Mr. Vinod Kumar Bokadia Vidhya Niketan Sr Sec School, Sect 4 89.83 41 Ms. Neha Kothari Mahaveer Vidya Mandir School, Sect 5 89.33 42 Mr. Qazi Imran Vidhya Bhawan Sr Sec School 89.00 43 Ms. Manila Vaya Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 89.00 44 Mr. Raj Kumar Jain Abhinav Sr Sec School, Adarsh Nagar 89.00 45 Ms. Hemlata Nagda Abhinav Sr Sec School, Adarsh Nagar 88.50 (B) Games & Sports and Co- Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 46 Ms. Mohan Nagda Shri Digambar Jain Girls Sr Sec School Athletic 47 Ms. Tarannum Bano Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Ambamata Judo 48 Mr. Mukul Ameta St Paul's Sr Sec School Swimming

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49 Ms. Deepika Nagori Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Table Tennis 50 Mr. Deepak Dangi Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura Table Tennis 51 Mr. Anil Arya Govt. Sec School, Dewali Cricket 52 Mr. Prateek Nalwaya St Paul's Sr Sec School Badminton 53 Ms. Shweta Sharma Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency NCC 54 Ms. Purva Sanganeria Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 55 Mr. Jayesh Kumar Sharma Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh Scout/Science Olympiad 56 Mr. Kovid Trivedi St Anthony's Sr Secondary School Biology Olympiad 2005 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Mohit Mathur Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 94.00 2 Mr. Anunay Bhargava Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 92.40 3 Mr. Hatim Ali Motiwala St Paul's Sr Sec School 91.40 4 Mr. Harsh Chugh St Paul's Sr Sec School 91.00 5 Ms. Shruti Ordia Maharana Mewar Public School 90.00

CBSE XII (Commerce) 6 Ms. Riddhima Agarwal St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 93.20 7 Ms. Neha Hiran St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.80 8 Mr. Gaurav Ludhani Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 90.80 9 Ms. Urmi Mogra Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 90.40

CBSE XII (Arts) 10 Ms. Tanvi Vaswani St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 88.20 CBSE X 11 Ms. Amreen Qureshi The Study, Khudala Campus 95.40 12 Mr. Neerav Barola Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 95.20 13 Mr. Ritesh Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 95.00 14 Mr. Darshan Gattani Maharana Mewar Public School 94.00 15 Mr. Asad Ali Maharana Mewar Public School 93.60 16 Ms. Shweta Ramakrishnan Maharana Mewar Public School 93.00 17 Ms. Suhani Tiwari St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 94.20 18 Ms. Pragna Gemawat St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 93.80 RBSE XII (Science) 19 Ms. Sangeeta Choudhary St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 89.38 d

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24 Ms. Deepika Sahu St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 83.38 25 Ms. Rajkumari Khorwal Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 83.08 RBSE X 26 Mr. Deepesh Totla Gayatri Vidya Mandir Sec School 93.50 27 Mr. Dushyant Tailor Govt. Secondary School, Goverdhan Vilas 92.50 28 Ms. Chhavi Shripat St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 92.17 29 Ms. Ankita Nagori St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 91.67 30 Ms. Deepika Panwar St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 91.50 31 Ms. Mahima Pareek St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 89.67 32 Ms. Jaya Borana Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, Sect 4 92.00 33 Ms. Neelam Nalwaya Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, Sect 4 89.83 34 Ms. Leena Tyagi Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, Sect 4 89.67 35 Ms. Priya Goyal Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, Sect 4 89.67 36 Mr. Naman Joshi Vidya Niketan Sec School, B House 89.67 37 Mr. Puneet Gupta Vidya Niketan Sec School, B House 89.67 38 Ms. Chetna Jingar Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, J Chowk 89.50 (B) Games & Sports and Co- Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 39 Ms. Veena Rathore Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Athletic 40 Mr. Mahip Singh Jhala Central Academy Sr Sec School, Ambamata Badminton 41 Mr. Praveen Kumar Panery Govt. Secondary School, Bhatiyani Chohatta Boxing 42 Ms. Neelam Sharma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Karate 43 Ms. Malkit Kaur Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Sect 4 Judo 44 Mr. Jayesh Kotia Central Academy Sr Sec School, Ambamata Swimming 45 Ms. Vimala Kumari Garg Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Rajasthani Essay 46 Ms. Aditi Jhota St Gregorious Sr Sec School Science Congress 2006 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Lovenesh Jain St Gregorios Sr Sec School 92.20 2 Mr. Vinay Dutt Vyas St Gregorios Sr Sec School 89.60 3 Mr. Joy Seth Maharana Mewar Public School 92.00 4 Mr. Harshit Jain Maharana Mewar Public School 89.80 5 Mr. Piyush Dak Alok Sr Sec Sec School, H Magri 89.80 6 Ms. Nidhi Mehta Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 89.40 7 Mr. Nrapesh Khamesra St Paul's Sr Sec School 89.00 CBSE XII (Commerce) 8 Ms. Apeksha Nandawat St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 92.40 9 Ms. Kriti Kabra Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 90.40 CBSE XII (Arts) 10 Ms. Ankita Vora St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 87.40

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CBSE X 11 Mr. Mohit Khandelwal Maharana Mewar Public School 97.40 12 Mr. Jaideep Singh Chundawat Maharana Mewar Public School 96.60 13 Mr. Prakhar Goyal Maharana Mewar Public School 96.20 14 Mr. Sukhad Chaturvedi Maharana Mewar Public School 95.40 15 Mr. Aarav Singhal The Study, Khudala Campus 96.00 16 Mr. Mehul Jain The Study, Khudala Campus 95.00 RBSE XII (Science) 17 Mr. Qazi Imran Vidhya Bhawan Sr Sec School 92.00 18 Mr. Ramesh Swarnkar Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 88.77 19 Mr. Manila Vaya Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 87.85 RBSE XII (Commerce) 20 Mr. Chandan Sachdev Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, Sect 4 82.15 RBSE XII (Arts) 21 Ms. Deepika Sharma Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 82.46 22 Ms. Priyadarshni Rawal Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 82.31 23 Mr. Pratap Singh Khorwal Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 81.69 RBSE X 24 Mr. Vishal Sachdev Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, Sect 4 93.00 25 Mr. Abhishek Sanadhya Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, Sect 4 90.17 26 Mr. Kushal Vyas Vidya Niketan Sec School, B House 92.17 27 Ms. Charulata Chaudhary St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 92.33 28 Ms. Mini Bapna St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 91.00 29 Ms. Ruchika Paliwal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 90.17 30 Ms. Arpita Nagori St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 90.00 31 Ms. Pooja Sahu Saraswati Niketan Sec School 91.67 32 Ms. Chhavi Agarwal Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 91.17 33 Ms. Madhvi Trivedi Guru Nanak Public School, Sect 4 90.17 34 Mr. Naresh Jain Guru Nanak Public School, Shastri Circle 90.67 35 Ms. Pallavi Trivedi Shri Digamber Jain Girls Sr Sec School 91.00 (B) Games & Sports and Co- Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 36 Ms. Chandrika Singh St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School Swimming 37 Ms. Reetu Brijwani St Anthony's Sr Sec School Boxing 38 Mr. Deepak Dangi Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura Table Tennis d r 39 Mr. Ravi Raj Sharma Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura Badminton a w A

40 Ms. Rishika Rawal Abhinav Sr Sec, Adarsh Nagar Guide h g n i S

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2007 (A) Academic level CBSE XII (Science) 1 Ms. Divya Khandelwal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 92.40 2 Ms. Neha Agarwal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 91.20 3 Mr. Deepesh Totla Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 89.20 4 Mr. Nishant Kachawa Maharana Mewar Public School 92.00 5 Mr. Asad Ali Maharana Mewar Public School 90.40 6 Mr. Sushant Maheshwari Maharana Mewar Public School 89.20 7 Mr. Neerav Barola Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 91.80 8 Ms. Ankita Jain St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 90.20 9 Mr. Rakesh Malviya Kendriya Vidalaya, Ekling Garh 89.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) 10 Ms. Pragna Gemawat St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 94.40 11 Ms. Sneha Lapasia St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 91.60 12 Mr. Sahil Ludhani Maharana Mewar Public School 92.60 13 Ms. Pallavi Mehta St Anthony's Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Villas 91.00 14 Mr. Deepak Goyal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 90.80 CBSE XII (Arts) 15 Ms. Sandra Rozario St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 89.00 CBSE X 16 Mr. Bhavya Singhvi Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 95.80 17 Ms. Rashmi Godawat Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 95.00 18 Ms. Rajshree Godawat Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 95.00 19 Ms. Khushboo Jain Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 95.60 20 Mr. Nidhish Mundra Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 95.40 21 Mr. Suhel Abbas Sabunwala Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 95.00 22 Ms. Anshima Agrawal St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 95.60 23 Mr. Saket Upadhyay St Paul's Sr Sec School 95.40 RBSE XII (Science) 24 Mr. Jignesh Rathi Guru Nanak Public School, HM Sector 4 87.69 25 Mr. Vikas Soni Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 87.38 26 Mr. Priyank Kumar Jain Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura 87.23 RBSE XII (Commerce) 27 Jaya Borana Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, Sect 4 85.38 RBSE XII (Arts) 28 Ms. Shruti Upadhyay Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Residency 83.23 29 Ms. Prerana Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 82.31 30 Ms. Deepti Khamesra St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 81.69

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RBSE X 31 Mr. Desh Raj Jat Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sr Sec, Sect 13 94.83 32 Mr. Himmat Singh Chouhan Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sr Sec, Sect 13 94.67 33 Ms. Vidhya Jain Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sr Sec, Sect 13 90.83 34 Ms. Sonal Yadav Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sr Sec, Sect 13 90.67 35 Ms. Bhanu Priya Chauhan St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 93.33 36 Ms. Neelam Jain St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 92.00 37 Ms. Vibha Porwal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 91.83 38 Mr. Bhanu Pratap Seth Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sr Sec, Ganesh Ghati 90.67 39 Mr. Rahul Choubisa Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, Badnor House 90.67 (B) Games & Sports and Co- Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 40 Mr. Vishal Rai Verma St Paul's Sr Sec School Badminton 41 Ms. Khushbu Soni Govt. Girls Sr Sec School, Jagdish Chowk Wrestling 42 Mr. Rudra Pratap Singh Chauhan Central Academy, Ambamata Swimming 43 Ms. Palak Dalal St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School Table Tennis 44 Ms. Anushree Bafna Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 45 Ms. Monali Dave St Gregorios Sr Sec School Dance/Drama 46 Mr. Rahul Mali Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School, Sect 11 Drawing & Painting 47 Mr. Ashish Khatri Jawahar Jain Sr Sec School, Sect 11 Science Model 48 Ms. Vinita Chandwani Alok Sr Secondary School, H Magri Science Congress 49 Mr. Puneet Sahalot St Anthony's Sr Sec School Cyber Olympiad 2008 CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Tarun Sharma Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 94.80 2 Ms. Nusrath Hussain Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 93.40 3 Ms. Shipra Agarwal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 91.40 4 Mr. Abhishek Sharan Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 91.00 5 Mr. Sumit Chhazed St Anthony's Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Villas 94.00 6 Mr. Satyam Bhatt Maharana Mewar Public School 93.00 7 Mr. Ankit Mehta Maharana Mewar Public School 92.80 8 Mr. Prakhar Goyal Maharana Mewar Public School 92.60 9 Mr. Aijaz Ahmed Maharana Mewar Public School 91.20 10 Mr. Harsh Saruparia Alok Sr Sec School, HM Sector 11 91.20 CBSE XII (Commerce)

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CBSE X 16 Mr. Romil Gadia Maharana Mewar Public School 96.00 17 Mr. Dhruv Agrawal Maharana Mewar Public School 95.80 18 Mr. Arihant Bhandari Maharana Mewar Public School 95.40 19 Ms. Sachi Gandhi St Anthony's Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Villas 95.80 20 Ms. Misha Khan St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 95.40 21 Ms. Manisha Acharya Alok Sr Secondary School, H Magri 95.20 RBSE XII (Science) 22 Ms. Archana Bhadada St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 91.38 23 Ms. Archana Yadav St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.85 24 Ms. Sunita Gahlot Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, HM Sector-4 86.31 RBSE XII (Arts) 25 Ms. Ruchika Paliwal St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 85.23 26 Ms. Mohita Dixit St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 79.69 RBSE XII (Home Science) 27 Ms. Parul Nagda Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya 78.46 RBSE X 28 Mr. Prateek Dagariya Guru Nanak Sr Sec School, Sect 4 94.17 29 Mr. Vishal Soni Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, B House 92.33 30 Mr. Kamlesh Sharma Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, Sect 4 91.33 31 Mr. Abhishek Dwivedi Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, Sect 4 89.83 32 Mr. Jinesh Jain Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, Sect 4 89.17 Games & Sports 33 Mr. Rahul Sukhwal Alok Sr Sec School, Fatehpura Badminton 34 Mr. Rajat Rathore Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri Badminton 35 Mr. Varun Kumar Shrimali Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School Boxing 36 Ms. Neha Rathore St Anthony's Sr Sec School Boxing Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 37 Ms. Bhawana Mehta Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya NCC 38 Ms. Shweta Soni Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya NCC 39 Mr. Kushal Rawal Abhinav Sr Sec School Scout 40 Mr. Harshil Khimesara Maharana Mewar Public School Science Olympiad 41 Mr. Mehul jain The Study Sr Sec School Astronomy & Physics Olympiad 42 Ms. Anushree Bafna Maharana Mewar Public School Debate 2009 CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Manan Agarwal St Paul's Sr Sec School 93.80 2 Mr. Nidhish Mundra Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 93.80 3 Ms. Garima Choudhary St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 93.20

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4 Ms. Almas Jaipuri Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 92.80 5 Mr. Nitin Hiran St Paul's Sr Sec School 92.60 6 Mr. Jhalak Patel Maharana Mewar Public School 92.40 7 Mr. Ankush Porwal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 92.00 8 Mr. Sameer Bajaj Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 92.00 CBSE XII (Commerce) 9 Ms. Himadri Dhing St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 91.00 10 Ms. Aleena Qureshi The Study Sr Sec School 89.80 11 Ms. Anushree Bafna Maharana Mewar Public School 88.80 12 Mr. Akshay mehta The Study Sr Sec School 88.60 13 Mr. Prakash Manghani Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 88.60 14 Ms. Ragun Lodha Maharana Mewar Public School 88.60 CBSE XII (Arts) 15 Ms. Chitra Prajapat St Gregorious Sr Sec School 84.40 CBSE X 16 Mr. Nehal Siroya St Paul's Sr Sec School 96.20 17 Mr. Aviral Shah Maharana Mewar Public School 95.80 18 Mr. Hardik Mehta St Anthony's Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Villas 95.80 19 Ms. Srishti Singhal Maharana Mewar Public School 95.80 RBSE XII (Science) 20 Mr. Desh Raj Jat Guru Nanak Sr Sec School, Sector-4 90.15 21 Mr. Rahul Chaubisa Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr Sec School 87.54 22 Ms.Monika Singh Gehlot Govt. Girl's Sr Sec School, Residency 85.69 RBSE XII (Commerce) 23 Ms. Mohita Sharma St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 86.00 24 Ms. Neeta Rathore St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 83.54 RBSE XII (Arts) 25 Ms. Prem Kumari Suthar Govt. Girl's Sr Sec School, Residency 83.85 26 Ms. Meenakshi Choubisa Govt. Girl's Sr Sec School, Residency 82.00 27 Ms. Yogita Pancholi St Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr Sec School 80.92 RBSE X 28 Ms. Sonu Suthar Mahaveer Academy Sr Secondary School 94.17 29 Ms. Atisha Chhajed Alok Sr Secondary School, Fatehpura 93.33 30 Mr. Mayank Patwa Alok Sr Secondary School, Fatehpura 91.33 31 Ms. Pooja Bokadia Gyan Mandir Sr Secondary School 91.17 d r a

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36 Ms. Bhumika Bhandari Maharana Mewar Public School Chess 37 Mr. Neelesh Kumawat St Anthony's Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Villas Chess 38 Mr. Punit Sahalot The Study Sr Sec School Web-Site Development 39 Mr. Vinay Bhanawat The Study Sr Sec School Web-Site Development 40 Mr. Shorya Pratap Singh Chauhan St Gregorious Sr Sec School Science Fair 41 Ms. Shilpa Rathore Rajasthan Mahila Vidyalaya Guide Maharana Fateh Singh Special Award 42 Ms. Nishtha Nag Choudhary Maharana Mewar Public School Chak-De-India Reality Show, T.V. Channel 2010 CBSE XII (Science) 1 Ms. Arushi Goyal The Study Sr Secondary School 95.60 2 Ms. Reeta Agrawal The Study Sr Secondary School 93.60 3 Ms. Prachi Mundra St Anthony's Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Villas 95.00 4 Ms. Phalguni Jain Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 94.40 5 Mr. Prashant Agarwal Central Academy Sr Sec School, Sardarpura 94.20 6 Mr. Bhavya Jain St Gregorios Sr Sec School 94.20 7 Ms. Himani Kabra St Gregorios Sr Sec School 93.80 8 Ms. Raagi Sukhlecha St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 94.20 9 Ms. Misha Khan St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 94.20 10 Ms. Sakina F Unthalawala Maharana Mewar Public School 93.60 11 Mr. Abhinn Kothari St Paul's Sr Sec School 93.40 CBSE XII (Commerce) 12 Ms. Radhika Gupta St Gregorious Sr Sec School 96.00 13 Ms. Meenal Agrawal St Gregorious Sr Sec School 95.40 14 Mr. Sudeep Dhupar St Anthony's Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Villas 95.00 15 Ms. Sheetal Mehta Central Public Sr Secondary School 94.80 16 Ms. Mahima S Jaisinghani The Study Sr Sec School 94.60 17 Mr. Mukul Devpura The Study Sr Sec School 92.80 CBSE X 18 Ms. Pragya Sharma St Gregorious Sr Sec School 97.80 19 Mr. Lavish Ordia St Gregorious Sr Sec School 96.20 20 Mr. Somya Singhvi Alok Sr Sec School, H Magri 97.40 21 Mr. Hardik Kothari Maharana Mewar Public School 97.40 22 Ms. Saleha Iqbal Hussain Maharana Mewar Public School 96.40 23 Ms. Unnati Mathur St Mary's Convent Sr Sec School 96.40 RBSE XII (Science) 24 Mr. Dinesh Kanawat Guru Nanak Sr Sec School, Sect 4 91.23 25 Mr. Dinesh Kumar Lohar Guru Nanak Sr Sec School, Sect 4 86.92 26 Ms. Rimjhim Arora Guru Nanak Sr Sec School, Sect 4 86.46 27 Ms. Meena Sharma Govt. Girl's Sr Sec School, Residency 87.38

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RBSE XII (Commerce) 28 Mr. Nikhil Kanthalia Guru Nanak Sr Sec School, Shastri Circle 89.08 29 Ms. Sonam Sukhwani Guru Nanak Sr Sec School, Sect 4 86.15 30 Mr. Ashish Paliwal Guru Nanak Sr Sec School, Sect 4 85.08 31 Mr. Aakash Kamra Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, Sec-4 85.54 RBSE XII (Arts) 32 Ms. Sulochana Kumawat Govt. Girl's Sr Sec School, Residency 84.62 33 Ms. Alankrita Choubisa Govt. Girl's Sr Sec School, Residency 82.46 RBSE X 34 Ms. Divya Sarangdevot Shishu Bharti Sr Sec School, HM Sector 4 92.83 35 Ms. Kusum Asawara Saraswati Niketan School 92.33 36 Mr. Siddharth Kasma Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, HM Sector 4 92.17 37 Mr. Nayan Seth Mahveer Vidya Mandir Sec School, Ganesh Ghati 91.00 38 Mr. Bhupendra Khatri Gyan Mandir Sr Sec School, HM Sector 4 90.67 39 Mr. Rajat Pancholi Vidya Niketan Sr Sec School, B House 90.33 Games and Sports 40 Mr. Kalpit Rajak St Anthony's Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Villas Boxing / Academic Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 41 Mr. Parmarth Saini St Gregorious Sr Sec School NCC 42 Ms. Surbhi Jain Maharana Mewar Public School GK / NCC 43 Ms. Ojaswini Chhabra Maharana Mewar Public School Cyber Olympiad 44 Mr. Toshik Audichya Kendriya Vidyalaya, Ekling Garh Micro Writing on Rice 45 Mr. Gaurav Modi Alok Sr Sec School, HM Sector 11 46 Ms. Khushboo Bansal Alok Sr Sec School, HM Sector 11 Science Congress 47 Mr. Manan Pandya Alok Sr Sec School, HM Sector 11 (National Level) Project on Lake Pichola: 48 Mr. Sahil Jain Alok Sr Sec School, HM Sector 11 The Beauty Under Threat 49 Ms. Chaplot Alok Sr Sec School, HM Sector 11 Maharana Fateh Singh Special Award 50 Mr. Ridit Nimdia (Age 5 years) Chess - Youngest FIDE rated Player and youngest player to defeat a FIDE rated player in the World 51 Mr. Sahil Bhatt (Age 13 years) Youngest Co - Pilot in India; he has got airtime Canada co-pilots license 2011 CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Bhavik Ameta St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School 95.20 2 Mr. Gaurav Singh Sinsinwar St. Anthony's Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas 94.20 d

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CBSE X 7 Ms. Priyanshi Kawdia The Study Sr. Secondary School CGPA 10/10 Folk Dance 8 Mr. Sarvesh Maheshwari Maharana Mewar Public School CGPA 10/10 Academic Excellence 9 Ms. Charul Barola Alok Sr. Secondary School, HM Sec.11 CGPA 10/10 Science Congress RBSE XII (Science) 10 Mr. Mohit Rajput Alok Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura 92.62 11 Mr. Divyanshu Chaubisa Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr. Sec. School 89.69 RBSE XII (Commerce) 12 Ms. Sonu Suthar Academy Sr. Sec. School, Gariyawas 93.08 13 Ms. Himangi Gadiya Rajasthan Mahila Gelda Sr. Sec. School 90.31 RBSE XII (Arts) 14 Ms. Mamta Paliwal Shri Digamber Jain Girls Sr. Sec. School 83.08 15 Ms. Vishakha Chasta Gyan Mandir Sr. Secondary School, HM Sec 4 82.92 RBSE X 16 Ms. Radhika Choudhary St. Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr. Sec. School 95.33 17 Ms. Divya Atray St. Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr. Sec. School 93.33 18 Ms. Garima Sharma Gyan Mandir Sr. Secondary School, HM Sec 4 92.83 Games and Sports 19 Ms. Shivani Singh Chauhan Maharana Mewar Public School Swimming 20 Ms. Geetanjali Jodha The Study Sr. Secondary School Badminton Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 21 Ms. Arjita Gupta Maharana Mewar Public School Painting 22 Mr. Chirag Kothari St. Gregorios Sr. Secondary School NCC 2012 CBSE XII (Science) 1 Mr. Somya Singhvi Alok Sr. Secondary School, HM Sec 11 96.00 2 Ms. Akshita Sukhlecha Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura 95.60 3 Mr. Shubham Agarwal Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura 94.80 4 Mr. Hardik Kothari Maharana Mewar Public School 93.80 5 Mr. Pawan Purbia Maharana Mewar Public School 93.60 6 Mr. Pragnesh Pahuja Kendriya Vidhalaya No.2, Eklinggarh 93.60 CBSE XII (Commerce) 7 Ms. Ritika Dave Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura 96.60 8 Ms. Shradha Mehta Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura 95.60 9 Mr. Sourabh Nagda Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura 95.00 10 Ms. Surbhi Kothari St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School 96.00 11 Ms. Saba Fateh St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School 95.20 12 Mr. Shaad Ali The Study Sr. Secondary School 94.60 13 Mr. Kunal Chowdhary Maharana Mewar Public School 94.20

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CBSE XII (Arts) 14 Mr. Kamlesh Jat St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School 89.80 CBSE X 15 Mr. Yash Gupta St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School CGPA 10/10 Gold and Silver in International Junior Science Olympiad 16 Mr. Kartikey Saini St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School CGPA 10/10 NCC/ Music 17 Mr. Sahil Swami St. Anthony's Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas CGPA 10/10 Skating 18 Mr. Siddharth Seth St. Anthony's Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas CGPA 10/10 Chess RBSE XII (Science) 19 Ms. Prachi Goyal Guru Nanak Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 91.54 20 Mr. Akash Joshi Shri Jawahar Jain Shikshan Sansthan 90.77 RBSE XII (Commerce) 21 Ms. Swati Jain St. Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr. Sec. School 90.77 22 Mr. Siddharth Kasma Guru Nanak Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 89.69 23 Ms. Megha Chauhan Saraswati Niketan Sr. Sec. School, Ayad 88.62 RBSE XII (Arts) 24 Ms. Harshita Rajak Guru Nanak Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 86.31 25 Ms. Divya Rathore Govt. Girl's Sr. Sec. School, Jagdish Chowk 84.46 RBSE X 26 Ms. Lekhika Paliwal Govt. Girl's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura 95.67 27 Mr. Utkarsh Mehta Guru Nanak Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 95.33 28 Mr. Shubham Khandelwal Guru Nanak Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 94.67 29 Mr. Abhishek Ameta Guru Nanak Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 92.67 Games and Sports 30 Ms. Raksha Vyas St. Mathew's Mission School, Rani Road Power Lifting 31 Mr. Chen Singh Badgujar St. Anthony's Sr. Sec. School Strength Lifting Goverdhan Villas 32 Mr. Shailendra Kataria Delhi Public School Tennis 33 Mr. Manpreet S. Chhabra Seedling Modern Public School Skating Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 34 Ms. Riya Ramnani St. Gregorios Sr. Secondary School NCC 35 Ms. Juhi Mehta Maharana Mewar Public School NCC/ CGPA 10/10 36 Ms. Chitrakshi Sharma Maharana Mewar Public School NCC 37 Mr. Parmesh Pandey Maharana Mewar Public School NCC d

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5 Mr. Rohan Ajith Maharana Mewar Public School 94.2 6 Mr. Prateek Kachoria Central Academy Sr. Secondary School, Sardarpura 94.2 CBSE XII (Commerce) 7 Ms. Aarushi Babel St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School 95.2 8 Ms. Shriya Bhambhani St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School 93 9 Mr. Rohit Kabra St. Anthony’s Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas 95.2 10 Ms. Namrata Mehta St. Anthony’s Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas 93 11 Ms. Yogita Inani Central Academy Sr. Secondary School, Sardarpura 95.2 CBSE XII (Arts) 12 Ms. Sandal Sharma St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School 90.6 13 Ms. Khadija Gurad St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School 90.6 CBSE X 14 Mr. Shubham Tyagi Kendriya Vidyalaya No.2, Eklinggarh CGPA 10/10 Science Congress 15 Mr. Shams Siddiqui St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School CGPA 10/10 NCC 16 Mr. Daniel Anshul Sinha Maharana Mewar Public School CGPA 10/10 Quiz / NCC 17 Mr. Shivam Gupta Maharana Mewar Public School CGPA 10/10 National Science Examination / NCC 18 Mr. Yash Joshi Maharana Mewar Public School CGPA 10/10 Quiz 19 Mr. Rohit Harlalka Delhi Public School, N.H. 8, Udaipur CGPA 10/10 Swimming 20 Ms. Manali Mundra Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura CGPA 10/10 Debate/Badminton 21 Mr. Kushal Babel The Study Sr. Sec. School, Khudala Campus CGPA 10/10 Badminton RBSE XII (Science) 22 Ms. Ranjana Sisodia Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 92.8 23 Ms. Shivani Bhawsar Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 91.6 24 Mr. Ajit Jaiswal Shishu Bharti Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 5 90 25 Ms. Garima Sharma Shishu Bharti Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 5 88.2 26 Ms. Radhika Choudhary St. Teresa’s Ashram Girls Sr. Sec. School, Pushpagiri 89.2 RBSE XII (Commerce) 27 Ms. Ranu Jain St. Teresa's Ashram Girls Sr. Sec. School, Pushpagiri 87.2 28 Ms. Vaishali Masta Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 85.4 29 Mr. Ajay Khatri Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 4 83.6 30 Ms. Akanksha Teli Shri Digamber Jain Girls Sr. Sec. School, Kheradiwara 84.4 31 Ms. Bhanupriya Dodiya Jyoti Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura 83.8 32 Ms. Shafak Khan Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, Jagdish Chowk 83.2 RBSE XII (Arts) 33 Ms. Anita Rathore Shri Digamber Jain Girls Sr. Sec. School, Kheradiwara 81.4 RBSE X 34 Ms. Shruti Sanadhya Alok Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura 87.33 35 Ms. Pratibha Verma Alok Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura 87 36 Mr. Mohammed Aijaz St. Xavier Mission Sec. School, Haridasji ki Magri 86.33 37 Ms. Fatima Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, Dhanmandi 84.67 38 Ms. Vaibhika Purohit Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Jagdish Chowk 80.83

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Games and Sports 39 Mr. Puranjay Singh St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School Swimming 40 Ms. Shivani Singh Chauhan Maharana Mewar Public School Swimming 41 Ms. Akshita Paliwal Maharana Mewar Public School Swimming 42 Ms. Ayushi Bolia St. Gregorios Sr. Secondary School Basketball 43 Ms. Farah Z. Taj St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School Badminton 44 Ms. Kanika Hadpawat St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School Athletics 45 Mr. Divya Pratap Singh Rathore Kendriya Vidyalaya No.2, Eklinggarh Rifle Shooting 46 Mr. Mahendra Pratap Singh Jhala Kendriya Vidyalaya No.2, Eklinggarh Rifle Shooting Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 47 Mr. Jayesh Vyas Guru Nanak Public School, HM Sector 4 Science Model 48 Mr. Pratik Jha Guru Nanak Public School, HM Sector 4 Science Model Maharana Fateh Singh Special Award 49 Ms. Yashvee Jain Vidya Bhawan Sr. Sec. School Deaf and Mute 75% in RBSE Class X 50 Master Eshaan Hingad Seedling Modern Public School Wu-Shu Gold in 4th All India Martial Arts Championship 51 Baby Nidhi Chanderia Kendriya Vidyalaya No.1, Pratap Nagar Hockey, National Level player U-14 52 Baby Sanjana Chandaliya St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School Athletics, National Level Player 2014 CBSE XII (Science) 1. Ms. Anushka Jhota Delhi Public School, Udaipur 97.60 2. Mr. Yash Gupta MDS Public School, Udaipur 95.40 3. Ms. Saloni Singh St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 95.40 4. Ms. Naina Bhushan St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 95.00 CBSE XII (Commerce) 5. Ms. Khushaboo Laddha Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 97.40 6. Ms. Anshu Kataria St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 95.60 7. Ms. Rukhsana Banu Khakher Wala The Study Khudala Campus, Udaipur 95.40 8. Ms. Shriya Jagetia The Study Khudala Campus, Udaipur 95.40 9. Mr. Shubham Gupta St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.00 CBSE XII (Arts) 10. Mr. Harshit Shamra Central Public Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 93.80 11. Ms. Vaidehi Paneri St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 93.40 CBSE X 12. Ms. Shelly Kothari Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE d r a

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RBSE X 17. Ms. Charool Mehta Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 93.00 18. Mr. Jonty Purbia Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 91.50 19. Mr. Geetanshu Chhajed Noble International Sec. School, Rani Road, Udaipur 91.00 Games and Sports 20. Ms. Priyadarshini Sharma St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur Softball 21. Ms. Ugochinyere Tania Usoh St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur Basketball 22. Ms. Arpita Jain Kendriya Vidyalaya No.1, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur Chess 23. Mr. Mudit Babel St. Anthony Sr. Secondary School, Udaipur Chess Special Maharana Fateh Singh Award 24. Mr. Ali Asgar Bohra Rana Pratap Sr. Secondary School, Bhinder 12th Arts 87.20 (Blind) 2015 CBSE XII (Science) 1. Mr. Kushal Babel MDS Public School, Udaipur 97.80 2. Ms. Manali Mundra Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur 97.00 3. Ms. Nehal Bansal St. Mary's Convent School, Teetardi, Udaipur 96.80 4. Mr. Chinmay Maheshwari St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 96.00 5. Mr. Dheeraj Sejwani St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.40 6. Mr. Rishabh Pokharna Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 95.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) 7. Ms Aishwariya Vijaywargiya St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 96.40 8. Mr. Khush Vardhan Bohra St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.60 9. Mr. Jayesh Vaya St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.40 10. Ms. Raksha Bhandari Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur 95.60 11. Ms. Anjali Chaplot Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur 95.40 12. Ms. Muztabi Nazar Sultan Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur 95.00 13. Ms. Suhani Doshi Alok Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector-11, Udaipur 95.40 14. Ms. Kinjal Pandya Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 95.20 15. Mr. Tarun Sahlot Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 95.00 16. Ms. Mrinal Talesara St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 95.00 17. Ms. Anchal Manavat St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 95.00 18. Ms. Gauri Joshi St. Anthony Sr. Sec School, Udaipur 95.00 19. Mr. Parshv Karnawat The Study Khudala Campus, Udaipur 95.00 CBSE XII (Arts) 20. Ms. Pragya Jhala St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 94.40 21. Ms. Aditi Sandu St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 94.40 22. Ms. Isha Pariyani St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur 92.80 23. Ms. Suruchi Shrimali St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 92.80

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CBSE X 24. Mr. Kunal Pratap Singh St. Paul's Sr. Sec School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 25. Mr. Divyam Bapna St. Anthony Sr. Sec School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 26. Mr. Mahaveer Kothari St. Anthony Sr. Sec School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 27. Ms. Mansi Agarwal St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 28. Mr. Abhishek Talesara Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 29. Mr. Harsh Kalyani Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and National Science Model 30. Ms. Pragati Mehta St. Mary's Convent School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and Painting RBSE XII (Science) 31. Ms. Versha Nagda Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, Residency, Udaipur 88.60 32. Ms. Fatima Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Jagdish Chowk, Udaipur 88.00 RBSE XII (Commerce) 33. Ms. Pratibha Verma Alok Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 92.00 34. Ms. Manali Rameja Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 90.60 35. Ms. Rakshita Masta Lohar Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 90.40 36. Mr. Hemant Kumar Agrawal Govt. Fateh Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 90.20 37. Ms. Shikha Sahu St. Teresa Ashram Girl's Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 89.80 38. Ms. Payal Rajora Shri Digambar Jain Girl's Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 89.60 RBSE XII (Arts) 39. Ms. Harshita Rao Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 87.40 40. Ms. Priyanka Nandwana Govt. Girls Sr. Secondary School, Residency, Udaipur 87.20 41. Ms. Dheeraj Solanki Rajasthan Mahila Parishad Girls Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 86.20 RBSE X 42. Ms. Monika K. Shaktawat Abhinav Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.33 43. Ms. Nisha Yadav Gyan Mandir Sr. Secondary School, Sector-4, Udaipur 94.83 44. Mr. Aakash Sharma Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 91.50 45. Mr. Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 91.33 46. Mr. Chetan Singh Panwar Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur Boxing 47. Mr. Mihir Soni Alok Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector 11, Udaipur Weight Lifting 48. Ms. Neelam Vaishnav Bhupal Nobles Public School, Udaipur Swimming Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 49. Ms. Katyaoni Mukherjee Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur Music 2016 d r CBSE XII (Science) a w A

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5. Ms. Charvi Nahar MDS Public School, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur 96.00 6. Ms. Priyal Singhal MDS Public School, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur 95.40 7. Mr. Muktesh Nagar Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur 95.40 8. Ms. Kulmehar Basur St. Mary's Convent School, Teetardi, Udaipur 95.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) 9. Ms. Sakina Mahu Wala The Study, Badi, Udaipur 96.60 10. Ms. Shuchita Jain St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur 96.20 11. Ms. Ruchika Bafna St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Kushal Bagh, Udaipur 96.20 12. Mr. Shreyansh Ajmera Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur 95.80 13. Ms. Naazish Barodawala Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur 95.00 14. Ms. Gargi Heda MDS Public School, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur 95.40 15. Ms. Tasneem Lukkawal St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec School, Udaipur 95.20 CBSE XII (Arts) 16. Mr. Ahad Sanwari Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 95.20 17. Ms. Manika Dayal Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 90.20 18. Ms. Nisha Charan Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 89.20 CBSE X 19. Mr. Anushrav Jain Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 20. Mr. Arpit Menaria Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 21. Mr. Natansh Hinger Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NCC 22. Mr. Vittesh Arora St Anthony Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 23. Mr. Meet Joshi St Anthony Sr Sec School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NSCS 24. Mr. Keerti Harpavat St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 25. Ms. Chavi Harkawat St. Mary's Convent School, Teetardi, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 26. Mr. Kalpit Veerwal St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Kushal Bagh, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE 27. Ms. Nikita Choudhary KV Eklingh Garh, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and Hydrauli Tree Shifter, Science Congress RBSE XII (Science) 28. Mr. Kuldeep Singh Naruka Shishu Bharti Sr. Sec. School, Sec-5, Udaipur 98.00 29. Ms. Garvita Sharma Shishu Bharti Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-5, Udaipur 95.40 30. Mr. Sahil Saraswat Happy Home Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 94.60 31. Ms. Charool Mehta Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 93.20 32. Mr. Arjun Dhaker Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 93.20 RBSE XII (Commerce) 33. Ms. Harshita Nalvaya Gyan Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 88.00 34. Ms. Garima Nagda Rajasthan Mahila Gelda Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 87.60 RBSE XII (Arts) 35. Ms. Tulsi Giri Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 87.80 36. Ms. Nikhat Bano Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Residency, Udaipur 86.80 37. Ms. Pooja Gameti Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 86.60

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RBSE X 38. Mr. Harsh Parihar Gyan Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 95.50 39. Mr. Yuvraj Dangi Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 94.50 40. Ms. Taruna Deora Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 93.17 41. Ms. Kalindi Joshi Guru Nanak Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 93.17 42. Mr. Keval Joshi Guru Nanak Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri Sec-4, Udaipur 92.83 43. Ms. Uma Kharwar Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 92.33 Games and Sports 44. Ms. Nehal Anchlia St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec School, Udaipur Softball 45. Ms. Neha Kumawat St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec School, Udaipur Gymnastic 46. Ms. Yoshita Vyas St. Mary's Convent School, Teetardi Udaipur Swimming 47. Ms. Madni Shifa Khan Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur Judo and Wrestling 48. Mr. Ravi Rathore Govt. S.S. Bhhatiyani Chohata, Udaipur Boxing 49. Mr. Krishna Vaishnav Abhinav Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur Swimming 50. Ms. Preksha Nagar Abhinav Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur Guide and Badminton Special Maharana Fateh Singh Award 51. Ms. Chitrangi Dashora St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhopalpura, Udaipur Swimming 52. Ms. Uditanshu Ranawat Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur Judo 53. Mr. Harshvardhan Singh Ranawat Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur Lawn Tennis 2017 CBSE XII (Science) 1. Mr. Akshat Mittal Seedling Modern Public School, Udaipur 96.20 2. Ms. Ishika Somani MDS Public School, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur 95.60 3. Mr. Preshit Ameta St. Gregorious Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.20 4. Mr. Divyam Bapna St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas, Udaipur 95.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) 5. Ms. Pragati Mehta St. Mary's Convent School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 97.60 6. Ms. Ayushi Jain St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas, Udaipur 95.80 7. Ms. Jhalak Jain The Scholars' Arena Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.40 CBSE XII (Arts) 8. Ms. Shrusti Jain St. Gregorious Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 93.20 9. Ms. Shazia Khan Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 92.80 10. Ms. Mehak Kumar Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 90.25 CBSE X 11. Mr. Paryul Jain Seedling Modern Public School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NTSE d r a

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17. Mr. Kartikeya Sharma St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and National Science Seminar on Harnessing Light Possibilities and Challenges 18. Ms. Jyoti Chauhan Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NCC 19. Ms. Roshni Choudhary Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur CGPA10/10 and NCC/ National Children Science Congress RBSE XII (Science) 20. Mr. Harsh Gupta Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector-4, Udaipur 92.60 21. Ms. Archi Ranka Ascent Int. Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector-3, Udaipur 91.00 RBSE XII (Commerce) 22. Ms. Priya Mehta Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector-4, Udaipur 87.80 23. Mr. Lalit Singh Dulawat Jyoti Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 87.20 RBSE XII (Arts) 24. Ms. Ankita Lohar Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Jagdish Chowk, Udaipur 81.80 25. Ms. Ishrat Jahan Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Jagdish Chowk, Udaipur 80.40 RBSE X 26. Ms. Siddhi Jain Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector-4, Udaipur 96.83 27. Ms. Deepika Pushkarna Jyoti Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 95.33 28. Ms. Aafreen Jahan Bohra Youth Public Secondary School, Khanjipeer, Udaipur 94.67 29. Mr. Harshit Agrawal Abhinav Sr. Secondary School, Udaipur 94.17 30. Ms. Santosh Bhagrot New Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Bedwas, Udaipur 94.00 31. Ms. Priyanka Sharma Shri Digember Jain Girls Sr. Sec. School, Kheradiwara, Udaipur 93.33 32. Mr. Mohit Sen Mahavir Vidya Mandir Sr. Sec. School, HM Sector-5, Udaipur 92.50 33. Ms. Vandana Gurjar Abhinav Sr. Secondary School, Udaipur 92.00 34. Mr. Mahendra Teli Talent Academy Secondary School, Pula, Udaipur 92.00 35. Mr. Sooraj Mishra Jyoti Secondary School, Bhuwana, Udaipur 92.00 Games and Sports 36. Mr. Mihir Soni Alok Sr. Secondary School, HM, Udaipur Power Lifting/ Weight Lifting 37. Mr. Samar Fateh Singh Rathore Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura, Udaipur Boxing 38. Mr. Rishi Raj Rathore Alok Sr. Secondary School, HM, Udaipur Para Athletic Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 39. Ms. Bhawana Prajapat Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Sunderwas, Udaipur Guide 40. Ms. Latika Salvi Shri Digember Jain Girls Sr. Sec. School, Kheradiwara, Udaipur Guide Maharana Fateh Singh Special Award - 2017 41. Baby Labdhi Surana At the age of 6 she participated in International Speed Skating Championship in 2016. 42. Ms. Mannat Singh As a Student of St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, New Fatehpura, Udaipur She has scored full attendance for the past twelve years (2005-2016) 43. Ms. Chanda Jat Comes from Village Falichada, Mavli, District Udaipur. She has fought against child marriage and has been fighting for the right to provide education for girls. As a result of her action, 500 girls have received education and 200 girls are now participating in games and sports.

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44. Mr. Divya Deo Singh At 13 he is a National level Swimmer. Studying in Class VIII. 45. Mr. Yash Jain Collected 82 varieties of National and International ` 5 Definitive Coins. His name has been entered into the Golden Book of World Records; India Book of Records and Unique World Records. 46. Mr. Jagat Pratap Singh At the age of 9 he participated in the Hong Kong International Speed Skating. 47. Ms. Shreya Mehta At the age of 11 she is a National level performer in Kathak Dance. 48. Ms. Gaurvi Singhvi At the age of13 she is a National level Swimmer. Studying in Class VIII. 49. Mr. Ramya Bhatt Studying in Class XI at Dungarpur, he developed a Mac Operating System Device. His presentation was approved at the 'Apple Campus' in California and 'Apple' invited him to pursue further studies in California, USA. 2018 CBSE XII (Science) 1. Ms. Deepanshi Agrawal St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas, Udaipur 96.80 2. Mr. Keerti Harpavat MDS Public School, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur 96.80 3. Ms. Moomal Jain Central Public Sr. Secondary, Udaipur 96.60 4. Mr. Kalpit Veerwal MDS Public School, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur 95.20 5. Ms. Bhini Ameta St. Mary's Convent School, Teetardi, Udaipur 95.00 CBSE XII (Commerce) 6. Ms. Siddhi Banthia Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 96.20 7. Ms. Chelsy Somani St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Villas, Udaipur 96.00 8. Ms. Kavisha Doshi Seedling Modern Public School, Udaipur 95.40 9. Mr. Mohd Shakib Chippa Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 94.80 CBSE XII (Arts) 10. Ms. Vedika Nawal Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 96.00 11. Ms. Nehal Kothari Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 94.60 12. Ms. Jaya Katiyar Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 93.80 13. Ms. Dyuti Kumat Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 92.40 14. Ms. Deepani Patel Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 90.80 15. Ms. Aditi Singh Chundawat Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 90.80 CBSE X 16. Mr. Somya Mehta St. Mary's Convent School, Teetardi, Udaipur CGPA 10/10 and NTSE 17. Mr. Shubh Singhal St. Mary's Convent School, Teetardi, Udaipur CGPA 10/10 and NTSE 18. Mr. Shreyansh Gupta Seedling Modern Public School, Udaipur CGPA 10/10 and NTSE d r

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RBSE XII (Science) 22. Ms. Ravina Tak Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Residency, Udaipur 94.60 23. Mr. Jayesh Tailor Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, 94.60 Hiran Magri, Sector-4, Udaipur 24. Ms. Khushbu Rao Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, 93.20 Hiran Magri, Sector-4, Udaipur 25. Ms. Pallavi Kumawat Ascent Int. Sr. Sec. School, 92.00 Hiran Magri, Sector-3, Udaipur 26. Mr. Bharat Dangi Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, 91.60 Shastri Circle, Udaipur 27. Ms. Jashoda Kunwar Devra Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Residency, Udaipur 91.00 RBSE XII (Commerce) 28. Mr. Yash Kumar Pagariya Jyoti Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 92.80 29. Mr. Nishant Mandawat Jyoti Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 90.00 30. Ms. Muskan Bansal Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, 89.80 Hiran Magri, Sector-4, Udaipur 31. Ms. Iram Khan Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, 88.60 Shastri Circle, Udaipur RBSE XII (Arts) 32. Ms. Yashika Jain Gyan Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 88.40 33. Ms. Sakshi Jhala Rajasthan Mahila Gelda Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 87.40 34. Mr. Mohit Suthar Govt. Guru Govind Singh Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 87.20 35. Ms. Nisha Upadhyay Gyan Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 87.00 36. Ms. Manisha Sen Gyan Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 87.00 37. Ms. Deepika Vaishnav Gyan Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 85.60 38. Ms. Poorva K. Kachawa Shri Digember Jain Girls Sr. Sec. School, 85.40 Kheradiwara, Udaipur RBSE X 39. Ms. Heena Vaishnav Jyoti Sr. Secondary School, Bedla, Udaipur 96.33 40. Ms. Yamini K. Shaktawat Abhinav Sr. Secondary School, Gayriyawas, Udaipur 95.00 41. Mr. Jayesh Joshi St. Xavier Secondary School, 94.83 Haridasji Ki Magri, Udaipur 42. Ms. Niharika K Rao Vardhman Public Secondary School, 94.33 Sundarwas, Udaipur 43. Ms. Chelsy Rathore Nobel International Secondary School, 93.33 Rani Road, Udaipur 44. Mr. Sujal Sahu Jyoti Sr. Secondary School, Bhuwana, Udaipur 93.00 45. Ms. Anjali Meghwal Jyoti Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 93.00 46. Ms. Jagrati Kumawat Alok Sr. Secondary School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 92.67 47. Mr. Bhaviraj Soni St. Xavier Secondary School, Haridasji Ki Magri 92.50 Udaipur 48. Ms. Chitrakshi Tanwar Gyan Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Sector-4, Udaipur 92.50

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Games and Sports 49. Mr. Franklyn Jr. Joseph Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Karate / CBSE Sardarpura, Udaipur 12th Science 81.80 50. Ms. Pallavi Choubisa Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Madar, Udaipur Powerlifting 51. Mr. Naman Porwal Alok Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur Chess Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 52. Ms. Hridaya Khatri St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur Kathak 53. Ms. Shivani Paliwal Alok Sr. Secondary School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur Dance/Singing Maharana Fateh Singh Special Award - 2018 54. Mr. Chaitanya K Mehta He is from Village Ganoda, Banswara. He has secured 98.67% in Rajasthan Board class 10th. 55. Ms. Nidhi Paliwal She is from Village Gadwada, Mavali. She has secured 95.83% in Rajasthan Board class 10th. 56. Ms. Sakshi Dashora She is from village Gadwada, Mavali. She has secured 95.83% in Rajasthan Board class 10th. 57. Mr. Chetan Pushkarna He is from Govt. School, Village Boheda. He has secured 95.33% in Rajasthan Board class 10th. 58. Mr. Pushker Lal Suthar He is from Govt. School, Village Sindhu, Mavli. He has secured 92% in Rajasthan Board class 12th Arts. 59. Ms. Sonali Rathore She is from Govt. Varishtha Upadhyay Sanskrit Sr. Sec. School, Savina, Udaipur. She has secured 85.40% in Varishtha Upadhyaya Exam 2016. 60. Ms. Yasmin Bano She is from Govt. Varishtha Upadhyay Sanskrit Sr. Sec. School, Savina, Udaipur. She has secured 78.00% in Varishtha Upadhyaya Exam 2017. 61. Mr. Dhruv Dak At the age of 15 he is an International Chess player. 62. Mr. Divyanshu Babel At the age of 15 he is an International Chess player. 63. Ms. Praizi Saraiya At the age of 8 she participated in Open Roller Skating Championship and got 3rd position. 64. Ms. Krishna K Gahlot At the age of 13 she participated in Skating Campionship and entered her name in Guinness World Records, Asia Book of Records, Unique World Records and India Book of Records also. 65. Mr. Dhairya Jain At 17 he is an International player of Golf from Jaipur. He participated in the World Junior Gold Championship 2017. 66. Mr. Pramey Shrimali At the age of 10 he is a national player of Taekwondo. He won gold in National level Championship 2016. 67. Ms. Charul Chouhan She is from Govt. School, Village Bambora, District Udaipur. She was selected for international level course of d r

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They made an Aero Plane from wastage. a r a h 270 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

69. Mr. Vivek Aero Plane built by 9th and 6th standards student Mr. Yogesh and Vivek from Neemrana, District Alwar. One day they saw an Aero Plane in sky and got an idea 'how we can travel in Plane'? They made an Aero Plane from wastage. 70. Dr. Srimathy Kesan Mission Director 71. Mr. Rifath Sharook Lead Scientist

72. Mr. Yagna India created history after NASA launched Lead Technician the world's smallest satellite, 64 grams, built by 73. Mr. Vinay Bharadwaj 18-year old Tamil Nadu student Mr. Rifath Sharook Design Engineer and his team. Named as Kalamsat, after former President APJ Abdul Kalam. 74. Mr. Tanishq Dwivedi Flight Engineer 75. Mr. Gobinath Biologist 76. Mr. Mohammed Abdul Kashif Lead Engineer 2019 CBSE XII (Science) 1. Ms. Toshi Sukhwal St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 96.40 2. Mr. Sanskar Soni Delhi Public School, Udaipur 96.20 3. Mr. Hemang Shrimali Delhi Public School, Udaipur 96.20 4. Mr. Jatin Saxena Delhi Public School, Udaipur 95.60 5. Mr. Owais Sanwari St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur 95.20 CBSE XII (Commerce) 6. Mr. Vinamra Kabra St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur 97.00 7. Mr. Pulkit Banthia Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 96.80 8. Mr. Aditya Singhal Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 96.80 9. Ms. Siddhi Sekhawat Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 96.60 10. Mr. Mustafa Kutub St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Khushal Bagh, Udaipur 95.80 11. Ms. Tranali Sahu St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.60 12. Mr. Palash Mehta Central Academy, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 95.40 13. Mr. Garvit Nagda Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur 95.00 14. Mr. Mayank Bohara St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Khushal Bagh, Udaipur 95.00 CBSE XII (Arts) 15. Ms. Gargi Nandwana Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 98.20 16. Ms. Roshni Choudhary Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 98.00| 17. Ms. Jayana Jain Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 97.20 18. Ms. Gaurangi Verma St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Khushal Bagh, Udaipur 96.60 19. Ms. Harshraj Chouhan Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 95.00 271 Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

CBSE X 20. Mr. Dhruv Bohara Seedling Modern Public School, Udaipur 99.00 21. Mr. Shrikant Dixit St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur 99.00 22. Ms. Heril Changwal Central Academy, Sardarpura, Udaipur 98.20 23. Mr. Shridhar Sharma Seedling Modern Public School, Udaipur 98.20 24. Mr. Ripudaman Singh St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur 98.20 25. Ms. Muntaba Khan St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 97.80 26. Ms. Nehal Nenawati St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 97.40 27. Ms. Vanshika Gupta St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 97.40 28. Mr. Akshay Pahuja Alok Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 97.20 29. Ms. Chaarvi Bansal Delhi Public School, Udaipur 97.20 30. Ms. Paridhi Mehta St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 97.00 31. Ms. Deeya Joshi St. Mary's Convent School, Titardi, Udaipur 96.60 32. Mr. Kaushlendra S. Rathore St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur 96.40 33. Ms. Aashi Jain Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 96.00 34. Mr. Pallav Agrawal St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur 96.00 RBSE XII (Science) 35. Mr. Preetam Tailor Govt. Fateh Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 93.20 36. Mr. Sooraj Mishra Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 92.60 37. Mr. Ashutosh Shrimali Ascent Int. Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 92.00 38. Ms. Disha Vyas Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 91.20 39. Ms. Aafreen Jahan Ascent Int. Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 91.20] 40. Ms. Gunjan Bhati Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 91.00 RBSE XII (Commerce) 41. Ms. Siddhi Jain Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 95.60 42. Ms. Aanchal Jain Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 92.40 43. Ms. Pooja Chawla Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Residency, Udaipur 91.60 44. Ms. Khushi Kunwar Rajawat Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 91.40 45. Ms. Riddhi Jain Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 90.40 46. Ms. Akansha Mochi Shri Digamber Jain Girls Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 90.00 RBSE XII (Arts) 47. Mr. Yugant Jain Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 91.40 d r

48. Ms. Deepika Pushkarna Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 90.60 a w A

49. Ms. Vaishali Paliwal Raj Mahila Gelda Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 90.00 h g n i

50. Ms. Tejaswini Mazda Raj Mahila Gelda Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 86.80 S

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51. Ms. Heena Shrimali Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Losing, Udaipur 86.40 a F

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52. Ms. Khushi Verma Govt. Girls Sr. Sec School, Jagdish Chowk, Udaipur 86.40 n a r a h 272 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

RBSE X 53. Ms. Khyati Tirgar The Stanvard Sr. Sec. School, Ganesh Nagar, Udaipur 97.00

54. Mr. Aadarsh Jain Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 95.67

55. Mr. Divesh Kumar Bhoi Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Hiran Magri, Udaipur 93.33

Games and Sports 56. Mr. Kushagra Saruparia St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur NCC Basket Ball

57. Ms. Anisha Jain Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur Chess

58. Ms. Akshita Jain Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, Pratap Nagar, Udaipur Chess

59. Ms. Disha Chouhan Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur Badminton

60. Mr. Kaif Miyaji St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School Bhupalpura, Udaipur NCC Football

61. Mr. Lakshit Paliwal Miranda Sr. Sec. School, Sector 5, Udaipur Strength Lifting

62. Ms. Priyanka K. Kumawat Mahaveer Vidya Mandir School, Ganeshghati, Udaipur Boxing

63. Mr. Rakshit Paliwal Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur Swimming

Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities 64. Mr. Utkarsh Agrawal St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur X -95.40 NTSE

65. Mr. Devansh Menaria Delhi Public School, Udaipur X - 95.20 NSTSE

66. Mr. Sarthak Shah St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur X 91.60 NTSE

67. Ms. Lalita Prajapat Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Sundarwas, Udaipur Guide

68. Ms. Shivani Dhobi Govt. Girls Sr. Sec. School, Sundarwas, Udaipur Guide

Maharana Fateh Singh Special Award 69. Ms. Sajana Paliwal Vidya Niketan Sec. School, Gogunda, Udaipur X - 93.17

70. Ms. Nidhi Kalal Vardaan Sec. School, Navadera, Dungarpur X - 95.17

71. Mr. Suresh Gameti Govt. Sec. School, Teelakheda, Udaipur Soft Ball

72. Ms. Nidhi Chanderia Govt. Savatri Girls Sr. Sec. School, Ajmer Hockey

73. Ms. Basanti Gameti Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Kaya, Udaipur Hockey

74. Mr. Mangi Lal Gameti Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Dhar, Udaipur Handball

75. Mr. Rithvik Singh Rathore St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Titardi, Udaipur Author of 2 Publications

76. Ms. Vanshika Sharma The Creative Brain Academy, Nathdwara Wrestling Judo The children showed exemplary courage and humanity during riots, 77. Ms. Adrika Goyal stone pelting and curfew during Bharat band in Morena, MP, 78. Mr. Goyal on 2nd April 2018. The children provided food, water, medicine and first aid to the panicked passengers of the train no 18238 (UP Chattisgarh Express) which was taken in possession by rioters.

273 Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

79. Mr. Arsh Ali, Allahabad, UP Arsh Ali, currently 18 years old, is the Youngest Archaeologist in India who recently researched and discovered previously unknown links between Ancient Egypt and India through Buddhism when during Emperor Ashoka’s reign he converted to Buddhism and wanted to spread its teachings to other continents, Arsh has also been working on Archaeological excavations and explorations in various parts of India and has delivered talks on archaeology all over India, Egypt and in the UK. Knowing more than 15 scripts and languages, ancient and modern, he is presently doing an experimental study of Ancient Egyptian mummification and other topics of archaeology in Egypt and India. 80. Mr. Manish Singh, Udaipur He met with an accident receiving an 11 KV electricity shock when, after getting an infection in the right elbow he underwent surgery and lost his hand. After the loss of his arm he went through very difficult times but never gave up. Manish Singh became an accomplished Kabaddi player as well as a Gymnast. In 2017 he participated in the Rajasthan Kabaddi League selection held in Jaipur where he demonstrated his skills to the selection committee and was selected as the captain in the National Kabaddi team. 2020 CBSE (Science) 1. Mr. Jatin Talreja St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Khushal Bagh, Udaipur 98.80 2. Ms. Jigisha Bansal St. Mary's Convent School, Teetardi, Udaipur 96.80 3. Ms. S. Surya St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Khushal Bagh, Udaipur 96.40 4. Mr. Devraj Singh Chauhan St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur 96.00 5. Ms. Nandika Sanjog Sahani Delhi Public School, N.H. 8, Udaipur 96.00 CBSE (Commerce) 6. Mr. Apoorv Maheshwari St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur 97.20 7. Ms. Saniya Porwal Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 96.60 8. Mr. Pratyush Jain St. Gregorios Sr. Sec. School, Khushal Bagh, Udaipur 96.40 9. Ms. Lakshita Mundra Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Sardarpura Udaipur 96.20 10. Ms. Swechha Jain St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur 96.00 CBSE (Arts) 11. Ms. Eashita Jain Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 94.40 12. Mr. Karmendu Agrawal Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 94.20 13. Ms. Riya Raj Chauhan Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 93.80 14. Ms. Megha Lohar Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 93.40 15. Mr. Tanay Sawansukha Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 92.40 All India Secondary School Examination 16. Ms. Moksha Jain St. Anthony Sr. Sec. School, Goverdhan Vilas, Udaipur 98.60 17. Ms. Mahi Kothari Seedling Modern Public School, Udaipur 97.40

18. Ms. Naqiyah Kagzi St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur 97.40 d r a

19. Mr. Sahil Safy Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 97.20 w A

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20. Mr. Arthank Bhanawat St. Paul's Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur 97.20 g n i S

21. Mr. Soumyadeep Chakraborty Rockwoods High School, Bhuwana, Udaipur 97.20 h e t a

22. Ms. Komal Gupta Seedling Modern Public School, Udaipur 97.20 F

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23. Mr. Himanshu Purohit Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur 97.00 r a h 274 a M Sr. Name of Student Name of School Percentage / Achievements

RBSE (Science) 24. Mr. Rudransh Vyas Ascent International Sr. Sec. School, Sector 3, Udaipur 95.80 25. Ms. Jagrati Kumawat Alok Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 95.00 26. Ms. Lovely Sahu Navbharat Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 95.00 RBSE (Commerce) 27. Mr. Ishant Jain Guru Nanak Public Sr. Sec. School, Sector 4, Udaipur 93.40 28. Mr. Arjun Singh Rathore The Stanvard Sr. Sec. School, Ayad, Udaipur 93.00 29. Mr. Lalit Pujari The Stanvard Sr. Sec. School, Ayad, Udaipur 92.40 30. Ms. Kushmita Salvi Navbharat Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 92.40 RBSE (Arts) 31. Ms. Harshita Jain Govt Var. Upa. Sans. Vid., Savinakhera, Udaipur 94.40 32. Ms. Payal Goswami Abhinav Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur 94.00 33. Mr. Sujeet Prajapat Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 92.00 Secondary Examination 34. Ms. Khushi Dangi Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 97.83 35. Ms. Payal Vaishnav Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 96.00 36. Ms. Heena Suthar Jyoti Sr. Sec. School, Fatehpura, Udaipur 95.67 37. Ms. Rekha Kumawat The Stanvard Sec. School, Kanpur, Udaipur 95.00 Games and Sports 38. Ms. Atmika Gupta St. Mary's Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur Air Rifle 39. Ms. Vasundhra Singh Chauhan Maharana Mewar Public School, Udaipur Swimming 40. Ms. Chitrangi Dashora St. Paul Sr. Sec. School, Bhupalpura, Udaipur Dragon Boat 41. Mr. Palash Barber Delhi Public School, Udaipur Football Junior 42. Ms. Yashi Sharma Adarsh Vidhya Mandir Sr. Sec. School, Sawai Madhopur Archery 43. Mr. Kaustubh M. Kunj Mayoor School, Ajmer Classical Vocalist 44. Ms. Angel Sukhwal St. Mary’s Convent Sr. Sec. School, Udaipur Swimming and Volleyball 45. Mr. Shailendra Singh Devara Govt. Sr. Sec. School Mandesar, Bhinder, Udaipur He is a student of Govt. Sr. Sec. School Mandesar, Bhinder, Udaipur. He participated in mentorship program 2018 'inspire awards - manak' held at MNIT, Jaipur and in 2019 at IIT Delhi organised by National Innovation Foundation - India, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India. His Floor Cleaning Machine - Clean India Project was selected for International Inspire Award scheduled in April 2020 at Japan. Rural RBSE - X 46. Mr. Kapil Sharma Sanskar V.M. Sr. Sec. School Kolyari, Jhadol Phalasiya 96.17 47. Mr. Sharan Kandwani The Creative Brain Academy Sr. Sec. School, Grammaja 94.00 Nathdwara RBSE - XII Science 48. Mr. Prince Prajapat Tulsi Amrit Senior Secondary School, Kanore, Udaipur 95.80 49. Ms. Pinki Dangi Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Mandesar, Bhinder, Udaipur 74.60 (Specially abled)

275 Maharana Fateh Singh Awardees at a Glance

276 MMFAA - at a glance

MMFAA Year Date Venue 1 1980 28th December Maharana Mewar Public School, The City Palace 2 1982 17th January Maharana Mewar Public School, The City Palace 3 1983 20th February Maharana Mewar Public School, The City Palace 4 1984 19th February Maharana Mewar Public School, The City Palace 5 1985 24th March Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 6 1986 5th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 7 1987 4th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 8 1988 10th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 9 1989 2nd April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 10 1990 8th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 11 1991 14th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 12 1992 19th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 13 1993 11th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 14 1994 10th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 15 1995 16th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 16 1996 14th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 17 1997 13th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 18 1998 12th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 19 1999 11th April Zenana Mahal, The City Palace 20 2000 9th April The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 21 2001 8th April The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 22 2002 14th April The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 23 2003 9th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 24 2004 14th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 25 2005 6th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 26 2006 5th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 27 2007 11th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 28 2008 2nd March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 29 2009 15th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace 2010 7th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

2012 26th February The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

2013 3rd March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

2015 22nd March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

2016 6th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

2017 5th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

2018 11th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

2019 10th March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

2020 1st March The Manek Chowk, The City Palace

277 Acknowledgments

Conceptualized and Compiled by Dr. Mayank Gupta Deputy Secretary MMCF - Development and Convener - Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards

Special Thanks Ms. Sabina Bailey Public Affairs and International Consultant, Eternal Mewar, London

Mr. Bhupendra Singh Auwa Administrator in Chief - MMCF

Mr. Prahlad Ray Soni Senior Manager - Media Design & Printing Centre

Mr. Giriraj Singh Rajput Manager - Maharana Mewar Historical Publications Trust

Mr. Utesh Dungarwal Manager - MMCF - Development

Supported by Mr. Mahesh Pillai Mr. Uma Shanker Paliwal Mr. Abhishek Mahawar Mr. Mustafa Sagar

Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation (MMCF) The City Palace Udaipur 313001, Rajasthan, India Maharana Mewar Foundation Annual Awards 'Honouring service of permanent value rendered to society'

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