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Dr. Radhakrishnan OBC.Xlsx Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Post Doctoral Fellowship in Humanities and Social Sciences for the Year 2015-17 (OBC Category) S. no. Candidate ID Name Gender Place of Research Research Subject Remarks 1 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- A. Sathish Male Pondicherry Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-4432 University 2 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- A.Nirmala Female Madurai Kamaraj Gandhian and Shortlisted OB-TAM-6857 University Peace Studies 3 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Aas Mohammad Male University Of Economics Shortlisted OB-UTT-6328 Hyderabad 4 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Abdul Mohyee Male Allahabad Urdu Shortlisted OB-UTT-3656 University 5 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Abhijit Bharti Male Banaras Hindu Economics Shortlisted OB-UTT-3605 University 6 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Afjal Ahmad Male Aligarh Muslim Hindi Shortlisted OB-UTT-5478 University Aligarh 7 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Afsar Ali Male Aligarh Muslim Hindi Shortlisted OB-UTT-4689 University 8 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Ajeet Kumar Male Banaras Hindu Hindi Shortlisted OB-UTT-4712 Yadav University 9 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Akhalakh Ansari Male B.H.U Varanasi Geography Shortlisted OB-UTT-5621 10 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Akhter Ali Male The University Of Commerce/ Shortlisted OB-JAM-5367 Kashmir Management 11 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Akkamma Female Kannada University Others Shortlisted OB-KAR-5132 Hampi 12 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Akta Kumari Female Visva-Bharati- Hindi Shortlisted OB-BIH-3636 Santiniketan 13 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Ambe Kumari Female BHU Varanasi Hindi Shortlisted OB-BIH-6538 14 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Amit Kumar Male B H U Varanasi History/ Shortlisted OB-UTT-5668 Singh Museology 15 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Amita Agrawal Female DDU Gkp Religious Studies Shortlisted OB-UTT-6584 University Gorakhpur 16 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Amrata Female University Of Political Shortlisted OB-RAJ-5527 Choudhary Rajasthan- Jaipur Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 17 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Ananthula Raghu Male Kakatiya University Education Shortlisted OB-TEL-5734 18 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Anil Kumar Singh Male Dr R M L A Political Shortlisted OB-UTT-3424 University Faizabad Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 19 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Anjali Yadav Female Allahabad History/ Shortlisted OB-UTT-4052 University Museology 20 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Arif Hussain Male DDU Gorakhpur Commerce/ Shortlisted OB-UTT-4418 Sabir University Management Page 1 of 10 S. no. Candidate ID Name Gender Place of Research Research Subject Remarks 21 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Arun Kumar Male University Of Political Shortlisted OB-UTT-6762 Verma Lucknow- Lucknow Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 22 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Asha Kumari Female T.M.B.U. Bhagalpur Buddhit Shortlisted OB-BIH-4662 studies/Pali 23 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Asheesh Kumar Male Jawaharlal Nehru Sociology/Rural Shortlisted OB-BIH-6299 University- New Development Delhi 24 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Ashish Kumar Male Banaras Hindu Sanskrit/ Shortlisted OB-BIH-3579 University Astrology 25 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Asif Hussain Male J.R.N. Rajasthan History/ Shortlisted OB-RAJ-4531 Vidhyapeet Museology 26 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Askar Ali M Male Pondicherry Tamil Shortlisted OB-PON-5204 University 27 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Chandra Shekhar Male Jamshedpur Co- Hindi Shortlisted OB-UTT-4879 Singh Operative College- Jamshedpur 28 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Chandrappa S Male Kannada University Folklore Shortlisted OB-KAR-6001 Hampi 29 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Cheepi Pullaiah Male Osmania University Economics Shortlisted OB-TEL-4791 30 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Chintala Male University Of Political Shortlisted OB-AND-6569 Venkatramana Hyderabad Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 31 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Chiramana Male Andhra University Political Shortlisted OB-AND-6066 Venkateswarlu Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 32 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- D Chandra Male Sri Venkateswara Geography Shortlisted OB-AND-4758 Sekhar Reddy University 33 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- D. Nabirasool Male Sri Krishna Commerce/ Shortlisted OB-AND-4335 Devaraya Management University- 34 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dalayya Nimmala Male Andhra University Hindi Shortlisted OB-AND-3215 35 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dasari Male Telangana Economics Shortlisted OB-TEL-4899 Satyanarayana University 36 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dhanalakshmi Female Adhra University Hindi Shortlisted OB-AND-3710 Goli 37 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dharwad Female Karnatak University Kannada Shortlisted OB-KAR-6862 Patremma 38 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dhivya.R Female Tamil Nadu Commerce/ Shortlisted OB-TAM-3787 Agricultural Management Page 2 of 10 S. no. Candidate ID Name Gender Place of Research Research Subject Remarks 39 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dinesh Kumar Male Rajasthan Geography Shortlisted OB-RAJ-3255 Siradhana University 40 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dinkar Kumar Male University Of History/ Shortlisted OB-UTT-5947 Allahabad Museology 41 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Donthagani Male Osmania University Political Shortlisted OB-TEL-3265 Veera Babu Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 42 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dr. Udita Yadav Female Banaras Hindu History/ Shortlisted OB-UTT-4674 University- Museology 43 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Dr.A.Yuvaraj Male Alagappa Education Shortlisted OB-TAM-4182 University 44 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Erva Ramesh Male Central University Telugu Shortlisted OB-TEL-5100 Of Hyderabad 45 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Ezhilvasanthan. E Male Pondicherry Tamil Shortlisted OB-PON-3837 University 46 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Fakhre Alam Male Aligarh Muslim Others Shortlisted OB-BIH-4521 University 47 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Fatima Shanawaz Female Aligarh Muslim Psychology Shortlisted OB-UTT-5670 University 48 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Fazila Female Aligarh Muslim History/ Shortlisted OB-UTT-4733 Shahnawaz University Museology 49 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Felix A Male University Of Social Work Shortlisted OB-TAM-6205 Madras 50 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- G Gopi Male Osmania Univesity Telugu Shortlisted OB-TEL-5640 51 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- G. Lakshmidevi Female Annamalai Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-6832 University 52 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- G. Thenmozhi Female Presidency College Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-6061 (Autonomous) 53 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Geetha Female University Of Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-3595 Madras 54 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Gopi Male Andhra University- Political Shortlisted OB-AND-3112 Madaboyina Visakhapatnam Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 55 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Govind Prasad Male Mahatma Gandhi Hindi Shortlisted OB-UTT-6473 Verma Antarrashtriya 56 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Govinda Rao Male Andhra University Hindi Shortlisted OB-AND-5941 Balimi 57 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Gujjeti Tirupathi Male Kakatiya University Tourism Shortlisted OB-TEL-6170 58 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Gunta Leela Vara Male Andhra University Mass Shortlisted OB-AND-3685 Prasada Rao Communication and Journalism Page 3 of 10 S. no. Candidate ID Name Gender Place of Research Research Subject Remarks 59 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Handrala Male Kannada University-Kannada Shortlisted OB-KAR-5030 Gavisiddappa Hampi 60 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Hareesh Kumar Male Banaras Hindu Hindi Shortlisted OB-UTT-4873 University 61 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Harish Chand Male RDVV Jabalpur Political Shortlisted OB-MAD-6096 Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 62 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Harish Das Male Lal Bahadur Shastri Sanskrit/ Shortlisted OB-UTT-4562 Rashtriya Sanskrit Astrology Vidyapith- New 63 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Hemalata Female Gulbarga Sociology/Rural Shortlisted OB-KAR-4588 University Development 64 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Huma Hilal Female Aligarh Muslim Psychology Shortlisted OB-UTT-6591 University- Aligarh 65 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Ignatius M Male Jamia Millia Islamia Social Work Shortlisted OB-TAM-5252 66 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Iyyappan K Male Govt. Arts College- Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-5290 Nandanam- 67 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Jafre Male Swami Ramanand Hindi Shortlisted OB-MAH-5960 Chandrashekhar Teerth College Lakhanlal Ambajogai Dist 68 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Jahan Ara Female A.M.U. Aligarh Sanskrit/ Shortlisted OB-UTT-3765 Astrology 69 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Javed Alam Male Aligarh Muslim Hindi Shortlisted OB-UTT-6576 University 70 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Jayakumar G Male University Of Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-4852 Madras 71 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Jogi Male Sri Sociology/Rural Shortlisted OB-AND-5559 Madhusudan Krishnadevaraya Development University 72 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- John Wilson Male Alagappa Commerce/ Shortlisted OB-TAM-5347 University Management 73 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Jyoti Gupta Female Banaras Hindu Political Shortlisted OB-UTT-3782 University Science/Public Administratrion/L aw 74 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- K Marimuthu Male Bharathidasan History/ Shortlisted OB-TAM-4454 University Museology 75 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- K Vijayasarathy Male Tamil Nadu Economics Shortlisted OB-TAM-6391 Agricultural University 76 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Kalaimani K. Male University Of Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-5561 Madras 77 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Kalaivani S Female Yadava College Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-5757 Page 4 of 10 S. no. Candidate ID Name Gender Place of Research Research Subject Remarks 78 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Karikalan.N Male Periyar University Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-4612 79 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Kasthuri M Female Madras University Tamil Shortlisted OB-TAM-6413 80 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Kavitha M Female Kakatiya University Commerce/ Shortlisted OB-TEL-3916 Management 81 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Keshav Murti Male Banaras Hindu Hindi Shortlisted OB-UTT-6775 University 82 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Khursheed Male Aligarh Muslim Persian Shortlisted OB-UTT-6177 Ahmad University- Aligarh 83 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Krishnaiah Male Kakatiya University Education Shortlisted OB-TEL-6247 Raavula Warangal 84 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Kumari Nirmala Female BHU Varanasi Geography Shortlisted OB-UTT-6421 85 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Lakshminarayana Male Kakatiya University Economics Shortlisted OB-TEL-4229 Komati 86 DSRPDFHS-2015-17- Lal Ji Pal Male Jawaharlal Nehru Political Shortlisted OB-UTT-3137
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