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List Sss Eng.Pdf Sl.No City Name of the Teacher 1. Trustee, Sri Surasaraswati Sabha Sri.A.V.Venkatachalam 2. Secretary,Jnanodaya School,Bengaluru Sri Surya Narayana 3. Adhikhsakaru, Sadwidya Sanjeevini Sri.C.Krishna Bhatta Samskrita Mahapaatashaala, Sringeri 4. Sadwidya Sanjeevini Samskrita Sri Nagaraja Bhatta Mahapaatashaala, Sringeri 5. Assistant Professor, R. C. College, Dr.V.R.Tripuraambha Bangalore 6. Joint Commissioner, Department of the Dr.T.N.Prabhakar College of Education, Mysore 7. Rajivagandhi Kendreeya Vidyapeeth, Principal Sringeri 8. Professor, Bhandarkars College, Dr.H.V.Narasimha Murthy Kundapur 9. Samskrit College Udupi Dr.N.Lakshminarayana Bhat 10. Bengaluru University Director 11. Tarunodaya Sanskrit seva Samsthe, A. N. Rajendra Rao Shimoga 12. Indrali, Udupi Sri Nagaraj Hegde 13. Nitturu, Udupi Sri H. N. Sringeshvara 14. Kota Sri. Acyuta Upadhya 15. Kota Sri. Sambhu Bhatta 16. Kundapur Sri Srinivasa Upadhya 17. Kalyanpur, Udupi Sri. H. S. Venkatesh 18. Adamaru, Udupi Sri. Srihari 19. Valakadu, Udupi Sri. Venkataramana Upadhyaya 20. Padubidre Sri. Raghavendrarav 21. Kunjibettu, Udupi Sris. Sridevi S.J. 22. Gujarat Sri. Ramapriya 23. Nanganalluru, Chennai Sri. S. Hariharan 24. Kotturu, Chennai Sri. Jeyaraj kaketi 25. Majali, karavara Sri. D.G. Joshi 26. Pune, Mangalore Sri.Parameshwara Hegde 27. Tumkur Sri. Hanumantarayappa 28. Surathkal Sri Subramanya Bhatt 29. Bailuru, Udupi Sri Narayana Tantri 30. Urva, Mangalore Sri Murari Tantri 31. Ranebennuru Sri. S.G. Nadiger 32. Kodyalabailu, Mangalore Sri. Ramesh Acharya 33. Hassan Sri. Sarasvatamma S. R. 34. Nanjanagudu Sri. R. Umamani 35. Anandavana, agadi Sri. Sankara Sharma 36. Ujire Sri Ramchandra Purohit 37. Ujire Sri. Mahaganapati 38. Ujire Dr. Mahabala Bhatta 39. Kalladka Sri Jayara.P 40. Mysore Sri. K.. Mahabalayya 41. Cemburu, Mumbai Sri. K.. Vaidyalingam 42. Mysore Sri. Shivasaktinath 43. Tumkur Shri Arvind Bhat 44. Sringeri Sri. Mahesh kakatkar 45. Belgaum Sri Madhusudana 46. Anekal Sri. Veda 47. Mangalore Sri. Santhla confidence 48. Mangalore Sri. H. R. Faith 49. Turehadlu, Sringeri Sri sitting ahitanala 50. Andhra Pradesh Sri Govinda Ananda bachelor 51. Madanapalli, Andhra Pradesh Sri. Rajagopal 52. Chitradurga Sri Padmavathy 53. Belur Sri. Anantaram 54. Mysore Sri Uma annayya 55. Cennenahalli, Magadi Sri Narasimha Bhagavata 56. Udupi Sri Ramakrishna Clothing 57. Karkala Sri. Niranjan Bhatt 58. Bhadravati Sri Ramaswamy 59. Bhadravati Sri Gopal 60. Bhadravati Sri. Raviprakash 61. Kapu, Udupi Sri. krsnabhatta 62. Yallapura Sri. N. S. Bhatt 63. Sirsi Sri. Bhat kamalakara 64. Mysore Sri. ramamani 65. Bijapur Sri. S.G. Kulkarni 66. Mangalore Sri Srinivasa 67. Kumuta Sri. V. Vedeshvara. G. 68. Camarajanagara Sri. Pradip kumar Dixit 69. Chennai Sri. G.K. Chandrika 70. Satyamangala, Chennai Sri. K. R. Sithalaksmi 71. Ujire, daka District Pro. Visnumurti Bhatt 72. Purnaprajna College, Udupi Prof. H.T. Bhat, 73. Vivekananda College, Putturu Pro. Acyuta Bhat 74. M J M College, Udupi Prof. H. Krishna Bhatta 75. Bhuvanendra College, Karkala Prof. Acyuta Sharma 76. Subramanya, , D.K ,Sulya taluk Prof. Manjunath Bhatt, 77. Mahaveer College, Mudubidire Prof . Ambarish Chiplunkar 78. SM S. College, Brahmavara Prof. J. Venkatesh Pai 79. Kaatil, Mangalore, D.K Dr. Ganpati Bhat 80. Kaatil, Mangalore , D.K Dr. Sonda Bhaskar Bhatt 81. Kaatil, Mangalore , D.K Dr. Nagaraj 82. St. Alasiyan College, Mangalore Pro. Krishnamurthy 83. Bhuvanendra College, Karkala Dr. H. Niranjan Bhatt, 84. University College, Mangalore Dr. V. Girishchandra 85. Bhuvanendra College, Karkala Pro. Jayaram 86. MJM College, Udupi Pro. Vasumati Bhat, 87. Mangalore Dr. Munihanumaiah Bhatt 88. Alvas College, Mudubidire Prof. Venkataramana keregadde 89. Purnaprajna College, Udupi Dr. T. S. Ramesh 90. Govindadasa College, Surathkal Pro. Vagisha Shastri 91. Kenara First Grade College, Mangalore Pro. K.Jayakumari 92. Besant Women's College, Mangalore Prof. Keerthidevi 93. Kaatil, Mangalore Dr. Padmanabha Maratha 94. Upendra Pai Memorial College, Pro. Madhusudana Bhatt Kunjibettu, Udupi 95. Vishwa Vidyalaya College, Mangalore Dr. Subrahmanya Kumar Bhatt 96. SDM College, Ujire ,DK Pro. The. Mahabali, Bhatt, 97. SDM College, Ujire ,DK Dr. Shridhar Bhatt, 98. SDM College, Ujire ,DK Pro. Sarvotthama Acharya 99. S. V. Baliga College, Kumuta Pro. Hampiholi 100. S. V. Baliga College, Kumuta Dr. Mahela adakoli 101. MM. Arts College, Sirsi Dr. G.G. Hegde 102. MM. Arts College, Sirsi Dr.G.N.Bhatta 103. Honnavara Pro. Vinaakara 104. Vijaya College, mulki Prof. K. Yasodhara 105. Bhandarkars College, Kundapur Prof. K.Yashavanti 106. Bhandarkars College, Kundapur Prof. P.K. Aitala 107. Bhandarkars College, Kundapur Dr.Manjunath Bhatta 108. Bhantvala Dr. V.P Shankaralinga 109. Vivekananda College, putturu Dr. M.K. Srikumar 110. Bhantvala Prof. D. Ramanand Bhatt 111. Udupi Dr. Krishnamurti nitilapura 112. Kenara College, Mangalore Dr. G. N. Bhatt 113. Putturu Pro. Ishwara Shastri 114. Putthige Samskrita Vidyapeeth, puttige, Vidvan Gopal Acharya and Udupi District. colleagues 115. Nigamagama school, Saaligrama, Udupi Vidvan Gurumurthy Bhatt District. 116. Sankaranarayana, Kundapur Vidvan T. Vaamana Bhatt 117. Nigamagama school, Saaligrama, Udupi Vidvan Y.M. Bhagavata District. 118. JCBM College, Sringeri Prof. Yashoda 119. SM S. Samskrit College, Udupi Dr. Suresh Acharya and colleagues 120. Vaiyalikaval, Bangalore Sris. Ananthalakshmi Natarajan 121. Shri Ayurvedic College, Bangalore Sri. Srikara Hegde 122. NSVK High School, Bangalore Sri. S. Prabhakar Sharma 123. Shree Krishna International School, Sri. Ravikumar Bangalore 124. Vijayabharati School, Bangalore Sri. S. R. Kulkarni 125. B. N. M. High School, Bangalore Sri. K.. Srihari 126. Auden Public School, Bangalore Shri Sadashiv 127. KECS High School, Bangalore Sri. Venkateshamurthy 128. Indira Priyadarshini girls High School, Sris. V. Bhagyalaksmi. Bhat Bangalore 129. Little Flower High School, Bangalore Sris. T. S. Lata 130. V. S. M. High School, Bangalore Sri. S. Shankar 131. Apollo Convent, Bangalore Sri. S. N. Yadusaila 132. Janaka School, Bangalore Shri Vinod Bhatt 133. Aurobindo Vidya Mandir, Bangalore Principal 134. Manonmani School, Bangalore Sri. Ashwath Kumar 135. Subham karoti maitreyi Gurukul, Sri. Poornesh Kini Bangalore 136. Nivedita Vidya Peeth, Bangalore Sris. G. Umadevi 137. S M.E.. High School, Bangalore Sri. V.G. Bhat 138. B. S. R. Dhaama, Bangalore Sri. Srinivasa rao 139. Vivekananda School, Bangalore Sris. Nalini Nagaraj 140. Clarence High School, Bangalore Sri. Narasimhayya 141. Mahilamandali, Bangalore Sri. Nagalaksmi 142. Saraswati Samskrita school, Bangalore Sri. C. Kalyani 143. Auden High School, Bangalore Sri Prasad 144. Geethagovinda Samskrit Association, Sri. Panjukrishna Bangalore 145. KaSriel High School, Bangalore Sri. Ramesh Bhat 146. Vijaya High School, Bangalore Sri. Ganpati Bhat 147. Ujwala Vidyalaya, Bangalore Smt. Suvarna V. 148. BES High School, Bangalore Sri. Shankara Bhat 149. Aadarsha Samskrita Mahavidyalaya, Smt. Godha Gopal Bangalore 150. Aksaram, Girinagar, Bangalore Sanskrit Bharati 151. SGPTA High School, Bangalore Sri. Ananda kumar 152. Alpha International School, Bangalore Sri. Anantapadmanabha 153. Rani Saraladevi PU College, Bangalore Sri Aravinda holla 154. Bangalore Sri. Balacandra 155. Aurobindo Vidya Mandir, Bangalore Sri. Venkataramana Bhatt 156. Saint Joseph High School, Bangalore Sri. Bhaskar Hegde 157. SSM High School, Bangalore Sri. K. Chayapati. 158. Chinmaya School, Bangalore Sri Raghavendra 159. Venkata International School, Bangalore Sri. Dharmarao 160. Sardar Patel High School, Bangalore Shi Ganpati Shastri 161. PTA High School, Bangalore Sri. Gajanana Bhat 162. Vijaya High School, Bangalore Sri Raghavendra 163. MLA P U College, Bangalore Sri Ganpati Hegde 164. Balaji PU College, Bangalore Sri S.Gayatri 165. Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain College, Ku. Geeta Bangalore 166. Silicon City Public School, Bangalore Sri Gopal 167. The Holy Child High School, Bangalore Sri. Veerabhadra 168. JVSS Centre, Bangalore Smt. Gayatri Suryanarayana 169. Keisies High School, Bangalore Sri Thyagaraja 170. Presidency College, Bangalore Sri. Karthik 171. Kumarans PU College, Bangalore Sri. Nagaraj 172. St. Joseph PU College, Bangalore Sri Mallikarjuna 173. Sindhi High School, Bangalore Smt. Manjulavani 174. Sheshadripuram College, Bangalore Sri. Muralidharan 175. Sindhi College, Bangalore Sri Narasimha Bhat 176. Vani High School, Bangalore Sri Narayana Bhat 177. Vani High School, Bangalore Mrs. Sharada Bhat 178. Kumarans Children 's Home, Bangalore Mr. Nataraja Murthy 179. Kumarans Children 's Home, Bangalore Mr. Anandathirtha 180. Royal Academy of Management Studies, Smt Parvati Bangalore 181. SBM. Jain College, Bangalore Sri Pranesh 182. Bharat Mata Vidya Mandir, Bangalore Sri Prasad 183. Brigade High School, Bangalore Sri Prasanna 184. Caramel High School, Bangalore Sri Prashanth 185. Caramel High School, Bangalore Sri Manjunath 186. Mahilamandali High School, Bangalore Sri Ramakrishna Bhat 187. Presidency School, Bangalore Mr. Rajasekhara Shastri 188. Bhagavata Bhavan, Bangalore Mr. Ram Murthy 189. Vijaya College, Bangalore Mr. Ramaprasad 190. Government Ayuvredik College, Ku. Rangasri Bangalore 191. Government First Grade College, K. R. Ravikumar Bangalore 192. Sri Sarasvati Vidya Mandir, Bangalore Sri Ganesh 193. Sri Sarasvati Vidya Mandir, Bangalore Mrs. Poornima 194. Jyothi Kendriya Vidyalaya, Bangalore Sri Narasimha Bhat 195. Sushruta Ayurvedic College, Bangalore Mr. Sanjiva Hegde 196. Chapel High School, Bangalore Sri Sarvottama Acharya 197.
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