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List of Approved Research Guides in Education Programmes S.No LIST OF APPROVED RESEARCH GUIDES IN EDUCATION PROGRAMMES S.NO. NAME ADDRESS PLACE 1. Dr. L. Venkat Ram Reddy 2-5-209 Nakkallagutta, Hanamakonda -506 001 Warangal 2. Dr.S.Ramaprabha No:2, Periyar Nagar, Rajagopalapuram -622 003 Pudukkottai 3. Dr.V.Natarajan Director, Human Resource Development and Chennai Research Centre, 5/69 East Mogappair Chennai-50 4. Dr.Kancharana Lokeswara Sri,G.C.S.R.college of education GMR Nagar Rajan- Srikakulam Rao 532 127 5. Dr.M.Prabhakara Rao Principal Prema College of Education Timmapuram Visakhapatnam 6. Dr.Navprabhakar Lal 147,Shilp Colony Kalwar Road Jhotwara Jaipur Goswami 7. Dr.Mahendran 283,Alagar Koil Road Melur Madurai Madurai-625 106 8. Dr.E.Thangadurai B.55, N.G.O.Colony, Nagercoil.2 Nagercoil 9. Dr.K.Selvakumar, M.A., Lecturer in Education, Cholan College of Education, Kancheepuram Ph.D., Sembarampakkam, Kancheepuram-2 10. Dr.N.Pandiyan 69,Kannan Nagar Pudukottai-622 004 Pudukottai 11. Dr.A.Meenakshisundaram Lakshmi College of Education Gandhigram Gandhigram-624 302 12. Dr.K.PanduRangaswamy Lecturer in English I.A.S.E.B.Camp post Kurnool Kurnool-518 002 13. Dr.M.N.Krishnan kutty Muttathu House Kothakulangara , Angamaly P.o, Kerala Nambeesan Kerala 14. Dr.G.Shaik Meeran Lect. in Tamil (S.S) Presidency College,Chennai-5 Chennai 15. Dr.A.S.Ramakrishna Reader in Education R.V.R.R. College of Education Guntur Guntur. 16. Dr.G.Subramonian 117,Annapoorne Layout New Siddhaputhoor Coimbatore Coimbatore-641 020. 17. Dr.M.R.Elumalai, M.A., Teacher Educator, Education for All,Block Resource Arni M.Phil, M.Ed, Ph.D. centre , Sevoor Arni-632 316 18. Dr.;Umeed Singh Dept of Education VNSG University Surat Surat 19. Dr. B.Minnelkodi Professor of Education Annamalai University Chidambaram 20. Dr.Payare Lal T-II-16 Sector -25 kP.U.Campus Chandigarh 21. Dr.S.T.B.Palaniappan Asst.Professor, S.V.C.College of Education, Puliangudi S.V.Nagar 22. Dr.N.N.Prahallada Reader in Education Department of Education Mysore Regional Institute of Education 23. Dr.Tara Sabapathy 174/4 IIIrd Cross Wishon Gardens Bangalore-27 Bangalore 24. Dr.Jaspal Singh Warwal 103/3,Narang Colony Warwal Niwas, Muktsar Muktsar -152 026 25. Dr.D.B.Tali Lecturer Trisha College of Education Thain, Hamirpur 26. Dr.S.Rasul Mohaideen V.O.C.College of Education Thoothukudi-628 008 Thoothukudi 27. Dr.Geetika mehrotra 613,Sewak Ashram Road, Deradur 28. Dr.K.S.Ramakrishnan 13,Jakkammal Koil Street, Chennai Postal Audit Colony, Chinmayanag 29. Dr.Kalika Yadav Dept. of Continuing Edn. Barkatullah University Bhopal 1 30. Dr.Rajkumar S.V.M.College of Education Tarkwari Bhoraj Hamirpur 31. Dr.(Mrs)Krishna Dewan A-23.Vivek vihar Phase II Delhi-95 Delhi 32. Dr.Ranjana Bhatia Amity Institute of Education M-Block,Saket New Delhi- Delhi 110017 33. Dr.Niranjana Soperna A/3, 208,1 st Floor, Savitri Nagar, New Delhi Delhi 34. Dr.S.Vincent 27,Lourdunagar III St., K.Pudur,-625 007 Madurai 35. Dr.Neelam Rani H-189 See-18 H.B.C. Faridabad 36. Dr.Ch.Chandra Sekhar Lecturer in Education Ghulam Ahmed College of Hyderabad Education Rd.No.3,Banjara Hills, Hyderabad-34 37. Dr.R.John Louis No:11,7 th Cross Kamban Nagar Reddiarpalayam Pondicherry Manoharan Pondicherry-605 010 38. Dr.P.P.Khatri H.No.-441,Sec-15 Somipat, Haryana 39. Dr.M.S.Chahar C.R.College of Education Rohtak Rohtak 40. Dr.A.M.Sekar 2,V.O.C.Street,Ammaiyar Pondicherry Nagar,keezhkazakudi,Karaikal-609 609, 41. Dr.Maya.S Sahasraram,T.C9/2610,Elankom Gardens, Nattalam Vellagambalam 42. Dr.S.Robinson D.No.3,M.S.P.Nagar Kovilpattai Karaikal 43. Dr.Anita Kumari H.No.284,Sector-14 Rohtak-1244001 Haryana Rohtak 44. Dr.Sajida Sadig 2890,Bagh Chanwarbardar M.S.B.Ka Radta Jaipur 45. Dr.Rajesh Chauham E-2/147 Chitra Koot schem Aimer Road Jaipur Jaipur 46. Dr.R.Krishnakumar No.9,Maryappa Nagar Annexe Annamalai Nagar Annamalai Nagar 47. Dr.Shivakumar Kabbur Srisaila College of Education Harihar 48. Dr.Jayappa.H.S. Principal S.J.V.P.College of Education Hirekalnath Karnataka Honnali District 49. Dr.S.Shivaiah Smt.Sarvamangalamma Maganur Davangere Basappa College of Education For Women, Basavamantapa 50. Dr.V.A.Benakanal Ward-VI AT.Post-Gulendgud-587 203 Karnataka dist-Bagalkot 51. Dr.Rabia Khanum Principal Humid Piyare College of Education Gulbarga 52. Dr.J.G.Roddannavar K.V.College of Education Rolda Road Dharwad Karnataka 53. Dr.Kongawad.N.B. Plot No.54 Shakitnagar Dharuad Karnataka 54. Dr.Manjula T.Swamy B94,ShriVatsa Gardens Thudialur, Coimbatore Coimbatore 55. Dr.S.Rama, M.Sc., M.Phil., Lecture in Maths (Edn)., Lady Willingdon Inst. Of Chennai M.Ed., Ph.D., Advanced Study in Education, Triplicane, Chennai-5 56. Dr.A.K.Kala H.No.9743 Street -10 Multani Dhanda Pahar Ganj Delhi New Delhi-110 055 57. Dr.P.Krishnamurthy Raju M.R.College of Education,Fort. Vizianagaram Vizianagaram,A.P. 58. Dr.D.Prakasa Rao School of Distance Education Andhra University Vishakapatnam Vishakapatnam 59. Dr.Mrs.Bilquis Begam N-12,2B/E,D Sector, Rowra Bangh Aurangabad 60. Dr.Suject Kumar Mo.Faridabad,Post Phoalpur, Allahabad 61. Dr.Rohtash Jalabad(w) Firozcpor Punjab-152 024 Punjab 62. Dr.Hari Singh Pal 684,Indrapark Pelam New Delhi-110045 New Delhi 63. Dr Geeta Raj 685/677,Sirmour Marg kaulayarh.Road, Deratur Rajendra nagar 64. Dr.S.Vasanthi 110.21,Dr.Besunt Roud Triplicane Chennai-5 Chennai 2 65. Dr.S.Santhan Krishnan Principal Vidhyalaya Sagar College & Education Chengalpattu GST Road 66. Dr.S.Bangaru Samy Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Panchavati Rangat, Andaman Middle 67. Dr.S.K.Zareena Principal Measi College of Education Chennai 113/53,Angappan naicken Street, Chennai-600 001 68. Dr.P.Harinath Principal Viswavani College of Education Nandyal Nandyal -518 501 69. Dr.J.R.Letchumi A27/A Karthikeyan salai Periyar nagar, Chennai-82 Chennai 70. Dr.A.Vizhimaran Nerur North Palaiyur Karur Karur 71. Dr.Rabindra Kumar P.G.Dept.of Education Ravenshaw University, Guttack Mohanty 72. Dr.S.Devasahayam Meston College of Education 33/10,West Colt Chennai Selvakumar Road,Royapettah, Chennai-600 014 73. Dr.A.Devaki, M.A., M.Ed, Lecturer in Education, Govt. College of Education, Komarapalayam M.Phil., Ph.D., Komarapalayam 74. Dr.M.C.Raja Kullai Reddy P.No:4/692(12) Near R.T.C Raghava Reddy (Street) Anantapur Anantapur 75. Dr.S.Kulasekara Perumal Department of Education Annamalai University Annamalai Pillai Annamalai Nagar Nagar 76. Dr.Kumar Sanjeev Department of Education Patna Patna University,Dariyapur,Patna-800 004 77. Dr.M.Soundararajan Dept of Education Annamalai University Annamalai Chidambaram Nagar 78. Dr.N.K.Arjunan Hill valley College of Education, Kochin CHN.P.O,Thrikkakkara 79. Dr.J.Jain Shanthini 74,Sastri Street, Vankateswara Nagar, Kolathur Chennai Chennai-99 80. Dr.Shaik Shamshuddin Lecturer in Phychology Diet, Kuruool-2 Kurnool 81. Dr.Seema Chepu Lecturer,G.H.G.H.College of Education Punjab Sidhwankhurd 82. Dr.K.Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Psyhology, District Institute of Education Nellore and Training, Pallipadu, Nellore, 83. Dr.K.Venkateswar Lecturer,govt.College of Education Pallepadu Nellore 84. Dr.P.Nithila Devakarunyam 26,M.C.C.Campus East Tambaram Chennai-59 Chennai 85. Dr.K.Subba Rao Asr College of education Srinivasapuram Kovvur Kovvur,W.G.Dt 86. Dr.Shreemathi.S.Mayya “Ananya”Acharya Layout, Dairy Road, Eshwra nagara, Manipal manipal-576 104 87. Dr.Anita Soni 1/243,Kalakua Aravali Vihar Alwar (Raj)301 001 Alwar 88. Dr.Reshma..Julka 156,Saraswat Nagar Piplod Surat-395007 Surat 89. Dr.S.Malathi 6/350 Mogappair West Chennai-37 Chennai 90. Dr.Jakka Malathi Madhav Near westerngate of Atitya Jr College Subba Raopet, Tadepalligulam 91. Dr.G.Pazhanivelu 94,Thiruvengadam nagar Serroji College Thanjavur- Thanjavur 613 010 92. Dr.P.Sekar Selli Amman Koil Street, Thennangur & Post Thiruvannamalai Wandavasi T.K.-604 408 93. Dr.Mrs.Mumtaz Begum Triplicane Chennai-600 005 Chennai 94. Dr.N.Balasubramanian Bharathiar University Coimbatore Coimbatore 3 95. Dr.G.Visvanathan No.1,Slivapuri quarters Athinarayanan Road Chidambaram Annamalai nagar-608 002 96. Dr.P.S.Chandra Kumar J.J.College of Education Ammapettai Trichy Tiruchirappalli 97. Dr.R.C.Puttabuddi Sri Siddaganga College of Education.B.H.Road Tumkur Tumkur 98. Dr.K.T.Jos Near Govt.L.P.School Mala P.O., Trichur 99. Dr.Ar.Sasikalaa 5,Sri Vaishnavi Apartment 10/23, Chennai III Avenue Indra nagar,Adyar-Chennai-20 100. Dr.A.Madhu Sudan Reddy H.No.11-11-75,Plot No.38,Road No-2,Telephone Hyderabad Colony,S.R.K.Puram,Hyderabad,A.P. 101. Dr.J.Kausalya, M.A., M.Phil Dept.of English, NKT National College of Education, Chennai (Eng)., M.Ed., M.Phil(Edn)., Triplicane/New No.19,Old No.71,2 nd Street Thantai Ph.D., Periyar Nagar, Ayanavaram 102. Dr.T.Thilagavathy Reader Dept of Education Annamalai University Chidambaram 103. Dr.V.Dhanasekaran 1,Ramanujam St., S.R.K.Vidyalaya Qtrs Coimbatore- Coimbatore 641 020 104. Dr.V.Shanmuga Ganesan 129,Tank Road Sivananda Colony Coimbatore Coimbatore-641 012 105. Dr.A.Mary Lily Pushpam Reader in mathematics. Govt College of Education Coimbatore Coimbatore-641 001 106. Dr.S.Rajaguru SRKV College of Education, SRKV Post Coimbatore- Coimbatore 641 020/ Reader in Education, Ramakrishna Mission College of Education, Coimbatore 107. Dr.A.K.Mohanty Ram-EESH Inst., of Education 3-Knowledge Park-1 Greater Noida kasna Road Greater Noida, G.B.Nagar U.P.201306 108. V.Rama Reader in physical Science, Coimbatore SRKV College of education SRK Vidyalaya (PO) 109.
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