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Part Time Santhi in the Travancore Devaswom Board PART TIME SANTHI IN THE TRAVANCORE DEVASWOM BOARD Date of Date of Last Post Department DOE Total Advice Cancellation Advice / Exhaustion Travancore Part Time Devaswom 23.08..2017 292 26.02.2020 Santhi Board OC E SC ST OBC Viswakarma H-Nadar Dheevara 244 250 S/L 6 Nil SL- 7 SL-1 SL- 2 248 Advised on 26.02.2020 Page 1 of 7 APPOINTMENT CHART No.8/Rect/KDRB/2016 Category No.1/16 Name of Post : Part Time Santhi Name of Devaswom : Travancore Devaswom Board Date of Receipt of Vacancy : 12.02.2020 Number of Vacancies Reported : 42 (Fresh) Date of Advice : 26.02.2020 PENDING TURNS TPO : Nil NJD : Nil NCA : SC – 14, ST -4, OBC -2 Main Rotation Starts from MR III 51 OC Rotation as Rank Sl.No Name & address of candidate Community Approved by No the KDRB Remarks 1 ANU V S PUTHEN MADOM MAHADEVESWARAM 209 MR III 51 OC KILIMANOOR PO THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 695601 2 No SC/ST candidate available in the No SC/ST Ranked list. candidate To be notified for NCA selection. available in the MR III 52 SC Ranked list. To be notified for NCA selection. 3 KRISHNAN POTTY V PERUVAZHIKKAL MADOM 210 MR III 53 OC KARETTU ,VAMANAPURAM PO THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 695606 Page 2 of 7 4 REJEESH K R KAMBIKKAKAM VEEDU 215 MR III 56 OC CHIPPUNKAL PO EZHAVA ARPUKARA KOTTAYAM 686563 5 SARATH E P ELAYIDATHU MANA 213 MR III 55 OC AZHIYIDATHU CHIRA PO THIRUVALLA 689113 6 SANEESH S KUNJUTHARA VEEDU 216 MR III 57 OC T V PURAM PO EZHAVA VAIKOM KOTTAYAM686606 7 VIMAL P R PATTANIPARAMBU 217 MR III 59 OC ARATTUVAZHI EZHAVA ALAPPUZHA NORTH PO ALAPPUZHA 688007 8 MAHESH H MAHESH BHAVAN 220 MR III 63 OC T V PURAM PO EZHAVA VAIKOM KOTTAYAM 686606 9 NIDHEESH A V ANJUPURAYKKAL VEEDU 221 MR III 65 OC CHEEPUNKAL PO EZHAVA ARPUKARA KOTTAYAM 686563 10 SREEKANTH S V SREEVIDYA BHAVAN KANNARAMELE S/L 2 MR III 60 N ATTARAMOOLA H NADAR PAYATTUVILA PO THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 695501 11 PRAVEEN KUMAR S THADATHIL PUTHEN VEEDU MUNDUKOTTAKKAL PO 218 MR III 61 OC THAZHE VETTIPURAM PATHANAMTHITTA 689649 12 PRASANTH P LAKSHMI SADANAM VADAKKUMTHALA PO 219 MR III 62 OC PANAYANNARKAVU KARUNAGAPPALLY KOLLAM 690536 13 PRAMESH KUMAR P R THARAYIL VEEDU 223 MR III 66 OC EZHAVA ANTHAKARANAZHI PO,CHERTHALA ALAPPUZHA 688531 Page 3 of 7 14 No SC/ST candidate available in the No SC/ST Ranked list. candidate To be notified for NCA selection. MR III 64 SC available in the Ranked list. To be notified for NCA selection. 15 SUBASH B MUTTRINJI 229 MR III 54 E CHITTOOR PO EZHAVA PALAKKAD 678101 16 LIKHITH K LOHITHAKSHAN KOKKUVAYIL HOUSE KANDAMKULAM PO 235 MR III 58 E EZHAVA METHALA THRISSUR 680669 17 JITHESH R KARUTHAMESSERI ILLAM 224 MR III 67 OC ASAMANNOOR PO PERUMBAVOOR ERNAKULAM 683549 18 UNNIKRISHNAN M PUTHEN MADOM 225 MR III 68 OC IDAMULAKKAL PO ANCHAL KOLLAM 691306 19 RADHEESH DEV T K ANALAKKATTU THEKKEPARAMBU MADOM 226 MR III 69 OC MARIYAPPALLI PO NATTAKOM KOTTAYAM 686013 20 No OBC candidate available in the No OBC candidate Ranked list. available in the MR III 70 OBC To be notified for NCA selection. Ranked list. To be notified for NCA selection 21 HARIKRISHNAN NAMBOOTHIRI KG PUTHIYAMADOM VAZHAPPALLY PO 227 MR III 71 OC CHANGANASSERY KOTTAYAM 686103 22 No SC/ST candidate available in the No SC/ST Ranklist. candidate To be notified for NCA selection. MR III 72 SC available in the Ranklist. To be notified for NCA selection. Page 4 of 7 23 ARAVIND KUMAR VELUTHAMASSERY ILLAM 228 MR III 73 OC AIMURY PO PERUMBAVOOR ERNAKULAM 683544 24 BINEESH N V NALUVELITHAYYIL 236 MR III 79 OC THAICKAL PO EZHAVA CHERTHALA 688530 25 VISHNU NARAYANAN NAMBOOTHIRI SREEKRISHNA VILASAM 231 MR III 75 OC KOODAL PO PATHANAMTHITTA 689693 26 HARIGOVINDAN C M CHERIPOOR MULLAKKAL VEEDU 232 MR III 76 OC PERINGANNOOR PO PERINGODE VIA PALAKKAD 679535 27 VIJESH V NAMBOOTHIRI MADATHIL KAITHAVADAKK 234 MR III 77 OC CHETTIKKULANGARA MAVELIKKARA ALAPPUZHA 690106 28 MANOJ L MANILAL BHAVANAM 237 MR III 80 OC EZHAVA GOVINDAMUTTAM PO KAYAMKULAM 690527 29 SURESH M S MANIYAMTHARA HOUSE 240 MR III 85 OC VAIKAPRAYAR PO EZHAVA VAIKOM KOTTAYM 686146 30 JYOTHISH K R KUZHUPPALLY 241 MR III 86 OC CHANDIROOR PO EZHAVA CHERTHALA ALAPPUZHA 688547 31 UNNIKRISHNAN S TC 27/822 AATHI NIVAS 238 MR III 81 OC AMBANAGAR VANCHIYOOR THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 695035 32 KISHOR KUMAR T THANKAVILASAM THARAYIL KADAVU 245 MR III 74 E EZHAVA VALIYAZHEEKKAL PO KAYAMKULAM ALAPPUZHA 690535 Page 5 of 7 33 SAJIKUMAR V S ILAVINKUZHI VEEDU VAZHAKKAD 239 MR III 83 OC POTHENCODE PO THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 695584 34 No SC/ST candidate available in the No SC/ST Ranked list. candidate To be notified for NCA selection. MR III 84 SC available in the Ranked list. To be notified for NCA selection. 35 VIPINRAJ S IDAYILA VEEDU PULIYOOR VANCHI NORTH 249 MR III 78 E EZHAVA THAZHAVA PO KARUNAGAPPALLY KOLLAM 690523 36 VISHNU SHAJAN POKKATTU IRUMBUPALAM 250 MR III 82 E MEZHAKUMCHAL EZHAVA VALARA PO IDUKKI 685561 37 HAREESH KURUKKAL S THEKKETHAYYIL VEEDU 242 MR III 87 OC CHAVARA BRIDGE PO CHAVARA KOLLAM 691583 38 REMJITH S MULLASSERIYIL 248 ARAYA/ MR III 88 D AZHEEKKAL DHEEVARA PRAYAR ALAPPUZHA 690547 39 ARUN S K ARUNALAYAM 243 MR III 89 OC VENGANOOR PO THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 695523 40 No OBC candidate available in the Ranked No OBC candidate list. available in the To be notified for NCA selection. MR III 90 OBC Ranked list. To be notified for NCA selection. 41 ARJUN S NAIR PADIPPURAKKAL VEEDU 244 MR III 91 OC CHENNAKUNNU PO KOTTAYAM 686506 Page 6 of 7 42 No SC/ST candidate available in the No SC/ST Ranked list. candidate To be notified for NCA selection. MR III 92 ST available in the Ranked list. To be notified for NCA selection. Advice of candidates made against the turns at Sl. Nos. 4,6,7,8,9,13,15,16,24,28,29,30,32,35&36 are interchanged with in the respective community group for keeping seniority in the list OC/BC POSITION OC BC NJD TOTAL Previous 170 80 Nil 250 Present 28 14 Nil 42 Total 198 94 Nil 292 LIST OF UNFILLED TURNS OF COMMUNITIES MR II 24 SC,MR II 32 SC,MR II 44 ST, MRII 52 SC, MRII 64 SC, MRII 72 SC, MRII 84 SC, MRII 92 ST, MR III 4 SC,MR III 12 SC,MR III 24 SC,MR III 32 SC,MR III 44 ST,MR III 52 SC, MRIII 64 SC, MRIII 70 OBC, MRIII 72 SC, MRIII 84 SC, MR III 90 OBC& MRIII 92 ST N.RAJAGOPAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY For Secretary Kerala Devaswom Recruitment Board Page 7 of 7 .
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