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List of Ph.D. Degree Awarded LIST OF PH.D. DEGREE AWARDED Sl. Date of Name of Candidate Subject Topic Name of Guide No. Award 425 L. Arnold Wilson Botany ―Developmental Studies in Musa‖ 25-08-1992 Dr. V.J. Philip ―Minor Rupakas of Ramapannivada – A critical 426 Suneetha K. Sanskrit 25-08-1992 Dr. T.K. Narayanan study‖ 427 Ramankutty P.V. Sanskrit ―Curse as a Motif in the Mahabharatha‖ 25-08-1992 Dr. K.N. Neelakanatan ―An Analysis of Rural Employment in Kerala – 428 Damayanthi U.T. Economics 25-08-1992 Dr. D.P. Nair A case study of pookode village‖ Nellikurussi Mustafa ―History of Education in Malabar under the 429 History 25-08-1992 Dr. T.K. Ravindran Kamalapasha British Rule (1792-1947) 430 Pradeepkumar K. Chemistry ―Metal Chelates of Orthohydroxyzydrozones‖ 26-09-1992 Dr. Kamalendu Dey ―Srikrsnavijaya of Sankarakavi – A critical 431 Reeja B. Kavanal Sanskrit 24-10-1992 Dr. C. Rajendran study‖ 432 Sreekumar K.S. Malayalam 24-10-1992 Dr.N. Gopinathan Nair Narayanan Meenamkada 433 History ―Agrarian Relations in Late Medieval Malabar‖ 24-10-1992 Dr. K.K.N. Kurup Thazhathu veettil ―Gandhiji‘s views on socialism – A critical 434 Johns K. Mangalam Philosophy 24-10-1992 Dr. V.C. Narayana Das study‖ ―Systematics and Biology of Cephaline 435 Prasadan P.K. Zoology Gregarines from some Arthropods in Kerala, 24-10-1992 Dr. K.P. Janardanan India‖ ―Studies on the Geometrid Fauna (Insects: 436 Rahmathullan V.K. Zoology 24-10-1992 Dr. George Mathew Lepidoptera) of Kerala‖ Studies on Transition Metal complexes of schiff Dr. Geetha 437 Mary N.L. Chemistry 27-11-1992 Bases and Related Ligands Parameswaran Synthesis and Chemical Characterisation of 438 Jayasree S. Chemistry 27-11-1992 Dr. K.K. Aravindakshan same Biologically Important complexes 439 Muraleedharan K. Chemistry Thermal Behaviour of Potassium Metaperiodate 27-11-1992 Dr. M.P. Kannan 440 Joshi Kuncheria Chemistry Metal complexes Pyrazolones 27-11-1992 Dr. K.K. Aravindakshan Dr. K. 441 Salomi M.J. Biochemistry Anticancer Activity of Medicinal plants 27-11-1992 Ramachandrapanikkar Studies on the biology and Taxonomy of the 442 Lalitha C.R. Botany 27-11-1992 Dr. K.M. Leelavathy Genus Auriculoscypha Physiological studies on soybean (Glycine max 443 Ajith Kumar K.G. Botany (L) Merr) with reference to the cultivation in 27-11-1992 Dr. N. Neelakandan Kerala Dr.M.V.Vishnu 444 Kumaran Vayaleri Malayalam ―Life and Culture of Kurichya Tribe‖. 27-11-1992 Namboodiri ―A Study of Management Practices in Kerala Dr.T.Govindankutty 445 Jayamani.C.V Commerce 27-11-1992 State Road Transport Corporation‖. Nair ―Ecological Studies on the Birds of Karipur 446 Sreekumar. S Zoology 17-12-1992 Dr. D.N.Mathew` Environs in Relation to the Aerodrome‖. Deepa Kumar Narayana ―Ecology of the Birds of Malabar Coast and 447 Zoology 17-12-1992 Dr.V.J.Zacharias Kurup Lakshadweep‖. ―Effects of a Few Insect Growth Regulators on 448 Jagannadh. V Zoology Spodoptera mauritia Boisd (Lepidoptera: 17-12-1992 Dr.V.S.Krishnan Nair Noctuidae)‖. ―Thermal Annealing and Thermal Dr.S.Madhvan Kutty 449 Sasmita Dash Chemistry 17-12-1992 Decomposition of Irradinated Inorganic Salts‖. Nair ―Anti Cancer Activity of Selected Medicinal 450 Sukumaran. K Biochemistry 17-12-1992 Dr.Ramadasan Kuttan Plants‖. ―The role of Hindi as Vehicle of Expression of 451 Mathew Abraham Hindi Composite Culture (in the Light of Article 351 17-12-1992 Dr. Malik Mohamed of the Indian Constitution)‖. ―Abhimanyu anat and His Novels: A Study in 452 Preetha. M.K Hindi 17-12-1992 Dr.Iqbal Ahmd the Cultural Perspective‖. ―The Origin and Development of Regional 453 Saisree Regha. S Tamil Novels in Tamil with Special Reference to 17-12-1992 Dr.S.Murugan R.Shanmughasundaram‘s Novels – A Study‖. ―Circulating Immune Complexes in Oral and 454 P.N.Raghunath Immunology 31-12-1992 Dr.D.M.Vasudevan Cervical Cancer‖. 455 Sumangala. K Zoology ―Studies on Mites – Associated with Weeds‖. 31-12-1992 Dr. M. A.Haq 456 Radharamanan Pillai. D English ―William Golding as a Novelist of Situations‖. 31-12-1992 Dr.C.P.Sivadasan ―Influence of Gandhiji on Malayalam 457 Balakrishnan. K. N Malayalam 31-12-1992 Dr.Sukumar Azhicode Literature‖. ―Concept of Main in the Works of 458 Sreekala Devi. S Philosophy 31-12-1992 Dr.V.C.Narayanan Das Dostoyevsky‖. Library and 459 ―Som Personality Characteristics of Women Rajam. V Information 31-12-1992 Prof. AB. George Librarians in Kerala‖. Science ―The Performance Theory of Environemental Theatre: Schechnerian Theories and Their Dr.Vayala Vasudevan 460 Jose George Fine Arts Conceptual and Structural Links with the 31-12-1992 Pillai Classical and Semi Classical Theatres of Keala‖. 461 1. Dr. S.Rajappay Nair ―A Comparative Study of the Educational (Guide) Rema.M. Education Thoughts of Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma 15-01-1993 2. Dr. R.Sukumaran Gandhi". nair (Co-guide) 462 ―Studies on Cardiastethus exignus (Hemipetra : Anthocoridae) A predator of Opisina Nasser.M. Zoology 15-01-1993 Dr. U.C.Abdurahiman Arenosella Walkjer, the Blackheaded Caterpiller Pest of Coconut‖. 463 Sabu.T. Botany Morphological Studies on India Araceae‖. 15-01-1993 Dr. M.Sivadasan 464 ―Studies on the Thelypteroid Ferns of South Dr. Leena.K.R. Botany 15-01-1993 India‖. P.V.Madhusoodanan 465 ―Psychological Analysis of the Characterisation in Modern Hindi Drama with Special Reference Geetha.T.K. Hindi 27-02-1993 Dr. M.S.Viswambharan to Mohan Rakesh, Sankar Sesh and Surendra Varma‖. 466 ―Kerala‘s Contribution to Kavisiksa with Parvathy.K.N. Sanskrit 27-02-1993 Dr. N.V.P.Unithiri Special Reference to Mukhabhusana‖. 467 ―Physiopathological Studies on Phyllody Remila.K.G. Botany 27-02-1993 Dr. N.Neelakandan Disease of Black Pepper (Piper nigrum Linn.) 468 ―Studies on Cyclosa Confraga (Thorell) Thresiamma Varghese Zoology 27-02-1993 Dr. T.C.Narendran (Araneae, Araneidae)‖. 439 Muralidharan.V.R. Sanskrit ―Manameyodaya – A Critical Study‖. 24-04-1993 Dr. K.N.N.Elayath 433 ―Studies on Oxetenesis and the Role of Storage Sudha.K. Zoology 24-04-1993 Dr. G.Anil Kumar Tissues in Decapod Crustaceans‖. 434 ―Studies on the Fat Body, Haemolymph and Salim.A. Zoology 24-04-1993 Dr. U.V.K.Mohamed Gonads of Iphita Limbata Stal‖. 435 ―Metal Chalates of 1,2,3 – Triketone – 2- Johns Michael Chemistry 24-04-1993 Dr. K.Krishnan Kutty Arylhydrazones‖. 436 ―Studies on Anticancer Activity of Turmeric Soudamini.K.K. Bio-chemistry (Curcuma Longa) and its Active Ingredient 24-04-1993 Dr. Ramadasan Kuttan Curcumin‖. 437 ―Economics of Social Forestry in Kerala with K.A.Stephanson Economics 24-04-1993 Dr. K.R.Lakshmi DEvi Special Reference to Trichur District‖. 438 ―Studies on Antrocephalus Hakonesis (Ashmead) (Hymenoptera : Chalcididae), a Mohandas.T.P. Zoology 22-05-1993 Dr. U.C.Abdurahiman pupal parasitoid of opisina Areno Sella Walker, the Catespillar Pest of Coconut‖ 439 ―Biochemical Aspects of Tail Regeneration in Jacob.T.K. Zoology 22-05-1993 Dr. S.Nandakumar the House Lizard‖. 440 ―Investigations on the Oribatid Fauna of Silent Jaikumar.M. Zoology 22-05-1993 Dr. M.A.Haq Valley‖. am¸n-f-¸m-«p-I-fpsS kmlnXy kmwkvIm- 441 cnI― aqey-§Ä þ tambn³Ip«n sshZy- cpsS cN\IÄ B[m-c-am¡n Hcp ]T\w ‖. Mohiyuddin.N. Malayalam 26-06-1993 Dr. Sukumar Azhicode (Literary & Cultural Values of Mappila Songs – Sudy Based on the Works of Moyinkutty Vaidyar). 442 ―Thermal Decomposition and Thermal Sahish.T.S. Chemistry 26-06-1993 Dr. S.M.K.Nair Annealing of Irradiated Strontium Bromate‖. 443 ―Finances of Small Scale Industries in D.Retnaraj Economics 26-06-1993 Dr. B.Alwin Prakash Kanyakumari District‖. 444 ―Neo Vedantism of Swami Vivekananda – A Devaraj. P.I. Philosophy 24-07-1993 Dr. D.Nirmal Devi Critical Study‖. 445 ―Textual Analysis of Tamil Folk plays of Joseph Besky Tamil Christrians in Kerala With Special Reference to 24-7-1993 Dr. S.Murugan Palakkad District‖. 446 ―A Study of Some Affective Correlates of Sreelatha Amma.R. Education 24-7-1993 Dr. Kamala S. Pillai Achievement in Secondary School Biology‖. 447 ―Studies on Some Gamma Ray Interactions Unnikrishnan.M.P. Physics 24-7-1993 Dr. K.M.Varier with Matter‖. 448 ―A Critical Study of P.C.Murali Madhavan Sanskrit Vyutpathivadasighantamala of 24-7-1993 Dr. M.S.Menon Godavarmaraja‖. 449 ―Visnuvilasa of Ramapanivada with the Divakaran Dr. M.Shanthi Chandra Sanskrit Commentary Visnupriya – A Critical Edition 24-7-1993 Namboodiri.C. Kammath and Study‖. 450 ―Role of Regional Rural Banks in the rural Krishnan.C. Economics 24-7-1993 Dr. D.P.Nair Development of Kerala‖ 451 ―Morpho-Physiological Studies During Growth Jayaram.K.M. Botany and Development in Brinjal (Solanum – 24-7-1993 Dr. N.Neelakandan Melongena Linn.)‖. 452 K.T.Aboobacker ―Impact of Gulf Migration on the Socio Commerce 24-7-1993 Dr. E.P.Sainul Abideen Sidheeque Economic Life of Malappuram District‖. 453 ―Entrepreneurship in Small Scale Industries in Xaviour.V.M. Commerce 24-7-1993 Dr. K.C.Vijayakumar Trichur Town and its Environs‖. 454 ―Consumer Product Marketing – A Study of S.Kannan Commerce Marketing Practices and Control Systems of 24-7-1993 Dr. K.C.Vijayakumar Selected Companies in India‖. 455 ―Shaw‘s Adaptations of Myth and History For Khurshid Alam Salar English 26-8-1993 Dr. George V. Andrews the Theatre of Revolt‖. 456 ―A Critical Study of the Philosophical Dr. Sree Bhuvanam.A. Malayalam Background of Adhyatmaramayanam 26-08-1993 M.M.Purushothaman Kilipattu‖. Nair 457 Simon.C. Tamil ―A Critical Study of Ratchanya Yathrikam‖. 26-08-1993 Dr. S.Murugan 458 K.B.Mekhala Tamil ―Brothers in Kambarayanam‖. 26-08-1993 Dr. S.Murugan 459 ―The Contribution of Kelallur Nilakantha Sundareswaran.N.K.
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