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Index Page No.1 I N D E X FELLOW: S.No. Membership Name Page 45. F – 0148 Bandhu Niranjan Nath 19 Number No. 46. F – 0379 Bandhyopadhyay D.C. 50 1. F – 0117 Abhay Nagnath Rao 15 47. F – 0504 Bangar Raju Pakalapati 68 2. F – 0097 Abraham M.P. 12 48. F – 0238 Bansal H.K. 31 3. F – 0204 Aditya Kumar Singhal 27 49. F – 0517 Basavaraj Koti 70 4. F – 0198 Advani Ram 26 50. F – 0183 Basu Roy S.C. 24 Srinivasarao 51. F – 0274 Bernard Shaw V. 35 5. F – 0031 Agarwal M.K. 4 52. F – 0370 Berry H.C.S. 49 6. F – 0217 Agarwal S.S. 28 53. F – 0490 Bhagwan Singh 66 7. F – 0273 Agrawal Kamlesh 35 54. F – 0435 Bhawani Datt Joshi 58 Kumar 55. F – 0001 Bhide M.C. 1 8. F – 0199 Agrawal.K.N 26 56. F – 0099 Bhupendra J. 13 9. F – 0522 Ajay Kumar Agrawal 70 57. F – 0190 Bindiganavale 25 10. F – 0439 Ajit Ancheri 59 Ramagopal 11. F – 0087 Ajit Baburao Pawar 11 58. F – 0378 Bobbarjung Srinivasa 50 12. F – 0533 Ajit Ulhas Apte 72 Rao 13. F – 0376 Alakh Parshad Aggarwal 50 59. F – 0153 Brig (Retd). 20 14. F – 0418 Alapati Prasad 56 M.A.Siddiqui, VSM 15. F – 0176 Alok Tiwari 23 60. F – 0412 Capt.Mohan A. 55 16. F – 0500 Amar Singh Chauhan 67 61. F – 0024 Chachad D.B. 3 17. F – 0499 Amarendra Kumar Sinha 67 62. F – 0164 Chandra Mohan 21 18. F – 0112 Amirthalingam N. 14 63. F – 0070 Chandra Mohan Raj 9 19. F – 0474 Amitava Das 64 Mathur Purkayastha 64. F – 0391 Chandra Pal 52 20. F – 0033 Anand Kumar G.J.B. 4 65. F – 0159 Chandramouli A. 21 21. F – 0255 Anant Bodharao 33 66. F – 0321 Chandrasegar G. 42 Karweer 67. F – 0263 Chandrasekhara T.S. 34 22. F – 0369 Anant J Kadiwal 49 68. F – 0524 Chandrasekharan K.G. 71 23. F – 0225 Andeyadaiah 29 69. F – 0464 Chandrasekharan Nair S. 62 24. F – 0501 Anil Kumar 67 70. F – 0246 Chandru Vaswani 32 25. F – 0353 Anil Kumar H. 47 71. F – 0181 Chawla.H.L 23 26. F – 0534 Anil Kumar Sharma 72 72. F – 0085 Chelliah K. 11 27. F – 0306 Annamalai S. 40 73. F – 0095 Cherian T.J. 12 28. F – 0006 Arcot K.D. 1 74. F – 0394 Cheruku Sree Rama 52 29. F – 0480 Arivuselvan S. 64 Murthy 30. F – 0484 Arun Kumar Gupta 65 75. F – 0050 Chinnaswamy S. 6 31. F – 0426 Ashok Khurana 57 76. F – 0071 Chittaranjan Das A.G. 9 32. F – 0062 Avatharam V.K. 8 77. F – 0133 Chowdhury Gautam 17 33. Avinash Chandra 69 78. F 0058 Commandur 7 F 0511 – – Varshney Thiruvenkata Chari 34. F – 0346 Ayyappan N. 46 79. F – 0400 Dalwani G.D. 53 35. F – 0352 Babu B.V. 46 80. F – 0106 Dange Anil Dinkar 14 36. F – 0021 Bahri N.K. 3 81. F – 0144 Daryani Kuldeep Kumar 19 37. Bala Gangadhara Shastry 72 82. F – 0384 David Macwan 51 F – 0532 D. 83. F – 0253 Dayal Sarup Sachdev 33 38. F – 0086 Balaji L. 11 84. F – 0382 Debaprasad Chakravarti 51 39. F – 0443 Balasubramani J. 59 85. F – 0039 Deena Dayalan T.P. 5 40. F – 0261 Balasubramanian R. 34 86. F – 0145 Deobhakta Madhav 19 41. F – 0309 Balaveerasena S. 40 87. F – 0161 Deshpande Keerti Kailas 21 42. F – 0228 Bali K.D. 30 88. F – 0469 Devendra Kumar Gupta 63 43. F – 0386 Baljit Singh Rajpal 51 89. F – 0259 Dilip Kumar Dhar 33 44. F – 0239 Balusami V. 31 90. F – 0020 Dinakar P. 3 Index Page No.2 91. F – 0520 Dinesh Kumar 70 140. F – 0002 Goel O.P. 1 92. F – 0450 Dineshwar Gaur 60 141. F – 0310 Goutham Chand G. 40 93. F – 0066 Dinkar Achyut Limaye 8 142. F – 0032 Govindan P. 4 94. F – 0489 Divakar Garg 66 143. F – 0192 Govindan P.C. 25 95. F – 0407 Divakar K. 54 144. F – 0205 Goyal D.P. 27 96. F – 0201 Dogra H.S. 26 145. F – 0397 Gupta K.K. 53 97. F – 0194 Dr. Chitradurga 25 146. F – 0049 Gupta O.P. 6 Shamarao 147. F – 0399 Gupta R.D. 53 Chandrasekhar 148. F – 0189 Guptha Ram Prakash 24 98. F – 0185 Dr. Ratnam Festus Israel 24 149. F – 0178 Guptha Suresh Chandra 23 Ponnusamy 150. F – 0030 Gurbhajan Singn Mann 4 99. F – 0069 Dr. Thirunakkarasu D. 9 (G.S.Mann) 100. F – 0064 Dr. Vandana Bhatt 8 151. F – 0396 Gursharan Jit Singh 52 101. F – 0314 Dr.Annamalai G. 41 Rosha 102. F – 0279 Dr.Ashokan C. 36 152. F – 0519 Guru Prasad B. 70 103. F – 0438 Dr.Chowde Gowda M. 58 153. F – 0169 Guru Prasad G. 22 104. F – 0401 Dr.Godwin Joseph M. 53 154. F – 0155 Handa D.N. 20 105. F – 0422 Dr.Karnure B.R. 56 155. F – 0470 Hari Babu P. 63 106. F – 0293 Dr.Muralikrishna Reddy 38 156. F – 0103 Hariharan N. 13 L.V. 157. F – 0301 Harinath V. 39 107. F – 0256 Dr.Murugesan R. 33 158. F – 0140 Hariram D. 18 108. F – 0291 Dr.Nagaraja D. 38 159. F – 0430 Ilangovan M. 57 109. F – 0331 Dr.Nair C.K.B. 43 160. F – 0091 Isaac P.K. 11 110. F – 0220 Dr.Natarajan R. 29 161. F – 0539 Ismath Batcha 73 111. F – 0538 Dr.Srinivasa Rao P. 73 162. F – 0208 Jag Mohan Lal 27 112. F – 0308 Dr.Srinivasan M.S. 40 163. F – 0193 Jaganathan C.R. 25 113. F – 0016 Dr.Sundarajulu V. 2 164. F – 0428 Jagannathan A. 57 114. F – 0466 Dr.Tapas Kumar 62 165. F – 0221 Jagannathan D. 29 Majumder 166. F – 0528 Jagapathi Raju R.V.V.N. 71 115. F – 0302 Dr.Thandavamoorthy 39 167. F – 0187 Jaggi H.K.L 24 T.S. 168. F – 0154 Jain Terachand 20 116. F – 0305 Dr.Thukkaram D. 40 169. F – 0463 Jalajakumar A.P. 62 117. F – 0292 Dr.Wooday P.Krishna 38 170. F – 0211 Jatindra Jeet Singh 28 118. F – 0041 Duraisamy M. 5 Bhalla 119. F – 0515 Durga Shankar Paroha 69 171. F – 0540 Jatindra Nath Ghosh 73 120. F – 0311 Dwaram Lakshmi 41 172. F – 0252 Jayant Narayan Ambikar 32 Narayana Rao 173. F – 0377 Jaysingh Ashar L. 50 121. F – 0138 Dwivedi Yagyesh 18 174. F – 0503 Jeevan Kumar P. 68 Sundar 175. F – 0442 Jesu Raja Rajan M.A. 59 122. F – 0329 Edwin Raj M. 43 176. F – 0229 Jeyaraman S. 30 123. F – 0491 Eliass A. Latiff 66 177. F – 0371 Jhamb S.B. 49 124. F – 0210 Evuri Subbarao 27 178. F – 0200 Joginder Singh 26 125. F – 0368 Ganapathi Subramanian 49 179. F – 0241 Juneja S.S. 31 G. 180. F – 0381 Kabi G.C. 50 126. F – 0082 Gandhi V.C. 10 181. F – 0315 Kadirvelan S. 41 127. F – 0129 Ganesan D. 17 182. F – 0485 Kamal Kapoor 65 128. F – 0421 Ganesan K. 56 183. F – 0056 Kamaraj R. 7 129. F – 0061 Ganesan R. 7 184. F – 0029 Kand C.V. 3 130. F – 0335 Ganesan S. 44 185. F – 0084 Kandasamy G. 10 131. F – 0516 Ganesh S. 70 186. F – 0505 Kandaswamy R. 68 132. F – 0518 Ganesha M. 70 187. F – 0157 Kannan K 21 133. F – 0146 Ganpule Vijay Trimbak 19 188. F – 0028 Kannan S. 3 134. F – 0179 Garg G.C. 23 189. F – 0043 Kannan S. 5 135. F – 0409 Gauri Shankar Dubey 54 190. F – 0297 Karthikeyan M. 39 136. F – 0212 Gauri Shankar Mittal 28 191. F – 0330 Karthikeyan P. 43 137. F – 0271 George F Chethalan 35 192. F – 0124 Karunakaran D. 16 138. F – 0266 Ghani M.D. 34 193. F – 0390 Karuppasamy G. 52 139. F – 0460 Giri V.M. 62 194. F – 0462 Kasturi Rangan A. 62 Index Page No.3 195. F – 0398 Kaul R.L. 53 246. F – 0226 Mehta Janak S. 29 196. F – 0108 Kesavalu Chakrapani 14 247. F – 0053 Menon T.P.H. 6 197. F – 0104 Ketkar Vidyadhar 13 248. F – 0425 Mohamed Shaffiuden K. 57 Dattatraya 249. F – 0143 Mohamed. Haneef 19 198. F – 0237 Khushu P.L. 31 S.M.O. 199. F – 0063 Kirty Dave 8 250. F – 0093 Mohammed Ali M.A. 12 200. F – 0531 Kola Anna Reddy 72 251. F – 0405 Mohammed Khaleelur 54 201. F – 0092 Koshy V.G. 12 Rahaman 202. F – 0523 Krishan Kumar Singh 71 252. F – 0437 Mohammed Mukarram 58 203. F – 0115 Krishna Bhagavan Bhat 15 Ali G. 253. F – 0008 Mohan K.E. 1 204. F – 0380 Krishna Kant 50 254. F – 0258 Mohan Thampuran R.V. 33 205. F – 0456 Krishna Mohan B. 61 255. F – 0336 Mukherjee B. 44 206. F – 0044 Krishnamoorthy S.P. 5 256. F – 0184 Mukhorjee.M.K. 24 207. F – 0264 Krishnamurthi M. 34 257. F – 0122 Mukkamala 16 208. F – 0455 Krishnan M.K. 61 Venkateshwara Rao 209. F – 0081 Krishnan Natarajan 10 258. F – 0393 Mukul Saxena 52 210. F – 0022 Krishnan P. 3 259. F – 0432 Murali Krishna K. 58 211. F – 0017 Krishnaraj N. 2 260. F – 0270 Murali Mohan N. 35 212. F – 0166 Kul Bhushan Rai 22 261. F – 0224 Mustafa Kamal Basha 29 213. F – 0289 Kuppuswamy C.L. 38 M.I. 214.
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    CRICKET | Page 4 Pakistan’s Abid wants World Cup advice from Sachin Monday, April 22, 2019 FOOTBALL Sha’baan 17, 1440 AH PSG bag another GULF TIMES Ligue 1 title but Euro failure hurts SPORT Page 2 ASIAN ATHLETICS Lyu and Gong give China a golden double in Doha Ernest John Obeina of the Philippines breaks the 26-year-old championships record in the men’s pole vault for gold By Mikhil Bhat contingent when Dutee Chand Doha ran a personal best and a na- tional record 11.28 to qualify for the semi-fi nals in the women’s ominant displays by 100m. “I am not surprised with Lyu Huihui and Gong the national record. I can go even Lijiao in the women’s faster, the target is 11.20,” Chand javelin and shot put said after the heats. Drespectively gave China a head- Avinash Mukund Sable won start as they attempt to reclaim India’s second silver on the day their top spot at the Asian Ath- when he fi nished runner-up to letics Championships as the Bahrain’s John Kibet Koech in 23rd edition of the event got un- the men’s 3,000m steeplechase, derway to a cracking start at the while Japan’s Kazuya Shiojiri Khalifa International Stadium in was third. Doha yesterday. Qatar’s Yaser Bagharab, silver The championships began in winner at the last edition in Bhu- the presence of Qatar Olympic baneswar, India, in 2017, had to Committee fi rst vice-president settle for fi fth, behind 2017 gold Sheikh Saud bin Ali al-Thani, winner Hossein Keyhani of Iran.
  • Title: Need to Provide Stoppages of All Express Trains at Tripunithura Railway Station in Ernakulam District, Kerala

    Title: Need to Provide Stoppages of All Express Trains at Tripunithura Railway Station in Ernakulam District, Kerala

    > Title: Need to provide stoppages of all express trains at Tripunithura Railway Station in Ernakulam district, Kerala. SHRI CHARLES DIAS (NOMINATED): Tripunithura in Ernakulam district, Kerala, is a municipal town and base town for a large number of industrial undertakings like the Fertilizers and Chemical Travancore (FACT), Kochi Refineries, Hindustan Organics Ltd., KEL Ltd. OEN Ltd. Hindustan News Print Ltd. etc. which are situated near this town with hundreds of auxiliary units functioning depending on these big factories. Also, Tripunithura was the capital of the erstwhile Cochin State and the Govt. Ayurveda College, Govt. Music College and a number of reputed educational institutions are situated here. Close to this town is the famous Chottanikkara temple where thousands of devotees come everyday. While the facts are as mentioned above, the Railways show an unrealistic approach towards the necessity and demand of the thousands of people residing in and around Tripunithura. The popular express trains have no stoppage at Tripunithura. Large number of passengers are forced to go to the Ernakulam Railway Station and come back by vehicles on road which cause difficulties, loss of time and unnecessary expenses. Besides, works for the Metro Railway is going to start at Ernakulam and the passengers are going to face more trouble for the coming few years. The Tripunithura Municipality, Employees Unions of the industrial undertakings, the Tripunithura Action Council and many other organizations have raised their voice for allowing stoppage of the Express trains at Tripunithura. In view of the above, I urge the Railway Minister to look into this matter urgently and allow stoppage for all express trains at Tripunithura Railway Station.
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