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Employee List Space Applications Centre Status as on October 25,2018 Ahmedabad Sr.No. EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION LEVEL/GRADE CONTACT NO 1 SRI. VIJAY L V DRIVER A PB1 2 MR. SHANKER SINGH SAFAIWALA B PB1 3 SRI. JAGDISH SINGH PUNIA SENIOR PROJECT ATTENDANT PB1 4 MR. RAHUL GARG SCI/ENGR-SD PB3 5 SMT. BINDIA SAHU SCI/ENGR-SD PB3 6 SMT. ANJU MALHOTRA SCI/ENGR-SE PB3 7 KUM KRITI KHATRI SCI/ENGR-SE PB3 8 SRI. JITENDER KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SE PB3 9 SRI. BACHAN SINGH ADHIKARI TECHNICAL ATTENDANT-A 1 10 SMT. NIRUBEN B CHAUHAN SAFAIWALA A 1 11 SRI. RATHOD MANISH AMRUTLAL SAFAIWALA A 1 12 SRI. SANTOSH KUMAR CATERING ATTENDANT-A 1 13 SRI. SHIRISH BALU GHARDE CATERING ATTENDANT-A 1 14 SRI. PATEL AKSHAYKUMAR YOGESHBHAI CATERING ATTENDANT-A 1 15 SRI. DEEPAK SCI/ENGR-SC 10 16 KUM HEENA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 17 MS. SARSWATI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 18 MS. MONIKA YADAV SCI/ENGR-SC 10 19 SRI. PANKAJ JAIN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 20 SRI. MADAR SK SCI/ENGR-SC 10 21 SRI. VARENYAM SCI/ENGR-SC 10 22 SRI. JISHAD M SCI/ENGR-SC 10 23 MS. ALKA SAINI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 24 MS. RAKSHA RAI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 25 MS. TANVI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26918406 26 SRI. ANIK SAHA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26918211 27 MS. SUNITA ARYA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914194 28 MS. RITIKA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915219 29 MS. ANKITA RANI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915234 30 MS. SONALI JAIN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915234 31 SRI. ANKIT THAREJA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 32 SRI. PULKIT SETHIA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 33 SRI. SONU KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912744 34 SRI. RAVI KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913867 35 SRI. TAPAS HIRA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914963 36 SRI. YUDHBIR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915219 37 MS. DEEPA SHARMA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912118 38 MS. DAKSH DHIMAN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912134 39 MS. PRAGYA ARORA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914761 40 SRI. ALI WARIS KHAN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 2691 41 SRI. GAURAV KASHYAP SCI/ENGR-SC 10 2691 42 SRI. ASHISH JAIN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912450 43 SRI. ROHIT SINGH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913132 44 SRI. ASHOK KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913532 45 SRI. LOKENDRA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913549 46 SRI. SAMYAK JAIN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913549 47 SRI. SUDHIR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913742 48 SRI. SUJAY KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913820 49 SRI. SOWILL DAVE SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914432 50 SRI. RAHUL KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914435 51 SRI. ANAND KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915265 52 KUM ARSHIYA ANJUM SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914875 53 KUM KRITI RASTOGI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26916237 54 MISS SHWETA VERMA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914758 55 MRS. NEHA AGARWAL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915133 56 MS. EKTA SAINI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912361 57 MS. EKTA YADAV SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912361 58 MS. KANIKA JAKHAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912489 59 MS. SHRUTI SHARMA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913824 60 MS. DIVYA JAIN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914729 61 MS. RUTVI SHIHORA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915308 62 MS. DIKSHA SHARMA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915354 63 SRI. GAURAV KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912118 Page 1 Employee List Space Applications Centre Status as on October 25,2018 Ahmedabad Sr.No. EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION LEVEL/GRADE CONTACT NO 64 SRI. VIKASH KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913538 65 SRI. VISHAL GUPTA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913538 66 SRI. ARVIND PATEL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913946 67 SRI. DEEPAK KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913946 68 SRI. LITU ROUT SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914194 69 SRI. SUMIT SAXENA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914218 70 SRI. ADARSH SINGH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914421 71 SRI. SANKET PATEL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914564 72 SRI. PRATEEK SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915232 73 SRI. UMANG BHATIA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915240 74 SRI. AYUSH JHA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915308 75 SRI. RAKESH KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915354 76 DR. DEEPU S. P. SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914940 77 MS. GARGI SUNIL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913882 78 SMT. NEETHU L K SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914193 79 SRI. RAKSHA RAM SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912118 80 SRI. AKULA RAMU SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912131 81 SRI. SIDDHANT JAIN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912410 82 SRI. ABHINAV ANAND SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913610 83 SRI. PARVESH KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913915 84 SRI. HARSH R MEHTA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913932 85 SRI. AYAN DAS SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914012 86 SRI. PRANKUR RUSIA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914194 87 SRI. TOUSEEF AHMAD SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914379 88 SRI. HANUMAN MEENA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914632 89 SRI. PRAVEEN KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914633 90 SRI. RAHUL AGARWAL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914823 91 SRI. AMITESH KIRTI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915128 92 SRI. GULSHAN GUPTA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915133 93 SRI. DINESH JANGID SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915209 94 SRI. SAMEER THAKUR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915240 95 SRI. PRAMOD SHARMA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915354 96 SRI. RAVI KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26918319 97 MS. PRIYANKA MANGLA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914217 98 MS. SHITISHA BAJPAI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915234 99 MS. SHIKHA TOMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915267 100 MS. EKTA DOGRA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26918316 101 SRI. AYUSHMAN TRIPATHI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 102 SRI. HARSHAVARDHANA TG SCI/ENGR-SC 10 103 SRI. ANAND SINGH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912118 104 SRI. KAUSHIK KANNAN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912131 105 SRI. NIHAR VAISH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912388 106 SRI. SUNKARA ASHISH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913642 107 SRI. AYUSH BAKLIWAL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913811 108 SRI. DEEPAK JAIN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913883 109 SRI. PAWAN KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913915 110 SRI. KUCHANA RAKESH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914429 111 SRI. WASIM AKRAM SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914762 112 SRI. NIKHIL KAUSHAL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914816 113 SRI. RAM BABU MEENA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914912 114 SRI. VIKAS SINGH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915240 115 SRI. JAYESH TRIVEDI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915265 116 DR. ANAND S. S. SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914379 117 MS. SUCHI KHARE SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913882 118 MS. PRIYANKA SAHU SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914428 119 SMT. MAHALAKSHMI SHUKLA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 120 SRI. KRISHNA KUMAR SONI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 121 SRI. AAYUSH SOHGOURA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913538 122 SRI. RAKESH KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913731 123 SRI. ASHUTOSH MISHRA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913851 124 SRI. RAO ASHWIN ARUN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913877 125 SRI. SOUMEN GARAI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914216 126 SRI. P. NANDHA KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914397 Page 2 Employee List Space Applications Centre Status as on October 25,2018 Ahmedabad Sr.No. EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION LEVEL/GRADE CONTACT NO 127 SRI. PARTHO S. GHOSH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914432 128 SRI. SUSHANT PURANIK SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914587 129 SRI. AMRIT SHANDILYA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914837 130 SRI. JAYDEEP PONKIYA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914919 131 SRI. MUKESH WADHWANI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915031 132 SRI. P SUMANTH KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915032 133 SRI. ISHRAT JAMAL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915267 134 SRI. NIKHIL JOSHI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26918329 135 KUM AYUSHI MALVIYA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914772 136 MR. AJIT PRASAD SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26911531 137 MS. NAMITA SINGH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913868 138 MS. RENUKA ARORA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915145 139 MS. KARE MOUNIKA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915219 140 SMT. POOJA CHATURVEDY SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915240 141 SRI. JASHUWA MYDAM SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912131 142 SRI. VIKAS AGRAWAL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912202 143 SRI. INDRA PRAKASH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913742 144 SRI. SANJEEV KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914435 145 SRI. NUMAN AHMAD SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914586 146 SRI. VYSAKH VASUDEVAN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914596 147 SRI. RAM SINGH KUMHAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914963 148 SRI. VINOD KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915152 149 SRI. PIYUSH GARG SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915218 150 SRI. YOGENDRA SAHU SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915301 151 SRI. AAKASHNEEL BASAK SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915301 152 SRI. AYUSH KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26915418 153 SRI. HANUMAN MEENA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26918210 154 SRI. VIVEK KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26918234 155 SRI. PRITUM SUTHAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26918330 156 KUM AKRITI KULSHRESTHA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914380 157 MS. DHEERA SAXENA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912573 158 MS. SHIVANI TYAGI SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914040 159 MS. NIMISHA SINGH SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914333 160 MS. GURSIMARPREET KAUR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914759 161 MS. AAYUSHI RAWAT SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26914776 162 SRI. SURENDRA SINGH MEENA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 163 SRI. S. KRISHNA PRASAD SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912134 164 SRI. AMBAR SHUKLA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912301 165 SRI. ANMOL NIJHAWAN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912361 166 SRI. YUVRAJ LILHARE SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912361 167 SRI. PRASUN KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912400 168 SRI. GOURAV BAPNA SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912438 169 SRI. RAJAN KUMAR SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26912754 170 SRI. MOHIT SINGH MALIK SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913506 171 SRI. RIPUSUDAN AGRAWAL SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913549 172 SRI. VINAYAK DESHPANDE SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913549 173 SRI. SAURABH TANDAN SCI/ENGR-SC 10 26913631 174 SRI.
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    Arts and Philanthropy Art is a universal language where visual expression evokes raw emotions and is thus an effective medium of conveying the very important message of peace “and harmony. Indeed, powerful images of paintings can leave an everlasting impact on peoples’ minds. Unlike words which are spoken, heard and sometimes forgotten, art on canvas stays forever and so does the message it conveys. — Satish Kumar Modi at the Inaugural Ceremony of the UNESCO Global Forum on the ‘Power of Peace’ ”at Bali, Indonesia. (cover image) — ‘Golden Life’, oil on canvas by Deepak Kumar, student of Final Year, Fine Art, IIFA Inspired by Lord Buddha’s life and teachings, the artist has tried to convey the fact that thoughts based on truthfulness, love and compassion — the ‘golden thoughts’— enable a person to lead a life full of peace, contentment and happiness — a ‘golden life’. (this page) — Collage of experiments — understanding the relation between space and form, Foundation Course, First Year, IIFA. Arts p International Institute of Fine Arts (IIFA) p Art exhibitions p New Arts University, National Capital Region “ p Art show on CNBC p — S.K. Modi Khoj International Artists’ workshop Prof. John Edwards of Charles Wallace Trust demonstrating drawing & colours to Final Year students at IIFA. International Institute of Fine Arts (IIFA) In July 2000 Satish and Abha Modi set up the International Institute of Fine Arts, IIFA, an institute that could nurture young artists, ignite their imagination and motivate them in the field of art and design. Their vision was to promote art and culture and provide quality education in conformity with global standards.
  • Civil List of Officers of Indian Postal Service Group -A (As on 01.06.2014)

    Civil List of Officers of Indian Postal Service Group -A (As on 01.06.2014)

    CIVIL LIST OF OFFICERS OF INDIAN POSTAL SERVICE GROUP -A (AS ON 01.06.2014) DEPARTMENT OF POSTS NEW DELHI DETAILS OF SANCTIONED POSTS IN INDIAN POSTAL SERVICE GROUP ‘A’ GRADE NO. OF POSTS I. MEMBER, POSTAL SERVICES BOARD (HAG +) : 06 II. Sr. DDG/CPMG/CGM (HAG) : 26 III. SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE GRADE (SAG) : 73 IV. JUNIOR ADMINISTRATIVE GRADE (JAG) (INCLUDING NFSG) : 105 V. SENIOR TIME SCALE (STS) : 198 VI. JUNIOR TIME SCALE (JTS) : 67 VII. RESERVES DEPUTATION RESERVE : 51 TRAINING RESERVE : 30 LEAVE RESERVE : 05 TOTAL 561 02 CIVIL LIST OF OFFICERS OF INDIAN POSTAL SERVICE, GROUP ‘A’ AS ON 01.06.2014 S.N. Name Of The Batch Date of Date of Entry Date of Entry Present Officer (S/Shri) Birth in Service in Grade Deployment GRADE: SECRETARY TO GOVT. OF INDIA/CHAIRPERSON (PSB)/ DG(POSTS) PAY SCALE [Rs. 80000 (FIXED)] 1. Ms. Kavery Banerjee 1978 25.04.56 30.11.78 01.06.14 Secretary (Posts) / Chairperson, PSB / DG (Posts) GRADE: MEMBER, POSTAL SERVICES BOARD PAY SCALE (Rs. 75500 - 80000) 2. Kamleshwar Prasad 1977 02.08.54 07.11.77 15.03.11 Member, PSB 3. Ms. Anjali Devasher 1978 12.07.55 30.11.78 22.05.13 Member, PSB 4. Ms. Kalpana Tewari 1978 13.05.55 30.11.78 09.07.13 Member, PSB 5. Kamlesh Chandra 1978 03.06.54 30.11.78 02.08.13 Member, PSB 6. Shekhar Kumar Sinha 1979 11.07.56 27.12.79 01.12.13 Member, PSB GRADE: CHIEF POSTMASTER GENERAL/SR. DDG [HIGHER ADMINISTRATIVE GRADE (HAG)] PAY SCALE (Rs.