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Ad-Hoc Panel for Colleges 2015-16 Department of Sociology University of Delhi Delhi-110007 Panel of Ad-hoc Assistant Professorship in Various Colleges of University of Delhi for the Academic Year 2015-16 (ALL CANDIDATES) S.No. Candidate Address/Number/E‐Mail.Id Category (Age; SC/ST) 1 Kiran Sharma 217, Godawari Hostel, JNU, New Delhi- I (Subject to C/o Pipang Teshi, Room No. 110067. Submission Email: [email protected] of B.A. Contact no. 09717740496 Marksheet) 2 Sharmistha Mallick C/O-Bikramaditya Choudhary I Room No. 90, New Transit House, JNU, New Delhi- 110067 E.Mail: [email protected] Mob.:- 08586959087/7042375744 3 Shruti Singh C/o. Mr Janardan Singh I 2Y Hudco Place, Andrews Ganj, New Delhi-110049 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 09868906327 4 Vishwa Anand Raghawendra Niwas, Nayatola, I Muzaffarpur, Bihar-842001 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9430806026/07764926676 5 Teena Anil (SC) # 26 Ganga Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru I University, New Delhi-110067 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9999340539 6 Mr. Priya Ranajan (OBC) Current Add: Room No. 305,Kaveri I Hostel, JNU, New Delhi-110067 Permanent Add: Village: Shermari, Post Office: Pirpainti, District: Bhagalpur, Bihar-813209. Email: [email protected] Contact add: 08521363988/9717738343 7 Binu Sundas (SC) Present Add:- 195-F, Garud I Apartments, Mayur Vihar-I, Pocket-IV, Near Metro Station, New Delhi-110091 E.Mail.Id: [email protected] Contact No. 9958947171,011- 43045960 …2… …2… S.No. Candidate Address/Number/E‐Mail.Id Category (Age; SC/ST) 8 Jeebanlata Salam (OBC) E.Mail.:- [email protected] I (subject to Mob No.:- 9871254492 clarificatin of NET examination from UGC & Delhi Univeristy) 9 Indira Mishra R-12 Jungpura-B, Pratap Market, New I (subject to Delhi-14 clarificatin Email: [email protected] of NET Contact no. 24373339, 8800461515 examination from UGC & Delhi Univeristy) 10 Avdhesh Singh Tomar Local add: c/o Raghbendra Singh II Tomar 101, A, Department of Electronic Science, Univeresity of Delhi South Campus, Benito Jauarez Road New Delhi-110021. Permanent Add: Vill: Porsa, Dist: Morena, State: M.P-47611 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 7509427936/8800509627 11 Ketaki Dwivedi B-80, National Apartments II Plot no. 4, Sector 3, Dwarka, New Delhi-110078 [email protected] Contact No.:- 9810498408 12 Aruna Grover Present Add.:- A 16, Rajouri Garden II New Delhi 110027 E.Mail.:[email protected] Contact No.:- 9871117722/ 25938259 13 Rahul Pandey Room No. 112 Extension, Mahanadi II Hostel, JNU. New Delhi-110067 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9990022549/7065154334 14 Reema Gill Room No. 127, Sabarmati Hostel, II Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi-110067 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9899470775 15 Charu Sawhney Add: 1053, Sector-37, Noida-201303 II Email: [email protected] Contact no: 9560598747/09419184649 16 Saswati Bhattacharya A-12, First Floor. C.R. Park, II New Delhi-110019. Email: [email protected] Contact no. 26272726/9871278943 …3… …3… S.No. Candidate Address/Number/E‐Mail.Id Category (Age; SC/ST) 17 Veronica Khangchian (ST) Block 9, House No. 601 NRC, II Srinivaspuri, New Delhi-110065 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 09971861940 18 Shashi Bhushan Singh A-72, Derawal Nagar, Delhi-110009 II Email: [email protected] Mob:- 9810088360/011-27121319 19 Ruguono Tepa (ST) 3rd Floor, Gagan Tent House, II Humanyupur, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi-110029 Contact no. 7409491671/9718195507 Email: [email protected] 20 Vikash Kumar (OBC) C/o- SDRS, II B- 80, National Apartments, Plot no. 4, Sector 3, Dwarka, New Delhi-110078 EMail: [email protected] Contact No.:- 9818352702 21 Shashwat Kumar (OBC) Room No. 157, Periyar Hostel, II Jawaharlal Nehru University (J.N.U) New Delhi-110067 EMail.: [email protected] [email protected] Mob:- 09999340539 22 Uzma Azhar L-63, 3rd Floor Lajpat Nagar II Delhi. II (subject Contact no. 9818836705 to Email: [email protected] clarificatin of NET examination from UGC & Delhi Univeristy) 23 Arvind Rana Local Add: H. No. 55, Second Floor, II (subject to Bhai Permanand Colony, Delhi-110009 clarificatin Permanent Add: Village & Post- of NET Dhanoura Silver Nagar, District- examination Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh-250611 from UGC Email: [email protected] & Delhi Contact no. 09910518203 Univeristy) 24 Vinod Arya (SC) Add: C/o Centre for the Study of Social III Systems, School of Social Sciences, JNU, New Delhi-110067 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9013575872 25 Eveleen Kaur Sidana 105, Dhaula Kuan-1, Delhi Cantonment- III 110010, New Delhi. Email: [email protected] 8826271496 …4… …4… S.No. Candidate Address/Number/E‐Mail.Id Category (Age; SC/ST) 26 Rashi Bhargava Room No.-210, III Ganga Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi-110067 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 8506872840 27 Gayatri Nair Room No-102, Girls Wing, III Chandrabhaga Hostel, J.N.U., New Delhi-110067 E.Mail:[email protected] Contact No:- 9654794656 28 Anuragini Shreeya 1B-407, Antriksh Greens, Ahinsa III Khand-II, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad- 201010 Email: [email protected] Mobile No. 9968286210 29 Renny Thomas Room No-224, Kaveri Hostel, JNU, III New Delhi-110067 Contact No:- 9871576976/9717185724 EMail: [email protected]/ [email protected] 30 Arya Priya Present Add:- C-1/ 196 (3rd Floor), III Near Railway Crossing, Lajpat Nagar-1, New Delhi-110024 Permanent Add:- C/o Prof. Ravi Verma, Professor's Quarter No.3, BRA, Bihar University Campus, Muzaffarpur-842001, Bihar. EMail:- [email protected] Contact No:- 8376002364 31 Ektaa Jain Room No. 215, Ganga Hostel, JNU, III New Delhi. E. mail.id:- [email protected] Contact No. 8800265975 32 Shushwi Ke C/o Dev Kumar III A-132, Opposite to Indian Bank, Katwaria Sarai, New Delhi-110016 [email protected] Contact no. 7042714548 33 Shruti Jain G-38, Data Ram Apartments, Sector-18, III Rohini, Delhi-110089 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9868022709 …5… …5… S.No. Candidate Address/Number/E‐Mail.Id Category (Age; SC/ST) 34 Fahad Hashmi Local Add: D1/195, Flat No.: A-301, III IIIrd Floor, Milli Timess Street, Abul Fazal Enclave, Jamia Nagar Okhla, New Delhi-110025. Permanent Address: 5-A, Hashmi Manzil, New Karim Ganj, Gaya (Bihar)- 823001 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9654588311 35 Neshat Alam (OBC) Flat No. 64, Baghban Apartment, III Sector-28, Rohini, N. Delhi Email: [email protected] Contact no: 9968371024 36 Pratyasha Sahoo (OBC) C/O G.K. Prusty, F-62, Sheikh Serai III Phase-I, New Delhi-110017 E.Mail: [email protected] Contact No.:- 9717617284 37 Manda Suneetha 3-1-31/1, Janapriya Colony, Behind III SIRIS, L.B. Nagar, Hyderabad-74 Email:- [email protected] Contact no. 7893661841 38 Jessy.K.Philip First Floor, 2A/9, Bhavani Kunj Apts, III Kishan Garh, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi. Ph:- 9968344659 39 Koyal Verma Room No. 05, Sabarmati Hostel, JNU, III New Delhi- 110067 E.Mail: [email protected] Mobile. No: 9891911156 40 Komal Yadav Village-Kazipur, III New Delhi-73 Post-Office-Ujwa, Najafgarh Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9711471858 41 Debabrata Baral Room No.-146, Hostel-Sabarmati, JNU, III New Delhi-110067 Email.: [email protected] Mob: 9013275511 42 Saumya Malviya Local Add:-P- 83/A, Ground Floor, III Mayur Vihar Ph-1, Delhi-110091 Permanent Add: A-111 Mehadauri Colony Allahabad-211004, U.P. Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9873994556 …6… …6… S.No. Candidate Address/Number/E‐Mail.Id Category (Age; SC/ST) 43 Shrabana Chakraborty 1st Floor, B 77, New Gupta Colony, III Delhi-110009 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9871060627 44 Anasua Chatterjee 108/1 Yamuna Hostel, JNU, New Delhi- III 110067 Email: [email protected] contact no. 9910837584 45 Amit Kumar (OBC) Present Add:- C/o Mr. Baldeo Kumar III Road No. 1, Teacher Colony, Kumhrar, Patna-800026 E.mail: [email protected] Mob:- 09013801322/7042467002 46 Ananya Das Local Add: Room No. 28, Chaudhary III Ramkartar Singh Building, Budh Vihar, Opposite JNU, New Delhi-110067. Permanent Add: Purusottam Nagar, Siddhamahavir Patna, Puri, Odisha. Pin- 752002. Email: [email protected] Contact no. 8745967630/09650869334 47 Rishi Kant Prajapati (OBC) 1/848, Ruchi Khand-2, Sarada Nagar III Lucknow-226005. Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9871527809/8447272849 48 Sumbul Farah Add: First floor, 15 B.D. Estate, III Timarpur Road, Delhi-110054 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9810395377 49 Chingri Zimik (ST) Local Add: Q-15A, Third Floor, III Jangpura Extension, New Delhi-110014 Permanent Add: Mapao Khullen Village, Senapati District, Manipur- 795136 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9560612354 50 Seema Chandra (SC) C/o Vinay Kumar 158, Sabarmati III Hostel, JNU, New Delhi. Email: [email protected] Contact no. 9971476493/9868948878 …7… …7… S.No. Candidate Address/Number/E‐Mail.Id Category (Age; SC/ST) 51 Ravindra Karnena (OBC) Add: Flat No. 188, Munirka Vihar, III Munirka New Delhi-110067 Email: [email protected] Contact no. 011-26174838/ 09968295532 52 Leki Wangmo Thungon (ST) B-3, Apoorva Apartments, Plot No. 14, III Dwarka Sector 5, New Delhi-110075. Email: [email protected] Contact no. 8860149347 53 Dhiren Kumar Sahoo (SC) Current Add: Room No. 126 (E), III Brahmaputra Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi-110067. Permanent Add: C/o- Dharanidhar Sahoo, At-Bhagaban Pur, Post- Jagannath Pur Sasan, Via-Madan Pur, Dist-Kendrapara, State-Odisha, Pin- 754246 54 Madhusmita Sahoo (OBC) C/O- D.C. Sahoo III F-125-A/B-2 Dilshad Colony, New Delhi-110095. E. mail.:- [email protected] Mob.:- 8010258982 55 Sayantika Palit Local Add: 124, Shipra Hostel, JNU, III New Delhi-110067 Permanent Add: B1, City Heights, Pratapgarh Colony; Post Chinsurah, Dist: Hooghy, West Bengal-712101 Email: [email protected] Contact no.
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