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HEC-HMS) 26 – 30 July 2021 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF JAL SHAKTI, DoWR, RD & GR CENTRAL WATER COMMISSION NATIONAL WATER ACADEMY, PUNE Purpose Oriented Training Program through Distance Learning on “ Hydrologic Modeling System (HEC-HMS) 26 – 30 July 2021 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Sr.No. Name Name of the State Represented by 1 A K SARANYA Tamilnadu Central Government Organization 2 A. MANI Andhra Pradesh Academic Institute 3 A. RAMBABU Telangana State Government Organisation 4 A.D.SIVANANDA Karnataka State Government Organisation 5 AADYA KALIA Rajasthan Academic Institute 6 AALISHA LANJEWAR Maharashtra Academic Institute 7 AARIZ AHMED Karnataka Academic Institute 8 AARTI GHATE Gujarat Academic Institute 9 ABDUL NISAR BHAT Jammu and Kashmir Academic Institute 10 ABHIJEET DAS Odisha State Government Organisation 11 ABHIMANYU KUMAR BARNWAL Biratnagar, Nepal Central Government Organization 12 ABHISHEK DINKAR DATIR MAHARASHTRA Other 13 ADARSH KUMAR SINGH Uttar Pradesh Academic Institute 14 ADWAIT PRAKASH BOWLEKAR MAHARASHTRA Academic Institute 15 AFSHAN NABI J&K Academic Institute 16 AISHWARYA A Karnataka State Government Organisation 17 AJAY KUMAR Uttarakhand State Government Organisation 18 AJU CD Kerala Academic Institute 19 AKASH ANAND UTTAR PRADESH Academic Institute 20 AKASH JAIN Madhya pradesh Academic Institute 21 AKASH JOHARI RAJASTHAN Academic Institute 22 AKHILESH KUMAR JHA Uttar Pradesh Academic Institute 23 AKSHARA AJAY Kerala Academic Institute 24 AKSHATA BANDI H Karnataka Other 25 AKSHAY KUMAR SINGH Uttar pradesh Academic Institute 26 AKSHAY PACHORE Maharashtra Academic Institute 27 AKSHAY RAJANAL Karnataka Private Sector 28 ALEKHYA DATTA Uttar Pradesh Central Government Organization 29 ALKA PARDESHI Maharashtra Academic Institute 30 ALLENA SAIGANESH ANDHRA PRADESH Central Government Organization 31 AMALA Kerala Other HIMACHAL 32 AMAN KUMAR PRADESH Academic Institute 33 AMBADAS KULKARNI Maharashtra Academic Institute 34 AMBRISH KUMAR Jharkhand State Government Organisation 35 AMIT KUMAR SINGH DelhI Private Sector 36 AMIT PAL Gujarat Academic Institute 37 AMOL MASKAR MAHARASHTRA State Government Organisation 38 AMRISH SAINI Uttarakhand Academic Institute 39 AMRUTHA A S KARNATAKA Academic Institute 1 | Page 40 ANANDAKUMARA H Karnataka Other 41 ANANYA MUKHOPADHYAY West Bengal Private Sector 42 ANANYA SARKAR West Bengal Academic Institute 43 ANIL KUMAR KAR Odisha State Government Organisation 44 ANIL SHARMA Rajasthan Academic Institute 45 ANIRUDDHA A. M. Karnataka Academic Institute 46 ANISH RANJAN BIHAR State Government Organisation 47 ANKIT DUDEJA Assam Central Government Organization 48 ANKITKUMAR RANJITBHAI PATEL GUJARAT State Government Organisation 49 ANKUR SHARMA Haryana Public Sector Organization 50 ANNIE PEGU Assam State Government Organisation 51 ANURAG M. BHARGAV GUJARAT Academic Institute 52 APARNA DEULKAR Maharashtra (MH) Academic Institute 53 ARDRA MOHAN Kerala Other 54 ARJUN P M Kerala Other 55 ARPIT CHOUDHARY Rajasthan Academic Institute 56 ARPITA TRIVEDY West Bengal Academic Institute 57 ARPITHA G Karnataka Academic Institute 58 ARUN BALU I Tamil nadu State Government Organisation 59 ARUN C Kerala State Government Organisation 60 ASHISH MEENA Rajasthan Academic Institute 61 ASHISH SHARMA GUJARAT Public Sector Organization 62 ASHOK TAILOR Gujarat Private Sector 63 ASHWINI B KARNATAKA Academic Institute 64 ASWIN P UNNITHAN Kerala Other AVANTIKA BHALCHANDRA 65 KULKARNI Maharashtra Academic Institute 66 AVANTIKA KULKARNI Maharashtra Academic Institute 67 AVINASH G Karnataka Private Sector 68 AVINASH KUMAR Assam Central Government Organization 69 AVINASH R Karnataka Academic Institute 70 AVIRAL GOYAL Rajasthan Academic Institute 71 AVIRAT CHAVAN Magarashtra State Government Organisation 72 AYANA V S Kerala Academic Institute 73 AYUSH TIWARI Delhi Central Government Organization 74 AZHAR AHMAD BHAT Jammu & kashmir State Government Organisation 75 B. 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