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List of Scholarship Holders Invited for the Renewal Test to Be Held at Kolkata. Year 2014-15 Venue: KOLKATA: THE RAMAKRISHNA MISSION INSTITUTE OF CULTURE, GOL PARK,KOLKATA-700029,WEST BENGAL List of Scholarship Holders invited for the Renewal Test to be held at Kolkata. Year 2014-15 S.N SCHOLAR PARENTS VENUE DATE TIME ID.NO STATE ART FIELD O NAME NAME JINIA KOLKATA 15-07-2019 03.00 PM SCHO/2014- SHRI JAYANTA 1. CHOWDHUR WEST BENGAL FOLK SONGS 15/00539 CHOWDHURY Y SHRI SUBRATA KOLKATA 15-07-2019 04.00 PM SCHO/2014- SUKANYA HINDUSTANI 2. KUMAR WEST BENGAL 15/00515 BANERJEE MUSIC VOCAL BANERJEE SCHO/2014- SUMOYEE SHRI SUMAN KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 15-07-2019 04.00 PM 3. WEST BENGAL 15/00518 GHOSH GHOSH MUSIC VOCAL SCHO/2014- ARKODEEP SHRI ABHIJIT KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 15-07-2019 04.00 PM 4. WEST BENGAL 15/00519 SARKAR SARKAR MUSIC VOCAL SCHO/2014- SMT. SHEULI KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 15-07-2019 04.00 PM 5. SAGNIK SEN WEST BENGAL 15/00517 SEN MUSIC VOCAL SCHO/2014- ANIMESH SHRI ANUP KOLKATA RABINDRA 15-07-2019 02.00 PM 6. WEST BENGAL 15/00520 KUMAR KAR KUMAR KAR SANGEET SCHO/2014- BANITA SHRI BIMAL KOLKATA 16-07-2019 09.00 AM 7. WEST BENGAL BANANA WEAVING 15/00538 SARKAR SARKAR SCHO/2014- RAHUL SHRI PRAN KOLKATA 16-07-2019 09.00 AM 8. WEST BENGAL CHHAU MASK 15/00596 SUTRADHAR GOBINDA SUTRADHAR SCHO/2014- MALA SHRI POTOL KOLKATA 16-07-2019 09.00 AM 9. WEST BENGAL DHOKRA WEAVING 15/00535 SARKAR SARKAR KOLKATA DHOKRA WEAVING 16-07-2019 09.00 AM SHIKA SCHO/2014- SHRI TUNDU 10. DEBSHARM WEST BENGAL 15/00536 DEBSHARMA A KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 16-07-2019 04.00 PM SCHO/2014- HRITWIKA SHRI RAKESH MUSIC 11. WEST BENGAL 15/00537 MISHRA MISHRA INSTRUMENT- SARANGI SHRI KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 16-07-2019 04.00 PM SUPAN SCHO/2014- SOMNATH MUSIC 12. CHAKRABO WEST BENGAL 15/00523 CHAKRABORT INSTRUMENT- RTY Y SITAR KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 16-07-2019 04.00 PM SCHO/2014- SHRI RAJIB MUSIC 13. RATUL DAS WEST BENGAL 15/00524 DAS INSTRUMENT- SITAR KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 16-07-2019 03.30 PM SCHO/2014- ANKUSH SHRI MILAN MUSIC 14. WEST BENGAL 15/00522 KARMAKAR KARMAKAR INSTRUMENT- TABLA KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 16-07-2019 03.30 PM SCHO/2014- NANDINI MUSIC 15. SHRI RAJA DAS WEST BENGAL 15/00528 DAS INSTRUMENT- VIOLIN KOLKATA HINDUSTANI 16-07-2019 03.30 PM SCHO/2014- SAYAN SHRI SUBRATA MUSIC 16. WEST BENGAL 15/00529 SINHA SINHA INSTRUMENT- VIOLIN 17. SCHO/2014- SIDDHARTH SHRI SWARUP WEST BENGAL KOLKATA PAINTING 16-07-2019 09.00 AM 15/00532 A DEY KUMAR DEY SCHO/2014- SHRI SAMIT KOLKATA 16-07-2019 09.00 AM 18. SAYAK SOM WEST BENGAL PAINTING 15/00530 SOM KOLKATA SREE KHOL 16-07-2019 04.00 PM SHRI SCHO/2014- RONJITA 19. HAREKRISHNA WEST BENGAL 15/00527 HALDER HALDER SCHO/2014- ROMALIA SHRI DEBASIS KOLKATA 17-07-2019 02.00 PM 20. WEST BENGAL KATHAK 15/00526 KONER KONER CHANDREY KOLKATA 17-07-2019 02.00 PM SMT. RINI SCHO/2014- EE 21. CHAKRABORT WEST BENGAL KATHAK 15/00544 CHAKRABO Y. RTY MASTER SHRI SISIR KOLKATA 18-07-2019 03.00 PM SCHO/2014- 22. SOURADEEP DHAR WEST BENGAL BHARATNATAYAM 15/00552 DHAR SCHO/2014- SRIJANA MR. SANJIB KOLKATA 18-07-2019 03.00 PM 23. WEST BENGAL BHARATNATAYAM 15/00549 TEWARI TEWARI SCHO/2014- AKANKSHA SHRI ANINDYA KOLKATA 19-07-2019 02.00 PM 24. WEST BENGAL MANIPURI DANCE 15/00512 SINHA KANTI SINHA SCHO/2014- SREEJONI SHRI KOLKATA 19-07-2019 03.00 PM 25. WEST BENGAL ODISSI DANCE 15/00542 SEN SOUMITRA SEN SHRI BRAJO KOLKATA 19-07-2019 03.00 PM SCHO/2014- PRATHAM 26. KISHORE WEST BENGAL ODISSI DANCE 15/00543 SUTRADHAR SUTRADHAR RIDDHI KOLKATA 19-07-2019 03.00 PM SCHO/2014- SMT. PIYALI 27. BHATTACH WEST BENGAL ODISSI DANCE 15/00545 GHOSH ARYYA SHRI NIRAD KOLKATA 19-07-2019 03.00 PM SCHO/2014- ANANYA 28. BARAN WEST BENGAL ODISSI DANCE 15/00546 GOSWAMI GOSWAMI AISHANI SHRI ATANU KOLKATA 19-07-2019 03.00 PM SCHO/2014- 29. BHATTACH BHATTACHAR WEST BENGAL ODISSI DANCE 15/00547 ARYYA YYA KOLKATA CHHAU.DANCE 20-07-2019 03.00 PM SHRI SCHO/2014- PRADIP PURULIA 30. BHAGABANDA WEST BENGAL 15/00533 NAYAK S KUMAR SCHO/2014- SOUMADEEP SHRI RUPAK KOLKATA 20-07-2019 03.00 PM 31. WEST BENGAL DRAMA 15/00510 BANERJEE BANERJEE KUMARI SHRI KOLKATA 20-07-2019 02.00 PM SCHO/2014- 32. SRIJA KRISHNAJIT WEST BENGAL GAUDIYA NRITYA 15/00553 SENGUPTA SENGUPTA SCHO/2014- KOROK SHRI KALOLL KOLKATA 20-07-2019 02.00 PM 33. WEST BENGAL GAUDIYA NRITYA 15/00634 BISWAS BISWAS SHRI ASIS KOLKATA 20-07-2019 02.00 PM SCHO/2014- ANURAG 34. KUMAR WEST BENGAL GAUDIYA NRITYA 15/00635 BHOWMIK BHOWMIK SHRI NARES KOLKATA 20-07-2019 03.00 PM SCHO/2014- SOUMYA 35. CHANDRA WEST BENGAL MIME 15/00511 BANERJEE BANERJEE .
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