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Declaration of the Result of Fellowship for the Batch Year 2018-19 Under Declaration of the result of Fellowship for the Batch Year 2018-19 under the Scheme of Award of Senior/Junior Fellowships to Outstanding Persons in the Fields of Culture. NOTE: Fellowship Award Letters and other instructions for Fellowship(s) are being issued separately by Centre for Cultural Resources and Training, Dwarka, New Delhi to the selected candidates shortly. FellowshiP : ccBl Junior Selected Candidates List for Junior Fellowship 2018-2019 for Award of FellowshiP to Out Culture State District City S. No. Enrollment Name Number Field-Classical Music Sub Field-Hindustani ( Vocal) M aharashtra Pune Pu ne 1 JF20195909 Meghana Sardar Kenjale qhikha Lucknow Lucknow 2 JF207962].6 Srivastav Uttar Pradesh Pradesh Goutam Buddh Goutam Buddh 3 JF20196600 Krish na ChaudharY Uttar Nagar Naga r Varanasi Varanasi 4 )F20]-97020 Anuradha Raturi Uttar Pradesh Bengal 24 ?atgana 24 Pa rgan a 5 JF20L96a44 Sambuddha Chatterjee West North Sub Field-Hindustani ( lnstrumental) Dharwad Dharwad 6 1F20195983 Aranyakumar Munenni Karnataka Rajsamand Rajsamand l JF20196116 Gajendra Kumawat Rajasthan West Tripura Trip ura 6 JF20196517 Anirban Biswas Tripura Varanasi Vara nasi I JF20195192 Ankit Parikh Uttar Pradesh Dehradun Dehradun 10 JF20196599 Chitrank Pant Uttarakh and West Delhi 11 JF20196304 Subhasis Ghosh Delhi North Delhi Sub Field-Carnatic ( lnstrumental) HYderabad 72 JF20196608 Padmini Karamcheti Telengana Hyderabad I Pasumarthy Sub Field-Carnatic (Vocal) 13 JF2O796274 | RamYa H Karnatakalt"J,Tj:ru laansaruru !4 JF20L97t5l Ashwini T N Karnataka I MYsuru Mysuru Fi"!qr!ts!!!E:!l!4l4s g Sub Field-Nazrul Geeti/Atulprasad Hooghly Hooghly 15 JF20196634 Antara Roy I West Bengal TaPPar Thumri, Dadra, !!q_- . West Delhi 16 JF20196881 Deepmala Delhi North Delhi Sub Field-other catesories oltlCEgE1rg|llg* Metro Guwahati 77 JF20196206 Babanita Das Assam Kamrup pnagar Rupnagar 18 JF20196753 Gurdev Singh Punjab Ru Field- Dance & Dance Music Sub Field- Bharatnatyam Kodagu Kodagu 19 JF20195362 I Shilpa NanjaPPa I Karnataka W,It1 @,<t Junior FellowshiP CCRT Kerala ThiruvananthaP ThiruvananthaP 20 JF20196005 Gayathri Subramanian uram uram Malappuram Malappuram 2l JF20196150 Praveen Kumar K S Kerala Nadu Chennai Chennai 22 JF20195575 Sudha Laxmi R Tamil Bengal 24 Parganas 24 Parganas 23 )F20L96677 Sugata Das West North cr rh Eiol.l- Chhatr Saraikela Saraikela 24 JF20196903 Pradeep Kumar Kabi lharkhand Kharsawan Mayurbhanj Baripada 25 JF20195559 Shiba Charan Mohanta Odisha Mayurbhanj Baripada 26 JF20195690 Bana ru pa Mohanty Odisha Sub Field- Chhau Music Khurdha Bhubaneswar 27 JF20196654 Ananda Kumar Das Odisha Sub Field- GaudiYa NritYa Darjeeling Darjeeling 28 1F20196813 Sushmita Ghosh West Bengal sub Field- Kathak East Delhi Delhi 29 JF20196998 Anju Vishwas Delhi Vadodara Vadodara 30 JF20196320 Dyuti Pandya Gujarat I t'lasik 31 JF20195901 Aditi Vivek Panse Maharashtra I Nasik I Mumbai 32 JF20191294 Sunil Ramkumar Su nka ra rvtaharashtra I tuumbai I Lucknow 33 JF20195411 Anshima Chaudhari Uttar Pradesh Lucknow I Sub Field- Kathakali Kollam 34 JF2019s334 Vishnu Prasad Kerala Kollam I 35 I lPzorgssoo I RakeshPS Kerala Alappuzha I AlaPPuzha Sub Field- KuchiPudi Ra ngared d i 36 JF20195591 | Hima Bindu Kanoi Telengana Rangareddi Sub Field- ManiPuri lm phal 37 JF20195498 Moirangthem Shangitabali Manipur lmphal west Devi lmphal 38 JF20195605 Urmika Maibam Ma nipu r lmphalwest west lm phal 39 JF20196898 Nonsmeikapam Surjit Singh I ly!!P!I lmphal Sub Field- ManiPuri Music Bishnupr 40 1F20195659 Takhelchangbam Narendrajit Ma nipu r Bishnupur Sharma Sub Field- Mohiniattam Thrissur 4t JF20195937 Krishnapriya N D Kerala Thrissur Sub Field- odissi Music Khordha Bhubaneswar 42 JF2015592 Himansu Sekhar Swain Odisha Sub Field- Odissi Thane M u mbai 43 1F20195390 Monaswini Mohanty Maharashtra Bhubaneswar 44 JF20195664 Pravat Kumar Swain Odisha Khordha Kolkatta 45 JF20196829 Paulami ChakrabortY West Bengal Kolkatta z wrr @a,, Junior FellowshiP CCET Sub Field- Satriya Dance Assam Kamrup Metro Guwahati 46 JF20195255 Dimpee Baishya I Assam Jorahat Jorahat Paramananda Kakaty I 47 JF2O795269 I Sub Field- Thangtia nipu r lmphal East lm phal 48 1Fro196808 T Laishram Sanatombi Devi Ma riarer - Eallr /Tredirional and lndisenous Arts e 'h Eiald - Ealk tlenac Assam Sonitpur Tezpu r 49 JF20196598 Barnali Khandit Assam Marigaon Marigaon 50 )F20197320 Julee Hazarika North West Delhi 51 JF20L96571 Anuj Kumar Gupta Delhi Delhi Bangalu ru Bangaluru 52 I 1F20195191 Preethi K Mohan Karnataka Urban Ba nga lu ru Bangalu ru 53 JF20196796 Shankar Karnataka Urban Madhya Betul Betul 54 JF20195265 J itesh Kawdey Pradesh G anjam Berhampur 55 1F20197008 Alok Bishoyi Odisha Alwar Alwar 56 JF20L97lO7 Banay Singh Rajastha n 24 Parga nas 24 Parga nas 57 rF20196633 Sandip Majumdar West Bengal South Sub Field -Folk Music Kamrup Metro Guwahati 58 tF2O796423 | Momi Sarma Assam Ranchi Ranchi 59 JF20196648 I Budhmani Minj I harkha nd Jabalpur Jabalpur 50 JF20196185 Rashmi Soni Madhya Pradesh Thane Mu mbai 61 JF20195404 Vikas Maruti Kokate Maharashtra lmphalWest lm phal 62 JF20195480 Ahongshangbam Aneshori Maninur I Bargarh Bargarh 63 JF20196118 Ashwini Kumar Patel I Odisha Muradabad Muradabad 64 JF20L97229 Vanita Kansal Uttar Pradesh Sub Field - Folk Songs Rajnadgaon 65 JF20196866 Suraj Virat Tiwari Chhattisga rh Rajnandagaon aidar 66 )F20195646 Maharudrayya Karnata ka Bidar I Bhopal Bhopal 67 JF20t97357 Shikha Shrivastava Madhya Prad esh Nuapada Nuapada 68 JF20195706 Bi.layini Mishra Odisha Mahbubnagar M ahbu bn aga r 69 JF20r96743 Shivaiah Telengana Varanasi Va ra nasi 70 1F20196061 Neetu Tahalani Uttar Pradesh Sub Field -Folk Theatre Sonitpur Tezpu r 7L JF20196916 Anju Moni Bhuyan Bora Assam Panipat 7-) JF2016656 Munesh Harya na Panipat Bangalu ru Bangaluru 73 JF20195234 Priyanka K Mohan Karnataka 3 pfisrt qx ccEr Junior FellowshiP Urban Bhopal Bhopal 74 JF20195185 Rachana Mishra Madhya Pradesh Pradesh Ghaziabad Ghaziabad 75 tF20L97L65 Ba<rrdev Trioathv Uttar Pali Pali 76 tF20r97072 Bhawna Trivedi Raiastha n North West Delhi 7l tF20L97L7t Virendra Singh Delhi Delhi Sub Field - Puppetry Palakkad Palakkad 18 JF20L96449 Rajitha Kerala Sub Field - Others Darrang Darra ng 79 JF20L95446 Deep Jyoti Kalita Assam North West Delhi 80 JF20196569 Mosin Khan Delhi Delhi N orth East Delhi 81 Jt20t97L37 Rajkumar Delhi Delhi G u rgaon Gurgaon 82 JF20195351 Deep Govekar Gulia Haryana Jammu Jamm u 6J rF20196011 Sahil Ohri Jammu & Kashmir Ernakulam Ernakulam a4 )F20196874 Thomas Joe Kerala Bishnupur Bishnupur 85 rF20196964 Hanglem Sur.iit Meitei Manipur I Bhadrakh Bhadrakh 86 Jt20196392 Sumitra Parhi Odisha Fazilka Fazilka 87 JF20196878 Amit Ju neja Pun.jab Lucknow Lucknow 88 JF20L95347 Gyanendra Mishra I Uttar Pradesh Budaun 89 JF20195869 Suman Deval Uttar P radesh Budaun Field - Literature Sub Field - Others Delhi 90 JF20195790 | Kira n Mishra Delhi New Delhi I Ranchi Ranchi 91 )F2OL96243 | Poonam Kumari Jharkhand I I Sub Field - Assamese Kamrup Metro Guwahati 92 JF2OI}7387 | JaYa nta Pathok Assam Sub Field - Beneali Parganas 24 Pargana 93 JF20195708 Monami Das West Bengal 24 South Sub Field - Enslisi na Vi.jayawada 94 )F20t97152 K Santha Kumari Andhra Krish Pradesh Thane M u mbai 95 JF20196668 Shaila Bajpai PandeY M aharashtra Sub Field - Hindi Kamrup Metro Guwahati 96 )F20L9577t N abakanta Sarma Assam West Delhi 97 JF20197058 Ankit Kumar Delhi South Delhi New Delhi Delhi 98 1F20195718 Garima Singh Delhi Ra nch i Ranchi 99 JF20196933 Abhishek Pandey lharkhand 4 Wq a%.* Junior FellowshiP CCRT Pradesh Gorakhpur Gorakhpur 100 JF20196267 Raginee Singh Uttar Pradesh Prayagraj Prayagraj 101 iF2019728L Sneh Lata Singh Uttar Sub Field -Kannada Bangaluru Bangalu ru 702 JF20!97021 Chennakeshava N Karnataka Urban Sub Field - Marathi Latur Latur 103 JF20196876 Sangita Venkatra! !4elg Maharashtra Sub Field -Maithili Madhubani Madhubani 104 JF20195363 Putul Kumari Bihar Ranchi Ranchi 105 JF20195516 Abha Bharti Jharkhand Sub Field -Malayalam Thrissur Th rissu r 106 tF20t95574 Bhagyalekshmy E Sub Field -Maniouri lmphal East lmphal East 107 JF20195810 Usham Rojio Manipu r Sub Field - OriYa Khordha Bhubaneswar 108 I JF20196250 Arjun Charan Rout Odisha Khordha Bhubaneswar 109 )F20791382 Suchismita Das Odisha Sub Field - Urdu Mumbai M u mbai 110 JF20196154 Khan Sabrin Ahmed Husain Maharashtra Field - New Areas Sub Field - Cultural Economics LLT Sub Field - lndologY tLz JF20195599 Varanasi Va ra nasi 113 rE"nl oAq20 Afial Hussain ]. Uttar Pradesh I Sub Field - EpigraPhY Azamgarh Ll4 Jt20L97422 Amit Dubey Uttar Pradesh Azamgarh Srb f ield - fU"nagement of Heritage and Art & Cultural lnstitutions Bhopal Bhopal 11"5 1F20196306 Ranjeet Kumar Jha Madhya Prad esh Sub Field - New Areal I Delhi 116 1F20196896 Abhishek Sharma Delhi a N"rtL W"st I o"trri Panipat Panipat t!7 JF20196659 Naresh Kumar Haryana Ernakulam Ernakulam 118 JF20t91276 Muhammed Shafi S Kerala I Sub Field -Numismatics Kalaburgi Kalab urgi 119 JF20195730 Mohammed lsmail Karnataka srb ii"ld - sci"ntific and Technological Principles of Conservation Mokokchung 720 tF20t9s3t7 I Aten Jenla I ruagaland I Mokokchung Sub Field - Structural 5 ffin q.- ccEt Junior Fellowship r2]. JF20195496 Ruchika Arora I oetni New Delhi Delhi Sub Field - Sociology of Culture 722 JF20t96442 Drashti Saxena Madhya Bhopal Bhopal Pradesh L23 JF20195849 Chandan Panda West Bengal 24 Pa rganas 24 Patgana North Field - Theatre Sub Field - Mime t24 Sub Field - Theatre r25 rF20196455 Bhaskarjyoti Nath Assam Sonitpur Tezpu r Purnia L26 1F20195545 Santosh Kumar Bihar Purnia L21 JF20L9682! Niyati Rathod Delhi North
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