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August, 2020 (17.08.2020 to 31.08.2020) S National Human Rights Commission Online Short Term Internship - August, 2020 (17.08.2020 to 31.08.2020) s. No. i^pplican ftpplicant_Name Gend Jniversity_CollegeJnstitute tJD er 1 427 AAWIIN BINT KHURSHID F Jamia Milia Islamia 2 445 AANCHAL SINGHAL F Vliranda House 3 219 ABDUL BASITH KP M Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development 4 645 ABHiNEET M Aligarh Muslim University, Murshidabad 5 602 ABHISHRUT SINGH M NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF STUDY AND RESEARCH IN LAW, RANCHI 6 527 ABIRAMI F Sri Krishna Arts &amp;amp; Sciences College 7 2 ADRIKA BAISHYA F AMITY LAW SCHOOL, AMITY UNIVERSITY, UTTAR PRADESH 8 154 AISHWARYA BHUTA F JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY 9 3 AISIRI RAJ F School of Law. Christ University 10 447 AWIAN BUTANl M Amity University 11 497 AMBIKA SINGH F University of Delhi/ Indraprastha College for Women 12 247 ANAPURU SHRAVANI F KL College of Law, KL University 13 128 ANIKET WIISHRA M DES SHRI NAVALMAL FIRODIA LAW COLLEGE, PUNE 14 421 ANURAG SHANKAR M Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai 15 652 APARNA KP F GOVT . LAW COLLEGE THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 16 233 ARINDOWl BORA M Indian Institute Of technology, Guwahati 17 4 ARUNDHATI KISHOR F D.E.S Navalmal Firodia Law College, PAWAR Pune ( Fergusson College ) SRM School Of Law 18 411 ARYA DINESH F — S. No. jApplican Applicant_Name Gend |University_CollegeJnstitute t ID er 19 49 ARYA PATIL "f iGovernment Law College, Mumbai "jvj luiLS, Panjab University Regional 20 294 ASEEM KUMAR Centre 21 ASHMITA MITRA "f lAlliance University Bangalore Ivi INATIONAL LAW UNIVERCITY, 22 255 ASHOK SAGR JODHPUR F Igovernment law college 23 620 ATHIRA SHEELA THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 24 251 AVISHEK BASRIYAR M Rabindra Bharti University 25 594 AYAT KHURSHEED F Birla International School F IGovernment Law College,Trivandrum 26 650 AYSHA LATHIEF 27 24 AYUSH CHAUHAN M JECRC University ^ ISymbiosis Law School, Hyderabad 28 91 BENJARAM VINITHA REDDY 29 88 BODHl SHAM RAMTEKEl M ILS Law College, Pune Symbiosis law school 30 CHILUMULA NANDITA SHRADDHA REDDY 31 14 CHINMAY RAJAN M luniversity of Mumbai KASTURE F Govt.Law college 32 662 DEVIKA .R 33 347 DHANIKSHA F GARGI COLLEGE <•>1 IAI inti IA n\l 487 DIKSHI ARORA {Rajiv Gandhi National University of 34 ILaw, Punjab iGALGOTIAS UNIVERSITY 35 460 DIVYA 431 DIVYA MIGLANI Im.D UNIVERSITY 37 GULSHAN KUMAR M Galgotias University 38 336 HARDIKA UPADHYAY F ^Indore Institute of Law IGOVT law COLLEGE, 681 HIBA NAJEEM 39 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM S. No. i(Vpplican i^pplicant_Name Gend Jniversity_College_lnstitute tJD er 40 10 HIMANI UPPAL F ^Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU 41 542 SHAN KAUR KHALSA F Lady Shri Ram College, University of elhi 42 13 JAGRATl PATHAK F Aligarh Muslim University 43 608 JAI K GUPTA M Symbiosis Law School, NOIDA 44 16 JATIN ARORA M Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU 45 545 KAWIAL KUMAR M Mewar Law Institute 46 202 KANIKA MAWRI F Amity Law School, Noida 47 515 KAVYA JHAWAR F Gujarat University 48 205 KHADEEJA LIYANA KV F NEHRU ACADEMY OF LAW 49 634 LAIBA NOOR F St. Vincent De Paul School 50 281 LAKSHAY GOEL M UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF LAWS, PANJAB UNIVERSITY REGIONAL CENTRE LUDHIANA 51 416 MAHEK GUPTA F National Law Institute University, Bhopal 52 123 MALLIKASINHA F Bharati Vidyapeeth, New Law College, Pune 53 444 MALLIKA SINHA F Amity Institute of International Studies, Amity University 54 469 WIALOTH RAKESH M POST GRADUATE COLLEGE OF LAW, OSMANIA UNIVERSITY SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA 55 15 MANASWITA NAKWAAL F 56 260 MANISHA KUMARl F Jamia Millia Islamia University 57 332 MERAJ ALAWl IDRISI M Jannayak Chandrasekhar University, Ballia 58 408 MIHIR UMESH M P.E.S. MODERN LAW COLLEGE, INAWIDAR PUNE 59 468 MOHAMMAD HAIDER M Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh ABBAS S. No. Applican|Applicant_Name Gend |University_CollegeJnstitute t ID er "jjjj ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY 60 581 MOHD YUSUF CENTRE JANGIPUR WIURSHIDABAD "jyj Rajiv Gandhi National University of 61 539 ^AMAN ANAND Law 62 "25 InAVNOOR KAUR F IInstitute of Law, Kurukshetra University "f Io.P Jindal Global University 63 223 NAZIA KHAN F Loreto College 64 ^95 InIDHI KEJRIWAL 65 "648 INIKHAT ASHRAF "f IFaculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University ^ Ijadavpur University 66 475 INIVEDITAJHA "m Ipondicherry University 67 ^2 IPANJAKRISHNA KANTH 68 179 PAVANI "f ^dhra University 69 284 PIDATHALA SAGAR M THE HYDERABAD PUBLIC SCHOOL "f Sri Jagadguru Renukacharya College 70 "387 ^Kl KUMARI of Law "jjjj Rajiv Gandhi National University of 71 "^3 IPRANAV AGARWAL Law, Punjab Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher 72 •?i2 PRASHANT Studies &amp; School of Law(GGSIPU) "f Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) 73 ^59 IPRATYUSHA PRAMANIK Varanasi "F RABINDRA BHARATI UNIVERSITY 74 517 PUBALI BHATTACHARYA "f guru GHASIDAS UNIVERSITY 76 327 IPUJA KUMARI 76 ^^6 RAHUL RAJASEKAR Nl School of Law, Christ University "m Andhra University 77 "525 IrAJESH KUMAR WUNDAVALLI <7 S. No. Applican Applicant_Name Gend Unlversity_College_lnstitute tJD er 78 479 RAXIT JAIN M JAI NARAYAN VYAS UNIVERSITY , JODHPUR 79 136 RINGSEL ONGMU F Lady Shri Ram College for Women BHUTIA 80 8 SAGAR NARANG M DES NAVALMAL FIRODIA LAW COLLEGE,PUNE .MAHARASHTRA 81 93 SANOOP SAJAN M UNIVERSITY COLLEGE KOSHY 82 134 SARA JACOB F KURIAKOSE ELIAS COLLEGE MANNANAM 83 243 SHARVANI RAI F National Law University Odisha 84 113 SHIKHAR GARG M National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam 85 644 SHIVA TIWARI M Aligarh Muslim university, centre Murshidabad 86 519 SHIVANSH MISHRA M UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW 87 429 SHIVI DHOOT F AMITY UNIVERSITY NOIDA 88 528 SHRUTl PATHAK F NATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY, BHOPAL 89 221 SHUBHIKA TAGORE F Hindu College 90 12 SIDDHARTH BASKAR M Amity University, Noida, U.P 91 326 SREELEKSHWII F UNIVERSITY OF KERALA SREEKUMAR KARYAVATTOM CAMPUS TRIVANDRUM 92 496 SWARNIWl BURWIAN F Ajeenkya DY Patil University 93 486 TRIVENI K F Jain deemed to be University 94 436 UPASANA GHOSH F Rabindra Bharati University 95 574 USHA BORO F Pondicherry Univeristy 96 40 VANDANA F University School Of Law, Rayat Bahra University 97 491 VARINDERPAL SINGH M PUNJABI UNIVERSITY PATIALA "XL S. No. Applican Applicant_Name Gend University_College_lnstitute tJD er 98 498 VASUNTHRA E F Sri Krishna Arts and Science College 99 454 YASHISAKSENA F Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Guwahati 100 145 YOUGENDER SINGH M Sharda University Waiting list 1 23 PURAV M Department of Law,Maharishi Dayanand University,Rohtak 2 377 SALGNI RATHORE F Rajasthan school of law for women 3 133 SANGRAM SINGH M Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research, Jamia Hamdard 4 521 SEJAL JAIN F JECRC University 5 449 SHEHNILA F CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF PUNJAB 6 627 SOORYA VIJAY F GOVERNMENT LAW COLLEGE.THIRUANANTHAPURAM 7 249 SRISHTI BANSAL F GURU GOBIND SINGH INDRAPRASTHA UNIVERSITY, DELHI 8 375 TITHI SARKAR F NMIMS University 9 263 URJA MiSHRA F D.E.S&#39;s Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College V.
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