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Centre Fror Cultural Resources and Training, New Delhi Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme CENTRE FROR CULTURAL RESOURCES AND TRAINING, NEW DELHI CULTURAL TALENT SEARCH SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME Please note that the list of scholarship holders to be invited for interview/test at all other venues will be uploaded as and when the venue for the interview/test gets confirmed. Therefore the candidates are advised to wait for the letter to be sent by Regd. Post as well as on their given email-id and also check the website from time to time. VENUE: THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, ADHYAPAKA BHAVAN, BEHIND SECRETARIAT, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALA-695001 S.No Candidate Candidate Candidate ID DOB Father Name Art Name Venue Name Date of Interview Time . Name State CAND/2019- ARJUN NATH THIRUVANANTHAPU 1. 24-05-2007 SHRI GOPINATHAN Tholpavakoothu KERALA 11-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01191 P.G RAM CAND/2019- ARUN SHRI MANIKANDAN THIRUVANANTHAPU 2. 02-10-2006 Tholpavakoothu KERALA 11-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01192 KRISHNAN M K. S. RAM CAND/2019- VIJAY THIRUVANANTHAPU 3. 04-06-2006 SMT VIDHYA Tholpavakoothu KERALA 11-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01193 KRISHNA R RAM CAND/2019- SHRI KRISHNA THIRUVANANTHAPU 4. 24-10-2007 SREELAL K Tholpavakoothu KERALA 11-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01194 KUMAR RAM CAND/2019- MALAVIKA THIRUVANANTHAPU 5. 17-10-2007 SHRI G. VIJAYAN Kathakali KERALA 09-07-2019 10.00 AM 20/01195 VIJAYAN RAM CAND/2019- ANASWAR K SMT. PREMA S THIRUVANANTHAPU 6. 18-02-2006 Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01196 THEJUS KUMAR RAM CAND/2019- SHRI PRADEEPAN THIRUVANANTHAPU 7. 02-06-2008 DEVANATH A Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01197 M. V RAM CAND/2019- KEERTHANA THIRUVANANTHAPU 8. 23-04-2007 SHRI K. MADHU Kathakali KERALA 09-07-2019 10.00 AM 20/01198 M NAIR RAM CAND/2019- SHRI THIRUVANANTHAPU 9. 09-03-2009 DEVAJITH A Kathakali KERALA 09-07-2019 10.00 AM 20/01200 PRABHAKARAN P RAM CAND/2019- PARTHIV THIRUVANANTHAPU 10. 25-02-2009 SHRI GIREESH T.V Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01202 KRISHNA RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 11. 24-08-2006 SREERAJ T.V SMT DEEPA T.V Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01203 RAM ASWADEV CAND/2019- SHRI PRASAD THIRUVANANTHAPU 12. 01-11-2005 PRASAD Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01204 KARTIKEYAN RAM SANDHYA CAND/2019- NEELAKANTA SHRI VIBHU THIRUVANANTHAPU 13. 09-09-2006 Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/01205 N VIBHU NAIR VASUDEVAN RAM CAND/2019- NIRANJANA SHRI VIBHA THIRUVANANTHAPU 14. 09-09-2006 Kathakali KERALA 09-07-2019 10.00 AM 20/01206 VIBHU NAIR VASUDEVAN RAM SREERAM CAND/2019- HARIDAS THIRUVANANTHAPU 15. 17-04-2009 SMT REMYAM Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 12:10 PM 20/01207 KAIPRATHVE RAM ED CAND/2019- BHAGATH THIRUVANANTHAPU 16. 25-06-2009 SMT DEEPA P.V Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 12:10 PM 20/01208 KRISHNA P.V RAM CAND/2019- ABHIN SHRI RETHEESH THIRUVANANTHAPU 17. 17-12-2008 Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 12:10 PM 20/01209 KRISHNA R KUMAR G RAM CAND/2019- ABHISHEK SHRI THIRUVANANTHAPU 18. 05-11-2007 Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 12:10 PM 20/01210 VISWAM VISWAMBHARAN V RAM CAND/2019- DEVANANDH SHRI RAJEEV THIRUVANANTHAPU 19. 28-03-2009 Kathakali KERALA 09-07-2019 10.00 AM 20/01211 A RAJEEV KUMAR K RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 20. 26-03-2006 ASHWIN V.V SHRI VINOD P.V Kathakali KERALA 09-07-2019 10.00 AM 20/01212 RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 21. 26-01-2006 CHANDINI K SHRI PRASANTH K.V Kathakali KERALA 09-07-2019 10.00 AM 20/01214 RAM CAND/2019- ATHUL RAGH SHRI RAGHAVAN THIRUVANANTHAPU 22. 16-08-2007 Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01732 AVAN KUNDAKUDIYAN RAM CAND/2019- JITHIN M.B THIRUVANANTHAPU 23. 21-08-2007 SHRI BALAN K Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01733 ALAN RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 24. 17-04-2008 ANIRUDH M SMT. REETA KV Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01734 RAM CAND/2019- LAKSHMISUD THIRUVANANTHAPU 25. 26-11-2005 SHRI RAVI P.V Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01735 HARANI RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 26. 07-08-2007 ABHINAND K SHRI PAVITHRAN M Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01736 RAM AKSHAJITH CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 27. 07-05-2006 VINOD SHRI VINOD K Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01737 RAM YADHAV CAND/2019- SREERAGRAJ THIRUVANANTHAPU 28. 23-07-2006 SHRI RAJESH M Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01738 T V RAM CAND/2019- DEVIKARAME THIRUVANANTHAPU 29. 16-07-2006 SMT. DEEPA. M Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01739 SH RAM CAND/2019- ABHISANTH SHRI NARAYANAN THIRUVANANTHAPU 30. 22-09-2006 Sculpture KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01740 LAL MA MA RAM CAND/2019- FATHIMATH THIRUVANANTHAPU 31. 19-06-2007 SMT SHALIMA C.P Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01741 NAHA K.C RAM CAND/2019- THRISHA THIRUVANANTHAPU 32. 30-10-2006 SMT SHEEJA P Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01742 SURESH RAM CAND/2019- SMT BABY SAJNA THIRUVANANTHAPU 33. 13-07-2007 ATHIRATH M Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01743 T.K RAM CAND/2019- SANJU S THIRUVANANTHAPU 34. 10-08-2005 SHRI N.M SUDHEER Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01744 BOSE RAM CAND/2019- GOPIKA THIRUVANANTHAPU 35. 19-03-2009 SHRI KANNAN A Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01745 KANNAN RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 36. 27-03-2006 ANUSHKA SHRI SHAJU K. K Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01746 RAM CAND/2019- PARVANA SHRI SHIJITH THIRUVANANTHAPU 37. 11-12-2006 Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01747 SHIJITH KUMAR P. M RAM CAND/2019- PRARTHANA SHRI SHIJITH THIRUVANANTHAPU 38. 11-12-2006 Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01748 SHIJITH KUMAR P. M RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 39. 23-02-2006 ANIT SALU SHRI SALU JOSEPH Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01749 RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 40. 23-02-2006 ADEEP SALU SHRI SALU JOSEPH Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01750 RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 41. 24-09-2007 ADWAITH PP SHRI SURESH K Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01751 RAM CAND/2019- PREETHIKA SMT PREEJA THIRUVANANTHAPU 42. 06-08-2005 Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01752 PRAMOD PRAMOD RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 43. 22-06-2006 NANDANA P SHRI DINESHAN P Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01753 RAM CAND/2019- HANZA THIRUVANANTHAPU 44. 12-07-2008 SHRI HASIF V.M Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01754 FATHIMA RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 45. 18-10-2006 ABHAYDEV C SHRI VIJAYAN C Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01755 RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 46. 10-12-2008 ABHINAV C SHRI VIJAYAN C Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01756 RAM CAND/2019- KMJAGAANAT THIRUVANANTHAPU 47. 26-06-2007 SHRI SUJITH K.M Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01757 H RAM CAND/2019- SAYANDH SHRI MANOJ KUMAR THIRUVANANTHAPU 48. 10-01-2006 Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01758 MANOJ M.K RAM CAND/2019- REELAKSHM THIRUVANANTHAPU 49. 30-12-2006 SHRI RAJEEV P Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01759 P RAM CAND/2019- SHRADHA SHRI PRAKSHAN THIRUVANANTHAPU 50. 20-02-2008 Painting KERALA 12-07-2019 9:30 AM 20/01760 PRAKASHAN CHANDRAMBATH RAM CAND/2019- AMITH K.V SHRI AKHILANDAN THIRUVANANTHAPU 51. 11-07-2007 Chenda KERALA 09-07-2019 12:10 PM 20/01775 KOODIVEEDU A.V RAM CAND/2019- VEDA THIRUVANANTHAPU 52. 14-12-2007 SHRI SARATH DAS Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 10:00 AM 20/01863 SARATH RAM CAND/2019- SHRI K THIRUVANANTHAPU 53. 23-08-2005 VYSHNAV J Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 10:00 AM 20/01864 JAYAKRISHNAN RAM SHRI CAND/2019- THRISHNA A. THIRUVANANTHAPU 54. 25-03-2006 KUNHIKRISHNAN Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 10:00 AM 20/01865 K RAM NAIR EV CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 55. 22-03-2007 PARVATHI M SHRI GOPI M Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 10:00 AM 20/01866 RAM GOWRI CAND/2019- SHRI NANDAKUMAR THIRUVANANTHAPU 56. 29-08-2005 NANDAKUMA Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 10:00 AM 20/01867 K.S RAM R CAND/2019- ARAVIND SHRI AJITH KUMAR THIRUVANANTHAPU 57. 29-12-2005 Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 10:00 AM 20/01868 AJITH R RAM CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 58. 15-03-2006 SHAH SAJITH SHRI SAJITH BABU Charadukuthikkali KERALA 11-07-2019 10:00 AM 20/02001 RAM CAND/2019- GOPIKA SHRI GOPAKUMAR THIRUVANANTHAPU 59. 15-11-2006 Charadukuthikkali KERALA 11-07-2019 10:00 AM 20/02002 GOPAKUMAR E. V RAM CAND/2019- SREERANJINI THIRUVANANTHAPU 60. 06-10-2006 SHRI KRISHNAN K M Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/02003 KRISHNAN RAM AADITHYADE CAND/2019- THIRUVANANTHAPU 61. 21-05-2006 V SHRI RAMESAN V Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/02004 RAM VADASSERY CAND/2019- DEVANANDA THIRUVANANTHAPU 62. 02-05-2006 SHRI SABU Carnatic Music Vocal KERALA 08-07-2019 11:30 AM 20/02005 A S RAM CAND/2019- GAYATHRY M THIRUVANANTHAPU 63.
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