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RAJASTHAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AJMER GAMES MARKS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR RESULT PROCESS (AS PER CERT.ATTACHED WITH DETAILED FORM) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SNO RNO NAME CTG MARKS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 100006 TEJ SINGH CHARAN BC 0 2 100014 RAMCHANDRA ROAT TSP-ST 0 3 100016 USHA CHATURVEDI GE,WE 36 4 100033 PRAVIN KUMAR KHARADI TSP-ST 16 5 100075 NARAYAN LAL MEENA TSP-ST 0 6 100077 JITENDRA KUMAR BAGHE SC 0 7 100091 ASHOK KUMAR SC 0 8 100094 SUBHASH CHANDRA PARG TSP-ST 16 9 100097 DHARMENDRA BERA BC,NG 16 10 100104 MADHU BC,WE 16 11 100109 RATAN LAL MEENA TSP-ST 0 12 100111 MUKESH KUMAR AHARI TSP-ST 0 13 100118 SURESH CHANDRA KHARA TSP-ST 0 14 100127 OMARAM CHOUDHARY BC 0 15 100134 SHANTI LAL DAMOR TSP-ST 0 16 100141 NEENA BATWAL GE,WE,WD 0 17 100151 KAILASH CHANDRA KHAT SC 0 18 100157 DHIRAJMAL DAMOR TSP-ST,LD 0 19 100169 JEEVAN LAL BHEEL TSP-ST 0 20 100170 GAYAD SINGH CHUNDAWA GE 8 21 100172 BHARTI KUMARI BC,WE 0 22 100187 MAHAVIR DAS VESHNAV BC 16 23 100189 DILIP KUMAR PARMAR TSP-ST 12 24 100196 KANARAM JAKHAR BC 16 25 100198 DURGA PATEL BC,WE 0 26 100208 MAYA KUMARI KHATIK SC,WE 16 27 100209 HANUMAN RAM GODARA BC 0 28 100214 KHANGARA RAM SB 0 29 100228 BABU LAL PATEL BC 0 30 100232 RAM AVTAR MALI BC 16 31 100259 KARMVEER SINGH BHATI GE 16 32 100282 RAMLAL AHARI TSP-ST 0 33 100287 DIN BANDU DAMOR TSP-ST 16 34 100293 KAMLA KHARADI TSP-ST,WE 16 35 100296 SANGEETA RATHORE GE,WE 28 36 100304 BALOO DAN CHARAN BC,NG 28 37 100311 MEENA TIWARI GE,WE 0 38 100318 NARAYAN LAL ROAT TSP-ST 16 39 100323 PHOOL CHAND MEENA ST 4 40 100338 SHAMBHU LAL KHANT TSP-ST 0 41 100342 CHETNA GAHLOT BC,WE 28 42 100345 SEEMA SHARMA GE,WE 0 43 100347 ARVIND SINGH CHUNDAW GE 0 44 100368 MADHU DHABHAI SB,WE 0 45 100386 NAND LAL SALVI SC 0 46 100390 RAM LAL KHANT TSP-ST 0 47 100392 LALITA BC,WE 28 48 100395 PARVEEN BANU BC,WE 16 49 100396 BHANWAR LAL MEENA ST 0 50 100398 SHESHA RAM BC 28 51 100401 RAM LAL MEENA ST 0 52 100405 KAILASH CHANDRA PATI BC 16 53 100421 SEEMA KUMARI SC,WE 12 54 100434 AJAY SINGH BC 0 55 100436 JYOTI BHATT GE,WE 16 RAJASTHAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AJMER GAMES MARKS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR RESULT PROCESS (AS PER CERT.ATTACHED WITH DETAILED FORM) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SNO RNO NAME CTG MARKS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56 100443 CHANDRA SHEKHAR BHAV BC 0 57 100450 SARITA SHARMA GE,WE 20 58 100463 GARIMA SC,WE 16 59 100465 DINESH KUMAR BC 32 60 100489 BHAGWATI LAL KHARADI TSP-ST 0 61 100493 YOGENDRA KUMAR SHARM GE 0 62 100496 MANGI LAL RAWAL SC 0 63 100519 VAKHAT RAM ASODA TSP-ST 0 64 100525 KHETA RAM BC 36 65 100528 RAM LAL RANA TSP-ST 16 66 100530 KALU RAM BHIL TSP-ST 0 67 100544 RAJKUMAR KHATIK SC 0 68 100582 USHA PARMAR SC,WE 16 69 100589 SUMAN PUROHIT GE,WE,WD 0 70 100594 MADHAVLAL KATARA TSP-ST 0 71 100597 POOJA PILLAI GE,WE 16 72 100601 GOUTAM LAL AMLIYA TSP-ST 16 73 100604 RAMAWTAR BC 4 74 100614 KALU RAM KHANT TSP-ST 0 75 100615 PAWAN KUMAR CHHAPERW BC 0 76 100626 SAKER CHAND BHAKARIA TSP-ST 0 77 100628 CHHOTA RAM BC 28 78 100632 JEEVRAM YADAV TSP-SC 0 79 100638 PRAKASH CHANDRA MALI BC 28 80 100645 RACHANA VISHNOI BC,WE 20 81 100651 JAYSINGH TSP-ST 28 82 100677 KAMALA KHATIK SC,WE,DV 12 83 100697 SONAM NEGI GE,WE 16 84 100700 RAM MURTI BC 28 85 100712 MAGAN LAL NANOMA TSP-ST 4 86 100757 ROOP LAL MEGHWAL TSP-SC 0 87 100774 RAJESH KUMAR YADAV BC 0 88 100777 KALPANA KHOIWAL SC,WE 0 89 100781 SURENDRA GUND SC 32 90 100797 RAMLAL NANOMA TSP-ST 16 91 100801 BAPULAL PARGI TSP-ST 0 92 100809 NARESH KUMAR AHUJA BC 0 93 100817 KANHAIYA LAL NINAMA TSP-ST 0 94 100831 GOPAL LAL TAILOR BC 4 95 100833 KAILASH SINGH GE 28 96 100838 LALSHANKER DENDOR TSP-ST 12 97 100845 NANU RAM BC 0 98 100850 DHARMENDRA KUMAR SIN GE 0 99 100855 SUMAN SHEKHAWAT GE,WE 16 100 100859 BHEMJI PARMAR TSP-ST 4 101 100868 MOHAN LAL BERA BC 28 102 100878 SAROJ VISHNOI BC,WE 24 103 100884 NIRMAL KANWAR GE,WE 32 104 100889 LAL SHANKAR AMALIYA TSP-ST 16 105 100890 MANI LAL DAMOR TSP-ST 16 106 100897 LAKHAN SINGH RATHOD GE 16 107 100902 URMILA KUMARI BC,WE 16 108 100906 LOKEN SINGH NINAMA TSP-ST 16 109 100922 GAJENDRA SINGH BC,EX 0 110 100933 SAMTA KUMARI GE,WE 0 RAJASTHAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AJMER GAMES MARKS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR RESULT PROCESS (AS PER CERT.ATTACHED WITH DETAILED FORM) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SNO RNO NAME CTG MARKS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 111 100937 ANURADHA SHARMA GE,WE 16 112 100950 SURYA MEENA TSP-ST,WE 16 113 100971 DINESH KUMAR YADAV GE 0 114 100974 ROUDMAL YADAV BC 0 115 100977 VINOD KUMAR MEENA TSP-ST 0 116 100981 ALOK PANWAR BC 16 117 100997 RAJBALA BC,WE 16 118 101001 RAMESH RAM SC 0 119 101006 PREM SHANKAR JATAV SC 28 120 101027 ASHU KANWAR GE,WE 16 121 101038 VARSENG KHARADI TSP-ST 0 122 101040 KUSHAL KUMAR DHANDER TSP-SC 0 123 101045 NIRMALA GEHLOT BC,WE 24 124 101071 PRADEEP RAM BC,NG 0 125 101097 ABHAYADAN KHARADI TSP-ST 16 126 101099 SANJU BHAND SC,WE 0 127 101106 HARISH CHAND PARGI TSP-ST 16 128 101116 POOJA DEVI SC,WE 16 129 101121 PARSA RAM BC 16 130 101123 ROOPA RAM MEGHWAL SC 0 131 101133 BABU LAL SOLANKI BC 0 132 101141 KAMLESH AMETA GE 0 133 101147 GANESH GHOGRA TSP-ST 16 134 101151 MADAN LAL GURJAR SB 0 135 101162 TEENA PARMAR TSP-ST,WE 12 136 101171 KEDAR NARAYAN MEENA ST 0 137 101172 SURESH KUMAR REGAR SC 16 138 101177 SHANKER LAL ROAT TSP-ST 0 139 101195 PRATAP RAV KATARA TSP-ST 0 140 101197 MEGHA SHAH GE,WE 16 141 101214 CHANDRA PRAKASH SEN BC 0 142 101236 NARAYAN LAL MEENA TSP-ST 0 143 101237 SUDHIR KUMAR GE 0 144 101255 DHULESHWAR BHAGORA TSP-ST 0 145 101261 DAYAL SINGH GE 28 146 101262 KAMLESH PATIDAR BC 16 147 101274 RADHE SHYAM MEGHWAL TSP-SC 0 148 101289 GOPAL DANGI GE 0 149 101312 HANSPAL TSP-ST 0 150 101322 AMIT KUMAR TYAGI SC 4 151 101324 HARI LAL KATARA TSP-ST 0 152 101328 BHANWAR SINGH RAJAWA GE 0 153 101331 VIJAY PAL DEVATARA TSP-ST 0 154 101346 OM PRAKASH TAILOR BC 28 155 101352 HARSHA UPADHYAY GE,WE 0 156 101380 MUKESH KHATIK SC 28 157 101383 MAHENDRA SINGH GE,NG 16 158 101389 VINOD KUMAR PATIDAR BC 16 159 101411 BHERU LAL MEEENA TSP-ST 4 160 101428 VIRMAL TSP-ST 0 161 101429 MOTI LAL MEGHWAL TSP-SC 0 162 101431 RENU KUMARI KHATIK SC,WE 16 163 101448 LALSHANKAR ROT TSP-ST 16 164 101451 DARIYAV KUMARI SC,WE 40 165 101463 SUNITA GHOSH SC,WE 16 RAJASTHAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AJMER GAMES MARKS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR RESULT PROCESS (AS PER CERT.ATTACHED WITH DETAILED FORM) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SNO RNO NAME CTG MARKS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 166 101465 ROOP SINGH CHOUHAN BC,EX 0 167 101472 JAGDISH CHANDRA MINA TSP-ST 0 168 101474 CHANDRAKALA MEENA ST,WE 16 169 101479 ANITA KUMARI SARAN BC,WE 0 170 101483 SEEMA BHATT GE,WE 0 171 101490 MADHO PRASAD MEENA ST 0 172 101491 KAVITA YADAV GE,WE 0 173 101494 GAJANAND MEENA TSP-ST 4 174 101502 RAM LAL BHEEL TSP-ST 4 175 101505 NORANG LAL BC 40 176 101508 AMRIT LAL MEENA TSP-ST 16 177 101520 TRILOK KUMAR SC 16 178 101521 LAXMI NARAYAN DHAKA BC 28 179 101523 SOHAN LAL MEENA TSP-ST 0 180 101536 DEVI LAL PATIDAR BC 16 181 101541 NARENDER GE 16 182 101556 OM PRAKASH BC 0 183 101559 PRAKASH CHANDRA MENA GE 28 184 101573 GOTI LAL MEGHWAL TSP-SC 0 185 101574 DURGA DEVI BC,WE 16 186 101581 VISHAL ANAND SC 28 187 101584 AILAL MALI BC 0 188 101606 GUMAN SINGH BC 16 189 101612 PUSHPA KUMARI GADRI SB,WE 16 190 101613 RANCHHOD LAL BHEEL TSP-ST 0 191 101618 MAHADEV BC 28 192 101619 CHANDA SEN BC,WE 28 193 101620 KALU LAL MEENA TSP-ST 0 194 101660 BRAJAVANTA KUMARI CH BC,WE 8 195 101666 DURGA PANWAR BC,WE 20 196 101706 KANTI LAL MAIDA TSP-ST 32 197 101721 RAMESH CHANDRA RANA TSP-ST 16 198 101740 BHOMA RAM BC,LD 16 199 101744 SHIVLAL ROAT TSP-ST 0 200 101749 JASSA RAM SC 0 201 101753 GOPAL KRISHNA SAD TSP-SC 0 202 101754 JEEWRAJ GAMETI TSP-ST 0 203 101755 SEEMA VAISHNAVE BC,WE 16 204 101756 BHERU LAL JAT BC 16 205 101757 ROSHAN SINGH SC 0 206 101759 UDAILAL PATEL BC 0 207 101768 NARESH KUMAR ROAT TSP-ST 16 208 101771 PUSHKAR LAL MEENA TSP-ST 4 209 101789 VINOD KUMAR KALAL BC 0 210 101799 BHADRASHILA PATHAK GE,WE 0 211 101812 BAPU LAL TSP-ST 16 212 101819 SHASHI KALA SHARMA GE,WE 0 213 101820 SATYA NARAYAN BAIRWA SC 28 214 101826 DEVENDRA SINGH BC 0 215 101839 MAHIPAL PARMAR TSP-ST 0 216 101840 RAM KUWAR MEENA ST 0 217 101846 SHIVENDRA TRIPATHI GE 16 218 101849 KALPESH KUMAR KALAL BC 16 219 101859 RAJESH PARMAR TSP-ST 0 220 101875 NARAYAN LAL PARMAR TSP-ST 16 RAJASTHAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AJMER GAMES MARKS TO BE CONSIDERED FOR RESULT PROCESS (AS PER CERT.ATTACHED WITH DETAILED FORM) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SNO RNO NAME CTG MARKS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 221 101878 PRABHU LAL VARHAT TSP-ST 16 222 101883 SUNIL BISHNOI BC,ME,NG 32 223 101901 KISHAN LAL MEGHWAL SC 16 224 101904 BABU LAL SC 16 225 101909 SUSHIL KUMAR NAGORA SC,NG 16 226 101911 SHANKER LAL MEENA TSP-ST 0
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    JAINISM IN MEDIEVAL INDIA (1300-1800) PROLOGUE - English Translation by S.M. Pahedia It is essential to weigh the contemporary social and political background while considering the conditions and thriving of Jainism in mediaeval India. During this period, Indian society was traditionally divided into Hindu and Jain religion. Buddhism had well-nigh disappeared from Indian scenario. The Indian socio-cultural infrastructure faced sufficient change owing to the influence of Islam that infiltrated into India through the medium of the Arab, the Turk, the Mughal and the Afghan attacks. Though the new entrants too were by and large divided into Sunni, Shiya and Sufi sects, they were all bound firmly to Islam. Ofcourse, Islam brought in new life-values and life-styles in Indian life owing to which the inevitability for reconsidering the shape of social structure and traditional-philosophico facets was felt, perhaps very badly. And this very condition caused rise of some new sects like Bhakti, Saint and Sikh invigorated primarily by the Vedantist, Ramanuja, Madhav, Nimbark, Ramanand Chaitanya, Vallabha etc. With this cultural background, centuries old Digambara and Shavetambara amnay (tradition) was telling its own separate tale. Fore more than one reason, these branches were further divided into sects, sub-sects, ganas , gachchas , anvayas , sanghas & C. as time rolled by. Same way, Bhattaraka, Chaityavasi, Taranpanth, Sthanakvasi practices came into view introducing their own religious formalities, life-fashions, code of conduct, and to some extent the philosophical views. Such being the condition, Jainism of medioeval India witnessed its wide extension. At the same time, it met with certain difficulty also.
  • Ahimsa & Vegetarianism

    Ahimsa & Vegetarianism

    January , 201 6 Vol. No. 186 Ahimsa Times in World Over + 100000 The Only Jain E-Magazine Community Service for 14 Continuous Years Readership AHIMSA & VEGETARIANISM JAINS URGE BIHAR CM TO BAN NON-VEG ITEMS, LIQUOR AT PAWAPURI Biharsharif : February 3rd 2016 : A day after Jharkhand CM Raghubar Das asked to ban open sale and consumption of non-veg items and liquor at Parasnath, a Jain pilgrimage centre in Giridih district, Jain religious leaders and organizations in Bihar urged CM Nitish Kumar to accord the same status to Pawapuri, where Lord Mahavir had attained 'Nirvana' Pradeep Jain, Secretary of Jain Sangh said, "CM Nitish Kumar had promised to declare Pawapuri a holy city when he visited the place during his 'Parivartan Yatra' in 2012 but even after three years nothing has been done in this regard. He further said, "Being the place of Lord Mahavira, Pawapuri is a very important place of pilgrimage for the Jains and open slaughter and sale of animals, birds and liqour should be banned here as well." Head of Veerayatan, Sampragyaji, and president of Jain Temples Management Committee, Pawapuri, Sunil Suchantiji have also requested CM Nitish Kumar to impose restrictions on sale and consumption of non-vegetarian items and liquor in the vicinity of Jain temples at Pawapuri so that the religious sentiments of Jain community is not hurt. ASSAM GOVERNOR ACHARYA APPEALS JAINS TO USE NON-VIOLENCE TO BRING PEACE IN NORTH EASTERN STATES Guwahati: January 17th 2016: Governor Acharya appealed to the Jain community, which is known for their nonviolent way of living, to teach the lesson of non-violence for the betterment of mankind as a whole and to stem the ongoing violence in India’s northeastern region.
  • (2011) 1-22 Temples and Patrons the Nineteenth

    (2011) 1-22 Temples and Patrons the Nineteenth

    International Journal of Jaina Studies (Online) Vol. 7, No. 2 (2011) 1-22 TEMPLES AND PATRONS THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY TEMPLE OF MOTĪŚĀH AT ŚATRUÑJAYA1 Hawon Ku Introduction Śatruñjaya, renowned for its Jain temples, is located next to the town of Pālitāṇā, Gujarat (Plate 1). Currently there are more than a hundred and fifty freestanding temples and countless shrines on the hill, which rises six hundred meters from the surrounding plains. While Śatruñjaya is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Śvetāmbara Jains, James Burgess’ survey of 1869, which covers the history of Jainism, Śatruñjaya and its architecture, still remains the most comprehensive study of the site.2 The lack of studies of the site can be explained by several reasons, including the recentness of many temples at the site. Multiple legends date temples at Śatruñjaya to the age of the Tīrthaṅkaras.3 However, only during the modern period did the site acquire its current form. The majority of surviving temples at Śatruñjaya were either renovated or newly built during 1 This paper was presented under the title “Reconstruction of Jain Identity: The Nineteenth-century Reconstructions at Śatrunjaya, Gujarat” at the Jaina Studies Workshop at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London in March 2004. Since submitting this paper for publication in an edited volume, an article discussing similar issues has been published in Korean. 2 Apart from Burgess’ book one exception is Kañchansāgarsūri’s account of Śatruñjaya, which was originally published in Gujarati and translated into English in 1978. In his introduction, Kañchansāgarsūri 1982: 5 mentions that Burgess’ work “inspired” him to write this book, and that “if a foreigner could do it [that is, publish a book on Śatruñjaya] before 100 years, he really deserves a lot of appreciation”.