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Annexure Government of India Ministry of Science & Technology, Department of Science & Technology List of Selected Stude Annexure 12011/34/2010 INSPIRE (Uttarakhand) Dated: 16-Oct-2015 Government of India Ministry of Science & Technology, Department of Science & Technology List of Selected Students under the INSPIRE Award Scheme for the Year 2015-16 Name of the State :Uttarakhand No. of Sanctioned :1950 Sr. Name of Name of Name of Sub Name of the School Name of the selected Class Sex Category Name of Father UID No Ref Code No. Revenue Education District Student or Mother District District (Block/Tehsil/Zone etc.) 1 Almora almora Almora G.H.S. RAUNDAL Ravi Prakash 7 M SC Chandan Lal 15UT1280971 2 Almora almora Almora G.H.S. RAUNDAL Seema Chauhan 10 F Gen Pratap Singh 15UT1280972 Chauhan 3 Almora ALMORA Ranikhet G.H.S. CHAUGAON PRIYANKA RAWAT 7 F Gen RAJENDRA SINGH 65169145 15UT1280973 RAWAT 5178 4 Almora ALMORA Ranikhet G.H.S. CHAUGAON GEETA ARYA 10 F SC DIWAN RAM 88340454 15UT1280974 ARYA 2133 5 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL Km. Anjali 7 F Gen Sri Narendra singh 15UT1280975 MALSUNA 6 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL Vijay kumar 8 M SC Sri Mohan Ram 15UT1280976 MALSUNA 7 Bageshwar bageshwar Bageshwar V.V.M. AJAY KUMAR 8 M SC SHANKAR LAL 76464513 15UT1280977 MANDALSERA 7401 8 Bageshwar bageshwar Bageshwar V.V.M. CHNDRA BAGHARI 10 F Gen BHUPENDRA 86998538 15UT1280978 MANDALSERA SINGH 4776 Page 1 of 136 Sr. Name of Name of Name of Sub Name of the School Name of the selected Class Sex Category Name of Father UID No Ref Code No. Revenue Education District Student or Mother District District (Block/Tehsil/Zone etc.) 9 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL Beena Tewari 9 F Gen Harish Chandra 59194997 15UT1280979 AARE Tewari 8353 10 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL Hema Baghari 10 F Gen Aalam Singh 36191209 15UT1280980 AARE 6541 11 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar G.I.C. HARBAD RAKESH SINGH 8 M Gen SHRI BACHE 96458266 15UT1280981 KUNWAR SINGH 6008 12 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar G.I.C. HARBAD JAGDISH SINGH 10 M Gen SHRI BACHE 58378350 15UT1280982 SINGH 4731 13 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar GIC MANDALSERA Manoj Kumar 9 M SC Prayag Ram 54637523 15UT1280983 4270 14 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar GIC MANDALSERA Saurav Bora 10 M Gen Pratap Singh 43123033 15UT1280984 4996 15 Bageshwar bageshwar Bageshwar G.I.C. KANDA VINAY CHANDOLA 7 M Gen RAMESH 15UT1280985 CHANDRA CHANDOLA 16 Bageshwar bageshwar Bageshwar G.I.C. KANDA MANISH PANDEY 10 M Gen PREM CHANDRA 15UT1280986 PANDEY 17 Bageshwar bageshwar Bageshwar GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL yuvraj mehta 8 M Gen manohar singh 78874163 15UT1280987 BAHULI mehta 8191 18 Bageshwar bageshwar Bageshwar GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL dhanwanti unyuri 10 F Gen tej singh unyuri 79710999 15UT1280988 BAHULI 0050 19 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar HIGH SCHOOL PANT RAJESH PANDA 9 M Gen SURESH 23402858 15UT1280989 KWAIRALI CHANDRA 2755 20 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar HIGH SCHOOL PANT MANOJ PANDA 10 M Gen LALITA PARSAD 40656070 15UT1280990 KWAIRALI 8179 21 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar GIC BOHALA NEERAJ UPADHAYA 6 M Gen PRAKESH 99278907 15UT1280991 CHANDRA 8362 UPADHAYA 22 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar GIC BOHALA MOHIT SINGH 9 M Gen BAHADUR SINGH 15UT1280992 Page 2 of 136 Sr. Name of Name of Name of Sub Name of the School Name of the selected Class Sex Category Name of Father UID No Ref Code No. Revenue Education District Student or Mother District District (Block/Tehsil/Zone etc.) 23 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar GIC BAGESHWAR MANDEEP 7 M Gen AMAR SINGH 15UT1280993 DANGWAL DANGWAL 24 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar GIC BAGESHWAR SUMIT SINGH SAHI 8 M Gen PANKAJ SINGH 15UT1280994 25 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar GGIC DOFAR KM JYOTI UPADHYAY 9 F Gen SHRI PRAKASH 53830117 15UT1280995 CHANDRA 2050 UPADHYAY 26 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar GGIC DOFAR KM NEHA KALAKOTI 10 F Gen SHRI KHUSHAL 56732688 15UT1280996 SINGH KALAKOTI 2689 27 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar INTER COLLEGE Tanuj Joshi 7 M Gen Shri Khyali Ram 94804983 15UT1280997 KWAIRALI Joshi 1371 28 Bageshwar Bageshwar Bageshwar INTER COLLEGE Bhagwati Prasad 8 M Gen Shri Pramod Chandra 72762566 15UT1280998 KWAIRALI Pandey Pandey 1219 29 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar GIC KAPHALIGAIR NIRMAL KOHLI 8 M SC NANDAN PRASAD 15UT1280999 30 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar GIC KAPHALIGAIR PRAMOD KUMAR 9 M SC BHOOPAL RAM 15UT1281000 TAMTA 31 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar G.G.I.C. BAGESHWAR REEN BHANADARI 6 F Gen SURENDRA SINGH 60800310 15UT1281001 6315 32 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar G.G.I.C. BAGESHWAR SEEMA DIYORI 7 F Gen PURAN SINGH 43569233 15UT1281002 9757 33 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar INTER COLLEGE Kiran Dhapola 6 F Gen Ghan Sham Dhapola 15UT1281003 GHINGHARUTOLA 34 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar INTER COLLEGE Diksha Nagar Koti 7 F Gen Sanjay Singh 71122725 15UT1281004 GHINGHARUTOLA 2318 35 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar HIGH SCHOOL PRIYA KARAYAT 8 F Gen PURAN SINGH 15UT1281005 KARALAPALARI KARAYAT 36 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Bageshwar HIGH SCHOOL HARISH SINGH 10 M Gen BALAM SINGH 15UT1281006 KARALAPALARI MEHTA MEHTA 37 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud G.I.C. TILSARI KM MEGHA PARIHAR 9 F Gen RAJENDRA SINGH 15UT1281007 PARIHAR Page 3 of 136 Sr. Name of Name of Name of Sub Name of the School Name of the selected Class Sex Category Name of Father UID No Ref Code No. Revenue Education District Student or Mother District District (Block/Tehsil/Zone etc.) 38 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud G.I.C. TILSARI DEVESH PIRSALI 10 M Gen DINESH CHANDRA 15UT1281008 PIRSALI 39 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GIC WAJYULA Krishna Nand Sati 9 M Gen Basant Ballabh sati 74020403 15UT1281009 3820 40 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GIC WAJYULA Suraj Kumar 10 M SC Balkrishn 82860703 15UT1281010 8314 41 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Garud G.I.C. MAHENDRA NATH 9 M OBC JEEWAN NATH 47124400 15UT1281011 LOHARCHAURA 7585 42 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Garud G.I.C. KARISHMA 10 F Gen MAAN SINGH 21619909 15UT1281012 LOHARCHAURA RAUTELA 8246 43 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud INTER COLLEGE KM SAPANA RANA 8 F Gen HIMAT SINGH 65496520 15UT1281013 GAGRIGOL 5069 44 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud INTER COLLEGE AJAY KUMAR 10 M Gen KUNDAN RAM 76060821 15UT1281014 GAGRIGOL 8439 45 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Garud GOVT.GIRLS HIGH KM. KIRAN JOSHI 9 F Gen MR. GOPAL DATT 15UT1281015 SCHOOL PURADA JOSHI 46 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Garud GOVT.GIRLS HIGH KM. KAVITA 10 F Gen MR. POORAN 23968586 15UT1281016 SCHOOL PURADA KANDPAL CHANDRA 1145 KANDPAL 47 Bageshwar Bageswar Garud GOVT. INTER Km. Mamta 9 F SC Puran Ram 82534219 15UT1281017 COLLEGE 5332 CHHATAYANI 48 Bageshwar Bageswar Garud GOVT. INTER Jetendra Giri 10 M OBC Puran Giri 63467010 15UT1281018 COLLEGE 1845 CHHATAYANI 49 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GGIC PAYE ANJALI RAWAT 9 F Gen BALWANT SINGH 77742441 15UT1281019 RAWAT 5543 BASANTI DEVI 50 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GGIC PAYE HEMA BHATT 10 F Gen RAMESH 68651964 15UT1281020 CHANDRA BHATT 7555 JANKI BHATT Page 4 of 136 Sr. Name of Name of Name of Sub Name of the School Name of the selected Class Sex Category Name of Father UID No Ref Code No. Revenue Education District Student or Mother District District (Block/Tehsil/Zone etc.) 51 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GIC GARUR SANDEEP THAPA 9 M Gen SHANKAR SINGH 15UT1281021 THAPA 52 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GIC GARUR ROHIT CHANDRA 10 M Gen NAVEEN 15UT1281022 BHATT CHANDRA BHATT 53 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL Yogesh Pant 9 M Gen Sri Prakash Pant 15UT1281023 GALAI KANDHAR 54 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL Ruchi Kabdola 10 F Gen Sri Bahadur Singh 15UT1281024 GALAI KANDHAR 55 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GIC SALANI MANOJ SINGH 9 M Gen THAN SINGH 15UT1281025 DOSAD 56 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GIC SALANI JAGDISH SINGH 10 M Gen KUNWAR SINGH 15UT1281026 MEHRA 57 Bageshwar bageshwar Garud GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL PRADEEP GIRI 9 M OBC BALBEER GIRI 15UT1281027 SIMAR MAJKOT 58 Bageshwar bageshwar Garud GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL HEMANT GIRI 10 M OBC MADAN GIRI 15UT1281028 SIMAR MAJKOT 59 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GIC MAIGARI ESTATE BHUWAN SINGH 9 M Gen DAN SINGH 15UT1281029 MEHRA 60 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GIC MAIGARI ESTATE MAYA GOSWAMI 10 F OBC GOPAL GIRI 15UT1281030 61 Bageshwar bageshwar Garud UPS LAMACHULA DAYA KISHAN 7 F SC PUSHKAR RAM 15UT1281031 62 Bageshwar bageshwar Garud UPS LAMACHULA PRAMOD SINGH 8 M Gen DALEEP SINGH 15UT1281032 63 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GOVT.HIGH SCHOOL KAPIL DEV 7 M SC JASPAL RAM 15UT1281033 AMSYARI 64 Bageshwar Bageshwar Garud GOVT.HIGH SCHOOL NEEMA ADHIKARI 10 F Gen DAN SINGH 30699181 15UT1281034 AMSYARI ADHIKARI 6209 65 Bageshwar Bageshwar Kanda G. I.C. SANIUDIYAR Kamlesh Singh 8 M Gen Chandra Singh 15UT1281035 Page 5 of 136 Sr. Name of Name of Name of Sub Name of the School Name of the selected Class Sex Category Name of Father UID No Ref Code No. Revenue Education District Student or Mother District District (Block/Tehsil/Zone etc.) 66 Bageshwar Bageshwar Kanda G. I.C. SANIUDIYAR Somesh Singh 10 M OBC Bhagwan Singh 15UT1281036 67 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Kanda GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL Krishna Singh Bhandari 6 M Gen Surendra Singh 15UT1281037 BAJIRAUTH Bhandari 68 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Kanda GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL Km. Virsha Joshi 9 F Gen Chandra Mohan 15UT1281038 BAJIRAUTH Joshi 69 Bageshwar Bageshwar Kapkot J.L.N. INTER COLLEGE Yogesh Singh 9 M Gen Kunwar Singh 15UT1281039 SHAMA 70 Bageshwar Bageshwar Kapkot J.L.N. INTER COLLEGE Shobha 10 F Gen Govind Singh 15UT1281040 SHAMA 71 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Kapkot GOVT.HIGH SCHOOL BHARAT BHATT 9 M Gen BHUWAN 39830080 15UT1281041 BAIDAMAJHERA CHANDRA BHATT 7442 72 Bageshwar BAGESHWAR Kapkot GOVT.HIGH SCHOOL Manish Kumar 10 M SC Harish Chandra 49477227 15UT1281042 BAIDAMAJHERA 7945 73 Bageshwar Bageshwar Kapkot INTER COLLEGE KANHA PANDEY 7 M Gen KAILASH 85360705 15UT1281043 SANETI CHANDRA 9103 74 Bageshwar Bageshwar Kapkot INTER COLLEGE KM PINKI BAFILA 10 F Gen BHUPAL SINGH 20809810 15UT1281044 SANETI 4083 75 Bageshwar Bagesnwar Kapkot G.I.C. KANYALIKOT Jagdish Chandra 9 M SC Shri Bhupal Ram 15UT1281045 76 Bageshwar Bagesnwar Kapkot G.I.C.
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