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Result of National Maths Olympiad 2018-19 Name of Student Father Name Name of School Marks SHAILENDRA PAL baldev pal ABVM, Indore 20 MANAV KAUSHIK gopal kaushik ABVM, Indore 28 AMAN SHARMA shyamveer sharma ABVM, Indore 36 VARUN YADAV sunderlal yadav ` ABVM, Indore 32 VEETRAG NAHAR akhilesh nahar ABVM, Indore 30 SANJEEV PATEL brajibhan patel ABVM, Indore 28 RISHIKA SAROJ surendra saroj ABVM, Indore 28 KHUSHI JAIN gautam jain ABVM, Indore 28 ANKITA CHOUHAN laxminarayan chouhan ABVM, Indore 22 POOJA SAWLE ramesh sawle ABVM, Indore 10 ARPITA SETH sachin seth ABVM, Indore 24 RUCHI YADAV ruchi yadav ABVM, Indore 12 KRATIKA VYAS omprakash vyas ABVM, Indore 24 DEEPAK SHARMA prempal sharma ABVM, Indore 18 TRILOK JAISWAR mamtaprasad jaiswar ABVM, Indore 26 PIYUSH CHOUHAN raghunandan chouhan ABVM, Indore 28 SOHAN CHOUDHARY anod choudhary ABVM, Indore 34 PARIDHI RATHORE hariom rathore ABVM, Indore 30 PRATHAM SHARMA rambabu sharma ABVM, Indore 28 AYUSH KARODE nandkishore karode ABVM, Indore 30 ABHISHEK SANDO sanjay sando Alpine Academy, Bijalpur 11 ISHIKA YADAV Mr.shashikant Yadav Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 10 DEEPAK VISHWAKARMA Mr.ghanshyam vishwakarmaBal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 26 KARINA SAWARIYA alam sawariya Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 28 RAJA SURYAWANSHI mangal suryawanshi Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 18 SANJAY BHABOR moharshing bhabor Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 20 PREM AGRAWAL dwarkaprasad Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 32 VISHNU KUSHWAH kadva ji kushwah Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 30 SUDHANWA KAVEESHWAR hemant kaveeshwar Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 28 HARSHITA sunil thakur Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 18 TANISHQ SISODIYA sanjay sissodiya Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 28 SANKAR JAISWAL jitendra jaiswal Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 30 GAUTAM JOSHI fakirchand joshi Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 34 PARTH MAHESHWARI shrikant maheshwari Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 28 FAIZAN SHEIKH lattef sheikh Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 29 MADHURA EDLAKAR pradeep edlbadkar Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 28 KARISHMA YADAV kamal yadav Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 22 MUSKAN KHICHI shekhar khichi Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 23 TUSHAR TIROLE dilip tirole Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 24 HARSH INGLE satish ingle Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 20 ALOK SINGH SENGAR styendra singh sengar Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 28 MOHIT BIRTHARE hemant birthare Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 40 RACHENDRA YADAV uttam yadav Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 34 RITIK JARIYA raemsh jariya Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 18 LAJJA RATHORE ashish rathore Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 32 SHASHWAT DUBEY avadesh dubey Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 28 TANISQUE RATHORE sunil rathore Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 32 APURVA PATHAK anil pathak Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 22 KUNAL PATIL nanu ram patil Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 16 NITESH RATHORE dwarka prasad ratjhore Bal Niketan H.S. Schol No.1, Indore 30 KAJAL CHOUBEY manohar choubey Briliant H.S.school, Indore 36 JAYA RATHOR mahendra rathor Briliant H.S.school, Indore 36 VIKAS JADHON dhiraj jadhon Briliant H.S.school, Indore 34 JAGRATI SOLANKI durgesh solanki Briliant H.S.school, Indore 34 RAGINI MOHRE suresh mohre Briliant H.S.school, Indore 32 MOHIT YADAV anandram yadav Briliant H.S.school, Indore 32 AJAY NAYAK bhagirath nayak Briliant H.S.school, Indore 32 MUSKAN TANVAR mahesh tanvar Briliant H.S.school, Indore 32 YUVRAJ PATEL mukeshpatel Briliant H.S.school, Indore 30 GANEH CHOUHAN munna chouhan Briliant H.S.school, Indore 28 RONAK KAG bhagvan kag Briliant H.S.school, Indore 26 DEEPA SOLANKI dinesh solanki Briliant H.S.school, Indore 26 BABITA TAWDE subhash tawde Briliant H.S.school, Indore 26 NIKITA ARYA pushpkumar Briliant H.S.school, Indore 24 PRACHI MANAWARE kamal manaware Briliant H.S.school, Indore 24 KOMAL PIPLE mukesh piple Briliant H.S.school, Indore 22 LALI PATEL jeevan patel Briliant H.S.school, Indore 22 AMAN VERMA kamal kishor verma Briliant H.S.school, Indore 22 MUSTAFA WALA khujema wala Briliant H.S.school, Indore 22 ROHIT BHAGEL rajesh bhagel Briliant H.S.school, Indore 22 ANIKET VERMA leeladhar verma Briliant H.S.school, Indore 20 PRITIKSHA PARASWAL hemant kumar Briliant H.S.school, Indore 18 ARSHALA KHAN rashid khan Briliant H.S.school, Indore 12 SHRUTI AHIRAO sangeet ahirao Briliant H.S.school, Indore 12 AKSHITA KAMBLE nilesh kamble Briliant H.S.school, Indore 4 ROHIT JAIN arun kumar jain Briliant H.S.school, Indore 40 TARUN CHOUHAN Briliant H.S.school, Indore 20 RAJAT AHIRAO rajendra ahirao Briliant H.S.school, Indore 20 GAURAV SALVI sunil salvi Brilliant Academy, Indore 20 SANKALP KUMAR jayram kumar Brilliant Academy, Indore 44 MANSI PANCHAL dilip panchal Brilliant Academy, Indore 28 POOJA PATEL heeralal patel Brilliant Academy, Indore 38 VANDANA SINGH basisth singh Brilliant Academy, Indore 26 NANDINI AGAR rajesh agar Brilliant Academy, Indore 40 VISHAL SINGH sanjeet singh Brilliant Academy, Indore 12 PANAKJ SINGH k B singh Brilliant Academy, Indore 18 YASH PUROHIT bhagwati lal purohit Brilliant Academy, Indore 22 NARESH LODHI vijay ram lodhi Brilliant Academy, Indore 26 MANISH POURANIK rakesh pouranik Brilliant Academy, Indore 14 TUSHAR DUBEY amit dubey Brilliant Academy, Indore 28 CHANDAN RAJAK rampravesh rajak Brilliant Academy, Indore 30 VISHWAJEET BAIRAGI shivnarayan bairagi Brilliant Academy, Indore 40 AAKASH PATIL prakash patil Brilliant Academy, Indore 22 AKSHAY GURJAR harnarayan gurjar Brilliant Academy, Indore 30 ASHWIN GARWAL bhawar singh garwal Brilliant Academy, Indore 28 NITESH JATAVA narsing jatava Brilliant Academy, Indore 22 SUMIT SHARMA brijkishore sharma Brilliant Academy, Indore 24 DHRUV SHARMA kuldeep sharma Brilliant Academy, Indore 22 DURGESH PANDEY jugal kishore Brilliant Academy, Indore 34 KAPIL GARG kamlesh garg Brilliant Academy, Indore 24 HEMANT KHIRBADODIYA mukesh khirbadodiya c p s 8 ARYAN MISHRA sunil mishra c p s 11 PRATEEK BHUJADE pandurang bhujade Cambridge H.S. School, Dewas 14 VISHAL VERMA manohar lal verma Cambridge H.S. School, Dewas 20 NEERAJ MALVIYA` ramchandra malviya Cambridge H.S. School, Dewas 26 MANISH PRAJAPATI kamal singh prajapati Cambridge H.S. School, Dewas 28 RAHUL VISHWAKARMA kishor vishwakarma Cambridge H.S. School, Dewas 30 SHUBHAM RATHORE virendra singh rathore` Cambridge H.S. School, Dewas 32 MADHURI SOLANKI dinesh solanki City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 40 PRATIBHA RATHORE ashok rathore City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 36 MADHU SOLANKI mahesh solanki City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 24 AMIT KATARIYA achendra katariya City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 32 ABHISHEK JAIN phulchandra jain City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 32 MOHIT BHERVE Dilip Bherve City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 30 AJAY THAKUR Ashok thakur City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 16 SHUBHAM BAIRAGI krishnadas City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 40 ABHISHEK CHOUHAN makhan singh City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 36 SHIVANI SHARMA ramvilash sharma City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 36 MOH.ZORAN MANSURI salim mansuri City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 36 MUKESH SUTAR dharamchandra sutar City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 36 SHIVAM CHOUHAN umraosingh City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 32 HARSH PAGARE pawan pagare City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 32 KIRTI ARYA dilip arya City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 30 JAYA CHANDRAVANSHI akhilesh chandravanshi City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 28 KESHAV SHRIVEDI shrivas City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 28 DEVENDRA CHOUHAN shersingh City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 26 SIDDHARTH JAIN dinesh jain City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 24 NARAYANI PRAJAPATI shankarlal City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 24 HARSH PANCHAL mukesh panchal City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 24 HARSHITA SHEVRE mohan City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 22 SHIVANI DUBEY ashok dubey City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 22 MANSI PARMAR mukesh parmar City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 22 ASHISH PANCHAL satyaprakash City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 22 VARUN SOLANKI vinod solanki City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 22 SHUBHAM SEN ramesh sen City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 22 SAGAR GOUD yogesh goud City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 20 SAKSHI YADAV santosh yadav City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 20 SIMRAN RATHORE anand rathore City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 18 DIPAK YADA rameshwara yadav City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 18 ABHAY SHARMA rajesh sharma City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 14 POOJA TOMAR govind tomar City Star Convent H.S. School, Indore 18 PRATHAM PAWAR lalit pawar cps 15 YUVRAJ SIGN PAWAR soubhag sign pawar cps 11 NITESH HIKARWAR tarachand shikarwar G.D. Somani School, Datoda 38 ARJUN DHANERA premnarayan G.D. Somani School, Datoda 38 SHUBHAM UDIWAL devkaran udiwal G.D. Somani School, Datoda 36 BHAVNA PATEL manohar patel G.D. Somani School, Datoda 36 SONU PATEL jamanlal patel G.D. Somani School, Datoda 34 NIKITA CHOUHAN mahesh chouhan G.D. Somani School, Datoda 34 AKASH SHIKARWAR gulab shikarwar G.D. Somani School, Datoda 34 ARTI PATEL vasudev patel G.D. Somani School, Datoda 32 SONU CHOUDHARY jagdish choudhary G.D. Somani School, Datoda 32 ASHISH SHIKARWAR gulab shikarwar G.D. Somani School, Datoda 28 AMITRAJ SOLANKI omprakash solanki G.D. Somani School, Datoda 28 KISHAN PATIDAR sunil patidar G.D.
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  • Saints, Hagiographers, and Religious Experience: the Case of Tukaram and Mahipati

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