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Full Name Father NameCNIC Enrollemt No.DepartmentCampus Year ofHSC Study percentageLast Exam PercentageCGPA Merit StatusStudent Selection Status Ahmed Bux Nadeem Ahmed4530327652261 CE17AR32 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 82.2 82.18 3.33 Selected Selected Student Khair MuhammadSohail Khalique4410188995737 F-CE17 AR22ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 82.1 82.09 3.33 Selected Selected Student Sohaib Qureshi Saifuddin Qureshi4150405257207 F-CE17-AR21ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 80.8 80.81 3.28 Selected Selected Student Touqeer Ul HaqueMohammad3810298220957 Arshad CE17AR23 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 80.5 80.54 3.27 Selected Selected Student Tamoor Ali Liquat Ali 4410650947793 CE17AR40 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 80.5 80.45 3.27 Selected Selected Student Ume Aeman Zulfiqar Ali 4120522942830 CE17AR02 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 80.2 80 3.26 Selected Selected Student GH zohra alias pashminaAbdul Raheem4530193395302 memon CE17AR35 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 78.1 78 3.18 Selected Selected Student Sana Laghari Allah Nawaz4410355870786 Laghari 47694 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 77.7 77.72 3.17 Not SelectedNot Selected Iraj Maira BughioNabi Bakhsh4130533257536 Bughio CE17AR38 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 77.8 77.81 3.17 Not SelectedNot Selected Farooq ahmed akhundJamil hyder akhund1412017560343 CE17AR30 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 77.2 77.18 3.15 Not SelectedNot Selected Awais Ahmed Shakeel Ahmed4510288215979 CE17AR39 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 76 76 3.1 Not SelectedNot Selected Aleeha Mehmood Khan4410131874502 CE17AR17 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 74.4 74.36 3.04 Not SelectedNot Selected Anza MashooqueMashooque Ali 4220127581878Ali Rajpar CE17AR44 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 73.5 73.54 3.01 Not SelectedNot Selected Muhammad AdnanMuhammad Hussain4130488009943 Arif Hussain CE17AR16 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 72.9 72.9 2.99 Not SelectedNot Selected Abdul Hannan Abdul Saleem4130286956885 F-CE17AR32ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 72.6 72.63 2.98 Not SelectedNot Selected Amna Soomro Manzoor Ahmed4520857265016 17AR28 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 72.1 72.09 2.96 Not SelectedNot Selected minhaj ul hassanAB pasha 4130312549901 f-CE17AR36ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 70.3 70.27 2.89 Not SelectedNot Selected Malik Meeran Muhammad5220302722349 CE17AR22 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 70 70 2.88 Not SelectedNot Selected Kainat Moula bux 4420278164208 CE17AR34 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 70 70 2.88 Not SelectedNot Selected Manzoom Ali Mehboob Ali7150138963527 CE17AR20 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 69.4 69.36 2.86 Not SelectedNot Selected Saifal khan Deen Muhammad5320293789591 mastoi CE17AR05 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 69.4 69.36 2.86 Not SelectedNot Selected Bashir Ahmad Muhammad5230133737853 Sharif CE17AR33 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 69.3 69.27 2.85 Not SelectedNot Selected Muhammad ImranAbdul Hameed3410137872331 CE17AR24 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 68.8 68.78 2.83 Not SelectedNot Selected Muhram Ali Lal Bux 4540264764647 CE17AR43 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 68.7 68.72 2.83 Not SelectedNot Selected Haseeb Ahmed Aijaz Ahmed4130278917533 CE17AR46 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 68.3 68.27 2.82 Not SelectedNot Selected Umm e Aiman Atique Ahmad4130206171992 Shaikh CE17AR12 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 68.2 68.18 2.81 Not SelectedNot Selected Amna Zaki Muhammad4130395900366 CE17AR13 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 67.5 67.54 2.79 Not SelectedNot Selected Noor MuhammadNoor Hassan1430174838927 CE17AR21 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 67.1 67.09 2.77 Not SelectedNot Selected Rafia Zuberi Islam Rasool4130384870838 Zuberi CE17AR11 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 66.5 66.45 2.75 Not SelectedNot Selected AIEMAN SHABBIRGHULAM SHABBIR4440175194186 CE17AR15 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 66.2 66.18 2.74 Not SelectedNot Selected SUMMAIYAH MALIKDR ABDUL SHAIKH MALIK4130465620414 SHAIKH CE17AR19 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 65.9 65.9 2.73 Not SelectedNot Selected Zainul Abidin Saleem Raza4540241959095 CE17AR41 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 65.8 65.81 2.72 Not SelectedNot Selected Zahoor Ahmed Muhammad5220365201215 Ishaque CE17AR29 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 65.5 65.45 2.71 Not SelectedNot Selected SAJID SIRAJ SIRAJ AHMED5220324606417 F-CE17AR46ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 65 65 2.69 Eligible but NotLow Selected CGPA Mujahid Ali Muhammad4540116481673 Hanif CE17AR45 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 64.5 64.54 2.68 Not SelectedNot Selected Ghufrana Khan Mohsin Zamir4130436237528 Khan CE17AR37 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 64.4 64.36 2.67 Not SelectedNot Selected Akif Ahmed JokhioMuhammad4130218765395 Hashim Jokhio CE17AR48 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 63.5 63.45 2.64 Not SelectedNot Selected Ghulam MurtazaMuhammad4150405319909 Yousif CE17AR08 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 62.8 62.81 2.61 Not SelectedNot Selected Adil Shahnawaz Khokhar4540278645163 CE17-16AR16ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 62 62 2.58 Not SelectedNot Selected Daniyal hussain Muhammad4130415412041 ibrahim 16ct 15 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro1 69 53 2.25 Eligible but NotLow Selected CGPA Qurait Zakir Hussain4150406541410 Khan CE16AR07 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 68.8 79.61 3.24 Selected Selected Student Rida Tanwir Tanwir Arif 4130459486364 CE16AR10 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 69.2 78.69 3.2 Selected Selected Student Rida Fatima Muhammad4130478590012 Aslam CE16AR09 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 69 77.77 3.17 Not SelectedNot Selected Maheen Muhammad4130263657962 Nadeem CE16AR29 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 66.9 76.92 3.14 Not SelectedNot Selected Husnain HussainHussain Bakhsh5160293945845 CE16AR19 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 62.5 76.38 3.12 Not SelectedNot Selected Shahbaz Ali Shahid parvez4130459857059 CE16AR24 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 75.4 75.3 3.08 Not SelectedNot Selected Muhammad SaadAbdul Qayyum3130309678391 ce16ar03 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 61.3 74.53 3.05 Not SelectedNot Selected Muhammad TariqMuhammad4540252746005 Ashraf CE16AR04 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 63.8 72.84 2.99 Not SelectedNot Selected Maryam M Tariq siddiqui4130440123580 CE16AR13 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 67.8 71 2.92 Not EligibleNot Selected Bahram Umer Muhammad5220351048897 Umer CE16AR27 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 63.6 70.46 2.9 Not SelectedNot Selected Iqra jawaid Jawaid Hassan4420397288136 CE16AR46 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 68.5 69.61 2.87 Not SelectedNot Selected DAWOOD KHANROZI KHAN 5650377875933 CE16AR26 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 65.4 68.2 2.81 Not SelectedNot Selected Alishba Tariq Tariq Ahmed4550255845084 Qureshi CE16AR43 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 67.8 67.3 2.78 Not SelectedNot Selected Sultan ali Muhammad4130337719753 ali CE16AR05 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 71.5 66.53 2.75 Not SelectedNot Selected Ali murtaza HaiderHaider Bux Khan4130645562901 Khoso CE16AR48 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 69.5 66.07 2.73 Not SelectedNot Selected Hamza Niaz Niaz Ahmed4130275224045 Junaidi CE16AR38 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 67.2 65.07 2.7 Not SelectedNot Selected Abdul Qadir Abdul Rehman4410305588391 CE16AR32 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 66.6 64.92 2.69 Not SelectedNot Selected Basit ali Muhammad4130336769753 ali CE16AR35 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 71.2 63 2.62 Eligible but NotLow Selected CGPA Sain Bux Allah Diwayo4510185850519 shar CE16AR41 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 60.7 59.69 2.5 Not SelectedNot Selected AAMIR KHAN MUHAMMAD5220309285369 SALEH CE16AR37 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 64.2 56.53 2.38 Eligible but NotLow Selected CGPA MUSA KHAN MUHAMMAD1540153834165 UMAR CE16AR36 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 65.2 36 1.62 Eligible but NotLow Selected CGPA Qamar Zaufar hussain4130441793227 47192 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro2 66.8 31 1.45 Eligible but NotLow Selected CGPA Ariba Arif Ali 4130426183404 CE15AR03 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro3 77.2 79.28 3.22 Selected Selected Student Hafiza Rumaisa Muhammad4130364518919 Saleem CE15AR33 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro3 72 73.71 3.02 Selected Selected Student Faran Taj Taj Muhammad1560202985113 Khan CE15AR06 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro3 77.6 72.35 2.97 Not SelectedNot Selected Maaz khan Alamgir khan1530738547879 CE15AR15 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro3 60 70.85 2.91 Not SelectedNot Selected Imran Ali Ahmed Ali 4540235587599 CE15AR42 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro3 76.4 69.64 2.87 Not SelectedNot Selected Zarif Ahmed Wahid Bakhsh5220390079801 CE15AR23 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro3 62.7 65.61 2.72 Not SelectedNot Selected MUHAMMAD NASIRMUHAMMAD U DIN 4320643674369 AFZAL BROHI CE15AR13 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro3 71 45 1.96 Not SelectedNot Selected Mohsin Ali Mazhar Ali 4130684108865 CE15AR07 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro3 73 40 1.77 Eligible but NotLow Selected CGPA Rawal Asghar Ghulam Asghar4120473450057 CE14AR12 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro4 66.2 79.21 3.22 Selected Selected Student Ayaz Ahmed KhanMiran Baz 4240134811375 CE14AR37 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro4 67 75.3 3.08 Selected Selected Student waheed Ur RahmanInayat Ur Rahman1540154792087 CE14AR36 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro4 72 75.35 3.08 Selected Selected Student Masroor AhmedAhmed Soomro Bux 4130659331629Soomro CE14AR03 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro4 74.6 71.71 2.94 Not SelectedNot Selected Mehtab Ghulam Abbas4530201327064 CE14AR38 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET, Jamshoro4 69.6 66.35 2.74 Not SelectedNot Selected MUHAMMAD NASEERMUHAMMAD U DDIN4320662412827 AFZAL CE14AR44 ArchitectureCEAD, MUET,
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    COURT NO. 4 THE HONOURABLE JUSTICE G SRI DEVI To be Heard on Monday The 14th day of June 2021(AT 10:30 AM - VIRTUAL MODE) (BAIL PETITIONS) SNO CASE PETITIONER ADV. RESPONDENT ADV. DISTRICT INTERLOCUTORY (REGULAR BAILS) 1 CRLP/3443/2021 KARUNAKAR REDDY PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) KHAMMAM 2 CRLP/4144/2021 R NAGARJUNA REDDY PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) MAHABUBNAGAR MEMO FILED USR NO 28469/2021. MEMO PROOF OF SERVICE FILED USR NO 29926/2021. 3 CRLP/4189/2021 T K BASHA VALI PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) MEDAK 4 CRLP/4191/2021 E UMAMAHESWARARAO PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) HYDERABAD R1-STATE REP BY PP. MEMO FILED USR 29572/2021. 5 CRLP/4203/2021 D RAMAKRISHNA PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) ADILABAD 6 CRLP/4219/2021 Dr.VENKAT REDDY DONTHI REDDY PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) MEDAK INTERLOCUTORY ( ANTICIPATORY BAILS) 7 CRLP/6039/2020 K VENUMADHAV PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) NALGONDA 8 CRLP/2660/2021 A TULSI RAJ GOKUL PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) HYDERABAD 9 CRLP/3924/2021 D RAMAKRISHNA PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) RANGA REDDY 10 CRLP/4004/2021 K VENUMADHAV PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) MEDAK MEMO FILED USR 28788/2021. 11 CRLP/4132/2021 N KRISHNA SUMANTH PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) RANGA REDDY R1-STATE REP BY PP. MEMO FILED USR 29113/2021. 12 CRLP/4145/2021 CH VENKAT RAMAN PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) KHAMMAM IA 1/2021 13 CRLP/4188/2021 M TARAK ABHILASH PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) RANGA REDDY 14 CRLP/4190/2021 KATIKA RAVINDER REDDY PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) KHAMMAM R1-STATE REP BY PP. R2-NOTICE SENT NOT YET RETURNED. MEMO FILED USR 29577/2021. 15 CRLP/4197/2021 THAKUR NITENDER SINGH PUBLIC PROSECUTOR (TG) RANGA REDDY R1-STATE REP BY PP.
  • DISCRIMINATION of SITAR and TABLA STROKES in INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS USING SPECTRAL FEATURES Dhanvini Gudi, Vinutha T.P

    DISCRIMINATION of SITAR and TABLA STROKES in INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS USING SPECTRAL FEATURES Dhanvini Gudi, Vinutha T.P

    DISCRIMINATION OF SITAR AND TABLA STROKES IN INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS USING SPECTRAL FEATURES Dhanvini Gudi, Vinutha T.P. and Preeti Rao Department of Electrical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai 400076, India {vinutha, prao}@ee.iitb.ac.in Abstract A Hindustani instrumental gat is characterized by the interplay between the solo melodic and the percussive instrument. Previous work has shown that the structural segmentation and resulting visualization of the concert in terms of musically meaningful sections is possible by the estimation of the stroke densities of the individual instruments, as these densities represent the inter-related tempi that evolve with the progression of the concert. Motivated by the need for the estimation of individual instrument tempo, we propose spectral features to discriminate between sitar and tabla strokes in performance recordings. The resulting classification method is tested on a concert dataset and the performance is discussed. Finally, the usefulness of the methods is demonstrated via the analysis of a complete sitar gat where the different concert sections are observed to be clearly distinguished via the rhythmic patterns computed on the segregated strokes. 1. Introduction A typical Hindustani classical music concert revolves around a main vocal or instrumental lead, with an accompanying percussion instrument. The focus of this paper is the discrimination of sitar and tabla strokes to facilitate application of signal processing and classification techniques to reveal the structure of Hindustani instrumental concerts. This can be attempted by segmentation of typical concert into sections, on the basis of identification of strokes of each instrument played in a typical polyphonic concert, which in the case of sitar or sarod concerts, calls for a method to distinguish between the melodic (sitar/sarod) strokes and the percussive or tabla strokes.
  • Ragamala World Music 2017 Program Book

    Ragamala World Music 2017 Program Book

    RAGAMALA 2017: WELCOME SCHEDULE Ragamala 2017 A CELEBRATION OF INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC + DANCE For the 5th year, spanning 15 hours and featuring dozens of performers, Ragamala offers a FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 Presented in collaboration with Kalapriya Foundation, Center for Indian Performing Arts jaw-dropping assortment of Indian classical music from some of its greatest and emerging Ragamala: A Celebration of Indian Classical Music + Dance A CELEBRATION OF INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC + DANCE practitioners. Ragamala functions as the perfect, immersive introduction to the classical music Chicago Cultural Center, Preston Bradley Hall FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 of India. Not only are both the music of the north (Hindustani) and the south (Carnatic) + Millennium Park, Great Lawn FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 - 6:30PM-10AM Chicago Cultural Center represented, but listeners will also get the rare chance to hear ragas performed at the time of 78 E. Washington Street, 3rd Floor Preston Bradley Hall, 3rd Floor day they were originally composed for—a facet of the tradition lost in the west. 6:30pm-10am 78 E Washington Street Presented in collaboration with Kalapriya Foundation, Center for Indian Performing Arts 6:30pm-6:30am The word “raga” has a Sanskrit origin, meaning "coloring or dyeing". The term also connotes an Evolution of Songs from Indian Films: 1930-2017 emotional state referring to a "feeling, affection, desire, interest, joy or delight", particularly 6:30-7:30pm SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 related to passion, love, or sympathy for a subject or something. In the context of ancient Anjali Ray, vocals with Rishi Thakkar, tabla and Anis Chandnani, harmonium Yoga + Gong Meditation Indian music it is often devotional and used as a prayer.
  • Annexure 1B 18416

    Annexure 1B 18416

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  • Asia Society Presents Reimagining Indian Dance: Moving Forward

    Asia Society Presents Reimagining Indian Dance: Moving Forward

    Asia Society Presents Reimagining Indian Dance: Moving Forward Saturday, October 27, 2018 7:00 P.M. Asia Society 725 Park Avenue at 70th Street New York City Part of the Season of India, a series of programs held in conjunction with the exhibition, The Progressive Revolution: Modern Art for a New India, on view at Asia Society Museum from September 14, 2018, to January 20, 2019. Program Welcome by Rachel Cooper and Rajika Puri, co-curators Cosmic Dance of Siva (1926) Ted Shawn Footage from 1940, courtesy of Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival Archives Mea Culpa (2018 Redux) Choreography: Hari Krishnan Dancer: Phil Strom Music: Rossini and Gowri Shankar Lighting Design: John Carr Costume Design: Rex (Rajavairan Rajendran) Stage Management: Monique Bernier enduring silence (2017) Choreography and Performance by Parul Shah Violin: Arun Ramamurthy Cello: Jake Charkey Tabla: Naren Budhakar Re-thinking Orissan Dance (2018) (premiere) Choreography and Performance by Kuldeep Singh Vocals: Ali Raj and Shubhra Prakash Rhythm: Mir Naqibul Islam Double bass: Michael Gam Bahu-Beti-Biwi (2008) (excerpt) Choreography and Performance by Sheetal Gandhi Holy Cow(s)! (2017) (excerpts) Prologue: burgers, shoes and ankle bells Dancer: Phil Strom Solo: Hollywood via Kollywood via Hollywood North Dancer: Paul Charbonneau Duet: FEMINISTS-past and present for the future Dancers: Roney Lewis and Xi Yi Choreography: Hari Krishnan Choreography of Hollywood via Kollywood via Hollywood North: Seán Curran and Hari Krishnan Music Composition: Niraj Chag Lighting Design: John Carr Costume Design: Rex (Rajavairan Rajendran) Stage Management: Monique Bernier Panel Discussion with artists Dancers/choreographers Sheetal Gandhi, Hari Krishnan, Parul Shah and Kuldeep Singh present recent works that speak to contemporary issues, each pulling from their own unique interpretation of—or departure from—Indian dance forms.