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PROCEEDINGS of the DIRECTOR of PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal allowed- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No.01 dated:16/01/17 of Kum. Namitha.M.Sharma (Code No.114 ), MKNM HSS, Kumaramangalam, Idukki. ORDER NO.Y2/52000/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Kum.Namitha.M.Sharma (CodeNo.114), MKNM HSS, Kumaramangalam, Idukki has filed the above appeal in the Aksharaslokam(HS General) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant in person and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant was found to be good so as to upgrade to 'A' Grade position in the competition. Hence the appeal committee decided to grant 'A' grade and bracketed with Code No.102 in the competition. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Kum. Namitha.M.Sharma (Code No.114 ), MKNM HSS, Kumaramangalam, Idukki. Copy to: 1. The Convener Programme Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam, Kannur 2. IT @ School PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal rejected- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No.02 dated:17/01/17 of Kum. Chaithanya.P.S (Code No.112), GHSS (Girls), Mithrumala,Thiruvananthapuram. ORDER NO.Y2/52000/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Kum. Chaithanya.P.S (Code No.112), GHSS (Girls), Mithrumala, Thiruvananthapuram has filed the above appeal in the "Aksharaslokam"(HS General) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant in person and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant is not better than the participants who secured higher positions in the competition. Hence the appeal committee decided not to interfere in the decision already taken by the judges. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Kum. Chaithanya.P.S (Code No.112), GHSS (Girls), Mithrumala, Thiruvananthapuram. Copy to: 1. The Convener Programme Committee, KeralaSchool Kalolsavam, Kannur 2. IT @ School PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal rejected- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No.03 dated:17/01/17 of Master Dhanush Mohan (Code No.108), St. Alosius HSS, Kollam. ORDER NO.Y2/52000(2)/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Master Dhanush Mohan (Code No.108), St. Alosius HSS, Kollam has filed the above appeal in the "Kuchuppudi"(HS Boys) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant in person and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant is not better than the participants who secured higher positions in the competition. Hence the appeal committee decided not to interfere in the decision already taken by the judges. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Master Dhanush Mohan (Code No.108), St. Alosius HSS, Kollam Copy to: 1. The Convener Programme Committee, KeralaSchool Kalolsavam, Kannur 2. IT @ School PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal rejected- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No.04 dated:17/01/17 of Master Prijun.S.Padman (Code No.118), Govt Model HSS for Boys, Attingal, Thiruvananthapuram. ORDER NO.Y2/52000(3)/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Master Prijun.S.Padman (Code No.118), Govt Model HSS for Boys, Attingal, Thiruvananthapuram has filed the above appeal in the "Kuchuppudi"(HS Boys) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant in person and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant is not better than the participants who secured higher positions in the competition. Hence the appeal committee decided not to interfere in the decision already taken by the judges. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Master Prijun.S.Padman, Govt Model HSS for Boys, Attingal, Thiruvananthapuram. Copy to: 1. The Convener Programme Committee, KeralaSchool Kalolsavam, Kannur 2. IT @ School PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal allowed- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No. 05 dated:17/01/17 of Master Anuvind Raj, (Code No.115), GHSS, Kalavoor, Alappuzha. ORDER NO.Y2/52000/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Master Anuvind Raj, (Code No.115), GHSS, Kalavoor, Alappuzha has filed the above appeal in the "932 -Bharathanatyam (Boys) "(HSS General) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant in person and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant was found to be good so as to upgrade to 'A' grade position. Hence the appeal committee decided to grant 'A' grade in the competition. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Master Anuvind Raj, (Code No.115), GHSS, Kalavoor, Alappuzha. Copy to: 1. The Convener Programme Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam, Kannur 2. IT @ School PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal rejected- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No.07 dated:17/01/17 of Master Austin Roy (Code No.113), MSP HSS, Malappuram. ORDER NO.Y2/52000(6)/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Master Austin Roy (Code No.113), MSP HSS, Malappuram has filed the above appeal in the "Kuchuppudi"(HS Boys) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant in person and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant is not better than the participants who secured higher positions in the competition. Hence the appeal committee decided not to interfere in the decision already taken by the judges. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Master Austin Roy (Code No.113), MSP HSS, Malappuram Copy to: 1. The Convener Programme Committee, KeralaSchool Kalolsavam, Kannur 2. IT @ School PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal allowed- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No. 08 dated:17/01/17 of Kum. Chris Mariya Joy Mathew & Party(Code No.103), Carmal HSS, Chalakkudi, Thrissur. ORDER NO.Y2/52000/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Kum. Chris Mariya Joy Mathew &Party(Code No.103), Carmal HSS, Chalakkudi, Thrissur filed the above appeal in the "978-Thiruvathira(Girls)"(HSS General) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant's team was found to be good so as to upgrade to 'A' Grade position. Hence the appeal committee decided to grant 'A' grade and bracketed with Code No.114 in the competition. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Kum. Chris Mariya Joy Mathew &Party(Code No.103), Carmal HSS, Chalakkudi, Thrissur. Copy to: 1. The Convener Programme Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam, Kannur 2. IT @ School PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal rejected- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No. 09 dated:17/01/17 of Kum. Jasniya Jayadeesh (Code No.223), C.K.C Girls HS, Pavaratty, Thrissur. ORDER NO.Y2/52000/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Kum. Jasniya Jayadeesh (Code No.223), C.K.C Girls HS, Pavaratty, Thrissur, has filed the above appeal in the "634-Mohiniyattam (Girls)" (HS General) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant is not better than the participants who secured higher positions in the competition. Hence the appeal committee decided not to interfere in the decision already taken by the judges. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Kum. Jasniya Jayadeesh (Code No.223), C.K.C Girls HS, Pavaratty, Thrissur. Copy to: 1. The Convener Programme Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam, Kannur 2. IT @ School PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (Chairman, Kerala State Kalolsavam, State Appeal Committee) Sub:- 57 th Kerala School Kalolsavam 2016-17-Appeal rejected- Orders Issued. Read:-Appeal No. 10 dated:17/01/17 of Kum.Aparna Mohan(Code No.125), St.Paul's CE HSS Kuriachira,Thrissur. ORDER NO.Y2/52000/DPI/2017 DATED: 17/01/2017. Kum.Aparna Mohan(Code No.125), St.Paul's CE HSS Kuriachira, Thrissur has filed the above appeal in the "634-Mohiniyattam (Girls)" (HS General) Category. The appeal committee heard the appellant and viewed the performance along with reference to the score sheet and video clippings. The performance of the appellant is not better than the participants who secured higher positions in the competition. Hence the appeal committee decided not to interfere in the decision already taken by the judges. The appeal is disposed of accordingly. Director of Public Instruction (Chairman, State Appeal Committee, Kerala School Kalolsavam) To Kum.Aparna Mohan(Code No.125), St.Paul's CE HSS Kuriachira, Thrissur.
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