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Philo. & Edu., Guj.Uni., Ahmedab As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201912200033 1 PATEL SONAL SANJAYBHAI PATEL SONAL SANJAYBHAI 317 k k nagar sector 4 ,K k nagar road nr menarav hall,Ghatlodia Ahmedabad 380061 Prakash College of Education, Ahmedabad-52 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201602300404 2 PATEL SUJITA SHAILESHKUMAR PATEL SUJITA SHAILESHKUMAR G-103, NISHAN RESIDENCY, NEAR SUKAN CI Ahmedabad 382470 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201702300234 3 SHARMAR RAJESHKUMAR PRAKASHKUMAR SHARMA RAJESHKUMAR PRAKASHKUMAR CHABUTRO B H JAIN DERASAR, PRAJAPATI VAS AT VEDA TA KALOL Gandhinagar 382735 M N K Dalal Education College for Women, Ahmedabad As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700183 4 GHARATE NAMRATA RAMESH GHARATE NAMRATA RAMESH B/30,RADHIKA PARK , NEAR SHARON PARK,HARIPURA ROAD MANINAGAR EAST,AHMEDABAD Ahmedabad 380008 1 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700222 5 MODI VIDHI DILIP MODI VIDHI DILIP H-301, DEV CASTLE, JAYMALA, ISANPUR, Ahmedabad 382443 Vaidya Shri M M Colg.of Education,Gulbai Tekra,A`b As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700273 6 AHIR ANJANABEN DHIRUBHAI AHIR ANJANABEN DHIRUBHAI BHILAD, TALAVPADA,TA. UMBERGAON,DIS. VALSAD Vapi 396105 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201602300405 7 PATEL VIPULKUMAR MANUBHAI PATEL VIPULKUMAR NANUBHAI BANGALA FALIYA AT PO PADARDI TA SHAHE Godhra 389210 Sharda Adhyapan Mandir, At.Pansar-382740 Ta.Kalol As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700428 8 BARAIYA UDESH MAGANBHAI UDESHBHAI MAGANBHAI BARAIYA 268 BHAVNAGAR ROAD BHUTESHWAR VADLI,BHAVNAGAR MAHUVA GUJARAT, Bhavnagar 364290 2 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700342 9 CHAUDASHMA VIJAYBHAI SHANTIBHAI CHUDASAMA VIJAYBHAI SHANTIBHAI AT SARTANPAR,,PO TALAJA,BHAVNAGAR Bhavnagar 364140 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700367 10 GANGANI BHADRESH PRAVINBHAI GANGANI BHADRESHPRAVINBHAI 12 M B PATEL COLONY NAVRANGPURA Ahmedabad 380009 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700388 11 MER CHAITALIBEN VIKRAMBHAI MER CHAITALIBEN VIKRAMBHAI VIKRAMBHAI,PATELFALIYU SANDHIDA DHOLERA Ahmedabad 382455 S G Rao Colg.of Teacher Education, Veda, Dist.G`na As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700442 12 BALDANIYA HARESHKUMAR ANANDBHAI BALDANIYA HARESHKUMAR ANANDBHAI Babariyadhar,Ta. Rajula,Did. Amreli Amreli 365560 3 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700468 13 CHAUHAN ROHIT BHAGAVANBHAI CHAUHAN ROHIT BHAGVANBHAI AT : Bhumbhali TA: Dholka. DIST: Ahmedabad. Ahmedabad 382230 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700461 14 CHAVADA ALKABEN SHANKARBHAI CHAVDA ALKABEN SHANKARBHAI CHAVDA VAS,ZEZARA,,SURENDRANAGAR Ahmedabad 382750 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700528 15 PRAJAPTI NAMRATABEN NAROTTAMBHAI PRAJAPATI NAMRATABEN NAROTTAMBHAI MEMNAGAAR AHMEDABAD Ahmedabad 380052 J G College of Education, Drive-in Road, Ahmedabad As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201701901933 16 GOSWAMI SAVYASACHI ASHISHKUMAR GOSWAMI SAVYASACHI GOSWAMI B 24 SVP ENCLAVE BODAKDEV 380054 Ahmedabad 380054 Shri SVM Gurukul B.Ed.College, Kalol,Dist.Gandhina 4 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700632 17 PAVRA BHUMIBEN SAHDEVBHAI PAVRA BHUMIBEN SAHDEVBHAI 2/2 DARBAR VAS, VARMOR, AHMEDABAD Ahmedabad 382130 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700703 18 TADVI PINTUBHAI MANUBHAI TADVI PINTUBHAI MANUBHAI MU GORA GARUDESHVAR,NARMADA, Ahmedabad 391452 Lodra Education College,Lodra,Ta.Mansa,Di.Gandhina As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700683 19 PATEL SANIKUMAR SHAILESHBHAI PATEL SANIKUMAR SHAILESHBHAI AT - LODRA TA - MANSA DIST - GANDHINAGAR Mansa 382835 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700661 20 PATEL UTTAMKUMAR RAMANLAL PATEL UTTAMKUMAR RAMANLAL AT - JANTRAL TA - VIJAPUR DIST - MEHSANA Vaijapur 382860 Aradhana College of Edu., GH-6 Rd, Sec.28, Gandhin 5 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700704 21 DABGAR AAKASHKUMAR KAMLESHBHAI DABGAR AAKASHKUMAR KAMLESHBHAI RAMBAG SOCIETY BEHIND KUBERJI MAHADEV KAPADWANJ Kapadvanj 387620 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700775 22 JADEJA VISHVARAJSINH RAJENDRASINH JADEJA VISHVARAJSINH RAJENDRASINH TALIKA POLICE LINE, BLOCK-1,QUATAR NO-8, VANKANER,TA- VANKANER, DI- MORBI Morvi 363621 H B Kapadia College of Education,Ratanpole,Ahmedab As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700778 23 CHAVDA DHAVAL SAJANBHAI CHAVDA DHAVAL SAJANBHAI NEAR P.R.S HIGH SCHOOL AT-BHATIYA TA-KALYANPUR DI-DEVBHUMI DWARKA Jamnagar 361315 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700853 24 DAMOR VIJAYKUMAR SHIVABHAI DAMOR VIJAYKUMAR SHIVABHAI 190 ,AT AND POST BATAKWADA,TAL SANTRAMPUR DIST MAHISAGAR Lunawada 389260 6 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700859 25 DOBARIYA NIKUNJKUMAR MANSUKHBHAI DOBARIYA NIKUNJKUMAR MANSUKHBHAI BUNGLOW-4, MANTRI VISTAR, SECTOR-20,GANDHINAGAR, GUJARAT., Gandhinagar 382020 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700910 26 MITHAPARA KRUNALBHAI GHANSHYAMBHAI MITHAPARA KRUNALBHAI GHANSHYAMBHAI 51 KHODIYAR NAGAR SOCIETY,PADANA ROAD, TA. DHANDHUKA,DI. AHMEDABAD Ahmedabad 382460 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700833 27 NADIYADHARA BHAVISHA BHIMJIBHAI NADIYADHARA BHAVISHABEN BHIMAJIBHAI MOTI MONPARI TALUKO- VISAVADAR JUNAGADH Junagadh 362130 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901700946 28 PATHAN AKHLAD AHMED IQBAL AHMED PATHAN AKHLAQAHMED IQBALAHMED 109/1896, SUNDRAMNAGAR ,NEAR GARIB NAWAJ MASJID,RAKHIYAL Ahmedabad 380023 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700867 29 RAJPUT JAYPALSINH MANUJI RAJPUT JAYPALSINH MANUJI AT: SAVDA TA: DASADA DI:SURENDRANAGAR Surendranagar 382765 7 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801700943 30 VYAS SIDDHARTH VASANTBHAI VYAS SIDDHARTH VASANTBHAI DWARKADHISH SOCIETY, NR. SAIBABA TEMPLE, TA : UPLETA, DIST : RAJKOT Rajkot 360490 Sarvodaya Colg. of Education, At.Kalol, Di.Gandhin As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801701134 31 PATEL SANI SHAILESHBHAI PATEL SANI SHAILESHBHAI NAVA PLOT, TAJPUR AT-PO : TAJPUR TA : PRANTIJ Prantij 383205 S N Patel B.Ed.College, Asarwa, Ahmedabad-380016 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801701158 32 CHANCHACANI MEENAXI V CHANCHLANI MEENAXI VINODKUMAR 50 shikhar bunglows nr agora circle sughad gandhinagar Gandhinagar 382424 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901701298 33 KHALASI PAYAL JAYANTILAL KHALASI PAYAL JAYANTILAL H18/209 ANANDNAGAR APP,,B/H AKHABARNAGAR,NAJA VADAJ Ahmedabad 380013 8 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901701335 34 PRAJAPATI PRATHKUMAR L PRAJAPATI PARTHKUMAR RAMANBHAI PRAJAPATI FALIYU, ,RANIYAR KANBI,,JHALOD, DAHOD Dahod 399180 Vision Colg.of Edu., Nr.Guj.Uni., Navrangpura, A`b As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901701376 35 CHAUHAN HITESHKUMAR DALPATBHAI CHAUHAN HITESHKUMAR DALPATBHAI GURJARVADI,DHANGDHARA,SURENDRANAGAR Surendranagar 363040 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801701313 36 JADAV VISHAL MAGANBHAI JADAV VISHAL MAGANBHAI D 2 SHAKTI SHRADDHA SOCIETY OPP GREENLAWN SCHOOL NEAR JTHABHAI VAV VATVA ROAD ISANPUR Ahmedabad 382443 Hil-Woods Academy B.Ed.College, Sector-25, Gandhin As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201602103486 37 PRAJAPATI JAYKUMAR DINESHBHAI PRAJAPATI JAYKUMAR DINESHBHAI ROW HOUSE 6 NARAYAN NAGAR VAVOL GANDHI Gandhinagar 382016 9 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801701461 38 VAGHELA HARDIKKUMAR LAKHMANBHAI HARDIKKUMAR LAKHMANBHAI VAGHELA AT-ALAMPUR ,VANKAR VAS TA-DASADA DIST-SURENDRANAGAR Surendranagar 382750 Akar Adhyapan Mandir(B.Ed.),Ognaj Gam,Ahmedabad-38 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901701610 39 DHOLAKIYA AJAY KARSANBHAI DHOKIYA AJAY KARSHANBHAI 139, DHOKIYA FALIYU, SHINGDA,SHINGADA, PORBANDAR,SHINGADA, GUJARAT,360590 Porbandar 360590 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801701549 40 MISTRY POONAM PARESH MISTRY POONAM PARESH 406,MANORATH APT HALAR ROAD,VASHI FALIYA VALSAD Ahmedabad 396001 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201912200250 41 PARMAR HITESHKUMAR CHIMUBHAI PARMAR HITESHKUMAR CHINUBHAI ZEZRA,TA. VIRAMGAM,DIST. AHMEDABAD Ahmedabad 382150 10 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201812200233 42 PARMAR VISHAL MAFATBHAI PARMAR VISHAL MAFATBHAI VANKAR VAS MANPURA TA. PETLAD, DIST ANAND Anand 388150 Hiraba B.Ed. College, Shahibag, Ahmedabad-38004 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901701710 43 CHAUDHARI TEJSHVIKUMARI JOGIBHAI CHAUDHARI TEJASHVIKUMARI JOGIBHAI AT POST-AMBA ,GODAUN FALIYU,TA-MANDVI DIST-SURAT Mandvi 394163 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201801701618 44 DABHI HETALBEN ISHVARBHAI DABHI HETALBEN ISHVARBHAI GAM : BHUMALI, TA : DHOLKA, DIST : AHMEDABAD Ahmedabad 382230 As per Voter List Probable Address & Name as per Enrollment 201901701732 45 GUDDI MEGI MOHANI GUDDI NEGI H.NO.200
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    A Conceptual Study on India’s first heritage city Ahmedabad with Reference to Heritage Walk- A Tourist Attraction Arzina Karim Nikki Rawat Maurvi Vasavada Suraj Shah Ganpat University ISBN: 978-1-943295-14-2 Ahmedabad is the most powerful city since ancient times. As it had the benefit of good geographical suitability of business mostly attracted by the Mughals and they came with their own heritage and built many monuments for their livelihood and attraction. It cover architecture heritage which is first in India beautifully crafted in ancient era. Long heritage management related activities have been studied by sociologist, heritage management experts, anthropologists and. This exploratory study suggests various marketing strategies that can be implemented through heritage walk to promote heritage city Ahmedabad. Keywords: Heritage Walk, Ahmedabad City, Heritage Management, India’s First Heritage City 1. Introduction The historic city of Ahmadabad was founded in 1411 A.D, as the capital of independent Gujarat Sultanate. Its location on the eastern banks of river Sabarmati, along an important trade route fulfilled the requisite condition for growth of a thriving urban centre with a significant population of merchants and artisans. The 600 years old city of Ahmedabad (1411 A.D) has some of the finest Indian-Islamic monuments and exquisite Hindu and Jain temples. Its carved wooden houses are another unique architectural tradition. To experience the glory of Ahmedabad it is necessary to walk through the 'Walled City' and truly observe the nature of its rich and varied architecture, its art, religious places, its culture and traditions. With the purpose of unveiling this aspect of the city to the tourists and the citizens themselves The Heritage Walk of Ahmedabad was launched by the Amdavad Municipal Corporation (AMC) in association with CRUTA Foundation, an NGO, on 19th November 1997, during World Heritage Week.
  • MPUAT Staff Directory

    MPUAT Staff Directory

    MAHARANA PRATAP UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY, UDAIPUR Chancellor’s Office 0141-2228716-19, Fax : 0141-2228792 E-mail : [email protected] http://rajbhawan.rajasthan.gov.in Name, Designation & Address Office Mobile Sh. Kalraj Mishra, Chancellor & Hon’ble 2228722, 2228611 Governor of Rajasthan, Raj Bhawan, Jaipur 228612, 2221156 (F) Sh. Subir Kumar, IAS 2228792 Secretary to Governor, Jaipur – 2221156 (F) [email protected], [email protected] Sh. Govind Ram Jaiswal, IAS Principal OSD To Governor 2223335 – [email protected], [email protected] Dr. Kavita Singh, IFS 2222244 – Director (Tribal Welfare) Sh. Harsh Vardhan Agarwalla, IPS 2222244 – ADC to Governor (Police) 2228737 (F) [email protected], adcp.rb@ rajasthan.go.in Squadron Leader D. Ravi 2228716 ADC to Governor (Army) – 2228737 (F) [email protected], adcm.rb@ rajasthan.go.in Smt. Sandhya Sharma, RAcS Financial Advisor 2229500 – [email protected] Sh. Yogesh Kumar Srivastava, RAS 2228734 – Dy. Secretory to Governor (I) Sh. Ashu Singh, Dy. Secretory to Governor (II) Smt. Kirti Sharma, RAS 2228716 9413974171 OSD (Higher Education), Raj Bhawan, Jaipur 2221156 (F) [email protected], [email protected] Dr. Lokesh Chandra Sharma 2221436 Public Relation Officer, Raj Bhawan, Jaipur 9829271189 2228716 (F) [email protected], [email protected] Shri Lokendra Kumar Jain, Assistant Secretary General Petition and Univesity – 9828152143 [email protected] Mt. Abu Office of Hon’ble Chancellor (02974) 235788 ACS (02974) 238588 ADC (02974) 235894 (F) 1 MPUAT Telephone Directory, 2020 [ Vice-Chancellor’s Secretariat 0294-2471101, Telefax : 2470682 E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] Name, Designation & Address Resi.
  • Design Research Project/ CHARBUTRO ECOLOGIES - THICKEN WALL

    Design Research Project/ CHARBUTRO ECOLOGIES - THICKEN WALL

    University of Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture M Sc Architectural and Urban Design Programme PARA-situation [Ahmedabad]: “Past, Present and Possible” Walls, Wells, Pols and Gates Design Research Project/ CHARBUTRO ECOLOGIES - THICKEN WALL / Fang Jie (s1922351) DESIGN PROJECT 2 COURSE CODE: ARCH11021 NOTICE: 1. VISITORS ARE REQUESTED NOT TO ENTER INTO THE MASJID PREMISES WHEN MASS PRAYER IS OFFERED 2. VISITORS IN HALF NAKED DRESSES ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED IN THE MASJID PREMISES. 3.VISITORS ARE REQUESTED TO TAKE OFF THEIR SHOES BEFORE ENTERING IN THE MASJID PREMISES. 4.VISITORS ARE REQUESTED TO OBSERVE THE SITE SEEING WITH DUE DISCIPLINE VERY STRICTLY. [A notice borad showed at Sidi Mosque] CONTENT 1/ FRAGMENT & BOUNDARY 6 2/ CHABUTRO 14 3/ THICKEN WALL 24 4/ RIVERFRONT MARKET 40 5/ INSIDE & OUTSIDE 66 CHABUTRO / SKETCHING 6/ TEA HOUSE 76 Praying man [FANG Jie] 2 3 ROOFS OF POL [FANG Jie] 4 5 Jigsaw Puzzle The practice of urban planning is like playing Jigsaw Puzzle. It is a game in which parts with different characteristics are assembled to form a complete picture. Similarly, 55 fictitious cities were described in the book Invisible Cities. Each of them is an entirely different city which has different conventions, different characteristic, even different name. However, in the middle of the book, Italo Calvino speaks in the voice of the characters, Marco Polo, and said, "every time I describe a city I am 1 saying something about Venice." Both of them are constantly exploring the relationship between 3 ITALO CALVINO the whole and the fragment. Thus, a building, a street, or anything in the city could be are regarded an Italian journalist and as fragments in the city building game.
  • (SCHEDULED CASTES) ORDER, 1950 CO 19 in Exercise of The

    (SCHEDULED CASTES) ORDER, 1950 CO 19 in Exercise of The

    1 THE CONSTITUTION (SCHEDULED CASTES) ORDER, 1950 C.O. 19 In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) of article 341 of the Constitution of India, the President, after consultation with the Governors and Rajpramukhs of the States concerned, is pleased to make the following Order, namely:— 1. This Order may be called the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950. 2. Subject to the provisions of this Order, the castes, races or tribes or parts of, or groups within, castes or tribes specified in 2 [PartsI to 3 [XXV]] of the Schedule to this Order shall, in relation to the States to which those Parts respectively relate, be deemed to be Scheduled Castes so far as regards member thereof resident in the localities specified in relation to them in those Parts of that Schedule. 4 [3. Notwithstanding anything contained in paragraph 2, no person who professes a religion different from the Hindu 5 [, the Sikh or the Buddhist] religion shall be deemed to be a member of a Scheduled Caste.] 6 [4. Any reference in this Order to a State or to a district or other territorial division thereof shall be construed as a reference to the State, district or other territorial division as constituted on the 1st day of May, 1976.] 1. Published with the Ministry of Law Notification No. 4. Subs. by Act 63 of 1956, s. 3 and First Sch., for S.R.O. 385, dated the 10th August, 1950, Gazette paragraph 3. of India, Extraordinary, 1950, Part II, Section 3, 5. Subs. by Act 15 of 1990, s.