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INDIAN PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY VOTER LIST 2021 (IPS Membership Till 30Th June 2020) (Membership, Contacts & Obituary Updated & Revised Till 14 August 2020) INDIAN PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY VOTER LIST 2021 (IPS Membership till 30th June 2020) (Membership, Contacts & Obituary updated & revised till 14 August 2020) SL Membership No. Salut First Name Middle Name Last Name City State 1 01001 Dr. Alice Cherian Vellore Tamil Nadu 2 01002 Dr. Anna George Chennai Tamil Nadu 3 01003 Dr. Ananad Prakash Rao V. Ghorpade Bangalore Karnataka 4 01004 Dr. Asit Baran Ghosh Kolkata West Bengal 5 01005 Dr. Arun Kumar Gupta Gurgaon Haryana 6 01006 Dr. Agarwal Harish Kumar Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 7 01008 Dr. Anil Kumar Ranchi Jharkhand 8 01009 Dr. Amarnath Mallik Kolkata West Bengal 9 01010 Dr. Ashok Gundanna Malur Mumbai Maharashtra 10 01011 Dr. Anand Prakash Mathur Ajmer Rajasthan 11 01014 Dr. Anil Babubhai Patel Anand Gujarat 12 01015 Dr. (Mrs.) Anjali Ashok Patil Pune Maharashtra 13 01016 Dr. A. A. Pawar Kolkata West Bengal 14 01017 Dr. Ashok Sharma Ghaziabad Uttar Pradesh 15 01018 Dr. Arun Samuel Thacore Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 16 01019 Dr. Ashok Trivedi Bhilai Chhattisgarh 17 01020 Dr. Abhyankar R. Ravindra Mumbai Maharashtra 18 01021 Dr. Asis Acharya Kolkata West Bengal 19 01022 Dr. Advani Gul B. Jaipur Rajasthan 20 01023 Dr. Anil Kumar Agarwal Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 21 01025 Dr. Ashok Kumar Agarwal Saharanpur Uttar Pradesh 22 01026 Dr. Agarwal Kedar Mal Carmarthen Abroad 23 01027 Dr. Agarwal Madan Lal Kota Rajasthan 24 01028 Dr. Agarwala Rajendra Kumar Meerut Uttar Pradesh 25 01030 Dr. Agrawal Smita Indore Madhya Pradesh 26 01032 Dr. Agashe Mohan Mahadeo Pune Maharashtra 27 01033 Dr. Agnani S. A. Kundan Vadodara Gujarat 28 01035 Dr. Agarwal Pradeep New Delhi Delhi 29 01036 Dr. Agrawal Radheshyam Bansilal Ahmedabad Gujarat 30 01037 Dr. Ahuja Niraj Delhi Delhi 31 01038 Dr. Ajit Avasthi Chandigarh Chandigarh 32 01039 Dr. Ashok Kumar G. Ajwani Ajmer Rajasthan 33 01040 Dr. Ashok K. Alimchandani Secunderabad Telangana 34 01041 Dr. Amin Smarhar Mahendraprasad Surat Gujarat 35 01042 Dr. Anand Rajiv Mumbai Maharashtra 36 01043 Dr. Anantharamaiah Hassan Gundappa Mysore Karnataka 37 01045 Dr. Appaya M. Prakash Bangalore Karnataka 38 01046 Dr. Apte Jayant Shridhar Mumbai Maharashtra 39 01047 Dr. (Brig.) Aravinda H. R. Prabhu Pune Army 40 01048 Dr. Ashit Sheth Mumbai Maharashtra 41 01049 Dr. Ashok Dagaria Indore Madhya Pradesh 42 01050 Dr. Asim Kumar Mallick Kolkata West Bengal 43 01052 Dr. Asokan Thirupapuliyur Venugopalan Chennai Tamil Nadu 44 01053 Dr. Ayyar Krishna Subramoni Mumbai Maharashtra 45 01055 Dr. Ashok Reddy Karredla Hyderabad Telangana 46 01056 Dr. Anil A. Dave Mumbai Maharashtra 47 01057 Dr. Agarwal Rajendra Radhakishan Surat Gujarat 48 01058 Dr. Abu Qamar Siddiqui Aligarh Uttar Pradesh 49 01059 Dr. Asish Kumar Sarkar Jalpaiguri West Bengal 50 01061 Dr. Anand Krishnarao Pandurangi Dharwad Karnataka 51 01062 Dr. (Col. Retd.) Anup Kumar Mitra Kolkata West Bengal 52 01063 Dr. Anand Paratap M. Chennai Tamil Nadu 53 01064 Dr. Ashutosh Kumar Gupta Rohtak Haryana 54 01065 Dr. Arvind Kumar Aggarwal Karnal Haryana 55 01066 Dr. Abdul Sathar Athanikkal Pattambi Kerala 56 01067 Dr. Abhay Kumar Jain Indore Madhya Pradesh 57 01068 Dr. Alfred V. Samuel Kaithakuzhy Kerala 58 01069 Dr. (Lt. Col.) Alok Anand Delhi Cantt Army 59 01070 Dr. Aparajeeta Baruah Tezpur Assam 60 01071 Dr. (Lt. Col.) Ashutosh Kaushal Pune Maharashtra 61 01072 Dr. Ashok Kumar Muthu Chidambaram Tamil Nadu 62 01073 Dr. Annadurai Variankaval Ramasamy Trichy Tamil Nadu 63 01074 Dr. Ashwani Kumar New Delhi Delhi 64 01075 Dr. Asis Chatterjee Purulia West Bengal 65 01077 Dr. Anand Krishnamurthy Handigol Dharwad Karnataka 66 01078 Dr. Arora Sanjay Amritsar Punjab 67 01079 Dr. Arulanandam Kalaichelvan Thiruvallur Tamil Nadu 68 01080 Dr. Ajay Kumar Saxena Secunderabad Telangana 69 01081 Dr. A. Abdul Bary Thiruvananthapuram Kerala 70 01082 Dr. Abdul Rahiman Kunju K. Thiruvananthapuram Kerala 71 01083 Dr. Ajaya Mishra Cuttack Odisha 72 01084 Dr. Ajit Kumar Das New Delhi Delhi 73 01085 Dr. Amit Kumar Biswas Bhilai Chhattisgarh 74 01086 Dr. Adinath Sarmah Jorhat Assam 75 01087 Dr. Anandan K. R. Thrissur Kerala 76 01088 Dr. Anju Dhawan New Delhi Delhi 77 01090 Dr. Anand M. S. Mysore Karnataka 78 01094 Dr. Arul Prakash Kanyakumari Tamil Nadu 79 01095 Dr. Arabinda Kumar Bankura West Bengal 80 01097 Dr. Abraham K. Joshua Thiruvananthapuram Kerala 81 01098 Dr. Agrawal Bimalkumar Radheshyam Mumbai Maharashtra 82 01099 Dr. Anandakrishna Kumar Somasundaram Madurai Tamil Nadu 83 01100 Dr. Aijaz Ahmad Saharanpur Uttar Pradesh 84 01101 Dr. Agarwal Rajeev Kumar Sri Ganganagar Rajasthan 85 01102 Dr. Ashoke P. Kumar Kozhikode Kerala 86 01103 Dr. Aich Tapas Kumar Gorakhpur Uttar Pradesh 87 01104 Dr. Amin Gautam Shirish Vadodara Gujarat 88 01105 Dr. Andrade Chittaranjan Bangalore Karnataka 89 01106 Dr. Anal Kanti Nath Agartala Tripura 90 01108 Dr. Aftab Alam Khan Korba Chhattisgarh 91 01110 Dr. Annie J. Mani Chennai Tamil Nadu 92 01111 Dr. Abhay Kumar De Howrah West Bengal 93 01112 Dr. Anie Cyriac Chinnamma T.K. Idukki Kerala 94 01115 Dr. Abhijit Bhaurao Patil Sangamner Maharashtra 95 01116 Dr. Ahammed Kutty K. Tirur Kerala 96 01117 Dr. Ahobalappa Prabhakar Bangalore Karnataka 97 01118 Dr. Ali Juzer Kota Rajasthan 98 01119 Dr. Aloke Patra Tamluk West Bengal 99 01120 Dr. Ammaiappan Ramanathan Karur Tamil Nadu 100 01121 Dr. Anand Milind Saoji Nagpur Maharashtra 101 01122 Dr. Anand Ramanujapuram Bangalore Karnataka 102 01123 Dr. Ancy John Kottayam Kerala 103 01124 Dr. Anil Kumar Dhore Gwalior Madhya Pradesh 104 01125 Dr. Anisetty Visweswara Rao Mancheriyal Andhra Pradesh 105 01126 Dr. Anjay Kumar Gupta Siliguri West Bengal 106 01127 Dr. Ashfaque Ahmad Mahmood Alam Ansari Ankleshwar Gujarat 107 01128 Dr. Ashok Sulbha Malve Thane Maharashtra 108 01129 Dr. Ashish Mordia Ajmer Rajasthan 109 01130 Dr. Ashok Goyal Sikar Rajasthan 110 01131 Dr. Ashok Kumar Bhagat Bhagalpur Bihar 111 01132 Dr. Ashutosh Govinda Prabhu Dessai Panaji Goa 112 01133 Dr. Arunachalam Venkateswaran Coimbatore Tamil Nadu 113 01134 Dr. Ashok Kumar Dubey Jaunpur Uttar Pradesh 114 01135 Dr. Asif Iqbal Ahmed Mumbai Army 115 01137 Dr. Archana Narendra Javadekar Pune Maharashtra 116 01138 Dr. Arup Kumar Sengupta Gurgaon Haryana 117 01139 Dr. Anup Manaklal Rathi Akola Maharashtra 118 01140 Dr. Ashutosh Tripathi Mumbai Army 119 01141 Dr. Alpa Haresh Kumar Mehta Rajkot Gujarat 120 01142 Dr. Amarendra Kumar Varanasi Uttar Pradesh 121 01143 Dr. Anand Kumar Dhoot Bhandara Maharashtra 122 01144 Dr. Anil Kumar T. V. Thiruvananthapuram Kerala 123 01145 Dr. Anita Sushil Sukhwani Mumbai Maharashtra 124 01146 Dr. Ashish Vilas Saboo Amravati Maharashtra 125 01147 Dr. Ashok Dinnahallp Adinararayana Mysore Karnataka 126 01148 Dr. A. K. Kumudha Attur Tamil Nadu 127 01149 Dr. Alexander Gnanadurai Chennai Tamil Nadu 128 01150 Dr. A. A. Ameen Kollam Kerala 129 01151 Dr. Antony Fernandez Chennai Tamil Nadu 130 01152 Dr. Arti Behl Mysore Karnataka 131 01153 Dr. Arunlata Agarwal New Delhi Delhi 132 01155 Dr. Abhay Singh Rathore Chandigarh Chandigarh 133 01156 Dr. Ambrish Singal Panchkula Haryana 134 01157 Dr. Amit Kumar Bhattacharya Kolkata West Bengal 135 01158 Dr. Anil Kumar Raman Kutty Trivandrum Kerala 136 01159 Dr. Anirban Ray Kolkata West Bengal 137 01160 Dr. Arindam Biswaranjan Mondal New Delhi Delhi 138 01161 Dr. Ashu R. Gandhi New Delhi Delhi 139 01162 Dr. (Prof.) (AVM) Ashoke Kumar Sengupta Kolkata West Bengal 140 01163 Dr. A . M. Kunhi Koyamu Kozhikode Kerala 141 01164 Dr. Abhay Vishwas Matkar Hubli Karnataka 142 01165 Dr. Abraham Varghese Vellore Tamil Nadu 143 01166 Dr. Ali Hasan Berhampore West Bengal 144 01167 Dr. Alok Kumar Pattnayak Hyderabad Telangana 145 01168 Dr. Amin Naren Rameshbhai Ahmedabad Gujarat 146 01169 Dr. Anand Kudary Tanuku Andhra Pradesh 147 01170 Dr. (Mrs.) Ananda Valli Kutty Raja Tirunelveli Tamil Nadu 148 01171 Dr. Anil Prabhakaran Thiruvananthapuram Kerala 149 01172 Dr. Arun Jentilal Jamnagar Gujarat 150 01173 Dr. Arun V. Marwale Aurangabad Maharashtra 151 01174 Dr. Arunanshu Parial Raipur Chhattisgarh 152 01175 Dr. Ashok Kumar Nichanametla Cuddapah Andhra Pradesh 153 01177 Dr. Ajay Kumar Parsottam Das Chauhan Ahmedabad Gujarat 154 01178 Dr. Amitabha Saha New Delhi Delhi 155 01179 Dr. Anand M. Kale Aurangabad Maharashtra 156 01180 Dr. Appasaheb Baglane Beed Maharashtra 157 01181 Dr. Asutosh Chauhan Allahabad Uttar Pradesh 158 01182 Dr. Anirban Basu Kolkata West Bengal 159 01183 Dr. Arabinda Brahma Kolkata West Bengal 160 01184 Dr. (Wg Cdr) A. K. Gupta New Delhi Delhi 161 01185 Dr. Abir Mukherjee Kolkata West Bengal 162 01186 Dr. Ajay Bhargava Gurgaon Haryana 163 01187 Dr. Ajit Goswami Guwahati Assam 164 01188 Dr. Anandhan P. Chennai Tamil Nadu 165 01189 Dr. Anil Vishnu Rane Taleigao Goa 166 01190 Dr. Anil Gaur Agra Uttar Pradesh 167 01191 Dr. Anjali Rajaram Patil Navi Mumbai Maharashtra 168 01192 Dr. Arshad Hussain Srinagar Jammu and Kashmir 169 01193 Dr. Arunkumar Chavan Hubli Karnataka 170 01194 Dr. Alka A. Subramanyam Mumbai Maharashtra 171 01195 Dr. (Lt. Col) Amitabh Saha Amritsar Punjab 172 01196 Dr. Aravind Vaithiyam Madurai Tamil Nadu 173 01197 Dr. Arunima Chatterjee Shibpur West Bengal 174 01198 Dr. Arvind Sharma Patiala Punjab 175 01199 Dr. Ashok M. Karale Ahmednagar Maharashtra 176 01200 Dr. Ajay K. Bakhla Ranchi Jharkhand 177 01201 Dr. Amit K. Sharma Jodhpur Rajasthan 178 01202 Dr. Amit Nijhawan Jaipur Rajasthan 179 01203 Dr. (Wg Cdr) Amitabh Shanker Saxena Jorhat Assam 180 01204 Dr. Anamika Phukan Guwahati Assam 181 01205 Dr. Anees Ali Calicut Kerala 182 01206 Dr. Arun Kumar Pandey Navi Mumbai Maharashtra 183 01207 Dr. Amrit Pattojoshi Bhubaneswar Odisha 184 01208 Dr. Anil Kumar M. Nagaraj Mysore Karnataka 185 01209 Dr. Akhil Chandra Srivastava Moradabad Uttar Pradesh 186 01210 Dr. Amol Yashwant Chitrakar Paratwada Maharashtra 187 01211 Dr. Anant Rana Moradabad Uttar Pradesh 188 01212 Dr. Anil Kakunje Mangalore Karnataka 189 01213 Dr. Ankur Patel Surat Gujarat 190 01215 Dr. Aravind Shimoga Thommarala Shimoga Karnataka 191 01216 Dr. Arijit Dutta Chowdhury Kolkata West Bengal 192 01218 Dr.
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