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“State wise list of Active LLPs as on 31 August 2014" State: Maharashtra Sr. No. LLPIN Name of the entity Date of Registration 1 AAA-0008 CORPORATE LEGAL COUNSELLORS LLP 4/05/2009 2 AAA-0029 CASCADE AUTOMATION LLP 5/06/2009 3 AAA-0030 FORTIUS MARKETING LLP 8/06/2009 4 AAA-0032 RK LEGAL ASSOCIATES LLP 8/06/2009 5 AAA-0033 BMS INTERNATIONAL (BOMBAY) LLP 10/06/2009 6 AAA-0041 VANMOH INDUSTRIES LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP 15/06/2009 7 AAA-0040 SARASWATI'S COSMODENT MULTISPECIALITY DENTAL CLINIC LLP 15/06/2009 8 AAA-0051 MULTISOURCE POWER AND DEVELOPERS LLP 25/06/2009 9 AAA-0055 ARIHANT AKSH REALTY LLP 30/06/2009 10 AAA-0057 BOMBAY INFRAPROJECTS LLP 3/07/2009 11 AAA-0073 AMIT GOPI DERIVATIVES STRATEGIES LLP 22/07/2009 12 AAA-0075 SEVENTH FOLD CREATIVE CONSULTANTS LLP 24/07/2009 13 AAA-0081 HEAD SQUARE CONSULTING LLP 28/07/2009 14 AAA-0084 V5 FINANCIAL PLANNERS LLP 29/07/2009 15 AAA-0086 ZHOLEBABA MEDICAL AND GENERAL STORES LLP 30/07/2009 16 AAA-0090 TRIA GLOBAL ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS LLP 3/08/2009 17 AAA-0098 SPN RISK SOLUTIONS LLP 7/08/2009 18 AAA-0110 AVG TRADELINK LLP 11/08/2009 19 AAA-0109 DHANVIR CAPITAL CONSULTANTS LLP 11/08/2009 20 AAA-0111 INTERNATIONAL PAY SOLUTIONS LLP 12/08/2009 21 AAA-0128 FRONTIER TRAINING & PROJECTS LLP 19/08/2009 22 AAA-0126 K. 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BOARD MILLS LLP 19/08/2009 23 AAA-0124 HINDUSTAN MORTAR LINING LLP 19/08/2009 24 AAA-0134 ELITE LEGAL PARTNERS LLP 21/08/2009 25 AAA-0136 PPJ INDIA CONSULTANTS LLP 24/08/2009 26 AAA-0135 SHASHIDATTA AUTOPARTS LLP 24/08/2009 27 AAA-0143 DSA LEGAL ADVISORS LLP 25/08/2009 28 AAA-0155 INSYNC CAPITAL PARTNERS LLP 28/08/2009 29 AAA-0157 INTERNATIONAL FORENSIC SCIENCES INDIA LLP 28/08/2009 30 AAA-0168 MYDO CHEM FORMULATIONS LLP 2/09/2009 31 AAA-0178 DREAMWARES IT SOLUTIONS LLP 7/09/2009 32 AAA-0182 VENERATE ADVISORY LLP 7/09/2009 33 AAA-0186 DWARKADHISH BIOTEK LLP 9/09/2009 34 AAA-0191 ENSENANZA INDIA LLP 11/09/2009 35 AAA-0198 CLEAR CHANNEL MUDRA LLP 14/09/2009 36 AAA-0196 MARATHON CONSTRUCTION LLP 14/09/2009 37 AAA-0211 S.R.ROYALE PROPERTIES LLP 16/09/2009 38 AAA-0218 KHARE LEGAL CHAMBERS LLP 22/09/2009 39 AAA-0220 PAREKH N PAREKH EDU-SERVE LLP 22/09/2009 40 AAA-0230 ACQUIGAIN SERVICES LLP 24/09/2009 41 AAA-0235 MAHAN & SHETH INFRACON LLP 25/09/2009 42 AAA-0238 ASTUTELENDER ANALYTICS LLP 25/09/2009 43 AAA-0246 PROVIDENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT LLP 1/10/2009 44 AAA-0257 UNISPACE REALTY LLP 8/10/2009 45 AAA-0258 NIMBLENOBLE CONSULTANCY SERVICES LLP 8/10/2009 46 AAA-0261 STERLING DREAMWORKS PARTNERS LLP 9/10/2009 47 AAA-0273 UNIMARINE LOGISTICS LLP 13/10/2009 48 AAA-0276 BIT-MAGIC TECHNOLOGIES LLP 14/10/2009 49 AAA-0277 DRILLSYS GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES LLP 14/10/2009 50 AAA-0278 DIVISHA REAL ESTATE ADVISORS LLP 15/10/2009 51 AAA-0282 SB FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS PARTNERS LLP 15/10/2009 52 AAA-0281 CHITESWAR SOLUTIONS LLP 15/10/2009 53 AAA-0286 BAYSYS REALITY CONSULTANTS PARTNERS LLP 16/10/2009 54 AAA-0296 ASHOKMALA ENTERPRISES LLP 21/10/2009 55 AAA-0292 TRUSHNA WATER SOLUTIONS LLP 21/10/2009 56 AAA-0295 SAMARTH EDUCARE LLP 21/10/2009 57 AAA-0301 ANHADH REALTORS LLP 22/10/2009 58 AAA-0310 SIDDHIVINAYAK LIFESPACES LLP 26/10/2009 59 AAA-0323 SILVER JUBILEE AIRLINES LLP 28/10/2009 60 AAA-0322 AARNINE INVESTMENT ADVISORY SERVICES LLP 28/10/2009 61 AAA-0330 RM FINANCIAL RESOURCES ADVISORY LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP 29/10/2009 62 AAA-0329 RITEBANC KRISHI AGRITECH LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP 29/10/2009 63 AAA-0327 SAGARGANGA DEVELOPERS LLP 29/10/2009 64 AAA-0332 ENTERPRISE RISK PROFESSIONALS LLP 30/10/2009 65 AAA-0342 RSA ENTERRPRISES LLP 3/11/2009 66 AAA-0343 VALUENEST INVESTMENT CORP LLP 3/11/2009 67 AAA-0357 TEMPLE DESIGNS LLP 10/11/2009 68 AAA-0362 INTRUST ADVISORS LLP 11/11/2009 69 AAA-0373 WIN-SQUARE SYSTEMS (INDIA) LLP 13/11/2009 70 AAA-0374 NEELKANTH ASSOCIATES LLP 16/11/2009 71 AAA-0381 IM HOUSING LLP 18/11/2009 Sr. No. LLPIN Name of the entity Date of Registration 72 AAA-0394 YOOGMA BUSINESS SERVICES LLP 19/11/2009 73 AAA-0400 ONE STOP FACILITY MANAGEMENT INDIA LLP 20/11/2009 74 AAA-0397 MNK BUILDERS LLP 20/11/2009 75 AAA-0403 U S NEELKANTH REALTIES LLP 20/11/2009 76 AAA-0409 IAURO TECHNOLOGIES LLP 24/11/2009 77 AAA-0410 PSS CONSTRUCTION LLP 25/11/2009 78 AAA-0411 PARADISE DWELLINGS LLP 25/11/2009 79 AAA-0412 INDIA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LLP 25/11/2009 80 AAA-0414 GLOBEMATICS TECHNOLOGIES INDIA LLP 25/11/2009 81 AAA-0422 ENCYCLOMEDIA SOLUTIONS LLP 26/11/2009 82 AAA-0424 DYNAK ENTERPRISE (INDIA) LLP 27/11/2009 83 AAA-0426 ACCENDO ENTERPRISE LLP 27/11/2009 84 AAA-0429 VARUNA GLOBAL SERVICES LLP 30/11/2009 85 AAA-0440 SUPRABHAT CORPORATION LLP 2/12/2009 86 AAA-0441 LECORP CONSULTING GROUP LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP 2/12/2009 87 AAA-0438 ENOCH CONSULTANTS LLP 2/12/2009 88 AAA-0449 BAONI DESIGN FOUNDATION LLP 4/12/2009 89 AAA-0448 SIDKAP DEVELOPERS LLP 4/12/2009 90 AAA-0455 OBSESSION AGRO LLP 4/12/2009 91 AAA-0452 SYMANTO SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS LLP 4/12/2009 92 AAA-0454 ECHELON DESIGN CONSULTANTS LLP 4/12/2009 93 AAA-0456 GTK REALTY LLP 7/12/2009 94 AAA-0463 INDIAN HOME VARIATIONS & DISTRIBUTIONS LLP 9/12/2009 95 AAA-0461 ASHTAVINAYAK HOMES LLP 9/12/2009 96 AAA-0470 DESHRAJ ENGINEERS & ASSOICATES LLP 11/12/2009 97 AAA-0473 COVERPRO SECURITY SOLUTIONS LLP 11/12/2009 98 AAA-0480 SHUKKRA FILMS LLP 14/12/2009 99 AAA-0484 ARNIMA VENTURES LLP 15/12/2009 100 AAA-0497 TUTEJA PROPERTIES LLP 21/12/2009 101 AAA-0502 AQUARELA HOSPITALITY LLP 21/12/2009 102 AAA-0498 MAGUS VALUERS LLP 21/12/2009 103 AAA-0501 J.P.B. 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    Journal of Xi'an University of Architecture & Technology Issn No : 1006-7930 Indian Reality Television Shows: Ordinary People, Celebrity and the Fame Cycle Taranjeet Kaur Chawla Research Scholar Department of Journalism and Mass Communication Manipal University Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Email- [email protected] Dr. Rayaz Hassan Associate Professor & Head of the Department Department of Journalism and Mass Communication Manipal University Jaipur, Rajasthan. India Dr. Oinam Bedajit Meitei Assistant Professor Department of Mass Communication and Journalism Central University of Karnataka, India Abstract- In this paper, we discuss the phenomenon of Indian reality television shows explore its function for those participating in it. Drawing on the success of their talent hunt programmes such as Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, Indian Idol and Dance India Dance, this research work argues that reality television appeals in different ways to participants and celebrities at different points in the fame cycle. ‘Ordinary’ people seeking to become known through using reality television as an opportunity. To understand the importance of Indian reality television shows for ordinary people and considering fame as a cyclical process, a survey of opinions has been conducted through questionnaire among students of media and communication studies. The present study explores how a successful reality television show cast ordinary people who are at a range of points in the fame cycle as seek to develop their own image and those whose careers are in a period of ‘post-celebrity’ who seek to renew their fame and to prove a key attraction for audiences. Keywords - Celebrity, Fame, Indian reality television, Ordinary people I. INTRODUCTION When television expanded in India, it also provided the space for genre of reality television.
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