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List of provisionally eligible candidates appearing for the post of Assistant Teachers (After Searching your name in the list, kindly note your Roll No. and write at User Login box and also mention your Date of Birth in appropriate column to view your e- Admit Card ) S.No NAME FNAME ROLL NO 1 AABID MANSOOR AHMED KHAN MA KHAN 2201230001 2 AABID MANSOOR AHMED KHAN M A KHAN 2201260001 3 AAMIR ALI ANSARI ABDUL HASEY ANSARI 2201260002 4 AARTI VASHISHTH RAJ SINGH 2201230002 5 ABHAY KUMAR DIXIT MAMRAJ DIXIT 2201250001 6 ABHAY SHANKAR PRASAD JAY SHANKAR PRASAD 2201240001 7 ABHIJIT TARAFDER AKHIL TARAFDER 2201260003 8 ABHILASH CHANDRA VIJAY KUMAR 2201240002 9 ABHINASH SHARMA RAJKUMAR SHARMA 2201260004 10 ABHISHEK AMAN SHATRUGHNA KUNWAR 2201250002 11 ABHISHEK KUMAR RAMESH BHAI 2201230003 12 ABHISHEK KUMAR SHIV SHANKAR JHA 2201260005 13 ABHISHEK KUMAR NAVAJIBHAI CHAU NAVAJIBHAI GANCHHIBHAI CHAUDHA 2201240003 14 ABHISHEK KUMAR SHARMA BIRENDRA KUMAR SHARMA 2201240004 15 ABHISHEK PUROHIT PRADYUMANBHAI PUROHIT 2201270001 16 ABHISHEK SHARMA ANIL KUMAR SHARMA 2201230004 17 ACHARYA HIREN AMBIKAPRASAD 2201250003 18 ACHAUHAN CHETANKUMAR CHAUHAN RAMJIBHAI 2201230005 19 AD KAILASBEN DHARJIBHAI AD DHARJIBHAI MANSINGBHAI 2201210001 20 AFAZAL K PARMAR KARIMBHAI N PARMAR 2201270002 21 AGARIA PRIYANKA VIHAR RATHOD JAYENDRA KALAN 2201270003 22 AHIR ANKITABEN RAMESHBHAI AHIR RAMESHBHAI ZINABHAI 2201250004 23 AHIR DIMPALBEN AHIR CHHOTUBHAI 2201230006 24 AHIR HINABEN CHHAGANBHAI 2201210002 25 AHIR JAYANTIBHAI THAKORBHAI AHIR THAKORBHAI BHANABHAI 2201250005 26 AHIR JIGISHA AHIR DHIRUBHAI 2201260006 27 AHIR JIGNESH NATVARLAL AHIR NATVARLAL BALUBHAI 2201270004 28 AHIR LATABEN RAMANBHAI AHIR RAMANBHAI CHHNABHAI 2201210003 29 AHIR MANOJ KUMAR ZINA AHIR ZINABHAI BALUBHAI 2201270005 30 AHIR MEHULKUMAR BHIKHABHAI 2201230007 31 AHIR NILAMBAHEN JAYANTILAL AHIR JAYANTILAL RAMANBHAI 2201260007 32 AHIR NILAMBEN AHIR BABUBHAI 2201220001 33 AHIR NITIN KUMAR BABUBHAI AHIR BABUBHAI PACHIYABHAI 2201260008 34 AHIR NITINKUMAR AHIR KALIDAS 2201220002 35 AHIR PINAL DAHYABHAI AHIR DAHYABHAI BHANBHAI 2201260009 36 AHIR REKHABAHEN AHIR JAYANTILAL RAMANBHAI 2201210004 37 AHIR SARASVATEEBEN DAHYABHAI AHIR DAHYABHAI RANCHHODBHAI 2201270006 38 AHIR SEJALBEN HIRALAL AHIR HIRALAL SOMABHAI 2201260010 39 AHIR VANDANA NANUBHAI AHIR NANUBHAI MANGABHAI 2201210005 40 AHMAD REZA JABIR HUSSAIN 2201270007 41 AJAY KUMAR BRAJ KISHOR PRASAD 2201260011 42 AJAY MALHOTRA VIRENDRA MALHOTRA 2201240005 43 AJAY MALHOTRA VIRENDER MALHOTRA 2201270008 44 AJAY UDASI NANAKRAM UDASI 2201240006 45 AJAY VEER SINGH HARI SINGH 2201230008 46 AJEET KUMAR YADAV JANARDAN YADAV 2201220003 47 AJIT SINGH SUNDER PAL 2201220004 48 AKANKSHA SINGH BHADAURIA KATLASH SINGH BHADAURIA 2201270009 49 AKHIL K LAKSHMANAN LAKSHMANAN 2201260012 50 AKHIL KUMAR GUDHE WASUDEORAO GUDHE 2201260013 51 AKHILE SINGH CHAUHAN SULHPAL SINGH CHAUHAN 2201230009 52 AKHILESH PAL PANDHARI PAL 2201260014 53 AKRATI J PATEL JAYANTILAL DAYARAM PATEL 2201260015 54 AKRITI DIXIT MR VINOD KUMAR DIXIT 2201220005 55 AKRITI DIXIT VINOD KUMAR DIXIT 2201250006 56 ALKA YOGI TULSIRAM 2201260016 57 ALOK KUMAR NAYAK VIDYA DHAR NAYAK 2201220006 58 ALOK PRIYA RAJEEV RANJAN 2201270010 59 ALOKITA VISHAL AVINASH KUMAR 2201260017 60 ALPABEN BALVANTSINH PARMAR BALVANTSINH PARMAR 2201210006 61 ALPABEN JAGDISHBHAI PATEL GULABBHAI JAGANJI PATEL 2201270011 62 ALPABEN MANUKUMAR PATEL MANUKUMAR KHATUBHAI PATEL 2201260018 63 AMAHETA RIDDHIBEN H MAHETA HARKANTBHAI 2201210007 64 AMARAVAT VENKATESWARLI ARAMACHANDRA 2201250007 65 AMEETA KUMARI JHAKORBHAI GARASIYA 2201220007 66 AMIN SHERMAMAD SAMA 2201230010 67 AMIN SUBODHBHAI MANGAL BHAI MANGALBHAI LALABHAI 2201210008 68 AMISHA PRITAM RATHOD ANVINCHANDRA CHIMANLAL RATHOD 2201210009 69 AMISHABEN RAMESHBHAI PATEL RAMESHBHAI PREMABHAI PATEL 2201230011 70 AMIT CHOURSIYA SHYAM BIHARI CHOURSIYA 2201250008 71 AMIT GOSWAMI VIGYAN SAGAR GOSWAMI 2201240007 72 AMIT KUMAR SRI VIRENDRA PRASAI 2201250009 73 AMIT KUMAR BIJENDRA KUMAR 2201270012 74 AMIT KUMAR CHAUDHARY LALARAM 2201260019 75 AMIT KUMAR MAKWANA MANILAL MAKWANA 2201260020 76 AMIT KUMAR RAUT INDRAVADAN RAUT 2201270013 77 AMIT KUMAR TIWARI RAJKUMAR TIWARI 2201220008 78 AMIT KUMAR TIWARI RAJKUMAR TIWARI 2201250010 79 AMIT SHIT SUBHAS CHANDRA SHIT 2201240008 80 AMITA PRAVITRACHANDRA CHARANIY PRAVITRACHANDRA DEVJI CHARANIY 2201250011 81 AMITABEN MAHESHBHAI PATEL MAHESHBHAI KHOSALBHAI PATEL 2201260021 82 AMITKUMAR CHAUDHARI LAVJIBHAI CHAUDHARI 2201250012 83 AMOL BHASKARRAO PARIHAR BHASJKARRAO S PARIHAR 2201260022 84 ANAMIKA SHRIVASTAV GANGADAYAL SHRIVASTAV 2201240009 85 ANAND KUMAR SHUKLA KAMLESH KUMAR SHUKLA 2201220009 86 ANDEL NITIN THAKORBHAI TANDEL THAKORBHAI 2201260023 87 ANIL KUMAR DWIVEDI SHIV SEVAK DWIVEDI 2201250013 88 ANIL KUMAR TIWARI KAILASH BIHARI TIWARI 2201260024 89 ANIL SAXENA BRIJESH VERMA 2201240010 90 ANIQUE AHMED KHAN MOBINUP REHMAN KHAN 2201240011 91 ANITA ARVINDBHAI VAGHELA ARVINDBHAI 2201260025 92 ANITA BHASKAR SURENDRA KUMAR BHASKAR 2201240012 93 ANITA GOKUL CHAUDAHRI GOKUL BABURAO CHAUDHARI 2201240013 94 ANITA KESHAVLAL RATHOD KESHALAL DEJIRATHOD 2201260026 95 ANITA SAHO VIML CHAND SAHU 2201220010 96 ANITABEN P PAARE PANDIT BARKU PAGARE 2201220011 97 ANITABENI MAHYAVANSHI ISHWARBHAI RAVJIBHAI DAMANIA 2201220012 98 ANJALI PACHAURI ASHOK KUMAR PACHAURI 2201240014 99 ANJANI VINOD DEVJI ANJANI DEVJI KILLI 2201220013 100 ANJANI VISHAL KARSHAN ANJANO DHANJI KARSHAN 2201260027 101 ANJARA PRAKASH KUMAR JASHVANBHAI R ANJARA 2201220014 102 ANKIT TRIPATHI AVADHESH MANI TRIPATHI 2201270014 103 ANKITA PRAVITRACHANDRA CHARANI PRAVITRACHANDRA DEVJICHARANIYA 2201250014 104 ANKITA VISHAL AVINASH KUMAR 2201240015 105 ANKITA VISHAL AVINASH KUMAR 2201270015 106 ANKITABEN KANTILAL PATEL KANTILAL MOHANBHAI PATEL 2201260028 107 ANKITABEN UKADBHAI PATEL UKADBHAI MAGANBHAI PATEL 2201230012 108 ANKUR TRIPATHI AVDESH MANI TRIPATHI 2201220015 109 ANKUR TRIPATHI AVADHESH MANI TRIPATHI 2201260029 110 ANNU YADAV SATYVIR SINGH 2201240016 111 ANTRIKSH DUBEY RAJKUMAR DUBEY 2201250015 112 ANUBHUTI PANDEY K K PANDEY 2201270016 113 ANURADHAKUMARI ZAVERBHAI CHAUD ZAVERBHAI D CHAUDHARI 2201270017 114 ANVITA OJHA ASHWINIKUMAR OJHA 2201270018 115 APARMAR SURENDRASINH AJAMELSIN PARMAR AJAMELSINH PRATAPSINH 2201250016 116 APARNA NAIR LAKSHMANAN 2201240017 117 APARNATHI SUMITRA APARNATHI GIRISHBHAI 2201260030 118 APATEL SUNITABEN RAMESHBHAI PATEL RAMESHBHAI GULABBHAI 2201260031 119 APTEL ARPITABEN JAGDISHBHAI PATEL JAGDISHBHAI DHEDAKABHAI 2201240018 120 ARAB HASAN DAUD ARAB DAUD AHEMADBHAI 2201230013 121 ARADHANA MARKANDEY 2201230014 122 ARAK MANGESH SUDAM SUDAM KESHAV ARAK 2201260032 123 ARCHANA MEGH SINGH 2201220016 124 ARCHANA BHAGWAN TANDEL BHAGWABHAIFAKIRBHAI TANDEL 2201210010 125 ARCHANA KANTILAL PATEL KANTILAL CHAMAR PATEL 2201260033 126 ARCHANA KUMARI JAGAT NARAYA DAS 2201270019 127 ARCHANA SINGH MANKESHWAR SINGH 2201230015 128 ARCHANA VINUBHAI PATEL VINUBHAI NAGARJI PATEL 2201250017 129 ARCHANABEN M PATEL MAHESHBHAI C PATEL 2201230016 130 ARIHANT ALIAS ARUN ADINATH CHAUGULE 2201230017 131 ARJUNSINH A CHUDASAMA ANIRUDDHSINH R CHUDASAMR 2201250018 132 ARPANABEN CHAUDHARI CHHAGANBHAI CHAUDHARI 2201210011 133 ARTI DHANSUKHBHAI PATEL DHANSUKHBHAI S PATEL 2201260034 134 ARTNI A JOSHI ANIL KUMAR L JOSHI 2201230018 135 ARUN KUMAR SINGH BALWANT SINGH 2201260035 136 ARUN KUMAR SINGH LALTA SINGH 2201270020 137 ARUNABEN ISHWARBHAI HALPATI ISHWARBHAI JAGUBHAI HALPATI 2201210012 138 ARUTC SHAILESH GONDIA BHAI 2201210013 139 ARVIND TIWARI ANANT PRAKASH TIWARI 2201260036 140 ARVINDBHAI MAJUBHAI BARIYA MAJUBHAI JAVALABHAI BARIYA 2201260037 141 ASEET KUMAR TUPHANI PRASAD 2201270021 142 ASHABEN BHIMJIBHAI JETHVA BHIMJIBHAI DAMJIBHAI JETHVA 2201250019 143 ASHAL AMRUTAL ASHAL GANPAT BHAI KESHRAB 2201260038 144 ASHISH BARSINGH RAO GODURWAR NARSINGRAO GODURWAR 2201270022 145 ASHISH RANJAN UMESH CHANDRA YADAV 2201260039 146 ASHIT KUMAR JAYANTILAL CHAUHAN JAYANTILAL RATILAL CHAUHAN 2201270023 147 ASHMITA JAGUBHAI PATEL JAGUBHAI KANJIBHAI PATEL 2201260040 148 ASHMITABEN DALPATBHAI PATEL DALPATBHAI PATEL 2201220017 149 ASHOK KUMAR SHRIRAM BHAVRIA 2201260041 150 ASHU DAVINDER KUMAR 2201230019 151 ASHUTOSH KUMAR VISHVAKARMA ASHOK KUMAR 2201230020 152 ASHWANI GUPTA PAWAN KUMAR GUPTA 2201220018 153 ASHWINBHAI ARVINDBHAI PADHIYAR 2201220019 154 ASMABANU GAFFAR BHAI 2201230021 155 ASMITA CHHAGANBHAI TANDEL CHHAGANBHAI VESTABHAI TANDEL 2201240019 156 ASMITABEN RAMANBHAI TANDEL RAMANBHAI KESHUBHAI TANDEL 2201260042 157 ASOLANKI NARSI BHAGVAN BHAGVAN LAXMAN 2201250020 158 ASOLANKI PRAMOD PANCHA SOLANKI PANCHA NARAN 2201230022 159 ATMARAM BHARDWAI OMPRAKASH 2201240020 160 ATNK JAYESH KUMAR RAMESHBHAI 2201260043 161 ATUL KUMAR PANDEY SURYA PRAKASH PANDEY 2201250021 162 AVAIYA ASHVINKUMAR KANJIBHAI AVAIYA KANJIBHAI 2201210014 163 AVANI UGABHAI 2201230023 164 AWDHESH KUMAR VISHWANATH PRASAD 2201250022 165 AZHAR KHAN SALEEM MINYA 2201260044 166 B NARESH KUMAR NAIK B GOPE NAIK 2201250023 167 BABARIYA DAXABEN DEVSHIBHAI 2201230024 168 BABITA RAMEH KUMAR 2201250024 169 BABITA MAHATO ANAND MAHATO 2201240021 170 BABU LAL DEORA VARDA RAM 2201270024 171 BADI IRAFAN BADI HUSEN JIVA MAMAD 2201260045 172 BAGDA GAURANGKUMAR BAGDA KHIDIDASN 2201230025 173 BAGDA KRISHNA G SADHU DEVDAS M 2201230026 174 BAGTHARIYA KAJAL NATHABHAI BAGTHARIYA NATHABHAI 2201260046 175 BAGUL SHITALBEN RAMESHBHAI BAGUL RAMESHBHAI LAXMANBHAI 2201250025 176 BAHRTI DEVJI SOLANKI DEVJI LIMBA SOLANKI 1102240057 177 BAIJAL KUMARI CHANDUBHAI AHIR CHANDUBHAI UKHEDBHAI AHIR 2201230027 178 BAJRANG LAL VERMA GHEESHA RAM VERMA 2201230028 179 BAKU RAMBHAIVIRABHAI BAKU VIRABHAI ARASIBHAI
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    Recasting Caste: Histories of Dalit Transnationalism and the Internationalization of Caste Discrimination by Purvi Mehta A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Anthropology and History) in the University of Michigan 2013 Doctoral Committee: Associate Professor Farina Mir, Chair Professor Pamela Ballinger Emeritus Professor David W. Cohen Associate Professor Matthew Hull Professor Mrinalini Sinha Dedication For my sister, Prapti Mehta ii Acknowledgements I thank the dalit activists that generously shared their work with me. These activists – including those at the National Campaign for Dalit Human Rights, Navsarjan Trust, and the National Federation of Dalit Women – gave time and energy to support me and my research in India. Thank you. The research for this dissertation was conducting with funding from Rackham Graduate School, the Eisenberg Center for Historical Studies, the Institute for Research on Women and Gender, the Center for Comparative and International Studies, and the Nonprofit and Public Management Center. I thank these institutions for their support. I thank my dissertation committee at the University of Michigan for their years of guidance. My adviser, Farina Mir, supported every step of the process leading up to and including this dissertation. I thank her for her years of dedication and mentorship. Pamela Ballinger, David Cohen, Fernando Coronil, Matthew Hull, and Mrinalini Sinha posed challenging questions, offered analytical and conceptual clarity, and encouraged me to find my voice. I thank them for their intellectual generosity and commitment to me and my project. Diana Denney, Kathleen King, and Lorna Altstetter helped me navigate through graduate training.
  • An Introduction to the Sattra Culture of Assam: Belief, Change in Tradition

    An Introduction to the Sattra Culture of Assam: Belief, Change in Tradition

    Journal of Ethnology and Folkloristics 12 (2): 21–47 DOI: 10.2478/jef-2018-0009 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SATTRA CULT URE OF ASSAM: BELIEF, CHANGE IN TRADITION AND CURRENT ENTANGLEMENT BABURAM SAIKIA PhD Student Department of Estonian and Comparative Folklore University of Tartu Ülikooli 16, 51003 Tartu, Estonia e-mail: [email protected] ABSTRACT In 16th-century Assam, Srimanta Sankaradeva (1449–1568) introduced a move- ment known as eka sarana nama dharma – a religion devoted to one God (Vishnu or Krishna). The focus of the movement was to introduce a new form of Vaishnava doctrine, dedicated to the reformation of society and to the abolition of practices such as animal sacrifice, goddess worship, and discrimination based on caste or religion. A new institutional order was conceptualised by Sankaradeva at that time for the betterment of human wellbeing, which was given shape by his chief dis- ciple Madhavadeva. This came to be known as Sattra, a monastery-like religious and socio-cultural institution. Several Sattras were established by the disciples of Sankaradeva following his demise. Even though all Sattras derive from the broad tradition of Sankaradeva’s ideology, there is nevertheless some theological seg- mentation among different sects, and the manner of performing rituals differs from Sattra to Sattra. In this paper, my aim is to discuss the origin and subsequent transformations of Sattra as an institution. The article will also reflect upon the implication of traditions and of the process of traditionalisation in the context of Sattra culture. I will examine the power relations in Sattras: the influence of exter- nal forces and the support of locals to the Sattra authorities.
  • The High Court of Orissa,Cuttack List of Business for Monday the 11Th May 2020

    The High Court of Orissa,Cuttack List of Business for Monday the 11Th May 2020

    WEEKLY DAILY THE HIGH COURT OF ORISSA,CUTTACK LIST OF BUSINESS FOR MONDAY THE 11TH MAY 2020 AT 11:00 AM THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE C.R.DASH (THIS BENCH WILL FUNCTION THROUGH VIDEO CONFERENCING. LEARNED COUNSEL ARE RE QUESTED TO APPEAR FROM COURT NO.XXIV (1ST FLOOR, NEW BUILDING) FOR ORDERS - FRESH BAIL APPLICATIONS U/S 438 Cr.P.C. 1. ABLAPL/4050/2020 GANA BEHERA MOHENDRA KUMAR MOHAPATRO (Re:A.Bail with defect.) V/S P.K.BEHERA, S.KHAN STATE OF ODISHA 2. ABLAPL/4051/2020 BANGURU @ GOBINDA J.K.KHUNTIA (Re:A.Bail with defect.) BEHERA @ GOBINDO H.S.DEO, B.K.MOHANTY BEHERA V/S STATE OF ODISHA 3. ABLAPL/4052/2020 DHANMAN SHAW BISWAJIT NAYAK (Re:A.Bail with defect.) V/S S.SAMANTRAY, A.K.PATRA STATE OF ODISHA 4. ABLAPL/4056/2020 SNEHA LATA MALIK SATYA NARAYAN MISHRA (Re:A bail with defect.) V/S K.PANDA, N.PATTNAIK STATE OF ODISHA 5. ABLAPL/4057/2020 BINDU DEI @ BINDU DIDI S.K.BHANJADEO (Re:A.Bail with defect.) V/S B.K.BEHERA, S.BALABANTRAY STATE OF ODISHA 6. ABLAPL/4058/2020 DHANMAN SHAW BISWAJIT NAYAK (Re:A.Bail with defect.) V/S S.SAMANTRAY, A.K.PATRA UNION OF INDIA 7. ABLAPL/4059/2020 DHANMAN SHAW BISWAJIT NAYAK (Re:A.Bail with defect.) V/S S.SAMANTRAY, A.K.PATRA UNION OF INDIA 8. ABLAPL/4060/2020 JAYA MAHANTY JYOTIRMAYA SAHOO (Re:A.Bail with defect.) V/S S.K.PATTNAIK STATE OF ODISHA 9. ABLAPL/4061/2020 SUSANTA KUMAR JYOTIRMAYA SAHOO (Re:A.Bail with defect.) MOHANTY @ SUSHANTA S.K.PATTNAIK KUMAR MAHANTY V/S STATE OF ODISHA 10.
  • Women Saints in Gaudiya Vaishnavism​

    Women Saints in Gaudiya Vaishnavism​

    Women Saints in Gaudiya Vaishnavism - Jagadananda Das - ​ ​ ​ There are few traditional societies in which women have played a dominant historical role. In this respect, Gaudiya Vaishnavism is no different. The egalitarianism of bhakti movements, which stress the universality of devotion and deny any disqualifications based on birth, sex, or caste, seems to have had limited real effects on the actual social circumstances of any of these classes of people. There are some, including the eminent Bengali historian, Ramakanta Chakravarti, who feel that the status of women was improved in Chaitanya Vaishnavism, mainly due to the singular example of Jahnava Devi. (1) Indeed, it does ​ ​ appear that literacy rates among women (and men) in Vaishnava castes in Bengal were somewhat higher than in other, comparable groups, but this evidence is far from overwhelming. Today, some women may be found playing the role of guru, especially ministering to other women, and there are some Chaitanya Vaishnava women who sing padavali kirtan or give discourses on Vaishnava texts. On the whole, however, despite their dominant numbers at most religious events, the role of women continues to be a supporting one and subordinate to that of men. One question that needs analysis is whether the importance of Radha in the Vaishnava pantheon and the general weight given to the female principle and feminine virtues in the Gaudiya Vaishnava culture has had any influence on the status of women. Many feminist analysts have pointed out that the worship of goddesses has no proven relation to any such amelioration in societies where such worship is conducted.
  • Classicism of Odia Language

    Classicism of Odia Language

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  • Bareilly Zone CSC List

    Bareilly Zone CSC List

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