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LIST OF ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES FOR WRITTEN TEST TO THE POST OF SR. ASSISTANT (ACCOUNTS), NORTHERN REGION DATE OF TEST : 09/03/2008 (SUNDAY) TIME:- 1100 hrs. VENUE: KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO. II (NEAR APS COLONY), GURGAON ROAD, NEW DELHI - 110 010 NOTE: THE ADMIT CARDS FOR THE FOLLOWING ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES HAVE ALREADY BEEN DESPATCHED. IN CASE OF NON--RECEIPT OF ADMIT CARD BY ANY CANDIDATE FROM THE FOLLOWING, HE/SHE MAY REPORT AT CONTROL ROOM AT THE VENUE OF THE CENTRE ON 09/03/2008 (SUNDAY) AT 1000 HRS. FOR ISSUE OF DUPLICATE ADMIT CARD. HE/SHE HAS TO BRING HIS/HER ORIGINAL PROOF OF IDENTITY & ONE LATEST PASSPORT SIZE PHOTOGRAPH OTHERWISE THE DUPLICATE ADMIT CARD WILL NOT BE ISSUED TO SUCH CANDIDATE. ROLL NO. NAME FATHER/HUSHAND NAME ADDRESS 16001 NIRANJAN BEHERA RAMESH CHANDRA BEHERA AT JAMARA PO KENDUPANTA DIST CUTTACK ORISSA 754203 16002 MANJU SHARMA INDER SAIN SHARMA RZ-364 B RAJ NAGAR PART II PALAM COLONY NEW DELHI 110045 16003 BANESWAR MANDAL BHOLANATH MANDAL VILL UPPER KANDRA PO MOTINAGAR PS SIDRI DIST DHANBAD JHARKHAND 828120 16004 BRAJESH KUMAR S L SAHU S-585 NEHRU NAGAR BHOPAL MP 462003 16005 JAIPRAKASH MINJ DOMINIC MINJ B-313 NH-3 NTPC COLONY RIHAND NAGAR SONEBHADRA U P 231223 16006 ANKUR MANGLIK KRISHAN KUMAR HNO 81 SADAR KABARI BAZAR BHOLA NATH MANDIR MEERUT CANTT 250001 16007 SACHIN P WALKE PRABHAKAR S WALKE PLOT NO 4 KHANPHADE NAGAR WARDHA ROAD NAGPUR 440015 16008 ATUL KUMAR RAI RAM PRAVESH RAI C/O R D SINGH REKHA MEDICAL HALL MUKERIGANJ AZAMGARH 276001 16009 A PRASANNA KUMAR M D ASHOK KUMAR 52/X 11-7A GOKULAM WOODLANDS COLLEGE ROAD COONOOR THE NILGIRIS TAMIL NADU 643102 16010 ZAHID MOHD SIRAJUDDIN HNO D-94/8 NEAR ZEENAT MASJID STREET NO 11 MOHAN PURI MOUJPUR DELHI 110053 16011 MANISHA BAJAJ M K BAJAJ BG-5/69C PASCHIM VIHAR NEW DELHI 110063 16012 JOYETA DAS PRADEEP KUMAR MAJHI FLAT NO 14 STAFF NURSINGH QUARTERS P G HOSTEL M A M C CAMPUS NEW DELHI 110002 16013 GAURAV JAIN SWARUP KUMAR JAIN TYPE II QUARTERX NO 47 MINTO ROAD COMPLEX NEW DELHI 110002 16014 RINKU SINGH SHARDA NAND SINGH 264 B M K GIRI NAGAR KALJAKI NEW DELHI 110019 16015 BHUPINDER KUMAR MOHAN LAL E-7 STREET NO 20 25FT ROAD CHANKYA PLACE PANKHA ROAD OPP JANAKPURI C-1 NEW DELHI 110059 16016 ISHA CHANDRA POORAN CHANDRA G-20 POKCET II NARAIANA VIHAR NEW DELHI 110028 16017 SONIA BHALLA HRISH CHANDER BHALLA S-96 PARAM PURI UTTAM NAGAR NEW DELHI 110059 16018 NEHA R N VERMA FLAT NO F-1 PLOT NO 5&6 SHALIMAR GARDEN EXTN I DELHI 110005 16019 ARUNA SADANA D P SADANA 21A/2A PREM NAGAR TILAK NAGAR JAIL ROAD NEW DELHI 110058 16020 JAI PRAKASH SABHA PATI RAM QNO 36 BLOCK NO 4 16021 LALITA MAKKAR PRABHU DAYAL 59/8 MARLA MODEL TOWN GURGAON HARYANA 122001 16022 AKHILESH KUMAR DANG R C DANG H-1/2 NIRMAL NAGAR KHAJURI KALAN ROAD PIPLANI BHEL BHOPAL MP 462021 16023 MEENAKSHI GURJAR CHAGHAN LAL GURJAR PLOTNO 10 SHANTI COLONY SANGANER AIRPORT ROAD JAIRUP RAJ 302011 16024 KAMAL KUMAR CHANDOLIA PURAN CHAND CHANDOLIA 204/2 PASCHIM PURI NEW DELHI 110063 16025 AMAR KRISHNA SWAMY KALE KRISHNA SWAMY KALE BEHIND ANNAPURNA MATA TEMPLE GADDI GODAM NAGPUR 440001 16026 MOHIT KAUSHIK RAVINDRA KAUSHIK 150 MAHAVEER JEE NAGAR BAGHPAT ROAD MEERUT UP 250002 16027 ANOOP KUMAR SHATRUDHAN PRASAD C/O PANKAJ KUMAR EXCISE INSPECTOR H-2/130 1ST FLOOR SECTOR 16 ROHINI NEW DELHI 110085 16028 JOGINDER KUMAR YADAV RAM MILAN YADAV BLOCK E GALI NO 6 HOUSE NO 633 FUTTA ROAD DAYALPUR DELHI 110094 16029 MANISH KUMAR BADOLA MAHESH CHANDER C-2/136 IIND FOLOOR SECTOR 5 ROHINI NEW DELHI 110085 16030 SACHIN RATHI MAN MOHAN RATHI B-251 STREET NO 10 MAIN MARKET BHAJANPURA DELHI 110053 16031 ANSHU PREET KAUR S JAGMOHAN SINGH CD-260 PITAMPURA DELHI 110034 16032 SANJEEV KUMAR CHOWHAN KIRPAL SINGH 180-C J&K POCKET DILSHAD GARDEN GARDEN DELHI 110095 16033 SHISHIR KUMAR SRIVASTAVA DILIP KUMAR 145B/12L/4E KAILASHPURI CHANDPUR SALORI GOVINDPUR ALLAHABAD UP 211004 16034 JAGDISH RAM SINGH HNO 145 BLOCK B ADARSHNAGAR BALLABGARH HARYANA 16035 ANIL PRADEEP PANNA PRAKSH PANKAJ PANNA UNION BANK OF INDIA DORANDA BRANCH RANCHI JHARKHAND 834002 16036 AKSHATHA S Y SUNDAR D/O Y SUNDAR THENKA YERMAL RLY BRIDGE YERMAL POST UDUPI DIST 574119 16037 DINESH MEENA BHOMA RAM MEENA 253 KALYANPURI NEW SANGANER ROAD OPP RIICO KALYANPURA MANSROVER JAIPUR RAJASTHAN 302020 16038 RAVINDER KUMAR BALWAN SINGH HNO 4/419 GALI NO 2 HARI NAGAR LINE PAR BAHADURGARH HARYANA 124507 16039 SANDEEP KUMAR CHANDRAVANSHI S D CHANDRAVANSHI D/G-2 SHIKHAR PARVAT COMPLEX KAILASH NAGAR BAIRAGARH BHOPAL MP 462030 16040 RAJ KUMAR RAM CHAND B-2/160 SECTOR 17 ROHINI NEW DELHI 110085 16041 HARISH KUMAR GIRHDARI LAL N-12C/336 KABIR NAGAR RANA PRATAP BAGH DELHI 110007 16042 SHANKAR SINGH SAMANT UMED SINGH SAMANT NEW COLONY TILDHUKARI CANTT ROAD PITHORAGARH UTTARAKAHAND 262501 16043 LOKESH SHARMA O P SHARMA RZ-1/197 DURGA PARK GALI NO 14 NEW DELHI 110045 16044 SMRITI THAKUR KULDIP THAKUR EPT-79 SAROJINI NAGAR NEW DELHI 110023 16045 SHAIKH MOHAMMED YUSUF ABDUL REHMAN SHAIKH B-306 MALKANI APARTMENT C H S 3RD FLOOR BANDIVALI HILL ROAD OFF S V ROAD JOGESHWARI W MUMBAI 400102 16046 SUBRATA GUHA BIBHUTI RANJAN GUHA 176 NABARUN PALLY PO SODEPUR DIST 24PGS N WEST BENGAL 700110 16047 GUNJAN TUTEJA O P TUTEJA G-3/15 IIIRD FLOOR MALVIYA NAGAR NEW DELHI 110017 16048 ARUN KUMAR PANDEY HARI SHANKAR PANDEY C/O HARI SHANKAR PANDEY ASST M T WORKSHOP C A AERODROME CANTT KANPUR LIST OF ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES FOR WRITTEN TEST TO THE POST OF SR. ASSISTANT (ACCOUNTS), NORTHERN REGION DATE OF TEST : 09/03/2008 (SUNDAY) TIME:- 1100 hrs. VENUE: KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA NO. II (NEAR APS COLONY), GURGAON ROAD, NEW DELHI - 110 010 NOTE: THE ADMIT CARDS FOR THE FOLLOWING ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES HAVE ALREADY BEEN DESPATCHED. IN CASE OF NON--RECEIPT OF ADMIT CARD BY ANY CANDIDATE FROM THE FOLLOWING, HE/SHE MAY REPORT AT CONTROL ROOM AT THE VENUE OF THE CENTRE ON 09/03/2008 (SUNDAY) AT 1000 HRS. FOR ISSUE OF DUPLICATE ADMIT CARD. HE/SHE HAS TO BRING HIS/HER ORIGINAL PROOF OF IDENTITY & ONE LATEST PASSPORT SIZE PHOTOGRAPH OTHERWISE THE DUPLICATE ADMIT CARD WILL NOT BE ISSUED TO SUCH CANDIDATE. ROLL NO. NAME FATHER/HUSHAND NAME ADDRESS 16049 MADAN KUMAR SAH DEONATH SAH 13/340 YASUNDHRA GHAZIABAD UP 201012 16050 SUNIL KUMAR YADAV BRIJ RAJ YADAV 59 HERA LAL NAGAR SAROJNI NAGAR SAROJINI NAGAR LUCKNOW 226008 16051 PAWAN KUMAR NANDKISHOR S/O NAND KISHOR R/O V SIRSA GARH PO MULLANA DIST AMBALA HARYANA 133203 16052 NITIN KEDIA RAJ KUMAR KEDIA 94 RADHA NAGAR NR NEELKANTH COLONY INDORE M P 452002 16053 LALITA KUMARI JAIPAL SINGH RZ-81B/21 MAIN SAGARPUR STREET NO 2 NEW DELHI 16054 ANAND SHARMA UMA DUTTA SHARMA 8 MITRA COLONY KHATIPURA JAIPUR 302012 16055 RAM SHANKAR JHA BABU NARAYAN JHA LIG-15/514 HANU MANNAGAR KANKARBAGH PATNA 16056 LAXMAN MOUNDEKAR KASHINATH MOUNDEKAR BUILDING NO 20/16 DAD COMPLEX WANORTE RANKE LULLANGAR PUNE-40 16057 RAKESH KHANNA NAND KISHOR KHANNA BALAK DAS KA POKHRA TELIYAGANJ DIST MIRJAPUR UP 231001 16058 DEEPANSHU PAHARE DILIP PANARE 37 VIDHUT NGAR KHANDWA DIST KHANDWA MP 450001 16059 AGNES GEORGE BENJAMIN GEORGE BENJAMIN PLOT NO 30 JEZREEL RAIL NAGAR NEAR KUMARVYAS NAGAR VIDYANAGAR PO HUBLI KARNTAKA 580031 16060 JAVED ALAM YAQUB SHEIKH 429/A OMPURVA CHAKERI ROAD KANPUR UP 208007 16061 PRAVEEN JAIN SATISH JAIN WZ-576 PALAM VILLAGE NEW DELHI 110045 16062 ASHOK KUMAR YADAV S R YADAV HNO 4B 2049 SECTOR 4 VASUNDARA GHAZIABAD UP 201012 16063 ROMY HOODA BALJIT SINGH HOODA HNO 124 NEW AHIR WARA OLD FARIDABAD HARYANA 121002 16064 BALAK RAM MURMU BAINA MURMU FAGU HARAN MUMRMU HUDCO REGIONAL OFFICE DEENDAYAL BHAWAN ASHOK NAGAR JANPATH BBSR 9 16065 SAJITHA P N NARAYANA RS QR NO OB-19 W/O RAVINDRAN K K TRAVANCORE HOUSE SRIMANT MADHAVRAO SCINDIA MARG NEW DELHI 110001 16066 PRIYANKA CHHABRA R C CHHABRA BA/9B DDA FLATS MUNIRKA NEW DELHI 110067 16067 DEKATE RAVI RAMDAS RAMDAS YADAV DEKATE LALGANJ DALALPURA CHOWK TIWARI RAILWAY STATION ROAD NAGPUR 440002 16068 PARDEEP KUMAR RAJINDER SINGH HNO 1820/30 VIKASHNAGER GALI NO 3 KAKRDI ROAD SONEPAT 131001 16069 DEEPAK BHANDARI BHOLA NATH BHANDARI 1/164 SANJAY STORE SADAR BAZAR NEW DELHI CANTT 110010 16070 PINKEY KUMARI VIRENDER SINGH D-28 PARYAVARAN COMPLEX SAIDULLAZAB NEIB SARAI NEW DELHI 110030 16071 SOURABH TIWARI DEVENDER KUMAR TIWARI 1449/14 GALI NO 8 DURGA PURI SHAHDARA DELHI 110093 16072 JIGNESHKUMAR VAGHELA HIMATLAL VAGHELA G-2 MIDLAND PARK B/H UDAY PARK PO GORWA DIST VADODARA 390016 16073 RAJWANT SINGH S SINGH 173 LIG FLATS OPP G I K DEPOT SANJAY ENCLAVE DELHI 110033 16074 NARAYAN SINGH THAKUR S S THAKUR BANGALAPARA CHAKARDHAR NAGAR GALI NO 2 RAIGARH CG 496001 16075 AMIT SHARMA UMESH SHARMA SHANTINAGAR NEAR DAKHINA KALI MANDIR PO BURNPUR DIST BURDWAN W B 713325 16076 BINAY KUMAR RAI RAM BACHAN RAI S/O PANMATI DEVI JEALGORA NEAR BCCL GUEST HOUSE PO TEALGORA DIST DHANBAD JHARKHAND 828110 16077 PANKAJ KUMAR MISHRA NARENDRA NATH MISHRA FLAT NO 1 10 PARK ROAD SITAPUR EYE HOSPITAL CIVIL LINES GORAKHPUR UP 16078 SURYAKANTH R GHODKE RAMACHANDRA V GHODKE JAIBHEEM NAGAR JANTA PLOT 10 DHARUWAD KARNATAK 580001 16079 VIVEK KUMAR SINGH SUMIT NARAYAN HNO 100 BHEEM NAGAR FRIENDS COLONY BHARTHAN ROAD ETAWAH UP 206001 16080 PRIYANKA KUMAR OM PRAKASH KUMAR D-1 FIRST FLOOR FRONT SIDE MUKHRAM GARDEN TILAK NAGAR NEW DELHI 110018 16081 PARAMHANSA D JANBANDHU DEENDAYAL B JANBANDHU SANYAL NAGAR PLOT NO 64 TEKA NAKA NARI ROAD POST UPPALWADI NAGPUR MAHARASHTRA 440026 16082 LALITA KHANNA B K KHANNA RV-22 LAMBA TOWERS NEAR MASTANA HOTEL RANJHI JABALPUR MP 482005 16083 RAJESH PURAN MESHRAM PURAN GOVINDA MESHRAM SHILPA COOP HSG SOC PLOT 90 SHILPA NGR NAGPUR PO VIVEKANAND NGR NAGPUR MAHARASHTRA 440015 16084 POORNIMA B LAXMANA B C/O HEMANADA B BAPPANANDU BADAGUHITULA MULKI POST MANGALORE TALUQ 574154 16085
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    The Growing Influence of Celebrity Politics in India ERIN WATSON-LYNN SHAUN STAR

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    India, a country with second largest population, has struggled to win medals at Olympics. India dominated the hockey field in which it has won eight gold medals so far. But after 1980 Moscow Olympics, the hockey team failed to snatch a single medal. India first participated at the Olympic Games in 1900, with a lone athlete Norman Pritchard. The nation first sent a team to the Summer Olympic Games in 1920, and has participated in every Summer Games since then. India has so far won 9 gold medals, 6 silver and 11 bronze medals, a total of 26 medals in 30 Olympics Games. In the 1900 Paris Olympics, Norman Pritchard won silver medals in the 200m and the 200m hurdles. Between 1928 and 1980, Indian hockey team won 8 gold medals (1928, 1932, 1936, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1964, 1980). These were the only medal for India during that period. In the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, besides the gold from Indian men's hockey team, Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav won a bronze in men's wrestling freestyle bantamweight category. India won silver in men's hockey in 1960. In 1968 and 1972, men's hockey team managed to clinch bronze medals. In 1996, Leander Paes won a bronze in tennis. > Read: The phenomenon that's Leander Paes In 2000 and 2004 > Karnam Malleswari (weightlifting – 69 kg category) and Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore (shooting – double trap) won bronze and silver medals respectively. In 2008, Abhinav Bindra became the first Indian to win an individual gold medal. Vijender Singh (boxing) and Sushil Kumar won a bronze each at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.