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Session:2014-15 CAST CATEGORY - GENERAL and OBC Father's/ Mother's Name Full Address Type and % Date of Entry SL LIST OF BENIFICIARIES IN KIRAN INTEGRATED SCHOOL Session:2014-15 CAST CATEGORY - GENERAL AND OBC Father's/ Mother's Name Full Address Type and % Date of entry SL. Date of Name Guardian's Sex Caste severity of in institution Remarks NO Birth Name Disability 1 KAYNAT KHANAM MD. JAKI KHAN MRS. TABASSUM 28-4-2009 F MUSLIM H. No.B3/353 SHIVALA, Po- CP 45% 07-03-14 Dayscholar GENERAL Bhelupur,Distt-VARANASI 2 AYAN HASSAN MAHFOOJ ALAM KHAN GULNAJ KHAN 17-1-2008 F MUSLIM At-SUSUWAHI, Po-KARAUNDI, HI 07-03-14 Dayscholar GENERAL Distt- VARANASI 100% 3 SHEERSHAK MR. BABLU CHAUBEY MRS. REKHA 06-02-05 M BHAHMIN At-BALRAMPUR,Po- BALLUA CP 45% 07-03-14 Dayscholar CHAUBEY** CHAUBEY GENERAL GAZAPUR, Distt-VARANASI 4 ANANYA RAI MR. VIRENDRA KR. MRS. SONI SINGH 20-10-2006 F BHUMIHAR At-RAMPUR, Po-KOLHANA CP 50% 24-5-2012 Dayscholar SINGH GENERAL Distt-MIRZAPUR 5 GAURAV GOSWAMI** MR. GORANG DAS MRS. ARCHANA 08-04-07 M BRAHMIN At-SHIVALA, Po- CP(50%) 08-07-13 Dayscholar GOSWAMI GOSWAMI GENERAL BHELUPUR,Distt-VARANASI 6 DIKSHA KUMARI C/O SR. TAHSINA 03-08-03 F GENERAL T-55 PANCHO PANDWA, Po- CP 50% 18-4-2012 Hosteler SHIVPUR,Distt- VARANASI 7 AMAN RAI** ASHOK RAI SMT. SHASHI RAI 12 YRS M BHUMIHAR At & Po-SADAT, GAZIPUR CP 07-03-14 Hosteler GENERAL 60 % 8 SHIKHAR SRI.RAJNEESH SMT. ALISHA 05-10-06 M Baniya At-BHITEE Po- RAMNAGAR, CP 05-09-11 Dayscholar AGRAWAL CHANDRA,AGRAWAL AGRAWAL GENERAL Distt-VARANASI 50% 9 DEVSMITA BASAK MR. AMAL BASAK SMT. ALKA BASAK 22-9-2007 F KAYASTH D-32/178 DEVNATHPURA, CP 07-04-12 Dayscholar GENERAL DASHASWAMEDH, Distt- 40% VARANASI 10 PRAGYA SINGH MR. UPENDRA NATH MRS SAVITA SINGH 01-04-06 F KSHATRIYA At-RAMAREPUR,Po- OH 05-03-12 Hosteler SINGH GENERAL AAWAJAPUR 45% 11 SIDDHANT SINGH SRI DINESH SINGH SMT. SEEMA SINGH 23-7-2007 M KSHATRIYA At-RAMPUR,Po- BALBHADRA, CP 04-07-12 Dayscholar (GENERAL) Distt-GAZIPUR 80% 12 SUDIPTA C/O SR. TAHSINA 03-04-2003 F GENERAL T-55 PANCHO PANDWA, CP 04-03-03 Hosteler SHIVPUR,Distt- VARANASI 65% 13 PRATIK KUMAR MR. RAJESH UPADHYAY MRS. BINDU UPADHYA 10-27-2002 M BRAHMIN At-TAJPUR, Po- C.P.(50%) 08-07-13 Hosteler GENERAL KARIMMUDDINPURA, Distt- GAZIPUR 14 JANHAVI MAURYA SRI. ARVIND MAURYA SMT. SUNITA DEVI 30-08-2004 F KOERI At-BHAGAWANPUR , B.H.U OH 02-07-09 Dayscholar GENERAL Po- LANKA Distt-VARANASI. (45%) 15 JAYAD KHAN MD. SAHID KHAN TARANNUM BANO 29-11-2003 M MUSLIM At-HARPARPUR,Po- LOHATA, CP 02-07-10 Dayscholar PATHAN Distt-VARANASI (45%) GENERAL 16 SHRISH MR. MANOJ KUMAR MRS. MINAKSHI 22-5-2000 M BRAHMIN At & Po-MAHAMOORGANJ, HI 07-05-12 Dayscholar PANDEY PANDEY PANDEY GENERAL VARANASI 100% 17 PREETI SINGH LATE DEVENDRA SINGH SMT.SARITA SINGH 07-05-2003 F BHUMIHAR AT+PO-BELAUR, THANA- OH 25-07-09 Hosteler (GENERAL) UDAYBRAT NAGAR, (45%) Distt-BHOJPUR, ARA 18 PRIYANKA C/o SR. TAHSHINA 22-04-2004 F GENERAL MISSIONARY OF CHARITY C.P. 09-07-09 Hosteler Po- SHIVPUR, Distt-VARANASI (60%) 19 SHAGUN LT. ANIL UPADHYAY SUMAN LATA 23-05-2003 F BRAHMIN DIESEL POWER HOUSE, C.P. 04-07-08 Dayscholar UPADHYAY UPADHYAY (GENERAL) KESHAV NAGAR COLONY, (55%) PO.MANDUADIH,VARANASI 20 SHREYA EKTA MR. VIMAL KISHORE MRS. SANDHYA 14-4-2002 F BHRAHMIN At-KHADIA BAZAR,Po- SHAKTI OH 50% 07-03-14 Hosteler PANDEY** PANDEY PANDEY GENERAL NAGAR, Distt-SONBHADRA 21 SHUBHAM KULDEEP SRIVASTAV MALA SRIVASTAV 21-03-2001 M KAYASTH B1/148 ASSI, NAGWA, Po- Lanka MR (40%) 03-08-07 Dayscholar SRIVASTAV GENERAL VARANASI 22 SRIPRAPANNA SRI. VISHNU PRAPANNA SMT. MANJU SINGH 18-6-1997 M BHUMIHAR VILL.&POST- TIKRI H I 02-07-10 Dayscholar SINGH SINGH GENERAL DIST. VARANASI (100%) 23 DIKSHA SINGH SRI. AJIT KUMAR SMT. MAYA SINGH 05-10-1993 F BHUMIHAR At-NARAYANPUR , BHU , HI 10-07-09 Dayscholar SINGH BRAHMIN VARANASI 100% 24 AMAN C/O SR. TAHSHINA 12-07-2000 M KAYASTHAGENERAL At-KIRAN CENTRE MR 12-07-07 Dayscholar SRIVASTAWA General MADHOPUR, Po- Kuruhuwa, Distt- (70%) VARANASI 25 ACHYUTAN MR. SUDHANSHU KR. MRS. MEENA PANDEY 12-08-1998 M GENERAL At-KORAUT, Po- LOHATA, Distt- MR 23-7-2013 Dayscholar PANDEY PANDEY BHAHMIN VARANASI 50% 26 MODITA SINGH LATE ANAND SINGH SMT.SHASHIKALA 25-01-2001 F KSHATRIYA MAHAMANAPURI COLONY OH 15-07-08 Dayscholar SINGH (GENERAL) PLOT.NO 56 KARAUNDI, (45%) Distt-VARANASI 27 RITIK SINGH SRI. SHAILESH SINGH SMT.BABITA SINGH 01-04-1998 M KSHATRIYA B13/144 SONARPURA C.P.+MR 09-07-01 Dayscholar (GENERAL) Distt-VARANASI (75%) 28 KAVITA SINGH C/O SR. TAHSINA 07-06-1997 F GENERAL MISSIONARIES OF CHARITY CP 12-07-07 Hosteler Po- SHIVPUR, Distt-VARANASI (60%) 29 DEEPU KIRAN C/O SANGEETA J. K. 15.8.1994 F CHRISTIAN At-MADHOPUR, Po- OH 22-12-05 Hosteler General KURUHUAN, Distt-VARANASI (80%) 30 Mr. Ojaswa Asthana Shri. Ved Prakash Lal Smt.Supriya Asthana 15.02.03 M GENERAL Vill.-Shumbhi, Po- Gambhirbag, M R 70% 30.10.09 Hosteler BHAHMIN Dist -Azamgarh. 31 Mr.Satyam Pratap Singh Sri. Raj Kumar Singh Smt. Kanak Lata Singh 01.07.04 M Rajput At- Vardiha, Ronapar, C P 13.05.10 Dayscholar General PO - Sagari , Dist- Aazamgarh 80% 32 Km.Sangeeta Singh Sri. Shivaser Singh Smt. Savita Singh 14.07.02 M Bhumihar At- Rampur, Po- Chunar Kolana, C P 65% 09.05.11 Hosteler General Dist -Mirzapur 33 Mr. Prashant Kr. Diwedi Sri. Dharmendra Diwedi Smt. Meena Diwedi 12.04.02 M GENERAL At- N.10/80,D-10, New Colony, PO- C P 60% 10.05.12 Dayscholar BHAHMIN Kakarmatta, Dist- Varanasi. 34 Mr. Pushkar Sri. Sudhir Kumar Smt. Reeta Singh 03.02.07 M Bhumihar At- 59/368, Jayprakash Nagar,PO- - M R, 65% 02.05.12 Dayscholar General Sigra, Dist- Varanasi. 35 Mr. Sameer Singh Sri. Kush Sharma Smt. Shila Singh 29.11.05 M GENERAL Vill.& P.O. Tikri, Thana Lanka, Dist- MR 80% 09.07.13 Dayscholar BHAHMIN Varanasi 36 Himanshu Singh* Sri Ram Singh Smt Bindu Singh 04-02-02 M Bhumihar At- Sarai Partau, Po- Merhauli, Distt- C P 50% 22-05-14 Hosteler General Pratapgarh 37 Km.Naincy singh Sri. Suresh Singh Smt. Suman Singh 28.10.99 F Bhumihar At-Jogni, Po-Tillawlikala, C P 70% 13.05.11 Hosteler General Dist-Sonvadra 38 Km. Chinnu C/o. Missionaries of Charity Sr Augustien 22.04.2000 F General At-Nirmala Shishu Bhawan, PO- C P 50% 03.07.13 Hosteler Bhojubir, Shivpur, Dist- Varanasi 39 Mr. Anmol Mishra Sri. Arun Kr. Mishra Smt. Shashigava Mishra 26.09.2000 M Brahmin At-304/7, A-1,. Indrapuri, P.O. MR 60% 19.07/13 Hosteler General Nayabairhana, Dist- Allahabad 40 Vaishno Kumari* Mahesh Chaturvedi Smt Mandavi Chaturvedi 09-10-04 F Brahmin At-Aura, Po- Murdaha, Distt- C P 50% 20-05-14 Hosteler General Varanasi 41 Km.Jigyaaha Sri.Mritunjoy Rai Smt.Poonam Rai 29.06.05 F Bhumihar At- Betavir, PO- Zamaniya,Dist- H I 100% 05.07.11 Hosteler General Gazipur 42 Mr. Aniket Pandey Sri. Pawan Pandey Smt. Pratima Pandey 18.07.07 M Brahmin At-22/240, Khojwa, H I 100% 04.07.12 Dayscholar General PO- Khojwa, Thana- Bhelupur Dist- Varanasi. 43 Chhotu Mishra Sri. Subhash Mishra Smt. Seema Mishra 23.8.02 M Brahmin At-Naipura Kala,Po- Lanka, H I 100% 07.07.10 Dayscholar General Dist-Varanasi 44 Ashtha Dwivedi Sri. Madan Mohan Pushpa Dwivedi 27.09.03 F Brahmin At+Po- B1/86A-I Assi, H I 100% 12.07.10 Dayscholar Dwivedi General Dist- Varanasi 45 Mr. Ambuj Dube Sri. Satya Prakash Dube Smt. Bindoo Dube 20.01.04 M Brahmin At- Bihari Nevathiya Ghat, PO- H I 100% 06.07.10 Hosteler General Nevathiya Ghat, Dist- Mirzapur. 46 Km. Aradhana Sri. Rajendra Tiwari Smt. Sunita Tiwari 20.07.07 F Brahmin Vill. Adalpura, Thana- Chunar, Dist. H I 100% 06.07.13 Hosteler General Mirzapur 47 Mr. Rajat Pandey* Sri. Satyandra Pandey Smt. Archana Devi 09.10.05 M Brahmin Vill. Ghorghriya, PO- Sikra, Thana- H I 100% 03.07.14 Hosteler General Kubersathan, Dist- Kushinagar 48 Km. Kanak* Sri. Abadesh Singh Smt. Chanda Singh 31.12.08 F Bhumihar Vill. Bhadai, PO- Jakhani, Thana H I 100% 04.07.14 Dayscholar General Rohaniya, Dist. Varanasi 49 Mr. Ashwani Pandey Sri Ayodhya Pandey Smt. Kushum Pandey 07.07.96 M Brahmin At-D.36/255, Agustkunda, PO- Ml R 50% 04.07.12 Dayscholar General Godhoulia, Dist- Varanasi 50 Km. Vinita Shukla Sri. N.K.Shukla Smt. Shashiprabha Shukla 22 yrs. F Brahmin At-B.31/53-2, Bhogabeer, Sankat Ml R 60% 12.07.13 Dayscholar General Mochan, PO- -Lanka, Dist- Varanasi 51 AAKRITI YADAV MR. RAMJANAM MRS. REETA YADAV 15-10-07 F AHIR At & Po-RAMNA, Distt-VARANASI 07-06-13 Dayscholar YADAV OBC C.P (50%) 52 APARNA GUPTA** MR. MAHESH GUPTA MRS. UMA GUPTA 27/5/2007 F BANIYA B24/89 KASHMIRIGANJ , 07-03-14 Dayscholar OBC Po-KHOJAWA, Distt-VARANASI C.P (50%) 53 TANVI YADAV** MR. VEER BAHADUR MRS. RAJKUMAR 06-05-08 F AHIR At-SEERGOBERDHANPUR, CP 45% 07-03-14 Dayscholar YADAV DEVI OBC Po-LANKA, Distt-VARANASI 54 RIYA RAJBHAR MR. MANOJ KUMAR MRS. SEEMA DEVI 28-8-2005 F RAJBHAR At-AKHARI, Po-KURUHUAN, CP 40% 05-04-12 Dayscholar OBC Distt-VARANASI 55 ANAND KUMAR YADAV SRI BABULAL YADAV SMT.
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