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Sl. No. Name of the Award Year of Award Full Name of the Awardee Contact details Year of Details of his Sl. No. Name of the award Full name of the awardee Present address including mobile & WSCs Award weaving skill email, if available 9906644999 Shri Farooq Ahmad Mir R/o 17-B, Lane No.6, pamposh colony, 01942-431739 Well skilled in Kani 1 Sant Kabir Award 2014 Srinagar S/o Sh. Gh. Mohd Mir Natipora, Srinagar-190015 pasminakani@gmail. pashmina Weaving com Shri Ram Lal Maurya 9/30 chhoti Patia-Bazardeeha, 9454927786 Raktambari Zamdani 2 Sant Kabir Award 2014 Varanasi S/o Late Bhola Nath, Varanasi-221109 9236123059 Saree 9839956687 Shri Haji Rais Ahmad, J.12/63-101, Nati Imli, Bunker Colony, 3 Sant Kabir Award 2014 0542-2211101 Wall Hanging Varanasi S/o Late Hazi Lukman Ali, Varanasi-221001 Shri Dayalu Meher, Sambalpuri Ikat At/PO.- Barpali, Dist.-Bargarh, 4 Sant Kabir Award 2014 S/o Late Padmashree Kunja 9861423750 Saree/ Dupata/ wall Bhubneswar Odisha-768029 Bihari Meher hanging At/PO.- Barpali, Ward No.-6, Shri Bhagabana Meher, Sambalpuri Ikat 5 Sant Kabir Award 2014 Near Chamar Pada, Dist.- Bargarh, 9861232727 Bhubneswar S/o Late Upendra Meher, Saree/ wall hanging Odisha-768029 Vill - Takoli, Sh. Narotam Ram 6 Sant Kabir Award 2013 P.O -Nagwain, Sub Tehsil - Aut, 9816075662 Kinnori Shawl Delhi S/o Late Bhimu Ram District -Mandi. H.P Sh. V. Sundararajan, No.25 Reddipet street, Kancheepuram, 7 Sant Kabir Award 2013 S/o-Late G.S. Venkatese 9380964868 Silk saree weaving Kancheepuram Tamilnadu Chittyar Surendra Meher, Sambalpuri Ikat S/o-Late Padmashree At- Kalabhavan, Main Road,P.O-Barpali- 9861197305 8 Sant Kabir Award 2013 Saree/ Dupata/ wall Bhubneswar Shilpguru Kunja Bihari 768029, Odisha 9776006095 hanging Meher At-Margan Steet,P.O.-Kotpad, P.S- Gabardhan Panika, Kotpad chunni/saree 9 Sant Kabir Award 2013 Kotpad, Dist-Koraput, Odisha, Pin- 9938575524 Bhubneswar S/o- Tularam Panika (natural dye) 764058 Fulia Chatkatala,P.O-2 No. Nutun Shri Biren Kumar Basak, 9732818182 10 Sant Kabir Award 2013 Fulia,P.S. Santipur, Pin-741402,Nadia Minakari Jamdani Kolkata S/o- Banka bihari Basak 03473-234232 West Bengal Contact details Year of Details of his Sl. No. Name of the award Full name of the awardee Present address including mobile & WSCs Award weaving skill email, if available At-Bajaranga Colony, P.O- Jhiliminda, Shri Murali Meher, Via-Remunda, P.S- Sambalpuri Ikat 11 Sant Kabir Award 2012 S/o-Late- Rajiba Meher 8018015471 Bhubneswar Attabira, Dist-Bargarh, Odisha- Saree 768103 Shri Shyam Sundar Karan, At/Po- Maniabandha, Via- Tie & Dye 12 Sant Kabir Award 2012 S/o- Aparti Natuaratna Nuapatna, P.S-Baramba, Dist- Cuttack, 9937662578 Saree Bhubneswar Odisha-754035 Shri Bhikhari Meher, At-Shastri Nagar, P.O-Barpali, Dist- Sambalpuri Ikat 13 Sant Kabir Award 2012 S/o-Suna Meher Bargarh, 9556154619 Saree/ Dupata/ wall Bhubneswar Odisha-768029 hanging Sh.Vankar Kaya Samat, Award for Cotton 14 Sant Kabir Award 2012 9427235954 Ahmedabad S/o.Sh.Vankar Samat Karsan 370485,Gujarat and Silk Stole. AT & P.O. –Sarli, Ta-Bhuj, Dist,-Kutch- H.No. 22/109, Kattla Street, Jamdani Sh. Patnam Muneendra Babu 15 Sant Kabir Award 2012 Venkatagiri, S.P.S.R. Nellore District - 9989121546 Brundavanam Saree Vijayawada S/o Shri Krishnaiah 524 132 Smt. Langpoklakpam Wangkhel Tokpal Leikai 8014834862 16 Sant Kabir Award 2011 Artistic Textiles Imphal Subadani Devi Imphal, Manipur. 9774543507 Village-Dhatrigram Basakpara, Post- Shri GOUR CHANDRA BASAK 9830264579 17 Sant Kabir Award 2011 Dhatrigram, Daccai Jamdani Kolkata S/o Shri Mahendra Lal Basak 8373056465 Dist.-Burdwan, West Bengal-713405 H.No.1-155, Beside Sri Venuugopalaswamy Shri Gowrabathini Temple Bangarupeta (Post) Kalpa Vruksham 18 Sant Kabir Award 2011 Ramanaiah, 9440044111 Vijayawada Venkatagir Nellore Jamdani Saree S/o G.Venkata Sunnaiah Distt.-Andhra Pradesh Pin-524 404 Shri Haji Mohamed Ishaq Village & Post- Cholapur, Ansari SILK JAMDANI 19 Sant Kabir Award 2010 Distt. Varanasi-221101. 9415622574 Varanasi S/o Shri Mohamed Jhuri SAREE (Uttar Pradesh) Ansari Contact details Year of Details of his Sl. No. Name of the award Full name of the awardee Present address including mobile & WSCs Award weaving skill email, if available Post & village-Puttapaka, Shri Gajam Anjaiah Mandal-Narayanpur, 20 Sant Kabir Award 2010 S/o Narasimha Dist.-Nalgonda (A.P.). 9440401683 Hyderabad Pin: 508 253. Shri Khetra Mohan Meher AT/PO-Kostapara, Barpali, 06646-256975 Sambalpuri Ikat 21 Sant Kabir Award 2010 S/o Late Sartuka Meher Bhubneswar Distt.-Bargarh-768028, (Odisha) 9437418268 Saree Backside of vikash Residential School, Shri Shashidhar Meher Near Mini stadium Shakti Nagar Ward 06646-231123, Sambalpuri Ikat 22 Sant Kabir Award 2010 S/o Late Premraj Meher Bhubneswar No.13, P.O./Dist.-Bargarh-788028, 09178399015 Saree (odisha) Award for Black and Sh. Vankar Becharlal, S/o. AT-PO-Kukma, TA-Bhuj, District-Kutch- Indigo Dyed 23 Sant Kabir Award 2010 9428471443 Ahmedabad Khimajibhai Bhuj-370105 Embroidery Kutch Shawl Shri Dayabhai Alabhai Award for Vankar AT- Kailash Bhavan, Bhujodi, TA- Bhuj 24 Sant Kabir Award 2010 9428534333 Traditional natural Ahmedabad S/o Shri Alabhai Jakhubhai Indigo Silk Saree Vankar Shri Shantilal Vitthalsa District – Kutch-bhuj 7000 Bhandge 3580, Bhandge Lane, 9420692299 Expert weaver of 25 Sant Kabir Award 2010 Mumbai S/o Shri Vitthalsa Yeola, Dist.-Nasik, (Maharashtra) 02559- 265374 Paithani saree Murlidharsa Bhandge Shri Khem Raj Sundriyal, H.No.48-A, Aggrasain Colony, Asandh 26 Sant Kabir Award 2009 9896008937 Tapestry Weaving Panipat S/o Shri Neevram Sundriyal Road, Panipat Shri Nasir Ahmad J-21/128-A Rasoolpura, Bari Bazar, Kantha Motive 27 Sant Kabir Award 2009 9616167714 Varanasi S/o Late Haji Ali Ahmad Varanasi, Pin-221001. Rashami Shawl Shri Vankar Naran Samat Award for Kutch 28 Sant Kabir Award 2009 Po- Sarli, Ta-Bhuj, Dist- Kutch 9427289451 Ahmedabad S/o Samat Karsan Woolen Shawl. Shri Satish Chandra Kantilal Award for Salvi Patola Bhawan, 7-Minal Bagh, Kalika 02766-221963, 29 Sant Kabir Award 2009 Patan Ahmedabad S/o Shri Kantilal Lallu Bhai Road ,Patan Gujarat-384265 9427362728 Patola Saree Salvi Contact details Year of Details of his Sl. No. Name of the award Full name of the awardee Present address including mobile & WSCs Award weaving skill email, if available State Nehru Chowk, Shri Giram Shamim Ahmad, Paithan- Expert weaver of 30 Sant Kabir Award 2009 9822549442 Mumbai S/o Gulam Mehmood Pin-431107. Paithani saree Aurangabad (Maharashtra) Adhikaripara, PO-Kalna, Shri Rabindra Nath Saha , 9434330945 31 Sant Kabir Award 2009 Distt.-Burdwan, Muslin Silk Dhoti Kolkata S/o Late Sudhin Prokas Sha 034542555049 Pin-713409. Chemmanikuzhi Yearathuveedu, Shri P. Sadanandan, 32 Sant Kabir Award 2009 Zari Design Saree Kannur S/o Ponnu Trivandrum-695020 (Karela) Namavamoodu, P.O – Nemam, Contact details Name of the Year of including mobile Details of his Sl. No. Full name of the awardee Present address WSCs award Award & email, if weaving skill available Smt. Bhainsru Devi Vill. Takoli , P.O. Nagwain, Tehsil 1 National Award 2014 9861075662 Kinnouri Shawl Delhi W/o Sh. Narotam Ram Aut Dist. Mandi-175121 Smt. Kamla Devi, Kullu Shawl in 2 National Award 2014 9816308468 Delhi W/O- Sh. Ram Nath Natural dyes vill- Summa, Tashil & Dist – Kullu 9829878308 Shri Mohammad Yaseen Nazparveenansari8 Ward no.5, Mangrol, Distt- Baran 3 National Award 2014 S/o Shri Mahamooda [email protected] Kota Doria Jaipur Rajasthan Mohammadshayan7 [email protected] Sri Ganga Singh Gautam, 9929110812 S/o Shri Laxminarain Near Bus Stand Lawan Dausa, 4 National Award 2014 gautamlawan@gma Traditional Durrie Jaipur Gautam Rajasthan il.com Shri Mustakim Kachara, 9252240758 Handloom Jaquard Ward No.-4, Kot Mohalla, 5 National Award 2014 S/o Shri Nasir Mohammad mustakimkachara@ Woven Kota Doria Jaipur Kaithoon, Kota-325001 gmail.com Saree Shri Rewata Ram, 9414762787 H.No. 140, Chacha, Pokran, Distt- 6 National Award 2014 S/o Shri Fakira Ram [email protected] Pattu Jaipur Jaisalmer-345021 m Shri Aijaz Ahmad Sheikh, Hawal Davi Angun Haka Bazar Well skilled in Kani 7 National Award 2014 S/o Late Mohd Maqbool 9906562630 Srinagar P.O Raina wari Srinagar pashmina Weaving Sheikh Fulia Chatkatala,PO : 2 No Nutun Shri Swapan Kumar Basak Jamdani Saree 8 National Award 2014 Fulli, PS: Santipur, Nadia, West 9434119701 Kolkata S/o Late Basanta Basak Bengal-741402 Shri Mayadhar Das, At./PO.-Nuapatna, Via- Tigiria, Tie & Dye saree/ 9 National Award 2014 9777828286 Bhubneswar S/o Chakradhar Das Dist.- Cuttack-744035 wall hanging Contact details Name of the Year of including mobile Details of his Sl. No. Full name of the awardee Present address WSCs award Award & email, if weaving skill available At.- Tikarapada, Po.- Subalaya, Sambalpuri Tie & Shri Biswanath Meher, 10 National Award 2014 9938580881 dye saree Bhubneswar S/o Rasananda Meher 767018 Dist.- Subarnapur, Odisha – Back side of Cinema Hall, Shri Makardhwaja Meher, Sambalpuri Tie & 11 National Award 2014 9938052665 Bhubneswar S/o Late Gopa Meher dye 768029 At/Po.- Barpali, Dist.- Bargarh – Shri Rameshsingh Ramsingh Pardeshi, At & Post - Nagde, Taluka - 9423032482 12 National Award 2014 Paithani Saree Mumbai S/o Shri Ramsingh Yeola,Dist.-Nashik 9226967024 Shankarsingh Pardeshi Shri Bhoj Ram Dewangan, Mukam Post- Kera, Th. Navagarh, 13 National Award 2014 S/o Late Nohar Say 9752386170 Bastar Art Saree Raigarh Distt: Janjgir-Champa Dewangan Smt. Kankuben Hirji Vankar, C/o Handloom Design Centre, Award for Cotton 14 National Award 2014 W/o Shri Hirji Vankar Bhujodi, Bhuj, Dist- Kutch- 9978298978 Ahmedabad Silk Bokani 370020 Smt. Kanchanben Gohil, Ganpati Factory, Shubhamnagar, 9825580802 Award for Patola 15 National Award 2014 W/o Shri Girdhar Bhai Gohil Ahmedabad Vadhwan, District Surendranagar 9712300000 Double Ikat Stole Smt. Runima Chetia Vill : Helacha P.O. Helacha P.O Silk Weavers able to Choudhury, 16 National Award 2014 Belsor Dist : Nalbari, Assam- 9854021739 developed any kind Guwahati W/o Shri Shashadhar 781338 of design Choudhury Silk Weavers able to Ms.
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