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# LIST OF STUDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR THE CFPCM CERTIFICATION PROGRAM [INCLUDING AFP CERTIFICANTS VIZ. PATHWAY CANDIDATE'S] Registration FPSB India @ Examination(s) S.No. Name of Candidate City Date No. Passed 1 04-Jan-12 59519 Manoranjan Kumar Deoghar NIL 2 04-Jan-12 60965 Sulagna Roy Pune NIL 3 04-Jan-12 61154 Vaibhav Gupta Indore NIL 4 06-Jan-12 61470 Abhilasha Thakur Delhi NIL 5 06-Jan-12 61500 Abhishek Tonde Mumbai NIL 6 06-Jan-12 61423 Abirami Iyer Nagpur NIL 7 06-Jan-12 61160 Ankit Garg New Delhi NIL 8 06-Jan-12 60822 Arpit Mehta Rajkot E1, E2 9 06-Jan-12 61506 Ashish Apte Thane NIL 10 06-Jan-12 61484 Ashoke Mazumder Kolkata NIL 11 06-Jan-12 61357 Avani Shah Delhi E3 12 06-Jan-12 61330 Dinesh Singal Faridabad NIL 13 06-Jan-12 61437 Garima Jhawar Mumbai NIL 14 06-Jan-12 61172 Gaurav Bhardwaj Delhi NIL 15 06-Jan-12 61162 Himanshu Goel Delhi NIL 16 06-Jan-12 56559 Himanshu Puri Delhi NIL 17 06-Jan-12 61216 Ishwar Kanodia Mumbai E1 18 06-Jan-12 61358 Jinesh Shah Mumbai NIL 19 06-Jan-12 61414 Karthik Ramachandran Bengaluru NIL 20 06-Jan-12 61503 Kshitij Kaji Mumbai NIL 21 06-Jan-12 61110 Manu Kakkar Delhi NIL 22 06-Jan-12 61228 Payal Saxena Delhi E1, E2, E3 23 06-Jan-12 61508 Pranil Kamble Thane NIL 24 06-Jan-12 61501 Priyul Shah Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4 25 06-Jan-12 61466 Prosid Adhikary Kolkata NIL 26 06-Jan-12 61471 Radhika Saraogi Kolkata NIL 27 06-Jan-12 61217 Riddhi Chauhan Mumbai NIL 28 06-Jan-12 61241 Sakshi Wig New Delhi NIL 29 06-Jan-12 61226 Shri Prakash Mishra Delhi NIL 30 06-Jan-12 61322 Shweta Someskar Mumbai NIL 31 06-Jan-12 61502 Siddh Desai Mumbai NIL 32 06-Jan-12 61507 Sneha Sabnani Thane NIL 33 06-Jan-12 61245 Srinjoy Sengupta Kolkata NIL 34 06-Jan-12 61483 Syed Zeeshan Mehdi Gurgaon NIL 35 06-Jan-12 61469 Tapan Bhattacharjee Kolkata NIL 36 06-Jan-12 61164 Yashpriya Jain New Delhi NIL 37 09-Jan-12 59074 Beena Nimkar Pune E1, E2, E3, E4, E5 38 09-Jan-12 60554 Deepak Gupta Delhi NIL 39 09-Jan-12 61441 Salil Chaturvedi Mumbai NIL 40 10-Jan-12 61377 Arshad Gayaz Hyderabad NIL 41 10-Jan-12 61456 Atul Jiwarajka Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4, E5 42 10-Jan-12 61545 Echungthung Kikon Delhi NIL 43 10-Jan-12 61463 Jaweed Mohammad Khammam NIL 44 10-Jan-12 61369 Jinal Baldev Hyderabad E1, E2, E3 45 10-Jan-12 61546 Kapil Agarwal Navi Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4 46 10-Jan-12 61535 Manish Kumar Delhi NIL 47 10-Jan-12 61370 Meghna Manglani Hyderabad E1, E2, E3, E4 48 10-Jan-12 61372 Nitesh Agarwal Hyderabad E1, E2, E3, E4 49 10-Jan-12 61113 Pankaj Dagur Faridabad E2, E3 50 10-Jan-12 61516 Parveen Pruthi Chandigarh NIL Registration FPSB India @ Examination(s) S.No. Name of Candidate City Date No. Passed 51 10-Jan-12 61451 Sadanand Patil Bengaluru NIL 52 10-Jan-12 61540 Satyanarayan Jaiswal Kolkata NIL 53 10-Jan-12 61572 Shamala S Chennai E1, E2, E3, E4, E5 54 10-Jan-12 61479 Swarup Chatterjee Chatterjee Bengaluru E1 55 10-Jan-12 61555 Vaibhav Patel Mumbai NIL 56 11-Jan-12 61652 Aloke Gupta Navi Mumbai NIL 57 11-Jan-12 60036 Ashish Parekh Kolkata NIL 58 11-Jan-12 61590 Nilesh Sikotara Ahmedabad NIL 59 11-Jan-12 61485 Niraj Singh Mumbai NIL 60 13-Jan-12 61594 Dhaval Mehta Mumbai NIL 61 16-Jan-12 61586 Arpit Badjatya Indore E1 62 16-Jan-12 61592 Himanshu Jain Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4 63 16-Jan-12 61576 Mital Shah Ahmedabad E1, E2, E3, E4 64 16-Jan-12 61619 Neel Shah Mumbai E2 65 16-Jan-12 61614 Prasanth Bhansali Mumbai NIL 66 16-Jan-12 61591 Prashant Rane Thane E1, E2, E3, E4 67 16-Jan-12 61677 Purav Sanghvi Thane E2 68 16-Jan-12 61681 Raj Shah Mumbai E3 69 16-Jan-12 61593 Ramanujam Krishnan Thane E1, E2 70 16-Jan-12 61647 Vijay Dinkar Pune NIL 71 16-Jan-12 61447 Yogitha Pai Bengaluru NIL 72 17-Jan-12 61565 Brij Anand Rohtak NIL 73 17-Jan-12 61673 Kamal Nayan Grover Lucknow E1, E2 74 17-Jan-12 61081 Mansi Sharma Delhi NIL 75 17-Jan-12 61275 Vaibhav Gupta Lucknow NIL 76 18-Jan-12 61587 Ahmed Husain Ali Mumbai E2 77 18-Jan-12 61582 Amandeep Singh Turka Ambala E1, E2, E3 78 18-Jan-12 61758 Ankush Sethia Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4 79 18-Jan-12 61620 Aurobind Sahu Bhubaneshwar E1, E2, E3 80 18-Jan-12 61772 Bhagyashree Jaiswal Mumbai E1 81 18-Jan-12 61705 Gaurav Pant Almora NIL 82 18-Jan-12 49573 Kamil Rajwani Nagpur E1, E2, E3, E4 83 18-Jan-12 61810 Khushnum Patel Mumbai E1, E2, E3 84 18-Jan-12 61644 Kushal Cholia Ahmedabad NIL 85 18-Jan-12 61754 Pankti Shah Mumbai NIL 86 18-Jan-12 61756 Pradeep Chokhani Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4 87 18-Jan-12 61706 Pradeep Dalakoti Almora E1 88 18-Jan-12 61720 Saneeka Seth Mumbai E2 89 18-Jan-12 61755 Suvarna Ghaisas Mumbai E1, E2, E3 90 18-Jan-12 61800 Varun Tiwari Thane NIL 91 19-Jan-12 57281 Gaurav Tripathi Navi Mumbai NIL 92 19-Jan-12 61082 Manoj Sinha Mumbai NIL 93 19-Jan-12 61551 Mohan Jain Jaipur E5 94 19-Jan-12 61578 Mukesh Kumar Patna NIL 95 19-Jan-12 61445 Rohit Somalwar Nagpur NIL 96 20-Jan-12 59086 Anshu Gupta Delhi NIL 97 20-Jan-12 61699 Devin Diware Nagpur NIL 98 20-Jan-12 61775 Jai Singh New Delhi NIL 99 20-Jan-12 61812 Raghava Kancharla Hyderabad NIL 100 20-Jan-12 61830 Rahul Mishra Ahmedabad E1, E2 101 20-Jan-12 56291 Sakshee Aggarwal Delhi E2, E4 102 23-Jan-12 61816 Abhimanyu Chowdhury Chandannagore NIL 103 23-Jan-12 61825 Abhishek Kumar Kolkata E3 Registration FPSB India @ Examination(s) S.No. Name of Candidate City Date No. Passed 104 23-Jan-12 61654 Joby Alex Kochi NIL 105 23-Jan-12 61604 Mayank Singhal New Delhi NIL 106 23-Jan-12 61819 Mr Sundaram Deoghar NIL 107 23-Jan-12 61606 Priya Gupta New Delhi E2 108 23-Jan-12 61791 Reshma Madiraju Gurgaon NIL 109 23-Jan-12 61607 Shivangi Singhal New Delhi NIL 110 23-Jan-12 61849 Siddharth Kochar Navi Mumbai NIL 111 23-Jan-12 61833 Sonali Michael Mumbai NIL 112 24-Jan-12 61850 Abhinav Prasad Lucknow E1, E2, E3, E4 113 24-Jan-12 61838 Avinash Parashar Jaipur NIL 114 24-Jan-12 61359 Jaimin Salot Mumbai NIL 115 24-Jan-12 61865 Madhuri Dheervani Hyderabad NIL 116 24-Jan-12 61864 Mahathe Pavan Adapa Hyderabad E1, E2, E3, E4, E5 117 24-Jan-12 61552 Mukesh Giri Mumbai NIL 118 24-Jan-12 61780 Naveen Shetty Mumbai NIL 119 24-Jan-12 61922 Rahil Bilakhia Mumbai NIL 120 24-Jan-12 61595 Sampath L Hyderabad E1, E2, E3, E4, E5 121 24-Jan-12 61851 Shalini Pandit Lucknow E1, E2 122 24-Jan-12 61815 Siddharth Kulkarni Pune NIL 123 24-Jan-12 61796 Sumanas Sarkar Hoogly NIL 124 24-Jan-12 61790 Suraj Sureka Mumbai NIL 125 24-Jan-12 61683 Swapnil Bhosle Mumbai E1, E2 126 24-Jan-12 61877 Varun Shah Mumbai NIL 127 24-Jan-12 61900 Vishal Amin Ahmedabad NIL 128 25-Jan-12 61814 Ajit Choudhary Bathinda NIL 129 25-Jan-12 61797 Manga Singh Mumbai E5 130 25-Jan-12 60937 Meghna Shivadas Bengaluru NIL 131 25-Jan-12 61910 Mukul Agarwal Thane NIL 132 27-Jan-12 61867 Bhanu Prabath Vuppunuthula Hyderabad NIL 133 27-Jan-12 61455 Chinmay Padhye Mumbai NIL 134 27-Jan-12 61763 Devang Deliwala Mumbai NIL 135 27-Jan-12 61868 Gunta Anusha Hyderabad E2 136 27-Jan-12 61975 Jyotsna Parbalkar Thane NIL 137 27-Jan-12 61997 Lata Chandran Thane NIL 138 27-Jan-12 61991 Laxman Indore Pune NIL 139 27-Jan-12 61961 Manjula S Bengaluru NIL 140 27-Jan-12 61965 Raghava Kumar Vizag NIL 141 27-Jan-12 61366 Raj Kiran Chennai NIL 142 27-Jan-12 61978 Rajneesh Tyagi Delhi NIL 143 27-Jan-12 61616 Sanjay Jadhav Nashik NIL 144 27-Jan-12 61382 Siddarth Karur Bengaluru NIL 145 27-Jan-12 61871 Sri Gopal M Hyderabad NIL 146 27-Jan-12 61964 Subhash Chandra Raebareli NIL 147 27-Jan-12 61962 Supriya Kalekar Thane E1, E2, E3, E4 148 30-Jan-12 61011 Asif Hasan Khan New Delhi NIL 149 31-Jan-12 62018 Abhijeet Devalekar Mumbai NIL 150 31-Jan-12 61708 Avinash Sinha Lucknow NIL 151 31-Jan-12 61703 Dhruv Jain Ludhiana NIL 152 31-Jan-12 61932 Divya Reddy Sripathi Hyderabad NIL 153 31-Jan-12 61907 Jayanta Ghosh Navi Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4 154 31-Jan-12 61837 Karthik B S Bengaluru NIL 155 31-Jan-12 61896 Manan Motani Mumbai NIL 156 31-Jan-12 62000 Mihir Kapani Mumbai NIL Registration FPSB India @ Examination(s) S.No. Name of Candidate City Date No. Passed 157 31-Jan-12 61734 Mohit Sarawgi Guwahati NIL 158 31-Jan-12 61972 Nikhil Pareek Jodhpur NIL 159 31-Jan-12 61903 Parth Shah Mumbai NIL 160 31-Jan-12 61752 Priya Vig Noida NIL 161 31-Jan-12 62084 Rakesh Lashkar Mumbai E2, E3 162 31-Jan-12 62036 Sahil Shah Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4, E5 163 31-Jan-12 62058 Santosh Kumar Chaurasia Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4 164 31-Jan-12 61918 Shyamac Jal Mumbai NIL 165 31-Jan-12 61934 Tarun Agrawal Mumbai NIL 166 31-Jan-12 61835 Tridip Bora Delhi NIL 167 01-Feb-12 62047 Abhay Varma Lucknow NIL 168 01-Feb-12 57299 Aravind Kumar Pottam Bengaluru NIL 169 02-Feb-12 61818 Abhijeet Somani Pune NIL 170 02-Feb-12 62144 Akshay Shah Mumbai NIL 171 02-Feb-12 62069 Amarjeet Singh Noida NIL 172 02-Feb-12 61929 Amey Kulkarni Pune NIL 173 02-Feb-12 61963 Anand Vishwakarma Mumbai NIL 174 02-Feb-12 62060 Ankit Jajodia Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4, E5 175 02-Feb-12 62050 Azaz Chhipa Udaipur NIL 176 02-Feb-12 62042 Bharat Sharma Indore NIL 177 02-Feb-12 61890 Chitra Shrestha Mira Bhayandar E1 178 02-Feb-12 62093 Jays Makar New Delhi E1 179 02-Feb-12 62110 Jenil Jhaveri Mumbai E1, E2, E3, E4 180 02-Feb-12 61863 Madhusudan Shanbhag Mumbai NIL 181 02-Feb-12 61969 Niraj Saw Dhanbad NIL 182 02-Feb-12 62105 Peenal Rathod Thane E1, E2, E3, E4, E5 183 02-Feb-12 61999 Pooja Garg Bengaluru E2 184 02-Feb-12 62103 Prasad Patwardhan Dombivili NIL 185 02-Feb-12 61913 Praveen Maddi Hyderabad E1 186 02-Feb-12 62111 Priyesh Mashruwala Mumbai NIL 187 02-Feb-12 61970 Ravi Saroj Mumbai NIL 188 02-Feb-12 61893 Samarth Mehta Mumbai NIL 189 02-Feb-12 62070 Sejal Somaiya Thane NIL 190 02-Feb-12 62089 Tamil Kumar V Chennai NIL 191 02-Feb-12 62049 Vivek Kumar New Delhi E1 192 08-Feb-12 61701 Abhishek Kapoor Mumbai NIL 193 08-Feb-12
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    ➤ The Kerala government has decided to raise the legal ➤ The ICC World Cup 2019 will be held in England and drinking age from 21 to 23 years. Wales. ➤ The Taj Mahal, India's iconic ivory-white marble ➤ This will be the first time that the event will be held mausoleum in Agra, is the second best UNESCO world entirely in India: the nation has, on three occasions heritage site in the world, according to a new survey by previously, hosted the World Cup partially (1987, 1996 and online travel portal TripAdvisor. 2011). ➤ India will also host the upcoming Champions Trophy ➤ Taj Mahal was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the in 2021. memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. ➤ India has won two ICC World Cups- one in 1983, ➤ President of USA Donald Trump has announced that second in 2011. the US now recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital, overturning decades of official US policy. ➤ India's Saurabh Chaudhary qualified for the Youth Olympics Games with a gold medal and a junior world ➤ Star Screen Awards, the annual film awards recognises record in 10m air pistol at the ongoing Asia Youth Olympics the best of talent in Hindi films. Vidya Balan bagged the Games qualification tournament in Wako City, Japan. award for Best Actress (Critics) for Tumhari Sulu, Irrfan won the Best Actor Award for his performance in Hindi ➤ Rajasthan has become the first state in the country to Medium. launch free email addresses in Hindi (in Devanagari script). ➤ Rajkummar Rao won the Best Actor Award (Critics) for Newton & Best Actor in a Supporting Role ➤ The first e-mail ID in Hindi was created for Rajasthan CM Award for Bareilly Ki Barfi as well.
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    C ONTENTS S.No. Chapter Name Page No . 1. BANKS MERGER IN INDIA: GOOD OR BAD? 1 - 3 2 . International and Bilateral 4 - 6 3 . National 7 - 10 5 . States 11 - 13 6 . Economy and Banking 14 - 20 7. RBI Updates 21 - 25 8 . Schemes 26 9 . Cabinet Approvals 27 10 . Science a nd Technology 28 - 31 11 . Defence 32 12 . Awards and Honours 33 13 . Sports 34 - 35 14 . Persons In News 36 15 . Obituaries 37 16 . Reports, Indices and Ranking 38 - 40 18 . Summits and Conferences 4 1 22. Committees 41 19 . Appointments 42 21. Books and Authors 43 25 . Days And Themes 44 Multiple Choice Questions (Current Affairs) 45 - 56 Current Affairs May 2020 – Digest 1. B ANKS M ERGER IN I NDIA : GOOD OR BAD ? and Corporation Bank into Union Bank of India; he largest ever merger in the public sector banking T and Allahabad Bank into Indian Bank. space in India ha s taken place on April 1, 2020 when six Punjab National Bank becomes 2nd Largest Bank: Public Sector Banks were merged into four large banks Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank in a bid to make them globally competitive. Customers, merger into Punjab National Bank has created a including depositors of the merging banks, will now be bank with ₹17.95 lakh crore business and 11,437 treated as customers of the banks in which they have branches. merged. 4th Largest Bank – Merger of Canara Bank & Following the consolidation, there are now seven Syndicate Bank: The merger of Syndicate Bank large public sector banks (PSBs), and five smaller with Canara Bank has created the fourth largest ones.