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Padma Vibhushan Padma Bhushan Padma Vibhushan Sl State/ Name Discipline No. Domicile 1. Shri K G Art-Painting & West Bengal Subramanyan Sculpture 2. Late Shri Mario Art-Cartoonist Goa* De Miranda Late 3. Art- Vocal (Dr.)Bhupen Assam* Music Hazarika Dr. Kantilal 4. Medicine - Hastimal Maharashtra Orthopedics Sancheti 5. Shri T V Civil Service Delhi Rajeswar Padma Bhushan Sl No. Name Discipline State/ Domicile 1. Smt. Shabana Azmi Art - Cinema Maharashtra 2. Shri Khaled Art - Theatre West Bengal Choudhury 3. Shri Jatin Das Art - Painting Delhi 4. Pandit Buddhadev Art - Instrumental West Bengal Das Gupta Music - Sarod 5. Shri Dharmendra Singh Deol alias Art - Cinema Maharashtra Dharmendra Art - Classical 6. Dr. Trippunithwra vocal and Viswanathan Tamil Nadu instrumental Gopalkrishnan music 7. Ms. Mira Nair Art - Cinema Delhi 8. Shri M.S. Art - Instrumental Tamil Nadu Gopalakrishnan Music-Violin 9. Shri Anish Kapoor Art - Sculpture UK* 10. Shri Satya Narayan Social Work Maharashtra Goenka 11. Dr. (Judge) Patibandla Public Affairs Germany* Chandrasekhar Rao 12. Shri George Yong- Public Affairs Singapore* Boon Yeo 13. Prof. Shashikumar Science and Maharashtra Chitre Engineering 14. Dr. M S Science and Maharashtra Raghunathan Engineering 15. Shri Subbiah Trade and Tamil Nadu Murugappa Vellayan Industry Shri 16. Trade and Balasubramanian Maharashtra Industry Muthuraman 17. Dr. Suresh H. Medicine - Maharashtra Advani Oncology 18. Medicine- Dr. Noshir H Wadia Maharashtra Neurology 19. Dr. Devi Prasad Medicine- Karnataka Shetty Cardiology Prof. (Dr.) 20. Literature and Shantaram Balwant Maharashtra Education Mujumdar 21. Literature and Prof. Vidya Dehejia USA* Education 22. Prof. Arvind Literature and USA* Panagariya Education 23. Literature and Dr. Jose Pereira USA* Education 24. Literature and Dr. Homi K. Bhabha UK * Education 25. Shri N Vittal Civil Service Kerala 26. Shri Mata Prasad Civil Service Uttar Pradesh 27. Shri Ronen Sen Civil Service West Bengal Padma Shri Sl No. Name Discipline State/ Domicile 1. Shri Vanraj Bhatia Art - Music Maharashtra 2. Shri Zia Fariduddin Art - Music - vocal Maharashtra Dagar 3. Smt. Nameirakpam Art - Music- Manipur Ibemni Devi Khongjom Parba Shri Ramachandra 4. Art - Yakshagana Subraya Hegde Karnataka dance drama Chittani 5. Shri Moti Lal Art - Playwright Jammu and Kashmir Kemmu 6. Shri Shahid Parvez Art - Instrumental Maharashtra Khan Music-Sitar 7. Shri Mohan Lal Art - Terracotta Rajasthan Kumhar 8. Shri Sakar Khan Art - Rajasthani Rajasthan Manganiar Folk Music 9. Smt. Joy Michael Art - Theatre Delhi 10. Art - Indian Dr. Minati Mishra Classical Dance- Orissa Odissi. 11. Shri Natesan Art - Theatre. Tamil Nadu Muthuswamy 12. Smt. R. Art - Theatre Karnataka Nagarathnamma Art - Indian 13. Shri Kalamandalm Classical Dance- Kerala Sivan Nambootiri Kutiyattam 14. Smt. Yamunabai Art - Indian Folk Maharashtra Waikar Music-Lavani. 15. Shri Satish Alekar Art - Playwright Maharashtra 16. Pandit Gopal Art - Chhau dance Jharkhand Prasad Dubey and choreography Art - Indian Shri Ramakant Classical Music- Madhya Pradesh Gundecha # 17. Vocal Art - Indian Shri Umakant Classical Music- Madhya Pradesh Gundecha # Vocal 18. Art-Indian Shri Anup Jalota Classical Music- Maharashtra Vocal 19. Shri Soman Nair Art - Cinema- Kerala Priyadarsan Direction 20. Assam Shri Sunil Janah Art-Photography 21. Ms. Laila Tyebji Art-Handicrafts Delhi 22. Shri Vijay Sharma Art-Painting Himachal Pradesh 23. Smt. Shamshad Social Work Chattisgarh Begum 24. Smt. Reeta Devi Social Work Delhi 25. Dr. P.K. Gopal Social Work Tamil Nadu 26. Smt. Phoolbasan Social Work Chattisgarh Bai Yadav 27. Dr. G. Muniratnam Social Work Andhra Pradesh 28. Shri Niranjan Pranshankar Social Work Maharashtra Pandya 29. Dr. Uma Tuli Social Work Delhi 30. Shri Sat Paul Social Work Jammu and Kashmir Varma 31. Smt.Binny Yanga Social Work Arunachal Pradesh 32. Shri Yezdi Hirji Public Affairs Maharashtra Malegam 33. Shri Pravin H. Pubic Affairs Delhi Parekh 34. Science and Dr. V. Adimurthy Kerala Engineering Science and 35. Dr. Krishna Lal Engineering - Delhi Chadha Agriculture 36. Prof. Virander Science and Delhi Singh Chauhan Engineering 37. Prof. Rameshwar Science and Jammu and Kashmir Nath Koul Bamezai Engineering 38. Science and Engineering - Dr. Vijaypal Singh Uttar Pradesh Agricultural Research 39. Dr. Lokesh Kumar Science and Punjab Singhal Engineering 40. Dr. Yagnaswami Science and Karnataka Sundara Rajan Engineering 41. Prof. Jagadish Science and USA* Shukla Engineering 42. Ms. Priya Paul Trade and Industry Delhi 43. Shri Shoji Shiba Trade and Industry Japan* 44. Shri Gopinath Pillai Trade and Industry Singapore* 45. Shri Arun Hastimal Trade and Industry Maharashtra Firodia 46. Dr. Swati A. Trade and Industry Maharashtra Piramal 47. Medicine- Prof. Mahdi Hasan Uttar Pradesh Anatomy 48. Dr. Viswanathan Medicine - Tamil Nadu Mohan Diabetology 49. Dr. J. Hareendran Medicine - Kerala Nair Ayurveda Dr. Vallalarpuram 50. Medicine - Sennimalai Tamil Nadu Geriatrics Natarajan 51. Dr. Jitendra Kumar Medicine - Bihar Singh Oncology 52. Dr. Shrinivas S. Medicine- Daman and Diu Vaishya Healthcare 53. Medicine - Drugs Dr. Nitya Anand Uttar Pradesh Research 54. Late Dr. Jugal Medicine - Delhi * Kishore Homoeopathy 55. Medicine- Dr. Mukesh Batra Maharashtra Homeopathy 56. Dr. Eberhard Literature and Switzerland* Fischer Education 57. Literature and Shri Kedar Gurung Sikkim Education 58. Shri Surjit Singh Literature and Punjab Patar Education - Poetry Literature and 59. Shri Vijay Dutt Education - Madhya Pradesh Shridhar Journalism 60. Shri Irwin Allan Literature and Uttarakhand Sealy Education 61. Ms. Geeta Literature and Delhi Dharmarajan Education Prof. 62. Literature and Sachchidanand Haryana Education Sahai 63. Literature and Smt. Pepita Seth Kerala Education 64. Dr. Ralte L. Literature and Mizoram Thanmawia Education 65. Shri Ajeet Bajaj Sports - Skiing Delhi 66. Smt. Jhulan Sports - Women's West Bengal Goswami Cricket 67. Shri Zafar Iqbal Sports-Hockey Uttar Pradesh 68. Shri Devendra Sports - Athletics- Rajasthan Jhajrija Paralympics 69. Shri Limba Ram Sports - Archery Rajasthan 70. Shri Syed Sports - Andhra Pradesh Mohammed Arif Badminton 71. Prof. Ravi Sports- Delhi Chaturvedi Commentary 72. Shri Prabhakar Sports-Physical Maharashtra Vaidya Education Shri T. 73. Others- Venkatapathi Puducherry Horticulture Reddiar 74. Others-Wildlife Dr. K. (Kota) Ullas Conservation and Karnataka Karanth Environment Protection 75. Others- Shri K Paddayya Maharashtra Archaeology 76. Shri Swapan Guha Others-Ceramics Rajasthan Others - 77. Dr. Kartikeya V. Environmental Gujarat Sarabhai Education .
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