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2016-ARTS-Phd.Pdf STATEMENT SHOWING THE PARTICULARS OF Ph.D. DEGREES AWARDED FOR THE YEAR 2016 (ARTS & COMMERCE) S.No. FILE NAME OF THE CANDIDATE NAME OF THE RESEARCH DATE OF DATE OF DEPARTMENT TITLE OF THE THESIS NO. DIRECTOR SUBMISSION AWARD 01. 3853 SRI KOLLI ANANDA KUMAR PROF. CHOUDARI APPA 13-05-2015 11-01-2016 ECONOMICS A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT RAO PROGRAMMES IN NALGONDA AND MAHABUBNAGAR DISTRICTS OF TELANGANA 02. 3842 SRI SIVA SATYANARAYANA PROF. C. R. S. SARMA 27-04-2015 29-01-2016 LINGUISTICS ASPECTS OF INDIAN ENGLISH OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS IN JAGARAPU UTTARANDHRA REGION 03. 3874 SRI A. RADHAKRISHNA PROF. J. RAVI 09-07-2015 02-02-2016 COMMERCE & A STUDY OF EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS IN RINL – VIZAG STEEL PROF. R. SATYA RAJU MANAGEMENT STUDIES 04. 3680 Sri G. SATYANARAYANA PROF. Y. SOMALATHA 28-02-2014 08-02-2016 ENGLISH DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES A STUDY OF GIRISH KARNAD’S SELECT PLAYS 05. 3846 Sri GEORGE DODDA PROF. T. 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