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Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya, Chitrakoot, Satna (M.P.) Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya, Chitrakoot, Satna (M.P.) ENROLLMENT SHEET OF BSW (SPECIALIZATION IN COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP) FIRST YEAR 2019-20 DIST. S.NO. NAME NAME FATHER/ ENROLL/ ROLL NO. STUDENT STUDENT HUS. NAME HUS. 0001 19/WE/01350001 AGAR MALWA ANITA GORANA RAJU GORANA 0002 19/WE/01350002 AGAR MALWA ANJALI YADAV DEVENDRA SINGH 0003 19/WE/01350003 AGAR MALWA BASANTI YADAV SHIV NARAYAN 0004 19/WE/01350004 AGAR MALWA BHARAT SINGH DAYARAM 0005 19/WE/01350005 AGAR MALWA GAYATRI MALVEYA MOHANLAL MALVEYA 0006 19/WE/01350006 AGAR MALWA GUNJA RAVAL RAJESH RAVAL 0007 19/WE/01350007 AGAR MALWA INDRA SITA RAM 0008 19/WE/01350008 AGAR MALWA JASSU RAM KALA 0009 19/WE/01350009 AGAR MALWA JYOTI BASANTI LAL 0010 19/WE/01350010 AGAR MALWA KAPIL SILORIYA RAJESH SILORIYA 0011 19/WE/01350011 AGAR MALWA MAMTA CHAUHAN KOMAL SINGH CHAUHAN 0012 19/WE/01350012 AGAR MALWA MANISHA KUMARI BENS NANDLAL BENS 0013 19/WE/01350013 AGAR MALWA NARENDRA SONI MADANLAL 0014 19/WE/01350014 AGAR MALWA NIRMALA CARPENTAR NARAYAN CARPENTAR 0015 19/WE/01350015 AGAR MALWA NIRMLA YADAV PIRULAL YADAV 0016 19/WE/01350016 AGAR MALWA PRAVEEN KHAN JAFAR KHAN 0017 19/WE/01350017 AGAR MALWA PRIYANKA THAKUR RAJENDRA THAKUR 0018 19/WE/01350018 AGAR MALWA PUNAM SHRIVASTAV SANTOSH SHRIVASTAV 0019 19/WE/01350019 AGAR MALWA PUSHPA BAGDAWAT HINDU SINGH 0020 19/WE/01350020 AGAR MALWA PUSHPA BIJORIYA HARI SINGH BIJORIYA 0021 19/WE/01350021 AGAR MALWA PUSHPA KUMARI PIPALDYA BHUPENDRA KUMAR PIPALDYA 0022 19/WE/01350022 AGAR MALWA RAMU BAI MANGILAL 0023 19/WE/01350023 AGAR MALWA RANJAN KUMWAR BAPU SINGH 0024 19/WE/01350024 AGAR MALWA RAVI SONI KOSHAL KISHOR 0025 19/WE/01350025 AGAR MALWA REENA CHOUHAN LAXMAN SINGH CHOUHAN 0026 19/WE/01350026 AGAR MALWA REKHA GOSWAMI SHRI PRAHLAD GOSWAMI 0027 19/WE/01350027 AGAR MALWA REKHA SHARMA KHEM SHANKER SHARMA 0028 19/WE/01350028 AGAR MALWA REKHA SOLANKI BABULAL SOLANKI 0029 19/WE/01350029 AGAR MALWA RINA GYARSI RAM 0030 19/WE/01350030 AGAR MALWA ROHIT MALI HARIMOHAN 0031 19/WE/01350031 AGAR MALWA RUBEENA MIRZA SALIM MIRZA 0032 19/WE/01350032 AGAR MALWA SAWLIYA SHIVLAL 0033 19/WE/01350033 AGAR MALWA SHAHEEN PARVEEN ABDUL MAZID 0034 19/WE/01350034 AGAR MALWA SHAHNAJ MULTANI SHAFI KHAN MULTANI 0035 19/WE/01350035 AGAR MALWA SUJATA VERMA LAXMI NARAYAN VERMA 0036 19/WE/01350036 AGAR MALWA SUMAN DIWAL RAM PRASAD DIWAL 0037 19/WE/01350037 AGAR MALWA TARANNUM JULFIKAR 0038 19/WE/01350038 AGAR MALWA USHA YADAV BAL MUKUND 0039 19/WE/01350039 AGAR MALWA VEJANTA YADAV RATAN LAL YADAV 0040 19/WE/01350040 AGAR MALWA VISHAL JAISWAL OM PRAKASH JAISWAL 0041 19/WE/02350041 ALIRAJPUR ANIL JOHAR SINGH 0042 19/WE/02350042 ALIRAJPUR ANJANA SOLANKI ANSINGH 0043 19/WE/02350043 ALIRAJPUR CHHATAR SINGH DUDWE KESHAR SINGH 0044 19/WE/02350044 ALIRAJPUR DEETA BAMNIYA GANPAT Director CMCLDP 1 Mahatma Gandhi Chitrakoot Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya, Chitrakoot, Satna (M.P.) 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