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Five Days International Faculty Development Program on "GATEWAY TO INNOVATION" * Note: Please Find your certificate as per certificate no. or varification code Certificat No./ Varification Name College Name Code I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 1 Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 2 Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 3 Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 4 Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 5 Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 6 Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 7 Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 8 Sachin Bhosale, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 9 Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 10 vinayak ishwar pujaru, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 11 Sachin Bhosale, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 12 Sachin Bhosale, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 13 Mr. Vinayak Ishwar Pujari, Khed, Ratnagiri I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 14 Mrs. Sajeli Mitesh Butala, Khed, Ratnagiri 15 Ms. Rishita Shukla, Sree Narayana Guru College of Commerce 16 Ms. RAFIYA ANSARI, Vedanta college SVKM'S INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL 17 Mrs. Nikhita Pawar, STUDIES S.K SOMAIYA COLLEGE OF ARTS SCIENCE 18 Mrs. Sunita Yadav, AND COMMERCE TEEGALA KRISHNA REDDY ENGINEERING 19 Mr. M RENU BABU, COLLEGE I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 20 Mr. Nyamatulla Hanif Mullaji, Khed, Ratnagiri 21 Ms. Reena Deepak Nagda, Mulund College of Commerce 22 Mr. Nilesh Mali, Bunts Sangha Anna Leela College 23 Dr. K.Subbanna, Besant Theosophical College 24 Mr. Sankaran A, Manakula Vinayagar Institute Of Technology 25 Mr. PRAVEEN S K, Central University of Karnataka 26 Mrs. Pallavi Mirajkar, MD College, Parel 27 Mr. Nilesh Mali, Bunts Sangha Anna Leela College 28 Ms. Manisha nehete, Nkt college Bhavna Trust Junior & Degree College of 29 Mrs. Roopa R Kulkarni, Commerce & Science, Deonar 30 Mrs. Nayana K Makwana, Smt. K. G. Mittal College 31 Dr. Sumathi Balachandran, KBCollege of Arts and Commerce for women 32 Mrs. Harmanpreet Kaur, S. K. College of science and commerce 33 Ms. Varsha sureshkumar chugh, Chandibai Himarhmal Mansukhani College Gokhale Education Society's N.B.Mehta Science 34 Mrs. Pournima Ravindra Rane, Cllege, Bordi 35 Ms. Pooja Tiwari, Sasmira's Institute of Commerce and Science 36 Ms. Rakshita M Allappanavar, KLE Society's KF Patil IBA Ranebennur Mrs. Shaikh Saima Mohammed 37 Maharashtra College of Arts, Science and Commerce Shamim, VISHWABHUSHAN BHARATRATNA Dr. Mr. PRADEEP 38 BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR COLLEGE, CHANDRAKANT POWAR, AMBADAVE 39 Mrs. Prachi Abhijeet Surve, Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College 40 Mrs. Sonali Atul Saraf, Sheth NKTT College 41 Mr. Vibhav Galadagekar, NKT Bunts Sangha's S.M. Shetty College of Science, 42 Mr. Mithilesh Chauhan, Commerce and Management Studies Gurukul college of computer science and information 43 Mrs. Poonam Rajaram Shityalkar, technology 44 Mrs. Mitali Anand Sawant, Vikas college of Arts,Science and Commerce 45 Mr. Wendrich Soares, Vedanta college 46 Ms. Bhumika Nakum, Mulund College of Commerce 47 Mr. Sandeep Kamble, Cosmopolitan's Valia College 48 Ms. Niyati Kalyanpur, Ghanshyamdas Saraf college of arts and commerce 49 Mr. Rajendra G Kulkarni, Smt. CHM College Ulhasnagar Shivajirao S Jondhle College Of Engineering and 50 Mrs. Bhavna Paresh Mohile, Technology, Asangaon 51 Dr. Rajashri Deshpande, Mulund College of Commerce Khar Education Society's college of Commerce and 52 Ms. Manju Suresh, EconomI.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Khed, Ratnagiri 53 Mrs. Sujatha Sundar Iyer, Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadna College 54 Mrs. Pooja Raosaheb Patil, Mulund college of Commerce, Mulund 55 Ms. Shweta Bhaskar Pawar, M V Mandali's Colleges Of Commerce And Science Sheila Raheja School of Business Management & 56 Mrs. Bhavana Bharat Solanki, Research 57 Mrs. Swati Kemkar, Ramanand Arya DAV college Mr. SUDHAKAR I.C.S.COLLEGE of ART, COMM and SCIENCE, 58 VITTHALRAO MASKE, KHED DIST.RATNAGIRI. 59 Mr. SATISH PANDIT RODHE, Shankat Narayan College, Bhayander Ms. Pratiksha Siddheshwar 60 Mulund College of Commerce Harwalkar, Prof. PRITI HAREKRISHNA 61 MULUND COLLEGE OF COMMERCE PATHAK, Shivajirao S.Jondhle Institute Of Management 62 Mrs. Rakhi Samir Darekar, Science & Research, Asangaon, Thane. 63 Mrs. SNEHA PRAJAPATI, MULUND COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 64 Ms. Nabila Kazi, SM Shetty College Powai 65 Mrs. Esmita Gupta, B.K.Birla College 66 Mrs. Neelam Kapoor, R K Talreja College Of Arts, Science And Commerce 67 Mr. Rakesh Meena, Govt. P. G. College, Bundi I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 68 Mrs. Malwadkar Gauri Rajabhau., Khed, Ratnagiri V.V. Vanniaperumal College for Women, 69 Mrs. RAJAKUMARI.M, Virudhunagar 70 Ms. Pooja Ramkrishna Tambe, D.G.Ruparel College 71 Mr. Deelip Ananda Patil, Sant Rawool Maharaj Mahavidyalaya Kudal 72 Mrs. Lakshmi K M, Vikas College of Arts, Science &Commerce 73 Mrs. Priya P Singh, Shanakar narayan college Sydenham College of Commerce and Econom, Guru 74 Ms. Fatma Khatoon Abid Marwari, Nanak College of Arts, Science and Commerce 75 Mrs. Kiran Mayee Mishra, Shankar Narayan College Pillai College of Arts, Commerce & 76 Mr. Kuldeep Ramesh Prabhu, Science(Autonomous) 77 Mrs. Jyotika D Chheda, Mulund College of Commerce 78 Mrs. Sujata jignesh Gada, Sheth Nktt college of commerce and arts thane 79 Mr. Ashwin Purshotam Bhinde, Model College Autonomous Dombivli East 80 Mrs. Priti Pramod Raut, S. N. College Bhayandar 81 Mr. ASHISH ASHOK CHAVAN, JVM'S MEHTA DEGREE COLLEGE Bunts Sangha's S.M. Shetty College of Science, 82 Mrs. Nidhi Chandorkar, Commerce and Management Studies 83 Dr. Sanjay Shamarao Patole, I.C.S College Khed District Rantagiri Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Science 84 Ms. Sanjana Bhangale, (Autonomous) Usha Pravin Gandhi College of Arts, Science and 85 Dr. Neelam Naik, Commerce Mr. SHAILESH SUDHIR I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 86 SUTAR, Khed, Ratnagiri 87 Dr. Chitra Milind Goswami, Gogate Jogalekar College Ratnagiri 88 Ms. Priyanka Savla, Elphinstone College 89 Dr. Tasfiya I Shaikh, Patuck-Gala college of commerce &Management Mr. SHAIKH AHAMAD ARIF 90 GURU GOBIND SINGH POLYTECHNIC NASIK FARID, 91 Mrs. Sheetal Khanore, S. M. Shetty 92 Ms. REETA SINGH, ASM IMCOST Dr. Ansari Salim Ahmed Nasim 93 DTSS College of Commerce Ahmed, Shivajirao S Jondhale College of Engineering, 94 Dr. Pradnya Kirankumar Ingle, Mumbai SSM's Institute of management & Computer Studies, 95 Mrs. Tejasvi Amit Bhosale, Thane 96 Dr. Milind Pandurang Meshram, KTHM College, SPPU 97 Mrs. Rohini Desai, Vidyalankar School of Information Technology 98 Prof. Mohammed Salim Khan, KLE College of Law, Kalamboli, Navi Mumbai 99 Dr. Khatib Noaman Umer, DTSS College of Commerce 100 Dr. Khatib Noaman Umer, DTSS College of Commerce Mrs. VIDYA BABURAO 101 Kala mahavidyalay nandurghat kaij Beed KHADE DALVE, 102 Ms. Manyar Amena Md.Haroon, G.M.Momim Women's College Mrs. VIDYA BABURAO 103 Kala mahavidyalay nandurghat kaij dist beed KHADE DALVE, 104 Mrs. Pramitha Santhumayor, Royal College of Arts Science and Commerce 105 Dr. Archana Sandeep Thakur, Sheth NKTT college 106 Ms. Karishma Sunil Kawale, I. C. S. College of Arts, Commerce & Science, Khed 107 Prof. Mohammed Salim Khan, KLE College of Law, Kalamboli, Navi Mumbai I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 108 Mr. Vishnu Dinesh Jadhav, Khed, Ratnagiri. 109 Mrs. Deepa Dattatray Gursale, Shankar Narayan College 110 Dr. VALLABHANENI SARADA, K.E.S.A.P.SCIENCE COLLEGE 111 Mrs. JABEEN SULTANA S, The New College Mrs. PROF. MEHNAZ TIKARAM JAGANNATH COLLEGE OF ARTS, 112 KAUSHAR, COMMERCE AND SCIENCE, KHADKI, PUNE-03 113 Mrs. JABEEN SULTANA S, The New College 114 Ms. Rohini Vishwanath Jagadale, M. V. L. U. College 115 Mrs. Navneet Kaur Nagpal, M. L. Dahanukar College 116 Mrs. Rohini Rathod, Shree L R Tiwari college of engineering,Mira Road 117 Ms. Anita Yadav, Rajiv Gandhi College of Arts commerce and Science 118 Mrs. Sneha Gokarnkar, MVLU College 119 Mr. Sameer Kamble, Patkar-Varde college Shri D.D. Vispute College of Science,Commerce and 120 Mr. NIRAJ SUNIL BHARAMBE, Management 121 Mr. Milind M Paradkar, Vikas College of Arts Science and Commerce 122 Ms. Sneha Singh, K.C.College 123 Mr. J MANJUNATHA RAO, Sri Aurobindo College Rajajinagar Bangalore Mr. PAVAN NANDKISHOR 124 Anuradha college of pharmacy chikhli FOLANE, 125 Ms. Kinjal Madhukant Gosai, Sheth NKTT College 126 Mrs. SUNITA SINGH, L D Sonawane college Kalyan 127 Mrs. Shubhra Bhatia, The Bhopal School of Social Sciences I.C.S. College of Arts, Commerce and Science, 128 Mrs. Sajeli Mitesh Butala, Khed, Ratnagiri 129 Mrs. Sheetal Mahadik, Shree L R Tiwari college of engineering Mr. PAVAN NANDKISHOR 130 Anuradha college of pharmacy chikhli FOLANE, Dr. BHAGAT SHYAMRAO I.C.S COLLEGE OF ART'S, COMM AND 131 MADHAVRAO, SCIENCE, KHED. DIST.- RATNAGIRI. Mr. PAVAN NANDKISHOR 132 Anuradha college of pharmacy chikhli FOLANE, 133 Ms. Shalu Chanana, Rohidas Patil Institute of Management Studies 134 Mr. Ashish Gangadhar Milmile, SSCET, BHADRAWATI 135 Mr. Abhijit T Somnathe, Shree L R Tiwari College of Engineering, Mira Road 136 Mr. Raj Dushyant Joshi, Rohidas Patil Institute of Management Studies Ambaba Commerce College, MIBM & DICA, 137 Dr. Mehul P. Gandhi, Sabargam 138 Dr. Pradhnya Wankhade, Wilson College 139 Mrs. Aasha Mahesh Chavan, Vidyalankar School of Information Technology 140 Mr. Bere Sachin Sukhadeo, Dattakala Group of Institutions FOE Bhigwan 141 Dr. Pradnya Kirankumar Ingle, Shivajirao S Jondhale College of Engineering Mumbai Anna Leela college of commerce & economI.C.S.
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  • Sadhus in Democratic Politics in Late 20 Th Century India

    Sadhus in Democratic Politics in Late 20 Th Century India

    "WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN" Sadhus in Democratic Politics in Late 20 th Century India MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE by OF TECHNOLOGY JUL 1 6 2009 Rajesh Pradhan S.M.Arch.S. Architecture & M.C.P. City Planning LIBRARIES Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1989 SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN POLITICAL SCIENCE AT THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FEBRUARY 2009 ©2009 Rajesh Pradhan. All rights reserved. The author hereby grants to MIT permission to reproduce and to distribute publicly paper and electronic copies of this thesis document in whole or in part in any medium now known or hereafter created. ARCHNES Signature of Author: SDep ment of Political Science / ,,ebTer 21, 2008 Certified by: .................... ........ .................. Melissa Nobles Associate Irofessor of Political Science Thesis Supervisor Accepted by:.. ..................................... Roger Petersen Associate Professor of Political Science Chair, Graduate Program Committee "WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN" Sadhus in Democratic Politics in Late 20 th Century India by Rajesh Pradhan Submitted to the Department of Political Science on October 21, 2008 in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science Supervised by Melissa Nobles, Associate Professor of Political Science ABSTRACT This empirical study examines the political significance of religious leaders-known commonly as sadhus-in a huge and mature democracy like India. During the late '80s and the '90s, a flurry of sadhu activism coincided with the dramatic rise of a previously insignificant political party, the Bhartiya JanataParty (BJP). As a conservative Hindu nationalist party, the BJP allied with many sadhus, came to power at the center and in many states, breaking the monopoly that the relatively secular Congress party had held for more than four decades.