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List of Existing CCRT Scholarship Holders Year 2009 List of Existing CCRT Scholarship holders Year 2009 Sr Field/ Name of the Scholarship Parent's Name District State Scholarship ID No Art Form(s) Holder 1 H.M.Vocal Km.Stuti Tiwari Shri Umesh Tiwari Delhi Delhi 2700/2009 2 Odissi Dance Vasudha Kohli Dr. Sanju Kohli Delhi Delhi 2701/2009 3 Kathak Akshmeen Kathuria Shri R.S. Kathuria Delhi Delhi 2703/2009 4 Bharatnatyam Smrithi C.S. Shri C.S. Sudhakar Tamilnadu 2705/2009 5 Mohiniyattam Anushree Shri M.G Vinod Kumar Delhi Delhi 2706/2009 6 H.M.Inst. Violin Monal Baruah Shri Parag K. Baruah Delhi Delhi 2707/2009 7 C.M.Vocal Aishwarya Shri N.V Ramachandran Gujarat 2708/2009 Ramachandran 8 C.M.Vocal A. Vaishnavi Shri R. Ayyappan Delhi Delhi 2709/2009 9 H.M.Vocal Ananta Gaur Shri Sharad Gaur Delhi Delhi 2711/2009 10 H.M.Vocal Udita Sharma Shri Rajesh Kumar Sharma Delhi Delhi 2712/2009 11 H.M.Vocal Dhruv Pargai Shri Bhagwat Singh Delhi Delhi 2713/2009 12 H.M.Inst. Tabla Sagar Dutta Phuloria Shri Bhairab Dutt Delhi Delhi 2714/2009 13 H.M.Inst. Tabla Rohan Bellani Smt. Nutan Delhi Delhi 2715/2009 14 H.M.Inst.Tabla Sameer Khan Mr. Mohd. Kamil Delhi Delhi 2717/2009 15 C.M.Inst.Mridangam R.Siddarth Shri S. Rajaraman Delhi Delhi 2718/2009 16 C.M.Inst. R. Abhishek Shri R.Ramesh Delhi Delhi 2721/2009 17 Kuchipudi Surabhi S. Nath Shri Sunil Nath Delhi Delhi 2722/2009 18 Kuchipudi Apeksha Dhingra Shri Anil Dhingra Delhi Delhi 2723/2009 19 Bharatnatyam Apoorva Goel Shri Paresh Goel Delhi Delhi 2724/2009 20 Bharatnatyam Aishwarya Natarajan Shri V. Natarajan Delhi Delhi 2725/2009 21 Bharatnatyam Siddhi Jain Shri Sanjay Jain Delhi Delhi 2726/2009 22 Bharatnatyam B. Soumya Shri R.Bhaskaran Delhi Delhi 2727/2009 23 H.M.Inst. Megha Rawoot Shri Ajay Kumar Rawoot Delhi Delhi 2729/2009 24 Kathakali Unni Vishwanath Shri Balakrishnan Delhi Delhi 2730/2009 25 Kathakali Sharanya Pisharody Shri K.P. Sreehari Delhi Delhi 2731/2009 26 Kathak Simran Agarwal Smt. Archana Agarwal Delhi Delhi 2732/2009 27 Painting Dishaddra Poddar Shri Debabrata Poddar Delhi Delhi 2737/2009 28 C.M.Vocal G.R.M.T.N.Sarma Shri G. Srinivasa Murthy Andhra Pradesh 2738/2009 29 C.M.Vocal A.R.Pradhith Shri Asln Pradhith Hyderabad Telangana 2739/2009 30 C.M.Vocal Sistla Rama Amuktha Shri Sistla Srinivasan Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh 2741/2009 31 Painting Ilisha Smt. Ritu Walia Patiala Punjab 2745/2009 32 H.M.Vocal Yaman Vaid Shri Deepak Vaid Vijayawada Chandigarh 2748/2009 33 H.M.Inst. Pakhawaj Vasudha Sinha Mrs. Ahilya Sinha Haridwar Uttarkhand 2750/2009 34 Folk Songs Amrita Negi Shri Bharat Singh Negi Pauri Garhwal Uttarakhand 2752/2009 35 H.M.Inst.Tabla Ankit Kumar Jha Smt. Nibha Jha Panipat Haryana 2753/2009 36 Odissi Dance Prachi Hota Shri Umesh Kumar Hota Gurgaon Haryana 2755/2009 37 Odissi Dance Deepshikha Govil Shri Shiv Kumar Govil Gautam Buddh Nagar Uttar Pradesh 2758/2009 38 H.M.Vocal Jalaj Srivastava Shri Pankaj Srivastava Allahabad Uttar Pradesh 2762/2009 39 H.M.Vocal Arjav Jain Shri Rajiv Jain Kanpur Uttar Pradesh 2763/2009 40 C.M.Inst. Veeraghanta S.B.Kalyan Shri Veeraghanta Chandra Sekhar Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh 2764/2009 41 C.M.Inst. Mrdiangam Y.S.S.Ravi Teja Shri Y. Bheema Shankar Warangal Andhra Pradesh 2765/2009 42 C.M.Inst. A.S.P.Koushik Shri A.V. Krishna Secunderabad Andhra Pradesh 2766/2009 43 C.M.Inst. Violin B.Arvind Shri L. Bala Subramanyam Chennai Tamilnadu 2767/2009 44 C.M.Inst. Veena K.D.B.Madhavi Shri K.V. Jagannadham Secunderabad Telagana 2768/2009 45 L.C.M.Vocal Kondaveti S. Shri K.Ramesh Babu Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh 2769/2009 46 Andhra Natyam Nambi Mridupani Shri Nambi Srinivas Nizamabad Andhra Pradesh 2771/2009 47 Painting Mallidi Anusha Shri Mallidi Ammi Reddy Kurmannapalam, Andhra Pradesh 2772/2009 48 Painting C.Veer Chaitanya Shri Ch. Venkateswara Secunderabad Telagana 2773/2009 49 Bharatnatyam Sushmitha A. Murthy Shri Anantha Murthy Karntaka 2776/2009 50 Bharatanatyam R.Aamukta Malyada Dr. Pantula Indira Uppal Ranga Reddy Andhra Pradesh 2777/2009 51 Kuchipudi Sirichandana Valluri Shri V. Sudhakar Hyderabad Telangana 2778/2009 52 Kuchipudi Ippala Vedavathi Mr. Ippala Ganapathi Reddy Guntur Andhra Pradesh 2779/2009 53 Kuchipudi Koyya H.Reddy Shri Koyya Satyanarayan Warangal Andhra Pradesh 2780/2009 54 Kuchipudi Veena Amuda Shri Ramesh Amuda Hyderabad Telangana 2781/2009 55 Folk Music Mahinder Khan Shri Barkat Khan Barmer Rajasthan 2783/2009 56 Folk Music Abal Khan Shri Bhikha Khan Barmer Rajasthan 2784/2009 57 H.M.Vocal Zeel R.Parikh Shri Rakesh Parikh Ahmedabad Gujarat 2789/2009 58 H.M.Inst. Tabla Verj Nikunj Patel Shri Nikunj Kantilal Patel Ahmedabad Gujarat 2792/2009 59 Kathak Shah V. M. Bhai Shri Shah Mukeshbhai Deepchand Nadia Gujarat 2793/2009 60 H.M.Vocal Soumya S. Mishra Shri Dhruba Charan Mishra Angul Odisha 2794/2009 61 H.M.Vocal Rajiv Choudhury Shri Rabindra Nath Pal Cuttack Odisha 2796/2009 62 Painting Kushal Pritesh Shah Shri Pritesh Prakashchandra Shah Ahmedabad Gujarat 2800/2009 63 Painting Esha Ashesh K. Shri Ashesh T. Kothari Ahmedabad Gujarat 2801/2009 64 H.M.Inst. Pakhawaj Saurav S Upadhayay Shri Gauri Shankar Upadhayay Mathura Uttar Pradesh 2802/2009 65 Odissi Dance Manoranjan Maharana Shri Ghanashyam Maharana Khurda Odisha 2803/2009 66 Odissi Dance Ankita Mohanty Shri Chitta Ranjan Mohanty Cuttack Odisha 2804/2009 67 Odissi Dance Lopamudra Nayak Shri Ajaya Kumar Nayak Cuttack Odisha 2805/2009 68 Odissi Dance Vrisha Mohanty Shri Biranchi Narayan Mohanty Khurda Odisha 2806/2009 69 Odissi Dance Arunima Acharya Smt. Anita Acharya Khurda Odisha 2807/2009 70 Odissi Dance Lity Manisha Shri Manmath Kumar Mohapatra Angul Odisha 2808/2009 71 Odissi Dance Arpita Bhadra Shri Laxmidhar Bhadra Khurda Odisha 2809/2009 72 Odissi Dance Diptish K. Satapathy Shri Jangneswar Satapathy Dhenkanal Odisha 2811/2009 73 Folk Dance Ranapa S.Swayam Prabha Shri S. Venkat Rao Reddy Ganjam Odisha 2814/2009 74 Chhau Dance Deepak Kr. Mohanta Shri Niranjan Mohanta Mayurbhanj Odisha 2815/2009 75 Chhau Dance Samita Dikshit Shri Suresh Chandra Diksht Cuttack Odisha 2816/2009 76 Odissi Music Vocal Pritika Mishra Shri Pravakar Mishra Khurda Odisha 2819/2009 77 Odissi Music Vocal Aaspruha Subhalaxmi Shri Subhransu Dash Cuttack Odisha 2820/2009 78 Odissi Music Vocal Jigyansa Mishra Dr. Umesh Mishra Khurda Odisha 2821/2009 79 H.M.Inst. Flute Pyari M.Sahoo Shri Braja Kishore Sahoo Khurda Odisha 2822/2009 80 H.M.Inst. Guitar Sovit Suman Patro Smt. T. Sunita Rani Patro Balasore Odisha 2823/2009 81 H.M.Inst. Tabla Rishi Kr.Panda Shri P.N. Panda Balasore Odisha 2826/2009 82 H.M.Inst. Tabla Arya Tipathy Shri Chittaranjan Tripathy Nayagarh Odisha 2827/2009 83 H.M.Inst. Tabla Suchi Pragyan Rout Shri Binod Bihari Rout Khurda Odisha 2828/2009 84 H.M.Inst. Tabla Shivargha Bhattacharya Shri Tarun Tapan Bhattacharya Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 2829/2009 85 Craft Traditional Dinakrushna Ankandas Shri Kesudas Balasore Odisha 2830/2009 86 Odissi Music Vocal Arundhati Satapathy Shri Mahesh Chandra Satapathy Kendrapara Odisha 2831/2009 87 Odissi Music Instru. Silpika Maharana Shri Surendra Maharana Khurda Odisha 2832/2009 88 Painting Bijaya Bharati Das Shri Gopi Nath Das Balasore Odisha 2835/2009 89 Painting Ipsita Pati Shri Kshirod Kumar Pati Khurda Odisha 2836/2009 90 Painting Dikhya Pradhan Shri Ajay Kumar Pradhan Mayurbhanj Odisha 2839/2009 91 Craft Archi Modi Shri Ashok Modi Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 2840/2009 92 Bhartatnatyam Deepa Raj Shri E.K. Rajeevan Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 2841/2009 93 H.M.Vocal Yash Dewale Shri Sanjay Dewale Gwalior Madhya Pradesh 2842/2009 94 H.M.Vocal Akshay Dwivedi Shri Om Narayan Dwivedi Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 2843/2009 95 Painting Saumya Shukla Shri Sunil Shukla Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 2844/2009 96 Painting Ankita Arora Shri Rajendra Arora Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh 2845/2009 97 Drama Amitesh Rathi Shri Navneet Rathi Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 2847/2009 98 Kathak Suchi Kaushal Shri Ravikant Kaushal Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh 2849/2009 99 Kathak Priya Na Pande Shri Praveen Naj Pande Jablpur Madhya Pradesh 2850/2009 100 H.M.Inst. Tabla Yash Vasudev Apte Shri Vasudev V. Apte Ujjain Madhya Pradesh 2851/2009 101 H.M.Inst.Tabla Abhishek Ghadge Smt. Sandhya Ghadge Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 2852/2009 102 Bharatnatyam Srishti Sharma Shri Naresh Kumar Sharma Bhilai Chhattisgarh 2855/2009 103 Bharatnatyam Nitisha Das Shri Tapan Das Durg Chhattisgarh 2856/2009 104 Bharatnatyam Ipsita Das Shri Gopal Das Bhilai Chhattisgarh 2857/2009 105 Kathak Lipi Verma Shri Devendra Verma Bhilai Chhattisgarh 2858/2009 106 Kathak Shivangi Chaturvedi Shri Ashwani Chaturvedi Korba Chhattisgarh 2859/2009 107 Kathak Kalyani Deshpande Shri Shrikant Deshpande Durg Chhattisgarh 2860/2009 108 Painting Sandeep Kumar Shri Appal Swamy Durg Chhattisgarh 2861/2009 109 Painting Swati Bobde Shri Padamakar Rao Bobde Durg Chhattisgarh 2862/2009 110 Sculpture Shivang Shri Arun Gaur Kurushetra Haryana 2863/2009 111 Painting Charvi Shrimali Shri Manoj Shrimali Jaipur Rajasthan 2864/2009 112 H.M.Inst. Flute Hemantha K.S. Shri K.S. Sathya Prasad Karnataka 2866/2009 113 C.M.Inst. Flute Shama B. Smt. Abhilasha S. Udupi Karnataka 2867/2009 114 C.M.Vocal Priyanka K.P. Shri Palichandra K.G. Mangalore Karnataka 2868/2009 115 C.M.Vocal Madhuri Kaushik B.J Smt. Poornima Jagannath Bengaluru Karnataka 2869/2009 116 C.M.Vocal Kaladhari Bhavani Dr. C.A. Gurudath Bengaluru Karnataka 2870/2009 117 H.M.Inst. Sitar Rajeshwari D. Kamat Smt. Amita D. Kamat Belgaum Karnataka 2871/2009 118 H.M.Inst.Tabla Aditya Patil Shri Shrikanth Patil Karnataka 2872/2009 119 H.M.Inst.
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