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Date: 23rd May,2020 Virtual Workshop 2.0 Sno. Name Designation University/Company Place of University/CompanyState of University/Company 1 Gopal Goyal Editor Editor ~ MUKTI CHAKRA BANDA U.P. 2 RAJALAKSHMI M Graduated Karunya University coimbatore TAMIL NADU 3 Namrata Research Scholar Bundelkhand University Jhansi U.P. 4 Anjali Singh Parihar Trainee ITC , Life Sciences and TechnologyBangalore Center Karnataka 5 Brajesh Kumar Panda Academic researcher University of South AustraliaAdelaide South Australia 6 Dr.Sunil Kumar Jatav Agriculture Scientist JNKVV Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh 7 Sreenivasa Kumar. SingaraAlumni Sri Venkateswara veterinaryTirupati, University Chittoor Dist. Andhra Pradesh 8 Ramagiri Vishnu Priya Alumni Acharya N.G Ranga AgriculturalBapatla University Andhra Pradesh 9 Gaddam Harish Maharaj Alumni Student Satavahana University Karimnagar Telangana 10 Vikas Raut Alumnus of AAU, Anand Campus, workedAAU, Bansilal in BASIX, Amrutlal ICICI andCollege Anand,Samunnati, of Agriculture Gujarat want to setup processingGujarat plant of spices. 11 BIRANCHI TRIPATHI AM J FARM -TAFE Kelambakkam TAMILNADU 12 Partibha Analyst FDA Chandigarh Haryana 13 Dr K K Goyal Assistant Director MSME Development Institute,New Govt Delhi of India Govt 14 Prashant Bhalchandra KeskarAssistant General Manager FacultyState Bank of India Hyderabad Hyderabad 15 MR MATAPRASAD VENKATRAOASSISTANT MUKHEDKAR LIBRARIAN DR BALASAHEB SAWANTPGI KOKAN PHM, KRISHI KILLA VIDYAPEETH,-ROHA, DISTMAHARASHTRA RAIGAD DAPOLI MAHARASHTRA 16 MEGHNA SHANKAR Assistant manager AXIS BANK PATNA BIHAR 17 RAVI KUMAR Assistant Professor Bundelkhand University Jhansi Uttar Pradesh 18 Dr. Km. Sheetal Banga Assistant Professor Janta Vedic College BarautMeerut CCS university Meerut Uttar Pradesh 19 Dr Ramya HG Assistant Professor AC Vijayapur, University of KarnatakaAgricultural Sciences DharwadKarnataka 20 Duda Kalpana Assistant professor Professor Jaya shankar TelanganaHyderabad State Agricultural UniversityHyderabad 21 Kolukula Sai Manogna Assistant Professor Vignan Foundation for Science,Vadlamudi, Technology Guntur and ResearchAndhra Pradesh 22 Shwetha G Assistant professor UAS Dharwad AC Vijayapur Karnataka 23 Ajay Kumar Singh Assistant Professor Sam Higginbottom UniversityPrayagraj of Agriculture (Allahabad) TechnologyPrivate & Sciences University with Govt aid 24 Ritesh Mishra Assistant Professor IFTM University Moradabad Uttar Pradesh 25 Bhopal Singh Assistant Professor Dayalbagh Educational InstitutionAgra Uttar Pradesh 26 Dr. Charul Chaudhary Assistant Professor Dayalbagh Educational Institute,Agra Deemed University Uttar Pradesh 27 SWARNALAKSHMI C S Assistant Professor Avinashilingam Insitute for CoimbatoreHome Science and Higher TamilnaduEducation for Women, School of Engineering 28 ER. Chitra Sonkar Assistant Professor Sam Higginbotham UniversityPrayagraj of Agriculture, TechnologyUttar and Pradesh Sciences 29 Parvinder Kaur Assistant Professor Ewing Christian College Allahabad Uttar Pradesh 30 Er Saurabh Pandey Assistant Professor UPTU Lucknow UP 31 Dr Upendra Singh Assistant professor Sri Karan Narendra AgricultureJobner, University Jaipur Jobner JaipurRajasthan 303329 32 Dr. Seema Patel Assistant Professor A.P.S. university Rewa M.P.Rewa M.P. Madhya Pradesh 33 Dr. Vivek Kumar Assistant Professor Harcourt Butler Technical UniversityKanpur Uttar Pradesh 34 Anjali Srivastava Assistant Professor IET, BU JHANSI UTTAR PRADESH 35 Meeti Gupta Assistant Professor Dr.c.v.raman University Khandwa Madhya Pradesh 36 Dr.Ravindra Vijaysingh PatilAssistant Professor Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth,Rahuri Dist.Ahmednagar Maharashtra state 37 Ghan Shyam Assistant Professor Rani Lakshmi Bai Central AgriculturalJhansi University UP 38 Varikuti Likhitha Assistant Professor Siddharth Institute of EngineeringPuttur and Technology Andhra Pradesh 39 Dr Mudasir Ahmad Malik Assistant Professor Ghani khan Choudhury InstituteMalda of Engineering and TechnologyWest Bengal 40 Dr Prerna Kapila Assistant Professor Krishi Vigyan Kendra Amritsar Punjab 41 Dr Priya Sharma Assistant Professor Mody University of ScienceLaxmangarh, and Technology Sikar, Rajasthan 42 Dr. Udit Nandan Mishra Assistant Professor Centurion University of TechnologyParalakhemundi, and Management Gajpati Odisha 43 Sushil Ramdas Sakkalkar Assistant Research Engineer Dr. PDKV Akola Maharashtra 44 Ramkumar Meena Assistantship RVSKVV, Gwalior College of Agriculture, IndoreMadhya Pradesh 45 Rajni Goel Associate Professor Krishi Vigyan Kendra Patiala,Patiala PAU, Punjab Ludhiana Punjab 46 RAKESH SHARMA Associate Professor Dr YSP University of HorticultureNauni, and Solan Forestry Himachal Pradesh 47 Dr. Arvind Kumar Singh Associate professor Ch.Chhotu Ram Post GraduateMuzaffarnagar College Uttarakhand Pradesh 48 Dr. Rita Nongthombam Asst Chief Technical Officer KVK West Siang Basar, Arunachal PradeshICAR AP- Centre, Basar 49 Krishnamma P N Asst. Professor University of Agricultural Sciences Bangalore Bangalore Karnataka 50 Krishna Santhosh Asst. sales & marketing manager Kalyan foods & spices IndiaThrissur,Kerala pvt ltd Kerala 51 Dr.Shalini Sharma Asst.Manager Eurofins analytical servicesBangalore Karnataka 52 Syed Faisal Kamran Asst.manager quality Patson foods India Pvt.ltd. Navsari, Gujrat 53 AVNEET KAUR AHUJA Asstt. Prof. (Home Sc.) Krishi Vigyan Kendra, KapurthalaLudhiana (Punjab Agricultural PunjabUniversity) 54 Syed Muzammil Ahmed Auditor TUV Sud Middle East Dubai Dubai 55 Sripriya S. business Cagri bangalore Karnataka 56 sanjay joshi Business Gsits indore Dominick Hunter india Delhi 57 Aljo Joy Business analyst Dotsaint Business ConsultantErnakulam Pvt. Ltd. Kerala 58 Avinash Kumar Business Development Executive Green Agrevolution PrivatePatna Limited Bihar 59 Roushan Kumar shrivastavBusiness man Rajkishori traders Patna Bihar 60 S K Gautam Business owner NR Tradewind Services PvtNoida Ltd Uttar Pradesh 61 Pankaj Wamanrao GaikwadBusiness Owner Atomexim industries pvt ltdPune Maharashtra 62 Muthaiya.pc Ceo Shree vignesh scoring worksCoimbatore Tsmio 63 Jyoti Nalse CEO SAGA Solutions Pune Maharashtra 64 Shubham Manohar BhamareCEO SM sons foods & agro Aurangabad Maharashtra 65 Harshika Aggarwal Consultant Healthviser Healthviser Punjab 66 Er. Jatin Jagatia Consultant MMB Architecture Jamnagar Gujrat 67 Dr. BIRESH PACHISIA Consultant University of Delhi Delhi Delhi 68 Baker Ninan Fenn Contract Manufacturing Manager MTR Foods Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore Karnataka 69 Ritesh kumar Dairy Assistant Verka Mohali dairy Mohali Punjab 70 Manvendra Singh Development worker Udyogini Raipur Chhattisgarh 71 Pavithra Dasineni Dietitian Sree Padmavathi Mahila ViswavidyalayamTirupati Amdhra Pradesh 72 Ms.Dhanuja, M. Dietitian University of agricultural sciencesBangalore Karnataka 73 Preeti Singh Dietitian The Medihelp hospital KanpurKanpur Uttarpradesh 74 RAVIKANT DIRECTOR RKMB TECHNO PVT LTD SIWAN, DELHI DELHI 75 DHIRENDRA KUMAR SINGH,Director SHARNAM SANSTHAN Asara biitech producer companyBarabanki limited Uttar pradesh 76 Dr. Ajay Kaushal Dy Dir Ag Govt official Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 77 Pawan suryawanshi Employee Santripta overseas Pune Maharashtra 78 NARENDRA KUMAR PERURIemployee DEPT OF AGRICULTURE Dept,GOVT of OFagriculture AP ,govt of andhraap pradesh 79 Prashant Kumar Soni Employee NIFTEM Sonipat Haryana 80 Lalkesh Shah Employee Miltop Exports Jamnagar Gujarat 81 G venugopala raju EmPloyee Priya foods, Vijayawada Vijayawada ANDHRA PRADESH 82 Palakolanu Venkata ManoharEmployee Reddy ISSPL Bangalore Karnataka 83 Aman Srivastava Employee Vedantika Trading and ServicesKolkata Pvt. Ltd. West Bengal 84 Minal Vinayak Badame employee NMU jalgaon Jalgaon Maharashtra 85 Mahendra Vitthal BamhaneEmployee More Retail Ltd Mumbai Maharashtra 86 Frania Sancia Colaco Employee BLUE BIRD FOODS INDIABLUE PVT LTD BIRD FOODS INDIAMaharashtra PVT LTD 87 Prem Prakash Singh Employee NABARD HAZARIBAGH JHARKHAND 88 Food business Employee Maahi milk producer companyRajkot Gujarat 89 Mayank Jagdishchandra JoshiEngineer Saurashtra university Rajkot Gujarat 90 Shubham Vijayvergiya Engineer Roca Bathroom Products PrivateDewas Limited. Madhya Pradesh 91 Dhiraj Kumar Thakur Engineer Dhiru agro products Chappra Bihar 92 Gouri Patil Entrepreneur SNDT College of Home SciencePune Maharashtra 93 Shailendra N Patil Entrepreneur Sardar Patel University Anand Gujarat 94 Gurvinder Singh Bindra Entrepreneur Bindras Hospitality servicesBindras pvt Ltd Hospitality servicesMaharashtra pvt Ltd 95 R.S.SRIDHAR Entrepreneur SRI SATHYA NARAYANANSALEM JAGGERY MUNDY TAMIL NADU 96 Kuldip Dhameliya Entrepreneur Sahaj Food Products Rajkot Gujarat 97 Satyasundar Datta Entrepreneur Niti Farm Kanchanbari Tripura 98 Rajesh Ranjan Entreprenuer Green Innovative TechnologiesPatna Bihar 99 Satish Kumar T A Ex Student UAS, GKVK Bangalore Karnataka 100 Mohd. Kafeel Khan Ex Student SHUATS Allahabad Uttar Pradesh 101 Manasi Arun Nerurkar. Ex-student Shivaji University Kolhapur Maharashtra 102 Radhakrishnan c Executive Jayam Traders India Tamilnadu 103 Nitesh Kumar Executive Mother Dairy Bhiwandi Maharashtra 104 Amit Madhukar Chilbule Executive (QA) GCMMF Ltd, Anand Anand Gujarat 105 Neha Puntambekar Executive Development and ApplicationDoehler India Pvt. Ltd. Pune Maharashtra 106 AASTHA SHARMA Executive QC and NPD Specialist Perfetti Van Melle India PvtGurgaon Ltd (Manesar) Haryana 107 Syed awais Executive Quality assurance Bliss chocolate india pvt lmtMumbai Maharashtra 108 Varsha Yadav Executive Regulatory Move Ahead Consultancy Nehru Place New Delhi 109 S. Jothimangalam Faculty Periyar University Salem
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    UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION NEW DELHI-110 002 F.No. 6-1/2020 (SA-III) Date: 26.10.2020 List of provisional selected candidates under the scheme of “NATIONAL FELLOWSHIP FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES” (NFPwD) for the selection year 2018-19 and 2019-20 S. No. Candidate ID Name Place of Research Registered for M.phil/Ph.D 1 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-7215 BANDI HIMASREE Acharaya N.G.Ranga 1/8/2018 Agricultural University 2 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-6810 KURUVA NAGARAJU Acharaya N.G.Ranga 26/08/2019 Agricultural University 3 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-8336 THEEPALAPUDI Sri Padmavati Mahila 19/03/2020 NAGESWARI Vishwavidyalayam 4 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-6517 YERUVA LAKSHMIREDDY University of Hyderabad 8/8/2019 5 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-8335 CHINNA DASSAPPAGARI University of Hyderabad 15/08/2019 VENKATESH 6 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-7334 GOUDIPERU ROBIN Acharaya Nagarjuna University 20/01/2020 WILLIAM CAREY 7 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-6816 PEDDA ATCHAIAH Acharaya Nagarjuna University 30/08/2017 ANNANGI 8 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-6687 SIVAKESAVARDHAN V Sri Venkateswara University 17/02/2017 9 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-6680 R S S SRI HARSHA University of Hyderabad 2/1/2019 10 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-6298 DHANALAKSHMI Sri Padmavati Mahila 17/11/2017 MUNAKALA Vishwavidyalayam 11 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-7539 SRINIVASA GOUDA Andhra University 21/08/2018 YENUMULA 12 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-7572 E RAGHU NATHA REDDY Sri krishnadevaraya University 25/09/2019 13 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-7018 DOLA DURGA RAO Acharaya Nagarjuna University 29/04/2014 14 NFPWD-2018-20-AND-6861 OBULESU VARIKUNTA Jawaharlal Nehru Technological 3/7/2017 University 15