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PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 1 Aakriti Bhatia 2 Aayam Ankan 3 Abhay Rajan Powle 4 Abhinav Kapoor 5 Abhinav Mani 6 Abhinav Nanda 7 Abhinav Wadhawan 8 Abhiram Reddy 9 Abhishek Anand 10 Abhishek Gupta 11 Abhishek Kumar 12 Abhishek Madhav Gore 13 Abhishek Padhy 14 Abhishek Tiwari 15 Abhishek Vinayak Shetye 16 Abhishweta Gupta 17 Abir Chandra 18 Achyut Mohan Sharma 19 Adesh Agarwal 20 Adil Syed Mohammed 21 Aditi Agarwal 22 Aditi Goyal 23 Aditi Paliwal 24 Aditya Ajay Kulkarni 25 Aditya Goyal 26 Aditya Pawan Kumar Pisupati 27 Aditya Sharma 28 Aditya Uday Shetty 29 Afshaan Zuber Siddiqui 30 Agniv Dutta 31 Ajay Ballapalle 32 Ajay Srikanth Chakravarthy 33 Ajeeth Swaminathan 34 Akanksha Bishnoi 35 Akanksha Gupta 36 Akash Misra 37 Akhil Bedi 38 Akhil Mammen 39 Akhilesh Ashok Gandhi 40 Akshat Bhargava 41 Akshat Shukla 42 Akshatha Vijay Shetty Page 1 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 43 Akshay Agarwal 44 Akshay Kapoor 45 Akshay Sareen 46 Akshaya Mahesh 47 Akshayaa Pasupathy 48 Akshit Batra 49 Akshith Rao Yethapu 50 Alekhya Ajai 51 Aman Pal Singh 52 Ambareesh Rishi 53 Ambarish Ambuj 54 Ambuj Tiwari 55 Amey Rajput 56 Amey Vijay Bongirwar 57 Aminisha Gupta 58 Amit Agarwal 59 Amit Bagla 60 Amit Kumar Giri 61 Amit Sachdeva 62 Amrita Shrivastava 63 Anamika Banerjee 64 Anand Abhishek 65 Anand Ganesh Krishnaswamy 66 Anand Gokulchandran 67 Anand Goyal 68 Anand Madanapalle Sridhar 69 Anand Ramkishor Bang 70 Ananya Raniwala 71 Aneesh Bhakoo 72 Aneesh Chandran 73 Aneesha Chowdary 74 Aneesha Pankaj Dalal 75 Aniket Singh 76 Animesh Biyani 77 Anirudh Singh 78 Anisha Saraf 79 Anjali Pathak 80 Anjin Shanker Gopi 81 Ankit Nanda 82 Ankit Suri 83 Ankita 84 Ankita Devanand Shenoy Page 2 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 85 Ankita Jethalia Baheti 86 Anmol Bajaj 87 Anmol Mundhra 88 Anmol Singh Mann 89 Anoop Uthup Thomas 90 Anshul Khandelwal 91 Anshul Parmeshwar Tibrewala 92 Anshul Sikroria 93 Anuj Berry 94 Anuj Chopra 95 Anuj Kesharwani 96 Anuj Pandey 97 Anupam Singh 98 Anupriya Pawar 99 Anurhea Dutta 100 Anusha Reddy Kommidi 101 Aparna Chugh 102 Apoorva Khamesra 103 Apoorva Mishra 104 Apoorva Pahuja 105 Apurva Ravi Iyer 106 Apurva Sanjay Jalit 107 Aravind Balagi Gnanananda Prasad 108 Aravind Lovelin Subbiah 109 Aravindh Kamakshinadha 110 Arjun Mehra 111 Arnab Singh 112 Arun Kumar Ravishankar 113 Arun Shaji Kizhakkekara 114 Arushi Thapar 115 Aseem Kumar Hatwalne 116 Ashesh Khandelwal 117 Ashish 118 Ashish Gupta 119 Ashish Khanna 120 Ashish Narang 121 Ashok Kumar Ramakrishnan 122 Ashwat Visvanathan 123 Ashwath Gurudeva Bhat 124 Ashwin Barkur Anandram 125 Ashwin Sankaran 126 Ashwin Venkatramanan Chandrasekher Page 3 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 127 Asif Zafar 128 Athul Das Prabhu Anilkumar 129 Augustya Mudgal 130 Avanish Kumar 131 Avinash Dhanuka 132 Avinash Satish 133 Ayeesha Khanna 134 Balachandran Ramachandran Nair 135 Balamurali K 136 Balasubramanyam Manur Narasimha Murthy 137 Balasubramanyam Nistla 138 Bhagyesh Pankaj Vora 139 Bharath Sankaran 140 Bharathi Pitti 141 Bharathi Rajan Muthu Krishnan 142 Bhaskar Venkata Subramanya Kulaya Somayaji 143 Bhavana Kolluru 144 Bratiraj De 145 Chaitali Bhatia 146 Chaitanya Chopra 147 Chaitra Venkatesha Sagar 148 Chandrika Deb 149 Charu Shekhar 150 Chelikani Venkata Anirudh Rao 151 Chhavi Gangwal 152 Chirag Bhardwaj 153 Chitraketh Narayana Rao Yandoori 154 Chitvan Chopra 155 Coneenika Choudhuri 156 Deepabali Roy 157 Deepak Agarwal 158 Deepak Korrapati 159 Deepak Sharma Purushothama 160 Deepansha Trivedi 161 Deepesh Chandhok 162 Deepika Padmanabhan Seelam 163 Deepshikha Dubey 164 Deepti Chauhan 165 Devesh Dinesh Dedhia 166 Devesh Kumar 167 Devi Prasad Hazari 168 Dewain Badial Page 4 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 169 Dhananjai Hari 170 Dhivya Visalakshi Sriram 171 Dhron Kanish 172 Dhruv Arora 173 Dhruv Mohan Seoni 174 Dinesh Mohan Lulla 175 Disha Goyal 176 Divjot Singh 177 Divya Agrawal 178 Divya Dewan 179 Divya Garcha 180 Divya Mahankali 181 Divya Maria 182 Divya Sood 183 Eeshan Chandra Singh 184 Gagan Deep Singh 185 Gagandeep Singh Anand 186 Gandharv Paliwal 187 Ganesh Jagtap 188 Garima Singh 189 Gaurav Anil Doshi 190 Gaurav Gupta 191 Gaurav Mukherjee 192 Gaurav Pansari 193 Gaurav Soni 194 Gaurav Sood 195 Gauri Sharma 196 Gautam Alok 197 Gautam Ravi Reddy 198 Gautham Varma Penumatsa 199 Geetanjali Chhabra 200 Gourav Garg 201 Gregory Brian Marshall 202 Hardik Batra 203 Harish Makke 204 Haritha Allamraju 205 Harsh Badri Mittal 206 Harsh Gupta 207 Harsha Manohar Karanth 208 Harshad Chandrashekhar Bhosekar 209 Harshini Shanker 210 Himanshu Bhatia Page 5 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 211 Himanshu Chauhan 212 Hridhay Rajkumar 213 Indrajit Banerjee 214 Ishaan Jain 215 Ishaan Sunil Pandya 216 Ishan Pramod Kumar Mishra 217 Jackson Kailath 218 Javeed Ali 219 Jayant Kaul 220 Jeeth Hazlit Monteiro 221 Jerrin John Varughese 222 Jimit Rokadia 223 Justin Mammen Jacob 224 Jyoti Singh 225 Kanika Bansal 226 Kanika Handa 227 Kanika Khurana 228 Kanika Malik 229 Kanika Sharma 230 Kanishak Chauhan 231 Kanishk Chaturvedi 232 Kanwar Pal Singh Sethi 233 Karan Chopra 234 Karan Jain 235 Karan Naresh Solanki 236 Karan Pratap Advani 237 Karan Santu Menezes 238 Karthik Chandrasekaran 239 Kartick B Muthiah 240 Kartikeya Khare 241 Kartikeya Sharma 242 Kaushal Keshav Narayan 243 Kaustubh Manojkumar Maniar 244 Kavita Narayanan 245 Kavya Ramachandra Hegde 246 Khusbu Goenka Khedia 247 Khushrav Hosi Daver 248 Kirti Dahiya 249 Komal Agarwal 250 Kotnis Kollu 251 Koushik Mukherjee 252 Krishank Nilesh Parekh Page 6 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 253 Krishna Kumari Doddapaneni 254 Kriti Rawal 255 Kshemal Makarand Waingankar 256 Kumar Mukul 257 Kumar Navjot 258 Kunal Anand 259 Kush Nimish Sura 260 Lakshmy Govind 261 Lasya Yerramneni 262 Lata Jha 263 Leo George Moozhil 264 Liza Mohanty 265 Madhumitha Gaddam 266 Mahesh Kishorrao Panse 267 Mahesh Yalamanchili 268 Maitreyi Mallela 269 Manasa Inampudi 270 Manie Mehrotra 271 Mansi Piplani 272 Mayank Kapoor 273 Mayank Srivastava 274 Mayank Thapliyal 275 Meenal Aggarwal 276 Megha Pahwa 277 Megha Rastogi 278 Meghna Uttamchandani 279 Mehak Anoop Kaur 280 Mehul Mishra 281 Michael Connor 282 Mihir Kedia 283 Mihir Shukla 284 Minu Margeret Menachery 285 Mithilesh Pradhan 286 Mithun Mohandas 287 Mohammed Nauman 288 Mohammed Raiyan Alam 289 Mohit Arora 290 Mohit Satish Patni 291 Mohith Thadi 292 Monmita Krishna Jena 293 Mouli Malakar 294 Mudit Gupta Page 7 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 295 Mudit Mithal 296 Murali Krishna Gopu 297 Muthukumar Ravishankar 298 Nahush Purohit 299 Nandini Basu 300 Narendra Yendru 301 Naveen Guhanarain Govindarajulu 302 Naveen Kumar Badampudi 303 Navin Hemani 304 Neha Malpani 305 Nigib Sharma 306 Nihal George 307 Nikhil Gumbhir 308 Nikhil Khurana 309 Nikhil Mehta 310 Nikita Agarwal 311 Nikita Ahuja 312 Nimisha Anant 313 Nimit Kathuria 314 Ninad Singh 315 Nisanth K V 316 Nisha Badri 317 Nishikant Mishra 318 Nitesh Goyal 319 Nitesh Kumar Rai 320 Nithin Philip Thomas 321 Nitin Sharma 322 Niyati Sharma 323 Onkar Kulkarni 324 Pallavi Bhikaji Bagal 325 Pallavi Singh 326 Pallavi Tewari 327 Paramveer Singh 328 Parikshit Vivek Gokhale 329 Parul Abrol 330 Parv Vats 331 Patrick Savio Placido Pereira 332 Paulomi Sanyal 333 Pavan Kumar Venkata Ramana Manda 334 Pavika Singh 335 Piyush Choudhary 336 Piyush Kamlesh Popatwala Page 8 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 337 Prabhjot Kaur 338 Pracheth Reddy Byreddy 339 Prachi Raman 340 Pradyut Sethia 341 Prakula Uniyal 342 Pramod Gubbi Suresh 343 Pranjal Sunil Deshmukh 344 Prasanna Gayathri Vinnakota 345 Prasanth Sasidharan Nair 346 Prashant Ananthanarayanan 347 Prashant Kumar Sonu 348 Prashant Reddy Aenumula 349 Prashanth Patthangi Vijayaraghavan 350 Prasun Jadon 351 Prateek Bhatnagar 352 Prateek Chatterji 353 Prateek Jain 354 Prathyusha Chadalavada 355 Prathyusha Keshav 356 Praveen Garimel Krishnamurthy 357 Prayatn Mahajan 358 Preet Kamal Singh 359 Preeti Bhanot 360 Preeti Sharma 361 Premanand Nagesh Hegde 362 Priyadarsh Sharma 363 Priyal Kaur Jaggi 364 Priyank Janak Desai 365 Priyanka Arora 366 Priyanka Kashyap 367 Priyanka Sharma 368 Pulkit Vashishta 369 Puneet Singh Randhawa 370 Punit Sar 371 Purva Rajendra Tidke 372 Pushkar Balanagu 373 Rachit Malhotra 374 Rachit Mehra 375 Radhi Agarwal 376 Ragesh Thulasimani 377 Raghav Jalan 378 Raghav Khullar Page 9 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 379 Ragini Ahluwalia 380 Rahul Agrawal 381 Rahul Dwivedi 382 Rahul Godara 383 Rahul Gupta 384 Rahul Kumar Rai 385 Rahul Panigrahi 386 Rahul Ramkrishna Paul 387 Rahul Ranjan 388 Rahul Sehijpal 389 Rahul Sharma 390 Rahul Singh 391 Rajat Mehrotra 392 Rajeev Narayan 393 Rajesh Manivannan 394 Rajni Bora 395 Ranjeet Singh Vilkhu 396 Rashi Ujjwal 397 Rashida Bohra 398 Ravnish Bagga 399 Reuben Thomas John 400 Ria Mitra 401 Ridhima Mittal 402 Rikta Doshi 403 Rishab Kumar Choraria 404 Rishabh Berry 405 Rishabh Mukherjee 406 Rishi Chakravarti 407 Rishi Chopra 408 Rishi Rahul 409 Ritesh Sridhar Rao 410 Rituparna Hassan Srinivas 411 Ritwick Das 412 Rohan Chakraborty 413 Rohit Bansal 414 Rohit Kushwaha 415 Rohit Mishra 416 Ronojoy Chatterjee 417 Roshan Sureshsingh Thakur 418 Rounak Poddar 419 Ruchika Singh 420 Ruchir Arora Page 10 of 15 PGP Class of 2017: Donor List Sl. Name Category 421 Rupali Mathur 422 Sachi Srikanth Bhandari 423 Sachin Sharma 424 Sagar Lahoti 425 Sagar Sanjay Anantwar 426 Sagar Shekhar Sonak 427 Sagrika Chehal 428 Sahil Bhagtani 429 Sahil Kaul 430 Sahil Setia
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    :C7) CD Vasu, Srisa Chandra The catechism of Hindu dharma 2d ed., rev. and enl UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO LIBRARY WILLIAM H. DONNER COLLECTION purchased from a gift by THE DONNER CANADIAN FOUNDATION THE SACRED BOOKS OF THE HINDUS i/anslated by Various Sanskrit Scholars EDITED BY MA, ,.. &1*). BASU, I.M.S., (RETIRED) BXTK A VOLUME /// t YE*. ^M OF HINDU-DBEARMA. ^[SBCOND SD1TION-HEVISED AND ENLARGED] UAI BAHADUR /,> SHED BY SUDElNDRA NATHA VASU T? * PAlNlNI OFFICE, BHU^ANE^WARI AsRAMA, BAHADURGANJ, ALLAHABAD. PRINTED BY APURVA KRISHNA BOSE AT THE INDIAN PRESS 1919 Twenty years ago w^en this book first made its appearance, it created great excitement in a certain section of the Indian Com munity. But, on the other hand, it was greatly appreciated by educated and liberal-minded Indians. The Administration Report o.oihe N.-W. P. and Oudh for 1899-1900, noticed this book as follows : "Among the smaller books on Hinduism the only one which need be specMlly mentioned is A Hindu Catechism, by Babu Srish Chandra Bose, B.A., a member of the Judicial Service in these Provinces. This is an attempt to state in plain language and in a brief form the of that both and leading teachings religion, dogmatic practical ; but Us chief claim to notice consists in the evidence it affords of a growing tendency to liberal and broad interpretation of the texts, and to the need which is becoming felt in certain classes of educated Hindu Society for greater freedom, both of thought and practice." The first edition was soon exhausted but the author found little time to bring out another edition in his life-time.
  • Rig Veda Samhita

    Rig Veda Samhita

    V.Madhurima Here are a few articles written by me on some aspects of vedism. The six systems of Indian Philosophy Salient features of Vedic Literature Sign Guestbook V.Madhurima I Introduction Man’s glory is not in what he is but in what he makes possible by the study of himself and nature [1]. Philosophy is defined as the study of elements, powers, or causes and laws that explain the facts and existences [2]. Philosophy is subjected to the influence of the race and culture [5] and the practice of religion is nothing but a quest for the facts of inner life [6]. In India philosophy and life are inter- linked and helped to withstand numerous external invasions and internal disturbances [3]. Except for Charvakas who believed that materialistic gains lead to salvation, there was no place for materialistic gains in the Indian thought. Philosophy in India deals with both the cleansing of body and mind a concept well known to Indians. Indeed philosophy in India is Aatma vidya, knowledge of the self and "Aatmaanam Viddhi", know the self, sums up the Indian thought [3]. Although Indian philosophy (Darshana, to see) uses reasoning extensively yet it believes that intuition is the only way by which the ultimate truth can be known because in Indian philosophy truth is not known but realised. Acceptance of Vedas as source of ultimate knowledge, intuition and inference unifies the various philosophical schools of India. Although all schools use words like avidya, maya, purusha and jiva, their interpretation is given differently [6]. Another common feature of the different schools is in their non-acceptance of the Buddhist philosophy.
  • How Buddhism Began by R.F. Gombrich

    How Buddhism Began by R.F. Gombrich

    HOW BUDDHISM BEGAN This book, the second edition of How Buddhism Began, takes a fresh look at the earliest Buddhist texts and offers various suggestions how the teachings in them had developed. Two themes predominate. Firstly, it argues that we cannot understand the Buddha unless we understand that he was debating with other religious teachers, notably Brahmins. The other main theme concerns metaphor, allegory and literalism. By taking the words of the texts literally – despite the Buddha’s warning not to – successive generations of his disciples created distinctions and developed doctrines far beyond his original intention. This accessible, well-written book by one of the world’s top scholars in the field of Pali Buddhism is mandatory reading for all serious students of Buddhism. Richard F. Gombrich is Academic Director of the Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies, and one of the most renowned Buddhist scholars in the world. From 1976 to 2004 he was Boden Professor of Sanskrit, University of Oxford. He has written extensively on Buddhism, including How Buddhism Began: The Conditioned Genesis of the Early Teachings (1996); Theravada Buddhism: A social history from ancient Benares to modern Colombo (1988); and with Gananath Obeyesekere, Buddhism transformed: Religious change in Sri Lanka (1988). He has been President of the Pali Text Society and was awarded the Sri Lanka Ranjana decoration by the President of Sri Lanka in 1994 and the SC Chakraborty medal by the Asiatic Society of Calcutta the previous year. Routledge Critical Studies in Buddhism General Editors: Charles S. Prebish and Damien Keown Routledge Critical Studies in Buddhism is a comprehensive study of the Buddhist tradition.