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Data Regarding Ph.D. Scholars in Humanities (As Per the UGC Guidelines Regarding Maintaiving the Data Pertaining to Ph.D SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY, KOLHAPUR Data Regarding Ph.D. Scholars in Humanities (As per the UGC guidelines regarding maintaiving the data pertaining to Ph.D. Scholars Name of the Ph.D. Mode of Likely data Registrati Availing Funding Name ot the Scholar With Ph.D. (Full Date of of Sr. No. Faculty Department on Research Topic Fellowship Agency for Supervisor Unique ID/ Photo Time/Part Registration completion Number Yes/No Felloship ID Time) of Ph.D. A STUDY ON PROBLEMS OF Social Dr. K. Mane Bhaishailendra CHILDREN IN GOVERNMENT 1 Social work Full Time 07-01-12 30/6/2019 No No Sciences Pradeepkumar Laxman GRANT-IN-AID ASHRAM SCHOOLS IN SATARA DISTRICT COMMUNIST PARTY IN Social Dr. V. N. Vidhate Ganesh AHMEDNAGAR DISTRICT : A 2 History Full Time 07-01-12 30/6/2019 No No Sciences Nalawade Shankar HISTORICAL STUDY - (1920 TO 2000 A.D.) IMPACT OF HOLKAR-PESHWE Social Dr. V. N. 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