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ARIPUR Notification No. PH. D-2(GR-281): 449:2009-10, Dated cntFirs Grade e Colle 139 Transiated Copy of PHD Guideship Notification ARIPUR Kuvempu University, SHIKAR Jnanasahyadri, Shankaragatta, Shivamogga, Karnataka -577451 Notification Subjeet: Recognized as Research Guide for M.Phil. Students-Regd Reference: 1) Requisition letter by Dr. Shekar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology,GFGC, Shikaripura. Dated: 25-11-2008 2) Approval date by the Honorable Vice-Chancellor is 06-04-2009 Proposal/ Preamble Dr. Shekar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology, GFGC, Shikaripura, requested for guideship to guide M. Phil students. According to Vice-Chancellor approval, Dr. Shekar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology, GFGC, Shikaripura, recognized as a Research Guide to guide the M.Phil. students in Dept. of Sociology at Kuvempu University. Notification no. PH. D-2(GR-281): 449:2009-10, Dated: 23-04-2009. With reference to above citation, Dr. Shekar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology as recognized as a Research Guide to guide the M.Phil. students in Dept. of sociology at Kuvempu University, Shankargatta, Shivamogga with the following conditions. 1) Should follow the order of the university from time to time. 2) Should guide only the students which fixed by the university. 3) Should follow the M. Phil guideline of the Kuvempu University 4) Should not Guide to other Universities except Kuvempu University students. (Dr. B Ganesh) Sub-Registrar, (Fducation) Kuvempu University, Jnanasahyadri, Shankaragatta, To: r Sbaka ssocite Profescor Dent of Socioloor, CtC Ch:Loe: en rad 139 PUR s we e a e e uaGrade e Colle Translated Copy of PHD Guideship Notification 139 Kannada University,Hampi ARIPURA SHIKARY Vidyaranya, HospetBallari, Karnataka -577451 Dr. F. T. HallikeriDate: 24-09-2011 Director KUH:ANI:2011-12 Respected, Subject: Recognized as Research Guide for M.Phil. Students-Regd. Reference: 1) Requisition letter by Dr. A. B Umesh, Dated: 15-07-2011 2) Approval letter by the Honorable Vice-Chancellor: 02 Dated: 24-09-2011 With reference to above cited subject that, Dr. A. B Umesh, Associate Professor, Dept. of Kannada, recognized as a Research Guide to guide the Ph.D. students at Kuvempu Kannada Study Centre, Kuppalli. With ward regards Sd Director, Study Centre. To: Prof: Hi. Chi. Boralingayyai Chairman Kuvempu Kannada Study Centre, Kuppalli, Hirikudigi post, Thirthahalli taluk, Shivamigga district-5771 26. GOVERNMENTWntfPAL FIRST GRADE COLLEGE SHIKARIPURA Grade c ent 139 y A SHIKARIP sotda oo, d dordeornos tdar ng-RLL 0L PRINCIPAL GOvERAENT FIRST GRADE COLLEGE SHIARUURA Scanned bv CamScanner r&MPaitasa irector derse oi.m o t kes dsa gr ros Matortm tget mce C05 500 etre son- iee ca1ero dormet nd NCIPAL ,reu CRADE CO A ntFirst Gradee Coll Translated 139 Copy of PHD Guideship Notification Kannada University,Hampi ARIPUR SHIKA Vidyaranya, HospetBallari, Karnataka -577451 Dr. D. Panduranga Babu Date: 01-06-2017 Registrar Subject: Allotment of Research Guide for the year of 2016-17-Regd Reference: 1) Approval of 187 Committee Meeting, approved No. 187.09, Dated:18-04-2017 2) Approval letter the by Honorable Vice-Chancellor: 21, Dated: 04-05-2017. Proposal Preamble With reference to above cited subject that, according toCommittee Chancellor Meetingand Vice approval, recognized as a Research Guides to guide the Ph.D. students of various of Kannada Dept. University and affiliated centers. Notification No.KUH: KUSA:2017-18 Date: 01-06-2017 With reference to above proposal that, hereby you are allotted as a Research the Guides to guide Ph.D. students of various of Kannada Dept. University and affiliated centers. This notification will be followed till further order and also applicable time to time rules university. of S Registrar Kannada University, Hampi Vidyaranya. To Dr. Thimmappa A K, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Kannada, CGB GFGC, AkkiAlur,Hanagal taluk, Havery district-581 102. PRINCIPAL GOVERNMENT FIRST GRADE COLLEGE SHIKARIPURA mentFirst c GradeCo 139 D SHIKARIPPURA a de Col 139 SHIK P tnr rmares aj dfeld t en y mieya a apn, inntra tmunpra tarar Bdod i. -271, darn no- 2 drr,7dr wa umdd, ad t ud wan, csd , ne e pr, a mro g ndr ndesu De.S. 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