Language and Literature in Ancient India

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Suggestion: Use Chapter IX, The Wonder That Was India by A. L. Basham.


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Chapter IX
Language and Literature
Section I
Language

Sanskrit

Which of the foreign languages are related to Sanskrit language from antiquity?
Which of the European languages are not related to the Sanskrit language since the ancient time?
Where were those tribes existing, whose dialect could be the originator of the group of the languages to which Sanskrit belong?
At what time, that language could have been existing, from which the group of Sanskrit related languages emerged.
What was the basis of finding the affinity of the European languages with Sanskrit?
On what other point, is there affinity between Sanskrit and classic languages of Europe namely Greek and Latin?
Which form of the Sanskrit has affinity with parent language of Indo-European class?
Name the scholars who discovered the affinity of Sanskrit and other European language?
Which science had developed which the affinity between the Sanskrit and other European language was made?
Which science emerged when the affinity of Sanskrit with the other European languages was discovered?
When did the science of the comparative philology develop?
Under what influence did the science of comparative philology develop?
Which is the earliest form of Sanskrit?
Which is the best source of the earliest form of Sanskrit?
What is peculiar about the Vedic Sanskrit at present?
Which is salient feature of the Sanskrit language?
With which other language does the Sanskrit language had the affinity concerning speaking and grammar?
What is the main feature of Sanskrit language while speaking?
Which other language has the tonic accent like Sanskrit?
What are the feature of the consonant of the Sanskrit and the languages derived form Sanskrit?
List the major phonetic features of the Sanskrit language, which differentiate it the most from other European languages?
From where did the European languages borrow the retroflex sounds?
When did Sanskrit language flourish in reality?
What changes had taken place in the Sanskrit language in the first millenium BC?
What changes were observed in the case of the vocabulary of the Sanskrit language?
What was the benefit of reciting the Vedic hymns accurately without even knowing the meaning of the word or the correct grammar?
What was the cause of the inventions of the science of phonetics and grammar in Sanskrit?
Which is the oldest text on the Indian Linguistics?
Who was the author of Nirukta?
With what aspect of language is Nirukta concerned?
What does Nirukta explain the most?
When was Nirukta actually written?
What were the sources of borrowing in writing the Nirukta?
Who had written Ashtadhyayi?
When did Panini exist?
Which book did Panini write?
When was Ashtadhyayi written?
What was the importance of Panini Ashtadhyayi for Sanskrit?
What was the only change that took place in Sanskrit language after it had been regularized under the rules of Ashtadhyayi?
What is the general word used for the Sanskrit language when it is written as per the rules of the Ashtashyayi?
What is the biggest and peculiar development in Sanskrit language concerning the vowels and the consonant?
When did the science of Phonetic emerge?
Did other grammarian exist before Panini?
How many basic roots are there with which all the possible words can be constructed?
How many grammar rules are there in the Panini’s Ashtadhyayi?
List the main commentaries of the Panini’s Ashtadhyayi.
What is the name of the commentary by Patanjali on Ashtadhyayi?
When did Patanjali write Mahabhashya?
When was the Kashika Vritti written?
Who were the authors of Kashika Vritti?
What is the content of Kashika Vritti?
What is the importance of Ashtadhyayi for Sanskrit language for all times to come?
What is the difference between Sanskrit and Prakrit?
What is the meaning of the word Sanskrit?
Which is the most difficult rule of the Panini’s Ashtadhyayi?
Language of which region could have been the base of the language on which Panini had demonstrated his grammatical rules?
Which class of India made Sanskrit as their basic language?
Which class after the Brahmans, had made Sanskrit their basic language?
What was the language of the monarchical class before the times of Guptas’ rule?
Which dynasty had adopted Sanskrit as an official language?
Which was the region where the ruling monarchy of Shaka made Sanskrit their official language?
Which is the earliest written document in Sanskrit?
Do we have any other document earlier than the Rudradaman inscription of Giranr?
Where is the inscription of Rudradaman located, which is considered as the earliest inscription in Sanskrit?
What was the cause that as per general trend Sanskrit did not simplify with the passage of time?
Which of the rules of the Panini’s grammar had the later writers ignored and bypassed?
Which rule of the Panini’s grammar the later writers had retained, as they could not overlook it.
What is the peculiar feature of the language of later Vedic and Epic literature concerning the use of the Sanskrit language?
What is peculiar about the classic Sanskrit as it developed with the passage of time?
What is the best example in the Sanskrit of common use where the compound known having more than twenty aspects?
With what seal did the Samudragupta authenticate the royal charters?
Under what influence did the Sanskrit language adopt the compound language?
What another feature develops in the Sanskrit language along with the emergence of the compound nouns?
Name the authors of the seventh century, in whose work we find long sentences spreading over one page.
What other features emerge in Sanskrit language during the seventh century in the works of writer like Bana and Subandhu?
How did the Sanskrit language keep on developing?
What type of Sanskrit literature was produced in large number in the medieval period?
Whose work is considered the earliest surviving lexicography?
Why is Amarasimha popular in the Sanskrit literature?
Who was the contemporary of Amarasimha?
Which famous Sanskrit writer considered the Amarasimha as the earliest Lexicographer of the Sanskrit language?
Whom does Kalidas consider as the earliest lexicographer of the Sanskrit language?
Which was the another field of literature, which was favoured by the Indians along with language?
What aspect of the language was field of interest in philosophy by the Indians?
What is the Mimansa view on the relation of the word and its meaning?
What was the view of Naya school of Philosophy on the relation f the word and the meaning attach to it?
What was the difference in the opinion between the Mimansa and Naya School of philosophy on the question of the word and the meaning attach to that word?
Who were the main speakers of the Classic Sanskrit?
Who could have not been the speaker of the Classic Sanskrit?
What had been is importance of the Sanskrit language for the masses of India?

Heading

Prakrit and Pali:

From which times do we learn about the difference in dialect in the spoken language?
What was the general language of communication of the Aryan tribesmen?
What was the language of communication of the common people by the time of Buddha?
Which is the best source of the archaic language or the local languages of Ancient India?
What is the main language of the pre-Guptan period?
What was the spoken language of the characters in the Sanskrit dramas?
Name of the popular dialect of Prakrit language from the Ancient period of Indian history?
Which is the earliest form of the Prakrit language?
What was the language of the Sthaviravadin Buddhism?
What was the probable language of communication of Buddha?
What was the attitude of Buddhism towards the dialects of Magadha region?
Where was the language that had been adopted by the Sthaviravadin Buddhism, popular?
Where is the Pali language popular now these days?
What was the official language of the Mauryan Court?
What variation had been adopted in inscribing the edicts of Ashoka in different regions?
What is the genesis of Ardh-Magadhi Language?
Which religion had adopted Ardh-Magadhi?
What was the source of borrowing for the Pali language?
Which were two main other respectable dialects apart from Prakrit?
Where was Shuraseni popular?
Where was Maharashtri popular?
What was the major language of the respectable characters of Dramas in Ancient times?
What was the language of the women character in Dramas in Ancient times?
What was the importance of the Shuraseni language in Ancient time in the field of culture?
In which area was Shuraseni language mainly used in the Ancient times?
What was the major use of Maharashtri language?
Which language was mainly popular as the language of the lyric songs?
For what purpose the Maharashtri language was mainly used?
What was the position of Prakrit language by the time of Guptas?
When did the Prakrit language acquire its standardized form?
How did the playwrights use the Prakrit language in writing the dramas?
What is Apabhramnsha?
To which area do the Apabhramnsha belong?
What is the meaning of Apabhramnsha?
When did Apabhramnsha acquire the literary status?
Who were the main users of the Apabhramnsha language?
For what purpose did the Jain writers of Gujarat and Rajesthan use the Apabhramnsha?
How did the Bengali language emerge?
What other language emerge under the influence of Tamil from the Sanskrit?
130. For how long had the Dravidian language developed?
131. Which are the four main Dravidian languages?
133. Where is the Tamil language spoken?
Where is the Canarese (Kannada) language spoken?
Where is the Telegu language spoken?
Where is the Malayalam language spoken?
Which language is spoken in region Cape Comorin to Madras and in which direction this region lies on the Indian topography?
Which language is spoken in Mysore (present Karnataka region to the south of Bangalore) and parts of Andhra Pardesh?
Which is language is spoken from the north of Madras towards Orissa along the coastal regions of the Coromandal region?
Which are the oldest languages among the four Dravidian languages?
What is appreciable about the status of Dravidian languages?
By what time did Dravidian languages have there literature and the script?
To which language groups do Dravidian language belongs?
Which Indian languages belong to the Finno-Ugrian group of languages?
Is it an establish fact that there is affiliation of Dravidian languages with the Finnish language? If so, what could be deducted from it from their relation concerning with the ancient history of the world?
On which features are the Dravidian languages differentiated form the North Indian languages?
By which time did the Sanskrit grammar influence the Tamil grammar?
When did the complete Sanskrit words enter the vocabulary of the Tamil language?
Which of the two Dravidian language have the greater influence of Sanskrit ion their vocabulary and the syntax and the grammar?
When was the Kannada language adopted for the inscription writing?
When did the literature written in the Kannada language emerge?
Which Dravidian language had developed its literature only in the 9th century?
Which Dravidian language had been considered fit for writing the inscription in the 6th century?
When did the Telugu language become the language of the literature?
Which Dravidian language had become the literary language only in the 12th century?
Which language had been given importance during the Vijayanagar Empire?
During which period had the Telegu language produced its finest literature?
What was the court language of the Vijayanagar Empire?
When did the Malayalam acquire its independence existence?
With which language did the Malayalam had complete similarity till it emerges as a separate language by the 11th century?

Further Suggestion:

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History Mains Paper II

Paper-II

Section-A

1. Establishment of British rule in India: Factors behind British success against Indian powers-Mysore, Maratha Con federacy and the Punjab as major powers in resistance; Policy of subsidiary Alliance and Doctrine of Lapse.
2. Colonial Economy : Tribute system. Drain of wealth and "deindustrialisation", Fiscal pressures and revenue settlements (Zamindari, Ryotwari and Mahalwari settlements); Structure of the British raj up to 1857 (including the Acts of 1773 and 1784 and administrative organisation).
3. Resistance to colonia rule : Early uprisings; Causes, nature and impact of the Revolt of 1857; Reorganisation of the Raj, 1858 and after.
4. Socio-cultural impact of colonial rule: Official social reform measures (1828-57); Orientalist-Anglicist controversy; coming of English education and the press; Christian missionary activities;Bengal Renaissance; Social and religious reform movements in Bengal and other areas; Women as focus of social reform.
5. Economy 1858-1914: Railways; Commercialisation of Indian agriculture; Growth of landless labourers and rural indebtedness; Famines; India as market for British industry; Customs removal, exchange and countervailing excise; Limited growth of modern industry.
6. Early Indian Nationalism: Social background; Formation of national associations; Peasant and tribal uprising during the early nationalist era; Foundation of the Indian National Congress; The Moderate phase of the Congress; Growth of Extremism; The Indian Council Act of 1909; Home Rule Movement; The Government of India Act of 1919.
7. Inter-War economy of India: Industries and problem of Protection; Agricultural distress; the Great Depression; Ottawa agreements and Discriminatory Protection; the growth of trade unions; The Kisan Movement; The economic programme of the Congress' Karachi resolution, 1931.
8. Nationalism under Gandhi's leadership: Gandhi's career, thought and methods of mass mobilisation; Rowlatt Satyagraha, Khilafat- Non Cooperation Movement, Civil Disobedience Movement, 1940 Satyagraha and Quit India Movement; State People's Movement.
9. Other strands of the National Movement:
a) Revolutionary movements since 1905; (b) Constitutional politics; Swarajists, Liberals, Responsive Cooperation; (c) Ideas of Jawharlal Nehru, (d) The Left (Socialists and Communists); (e) Subhas Chandra Bose and the Indian National Army; (f) Communal strands: Muslim League and Hindu Mahasabha; (g) Women in the National Movement.
10. Literary and cultural lmovements: Tagore, Premchand, Subramanyam Bharati, Iqbal as examples only; New trends in art; Film industry; Writers' Organisations and Theatre Associations.
11. Towards Freedom: The Act of 1935; Congress Ministries, 1937-1939; The Pakistan Movement; Post-1945 upsurge (RIN Mutiny, Telangana uprising etc.,); Consititutional negotiations and the Transfer of Power, 15 August 1947.
12. First phase of Independence (1947-64): Facing the consequences of Partition; Gandhiji's murder; economic dislocation; Integration of States; The democratic constitution, 1950; Agrarian reforms; Building an industrial welfare state; Planning and industrialisation; Foreign policy of Non-alignment; Relations with neighbours.

Section-B

13. Enlightenment and Modern ideas
1. Renaissance Background
2. Major Ideas of Enlightenment: Kant, Rousseau
3. Spread of Enlightenment outside Europe
4. Rise of socialist ideas (to Marx)
14. Origins of Modern Politics
1. European States System
2. American Revolution and the Constitution.
3. French revolution and after math, 1789-1815.
4. British Democratic Politics, 1815-1850; Parliamentary Reformers, Free Traders, chartists.
15. Industriatization
1. English Industrial Revolution: Causes and Impact on Society
2. Industrialization in other countries: USA, Germany, Russia, Japan
3. Socialist Industrialization: Soviet and Chinese.
16. Nation-State System
1. Rise of Nationalism in 19th century
2. Nationalism : state-building in Germany and Italy
3. Disintegration of Empires through the emergence of nationalities.
17. Imperialism and Colonialism
1. Colonial System (Exploitation of New World, Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Tribute from Asian Conquests)
2. Types of Empire: of settlement and non-settlement: Latin America, South Africa, Indonesia, Australia.
3. Imperialism and Free Trade: The New Imperialism
18. Revolution and Counter-Revolution
1. 19th Century European revolutions
2. The Russian Revolution of 1917-1921
3. Fascist Counter-Revolution, Italy and Germany.
4. The Chinese Revolution of 1949
19. World Wars
1. 1st and 2nd World Wars as Total Wars: Societal Implications
2. World War I : Causes and Consequences
3. World War II : Political Consequence
20. Cold War
1. Emergence of Two Blocs
2. Integration of West Europe and US Strategy; Communist East Europe
3. Emergence of Third World and Non-Alignment
4. UN and Dispute Resolution
21. Colonial Liberation
1. Latin America-Bolivar
2. Arab World-Egypt
3. Africa-Apartheid to Democracy
4. South-East Asia-Vietnam
22. Decolonization and Underdevelopment
1. Decolonization: Break up of colonial Empires: British, French, Duth
2. Factors constraining Development : Latin America, Africa
23. Unification of Europe
1. Post War Foundations : NATO and European Community
2. Consolidation and Expansion of European Community/European Union.
24. Soviety Disintegration and the Unipolar World
1. Factors in the collapse of Soviet communism and the Soviet Union, 1985-1991
2. Political Changes in East Europe 1989-1992
3. End of the Cold War and US Ascendancy in the World
4. Globalization

History Mains Paper I

Paper-I

Section-A

1. Sources and approaches to study of early Indian history.
2. Early pastoral and agricultural communities. The archaeological evidence.
3. The Indus Civilization: its origins, nature and decline.
4. Patterns of settlement, economy, social organization and religion in India (c. 2000 to 500 B.C.) : archaeological perspectives.
5. Evolution of north Indian society and culture: evidence of Vedic texts (Samhitas to Sutras).
6. Teachings of Mahavira and Buddha. Contemporary society. Early phase of state formation and urbanization.
7. Rise of Magadha; the Mauryan empire. Ashoka's inscriptions; his dhamma. Nature of the Mauryan state.
8-9 Post-Mauryan period in northern and peninsular India: Political and administrative history,. Society, economy, culture and religion. Tamilaham and its society: the Sangam texts.
10-11 India in the Gupta and post-Gupta period (to c. 750) : Political histroy of northern and peninsular India; Samanta system and changes in political structure; economy; social structure; culture; religion.
12. Themes in early Indian cultural history: languages and texts; major stages in the evolution of art and architecture; major philosphical thinkers and schools; ideas in science and mathematics.

Section-B

13. India, 750-1200 : Polity, society and economy. Major dynasties and political structurs in North India. Agrarian structures. " Indian feudalism". Rise of Rajputs. The Imperial Cholas and their contemporaries in Peninsular India. Villagle communities in the South. Conditions fof women. Commerce mercantile groups and guilds; towns. Problem of coinage. Arab conquest of Sind; the Ghaznavide empire.
14. India, 750-1200: Culture, Literature, Kalhana, historian. Styles of temple architecture; sculpture. Religious thought and institutions: Sankaracharya's vedanta. Ramanuja. Growth of Bhakti, Islam and its arrival in India. Sufism. Indian science. Alberuni and his study of Indian science and civilization.
15. The 13th Century. The Ghorian invasions. Factors behind Ghorian success. Economic, social and cultural consequences. Foundation of Delhi Sultanate. The "slave" Dynasty. IItutmish; Balban. "The Khalji Revolution". Early Sultanate architecture.
16. The 14th Century. Alauddin Khalji's conquests, agrarian and economic measures. Muhammad Tughluq's major "projects". Firuz Tughluq's concessions and public works. Decline of the Sultante. Foreing contacts: Ibn Battuta.
17. Economy societyand culture in the 13th and 14th centureis. Caste and slavery under sultanate. Tehnological changes. Sultanate architecture. [persian literature: Amir Khusrau, Historiography; Ziya Barani. Evolution of a composite culture. Sufism in North India. Lingayats. Bhakti schools in the south.
18. The 15th and early16th Century (Political History). Rise of Provincial Dynasties: Bengal, Kashmir (Zainul Abedin), Gujarat, Malwa, Bahmanids. The Vijayanagra Empire. Lodis. Mughal Empire, First phase : Babur, Humayun. The Sur Empire : Sher Shah's administration. The Portuguese colonial enterprise.
19. The 15th and early 16th Century (society, economy and culture). Regional cultures and literatures. provincial architectural styles. Society, culture, literature and the arts in Vijayanagara Empire.
Monotheistic movements: Kabir and Guru Nank. Bhakti Movements: Chaitanya. Sufism in its pantheistic phase.
20. Akbar: His conquests and consolidation of empire. Establishment of jagir and mansab systems. His Rajput policy. Evolution of religious and social outlook. Theory of Sulh-i-kul and religious policy. Abul Fazl, thinker and historian. Court patronage of art and technology.
21. Mughal empire in the 17th Century. Major policies (administrative and religious) of Jahangir, Shahjahan and Aurangzeb. The Empire and the Zamindars. Nature of the Mughal state. Late 17th Century crisis: Revolts. The Ahom kingdom, Shivaji and the early maratha kingdom.
22. Economy and society, 16th and 17th Centuries. Population. Agricultural and craft production. Towns, commerce with Europe through Dutch, English and French companies- a "trade revolution". Indian mercantile classes. Banking, insurance and credit systems. Conditions of peasants, famines. Condition of Women.
23. Culture during Mughal Empire. Persian literature (including historical works). Hindi and relgious literatures. Mughal architecture. Mughal painting. Provincial schools of architecture and painting. Classical music. Science and technology. Sawai Jai Singh, astronomer. Mystic eclecticism : Dara Shukoh. Vaishnav Bhakti. Mahrasthra Dharma. Evolution of the Sikh community (Khalsa).
24. First half of 18th Century: Factors behind decline of the Mughal Empire. The regional principalities (Nizam's Deccan, Bengal, Awadh). Rise of Maratha ascendancy under the Peshwas. The Maratha fiscal and financial system. Emergency of Afghan Power. Panipat, 1761. Internal weakness, political cultural and economic, on eve of the British conquest.

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Civil Services Examination - 2003 Service Allocation

The details of the each candidates are given in the following order
S.No.
Rank
Roll No
Name & Address
Service
Cadre
Category
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1
1
112718
ROOPA MISHRAC/O MR D N MISHRA PLOT -463, SAHIDNAGAR BHUBANESWAR -751007
IAS
ORISSA
General
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2
2
5419
ASHIMA GARGHOUSE NO 717 SECTOR-14 GURGAON 122001
IAS
HARYANA
General
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3
3
208227
ARSHDEEP SINGHVILLAGE SHALAPUR BET P O TALWANDI CHOWDRIAN DIST KAPURTHALA PUNJAB 144606
IAS
PUNJAB
General
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4
4
33136
SHURBIR SINGH343L MODEL TOWN JALANDHAR CITY PUNJAB 144003
IAS
AGMUT
General
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5
5
1286
ANAMIKA SINGHROOM NO #26,GODAVARI HOSTEL JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY NEW DELHI 110067
IAS
UTTAR PRADESH
General
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6
6
172052
HARITASH GULSHANS/O SHRI MAHADEO PRASAD, 298-SECTOR-K,AASHIANA COLONY, KANPUR ROAD,
IAS
UTTARANCHAL
General
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7
7
229269
PRASHANT KUMARASSTT. COMMISSIONER, CENTRAL EXCISE & CUSTOMS, CITY DIVN.,VADODARA-II
IAS
JHARKHAND
General
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8
8
75
BHASKAR KATAMNENI256 OLD BRAHMAPUTRA HOSTEL JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY NEW DELHI 110067
IAS
ANDHRA PRADESH
General
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9
9
15280
SANJAY BANSAL237\7 OLD COTTON MILLS NARWANA (JIND) HARYANA 126116
IAS
WEST BENGAL
General
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10
10
139690
ARINDAM BHATTACHARYYACHENTHAMARA VEERABHADRA GARDEN POTTAKUZHY PATTOM TRIVANDRUM KERALA 695004
IFS

General
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11
11
104576
J KUMARAGURUBARAN166 SOUTH STREET,TIRUKOILUR, VILLUPPURAM DT -TAMILNADU 605757
IAS
TAMIL NADU
OBC
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12
12
17098
PRIYANKA CHAUHAN119,DESHBANDU APTTS, KALKAJI NEW DELHI 110019
IFS

General
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13
13
83988
PRADEEP SINGH RAJPUROHITC/O SH G S RAJPUROHIT 19-E-55, CHOUPASANI HOUSING BOARD JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN
IFS

General
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14
14
16473
VISHAL R14 JITURI PLOTS MANJUNATH NAGAR CROSS GOKUL ROAD HUBLI 580030
IAS
KARNATAKA
General
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15
15
82651
D VIJAY KUMARMIG-1, 482 & 483,FLAT NO.601, VAYUPUTRA TOWERS, K.P.H.B. COLONY,
IAS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
SC
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16
16
30116
PALKA SAHNID/O MR M K SAHNI NEAR POST OFFICE RAJGARH ROAD SOLAN
IAS
BIHAR
General
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17
17
61994
AJAY NAGABHUSHAN MNC/O LAXMI RAMACHANDRA #131 16TH MAIN BSKI STAGE II BLOCK BANGALORE 560050
IAS
KARNATAKA
OBC
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18
18
30219
AMIT KATARIA44 SECTOR 15-I GURGAON HARYANA 122001
IAS
CHHATTISGARH
General
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19
19
86809
VASANTHA KUMAR N
4/63,KOLLAPATTY.M MOHANNAGAR,SALEM,TAMILNADU 636030
IAS
AGMUT
OBC
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20
20
119754
MAMTA
C/O MR SUJIT K CHAUDHARY FLAT NO-102,BLOCK-B, MATESHWARI APPTT, EXHIBITION
IAS
HIMACHAL PRADESH
General
======
21
21
238766
GUPTA RAHUL BABU LAL BHAI
F-1 SIDDHANT APTT 3, SHRIMALI SOC NAVRANGPURA AHMEDABAD 380009
IAS
GUJARAT
General
=====
22
22
223206
MANDEEP KAUR
124-D/107, GOVIND NAGAR, KANPUR UP 208006
IAS
JAMMU & KASHMIR
General
=======
23
23
36115
AMIT KUMAR MISHRA
134 LALA LAJPAT RAI COLONY 7TH CHOPASNI ROAD SARDARPURA JODHPUR RAJASTHAN 342003
IFS
General
=======
24
24
28079
BALKAR SINGH
S/O SH CHAMEL SINGH VILL MUNNAREHRI P O HABRI TEH PUNDRI DISTT KAITHAL
IAS
KERALA
General
======
25
25
288181
RAGHURAJ M R
SAMATHA POWER HOUSE EXTENSION ROAD COCHIN 682018
IAS
MADHYA PRADESH
General
=========
26
26
63892
GUNJAN
162-A CIVIL LINES MEERUT CANTT 250001
IAS
MAHARASHTRA
General
=====
27
27
873
NIDHI KESARWANI
H.NO.456, UPRAINGANJ WARD, DIXITPURA, JABALPUR, M.P. 482002
IAS
MANIPUR-TRIPURA
General
======
28
28
2003
AMBRISH KUMAR
32 GREEN VIEW COLONY PATIALA PUNJAB 147001
IAS
RAJASTHAN
General
======
29
29
262086
KARTIK PANDE
C-5 NAINI VIHAR P O MALLITAL NAINITAL UTTRANCHAL 263001
IFS
General
=======
30
30
30444
SHRUTI SINGH
67-DAYANAND VIHAR VIKAS MARG NEW DELHI 110092
IAS
SIKKIM
General
======
31
31
5079
PINGALE VIJAY MARUTI
C/O VIJAY M PINGALE I I S INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MASS COMMUNICATION ARUNA ASAF ALI
IAS
TAMIL NADU
OBC
====
32
32
120468
SANJAY GOYAL
M/S GOYAL INDUSTRIES PO BANKEYGANJ DIST. LAKHIMPUR KHERI,
IAS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
General
======
33
33
23200
R LAKSHMANAN
55 2ND STREET ANNANAGAR, LINGANOOR VADAVALLI, COIMBATORE 641041
IAS
BIHAR
General
======
34
34
144005
SANGEETHA P
NEW NO 182 PELLAVARAI SURAPET ROAD LAKSHMIPURAM POST CHENNAI 600099
IAS
CHHATTISGARH
General
======
35
35
72037
RAVI JAIN
50, PATRAKAR COLONY, SECTOR-7, EXTN., NPH ROAD, JODHPUR
IAS
RAJASTHAN
General
=====
36
36
33419
MANISHA CHANDRA
C/O DR PRABHAT KUMAR 184/125 ALLENGANJ ALLAHABAD U P 211002
IAS
GUJARAT
General
=======
37
37
94010
BRIJESH PANDAY
GOPAL NAGAR BADAUSA ROAD ATARRA BANDA U P 210201
IAS
MANIPUR-TRIPURA
General
======
38
38
232423
RAVIKUMAR N G
45,MATHUR NILAYA,4TH MAIN, 2ND CROSS,GHBCS LAYOUT, NANDINILAYOUT PO. BANGALORE
IAS
UTTAR PRADESH
OBC
=====
39
39
266458
MANASHVI KUMAR

C/O MR YASHAVI KUMAR HOUSE NO 2440,HUDSON LINES KINGSWAY CAMP DELHI -110009
IAS
PUNJAB
General
======
40
40
47790
PARIMAL SINGH

C/O R R SINGH G-40 R B I OFF QRS 16/82 CIVIL LINES KANPUR 208001
IAS
MAHARASHTRA
General
=======
41
41
62059
ANSHUL MISHRA

101 SUTLEJ HOSTEL J N U NEW DELHI 110067
IAS
TAMIL NADU
General
==========
42
42
136447
B V R CHANDRA PURUSHOTTAM
C/O DR. B.V.R.L. RAO DOOR NO.1-48-8/1, LIG-20, SECTOR-1, M.V.P. COLONY,
IAS
UTTARANCHAL
General
========
43
43
35171
VIJAY VISHWAS PANT
NARAYAN HARI SADAN NAWABI ROAD HALDWANI DISTT NAINITAL 263139
IAS
UTTAR PRADESH
General
=======
44
44
10251
RAMAN RAVINATH M V A P
LATA BUILDING KELA PLOTS JATHARPETH, AKOLA 444005
IAS
WEST BENGAL
General
=======
45
45
29776
VIKRAM KUMAR
212 L NEW COLONY GURGAON HARYANA 122001
IAS
MAHARASHTRA
General
=======
46
46
4821
SAUMYA GUPTA
C/O MR B K GUPTA 26-A ATUL GROVE ROAD NEW DELHI 110001
IAS
MANIPUR-TRIPURA
General
======
47
47
110143
RAVI KUMAR SURPUR

C/O U G SURPUR BANSHANKRI NAGAR, KELGERI ROAD, DHARWAD 580008
IAS
RAJASTHAN
SC
======
48
48
43178
GARIMA GUPTA
3 MISSION SCHOOL COMPOUND NEAR BUS STAND AJMER RAJASTHAN 305001
IAS
AGMUT
General
=====
49
49
150801
SANJAY GOEL

H NO SP-46, IST FLOOR, MAURYA ENCLAVE, PITAMPURA, DELHI 110088
IAS
AGMUT
General
=====
50
50
9544
ROSHAN JACOB
K P IV/504, PALLINUKKU, KALLAYAM PO, THRIRUVANANTHAPURAM,
IAS
UTTAR PRADESH
General
=======
51
51
48329
PRIYANKA BASU INGTY
DA 88,SECTOR 1 SALT LAKE CITY KOLKATA 700064
IAS
TAMIL NADU
ST
=====
52
52
169995
KARNIK SANDEEP PRAKASH
A/16 VISHAKHA L T EXTN RD. MULUND (E) MUMBAI 400081
IPS
MAHARASHTRA
General
=======
53
53
15038
P MOHANDAS KARAM CHAND GANDHI
P MOHANDAS,1/6 MOHAVANUR(P.O) JAKKAR PALAYAM(VIA) UDUMALPET(TK),TAMILNADU 642202
IAS
WEST BENGAL
OBC
======
54
54
63878
SHANTANU PUNDLIKRAO GOTMARE
AT+PO BRAHMNI (OLD) TEHSIL : KALMESHWAR DIST : NAGPUR 441501
IAS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
OBC
=======
55
55
5600
CHERRY MALIK
C/O MR ARUN MALIK 1 R A LINES TOPKHANA MEERUT CANTT MEERUT U P
IAS
BIHAR
General
=====
56
56
15279
RAJENDER KUMAR
PT. RAMJI DAS JAGDISH DUTT MEMORIAL HOSPITL, TIKKAR CHOWK SARAHAN, THE PACHHAD,
IAS
GUJARAT
General
=====
57
57
305426
KEWAL KHURANA
21, VIJAY NAGAR COLONY, BUDAUN U.P. 243601
IPS
UTTARANCHAL
General
======
58
58
136665
MITESH JAIN
42, CHOWKI GATE, FIROZABAD U.P. 283203
IPS
WEST BENGAL
General
======
59
59
182299
R AERON ISRAEL JEBASINGH
NO.28,I.MAIN ORAD, NORTH JEGANATHA NAGAR, VILLIVAKKAM,CHENNAI-600049
IAS
WEST BENGAL
OBC
=======
60
60
39635
S INBASEKAR
16 OLD NO 28 THALAYARI ST WEST MAMBALAM CHENNAI 600033
IFS
General
======
61
61
14631
ESHA SRIVASTAVA
122 CHANDRALOK ALIGANJ LUCKNOW UTTAR PRADESH 226020
IFS
General
======
62
62
52667
VIKAS VAIBHAV
S/O MR. J SINGH D-1076, PANIPAT REFINERY TOWNSHIP, PO DADLANA, HARYANA
IFS
General
======
63
63
63359
PREETINDER SINGH
H.NO.1, DASMESH NAGAR NEAR PUNJAB ROADWAYS WORKSHOP, SIDHWAN-BET ROAD, JAGRAON,
IPS
UTTAR PRADESH
General
=======
64
64
257360
CHINMOY NAIK
H NO C-1/3,LODHI GARDEN NEAR MODI HOUSE,NEW DELHI 110003
IFS
General
======
65
65
97716
BIRENDRA PRASAD YADAV
ROOM NO 7 PG HOSTEL BIHAR VETERINARY COLLEGE PATNA 14 BIHAR 800014
IAS
BIHAR
OBC
======
66
66
122614
SUBOORUL HASAN USMANI
536/334 NEW MADEH GANJ KHADRA OPPOSITE WISDOM PUBLIC SCHOOL LUCKNOW 226020
IFS
General
======
67
67
283576
PRABHAT KUMAR
AM 65 2ND FLOOR SHALIMAR BAGH DELHI 110088
IPS
JHARKHAND
General
======
68
68
70584
SAMIT SHARMA
C/O SHRI S K SHARMA 1139 ARYA NAGAR AJMER RAJ 305001
IAS
RAJASTHAN
OBC
========
69
69
76095
GAURAV DAYAL
.
C/O MR RAMJI LAL, AB224 SHALIMAR BAGH DELHI 110052
IAS
UTTAR PRADESH
SC
=====
70
70
12938
BANCHHA NIDHI PANI
C/O NISHIKANTA MOHAPATRA ROOM NO 342E BRAHMAPUTRA HOSTE JNU NEW DELHI 110067
IPS
ORISSA
General
========
71
71
75492
VIVEK KUMAR
A-37, VASANT VIHAR JHUNJHUNU, RAJASTHAN 333001
IFS
OBC
=======
72
72
1386
TARUN JOSHI
127-A KILOKRI OPPOSITE MAHARANI BAGH NEW DELHI 110014
IPS
ANDHRA PRADESH
General
======
73
73
76487
ANUPAM KUMAR SUMAN
IN HOUSE OF DEEPNARAYAN SINGH BEHIND P K HOSPITAL NAYA BAZAR SAHARSA BIHAR 852201
IRS
General
=======
74
74
75073
ANUP KURUVILLA JOHN
C/O KURUVILLA JOHN IAS, TC.4/102-3, AMBALA NAGAR EXTN. KAWADIAR PO,THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
IPS
KERALA
General
=======
75
75
108609
VEENU BANSAL
S/O PROF. S.K. BANSAL HOUSE NO.41, AJIT NAGAR, CHURCH ROAD, PATIALA, PUNJAB
IPS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
General
===========
76
76
122477
PADWAL PRAVINKUAMR TABAJI
C/O SANJIY S PATIL HAWARES BALAJIKRUPA CHS 1-A/9, SECTOR-28,NERUL (W)
IPS
MAHARASHTRA
General
=======
77
77
30333
VARUN ROOJAM
HOUSE NO 2258, SECTOR-35-C CHANDIGARH 160017
IAS
PUNJAB
SC
====
78
78
13270
TELANG AMIT SHIVKUMAR
300 AVANTI APARTMENTS LAXMI NAGAR NAGPUR 440022
IRS
General
======
79
79
59228
CHETAN P S RAO

HOUSE NO 624, SECTOR-7 PANCHKULA HARYANA 134109
NA-M
General
========
80
80
170474
KUNDAN KUMAR
FLAT NO 160 S F S FLATS DR MUKHERJEE NAGAR DELHI 110009
IAS
BIHAR
OBC
======
81
81
240
RAVI PRAKASH
C/O SAMIR SRIVASTAV ROOM NO.351, JHELUM HOSTEL JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY
IRS
General
=======
82
82
39744
PANKAJ KUMAR
MISHRA JANCH GHAR,PANDUI KOTHI OPP. VINDHYACHAL APPTTS., BORING ROAD,
IRS
General
=======
83
83
260999
PRAVIN KUMAR
C/O SRI D C SINGH P-20, NEW POLICE LINES KINGSWAY CAMP - 110009
IC&CES
General
=======
84
84
22992
NEHA
C\O MR. R.P. SINGH FLAT -202,PRADHAN TOWERS, NORTH OFFICE PARA, DORANDA,
IPS
CHHATTISGARH
General
=======
85
85
232062
GAGANDEEP GAMBHIR
I BLOCK, HOUSE NO 312 BHAI RANDHIR SINGH NAGAR LUDHIANA PANJAB
IPS
GUJARAT
General
========
86
86
140599
K A SENTHIL VELAN
7 DOAK NAGAR EXTENSION VIRATTIPATHU POST MADURAI TAMIL NADU 625010
IPS
TAMIL NADU
OBC
====
87
87
33456
SATENDER KUMAR GUPTA
S/O MR S K GUPTA 5/86,SANTPURA GALI NO 2 GOVINDPURI,MODINAGAR,
IPS
HARYANA
General
=======
88
88
182574
S S MEENAKSHI SUNDARAM
S/O MR S M SUBBAIAH ADVOCATE SIVAM ILLAM OLD NO 149 NEW NO 50 SWAMY NAICKEN STREET
IAS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
OBC
======
89
89
97360
PRASANA R
143A,MEENA ESTATE,PART-III SOWRIPALAYAM POST,COIMBATORE, TAMIL NADU 641028
IAS
CHHATTISGARH
OBC
=====
90
90
12401
AGNIHOTRI SONAL MOHAN
1422, KASBA PETH, PHADKE HOWD CHOWK PUNE MAHARASHTRA 411011
IPS
HIMACHAL PRADESH
General
======
91
91
3636
RAJ KUMAR BENIWAL
VILL MANDAWARA P.O. HINDAUN CITY DIST KARAULI RAJASTHAN
IAS
GUJARAT
OBC
=======
92
92
57544
PATIL RAVINDRANATH PRABHAKAR
2/100 CENTRAL GOVT COLONY MUKUND NAGAR PUNE 411037
IPS
JAMMU & KASHMIR
General
=======
93
93
22983
NEHA CHAUDHARY
FLAT #18, SRM GP HSG SOCIETY PLOT NO. 106, PATPARGANJ, I.P. EXTN., DELHI 110092
IRS
General
===========
94
94
170604
SANJAY KUMAR

H NO -266, SECTOR -4,ROHTAK 124001
IPS
MADHYA PRADESH
General
==========
95
95
14705
RAJAT KUMAR
29\23 OLD RAJINDER NAGAR II ND FLOOR NEW DELHI 110060
IPS
MANIPUR-TRIPURA
General
======
96
96
111928
RAJESH OJHA
7-JHA-13 JAWAHAR NAGAR JAIPUR RAJASTHAN 302004
IRS
General
======
97
97
7410
C G RAJINI KAANTHAN
C G.RAJINIKANTHAN C/O MR.RAJENDRAN NO.5-7/12,ANUPALLAVINAGAR,
IAS
HARYANA
OBC
=======
98
98
837
SHALINI VERMA

C-13, SECTOR-40, NOIDA U.P. 201303
IRS
General
======
99
99
23423
C PAULRASU
R.NO.5, HEMANT HOSTEL IARI PUSA NEW DELHI 110012
IAS
HIMACHAL PRADESH
OBC
===========
100
100
26523
AARTI SAXENA
M-407 CHANDRESH RESIDENCY LODHA COMPLEX NAYA NAGAR MIRA ROAD(E) THANE DIST 401107
IC&CES
General
=====
101
101
261482
VIKAS KUMAR

S/O SHRI AMAR NATH SINGH (ADM) VIR KUNWAR SINGH PATH, NEW AREA, MAHARAJGANJ ROAD,
IPS
NAGALAND
General
======
102
102
243393
RUCHIKA RISHI

C/O SH M L SHARMA B26D GANGOTRI APARTMENTS ALAKNANDA NEW DELHI 110019
IPS
SIKKIM
General
======
103
103
163918
PANDURANG KONDBARAO POLE
AT TURK PIMPRI TA&POST-AUNDHA (NAGNATH) DIST. HINGOLI 431705
IAS
JAMMU & KASHMIR
OBC
=====
104
104
147075
NAVIN GULATI
B-37 VASANT VIHAR SOCIETY G.I.D.C MAKARPURA BARODA (GUJARAT) 390010
IPS
ANDHRA PRADESH
General
======
105
105
170502
DESAI VRUNDA MANOHAR

C/O DESAI MOTOR SCHOOL RAHATE COLONY, JAIL ROAD, NAGPUR 440022
E
General
========
106
106
26715
GAURAV SRIVASTAVA
C/O DR R C SRIVASTAVA J 2/2 SECTOR 13 M S FLATS R K PURAM NEW DELHI 110066
IPS
RAJASTHAN
General
======
107
107
1050
RAVNEET SINGH
H NO 252 VASANT VIHAR D C ROAD HOSHIARPUR PUNJAB 146001
IPS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
General
=======
108
108
119815
K RAVI KUMAR
A 15 N G O A COLONY TIRUNELVELI TAMIL NADU 627007
IAS
JHARKHAND
OBC
=======
109
109
40077
ABHISHEK PATHAK
C\O SHRI NARAYAN PATHAK HOUSE NO-465 AMEER NAGAR NEAR MOTI NAGAR LUCKNOW
IPS
CHHATTISGARH
General
======
110
110
63420
SOMANATH S UKKALI
B-3, KEB QUARTERS, 7 MAIN, HAL 2 STAGE, INDIRA NAGAR, BANGALORE 560008
IRS
General
=============
111
111
10538
MADHU MALTI GHOSH
C/O MR K M GHOSH SUROJIT VILLA FLAT 201 EXHIBITION ROAD 800001
IRS
General
======
112
112
3096
SANDEEP SINGH
SANDEEP SINGH C/O SHRI ATAR SINGH NAIN 68,ADARSH NAGAR,SONIPAT,
IPS
GUJARAT
General
=======
113
113
172078
ATUL KUMAR GOEL
90/12 MALVIYA NAGAR FIRST FLOOR, NEW DELHI 110017
IPS
JAMMU & KASHMIR
General
======
114
114
284481
VIKRAMJIT SINGH
C/O BRIG. HARINDER SINGH(RETD) 424, CLOVER WATER GARDENS, 69, KALYANI NAGAR,
IPS
KERALA
General
============
115
115
1597
WAGHMARE VIJAY BALKRISHNA
C/O J NIRUPAMA F 180 NAUROJI NAGAR NEW DELHI 110029
IAS
MAHARASHTRA
SC
=====
116
116
55556
YASHOVARDHAN PATHAK
'RADHA NIKUNJ'JORA PHATAK ROAD DHANBAD, JHARKHAND 826001
IPS
MANIPUR-TRIPURA
General
=====
117
117
12915
SREEKANTH T
17/450-A, NEHRU NAGAR MADANAPALIE CHITTOOR DIST ANDHRA PRADESH 517325
IAS
AGMUT
SC
======
118
118
43168
IRSHAD WALI
C/O MD ABDUL WALI, GUMTI NO.3, BHIKHANPUR, BHAGALPUR,
IPS
NAGALAND
General
======
119
119
61999
ASHISH KUMAR SINGH
C/O MOOL CHAND SHARMA 25/9 L I C COLONY TAIGORE TOWN ALLAHABAD 211002
IPS
ORISSA
General
=======
120
120
35123
SHUBHANJAN DAS
31/29 FLAT 4-B K B SARANI MALL ROAD DUMDUM KOLKATA 700080
IRS
General
===========
121
121
36326
ANBUKKUMAR V
.
C/O D BALA SUBRAMANIAN FLAT A-4 PLOT 29A 28TH STREET NANGANALLUR CHENNAI TAMIL NADU
IAS
KARNATAKA
OBC
====
122
122
140251
JOHN KINGSLY A R
RAJA BHAVAN ANDOOR VENDALI CODE PO KULASEKHARAM K K DIST TN 629161
IAS
MADHYA PRADESH
OBC
===
123
123
1273
BELU SINHA

ROOM # 336 GANGA HOSTEL JNU NEW DELHI 110067
IRS
General
======
124
124
283432
ASRA GARG
60-G, MAJITHIA ENCLAVE, NEAR 24 NO. RAILWAY PHATAK, PATIALA, PUNJAB - 147001
IPS
TAMIL NADU
General
========
125
125
169737
PRAVEEN KUMAR TRIPATHI
M2-A-1207 INDIRA NAGAR LUCKNOW U P 226016
IPS
WEST BENGAL
General
==========
126
126
12996
JAGDISH PRASAD MEENA
S/O KANHAIYA LAL MEENA VILLAGE AND POST -CHHAJAWA VIA AND DISTRICT-BARAN
IAS
WEST BENGAL
ST
===
127
127
98382
RAMASWAMI N

KANAKKAM PALAYAM P OLAPALAYAM PO PERUNDURAI VIA ERODE DT TAMILNADU 638052
IAS
MAHARASHTRA
OBC
=====
128
128
75036
SHUCHITA GUPTA
E-7/19, KRISHNA NAGAR DELHI 110051
IPS
KARNATAKA
General
=======
129
129
218
BYOMAKESH PRADIPA KUMAR PANDA
ROOM NO 241,JHELUM HOSTEL, JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY, NEW DELHI 110067
IRS
General
=======
130
130
106856
N ASHOK KUMAR

S/O MR V N NATARAYAN, ARAKKAN KOTTAI (PO)T.N.PALAYAM VIA -ERODE(DT) TAMIL NADU
IAS
MANIPUR-TRIPURA
OBC
=====
131
131
11261
SANDEEP PATIL
NO.23, IST MAIN ROAD, SRIKANTAN LAYOUT, HIGH GROUNDS BANGALORE- 560001
IPS
KARNATAKA
General
=======
132
132
50773
NISHITH MISHRA
22/1038 LODHI COLONY NEW DELHI 110003
IPS
MAHARASHTRA
General
========
133
133
297966
HARSHA P S
C/O DR MAHESH P S ASST,DIR. CENTRAL POULTRY DEVELOPMENT OR GANISATIONHESSARAGHATTA,
IPS
KARNATAKA
General
==========
134
134
9365
UTTURE MALLIKARJUN MAHALINGAPP
A/P MAHAGAON,ILQ.GADHINGLAJ, DIST.KOLHAPUR-416503
IRS
General
========
135
135
177457
PARUL KUSH
C/O MR S B KAUSHIK H NO 3321-A SEC 24-D CHANDIGARH 160023
IPS
NAGALAND
General
==========
136
136
90299
DEEPAK KUMAR
S/O MR SURENDRA SINGH OPP. MAIN POLICE STATION CIVIL LINES, BIJNOR U P
IPS
ORISSA
General
==========
137
137
185652
SHARAT KAVIRAJ
INDIAN PUBLIC SCHOOL BARKAT NALAR JAIPUR 302015
IPS
RAJASTHAN
General
==========
138
138
151649
DINESH KUMAR
S/O SHRI JAILAL VILL/POST ABUSAR DIST JHUNJHUNU RAJASTHAN
IAS
NAGALAND
OBC
========
139
139
127359
SABYA SACHI RAMAN MISHRA
C/O MR J P SHARMA G 33 SOUTH CITY RAI BAREILLY ROAD LUCKNOW 226025
IPS
WEST BENGAL
General
========
140
140
84326
ANAND PRAKASH TIWARI

C/O SANTOSH RAI 108,NEWMUMFORDGUNJ,ALLAHABAD U P 211002
IPS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
General
========
141
141
23456
ANBALAGAN P
KASI PALAYAM PALA THOLUVU UTTUKULI (VIA), ERODE DIST TAMIL NADU 638751
IAS
ORISSA
OBC
=====
142
142
261085
ANKIT KUMAR GARG
S/O SHRI ASHOK KUMAR GARG GARG BHAWAN 20 CHETNYAPURAM NAUCHANDI ROAD MEERUT U P
IPS
CHHATTISGARH
General
==========
143
143
23447
SHIPRA SHARMA

160-G F KAILASH HILLS NEW DELHI 110065
IPS
NAGALAND
General
==========
144
144
61641
MOHAMMED RIZWAN
D-138,OLD SEEMA PURI,JHILMIL, DELHI-110095
IRS
General
==========
145
145
30665
DHEERAJ GARG
Ist FLOOR, HOUSE NO.5, HARSH VIHAR,PITAM PURA, NEW DELHI
IRS
General
=========
146
146
149754
CHAUHAN KAVITA MOHANSINGH

36 OSMAN CHAMBERS K.K.G MARG JUHU TARA MUMBAI MAHARASHTRA 400049
IAS
PUNJAB
OBC
========
147
147
25471
SANJAY JOSEPH

MAROTTICKAL KUMBALATHU T.V.PURAM (PO), VAIKOM, KOTTAYAM, KERALA 686606
IRS
General
========
148
148
135961
AIRIJU JAIKARAN
S/O DR J K GOEL IST FLOOR E-14 PRASHANT VIHAR ROHINI DELHI 110085
IRS
General
=========
149
149
21606
GIRISH BALI
EF-335 BALI HOUSE, BEHIND GRAND HOTEL, NEW RAILWAY ROAD,
IRS
General
==========
150
150
99204
AMRITA SINGH
D/O DR RAJESHWAR SINGH H O D DEPT OF GEOLOGY VINOBA BHAVE UNIVERSITY
IRS
General
==========
151
151
39258
KHADE NITINKUMAR SHIVDAS

TULSI SAHYADRINAGAR,ISBAWI, PANDHARPUR-PUNE ROAD, PANDHARPUR-413304
IAS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
OBC
=====
152
152
74881
NEIL JAIN

B-139, SECTOR-C MAHANAGAR LUCKNOW U P 226006
IRS
General
==========
153
153
7492
PRADYUMNA P S

S/O DR P K SRINIVAS 2588/A II CROSS KALIDASA ROAD ONTIKOPPAL MYSORE KARNATAKA
IAS
ANDHRA PRADESH
ST
===========
154
154
281308
MOHAN REDDY R

NO 93, KACHARA KANA HALLI ST THOMAS TOWN POST, BANGALORE 560084
IRS
General
==========
155
155
3987
BHARAT BHUSHAN GARG

III A 184 NEHRU NAGAR, GHAZIABAD U P 201001
IRS
General
==========
156
156
262621
MAURYA PRATAP

H NO 1413, TOP FLOOR MUKHERJEE NAGAR DELHI 110009
IRS
General
==========
157
157
83671
ARUNA RAJORIA
34 SHAKTI NAGAR NEAR TRIVENI GOPALPURA BY PASS JAIPUR RAJ 302015
IAS
ASSAM-MEGHALAYA
SC
=======
158
158
200208
RAJESH MANJHU

H NO 1, WARD NO 2 PILI BANGAN HANUMANGARH, RAJASTHAN 335803
IAS
GUJARAT
OBC
=====
159
159
62930
SHRAMDEEP SINHA

128/256,TULARAMBAG, PO DARAGANJ,ALLAHABAD 211006
IRS
General
========
160
160
876
PRAJNA PARAMITA

C/O Dr. BRAJARAJ SAMANTARAY, PLOT NO.4912(P),IN FRONT OF EA/50, JHARANA SAHI,
IRS
General
========
161
161
82168
RIDDHI DASSANI

2A SAGAR MATHA APPTS 18/7 M G ROAD INDORE MP 452001
IRS
General
========
162
162
1895
DIPANKER TRIVEDI

ROOM NO 17 JUBILEE HALL HOSTEL UNIVERSITY OF DELHI DELHI 110007
NA-M
General
==========
163
163
170761
RAVINDER SINDHU

HOUSE NUMBER 117-B, SECTOR-14, ROHTAK 124001
IRS
General
==========
164
164
209793
YADAV RAKESH RAMNATH
'LAXMICHAYA', PATEL PADA DAHANU ROAD DIST THANE MAHARASTRA 401602
IAS
MANIPUR-TRIPURA
OBC
=======
165
165
8424
PATIL VIDYASAGAR RAYAGONDA
10/378 NIVARA, D N NAGAR ANDHERI-W, MUMBAI 400053
IRS
General
==========
166
166
50603
RAJ SHEKHAR
C/O M G HIREMATH H.NO.1, LAXMIBAI NAGAR, NEW DELHI 110023
IAS
UTTAR PRADESH
OBC
=====
167
167
2956
ABHAY KUMAR SINGH

H NO CS-91/175, SULTANPUR, MEHRAULI NEW DELHI 110030
IAS
BIHAR
SC
==========
168
168
1197
MANISHA KINNU

ROOM NO 330 GANGA HOSTEL JNU NEW DELHI 110067
IRS
General
==========
169
169
16806
ABHISHEK PAL GARG
HOUSE NUMBER 637 SECTOR 8 PANCHKULA HARYANA 134109
IRS
General
==========
170
170
61717
VIVEK AGGARWAL

C/O DR KETKI GARG NAVJIVAN NURSING HOME THE MALL BATHINDA (PUNJAB) 151001
IRS
General
==========
171
171
23073
ALARMELMANGAI D
NO.2, ARANGASWAMY NAGAR, CIVIL AERODROME POST COIMBATORE TAMILNADU 641014
IAS
CHHATTISGARH
SC
=====
172
172
5882
KATRAGADDA HARITHA
PLOT NO 38 SANTOSH NAGAR COLONY MEHDIPATNAM HYDERABAD 600028
IRS
General
==========
173
173
232358
VINAY KUMAR
S/O SRI NAWRATAN LAL 9,PC BOSE ROAD, DANAPUR CANTT DISTT. PATNA BIHAR 801503
IPS
BIHAR
OBC
==========
174
174
153604
SALUNKE SANDIPKUMAR RATAN
DESHMUKH NAGAR, PIMPLE ROAD, AMALNER, DIST. JALGAON, MAHARASHTRA 425401
IRS
General
==========
175
175
45882
PATHADE PRAKASH LAXMANRAO
419 YASHODEEP MAHAVEER SOCIETY NANDED 431602
IRS
General
==========
176
176
76059
MD SHAHREYAR IQBAL FAISAL
2ND FLR 298/11 GAFFAR APTT GAFFAR MANZIL EXTN JAMIA NAGAR OKHALA N DELHI 110025
IC&CES
General
==========
177
177
13033
SHASHI SAKLANI
S/O SH H R SAKLANI VILL KHANPUR P O SEOH TEH SARKAGHAT DISTT MANDI H P
IRS
General
==========
178
178
61427
P S KARTHIGEYAN
37/3 NEHRU STREET SHENBAKKAM VELLORE TOWN VELLORE DIST TAMILNADU 632008
IFS
OBC
==========
179
179
62500
KRISHANA GOPAL GOYAL
ACIT (UT), C-9, NALANDA HOSTEL, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DIRECT TAX
NA-M
General
==========
180
180
147329
SATYABRATA KUMAR
C/O MR V N SINHA, HIG-55 CHANAKYA PURI COLONY, GAYA BIHAR-823001
IC&CES
General
-=========
181
181
17544
SOLANKI VISHAL VASANT
SILVER SPLENDOUR, REVENUE COLONY,J M ROAD,SHIVAJI NAGAR PUNE 411005
P&TFAS
General
==========
182
182
1576
SUMAN MALIK
88-A (II ND FLOOR) KAMLA NAGAR DELHI 110007
IRS
General
==========
183
183
118431
P KARUNAKARAN
ASSTT. PROFESSOR, DEPTT. OF ANIMAL NUTRITION, MADRAS VETERINARY COLLEGE,
IPS
AGMUT
OBC
=======
184
184
445
AVINASH KUMAR
C/O AMRESH ANAND, 2ND FLOOR, HOUSE NO.1006, DR. MUKHERJEE NAGAR,
IPS
TAMIL NADU
OBC
=====
185
185
259816
LOVE KUMAR
S/O MR M P VERMA BANK COLONY VASUDEV NAGAR AMROHA UP 244221
IPS
UTTAR PRADESH
OBC
=====
186
186
21856
SHASHANK VIKRAM
57-A BLOCK K YASHODA NAGAR KANPUR U P 208011
IFS
OBC
=====
187
187
21008
MD NOOR RAHMAN SHEIKH
TOP K K KHONG BPO-POROMPAT IMPHAL MANIPUR 795010
IFS
OBC
=====
188
188
280702
BALVINDER KAUR
28 KESHAV ROAD LAXMAN CHOWK DEHRADUN UTTARANCHAL 248001
IRS
General
=====
189
189
149747
SARASWATI PADMANABHAN
12, SRI KANCHI, CHEDDANAGAR, MUMBAI,
IRS
General
=====
190
190
2455
VED PRAKASH MISHRA
C/O-SRI B.N. MATHUR 242,SOBHATIA BAGH ALLAHABAD -U.P.
IRS
General
=====
191
191
142508
SUNIL KUMAR CHOUDHARY
S/O SH SUBHASH REWAR ADVOCATE COURT RAISINGHNAGAR DIST SRIGANGANAGAR RAJ 335051
IPS
WEST BENGAL
OBC
=====
192
192
70261
SATYA BRATA BHOI
AT P O SARGUL MALPARA VIA RISIDA DIST. KALAHANDI ORISSA 766031
IPS
ORISSA
OBC
=====
193
193
122480
SMITA GOPAL
C/O LT GEN MADAN GOPAL DIRECTOR GENERAL INFANTRY, DTE.-GENERAL OF INFANTRY,
IAAS
General
=====
194
194
23943
PANKAJ KUMAR PANDEY
E W S 281 A D A COLONY NEEM SARAI DHOOMANGANJ, ALLAHABAD U P 211011
IRS
General
=====
195
195
1893
SAMBIT MISHRA
TYPE III 296 NEW A G COLONY BHUBANESWAR 751012
IRS
General
=====
196
196
2257
PANKAJ GUPTA
BEHIND GAYTREE MANDIR, RICE MILL ROAD, JAWAHAR GANJ, DABRA,
IRS
General
=====
197
197
30375
MANJUNATH D C
2/329, KAMARAJ NAGAR, KRISHNAGIRI, TAMIL NADU-635002
IFS
OBC
=====
198
198
51514
VIPIN SHARMA
S/O DR RAM GOPAL SHARMA SUSHMA NURSING HOME ISMAILABAD KURUKSHETRA HARYANA 136129
IRS
General
=====
199
199
73466
H L SOWMYA ACHAR
NO.128,ANARGHYA,2ND MAIN, LIC COLONY,SRIRAMPURA II-STAGE MYSORE, KARNATAKA -570023
NA-M
General
=====
200
200
243983
AMIT DHAKA
170, KISHAN NAGAR, NEAR CLUB HOUSE,SHYAM NAGAR, SODALA, JAIPUR
IRS
OBC
=====
201
201
142357
ROHIT MEHRA
H NO 1726X-7 GALI SUNYARIAN CHARAT SINGH AMRITSAR PB 143001
IRS
General
=====
202
202
261262
PAWAN KUMAR SAIN
ROOM NO 127 JHELUM HOSTEL JNU NEW DELHI 110067
IPS
GUJARAT
OBC
=====
203
203
12964
MADHUR VERMA

50 ATAM NAGAR LUDHIANA 141003
IC&CES
General
=====
204
204
132629
POOJA RASTOGI
C/O BRIG R N RASTOGI DEPUTY COMMANDANT COMMAND HOSPITAL NR COMMAND
IRS
General
=====
205
205
148528
VIKASH KUMAR AGARWAL
S/O SRI D N AGARWAL 24 NEW SETTLEMENT MARKET KHARAGPUR W MIDNAPORE W BENGAL
IRS
General
=====
206
206
137255
GAURAV RAJPUT
C/O ROHTAS KUMAR B-727,WEAVERS COLONY ASHOK VIHAR PHASE -4 DELHI
IPS
MADHYA PRADESH
OBC
=====
207
207
117982
AJAY KUMAR YADAV
AJAY KUMAR YADAV C/O D.R.YADAV(SADO), BLOCK OFFICE-KUNDAGAON
IPS
CHHATTISGARH
OBC
=====
208
208
61757
SHAILESH THAKUR
C\O MR. M.S.THAKUR FQ-3 NEW TOWN BHADRAVATI KARNATAKA 577201
IRS
General
=====
209
209
10420
AVINASH MOHANTY
AVINASH MOHANTY QTR NO-PJ-47 OFFICERS COLONY PUNJAGUTTA, HYDERABAD-500082
IRS
General
=====
210
210
118948
SARAVANA KUMARAN S
MANDAPASALAI,ARUPPUKOTAI TK VIRUDHUNAGAR DIST., TAMIL NADU-626118
IRS
OBC
=====
211
211
12873
KANTHI RANA TATA
FLAT NO.6, 6TH LANE, SYAMALA NAGAR, GUNTUR GUNTUR (DIST.), ANDHRA PRADESH
IPS
ANDHRA PRADESH
OBC
=====
212
212
7228
B SATYANARAYANA RAJU
N.R.S HOSTEL ROOM NO F-202 UNIVERSITY OF HYDERABAD HYDERABAD 500046
IRS
General
=====
213
213
14133
SATHEESH BALAN B
5/218,EAST ARASURE, ARASUR, SULUR (VIA),COIMBATORE, TAMIL NADU 641407
IPS
HARYANA
OBC
=====
214
214
42335
WANI VIKRAM PRAKASH
B-3/14 AAYAKAR SOC 13712 PAUD RD KOTHRUD PONE 411029
IPS
JAMMU & KASHMIR
OBC
=====
215
215
14398
AMIT KUMAR SHARMA
S\O SHRI J.P.SHARMA (ADVOCATE) H.N-136,PREM NAGAR BULANDSHAHR (U.P) 203001
IRS
General
=====
216
216
266192
SHEKHAR VIDYARTHI
C/O GP CAPT J.S. BHASIN RFD. F-41, SECTOR-40, NOIDA UP 201303
IAS
GUJARAT
ST
=====
217
217
103367
MD GAYASUDDIN ANSARI
C/O DURRANI CLOTH STORE CHOWKHANDI,SASARAM, DIST. ROHTAS BIHAR 821115
IRS
OBC
=====
218
218
30781
RISHPAL BEDI
C/O SMT T K BEDI STATE BANK OF INDIA LAJPAT NAGAR BR KANPUR 208005
IRS
General
=====
219
219
240433
ANAND KUMAR SINGH
C/O MR V K SHARMA (F.S.O) POLICE LINE FIRE STATION PRATAPGARH U.P 230001
IRS
General
=====
220
220
97252
S R KARUPPUSAMY
H-5120 FIRST STREET 12TH MAIN ROAD ANNA NAGAR WEST CHENNAI TAMIL NADU 600040
IRS
OBC
=====
221
221
9081
HOMKAR AMOL VINUKANT
NIRANJAN 119 BUDHWAR PETH NEAR KANTAK HOSPITAL KARAD DIST SATARA MAHARASHTRA
IPS
JHARKHAND
OBC
=====
222
222
3140
ABHAY KUMAR
C/O SRI A K SINGH Q.NO.T/15 'B' STATION RAILWAY COLONY (NORTH) HAJIPUR,
IC&CES
General
=====
223
223
187202
PHOOL CHAND MEENA
C/O MR SAGAR MEENA D-102 NEHRU NAGAR NEAR JAIN MANDIR PANI PECH, JAIPUR
IAS
HARYANA
ST
=====
224
224
22908
SMRITI
C\O DR.U.N.THAKUR CHANDRA NIKET VIVEKANAND MARG BORING ROAD PATNA BIHAR
IAAS
General
=====
225
225
192014
MANJEET SINGH
A 15 SUBHASH ENCLAVE CENTRAL SCHOOL ROAD NO 1 AIR FORCE ROAD JODHPUR
IRS
OBC
-====
226
226
107043
LABHU RAM
S/O SH GORDHAN RAM V/P-TARATARA VIA RANIGAON DIST BARMER
IPS
KARNATAKA
OBC
=====
227
227
107552
P PRAKASH
338 SHISHIR HOSTEL IARI NEW DELHI 110012
IPS
KERALA
OBC
=====
228
228
1685
SANJAY LAWANIA
A 47 PRATAP NAGAR SHAHGANJ AGRA U P 282010
IC&CES
General
=====
229
229
262716
MONA PRUTHI
949 SECTOR 14 FARIDABAD HARYANA 121007
IC&CES
General
=====
230
230
178065
LOKESH KUMAR JATAV
C/O SHRI J P JATAV ASST.COMM. INCOME TAX JHINJHRI JABALPUR ROAD KATNI MP 483501
IAS
MADHYA PRADESH
SC
=====
231
231
13078
GOPAL KRISHNA JHA
C/O SH. G.P. JHA, ABOVE VIVEK HOTEL,PO-CHASNALLA DISTT.-DHANBAD,
IC&CES
General
=====
232
232
33413
SANJEEV KUMAR SINGH
34 A PATLIPUTRA COLONY PATNA BIHAR 800013
IC&CES
General
=====
233
233
17990
B SUMIDAA DEVI
201 SATYA SANJEEVI APTS JAGANNADHAPURAM AKKAYYAPALEM VISKHAPATNAM 530016
IC&CES
General
=====
234
234
167934
PRASHANT KUMAR JHA
C/O SRI HARI KUMAR JHA DAUDPUR COLONY, PO M I T MUZAFFAR, BIHAR 842003
NA-M
General
=====
235
235
809
JAYA KUMAR S
39-FIRST STREET ANUMANTHAPUTHERI,CHENGALPATTU KANCHIPURAM DISTRICT
IPS
MAHARASHTRA
OBC
=====
236
236
80815
MANDIP SINGH BRAR
S/O JUSTICE H S BRAR H NO 287 SECTOR 16 CHANDIGARH 160015
IC&CES
General
=====
237
237
1199
RUCHIN GUPTA
J 1 SHASTRI NAGAR MEERUT U P 250004
IC&CES
General
=====
238
238
89715
MADHAB CHANDRA MISHRA
C\O SMT TRIBENI MISHRA AT\PO SONEPUR GHODAGHAT PARA DIST-SONEPUR ORISSA 767017
IC&CES
General
=====
239
239
111334
HARDIKAR SHRAVAN PRAMOD
B-402 SAMARTH VIHAR ANNEX PATHARLI RD. BEHIND SHIVDARSHAN DOMBIVLI (EAST)
IC&CES
General
=====
240
240
2996
RAJ KUMAR DIGVIJAY
VASANT HOSTEL ROOM NO.66 PUSA CAMPUS, IARI NEW DELHI 110012
IC&CES
General
=====
241
241
14971
DEEPAK KUMAR
#149 OLD BRAHMAPUTRA HOSTEL JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSTIY NEW DELHI 110067
IPS
MANIPUR-TRIPURA
OBC
=====
242
242
39657
HMINGLIANA MUANPUII LAL
IAAS PROBATIONER, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS, CHAURA MAIDAN,
IRS
ST
=====
243
243
93991
CHALKE SANTOSHKUMAR TUKARAM
13,ZUNJAR COLONY, GODOLI, SATARA - MAHARASHTRA 415001
IPS
RAJASTHAN
OBC
=====
244
244
41616
SUMIT KUMAR
S/O SRI SHAMBHU NATH CHAURASIA LOHAR NEEM (CHOWKHANDI) SASARAM ROHTAS BIHAR 821115
IRS
OBC
=====
245
245
629
RISHIKESH MEENA
1/631 KALA KUA HOUSING BOARD ARAVALI VIHAR ALWAR RAJASTHAN 301001
IPS
WEST BENGAL
ST
=====
246
246
2478
VIVEK PANDEY
41 TAGORE TOWN ALLAHABAD (U.P) 211002
IC&CES
General
=====
247
247
1001
DIGANTA BARAH
C/O RUCHI BHARDWAJ, FLAT NO.87 (SFS), ASHOK VIHAR-IV,
IPS
SIKKIM
OBC
=====
248
248
139641
SUNKU SRINIVASU
H.NO. 1-2-234/33, PLOT NO.20, FIRST FLOOR, NEW SBH COLONY, DOMAL GUDA, HYDERABAD 500029
IPS
BIHAR
OBC
=====
249
249
580
CHANDIP SINGH
C/O MANU CHATURVEDI ROOM NO.212, GANGA HOSTEL JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY
NA-M
General
=====
250
250
8102
SHOVAN KRISHNA SAHU
C/O MAYADHAR SAHU, AT/PO-ANGUL,NEAR PANCHACHHAKA, SIMILIPADA,ANGUL,
IRS
OBC
=====
251
251
18104
YOGENDER SINGH
S R T 424, SANATH NAGAR HYDERABAD, AP 500018
IC&CES
General
=====
252
252
3049
SHYAM KANU MAHANTA
S/O MANIK CHANDRA MAHANTA JALANNAGAR DIBRUGARH ASSAM 786005
IC&CES
General
=====
253
253
42775
ANURADHA MISHRA
C/O TRUPTI SAMAL MANAGER NATIONAL BANK STAFF COLLEGE NBSC SECTOR H LDA COLONY
IC&CES
General
=====
254
254
143209
KAILASH DAN RATNOO
C\O JAI BHAWANI TAILORS SHIV MANDIR ROAD,RATANADA JODHPUR (RAJASTHAN)
IRS
OBC
=====
255
255
296030
SACHIN BADSHAH
7/4, INDIRA VIKAS COLONY, IST FLOOR, NEAR PARMANAND COLONY,
IPS
JAMMU & KASHMIR
OBC
=====
256
256
29921
RUCHITA VIJ
35-HOUSING SOCIETY (G.F.) SOUTH EXTENSON PART I NEW DELHI 110049
IC&CES
General
=====
257
257
936
VIVEK SHARMA
S/O SRI R S SHARMA 23/41 J RAMANAND NAGAR ALLAHPUR ALLAHABD U P 211006
NA-M
OBC
=====
258
258
119498
AADHAR RAJ
412 A P COLONY GAYA 823001
IRTS

General
259
259
63941
KOTHARI VIJAY NANALAL
A/201 ANMOL TOWER SHAHIBAG AHMEDABAD 380004
IC&CES
General
260
260
21074
BHOSALE MEENAL BABURAO
202, MAGNUM COURT, GEETA NAGAR BHAYANDER (W) THANE 401101
IC&CES
General
261
261
71688
PALLAVI JOSHI
121-G GOVINDPUR COLONY OPP GITA NURSING HOME ALLAHABD U P 211004
IRAS
General
262
262
75785
ABHINAV GUPTA
HOUSE NO. 76 SECOND FLOOR STREET NO 3 KRISHNA NAGAR SAFDARJUNG NEW DELHI-110029
IC&CES
General
263
263
2447
SAMAR NANDA

C/O MR R C MOHANTY 1478 LODHI ROAD COMPLEX NEW DELHI 110003
IC&CES
General
264
264
368
G GAYATRI
FLAT NO 3 BLOCK NO 1 APARNA APTS, NO 6 ANDERSON ROAD, NUGAMBAKKAM, CHENNAI
IRTS
General
265
265
2846
SHILPI BISHNOI
C\O BALWANT BISHNOI (R.A.S) C.E.O., ZILA PARISHAD, BIKANER DISTRICT,
IRTS
General
266
266
50095
THRILOK CHANDRA K V
10 2ND MAIN 4TH CROSS R P C LAYOUT VIJAYNAGAR BANGALORE 560040
IPS
KERALA
OBC
267
267
123486
SATYA NARAYAN
C\O MANOJ KUMAR 70 JAMBESWAR NAGAR-B VAISHALI NAGAR JAIPUR RAJASTHAN 302021
IPS
MAHARASHTRA
OBC
268
268
68258
S PARIMALA
.
NO 8 PALLAVAN III STREET SOLAN NAGAR CHENNAI 600109
IPS
RAJASHTAN
OBC
269
269
59323
GNANASAMBANDAN N
17A, VILAKADI KOIL THOPU STREET KANCHIPURAM 631501
IPS
AGMUT
OBC
270
270
31010
P K ASHOK BABU
S/O P K KUMARAN 4/38 C VARPPUKANNARA STREET SOUTH GATE MADURAI TAMILNADU
IPS
WEST BENGAL
OBC
271
271
21675
ROBIN RAWAL
265-9A, SAKET NAGAR PO HABIBGANJ, BHOPAL M.P. 462024
IRS
SC
272
272
145232
VIJAY KUMAR SONI
LIG-97 SUDHAR NYAS COLONY ITARSI DIS.HOSHANGABAD M P 461111
IRS
OBC
273
273
66101
BHEDA PRIYESH KISHORE (PH1)
VILL VARAPADHAR, TAL.ABDAASA DISTT.KACHCHH 370645
P&TFAS
General
274
274
17665
C SHIKHA
D/O SHRI D C MOHAN 15-VAISHALI NAGAR KOTRA SULTANABAD, BHOPAL
IAS
JHARKHAND
SC
275
275
1628
MAHESH KUMAR
C/O SOM DUTT YADAV, HOUSE NO.713/21, GALI NO.6(I), GANDHINAGAR, NEAR HANUMAN
IRS
OBC
276
276
114702
MANKOSKAR S CHANDRAKANT RAO
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Civil Services Cadre Allocation 2003

At the following site, which is presently under construction the successful candidates can get an idea about the cadre allocation.

The Address of the site is: http://demotemp117.nic.in/service/serviceallocation.htm

The site is maintained by Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions.


Explore the site. It may be useful for the successful candidates and also for the aspirants.

Syllabus of History for Prelims

Section-A
1. Prehistoric cultures in India
2. Indus Civilization. Origins. The Mature Phase: extent, society, economy and culture. Contacts with other cultures.Problems of decline.
3. Geographical distribution and characteristics of pastoral and farming communities outside the Indus region, from the neolithic to early iron phases.
4. Vedic society. The Vedic texts; changefrom Rigvedic to later Vedic phases. Religion; Upanishadic thought. Political and social organisation; evolutuion of monarchy and varna system.
5. State formation and urbanization, from the mahajanapadas to the Nandas. Jainism and Buddhism. Factors for the spread of Buddhism.
6. The Mauryan Empire. Chandragupta; Megasthenes. Asoka and his inscriptions; his dhamma, administration, culture and art. The Arthasastra.
7. Post-Mauryan India, BC 200- AD 300. Society: Evolution of jatis. The Satavahanas and state formation in Peninsula. Sangam texts and society. Indo-Greeks, Sakas, Parthians, Kushanas; Kanishka. Contacts with the outside world. Religion : Saivism, Bhagavatism, Hinayana and Mahayana Buddhism; Jainism; Culture and art.
8. The Guptas and their successors (to c. 750 AD). Changes in political organisation of empire. Economy and society. Literature and science. Arts.


Section-B
9. Early Medieval India. Major dynasties; the Chola Empire. Agrarian and political structures. The Rajaputras. Extent of social mobility. Postition of women. The Arabs in Sind and the Ghaznavides.
10. Cultural trends, 750-1200, Religious conditions : importance of temples and monastic institutions; Sankaracharya; Islam; Sufism. Literature and Science. Alberuni’s "India". Art and architecture.
11-12. Thirteenth and fourteenth Centuries: Ghorian invasions causes and consequences. Delhi Sultanate under the "Slave" Rulers. Alauddin Khalji : Conquests; administrative, agrarian and economic measures. Muhammad Tughlug's innovations. Firuz Tughluq and the decline of the Delhi Sultanate. Growth of commerce and urbanization. Mystic movements in Hinduism and Islam. Literature. Architecture, Technological changes.
13. The fifteenth and early 16th Century : major Provinicial dynasties; Vijaya-nagara Empire. The Lodis, First phase of the Mughal Empire: Babur, Humayun. The Sur empire and administration. The Portuguese.
Montheistic movements: Kabir; Guru Nanak and Sikhism; Bhakti. Growth of regional literatures. Art and Culture.
14-15. The Mughal Empire , 1556-1707. Akbar: conquests, administrative measures, jagir and mansab systems; policy of sulh-i-kul. Jahangir, Shahjahan and Aurangzeb : expansion in the Deccan; religious policies. Shivaji.
Culture: Persian and regional literatures. Religious thought: Abul Fazl; Maharashtra dharma. Painting. Architecture.
Economy: conditions of peasants and artisans, growth in trade; commerce with Europe. Social stratification and status of women.
16. Decline of Mughal Empire, 1707-61. Causes behind decline. Maratha power under the Peshwas. Regional states. The Afghans. Major elements of composite culture. Sawai Jai Singh, astronomer. Rise of Urdu language.



Section-C
17. British expansion : The Carnatic Wars, Conquest of Bengal. Mysore and its resitance to British expansion: The three Anglo-Maratha Wars. Early structure of British raj: Regulating and Pitt's India Acts.
18. Economic Impact of the British Raj : Drain of Wealth (Tribute); land revenue settlements (zamindari, ryotwari, mahalwari); Deindustrialisation; Railways and commercialisation of agriculture; Growth of landless labour.
19. Cultural encounter and social changes: Introduction of western education and modern ideas. Indian Renaissance, social and religious reform movements; growth of Indian middle class; The press and its impact: rise of modern literature in Indian languages. Social reforms measures before 1857.
20. Resistance to British rule : Early uprisings; The 1857 Revolt- causes, nature, course and consequences.
21. Indian Freedom struggle-the first phase: Growth of national consciousness; Formation of Associations; Establishment of the Indian National Congress and its Moderate phase;- Economic Nationalism; Swadeshi Movement; The growth of "Extremism" and the 1907 split in Congress; The Act of 1909 - the policy of Divide and Rule; Congress-League Pact of 1916.
22. Gandhi and his thought; Gandhian techniques of mas mobilisation- Khilafat and Non Cooperation Movement, Civil Disobedience and Quit India Movement; Other strands in the National Movement-Revolutionaries, the Left, Subhas Chandra Bose and the Indian National Army.
23. Separatist Trends in Indian nationalist politics- the Muslim League and the Hindu Mahasabha; The post -1945 developments; Partition and Independence.
24. India independent to 1964. A parliamentary, secular, dmocratic republic the 1950 Constitution). Jawahalal Nehru's vision of a developed, socialist society. Planning and state-controlled industrialization. Agrarian reforms. Foreign policy of Non-alignment. Border conflict with China, and Chinese aggression.

General Write up:

I

A visit to the following link can be useful for the details of the syllabus:
http://www.threeauthors.com

II
There are 120 questions in History as elective option. The questions appear in Hindi and English language only. The Hindi questions on usually on the right hand side and English questions are on the left hand side.
As per general trend, up to 90 correct answer along with 100 correct answers in General Studies can get you entry into Mains examination.
The question paper of 120 questions carry 300 marks. Each question carry 2.5 marks.
There is no negative marking at all.
Another general trend is that every year you find 5 to 7 questions about which you do not know the answers at all. Even the experts sometimes look out for their answers.
On the whole you can attempt nearly 110 correct answers.
Another feature is that if you are well prepared, you will learn that you are able to complete your paper within 90 minutes. You are left with lot of time in elective subject like history. Therefore, when you receive the paper, do not panic. Go in a relax manner.
It is a general suggestion that you read one whole page at a time. There are generally 8 to 9 questions. Suppose you know the correct answers to all those questions. Put some mark against the correct on the question paper. Before moving to next page, mark the answer on the OMR (answer sheet). If you do not know the answer to any of the question, make some bold mark against the question number on the on the question paper and move on.
If you have any doubt about the correct option then it is better to leave it for the time being. Move on to the next sheet and continue.
Repeat the process and continue till the end of the question paper.

Then restart the process. This time look only at those questions which you have not attempted or left only because there was some confusion.
At this stage, you must be particular at the time of marking answers on the OMR answer sheet. It happens that sometime you have to mark answer on 15 question but you put mark on question 45. Be careful. There are mostly 30 answer columns. They are shaded in bunch of five.
It helps if you look at the number of answer columns and number of questions in each column. Remember there are space for 150 answers and your required answers are only for 120 questions.


III
There are three sections viz Section A, B, and C.
Section A corresponds to Ancient History of India.

Section B corresponds to Medieval history of India.
Section C corresponds to Modern History of India.

A general distribution over 120 questions means that each section should get 40 questions each. However, if you make a survey of last years papers, you find that it is never equally distributed in such a manner. Modern India or Ancient History have received more than 40 questions on them.
On the other hand, it is easy to prepare Ancient History. The Modern History is important because you find three questions upto 75 marks question in General Studies Mains question paper. Similarly, in General studies, you may find nearly ten to fifteen questions which can be classified as questions on Modern History.
Modern History on whole is very vast. But it can be easily managed by adopting one or two good books as basic books. From basic books, it is meant that you would have read one good book on Modern period thoroughly.
Books will be discussed separately. Some suggestion has already been given on this blog and ugc blog which can be accessed from My profile section on this blog.

In addition to the books written there, I have recently added to my notes from A New History of Ancient India by V. C. Pandey and Anup Pandey (himself a civil servant), and India and World Civilization by D. P. Singhal. (you may read and keep copy of Pandey book but buy Singhal's book only if you are student of history or book lover. It is worth keeping especially for the ancient history section. However, this book will be referred to in many questions and question banks which will continue to appear here.)
However, one Refresher type book must be kept along with basic books. These refresher books have a good bank of question papers. Complete Guide Indian History by V. K. Aghnihotri is still the best.
In addition to above books suggested elsewhere, IGNOU notes are unsurpassable.

(Next Article will be on How to write answers for HIstory option for Mains)

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96
081389
MANEESH CHAUDHRY
388
081783
NG JOSEPH GANGTE
356
081817
YASHWANT KUMAR
242
082076
SUNIL KUMAR YADAV
347
082415
K C SELVAMANI
237
082709
ANAND KUMAR
194
082785
ABHISHEK SINGH
302
082847
R MUTHU
121
082944
MANOJ KUMAR SHARMA
323
083081
KORI SANJAY KUMAR GURUDIN
278
083249
BIKRAM SINGH GILL
88
083275
K S NARENTHIRAN NAYAR
378
083282
KUMARI RANJITA
236
083462
UBHAP SENGRAJ
361
083521
AKHILESH KUMAR
151
083851
SUKESH KUMAR JAIN
221
083970
DAYAINDER SINGH
312
084003
SRINIVASAN A
118
084147
KAUSHLENDRA KUMAR
128
084148
GOVINDARAJU N S
154
084394
VISHNU KANT
311
084560
LOVE KUMAR
56
084757
DESHPANDE NINAD SATISHCHANDRA
172
084877
ANURAG SHARMA
130
085335
MADHUR VERMA
324
085478
R GOPALA KRISHNA RAO
332
085482
KUMAR AMRENDRA NARAYAN
116
085762
AMIT JAIN
175
085899
VENKATACHALAM M
176
085968
ANAND PRAKASH M
344
086096
ASHOK KUMAR
201
086232
C M THRI VIKRAMA VARMA
73
086455
SUMAN GOYAL
80
086466
V LALITHALAKSHMI
374
086470
NEENA JEPH
51
086790
DAREZ AHAMED
47
087443
RANJEETH KUMAR J
417
088642
DARA SINGH MEENA
21
090506
SURENDRA SINGH
259
090542
BHATT CHINTAN DILIPBHAI
273
092886
S PRAKASH
274
093905
J JUSTIN MOHAN
360
093918
NATHALA RAVI BABU
358
093992
PREMANAND J
4
095091
SUJA K
404
097958
MAHESH THAKUR
240
101634
CHINTHA ANNA ISSAC
114
104537
RIDHIM AGGARWAL
390
105675
SANJAY KUMAR
204
106179
AKBAR A
232
108762
NITIN RAGHUNATH WAGHMODE
41
110049
SYAMSUNDAR S
316
111981
HMINGLIANA MUANPUII LAL
381
112017
SWARNA RAMESH BABU
196
112574
AMOL MAHESHWARI
412
112579
PRASHANT SINGH NEGI
87
114977
M JANAKI
355
115447
PUNEET KUMAR
107
116407
RADHA KATYAL
188
117334
RITU SHARMA
292
117407
GOPALAKRISHNAN S
339
117691
RUPESH KUMAR MEENA
86
119109
SARISH KUMAR IRUKULLA
75
119125
ASEEM SHARMA
399
120200
MALLAVARAPU BALA LATHA
40
120345
ASHISH KUMAR
246
121035
SANTOSH KUMAR VATSA
294
121156
SHINDE VILAS VASANTRAO
131
122435
AMRESH KUMAR MISHRA
414
124736
KRISHNA CHAITANYA AMGOTU
379
125617
SUJA K K
293
127217
P DHIVAHAR
386
127325
IMLIMEREN JAMIR
226
127619
NIKHIL KUMAR GOVILA
382
128231
RAMESHA G
372
128516
RAVINDRA PRATAP SINGH
370
129107
GAIKWAD KAILASH PUNDLIK
129
130111
NEERU GARG
158
131241
HANISH CHHABRA
67
131342
ASHISH KUMAR SINHA
416
133172
SANJIV KUMAR BESRA
150
133431
DEEPAK KUMAR
5
133636
MANISH KUMAR
218
134981
JAI NARAYAN PANKAJ
16
136118
ARUSHI CHOUDHARY
26
136520
AJAY YADAV
297
139064
AJAY KUMAR KESHARI
410
140758
RAJESH K MEENA
82
141484
REJU M T
253
141487
NEELIMA SINGH
207
141534
ANUP KURUVILLA JOHN
373
141724
M SUNIL KUMAR NAIK
147
144089
ABHISHEK
44
144739
THULASI MADDINENI
403
144815
H ANANDA
354
145241
R L RAMESH RAM
3
145992
GAURAV UPPAL
315
147565
PYDI RAMA PRASAD
195
147662
KUMARI TINA SONI
60
148610
MANDIP SINGH BRAR
308
149428
ASGHAR ZAIN V P
ROLL ORDER LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FROM150001 TO End
SRL NO
ROLL NO
NAME
9
151544
KANCHAN VERMA
413
151724
ANUP FRANCIS DUNGDUNG
99
156248
SANGANAKAL VEERESH PRABHU
1
156249
S NAGARAJAN
202
157668
MUKESH KUMAR JHA
113
158000
K MANICKA RAJ
271
158595
GODALA KIRAN KUMAR
306
158611
ASLAM HASSAN
34
159948
KRIPA NAND JHA
357
161227
SHIV SWAROOP SINGH
192
161416
ASHISH KUMAR HELIWAL
415
161588
DINGANGLUNG GANGMEI
290
161623
K EJILEARASSANE
287
161712
PREM KUMAR GAUTAM
111
161731
HARSH KUMAR BANSAL
217
162040
SK ZAFARUL HAQUE TANWEER
190
162052
DIPRAVA LAKRA
12
162475
NIHARIKA RAI
42
162535
SUMIT SETH
168
162686
NIKHIL VARMA
91
162697
PATIL RAJESH PRABHAKAR
14
162772
BANCHHA NIDHI PANI
146
162820
RAKESH KUMAR
295
163812
MANINDER PARTAP SINGH PAWAR
182
164473
RAHUL BHAGAT
334
164719
NANDAKUMAR V
352
164785
MADHUSMITA PATRA
298
165639
VIVEK KUMAR
167
165809
GAURAV DUDEJA
134
166136
RAGHAVENDRA VATSA
85
166635
PRANABJYOTI NATH
300
166940
SACHIN BADSHAH
65
167116
VIPUL BANSAL
277
167306
KSHATRANIL SINGH
110
167411
KRISHNA KUMAR NIRALA
125
167776
MANJULA HOSMANI
15
167799
SAKET KUMAR
262
167896
VISHAL GOGNE
173
168043
A SASI KUMAR
142
168117
JITENDER RANA
23
168184
K SRINIVASAN
250
168192
S A MURUGESAN
105
168346
KUNAL
305
168673
S PANDIAN
138
168703
SANJEEV SINGH
186
169025
PREM VIR SINGH
282
169369
V SIVA PRASAD GANJALA
181
170140
AJAY PAL LAMBA
79
170760
NEERAJ KUMAR GUPTA
231
171008
JAYAPRAHASAM S
384
171594
A PARAMASIVAN
163
175365
BALAMURUGAN D
171
177125
SANTOSH KUMAR KARNANI
235
177136
S RENGA RAJAN
338
177853
ANWAR ALI T P
227
180040
MORE ASHISH MADHAORAO
328
182719
S VELLIANGIRI
421
191080
KAKADE SANJAY NARAYANRAO
389
194453
VISHNU KUMAR
27
194667
JACINTHA LAZARUS
371
197879
BRIJESH KUMAR SANT
92
204588
MUDAVATU M NAYAK
276
213896
AJEET PRATAP SINGH
119
214945
LOVISH KUMAR
180
220154
VACHASHPATI TRIPATHI
104
221555
RAVINDER SINDHU
401
221732
M THANGMINLIEN KOM
422
224121
HANUMANTHAPPA K T
98
225147
ASHIS CHANDRA MOHANTY
234
226791
ARVIND SARAN
345
227265
VIJAY SINGH
84
227504
RITU SINGH
326
229840
ANURAG KUMAR
133
234133
PONUGUMATLA BHARATHI
265
234561
GURRALA SREENIVASULU
346
239362
M YELVENDER YADAV
376
243119
SANDEEP KUMAR RAWAL
270
248460
SHEESH RAM JHAJHARIA
364
250064
CHANDRIKA K
280
257241
J RAVINDER GOUD
225
260717
V SRINIVASA VENKATANATHAN
319
267809
M S NETHRAPAL
407
275924
B RAMESH
408
281991
SUNIL KUMAR MEENA
363
286067
DARSI SUMAN RATNAM
29
294676
AUNJANEYA KUMAR SINGH
333
298217
HITESH GODARA
336
301245
DINESH KUMAR
74
302294
SUBHASH CHANDRA DUBEY
303
304796
VIJAY KUMAR
400
305879
KUMAR AVIKAL MANU
178
307173
BRAMHA KUMAR
377
307352
SHRAVAN KUMAR MEENA
405
307590
HONHAR SINGH MEENA
249
308950
ARUN KUMAR YADAW
219
309083
NISHTHA TIWARI
258
315568
VISHWENDRA
160
316961
AKHILESH KUMAR CHATURVEDI
70
318360
ANIL DHAKA
289
329216
VIVEK ANAND
291
332134
VINOD KUMAR
349
332209
RAJESH KUMAR
264
332920
V M V NAWAL KISHORE
241
349456
CH VENKAIAH CHOWDARY
Important notification
Based on the results of the written part of Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2004 held by Union Public Service Commission in October - November 2004 and the interviews for Personality Test held in April-May 2005, following is the list, in order of merit, of candidates who have been recommended for appointment to:-(i) Indian Administrative Service;(ii) Indian Foreign Service;(iii) Indian Police Service; and(iv) Central Services, Group 'A' and Group 'B'A total number of 422 candidates recommended for appointment include 193 General (including 03 Physically challenged candidates), 118 Other Backward Classes, 64 Scheduled Castes (including 01 Physically challenged candidate) and 47 Scheduled Tribes candidates.2. Appointment to the various Services will be made according to the number of vacancies available with due consideration to the provisions contained in Rules 2 and 19 of the Rules for the Examination and subject to the final decision of the Supreme Court / High Courts / C.A.Ts. on the S.L.Ps./R.As./W.Ps./O.As. pending therein. The number of vacancies reported by the Government for the Indian Administrative Service is 91 ( 47 General, 26 Other Backward Classes, 12 Scheduled Castes and 06 Scheduled Tribes); for the Indian Foreign Service is 20 ( 10 General, 05 Other Backward Classes,03 Scheduled Castes and 02 Scheduled Tribes ); for the Indian Police Service is 88 ( 48 General, 21 Other Backward Classes, 11 Scheduled Castes and 08 Scheduled Tribes); for the Central Services Group 'A' is 235( 113 General, 66 Other Backward Classes, 38 Scheduled Castes and 18 Scheduled Tribes) and for Central Services Group 'B' is 19 ( 06 General and 13 Scheduled Tribes). This includes 04 vacancies for Physically Challenged candidates in Central Services Group "A & B".

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