Money making online reddit. - wao.sighfuncnafor1980.myz.info

Guys, Does anybody have any insights on Weizmann Forex? Current stock price is 512. Numbers in Q4FY18 look bad(-86%) but otherwise it has been a consistent grower over the last few quarters.
Average return on equity 5Years: 21.67 %;
Average return on capital employed 5Years: 30.37 %
Debt to equity: 0.64
Sales Growth (3Yrs): 19.90 %
Promoter holding: 74.77 %
It was quoting at 110 in Jan 2017. Went to ~1400s In Jan 2018 and it corrected massively now. I read the AR of weizmann… studied their balance sheet and the only red flags I see are
a sudden increase in trade receivables to (5,741.34) in FY18 from (1,258.66) in FY17
Other comprehensive Income increase to 2,012.83 in FY18 from 650.14 in FY17.
Otherwise the company seems to be growing quite well over the past few years. No other information is available anywhere. Is anybody in the know of the what is happening?
They also recently announced a buyback of 3.77% at price of 702.

Found this 4 years old post randomly,
credit goes to u/Orwellisright I am resharing it, I will remove it, if you have any problem
This talks about the Vijayanagara Kingdom, so far 3 posts have been made and I plan to continue this in a series.
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# India's China Policies

1. [\[Series\] India's China Policies - UPA Govt's reaction to 2 events - 2008 Beijing Olympics - Tibetan Protests and Incursion of China in the strategic Daulat Beig Oldie ( April 2013)](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/hc2ncj/series\_indias\_china\_policies\_upa\_govts\_reaction/)
   
2. [\[Series\] India's China Policies - The two roads that weren't](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/hklgf4/series\_indias\_china\_policies\_the\_two\_roads\_that/)
   
3. [\[Series\] India's China Policies - We have deceived ourselves, Nehru's handling of Tibet Crisis and his views towards China](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/hophfw/series\_indias\_china\_policies\_we\_have\_deceived/)
   

# India's Middle East Policy

1. [India's Middle East Policy : Relation with Egypt , Saudi Arabia and the 1965 War](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/o1nxby/indias\_middle\_east\_policy\_relation\_with\_egypt/)
   
2. [\[Part - II\] - India's Middle East Policy : Narasimha Rao - The Game Changer , India's structural shift in Gulf](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/o3x45g/part\_ii\_indias\_middle\_east\_policy\_narasimha\_rao/)
   
3. [\[Part - III\] - India's Middle East Policy : Israel: an ideological rapprochement](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/ody2hk/part\_iii\_indias\_middle\_east\_policy\_israel\_an/)
   

# Vijayanagara Kingdom Series

1. [Chapter 1: Vijayanagar Kingdom: The fighting kings of Vijayanagar became the saviours of the south for two and a half centuries.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/86sph0/chapter\_1\_vijayanagar\_kingdom\_the\_fighting\_kings/)
   
2. [Chapter-1 - Part 2; Vijayanagar Kingdom: After the lapse of two centuries the Muhammadans were firmly and permanently established at Delhi](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/8ceddz/chapter1\_part\_2\_vijayanagar\_kingdom\_after\_the/)
   
3. [Chapter-1 - Part 3; Vijayanagar Kingdom:By 1330 whole of Northern India down to the Vindhya mountains firmly under Moslem rule and were threatening the south. In South the Hindu kings united and for 250 years Southern India was saved.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/8fk771/chapter1\_part\_3\_vijayanagar\_kingdomby\_1330\_whole/)
   
4. [Vijayanagara Empire : Market place at Hampi, sacred tank located near Krishna temple. Large vessels from China made visits captained by Admiral Zheng, brought Chinese products to the empire's 300 ports. Ships sailed to Red Sea ports of Aden, Mecca with Vijayanagara goods sold as far away as Venice](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/d6jjc3/vijayanagara\_empire\_market\_place\_at\_hampi\_sacred/)
   

# Jammu & Kashmir

1. [The Story of Kashmiri Hindus and the Ethnic Cleansing , 31st Anniversary of Kashmiri Hindu exodus](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/l0rn7g/the\_story\_of\_kashmiri\_hindus\_and\_the\_ethnic/)
   
2. [19 Jan 1990-Mosques issued declarations the Kashmiri Pandits were Kafirs, the males had to leave Kashmir, convert to Islam or be killed.Those who chose to the first of these were told to leave their women behind. The Kashmiri Muslims were instructed to identify Pandit homes for Conversion or Killing](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/csfghd/19\_jan\_1990mosques\_issued\_declarations\_the/)
   
3. [14 Sept 1989: The day Tika Lal Taploo was shot dead in Kashmir and what followed was wave of killing, the water in the valley had turned Red. Voices could be heard saying ‘Inshallah, next ration we will buy in Islamabad!’](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9ftx2b/14\_sept\_1989\_the\_day\_tika\_lal\_taploo\_was\_shot/)
   
4. [The Story of Kashmiri Pandits and the Ethnic Cleansing - 20% of them left the valley due to 1950 land reforms of Sheikh Abdullah and by 1981 the Pandit population amounted to 5 % of the total. In 2016 only 3,445 pandits remained. The world slept when the massacre of the Pandits happened.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/cra0e1/the\_story\_of\_kashmiri\_pandits\_and\_the\_ethnic/)
   
5. [The forgotten struggle of Kashmiri Hindus, exodus, genocide which world hardly heard of. Mosques broadcasted divisive, inflammatory messages, asking for purge of Kashmir Pandit. As of Oct 2015, only 1 Kashmiri Pandit family returned acc to J&K govt, Only 2,000–3,000 Hindus remain as of 2016.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/ema7tj/the\_forgotten\_struggle\_of\_kashmiri\_hindus\_exodus/)
   
6. [Story of Gilgit-Baltistan that belonged to J&K and how it was separated and kept under direct supervision and control of Pakistan to favor the CPEC, China since 1962, after the Sino-Pak agreement of 1963 is occupying nearly 19% of the territory of J&K which includes vital territory of Northern Area](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/cyeq13/story\_of\_gilgitbaltistan\_that\_belonged\_to\_jk\_and/)
   
7. [Story of Gilgit-Baltistan - Part 2 discussions](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/gdg6os/story\_of\_gilgitbaltistan\_that\_belonged\_to\_jk\_and/)
   
8. [Islamic Terrorists shoot dead Sarpanch Ajay Pandita in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag June 8 2020 , nothing much has changed since 80s,90s remember 14 Sept 1989 when Tika Lal Taploo was shot dead in Kashmir. The story of Kashmiri Hindus](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/h83nb3/islamic\_terrorists\_shoot\_dead\_sarpanch\_ajay/)
   

# Aryan Theory Links

1. [Saraswati River As Described In Rig Veda Did Exist: What Latest Research Means For IVC And Aryan Invasion](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/e5ho6z/saraswati\_river\_as\_described\_in\_rig\_veda\_did/)
   
2. [Legendary river Saraswati is older than thought, Harappans were not only dependent on monsoonal rains. Saraswati was INDEED a glacial- (Himalayan) and not a monsoon-fed river 9000-4500 years ago,](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/dzyvl3/legendary\_river\_saraswati\_is\_older\_than\_thought/)
   
3. [Revisiting Aryan Invasion theory myth and Indo-Aryan vs Dravidian divide: Indus Valley Civilization is the Oldest cradle of Civilization. The Indo-Aryan people lived in India for at least 15,450 years, and expanded out of India and settled in lands far to the west in Europe.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/87c68w/revisiting\_aryan\_invasion\_theory\_myth\_and/)
   
4. [Rakhigarhi genetic study results published. Same genetic lineage from Indian subcontinent till Iran concluded. AIT is surely dead now.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/d0bd1b/rakhigarhi\_genetic\_study\_results\_published\_same/)
   
5. [ASI finds 2,300-year-old artefacts in Odisha](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/ai9jdp/asi\_finds\_2300yearold\_artefacts\_in\_odisha/)
   
6. [Genetics,The Aryan Invasion Myth \& Response To Tony Joseph With Shrikant Talageri](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/cnmf9l/geneticsthe\_aryan\_invasion\_myth\_amp\_response\_to/)
   
7. [The Ancient Harappan Genome and its impact on the Aryan Migration Theory](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/d2o3mq/the\_ancient\_harappan\_genome\_and\_its\_impact\_on\_the/)
   
8. ["The Rakhigarhi Archaeological evidence and its impact on the Aryan Migration Theory" - podcast with Dr. Vasant Shinde](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/d6h3l3/the\_rakhigarhi\_archaeological\_evidence\_and\_its/)
   
9. [A 2700 year old skeletal remains of a yogi in padmasana (samadhi) uncovered at the ancient chalcolithic site of Balathal. Mewar(Rajasthan).](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/f7e6ea\_2700\_year\_old\_skeletal\_remains\_of\_a\_yogi\_in/)
   
10. [Interview with Sri. Shrikant Talageri on his new book ‘Genetics & The Aryan Debate’](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/chdncw/interview\_with\_sri\_shrikant\_talageri\_on\_his\_new/)
    
11. [Everyone interested in Indian history should read it: MIchel Danino's Fabricating Evidence in Support of the Aryan Invasion / Migration Theory.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/c2g9severyone\_interested\_in\_indian\_history\_should\_read/)
    
12. [Aryan Invasion Theory: Harappan site of Rakhigarhi: DNA study finds no Central Asian trace, junks Aryan invasion theory](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/bw1lxi/aryan\_invasion\_theory\_harappan\_site\_of\_rakhigarhi/)
    
13. [Interview with Sri. Shrikant Talageri on his new book ‘Genetics & The Aryan Debate’](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/chdncw/interview\_with\_sri\_shrikant\_talageri\_on\_his\_new/)
    
14. [Evidence-based eye-opening talk on the truth about Aryan Invasion Theory - Must Watch!](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/g290d6/evidencebased\_eyeopening\_talk\_on\_the\_truth\_about/)
    
15. [Carbon Dating Shows UP’s Sanauli Had Chariot-Riding Warriors In 1900 BC, Here’s What It Means For Aryan Invasion Theory](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/f8yuqm/carbon\_dating\_shows\_ups\_sanauli\_had\_chariotriding/)
    
16. [A brief introduction to Aryan Invasion/Aryan Migration Theory | The Cārvāka Podcast](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/f0p6sy/a\_brief\_introduction\_to\_aryan\_invasionaryan/)
    

# Series on Princes, Maharajas, Nizams of British India

1. [\[Series on Princes, Maharajas, Nizams of British India\]: Of all the bizarre, exotic rulers in India, seventh Nizam of Hyderabad was surely the most bizarre. ln 1947, the Nizam was reputed the richest man in the world but he was so stingy, he still smoked the cigarette buds left behind by his guests](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9x3kuf/series\_on\_princes\_maharajas\_nizams\_of\_british/)
   
2. [\[Series-2 Princes, Maharajas, Nizams of British India\]:Maharaja of Gwalior constructed a chandelier surpassing in dimension the largest chandelier in Buckingham,250 feet solid silver rails were set on a table in palace special tunnels cut in walls leading into Royal Kitchen and he killed 1400 tigers](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/a2rq3g/series2\_princes\_maharajas\_nizams\_of\_british/)
   

# Today I learnt Posts

1. [TIL: Vikramaditya II ( 733 – 744 CE) captured Kanchipuram on three occasions, first as a crown prince, second as an emperor and third under the leadership of his son and crown prince Kirtivarman II, to Humilate the Pallavas, who a century ago had defeated the Chalukyas causing humiliation to them.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9sgcoz/til\_vikramaditya\_ii\_733\_744\_ce\_captured/)
   
2. [TIL:Vallabhbhai Patel read books written by Indian authors about India. Every morning he read 30 newspapers frm diffrt parts of India. His father fought in 1857 Mutiny. Patel called Nehru's views an utopian dream, dismissed his visions of a brave new Socialist world as ‘this parrot cry of Socialism'](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9mrhmi/tilvallabhbhai\_patel\_read\_books\_written\_by\_indian/)
   
3. [TIL: In 113 B.C Greek amabassador Heliodorus from Taxila converted to Hindusim and built the "Heliodurus Pillar" or "Khamba Baba" in Vidisha, near Bhopal in honor of Vishnu](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9kiuzh/til\_in\_113\_bc\_greek\_amabassador\_heliodorus\_from/)
   
4. [TIL: Denmark-Norway held colonial possessions in India for more than 200 years. At one time, the main Danish and Swedish East Asia companies together imported more tea to Europe than the British did.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/a0aaom/til\_denmarknorway\_held\_colonial\_possessions\_in/)
   
5. [TIL Air India debt is estimated to be over Rs 500 billion.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9ebro2/til\_air\_india\_debt\_is\_estimated\_to\_be\_over\_rs\_500/)
   
6. [TIL: Jewish Australian flying ace called Sidney Cotton helped the Nizam of Hyderabad to fight Indian Union by flying weapons from Karachi to the Bidar Airstrip](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9gnx6j/til\_jewish\_australian\_flying\_ace\_called\_sidney/)
   
7. [TIL: Indian Communist Party of India (Marxist)CPI(M) was the only party in the world to pass a resolution hailing the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/92wqzi/til\_indian\_communist\_party\_of\_india\_marxistcpim/)
   
8. [TIL: Sikandar Butshikan aka "Butcher of Kashmir" had a separate unit to demolish the Martand temple for over a year, But when the massive masonry resisted all efforts, fire was applied and the noble buildings cruelly defaced."](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/92cipe/til\_sikandar\_butshikan\_aka\_butcher\_of\_kashmir\_had/)
   
9. [TIL: 19 yo Swamy researched and scrutinized P.C. Mahalanobi's work "Fractile Analysis" which lead to his Scholarship at Harvard. Mahalanobi was Chariman of ISI](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/8usilc/til\_19\_yo\_swamy\_researched\_and\_scrutinized\_pc/)
   
10. [TIL: Karnataka generates more renewable energy than Denmark and Netherlands. At 12.3GW it is India's highest renewable energy generator far larger than many EU countries.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/92f9n8/til\_karnataka\_generates\_more\_renewable\_energy/)
    
11. [TIL: In 1983 Tamil Nadu CM MGR stirred up controversy by announcing state Govt is considering proposal to extend concessions given to backward, SC castes to all poor people irrespective of caste, he was forced to go back on the move due to stiff opposition. He later increased quota from 31% to 50%](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/ady6o1/til\_in\_1983\_tamil\_nadu\_cm\_mgr\_stirred\_up/)
    
12. [TIL that the founder of T-Series Gulshan Kumar, was murdered in August 1997 by the Mumbai Organised Crime Syndicate for refusing to pay protection money to them. This exposed decades old nexus between Mumbai gangs and Bollywood](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9rxlri/til\_that\_the\_founder\_of\_tseries\_gulshan\_kumar\_was/)
    
13. [TIL: As of today under the Ujala Yojana GOI has distributed 31,49,82,659 LEDs saving an energy of 40,906 mn kWh and INR 16,362 Cr, avoiding 8,190 MW peak demand and 3,31,33,741 t CO2 Reduction per year](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9z69il/til\_as\_of\_today\_under\_the\_ujala\_yojana\_goi\_has/)
    
14. [TIL: Vikramaditya II of the Chalukya Dynasty (733-746) defeated the 2nd Islamic Caliphate of Umayyad when the later invaded Southern Gujarat.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9qh7h3/til\_vikramaditya\_ii\_of\_the\_chalukya\_dynasty/)
    
15. [In 1981 when IT raided house of Sardar Inder Singh, Kanpur's leading industrialists who founded 1st steel re-rolling mill in UP, still owns the biggest re-rolling plant in the state, Cong MLA, a former member of RS, twice mayor of Kanpur. RBI set aside 45 people to count the cash & it took 18hr](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/df0twc/in\_1981\_when\_it\_raided\_house\_of\_sardar\_inde)
    
16. [\[TIL\] - Gurgaon (literally - "Village of the Guru") was founded as "Guru Gram" by Dronacharya on land given to him by Dhritarashtra, the king of Hastinapura in recognition of his teachings of martial arts to the princes, and the 'Dronacharya Tank', still exists within the Gurgaon city](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/cghp5q/til\_gurgaon\_literally\_village\_of\_the\_guru\_was/)
    
17. [The ancient city of Harappa was heavily damaged under British rule, when bricks from the ruins were used as track ballast in the construction of the Lahore–Multan Railway. The bricks discovered were made of red sand, clay, stones and were baked at very high temperature.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/cdnjkn/the\_ancient\_city\_of\_harappa\_was\_heavily\_damaged/)
    

# History and Culture Posts

1. [The Amb Hindu Temple complex built between the 7th and 9th centuries CE during the reign of the Hindu Shahi Empire, located on the Sakesar mountain, at the western edge of the Salt Range in Pakistan's Punjab province.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/acvkcp/the\_amb\_hindu\_temple\_complex\_built\_between\_the/)
   
2. [Today is 188th birth anniversary of great social reformer Savitribai Phule . She was a crusader for women empowerment as she broke all hurdles and spent her life spreading the noble cause of women’s education. She was amongst the first Indian women to speak up for womens right.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/ac5ocw/today\_is\_188th\_birth\_anniversary\_of\_great\_social/)
   
3. [A captivating view of Kedarnath temple, against the scenic backdrop of Garhwal Himalayas.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/aavcnv/a\_captivating\_view\_of\_kedarnath\_temple\_against/)
   
4. [Sharada Peeth mentioned in early Nilamata Purana between 6th and 12th centuries CE, it was one of the foremost centres of higher learning in the Indian subcontinent, hosting scholars such as Kalhana, Adi Shankara, Vairotsana, Kumarajiva, Thonmi Sambhota and Chinese Buddhist monk, Xuanza in 632 CE](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/a7dhtw/sharada\_peeth\_mentioned\_in\_early\_nilamata\_purana/)
   
5. [Airavatesvara Temple built by king Rajaraja Chola II of the Chola Empire between 1146 and 1172 CE, destroyed by Malik Kafur in 1311, Khusrau Khan in 1314 and Muhammad bin Tughlaq in 1327, later restored by Vijayanagara Empire's victory over Madurai Sultanate in 1378](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/a6nubq/airavatesvara\_temple\_built\_by\_king\_rajaraja\_chola/)
   
6. [Brihadeshwara Temple, Tanjore Built by Great Chola Emperor Raja Raja - 1 In 1010 A.D](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9htdp0/brihadeshwara\_temple\_tanjore\_built\_by\_great\_chola/)
   
7. [Classification of Indian Philosophy](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9f9ez4/classification\_of\_indian\_philosophy/)
   
8. [This Mahadev temple at Tambdi Surla is the only ancient temple that managed to survive Abrahamic onslaught on Goa. Built by Kadamba rulers. Goa derives its name from the Pauranic name of Govarashtra meaning of land of cows. Do cows still roam freely in Goa?](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9e6vjq/this\_mahadev\_temple\_at\_tambdi\_surla\_is\_the\_only/)
   
9. [Today is the Jayanti of Lachit Borphukan, the great Ahom General who beat back the mighty Mughal Army at the Battle of Saraighat, put a check to Aurangzeb's plans of expanding the Mughal Empire to Assam. His Jayanti is celebrated as Lachit Divas today.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/a07u3h/today\_is\_the\_jayanti\_of\_lachit\_borphukan\_the/)
   
10. [Sikhs celebrate Diwali as ‘Bandi Chorr Divas’, the victory of Guru Hargobind Ji in freeing 52 Hindu kings from Mughal Emperor, Jehangir!](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9vefyk/sikhs\_celebrate\_diwali\_as\_bandi\_chorr\_divas\_the/)
    
11. [1948: Sardar Patel Worked For Unification of India , Nizam of Hyderabad Surrenders to Sardar Patel](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9t2qh4/1948\_sardar\_patel\_worked\_for\_unification\_of\_india/)
    
12. [An illustration from 1847, of Wular Lake, in Kashmir, by famous English artist, James Duffield Harding. The Hindu Smriti, Nilamata Purana (usually dated to the 6th cent. CE), mentions it by it's Sanskrit name, as Mahapadmasar.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/94bpcv/an\_illustration\_from\_1847\_of\_wular\_lake\_in/)
    
13. [Today marks the death anniversary of Udham Singh who avenged Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar in 1919 by assassinating Michael O' Dwyer, the former Lieutenant Governor of the Punjab in India. Udham Singh was hanged on July 31 , 1940](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/93ir0m/today\_marks\_the\_death\_anniversary\_of\_udham\_singh/)
    
14. [Brihadeeshwara temple, Thanjavur. Periya Kovil or the Big Temple! Built by Raj Raja Chozha more than 1000 years ago!!](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/903mdc/brihadeeshwara\_temple\_thanjavur\_periya\_kovil\_o)
    
15. [Today is Birth Anniversary of Mangal Pandey. He was India's first freedom fighter. He led first revolt of Indians against the British and was responsible for awakening of national consciousness leading to India's freedom.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/903hdt/today\_is\_birth\_anniversary\_of\_mangal\_pandey\_he/)
    
16. [When 21 Sikh soldiers stood against 10,000 men: the battle of Saragarhi](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/8z1vdwhen\_21\_sikh\_soldiers\_stood\_against\_10000\_men\_the/)
    
17. [There was never a Masjid on that site in Ayodhya and there can never be a Masjid there. It is the birthplace of Lord Ram and only a Ram Temple will be built. Sympathizers of Babar are destined to lose: Waseem Rizvi,UP Shia Central Waqf Board Chairman](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/8ynnr0/there\_was\_never\_a\_masjid\_on\_that\_site\_in\_ayodhya/)
    
18. [Porus was an Indian king his territory spanned the region btw Hydaspes (Jhelum) - Acesines (Chenab), in Punjab (India). Porus fought against Alexander the Great in the Battle of the Hydaspes (326 BC). Many scholars believe Porus was from Purus Tribe who inhabited the area from Vedic Times.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/cjx0m4/porus\_was\_an\_indian\_king\_his\_territory\_spanned/)
    
19. [TIL: In a treaty between the Hittites and the Mitanni (between Suppiluliuma and Shattiwaza, c. 1380 BC), the deities Mitra, Varuna, Indra, and Nasatya (Ashvins) are invoked.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/c7qcs5/til\_in\_a\_treaty\_between\_the\_hittites\_and\_the/)
    
20. [Meluḫḫa or Melukhkha was an ancient port in the Indus Valley Civilization it was a prominent trading partner of Sumer (Mesopotamia) during the Middle Bronze Age. The long-horned buffalo in the seal is from the Indus Valley, and testifies to exchanges with Meluhha and Akkadian Empire](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/ce3ojq/melu%E1%B8%AB%E1%B8%ABa\_or\_melukhkha\_was\_an\_ancient\_port\_in\_the/)
    
21. [TIL: In a treaty between the Hittites and the Mitanni (between Suppiluliuma and Shattiwaza, c. 1380 BC), the deities Mitra, Varuna, Indra, and Nasatya (Ashvins) are invoked.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/c7qcs5/til\_in\_a\_treaty\_between\_the\_hittites\_and\_the/)
    

# Economics Posts and Discussions

1. [The story of disinvestment under Congress, UPA , NDA, Who fared better ?](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/ks2yr7/the\_story\_of\_disinvestment\_under\_congress\_upa\_nda/)
   
2. [Economics Debate: Adam Smith's "Theory of Invisible Hand" applied to Indian Corporate Lobbyismus and Farmer's dilemma of paying loans or seeking another subsidy.](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9jfz4u/economics\_debate\_adam\_smiths\_theory\_of\_invisible/)
   
3. [\[Economics Discussion\] - Is India's GDP based on Supply-Side economics like in the US or Government led Investments, whats the pro and cons of it , and how is US's GDP still so higher ?](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/9dus73/economics\_discussion\_is\_indias\_gdp\_based\_on/)
   
4. [TIL: In 2008 GOI enacted one of the largest borrower bailout programs in history, against the backdrop of the global financial crisis of 2008-2009. The program, known as the “Agricultural Debt Waiver and Debt Relief Scheme”. A volume of more than US$ 16 billion (approximately 1.7% of GDP)](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/91izz0/til\_in\_2008\_goi\_enacted\_one\_of\_the\_largest/)
   
5. [2 Major Reforms : Land Reforms and Land Acquisition and its current status](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/hd44dn/2\_major\_reforms\_land\_reforms\_and\_land\_acquisition/)
   
6. [The story of disinvestment under Congress, UPA , NDA, Who fared better ?](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/ks2yr7/the\_story\_of\_disinvestment\_under\_congress\_upa\_nda/)
   

# Moasit - Naxal Discussions

1. [Why Communist Party of India (Marxist) has had no Dalits in its politburo and central committee in the last 50 years](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/nbcmqd/why\_communist\_party\_of\_india\_marxist\_has\_had\_no/)
   
2. [Story of Binayak Sen a convicted Maoist sympathizer who visited Narayan Sanyal aka Bijoy da earliest comrade of Naxal leader Charu Majumdar a record 33 times in jail. Within weeks of getting bail from the Supreme Court, Binayak Sen is in the Planning Commission's Steering Committee](https://www.reddit.com/IndiaSpeaks/comments/mkc5lw/story\_of\_binayak\_sen\_a\_convicted\_maoist/)
   

# Political Discussions

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8.

Quotes from Bhagwanji's discourse

1. I have undergone complete Metamorphosis. The biggest asset of my life is sacrifice. I am not a great man, so I do not need biography.[11]
2. To understand a man you have to understand the bedrock on which he stands and his works. My most and only beloved mother was a direct initiated disciple of Ramakrishna Paramhamsa Deva. My Governor, first tutor guardian gave me a missionary sacrificing zeal and all fighting, all overcoming stamina....I have never played false with myself[11].
3. If anybody ascribes that he is an authority on me, I would call him a darned fool. Know yourself first then try to know others.[11]
4. If Bengal hopes that she will get back "him" – that is a mistake. "He" is dead, Bengal has killed "him".[11]
5. I am just a Will-o'-the-wisp...It is born, does it work, runs around, stays still for a while, vanishes from one place and then, shows up at another place. It manifests itself but cannot be caught. I am just not here. I have no existence[11].
6. Very strange are you and your government that they constitute ‘loaded dice commissions’ over and again just to know, whether he is dead or not! You all are the reason behind this. Populus Vult Decipi – You All People Wish To Be Fooled[11]
7. My real identity is that I am a dust particle of Bengal. My false identity is Frankenstein, which I neither did want nor deserved. You have raised this Frankenstein and now feelers are being sent to him. It is too late[11].
8. Indian politics. Ugh. It stinks. Statesmen are a rarity everywhere. But in India there is no Statesman[11].
9. It is God's truth and take it from the horse's mouth, Communism shall die at the place of its birth. Even Gods have not the power to nullify these solemn words. But you must pay the price[11].
10. In the inviolable and most divine name of mother Jagadamba Durga, Bhabani, Chandi – The Bengal – India shall rise again in her full glory. Corrupt people on my motherland's soil will be completely eliminated gradually.[11][12]
11. To understand a man you have to understand the bed rock on which he stands and his works. My most and only beloved mother was a direct initiated disciple of Paramhamsa Deva. My Governor, first tutor guardian gave me missionary sacrificing zeal and all fighting all overcoming stamina....I have never played false with myself
12. Preconditions are physical fitness and celibacy. Pakistan lost the wars because they are the most despicable lecherous
13. যাকে তুমি বহুদিন আগে জেনেছিলে তাকে ভুলে যাও, সে মরে ভূত হয়ে গেছে। তাই সেই লোকটার মাপকাঠিতে এই শরীরকে বোঝার চেষ্টা করলে ভুল করবে। সেই আগের তিনি আর নেই, বাইরের থেকে এবং ভেতরে সে এক মৃত ভূত, ভাবলেশহীন, স্থবির এবং সবার ধরা ছোয়ার বাইরে*. (Do forget the one, you once knew, for he has turned into a ghost. Comparing this physical being with that person will only be misleading. That man is long gone. Physically and emotionally he has turned into a dead ghost, void of emotions, unwavering in conduct and beyond everyone's reach.)
14. But always remember" whether war should be brutal, cathartic or a humane business is beside the point. Every one knows that no war can be conducted and fought with kid gloves. Modern war esp. takes an appaling toll both in human life and property. No civilized nation risks it lightly but when it is forced on, it has to be waged in a manner that makes the opponent wince. This is not done in any vindictive spirit but in a cold calculated manner to break the opponent's morale, so that he is forced to sue for peace. Abstract principles have nothing to do with waging of war
15. I am inscrutable : If you forget it you will forget it at your own peril. There is no one in this world who can fathom the Mahakal. If anybody ascribes that he is an authority on me, I would call him a darned fool. Know yourself first then try to know others
16. Don't consider the Mahakal callous, cruel or carrying on a vendetta. You don't understand what vexatious dog life the Mahakal is living. I am no more a man. My name is crossed out from the human register. I am just a Token or Symbol
17. Indian politics. Ugh. It stinks. Statesman are a rarity everywhere. But in India there is no Statesman. The country where an astronomical number of political parties are bred and the politicians number by Legions, stability is a mirage. The vagaries of wayward politicians have debased the very life and look of India...what to say of Bengal
18. Religion to you is old, ancient. But know that its the very backbone of civilization. Bind yourself behind your back. What is there at the back? Ocean of unbounded energy from where you have sparked off. Then only you can struggle. That's why unbounded faith is needed. Without religion mankind cannot survive

• I know this is my last mortal coil, so my only concern is to see that my Sadhana is put throughRita Banerjee,wife of a doctor from Faizabad, narrated an incident when upon asking Bhagwanji whether he felt offended due to their frequent probing, he responded in a poignant tone -"রাগ? যার নিজের মা বাবা থাকতে মা বাবা নেই, নিজের ভাই বোন থাকতে ভাই বোন নেই, নিজের দেশকে নিজের বলার অধিকার নেই, সে কি রাগ করতে পারে? অভিমান করতে পারে" (A man who is deprived of his own parents and siblings, who can't call his country his own, can only feel hurt. He has no right to get angry)

A leading American handwriting expert Curt Baggett was given the writings of Bhagwanji & Subhash Chandra Bose to ascertain whether they were the same people and he concluded "Based upon thorough analysis of these items and application of accepted forensic examination tools, principles and techniques, it is my professional expert opinion that the same person authored both the writing on the known (proved as letters written by Bose) and on the questioned documents (accessed from Roy and other revolutionaries by the authors).
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/letters-prove-netaji-was-gumnami-baba-book/articleshow/69032271.cms

Items recovered from Bhagwanji's belongings

Several items were recovered from Bhagwanji's belongings which were sent to district treasury in 26 wooden boxes. Details of those items were reported in many news papers. Items contained huge collection of books in English, Hindi and Bengali, numerous Indian and foreign magazines and newspapers, many foreign made items, letters from some very important political and national leaders, maps, photographs of Netaji's family members and some Indian National Army memorabilia.

• Many letters were found, written to Bhagwanji from former Indian National Army officers and mainly Pabitra Mohan Roy. Some letters were written by Bose family members. A letter from M. S. Golwalkar, director of RSS was found where he had addressed Bhagwanji as Pujyapad Shrimaan Swami Vijayanandji Maharaj. The letter read – "I received your letter written from August 25 to September 2 on September 6, 1972. If you point out one particular location out of the three places mentioned in the letter, then my job will certainly become easier."[19] Another letter was from famous revolutionist Trailokyanath Chakravarty who in a letter written in 1963 to Bhagwanji, reminisced many accounts of spending time with Netaji in Mandalay jail and concluded that he along with thousands of ill-treated and oppressed people of East Pakistan, are still waiting for him to return.[12]
• A large collection of books in Bengali, English, Hindi and Sanskrit, were recovered. Complete work of Rabindranath Tagore, Saratchandra Chatterjee, William Shakespeare, Atharv Ved Samhita in Bengali by Durgadas Lahiri, Vivekananda Bani (Bengali) by Kumar Krishna Nandi, ' Sadhak Ramprasad' by Swami Vivekananda, Bulletin of Netaji Research Bureau of January 1966, Freedom and after by Rabindranath Khan, Hindi copy of 30 years in Jail by TrailokyaNath Chakrovarty, selected work of P G Wodehouse, Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll, Victor Hugo, Henry Miller, Swami Abhedananda, Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam were few to mention. Many books pertaining to modern history and politics viz. The Last Days of the British Raj by Leonard Mosley, History of the Freedom Movement in India 3 volumes by RC Majumdar, The Lessons of History by Will Durant and Ariel Durant, India Wins Freedom by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Netaji Through German Lens by Nanda Mookerjee, Himalayan Blunder by Brigadier John Dalvi, India's China war by Neville Maxwell, Moscow's Shadow over West Bengal by Rajni Mukherjee, The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, copy of International Military Tribunal for the Far East, few books of journalist Kuldip Nayar, a copy of Hanuman Chalisa and Bhagwad Gita .[20][21][22][23]
• Among artefacts found, there were framed photographs of parents of Netaji, his school teacher Benimadhab Das, elder brother Suresh Chandra Bose (draped in a typical Bengali silk), group photo of Netaji's family, single photo of Netaji's parents, Netaji's photo in INA uniform, photographs of several INA colleagues, INA uniform, medals and insignia, an English made typewriter, German made binocular, needles, European crockery set, a Rolex golden watch and 2 golden round Omega watches (similar to what Netaji's father had gifted him), smoking pipes and 3 US made Sheaffer pens.[24][23]
• Several maps along with two hand-drawn maps of Bangladesh and of a route originating in Eastern Russia, moving through Mongolia, China, Tibet and Nepal were also found along with several newspapers and magazines of which some were internationally published.[25][26]

Correspondence and meeting with famous people

Among people who had met Bhagwanji were some of the notable names of politics in post independent India.

• Atul Sen ; was a professor and an ex-MLA from Dacca, Bangladesh. He knew Netaji beforehand as it was on Netaji's insistence he ran for office and won the election in 1930s. He had a chance meeting with Bhagwanji sometime in early 1960s at Neemsar.[14] Upon being convinced he wrote a letter to prime minister Nehru, stating "I take the liberty of addressing these few lines to you in the matter of the widely prevalent belief that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose is not dead. Mine is not mere belief but actual knowledge that Netaji is alive and is engaged in spiritual practice somewhere in India. Not the sadhu of Shoulmari, Cooch Behar, in West Bengal about whom some Calcutta politicians are making a fuss. I deliberately make the location a little vague because from the talks I had with him for months together not very long ago, I could understand that he is yet regarded as Enemy No.1 of the Allied Powers, and that there is a secret protocol that binds the government of India to deliver him to Allied ‘justice’ if found alive.[27] ". To that Nehru replied stating the India is not bound to any such clause in any agreement. Because of Sen's overzealousness, Bhagwanji asked him not to meet him again. Sen however informed Pabitra Mohan Roy in Kolkata about Bhagwanji.
• Pabitra Mohan Roy ; a physician by profession who was also an intelligence officer in Indian National Army, carried this information to Leela Roy. Mr Roy met Bhagwanji in 1962 at Neemsar and maintained contact with him till Sept,1985. Numerous letters written by Mr. Roy were receovered from Bhagwanji's belongings and likewise lot of letters from Bhagwanji were recovered at Roy's place at Dum Dum, Kolkata.[14]
• Leela Roy ; someone who knew Netaji for almost 2 decades, was the most renowned of all who had met Bhagwanji. She along with Mr. Roy met Bhagwanji in 1963. Leela Roy met Bhagwanji, accompanied by Kaviraj Kamalakanta Ghosh, Shaila Sen(called by Bhagwanji as Shailukumari), Prof Samar Guha, & Anil Das (Renu) of INA Secret Service. Leela Roy with her team stayed their for 10/12 days. Bhagwanji presented a Tea cup with plate wrapped in saffron cloth, later he presented his self used Scheaffer Pen to Lee as a token of remembrance. It is said that Bhagwanji addressed Leela Roy as 'Lee', as Netaji used to do in the days of their working together.[28]
  • Leela Roy in a letter to Dilipkumar Roy, a close friend of Netaji, mentioned that your friend is still alive and is living as a mystic in India and she isn't entitled to say anything more of it.[29]
  • She started providing for Bhagwanji and used to send items as requested by Bhagwanji till her death in 1970.
• Samar Guha ; an ardent Netaji follower, revolutionist, elected Member of Parliament 3 times in a row, professor at Jadavpur University and writer of famous books on Chemistry, visited Bhagwanji along with Leela Roy. Several of his letters were found at Bhagwanji's place. He kept in touch with Bhagwanji till 1985 and used to visit him almost every year.
• Sunil Krishna Gupta ; brother of famous revolutionist Dinesh Chandra Gupta, first visited Bhagwanji in 1963, after requested by Suresh Chandra Bose, Netaji's elder brother. Later his nephews Surajit Dasgupta and Jagatjit Dasgupta also used to accompany him, along with Tarun Kumar Mukhopadhyay. They deposed in front of Mukherjee commission and testified that Bhagwanji was Netaji only.[30]
• Apart from these, Sunil Das, Santosh Bhattacharya, Dulal Nandy and Bijoy Nag used to visit Bhagwanji, who were associated with Jayashree publications, started by Leela Roy. Bijoy Nag later testified in front of Mukherjee Commission, that Bhagwanji was Netaji.
• Unconfirmed reports of visits from famous people viz. Dr. Sampurnanand, Anandamayi Ma, Pranab Mukherjee and Charan Singh also exist. Letters from Dr Sampurnanand and Ghani Khan Choudhury has been recovered from Bhagwanji's belongings.[14][29]

Gumnami Baba's most remarkable trait was his undying commitment towards remaining incognito. Only a handful of people had the privilege of seeing him in person. Most of the visitors had to converse with him separated by a curtain, with his face hidden all along.
During his stay in Uttar Pradesh, he changed his dwelling place multiple times in order to avoid unwanted attention. whenever rumour started spreading that he was Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, he immediately changed his house
Bhagwanji's lectures used to be published in a Bengali monthly named "Jayashree", of which Roy was the editor. Roy's nephew Bijoy Nag later published a book named "Oi Mahamanab Asey (Here comes the great man)" which is a collection of lectures published in the Jayashree monthly. Bhagwanji's lectures often included matters on contemporary politics, theology, music and even metaphysics

Justice Mukherjee commission

Justice Manoj Kumar Mukherjee commission was set up in 1999, to investigate whether Netaji perished in a plane crash in 1945 or not. He came across the story of Bhagwanji when journalist Ashok Tandon and Shakti Singh, the landlord of Ram Bhawan, approached him with details about Bhagwanji. They also mentioned about the petition filed by Lalita bose claiming Bhagwanji to be Netaji.[36]
The commission visited the Faizabad treasury and out of 2600 items found from Bhagwanji's place, 700 were sent to Kolkata for research. The commission took the testimony of 31 witnesses in this regard.
Most important were of those who had seen Bhagwanji face to face and had also seen Netaji. Durga Prasad Pandey, Srikant Sharma and Apurba Chandra Ghosh testified that Bhagwanji was Netaji and they have met both Netaji in the past and later Bhagwanji multiple times to clear any possible doubt. Mr Ghosh also added that once Bhagwanji enquired about one Bahadur who used to be a guard at Netaji's Elgin Road house and also asked if there is still a calendar with Maa Kali's photo in Netaji's room. Justice Mukherjee found their witnesses considerable.[36]
Another set of witnesses deposed in front the commission who had seen Bhagwanji face to face. Dr Priyabrat Banerjee a doctor from Faizabad, his wife Rita Banerjee and her mother Bithi Chatterjee recounted their experiences of meeting Bhagwanji. Father of Dr. P Banerjee, Dr. T C Banerjee once treated Bhagwanji and was convinced that he is none but Netaji as he had seen Netaji before. According to Banerjee couple, they used to visit Bhagwanji very often and converse with him face to face. They used to ask questions in Bengali and Bhagwanji used to respond in Hindi, with a thick Bengali accent though. Rita Banerjee narrated an incident when upon asking Bhagwanji whether he felt offended due to their frequent probing, he responded in a poignant tone -
"রাগ? যার নিজের মা বাবা থাকতে মা বাবা নেই, নিজের ভাই বোন থাকতে ভাই বোন নেই, নিজের দেশকে নিজের বলার অধিকার নেই, সে কি রাগ করতে পারে? অভিমান করতে পারে" (A man who is deprived of his own parents and siblings, who can't call his country his own, can only feel hurt. He has no right to get angry)
Justice Mukherjee had to set aside their testimony as they had never seen Netaji in person and their testimony can be termed hearsay at best.
Upon receiving the official DNA analysis report and handwriting report which concluded as Bhagwanji not being Netaji, justice Mukherjee had no choice but to declare that Bhagwanji was not Netaji.[36]
Interview exposure: In a casual discussion with film maker Amlan Kusum Ghosh, justice Mukherjee mentioned off-the-record that he was 100% sure that Bhagwanji was Netaji, as that was the most sensible view. Unbeknownst to him, the discussion got captured in camera and was telecast in different channels causing much controversy and uproar.[45]

Details of Consultations by the Committee for Draft National Education Policy(July 2017 onwards)
The following is an inventory of various organizations, autonomous bodies, institutions, ministries, eminent persons and individuals with whom the Committee or any member has met and interacted.
I. Ministries / Institutions / Associations / Organizations

1. Aga Khan Foundation
2. Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad
3. Akshay Patra Foundation
4. All India Council for Technical Education
5. All India Management Association
6. All India Secondary Teachers Association
7. Anjuman-I-Islam
8. Associated Chambers of Commerce of India
9. Association of Healthcare Providers India, Bengaluru
10. Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi
11. Azim Premji University
12. Bharath Shikshana Mandal
13. Bharatiya Shiksha Shodh Sansthan, Lucknow
14. Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India
15. Center for Contemporary Studies – Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
16. Confederation of Indian Industry
17. Consortium of Christian Minority Higher Education Institutions
18. Darul Uloom Deoband
19. Department of Higher Education, MHRD
20. Department of Legal Affairs, New Delhi
21. Department of School Education and Literacy, MHRD
22. Education Promotion Society of India, New Delhi
23. Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry
24. Indian Academy of Sciences
25. Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi
26. Indian Council of Historical Research
27. Indian Council of Philosophical Research
28. Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
29. Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
30. Indian National Academy of Engineering
31. Indian National Science Academy
32. Indian Society for Training and Development
33. Institute of Chinese Studies
34. International Conference on Harmonisation
35. International Institute of Information Technology, Bengaluru
36. Librarians from leading Institutions, Bengaluru
37. Maharashtra Cosmopolitan Education Society, Pune
38. Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad
39. Ministry of Agriculture, New Delhi
40. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, New Delhi
41. Ministry of Science and Technology, New Delhi
42. Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, New Delhi
43. Ministry of Women and Child Development, New Delhi
44. Muslim Educational Society
45. National Academy of Sciences
46. National Assessment and Accreditation Council, New Delhi
47. National Association of Software and Services Companies
48. National Council of Educational Research and Training
49. National HRD Network
50. National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration, New Delhi
51. National Institute of Labour Economics Research, New Delhi
52. National Institute of Personnel Management
53. National Law School of India University, Bengaluru
54. National Social Science Association
55. New Delhi Institute of Management
56. NITI Aayog, New Delhi
57. Osmania University, Hyderabad
58. PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry
59. Prime Minister’s Office, Government of India
60. Pune International Centre, Pune
61. R V College of Engineering, Bengaluru
62. R V Institute of Management, Bengaluru
63. Rahmani Foundation, Bihar
64. Rashtrotthana Parishat, Bengaluru
65. Representatives from Transgender groups
66. Shanthilal Mutha Foundation
67. Shiksha Sankul, Bengaluru
68. Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee
69. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College
70. Tata Trusts
71. Technology Information Forecasting and Assessment Council
72. UNICEF
73. University Grants Commission
74. University of Mysore

II. Eminent Persons

1. Bharat Ratna, C.N.R. Rao, JNCASR, Bengaluru
2. Acharya Vidyasagarji Maharaj, Jain Muni, Pratibhasthali, Near Raipur
3. Alexander Thomas, Association of Health Care Providers, Bengaluru
4. Anantha Kumar Duraiappah, UNESCO, New Delhi
5. Anil Kakodkar, TIFAC, Former Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, GOI
6. Anil D Sahasrabuddhe, Chairman, AICTE
7. Anurag Behar, Vice- Chancellor, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru
8. Anuradha Bakshi, Head Department of Human Development, Nirmala Niketan, Mumbai
9. Anuradha Deshmukh, Director (collaborations and special initiatives), YCMOU, Nashik
10. Ajay Seth, Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka
11. Anindya Gupta, American India Foundation, New Delhi

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1. A.K. Sengupta, Higher Education Forum, Mumbai
   
2. Antara Sengupta, ORF Mumbai
   
3. Arman Ali, National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People, New Delhi
   
4. Asha Thomas, The Samhita Academy, Bengaluru
   
5. Ashish Dhawan, Co-founder, Ashoka University, Sonipat
   
6. Ashish Jain, CEO, Healthcare Sector Skill Council, New Delhi
   
7. Ashwini Chandrashekhar, Embibe, Bengaluru
   
8. Arun Aggarwal, Former Dean Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi
   
9. Anna Pulimood, Principal, CMC Vellore
   
10. Ajay Srivastava, Department of Radiology & Radiotherapy,
    

UCMS & GTB Hospital, New Delhi

1. Balakrishna Pisupathi, former VC, Trans Disciplinary University, Bengaluru
   
2. Late Baldev Raj, National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bengaluru
   
3. Bhanumati Narsimhan, Art of Living Foundation, Bengaluru
   
4. Bhaskar Ramamurthi, Director, IIT Madras
   
5. Bhimaraya Metri, Director, IIM Trichy
   
6. Bikramjit Basu, IISc, Bengaluru
   
7. Binaifer Chogga, Principal Udayachal School, Mumbai
   
8. B.N. Suresh, ISRO, Bengaluru
   
9. Bhushan Patwardhan, Vice Chairman, UGC
   
10. Bhabatosh Biswas, Former Vice President, NBE
    
11. B.P. Sable, Former VC, YCMOU, Nashik
    
12. B.V. Ravishakar, Vice-Principal, BMS College of Engineering, Bengaluru
    
13. B N Gangadhar, Director, NIMHANS, Bengaluru
    
14. Camille Framroze, Holland and Knight LLP, Boston, USA
    
15. CBS Venkataramana, Former IAS, ASCI
    
16. Chandrashekar, Education Consultant
    
17. Chadrashekaran Nair, Professor Emeritus
    
18. C. Siva Ram Murthy, IIT Madras
    
19. Late Dada J.P. Vaswani, Sadhu Vaswani Mission, Mumbai
    
20. Damodar Pujari, UNDP, Pune
    
21. David Gross, Nobel Laureate, University of California at Santa Barbara, USA
    
22. Darshan Shankar - Vice Chancellor, Trans Disciplinary University, Bengaluru
    
23. Deviprasad Shetty, Founder Narayana Health, Bengaluru
    

Appendix VII. Details of Consultations
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1. Divya Balagopal, Mundkur Law Partners, Bengaluru
   
2. D. V. Jagadish, IIT-Bombay, Mumbai
   
3. Dwiti Vikramaditya, Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, Bhubaneshwar
   
4. Dymphena Dias, Muktangan, Mumbai
   
5. Dilip Kumar, President, Indian Nursing Council, New Delhi
   
6. D.G. Kanhere, University of Pune
   
7. Elizabeth Mehta, Founder-Director of the Muktangan Schools Network, Mumbai
   
8. Elizabeth John, Former Additional Director Training, General Military Nursing Services,
   

New Delhi

1. Farida Lambay, Co-Founder Pratham, Mumbai
   
2. Frazer Mascarenhas Former Principal St Xaviers College, Mumbai
   
3. Furqan Qamar, Secretary-General , Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi
   
4. Geeta Singh, Director, UGC-HRDC, University of Delhi
   
5. Gadadhar Misra, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
   
6. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon, University College London, UK
   
7. G. Chandrashekhar Indian Merchants Chamber, Mumbai
   
8. G. Nagarjuna, Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education-TIFR, Mumbai
   
9. Govindaraju, Project Head, CESS, Bengaluru
   
10. Gurumurthy Kasinathan, IT for Change, Bengaluru
    
11. Guna Magesan, VC, Institute of Advanced Research, Gandhinagar
    
12. G.Raghuram, Director, Indian Institute of Management Bengaluru
    
13. Girish Maindarkar, President, College of Physicians, Mumbai
    
14. G. Vishwanathan, Chancellor, VIT, Vellore
    
15. Hrishikesh Senapaty, Director NCERT, New Delhi
    
16. H.S. Nagaraj, BASE Educational Services, Bengaluru
    
17. H.R Nagendra, Chancellor, SVYASA, Bengaluru
    
18. Hemlata Bagla, K.C. College, Mumbai
    
19. Indranil Manna , Director, IIT Kanpur
    
20. Indu Prasad, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru
    
21. I.P. Sharma, Ex. Additional Director, Secondary Education, Allahabad
    
22. J.B.G. Tilak, Former Vice Chancellor, NUEPA, New Delhi
    
23. Jyotsna Jha, Centre for Budget and Policy Research, Bengaluru
    
24. J.S. Rajput, Former Director, NCERT, New Delhi
    
25. Jayakar Shetty, Vice President, Dental Council of India, New Delhi
    

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1. J.A.K Tareen, Former Vice Chancellor, Kashmir University
   
2. Jayaprakash Narayan, Foundation for Democratic Reforms, Hyderabad
   
3. Jayashree Shinde, Head, Department of Educational Technology,
   

SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai

1. John Kurrien, RTE Forum, Pune
   
2. Joy Chakraborty, Chief Operating Officer, P D Hinduja Hospital & MRC , Mumbai
   
3. Venerable Kabir Saxena Bhikkhu Sumati Sasana, Buddhist Monk, New Delhi
   
4. Kamini Kapadia, UNICEF Consultant, Maharashtra
   
5. K. Ramachandran, National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration,
   

New Delhi

1. K.S. Venkatesh, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai
   
2. K.S. Misra, Allahabad University
   
3. Kumaraswamy T, CCL-NLSIU Bengaluru
   
4. Kadey Soren, Orissa Tribal Council, Bhubaneshwar
   
5. K Vijay Raghavan, NCBS-TIFR; PSA, Govt. of India
   
6. Karthik Muralidharan, University of California, San Diego, USA
   
7. K Sadashiva Shetty, Principal, Bapuji Dental College and Hospital, Davangere
   
8. Lalit M Patnaik, Former Vice Chancellor, DIAT, Pune
   
9. L.S. Shashidhara, IISER Pune
   
10. L. Subramaniam, Founder, Subramaniam Academy of Performing Arts, Bengaluru
    
11. Latha Venkatesan, Principal, Apollo College of Nursing, Chennai
    
12. M. Sasikumar, Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, Mumbai
    
13. M.R. Jayaram, Chairman, Gokula Education Foundation, Bengaluru
    
14. Madhav Menon, Founder National Law School of India University Bengaluru
    
15. Manjula Rao, British Council, New Delhi
    
16. Maya Menon, The Teacher Foundation, Bengaluru
    
17. M.A. Balasubramanya, Director, Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement, Bengaluru
    
18. Milind Mhaske, Praja, Pune
    
19. Michel Danino, IIT Gandhinagar
    
20. M. D. Srinivas, Chairman, Centre for Policy Studies, Chennai
    
21. M.M. Salunkhe, Vice Chancellor, Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune,
    
22. Mohd. Akhtar Siddiqui, I.A.S.E, Faculty of Education, Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi
    
23. Mufti Abul Qasim Sahab, Mohtamim of Darul Uloom Deoband, Uttar Pradesh
    
24. Mohammed Ashraf Dar, University of Kashmir
    

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1. M. R. N. Murthy, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
   
2. M.S. Ananth, Former Director IIT Madras
   
3. M S Hegde, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
   
4. M.S. Raghunathan, IIT Bombay
   
5. Nachiketa Tiwari, Prof. IIT Kanpur
   
6. Narasimha Murthy, Bengaluru University
   
7. Nagaraju H. N
   
8. Nalini Chugani, President, Association for Education and Development, Mumbai
   
9. Neela Dabir, Dean, School of Vocational Education, TISS, Mumbai
   
10. N.V. Satyanarayana, Informatics India Ltd, Bengaluru
    
11. N.V. Varghese, Vice-Chancellor NIEPA, New Delhi
    
12. Neelima, ISKCON, Bengaluru
    
13. Nirmala Raja
    
14. N Sathyamurthy, IISER, Mohali
    
15. N. Mukunda, Indian Academy of Sciences, Bengaluru
    
16. Om Pathak, Chairman at Delhi Public School Ghaziabad Society, New Delhi
    
17. Padma Sarangapani, Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Bengaluru
    
18. Pankaj Chandra, Ahmedabad University
    
19. Parth Shah, Centre for Civil Society, New Delhi
    
20. Paul Ravindran, CMC Vellore
    
21. Pavnesh Kumar, CBSE, New Delhi
    
22. Piyush Swami, Professor of Education, University of Cincinnati (USA)
    
23. Poornima Contractor, Secretary, Association for Education and Development, Mumbai
    
24. Pradeep Ramavath, NLSIU, Bengaluru
    
25. Prakash Padukone, co-founder of Olympic Gold Quest, Mumbai
    
26. Pratap Bhanu Mehta, Vice-Chancellor, Ashoka University, Sonipat
    
27. P.J. Lavakare, International Advisory Board at Asian Institute of Technology
    
28. Prasad, Principal KLE Ayurveda College, Belgaum.
    
29. Purnendu Ghosh, Executive Director , Birla Institute of Scientific Research, Jaipur
    
30. P.S. Goel, NIAS, Bengaluru
    
31. Pawan Kapoor, DGMS (Air), New Delhi
    
32. Prem Vrat, Northcap University, Gurgaon
    
33. Radhika Prabhu, India Research Group, Washingtion D.C.
    
34. Rajendra K, Samarthanam
    
35. Raj K. Kaushal, SM, VSM (Retd.)
    
36. Rajan Saxena, NMIMS, Mumbai
    
37. Rajani Konantambigi, TISS, Mumbai
    
38. Rajesh Khambayat, Central Institute of Vocational Education, Bhopal
    
39. Ravi Narayan, Advisor, Centre for Public Health and Equity, Bengaluru
    
40. Ramasubramanian K., IIT Bombay
    
41. Rajaram Nityananda, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru
    
42. Ravi Subramaniam, Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education, TIFR, Mumbai
    
43. Rajiv Yeravdekar, Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences, Pune
    
44. Renuka Gupta, Pardada Pardadi, New Delhi
    
45. Renuka Raju, CMD, Kovida Limited, Hyderabad
    
46. Reeta Sonawat, Head, Department of Human Development,
    

SNDT Women's University, Mumbai

1. Ribhu Vohra
   
2. R. Karthikeyan, Indian Society for Training and Development, New Delhi
   
3. Rohini Paul, Nursing Head, Corporate, Narayana Health, Bengaluru
   
4. S Ayyappan, Former Secretary, Department of Agricultural Research and Education,
   

New Delhi

1. Sadhana Nair, Air Officer Commanding, Medical Training Center, IAF.
   
2. Sabyasachi Bhattacharya, Former Director TIFR, Ashoka University, Sonipat
   
3. Saikat Majumdar, Ashoka University, Sonipat
   
4. Sampath Kumar, Tata Motors, Jharkhand
   
5. Sandip Trivedi, Director, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai
   
6. Sanjay Awasthi, Member-Secretary, NCTE, New Delhi
   
7. Sanjay Inamdar, Member Board of Governors, College of Engineering, Pune
   
8. Sanjay Salunkhe, CEO, Jaro Institute of Technology Management & Research Pvt. Ltd.,
   

Mumbai

1. Sanchayan Bhattacharjee, ORF Mumbai
   
2. Sandeep Shastri, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Jain University, Bengaluru
   
3. Sanjay Mittal, IIT Kanpur
   
4. Santosh Mehrotra, Human Development Economist, JNU, New Delhi
   
5. Sankaran Valiathan, National Research Professor, GOI
   
6. Satish Modh, Director, IMSR, Mumbai
   
7. Satyajit Mayor, Director, National Centre for Biological Sciences-TIFR, Bengaluru
   
8. Saumen Chattopadhyay, Jawaharlal Nehru University
   
9. Shail Kumar, Author, Building Golden India, USA
   
10. Shanti Satish, R’eussir Trust, Bengaluru
    
11. Sharath Ananthamurthy , University of Hyderabad
    
12. Shobha Bharat, P.N. Doshi College of Home Science, Mumbai
    
13. Spenta R. Wadia, Founding Director, International Centre for Theoretical Sciences-TIFR,
    

Bengaluru

1. Srikanth Sastry, JNCASR, Bengaluru
   
2. Srinath Sridharan, South Indian Education Society, Mumbai
   
3. Srinivasan Ramani, founding Director, National Centre for Software Technology (now
   

CDAC), Mumbai

1. Srinivas Murthy, former Additional Chief Secretary Finance, Government of Karnataka
   
2. Subramanya, Principal, R.V.Engineering College, Bengaluru
   
3. Subhash Khuntia, Former Secretary SE&L, MHRD
   
4. Subodh Kumar, University of Lucknow
   
5. Suja Koshy, SVT College of Home Science, SNDTWU, Mumbai
   
6. Sujata Sriram, Professor Human Ecology, TISS, Mumbai
   
7. Suman Sharma, Principal, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, New Delhi
   
8. Sunil Mehta, Muktangan, Managing Trustee of the Muktangan Schools Network, Mumbai
   
9. Sujaya Rathi, Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy, Bengaluru
   
10. Sudheendra Kulkarni, Observer Research Foundation, Mumbai
    
11. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Lucknow
    
12. Surendra Prasad, Former Director, IIT Delhi
    
13. Suvrat Raju, International Centre for Theoretical Sciences-TIFR, Bengaluru.
    
14. S.V. Ranganath, Former Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka
    
15. S. Kannan, Director, UGC Human Resource Development Centre, Madurai Kamaraj
    

University

1. Sunil Koshy, Formerly at Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences, Bengaluru
   
2. Selva Titus, Dean, College of Nursing, CMC Vellore
   
3. T.J. Mathew, Pillai College of Engineering and Technology, Mumbai
   
4. Late T.S.R. Subramanian, Former Cabinet Secretary, GOI, New Delhi
   
5. T.D. Kemparaju, Vice Chancellor, Bengaluru North University
   
6. Tanil Kilachand, Indian Merchant Chambers, Mumbai
   
7. Tushar Kanti Senapati, Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, Bhubaneshwar
   
8. Uma Mahadevan, Principal Secretary, Government of Karnataka
   
9. Uday Salunkhe, Group Director, WE School, Mumbai
   
10. Venita Kaul, Professor Emeritus, Ambedkar University, New Delhi
    
11. Vidushi Sharma, Fulbright Scholar, Princeton University, USA
    
12. Vijay Khole, VC, Amity University, Maharashtra
    
13. Vikram Sampath, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, New Delhi
    
14. Vincent G Furtado, Institute of Philosophy and Religion, Mysore
    
15. V.S. Basavaraju, DNA, Bengaluru
    
16. V.S. Chauhan, former Chairman, NAAC, New Delhi
    
17. V. S. Prasad, Former PVC, IGNOU, New Delhi
    
18. V. C. Shanmuganandan, Coordinator, Joint Director, AHPI, Bengaluru
    
19. Vishal Dang, Manav Rachna Dental College, Faridabad, UP
    

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Quotes from Bhagwanji's discourse

1. I have undergone complete Metamorphosis. The biggest asset of my life is sacrifice. I am not a great man, so I do not need biography.[11]
2. To understand a man you have to understand the bedrock on which he stands and his works. My most and only beloved mother was a direct initiated disciple of Ramakrishna Paramhamsa Deva. My Governor, first tutor guardian gave me a missionary sacrificing zeal and all fighting, all overcoming stamina....I have never played false with myself[11].
3. If anybody ascribes that he is an authority on me, I would call him a darned fool. Know yourself first then try to know others.[11]
4. If Bengal hopes that she will get back "him" – that is a mistake. "He" is dead, Bengal has killed "him".[11]
5. I am just a Will-o'-the-wisp...It is born, does it work, runs around, stays still for a while, vanishes from one place and then, shows up at another place. It manifests itself but cannot be caught. I am just not here. I have no existence[11].
6. Very strange are you and your government that they constitute ‘loaded dice commissions’ over and again just to know, whether he is dead or not! You all are the reason behind this. Populus Vult Decipi – You All People Wish To Be Fooled[11]
7. My real identity is that I am a dust particle of Bengal. My false identity is Frankenstein, which I neither did want nor deserved. You have raised this Frankenstein and now feelers are being sent to him. It is too late[11].
8. Indian politics. Ugh. It stinks. Statesmen are a rarity everywhere. But in India there is no Statesman[11].
9. It is God's truth and take it from the horse's mouth, Communism shall die at the place of its birth. Even Gods have not the power to nullify these solemn words. But you must pay the price[11].
10. In the inviolable and most divine name of mother Jagadamba Durga, Bhabani, Chandi – The Bengal – India shall rise again in her full glory. Corrupt people on my motherland's soil will be completely eliminated gradually.[11][12]
11. To understand a man you have to understand the bed rock on which he stands and his works. My most and only beloved mother was a direct initiated disciple of Paramhamsa Deva. My Governor, first tutor guardian gave me missionary sacrificing zeal and all fighting all overcoming stamina....I have never played false with myself
12. Preconditions are physical fitness and celibacy. Pakistan lost the wars because they are the most despicable lecherous
13. যাকে তুমি বহুদিন আগে জেনেছিলে তাকে ভুলে যাও, সে মরে ভূত হয়ে গেছে। তাই সেই লোকটার মাপকাঠিতে এই শরীরকে বোঝার চেষ্টা করলে ভুল করবে। সেই আগের তিনি আর নেই, বাইরের থেকে এবং ভেতরে সে এক মৃত ভূত, ভাবলেশহীন, স্থবির এবং সবার ধরা ছোয়ার বাইরে*. (Do forget the one, you once knew, for he has turned into a ghost. Comparing this physical being with that person will only be misleading. That man is long gone. Physically and emotionally he has turned into a dead ghost, void of emotions, unwavering in conduct and beyond everyone's reach.)
14. But always remember" whether war should be brutal, cathartic or a humane business is beside the point. Every one knows that no war can be conducted and fought with kid gloves. Modern war esp. takes an appaling toll both in human life and property. No civilized nation risks it lightly but when it is forced on, it has to be waged in a manner that makes the opponent wince. This is not done in any vindictive spirit but in a cold calculated manner to break the opponent's morale, so that he is forced to sue for peace. Abstract principles have nothing to do with waging of war
15. I am inscrutable : If you forget it you will forget it at your own peril. There is no one in this world who can fathom the Mahakal. If anybody ascribes that he is an authority on me, I would call him a darned fool. Know yourself first then try to know others
16. Don't consider the Mahakal callous, cruel or carrying on a vendetta. You don't understand what vexatious dog life the Mahakal is living. I am no more a man. My name is crossed out from the human register. I am just a Token or Symbol
17. Indian politics. Ugh. It stinks. Statesman are a rarity everywhere. But in India there is no Statesman. The country where an astronomical number of political parties are bred and the politicians number by Legions, stability is a mirage. The vagaries of wayward politicians have debased the very life and look of India...what to say of Bengal
18. Religion to you is old, ancient. But know that its the very backbone of civilization. Bind yourself behind your back. What is there at the back? Ocean of unbounded energy from where you have sparked off. Then only you can struggle. That's why unbounded faith is needed. Without religion mankind cannot survive

• I know this is my last mortal coil, so my only concern is to see that my Sadhana is put throughRita Banerjee,wife of a doctor from Faizabad, narrated an incident when upon asking Bhagwanji whether he felt offended due to their frequent probing, he responded in a poignant tone -"রাগ? যার নিজের মা বাবা থাকতে মা বাবা নেই, নিজের ভাই বোন থাকতে ভাই বোন নেই, নিজের দেশকে নিজের বলার অধিকার নেই, সে কি রাগ করতে পারে? অভিমান করতে পারে" (A man who is deprived of his own parents and siblings, who can't call his country his own, can only feel hurt. He has no right to get angry)

A leading American handwriting expert Curt Baggett was given the writings of Bhagwanji & Subhash Chandra Bose to ascertain whether they were the same people and he concluded "Based upon thorough analysis of these items and application of accepted forensic examination tools, principles and techniques, it is my professional expert opinion that the same person authored both the writing on the known (proved as letters written by Bose) and on the questioned documents (accessed from Roy and other revolutionaries by the authors).
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Items recovered from Bhagwanji's belongings

Several items were recovered from Bhagwanji's belongings which were sent to district treasury in 26 wooden boxes. Details of those items were reported in many news papers. Items contained huge collection of books in English, Hindi and Bengali, numerous Indian and foreign magazines and newspapers, many foreign made items, letters from some very important political and national leaders, maps, photographs of Netaji's family members and some Indian National Army memorabilia.

• Many letters were found, written to Bhagwanji from former Indian National Army officers and mainly Pabitra Mohan Roy. Some letters were written by Bose family members. A letter from M. S. Golwalkar, director of RSS was found where he had addressed Bhagwanji as Pujyapad Shrimaan Swami Vijayanandji Maharaj. The letter read – "I received your letter written from August 25 to September 2 on September 6, 1972. If you point out one particular location out of the three places mentioned in the letter, then my job will certainly become easier."[19] Another letter was from famous revolutionist Trailokyanath Chakravarty who in a letter written in 1963 to Bhagwanji, reminisced many accounts of spending time with Netaji in Mandalay jail and concluded that he along with thousands of ill-treated and oppressed people of East Pakistan, are still waiting for him to return.[12]
• A large collection of books in Bengali, English, Hindi and Sanskrit, were recovered. Complete work of Rabindranath Tagore, Saratchandra Chatterjee, William Shakespeare, Atharv Ved Samhita in Bengali by Durgadas Lahiri, Vivekananda Bani (Bengali) by Kumar Krishna Nandi, ' Sadhak Ramprasad' by Swami Vivekananda, Bulletin of Netaji Research Bureau of January 1966, Freedom and after by Rabindranath Khan, Hindi copy of 30 years in Jail by TrailokyaNath Chakrovarty, selected work of P G Wodehouse, Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll, Victor Hugo, Henry Miller, Swami Abhedananda, Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam were few to mention. Many books pertaining to modern history and politics viz. The Last Days of the British Raj by Leonard Mosley, History of the Freedom Movement in India 3 volumes by RC Majumdar, The Lessons of History by Will Durant and Ariel Durant, India Wins Freedom by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Netaji Through German Lens by Nanda Mookerjee, Himalayan Blunder by Brigadier John Dalvi, India's China war by Neville Maxwell, Moscow's Shadow over West Bengal by Rajni Mukherjee, The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, copy of International Military Tribunal for the Far East, few books of journalist Kuldip Nayar, a copy of Hanuman Chalisa and Bhagwad Gita .[20][21][22][23]
• Among artefacts found, there were framed photographs of parents of Netaji, his school teacher Benimadhab Das, elder brother Suresh Chandra Bose (draped in a typical Bengali silk), group photo of Netaji's family, single photo of Netaji's parents, Netaji's photo in INA uniform, photographs of several INA colleagues, INA uniform, medals and insignia, an English made typewriter, German made binocular, needles, European crockery set, a Rolex golden watch and 2 golden round Omega watches (similar to what Netaji's father had gifted him), smoking pipes and 3 US made Sheaffer pens.[24][23]
• Several maps along with two hand-drawn maps of Bangladesh and of a route originating in Eastern Russia, moving through Mongolia, China, Tibet and Nepal were also found along with several newspapers and magazines of which some were internationally published.[25][26]

Correspondence and meeting with famous people

Among people who had met Bhagwanji were some of the notable names of politics in post independent India.

• Atul Sen ; was a professor and an ex-MLA from Dacca, Bangladesh. He knew Netaji beforehand as it was on Netaji's insistence he ran for office and won the election in 1930s. He had a chance meeting with Bhagwanji sometime in early 1960s at Neemsar.[14] Upon being convinced he wrote a letter to prime minister Nehru, stating "I take the liberty of addressing these few lines to you in the matter of the widely prevalent belief that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose is not dead. Mine is not mere belief but actual knowledge that Netaji is alive and is engaged in spiritual practice somewhere in India. Not the sadhu of Shoulmari, Cooch Behar, in West Bengal about whom some Calcutta politicians are making a fuss. I deliberately make the location a little vague because from the talks I had with him for months together not very long ago, I could understand that he is yet regarded as Enemy No.1 of the Allied Powers, and that there is a secret protocol that binds the government of India to deliver him to Allied ‘justice’ if found alive.[27] ". To that Nehru replied stating the India is not bound to any such clause in any agreement. Because of Sen's overzealousness, Bhagwanji asked him not to meet him again. Sen however informed Pabitra Mohan Roy in Kolkata about Bhagwanji.
• Pabitra Mohan Roy ; a physician by profession who was also an intelligence officer in Indian National Army, carried this information to Leela Roy. Mr Roy met Bhagwanji in 1962 at Neemsar and maintained contact with him till Sept,1985. Numerous letters written by Mr. Roy were receovered from Bhagwanji's belongings and likewise lot of letters from Bhagwanji were recovered at Roy's place at Dum Dum, Kolkata.[14]
• Leela Roy ; someone who knew Netaji for almost 2 decades, was the most renowned of all who had met Bhagwanji. She along with Mr. Roy met Bhagwanji in 1963. Leela Roy met Bhagwanji, accompanied by Kaviraj Kamalakanta Ghosh, Shaila Sen(called by Bhagwanji as Shailukumari), Prof Samar Guha, & Anil Das (Renu) of INA Secret Service. Leela Roy with her team stayed their for 10/12 days. Bhagwanji presented a Tea cup with plate wrapped in saffron cloth, later he presented his self used Scheaffer Pen to Lee as a token of remembrance. It is said that Bhagwanji addressed Leela Roy as 'Lee', as Netaji used to do in the days of their working together.[28]
  • Leela Roy in a letter to Dilipkumar Roy, a close friend of Netaji, mentioned that your friend is still alive and is living as a mystic in India and she isn't entitled to say anything more of it.[29]
  • She started providing for Bhagwanji and used to send items as requested by Bhagwanji till her death in 1970.
• Samar Guha ; an ardent Netaji follower, revolutionist, elected Member of Parliament 3 times in a row, professor at Jadavpur University and writer of famous books on Chemistry, visited Bhagwanji along with Leela Roy. Several of his letters were found at Bhagwanji's place. He kept in touch with Bhagwanji till 1985 and used to visit him almost every year.
• Sunil Krishna Gupta ; brother of famous revolutionist Dinesh Chandra Gupta, first visited Bhagwanji in 1963, after requested by Suresh Chandra Bose, Netaji's elder brother. Later his nephews Surajit Dasgupta and Jagatjit Dasgupta also used to accompany him, along with Tarun Kumar Mukhopadhyay. They deposed in front of Mukherjee commission and testified that Bhagwanji was Netaji only.[30]
• Apart from these, Sunil Das, Santosh Bhattacharya, Dulal Nandy and Bijoy Nag used to visit Bhagwanji, who were associated with Jayashree publications, started by Leela Roy. Bijoy Nag later testified in front of Mukherjee Commission, that Bhagwanji was Netaji.
• Unconfirmed reports of visits from famous people viz. Dr. Sampurnanand, Anandamayi Ma, Pranab Mukherjee and Charan Singh also exist. Letters from Dr Sampurnanand and Ghani Khan Choudhury has been recovered from Bhagwanji's belongings.[14][29]

Gumnami Baba's most remarkable trait was his undying commitment towards remaining incognito. Only a handful of people had the privilege of seeing him in person. Most of the visitors had to converse with him separated by a curtain, with his face hidden all along.
During his stay in Uttar Pradesh, he changed his dwelling place multiple times in order to avoid unwanted attention. whenever rumour started spreading that he was Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, he immediately changed his house
Bhagwanji's lectures used to be published in a Bengali monthly named "Jayashree", of which Roy was the editor. Roy's nephew Bijoy Nag later published a book named "Oi Mahamanab Asey (Here comes the great man)" which is a collection of lectures published in the Jayashree monthly. Bhagwanji's lectures often included matters on contemporary politics, theology, music and even metaphysics

Justice Mukherjee commission

Justice Manoj Kumar Mukherjee commission was set up in 1999, to investigate whether Netaji perished in a plane crash in 1945 or not. He came across the story of Bhagwanji when journalist Ashok Tandon and Shakti Singh, the landlord of Ram Bhawan, approached him with details about Bhagwanji. They also mentioned about the petition filed by Lalita bose claiming Bhagwanji to be Netaji.[36]
The commission visited the Faizabad treasury and out of 2600 items found from Bhagwanji's place, 700 were sent to Kolkata for research. The commission took the testimony of 31 witnesses in this regard.
Most important were of those who had seen Bhagwanji face to face and had also seen Netaji. Durga Prasad Pandey, Srikant Sharma and Apurba Chandra Ghosh testified that Bhagwanji was Netaji and they have met both Netaji in the past and later Bhagwanji multiple times to clear any possible doubt. Mr Ghosh also added that once Bhagwanji enquired about one Bahadur who used to be a guard at Netaji's Elgin Road house and also asked if there is still a calendar with Maa Kali's photo in Netaji's room. Justice Mukherjee found their witnesses considerable.[36]
Another set of witnesses deposed in front the commission who had seen Bhagwanji face to face. Dr Priyabrat Banerjee a doctor from Faizabad, his wife Rita Banerjee and her mother Bithi Chatterjee recounted their experiences of meeting Bhagwanji. Father of Dr. P Banerjee, Dr. T C Banerjee once treated Bhagwanji and was convinced that he is none but Netaji as he had seen Netaji before. According to Banerjee couple, they used to visit Bhagwanji very often and converse with him face to face. They used to ask questions in Bengali and Bhagwanji used to respond in Hindi, with a thick Bengali accent though. Rita Banerjee narrated an incident when upon asking Bhagwanji whether he felt offended due to their frequent probing, he responded in a poignant tone -
"রাগ? যার নিজের মা বাবা থাকতে মা বাবা নেই, নিজের ভাই বোন থাকতে ভাই বোন নেই, নিজের দেশকে নিজের বলার অধিকার নেই, সে কি রাগ করতে পারে? অভিমান করতে পারে" (A man who is deprived of his own parents and siblings, who can't call his country his own, can only feel hurt. He has no right to get angry)
Justice Mukherjee had to set aside their testimony as they had never seen Netaji in person and their testimony can be termed hearsay at best.
Upon receiving the official DNA analysis report and handwriting report which concluded as Bhagwanji not being Netaji, justice Mukherjee had no choice but to declare that Bhagwanji was not Netaji.[36]
Interview exposure: In a casual discussion with film maker Amlan Kusum Ghosh, justice Mukherjee mentioned off-the-record that he was 100% sure that Bhagwanji was Netaji, as that was the most sensible view. Unbeknownst to him, the discussion got captured in camera and was telecast in different channels causing much controversy and uproar.[45]

Details of Consultations by the Committee for Draft National Education Policy(July 2017 onwards)
The following is an inventory of various organizations, autonomous bodies, institutions, ministries, eminent persons and individuals with whom the Committee or any member has met and interacted.
I. Ministries / Institutions / Associations / Organizations

1. Aga Khan Foundation
   
2. Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad
   
3. Akshay Patra Foundation
   
4. All India Council for Technical Education
   
5. All India Management Association
   
6. All India Secondary Teachers Association
   
7. Anjuman-I-Islam
   
8. Associated Chambers of Commerce of India
   
9. Association of Healthcare Providers India, Bengaluru
   
10. Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi
    
11. Azim Premji University
    
12. Bharath Shikshana Mandal
    
13. Bharatiya Shiksha Shodh Sansthan, Lucknow
    
14. Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India
    
15. Center for Contemporary Studies – Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
    
16. Confederation of Indian Industry
    
17. Consortium of Christian Minority Higher Education Institutions
    
18. Darul Uloom Deoband
    
19. Department of Higher Education, MHRD
    
20. Department of Legal Affairs, New Delhi
    
21. Department of School Education and Literacy, MHRD
    
22. Education Promotion Society of India, New Delhi
    
23. Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry
    
24. Indian Academy of Sciences
    
25. Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi
    
26. Indian Council of Historical Research
    
27. Indian Council of Philosophical Research
    
28. Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
    
29. Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
    
30. Indian National Academy of Engineering
    
31. Indian National Science Academy
    
32. Indian Society for Training and Development
    
33. Institute of Chinese Studies
    
34. International Conference on Harmonisation
    
35. International Institute of Information Technology, Bengaluru
    
36. Librarians from leading Institutions, Bengaluru
    
37. Maharashtra Cosmopolitan Education Society, Pune
    
38. Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad
    
39. Ministry of Agriculture, New Delhi
    
40. Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, New Delhi
    
41. Ministry of Science and Technology, New Delhi
    
42. Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, New Delhi
    
43. Ministry of Women and Child Development, New Delhi
    
44. Muslim Educational Society
    
45. National Academy of Sciences
    
46. National Assessment and Accreditation Council, New Delhi
    
47. National Association of Software and Services Companies
    
48. National Council of Educational Research and Training
    
49. National HRD Network
    
50. National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration, New Delhi
    
51. National Institute of Labour Economics Research, New Delhi
    
52. National Institute of Personnel Management
    
53. National Law School of India University, Bengaluru
    
54. National Social Science Association
    
55. New Delhi Institute of Management
    
56. NITI Aayog, New Delhi
    
57. Osmania University, Hyderabad
    
58. PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry
    
59. Prime Minister’s Office, Government of India
    
60. Pune International Centre, Pune
    
61. R V College of Engineering, Bengaluru
    
62. R V Institute of Management, Bengaluru
    
63. Rahmani Foundation, Bihar
    
64. Rashtrotthana Parishat, Bengaluru
    
65. Representatives from Transgender groups
    
66. Shanthilal Mutha Foundation
    
67. Shiksha Sankul, Bengaluru
    
68. Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee
    
69. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College
    
70. Tata Trusts
    
71. Technology Information Forecasting and Assessment Council
    
72. UNICEF
    
73. University Grants Commission
    
74. University of Mysore
    

II. Eminent Persons

1. Bharat Ratna, C.N.R. Rao, JNCASR, Bengaluru
   
2. Acharya Vidyasagarji Maharaj, Jain Muni, Pratibhasthali, Near Raipur
   
3. Alexander Thomas, Association of Health Care Providers, Bengaluru
   
4. Anantha Kumar Duraiappah, UNESCO, New Delhi
   
5. Anil Kakodkar, TIFAC, Former Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, GOI
   
6. Anil D Sahasrabuddhe, Chairman, AICTE
   
7. Anurag Behar, Vice- Chancellor, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru
   
8. Anuradha Bakshi, Head Department of Human Development, Nirmala Niketan, Mumbai
   
9. Anuradha Deshmukh, Director (collaborations and special initiatives), YCMOU, Nashik
   
10. Ajay Seth, Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka
    
11. Anindya Gupta, American India Foundation, New Delhi
    

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1. A.K. Sengupta, Higher Education Forum, Mumbai
   
2. Antara Sengupta, ORF Mumbai
   
3. Arman Ali, National Centre for Promotion of Employment for Disabled People, New Delhi
   
4. Asha Thomas, The Samhita Academy, Bengaluru
   
5. Ashish Dhawan, Co-founder, Ashoka University, Sonipat
   
6. Ashish Jain, CEO, Healthcare Sector Skill Council, New Delhi
   
7. Ashwini Chandrashekhar, Embibe, Bengaluru
   
8. Arun Aggarwal, Former Dean Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi
   
9. Anna Pulimood, Principal, CMC Vellore
   
10. Ajay Srivastava, Department of Radiology & Radiotherapy,
    

UCMS & GTB Hospital, New Delhi

1. Balakrishna Pisupathi, former VC, Trans Disciplinary University, Bengaluru
   
2. Late Baldev Raj, National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bengaluru
   
3. Bhanumati Narsimhan, Art of Living Foundation, Bengaluru
   
4. Bhaskar Ramamurthi, Director, IIT Madras
   
5. Bhimaraya Metri, Director, IIM Trichy
   
6. Bikramjit Basu, IISc, Bengaluru
   
7. Binaifer Chogga, Principal Udayachal School, Mumbai
   
8. B.N. Suresh, ISRO, Bengaluru
   
9. Bhushan Patwardhan, Vice Chairman, UGC
   
10. Bhabatosh Biswas, Former Vice President, NBE
    
11. B.P. Sable, Former VC, YCMOU, Nashik
    
12. B.V. Ravishakar, Vice-Principal, BMS College of Engineering, Bengaluru
    
13. B N Gangadhar, Director, NIMHANS, Bengaluru
    
14. Camille Framroze, Holland and Knight LLP, Boston, USA
    
15. CBS Venkataramana, Former IAS, ASCI
    
16. Chandrashekar, Education Consultant
    
17. Chadrashekaran Nair, Professor Emeritus
    
18. C. Siva Ram Murthy, IIT Madras
    
19. Late Dada J.P. Vaswani, Sadhu Vaswani Mission, Mumbai
    
20. Damodar Pujari, UNDP, Pune
    
21. David Gross, Nobel Laureate, University of California at Santa Barbara, USA
    
22. Darshan Shankar - Vice Chancellor, Trans Disciplinary University, Bengaluru
    
23. Deviprasad Shetty, Founder Narayana Health, Bengaluru
    

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1. Divya Balagopal, Mundkur Law Partners, Bengaluru
   
2. D. V. Jagadish, IIT-Bombay, Mumbai
   
3. Dwiti Vikramaditya, Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, Bhubaneshwar
   
4. Dymphena Dias, Muktangan, Mumbai
   
5. Dilip Kumar, President, Indian Nursing Council, New Delhi
   
6. D.G. Kanhere, University of Pune
   
7. Elizabeth Mehta, Founder-Director of the Muktangan Schools Network, Mumbai
   
8. Elizabeth John, Former Additional Director Training, General Military Nursing Services,
   

New Delhi

1. Farida Lambay, Co-Founder Pratham, Mumbai
   
2. Frazer Mascarenhas Former Principal St Xaviers College, Mumbai
   
3. Furqan Qamar, Secretary-General , Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi
   
4. Geeta Singh, Director, UGC-HRDC, University of Delhi
   
5. Gadadhar Misra, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
   
6. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon, University College London, UK
   
7. G. Chandrashekhar Indian Merchants Chamber, Mumbai
   
8. G. Nagarjuna, Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education-TIFR, Mumbai
   
9. Govindaraju, Project Head, CESS, Bengaluru
   
10. Gurumurthy Kasinathan, IT for Change, Bengaluru
    
11. Guna Magesan, VC, Institute of Advanced Research, Gandhinagar
    
12. G.Raghuram, Director, Indian Institute of Management Bengaluru
    
13. Girish Maindarkar, President, College of Physicians, Mumbai
    
14. G. Vishwanathan, Chancellor, VIT, Vellore
    
15. Hrishikesh Senapaty, Director NCERT, New Delhi
    
16. H.S. Nagaraj, BASE Educational Services, Bengaluru
    
17. H.R Nagendra, Chancellor, SVYASA, Bengaluru
    
18. Hemlata Bagla, K.C. College, Mumbai
    
19. Indranil Manna , Director, IIT Kanpur
    
20. Indu Prasad, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru
    
21. I.P. Sharma, Ex. Additional Director, Secondary Education, Allahabad
    
22. J.B.G. Tilak, Former Vice Chancellor, NUEPA, New Delhi
    
23. Jyotsna Jha, Centre for Budget and Policy Research, Bengaluru
    
24. J.S. Rajput, Former Director, NCERT, New Delhi
    
25. Jayakar Shetty, Vice President, Dental Council of India, New Delhi
    

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1. J.A.K Tareen, Former Vice Chancellor, Kashmir University
   
2. Jayaprakash Narayan, Foundation for Democratic Reforms, Hyderabad
   
3. Jayashree Shinde, Head, Department of Educational Technology,
   

SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai

1. John Kurrien, RTE Forum, Pune
   
2. Joy Chakraborty, Chief Operating Officer, P D Hinduja Hospital & MRC , Mumbai
   
3. Venerable Kabir Saxena Bhikkhu Sumati Sasana, Buddhist Monk, New Delhi
   
4. Kamini Kapadia, UNICEF Consultant, Maharashtra
   
5. K. Ramachandran, National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration,
   

New Delhi

1. K.S. Venkatesh, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai
   
2. K.S. Misra, Allahabad University
   
3. Kumaraswamy T, CCL-NLSIU Bengaluru
   
4. Kadey Soren, Orissa Tribal Council, Bhubaneshwar
   
5. K Vijay Raghavan, NCBS-TIFR; PSA, Govt. of India
   
6. Karthik Muralidharan, University of California, San Diego, USA
   
7. K Sadashiva Shetty, Principal, Bapuji Dental College and Hospital, Davangere
   
8. Lalit M Patnaik, Former Vice Chancellor, DIAT, Pune
   
9. L.S. Shashidhara, IISER Pune
   
10. L. Subramaniam, Founder, Subramaniam Academy of Performing Arts, Bengaluru
    
11. Latha Venkatesan, Principal, Apollo College of Nursing, Chennai
    
12. M. Sasikumar, Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, Mumbai
    
13. M.R. Jayaram, Chairman, Gokula Education Foundation, Bengaluru
    
14. Madhav Menon, Founder National Law School of India University Bengaluru
    
15. Manjula Rao, British Council, New Delhi
    
16. Maya Menon, The Teacher Foundation, Bengaluru
    
17. M.A. Balasubramanya, Director, Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement, Bengaluru
    
18. Milind Mhaske, Praja, Pune
    
19. Michel Danino, IIT Gandhinagar
    
20. M. D. Srinivas, Chairman, Centre for Policy Studies, Chennai
    
21. M.M. Salunkhe, Vice Chancellor, Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune,
    
22. Mohd. Akhtar Siddiqui, I.A.S.E, Faculty of Education, Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi
    
23. Mufti Abul Qasim Sahab, Mohtamim of Darul Uloom Deoband, Uttar Pradesh
    
24. Mohammed Ashraf Dar, University of Kashmir
    

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1. M. R. N. Murthy, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
   
2. M.S. Ananth, Former Director IIT Madras
   
3. M S Hegde, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru
   
4. M.S. Raghunathan, IIT Bombay
   
5. Nachiketa Tiwari, Prof. IIT Kanpur
   
6. Narasimha Murthy, Bengaluru University
   
7. Nagaraju H. N
   
8. Nalini Chugani, President, Association for Education and Development, Mumbai
   
9. Neela Dabir, Dean, School of Vocational Education, TISS, Mumbai
   
10. N.V. Satyanarayana, Informatics India Ltd, Bengaluru
    
11. N.V. Varghese, Vice-Chancellor NIEPA, New Delhi
    
12. Neelima, ISKCON, Bengaluru
    
13. Nirmala Raja
    
14. N Sathyamurthy, IISER, Mohali
    
15. N. Mukunda, Indian Academy of Sciences, Bengaluru
    
16. Om Pathak, Chairman at Delhi Public School Ghaziabad Society, New Delhi
    
17. Padma Sarangapani, Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Bengaluru
    
18. Pankaj Chandra, Ahmedabad University
    
19. Parth Shah, Centre for Civil Society, New Delhi
    
20. Paul Ravindran, CMC Vellore
    
21. Pavnesh Kumar, CBSE, New Delhi
    
22. Piyush Swami, Professor of Education, University of Cincinnati (USA)
    
23. Poornima Contractor, Secretary, Association for Education and Development, Mumbai
    
24. Pradeep Ramavath, NLSIU, Bengaluru
    
25. Prakash Padukone, co-founder of Olympic Gold Quest, Mumbai
    
26. Pratap Bhanu Mehta, Vice-Chancellor, Ashoka University, Sonipat
    
27. P.J. Lavakare, International Advisory Board at Asian Institute of Technology
    
28. Prasad, Principal KLE Ayurveda College, Belgaum.
    
29. Purnendu Ghosh, Executive Director , Birla Institute of Scientific Research, Jaipur
    
30. P.S. Goel, NIAS, Bengaluru
    
31. Pawan Kapoor, DGMS (Air), New Delhi
    
32. Prem Vrat, Northcap University, Gurgaon
    
33. Radhika Prabhu, India Research Group, Washingtion D.C.
    
34. Rajendra K, Samarthanam
    
35. Raj K. Kaushal, SM, VSM (Retd.)
    
36. Rajan Saxena, NMIMS, Mumbai
    
37. Rajani Konantambigi, TISS, Mumbai
    
38. Rajesh Khambayat, Central Institute of Vocational Education, Bhopal
    
39. Ravi Narayan, Advisor, Centre for Public Health and Equity, Bengaluru
    
40. Ramasubramanian K., IIT Bombay
    
41. Rajaram Nityananda, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru
    
42. Ravi Subramaniam, Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education, TIFR, Mumbai
    
43. Rajiv Yeravdekar, Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences, Pune
    
44. Renuka Gupta, Pardada Pardadi, New Delhi
    
45. Renuka Raju, CMD, Kovida Limited, Hyderabad
    
46. Reeta Sonawat, Head, Department of Human Development,
    

SNDT Women's University, Mumbai

1. Ribhu Vohra
   
2. R. Karthikeyan, Indian Society for Training and Development, New Delhi
   
3. Rohini Paul, Nursing Head, Corporate, Narayana Health, Bengaluru
   
4. S Ayyappan, Former Secretary, Department of Agricultural Research and Education,
   

New Delhi

1. Sadhana Nair, Air Officer Commanding, Medical Training Center, IAF.
   
2. Sabyasachi Bhattacharya, Former Director TIFR, Ashoka University, Sonipat
   
3. Saikat Majumdar, Ashoka University, Sonipat
   
4. Sampath Kumar, Tata Motors, Jharkhand
   
5. Sandip Trivedi, Director, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai
   
6. Sanjay Awasthi, Member-Secretary, NCTE, New Delhi
   
7. Sanjay Inamdar, Member Board of Governors, College of Engineering, Pune
   
8. Sanjay Salunkhe, CEO, Jaro Institute of Technology Management & Research Pvt. Ltd.,
   

Mumbai

1. Sanchayan Bhattacharjee, ORF Mumbai
   
2. Sandeep Shastri, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Jain University, Bengaluru
   
3. Sanjay Mittal, IIT Kanpur
   
4. Santosh Mehrotra, Human Development Economist, JNU, New Delhi
   
5. Sankaran Valiathan, National Research Professor, GOI
   
6. Satish Modh, Director, IMSR, Mumbai
   
7. Satyajit Mayor, Director, National Centre for Biological Sciences-TIFR, Bengaluru
   
8. Saumen Chattopadhyay, Jawaharlal Nehru University
   
9. Shail Kumar, Author, Building Golden India, USA
   
10. Shanti Satish, R’eussir Trust, Bengaluru
    
11. Sharath Ananthamurthy , University of Hyderabad
    
12. Shobha Bharat, P.N. Doshi College of Home Science, Mumbai
    
13. Spenta R. Wadia, Founding Director, International Centre for Theoretical Sciences-TIFR,
    

Bengaluru

1. Srikanth Sastry, JNCASR, Bengaluru
   
2. Srinath Sridharan, South Indian Education Society, Mumbai
   
3. Srinivasan Ramani, founding Director, National Centre for Software Technology (now
   

CDAC), Mumbai

1. Srinivas Murthy, former Additional Chief Secretary Finance, Government of Karnataka
   
2. Subramanya, Principal, R.V.Engineering College, Bengaluru
   
3. Subhash Khuntia, Former Secretary SE&L, MHRD
   
4. Subodh Kumar, University of Lucknow
   
5. Suja Koshy, SVT College of Home Science, SNDTWU, Mumbai
   
6. Sujata Sriram, Professor Human Ecology, TISS, Mumbai
   
7. Suman Sharma, Principal, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, New Delhi
   
8. Sunil Mehta, Muktangan, Managing Trustee of the Muktangan Schools Network, Mumbai
   
9. Sujaya Rathi, Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy, Bengaluru
   
10. Sudheendra Kulkarni, Observer Research Foundation, Mumbai
    
11. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Lucknow
    
12. Surendra Prasad, Former Director, IIT Delhi
    
13. Suvrat Raju, International Centre for Theoretical Sciences-TIFR, Bengaluru.
    
14. S.V. Ranganath, Former Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka
    
15. S. Kannan, Director, UGC Human Resource Development Centre, Madurai Kamaraj
    

University

1. Sunil Koshy, Formerly at Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences, Bengaluru
   
2. Selva Titus, Dean, College of Nursing, CMC Vellore
   
3. T.J. Mathew, Pillai College of Engineering and Technology, Mumbai
   
4. Late T.S.R. Subramanian, Former Cabinet Secretary, GOI, New Delhi
   
5. T.D. Kemparaju, Vice Chancellor, Bengaluru North University
   
6. Tanil Kilachand, Indian Merchant Chambers, Mumbai
   
7. Tushar Kanti Senapati, Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences, Bhubaneshwar
   
8. Uma Mahadevan, Principal Secretary, Government of Karnataka
   
9. Uday Salunkhe, Group Director, WE School, Mumbai
   
10. Venita Kaul, Professor Emeritus, Ambedkar University, New Delhi
    
11. Vidushi Sharma, Fulbright Scholar, Princeton University, USA
    
12. Vijay Khole, VC, Amity University, Maharashtra
    
13. Vikram Sampath, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, New Delhi
    
14. Vincent G Furtado, Institute of Philosophy and Religion, Mysore
    
15. V.S. Basavaraju, DNA, Bengaluru
    
16. V.S. Chauhan, former Chairman, NAAC, New Delhi
    
17. V. S. Prasad, Former PVC, IGNOU, New Delhi
    
18. V. C. Shanmuganandan, Coordinator, Joint Director, AHPI, Bengaluru
    
19. Vishal Dang, Manav Rachna Dental College, Faridabad, UP
    

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S.No. Name Organisation / Independent / Activists
1 Rajmohan Gandhi, Historian Historian
2 Julio Ribero, IPS (Retd.) Former Police Commissioner of Mumbai
3 Admiral Ramdas Former Chief of Naval Staff
4 Aruna Roy MKSS
5 Prof. Rooprekha Verma Former VC, Lucknow University
6 Indira Jaising, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court
7 Dr. Syeda Hameed Former Member, Planning Commission of India
8 Prof. Jean Dreze Economist
9 Arjun Appadurrai Anthropologist, Berlin
10 Vivan Sundaram Artist
11 Jagdeep Chhokar, Professor (retd), IIM, Ahmedabad
12 Shanta Sinha Former Chairperson, NCPCR
13 Medha Patkar, NAPM
14 Flavia Agnes Majlis, Mumbai
15 Prof. Amitabh Kundu Urban Studies Expert
16 Prashant Bhushant Senior Advocate, Supreme Court
17 Subhashini Ali Member Politbureau CPI (M)
18 Uma Chakravarty Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
19 Madhu Bhaduri, IFS, (Retd), Former Ambassador to Portugal
20 Shiv Shankar Mukherjee, IFS (Redt.) Former Ambassador to UK
21 Mihir Desai Senior Advocate Bombay High Court and SC of India
22 Kavita Krishnan General Secretary, AIPWA
23 Prof Apoorvanand, General Secretary, AIPWA
24 Henri Tiphagne, People’s Watch
25 Annie Raja Gen Sec. NFIW
26 Ravi Kiran Jain President, PUCL
27 V.Suresh General Secretary, PUCL
28 Anand Grover Senior Advocate, Supreme Court
29 Colin Gonsalves Senior Advocate, Supreme Court
30 Bharat Bhushan Columnist
31 Anand Sahay Columnist
32 Aakar Patel Amnesty India
33 Abdul Hafiz Lakhani Editor siyasat dot net
34 Abey George RTI NETWORK KERALA
35 Abha Bhaiya Feminist Activtis
36 Abhay Kumar Social Activist
37 Abhinandan Sekhri News Laundry
38 Abhisikta Dasgupta Performance Researcher-Practitioner
39 Abraham Mathai Human Rights Worker, Mumbai
40 Abu Mohammed Sajid Basha Activist
41 Achin Vanaik Retd prof, New Delhi
42 Adhiraj Sarin Indendent
43 Aditya Mukherjee Retired Professors, JNU
44 Aditya Shrivastava Lawyer, Dekhi
45 Adv. Sachin Godambe Social Activist & Freelance Journalist) Pune
46 Adv.Ansar Indori National Confederation of Human Rights Organization’s (NCHRO)
47 Ajay Prakash Editor, Janjwar
48 Ajey Saxena PUCL Pratapgarh
49 Akash Banerjee Desh Bhakt
50 Akhil Chaudhary Lawyer and PUCL
51 Alaka Basu Professor, Cornell University
52 Alok Jain Independent
53 Amala Dasarathi Advocate
54 Amit Gupta Business man
55 Amita Cherian Advocate
56 Amita Joseph Activist
57 Amitabh Kundu Independent
58 Ammu Abraham Feminist Activist
59 Amod Shah Independent
60 Amrit Kumar Goldsmith Independent
61 Amrita Chhachhi Photographer, Delhi
62 Amrita Johri Social Activist
63 Amrita Shodhan Independent
64 Anand Chakravarty Academic
65 Anand K Sahay Columnist
66 Anand Patwardhan Film Maker
67 Anand Vardhan Singh The Public India
68 Anant Bhatnagar PUCL Rajasthan
69 Anant Maringanti HUL
70 Ania Loomba Academic
71 Anil Kumar Activist
72 Anita Agnihotri, IAS Former Secretary, Department of Social Justice Empowerment, GoI
73 Anita Mathur Azad Foundation
74 Anita Rampal Educationist
75 Anjali Bharadwaj Social Activist
76 Anjor Bhaskar Right to Food and Work Campaign
77 Ankita Aggarwal Researcher
78 Anju Nayal PUCL Ajmer
79 Anna Dani, IAS, Retd Former Additional Chief Secretary, Govt. of Maharashtra
80 Anubha Rastogi Advocate
81 Anuradha Marwah Ajmer Adult Litreacy Association
82 Anwar Ali Inpendent
83 Apar Gupta Advocate
84 Aparna President, India Federation of Trade Unions
85 Archana Prasad JNU
86 Arif Jafar Naz Foundation International
87 Arjun Appadurai Anthropologist, Berlin
88 Arun Gupta Child and Nutrition Expert
89 Arun Kumar Retd Prof. JNU
90 Arun Vyas Advocate PUCL
91 Aruna Rodrigues Food Rights Activist
92 Aruna Roy MKSS
93 Arundathi V Social Arts Practioner, himachal pradesh
94 Faisal Khan Khudai Khidmatgar
95 Arundhati Dhuru National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM)
96 Asawari Kapur Independent
97 Asha Kalra Children and woman welfare society
98 Asha Kotwal Dalit women fight
99 Asha Mishra Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti
100 Asha Sharma Secretary, AIDWA Delhi
101 Asha Sharma Secretary, AIDWA Delhi
102 Ashish K Mishra The morning context
103 Ashma Izzat Advocate
104 Ashok Kumar Sharma, IFS, Retd Former MD, State Forest Development Corporation, Govt. of Gujarat
105 Ashok Verma Convenor, Jharkhand Loktantrik Manch
106 Ashrfi Prasad Right to food Campaign Jharkhand
107 Ashwani Kumar Paliwal PUCL Udaipur
108 Aunohita Mojumdar Freelance Journalist
109 Aurobindo Behera, IAS Former Member, Board of Revenue, Govt. of Odisha
110 Avantika Srivastava Social Activist
111 Avinash Mohananey, IPS Former Director General of Police, Govt. of Sikkim
112 Ayeesha Rai National Network of Sex Workers
113 Aysha Right to food Campaign
114 Balram Right to food Campaign Jharkhand
115 Barun Bandhopadyay Editor People’s Reporter
116 Beena Jadav Rahethan Adhikar Manch -Gujarat
117 Bela Bhatia Activist
118 Bhanwar Meghwanshi PUCL Rajasthan
119 Bhanwari Bai Mahila Jan Adhikar Samiti, Ajmer
120 Bharat Vishakha: Women’s Research and Resouce group
121 Bharat Dogra Independent
122 Bhaswati HUL
123 Bhavna Sharma Social Activist, Anhad
124 Bidyut Mohanty Academic
125 Binayak Sen Human Rights Worker and PUCL
126 Bindu Singh Right to Food, UP
127 Binod Kumar Social Activist, Ranchi
128 Biswa soren Right to Food Campaign, Jharkhand
129 C B Choudhary Samajwadi Jan Parishad
130 Chander Independent
131 Chandra Kala Ekal Nari Shakti Sangathan
132 Chandrakant Chaudhari Social Activist, Bhusaval
133 Chandrashekhar Balakrishnan. IAS, Retd. Former Secretary, Coal, GoI
134 Chayanika Shah Queer Feminist Researcher, Mumbai
135 Chetan Gollapalli Independent
136 Chhaya Pachauli Centre for Health and Equity, Jaipur
137 Clifton D’Rozario National Convenor, All India Lawyers Association for Justice
138 Cynthia Mathew CJ Independent
139 D. Geetha Advocate Activist
140 D. L. Tripathi PUCL Rajasthan
141 D. Leena
142 Deb Mukharji, IFS Former High Commissioner to Bangladesh and former Ambassador to Nepal
143 Debmalya Nandy Nrega Sangharsh Morcha
144 Deepak Kalra Disabled Rights Expert
145 Denzil Fernandes Academic, Delhi
146 Deshdeep Dhankhar University of Hyderabad
147 Dev Benegal Film Director
148 Dev Desai Human Rights activists, Ahmedabad ANHAD
149 Dhanya Rajendran The news minute
150 Dilip D’Souza Writer, Bombay
151 Dipali Taneja Independent
152 Dipani Sutaria Gujarat
153 Divakar Narayanra Independent
154 Dr Kochurani Abraham ICWM, Kerala
155 Dr Ashok Dhawale National President, All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS)
156 Dr Raja Ram Retired Faculty, Delhi University.
157 Dr RatiRao E AIPWA
158 Dr Saif Mahmood Advocate, Supreme Court of India
159 Dr Sunil Kaul Ex- Advisor to the SC Commissioners
160 Dr Sunilam Kisan Sangharsh Samiti and Bahujan Samwad.
161 Dr V. Lakshminarayana AIPF, PUCL
162 Dr. Akash Bhattacharya Faculty Member, School of Education, Azim Premji University
163 Dr. Alaka Rao Public Health Consultant
164 Dr. Asha Kaushik Rajasthan University Women’s Association
165 Dr. Ashok Dhawale President – AIKS
166 Dr. Jyothi Krishnan RTI NETWORK KERALA
167 Dr. Kanchan Mathur Women Studies Consultant
168 Dr. Laad Kumari Jain Rajasthan University Women’s Association
169 Dr. Malti Gupta RUWA and NFIW
170 Dr. Mohammed Hasan Independent Academic
171 Dr. Pawan Surana Rajasthan University Women’s Association
172 Dr. Pritam Pal Women Studies and Public Health Consultant
173 Dr. RatiRao E. AIPWA , PUCL
174 Dr. Renuka Pamecha Women’s Rehabilitation Group
175 Dr. Saroop Dhruv Cultural Activist, Gujarat
176 Dr. Shobhita Rajagopal Women Studies Consultant
177 Dr. Smriti Rao Professor, Economics and Global Studies, Assumption University
178 Dr.Meeta Singh PUCL and Foundation for the Dignity of the Girl Child
179 Dr.Mohan Rao Former Professor at JNU
180 Dunu Roy Social Activist and Thinker
181 E A S Sarma Visakhapatnam
182 Elina Horo Adivasi Women’s Network
183 Ena Zafar Human Rights Activist
184 Eshwarappa M ESG India
185 Faizan Alam Filmmaker, Activist
186 Fatema Indendent
187 Father Jothi SJ Human Rights Activist, Tripura
188 Feroze Mithiborwala India Palestine Solidarity Forum
189 Francis Parmar Independent
190 Ganatantrik Adhikar Surakhya Sangathan Odisha
191 Ganga ram Paikra Right to Food Campaign Chhattisgarh
192 Gautam Mody New Trade Union Initiative
193 Gayatri Singh Senior Advocate Bombay High Court
194 Geeta Kapur Art Critic, Delhi
195 Geeta Seshu Co-editor, Free Speech Collective
196 George Thomas Orthopaedic Surgeon, Chennai.
197 Ghanshyam Shah Ahmedabad
198 Girija Boddupalli Oxfam
199 Githa Hariharan Writer
200 Gladston Xavier Professor in social work.
201 Gopal Menon Film Maker
202 Gopalan Balagopal, IAS, Retd Former Special Secretary, Govt. of West Bengal
203 Gurjeet Singh Right to Food Campaign, Jharkhand
204 Gutta Rohith Human Rights Forum, AP and TN
205 Harkesh Bugalia Rajasthan Nirman Env General Worker Union
206 Harsh Kapoor Mainstream Weekly
207 Harsh Sethi Independent
208 Hasan Abdullah New Delhi
209 Hasina Khan On behalf of Bebaak Collective
210 Hasina Khan Bebaak Collective
211 Hemantkumar Shah Economist, Gujarat
212 Himanshu Kumar Gandhian Activist, Goa
213 Hiren Gandhi Cultural Activist
214 I D JAMES Indendent
215 Indira Hirway Centre For Development Alternatives Ahmedabad
216 Indira Pancholi Mahila Jan Adhikar Samiti, Ajmer
217 Indu Chandrasekhar Tulika Books
218 Indu Prakash Singh President, Forum Against Corruption & Threats.
Facilitator, CityMakers Mission Internationals
219 Intekhab Qamar Social Activist
220 Ira Raja Faculty, Delhi University
221 Jagdeep Chhokar Professor (Retired), IIM Ahmedabad
222 Jagmati Sangwan Bheem Awardee, Volleyballer
223 Jahnvi Andharia Independent
224 James Anthony PUCL Bharatpur
225 James Herenj Right to Food Campaign, Jharkhand
226 Javed Anand Journalist
227 Jawahar Mehta Activist
228 Jawahar Mehta Social Activist, Jharkhand
229 Jaya Mehta Economist
230 Jayasree Subramanian Activist
231 Jeevika Shiv Advocate and Feminist Activist
232 Johanna Social Activist
233 John Dayal Writer and Activist
234 John Dsouza Documentalist, Mumbai
235 Johra chhipa Housing Rights Human Rights Groups-Gujarat
236 Julio Ribeiro, IPS Retd. Former Adviser to Governor of Punjab & former Ambassador to Romania
237 Jyoti Punwani Freelance Journalist, Mumbai
238 K Ramnarayan Ecologist & Educator, Uttarakhand, India
239 Kabi Sherman Social Activist
240 Kailash Kumbhakar Acaedmy for Socio Legal Studies,
241 Kailash meena PUCL Rajasthan
242 KALYANI MENON SEN
243 Kamal Jaswal, IAS Former Secretary, Department of Information Technology, GoI
244 Kamayani Bali Mahabal Punjab Women Collective
245 Kameshwari Jandhyala Hyderabad
246 Kamyani Swami Jan Jagran Shakti Sangathan
247 Kanishka Gupta Write and Publisher
248 Karen Gabriel Independent
249 Karuna John Writer, Editor, Translator, Teacher
250 Karuna Phillip Mahila Jan Adhikar Samiti, Ajmer
251 Kashi nath Chatterjee Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti
252 Katyayani Vidmahe Independent
253 Kavita Srivastava PUCL
254 Kedar Mishra Poet and journalist, Bhubaneswar
255 Khairunissa Pathan Parwaaz, Mumbai
256 Khan Sophia Gender & Legal Consultant
257 Kiran Grover Independent
258 Komal Srivastava Bharat Gyan vigyan Samiti
259 Koninika Ray National Federation of Indian Women
260 Kusum Saiwal AIDWA
261 Laavanya Tamang Activist
262 Lakshmi Krishnamurty Researcher – education of children and women
263 Lalita Ramdas Educator and Activist…Bhaimala, Alibag
264 Lata Kachawaha Social Activist, Barmer
265 Lata P.M Social Activist, Maharashtra
266 Lata Singh JNU
267 Lata Singh PUCL
268 Latika Padgaonkar Independent
269 Leena Abraham Mumba
270 Leena Joshi Academic
271 Leo F. Saldanha Environment Support Group
272 Lotika Singha University of Wolverhampton, UK
273 M M P Singh Activist
274 M.G. Devasahayam, IAS, Retd Former Secretary, Govt. of Haryana
275 Madhavi Kane Activist
276 Madhavi Kuckreja Independent
277 Madhu Bhaduri, IFS, Retd. Former Ambassador to Portugal
278 Madhu Bhushan Women’s rights activist, Bangalore
279 Madhu Garg AIDWA
280 Madhulika PUCL, Dungarpur
281 Madhumita India Civil Watch
282 Madhusree Dutta Artist
283 Mahendra Parida General secretary, Aicctu
284 Maimoona Mollah Social and Political Activist
285 Maitreyi Krishnan Manthan Law, Bangalore
286 Malika Virdi Uttarakhand.
287 Malini Subramaniam Independent Journalist
288 Mamata Dash WSS, Delhi
289 Mamta Jaitly Vividha
290 Mamta
291 Manan Ganguli India Matters UK
292 Manavi Atri LawyeResearcher, Bangalore
293 Manavwadi Bharat The Humanist
294 Mangla Kumar Advocate
295 Manju Sharma Writer
296 Manu Kaushik Management Consultant
297 Maria Couto Aldona goa
298 Mariam Dhavale AIDWA
299 Mathew Cherian Social Activist
300 Maya Krishna Rao Theatre Artist
301 Mazher Hussain Hyderabad
302 Medha Patkar National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM)
303 Meenakshi Movement for Secular Democracy
304 Meera Samson CORD
305 Meera Sangahmitra National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM)
306 Mehroo Kotval Independent
307 Members Forum Against Oppression of Women
308 Members Chhattisgarh Bachao Andolan
309 Mewa Bharti Domestic Workers Union
310 Minakshi NFIW
311 Mira Shiva Health and Nutritionist Expert
312 Mohd Tarique TISS
313 Mohit Independent
314 Mohit M Independent
315 Mridul Technology Professional
316 Mridula Mukherjee Retired Professors, JNU
317 Mrinalini Paul right to food and work Campaign, West Bengal
318 Mukta Srivastava Right to food Campaign and Shoshit Jan Andolan
319 N Venugopal Journalist, Hyderabad
320 N.C. Saxena, IAS, Retd Former Secretary, Planning Commission, GoI
321 Nachiket Udupa MKSS
322 Nagalsamy, IAAS Former Principal Accountant General, Tamil Nadu & Kerala
323 Nandini Rao Social Activist
324 Nandini Sundar Academic, Delhi
325 Nandita Gandhi Co-Director, Akshara Centre
326 Nandita Narain Delhi University.
327 Narendra Gupta Prayas
328 Natasha Badhwar Film Maker and Author
329 Naveen Narayan Dalit Activist
330 Navendu Mishra Seoni working with agrini samaj Kalyan samiti
331 Navrekha Sharma, IFS, Retd Former Ambassador to Indonesia
332 Neeta Kolhatkar Independent Journalist
333 Nirja Mishra Indpendent Academic
334 Nirmala Karunan Independent
335 Nisha Biswas WSS
336 Nisha Chauhan Social Activist, Bikaner
337 Nisha Sidhu National Federation Indian Women
338 Nishat Hussein National Muslim Women’s welfare society
339 Niti Saxena Lawyer and Researcher
340 Noella de Souza. Mumbai
341 Noor Mohmmad PUCL Alwar
342 Norat Mal Social Activist, Ajmer
343 Norati President, Rajasthan Asangathith Mazdoor Union
344 Nupur Basu Senior Journalist and Documentary Filmmaker.
345 Om Prakash Ray PUCL Ajmer
346 P. J. Josey INSOCO Kerala
347 P. Joy Oommen, IFS Former Chief Secretary, Govt. of Chhattisgarh
348 P.A. Nazareth, IFS Former Ambassador to Egypt and Mexico
349 P.R. Dasgupta, IAS, Retd Former Chairman, Food Corporation of India, GoI
350 Padma Velaskar Professor (retd), Tiss Mumbai
351 Padmaja Shaw Rtd Professor Osmania University
352 Pamela Philipose Journalist, New Delhi
353 Pamposh Dhar Singapore
354 Paranjoy Guha Thakurta Journalist
355 Paromita Independent
356 Persis Ginwalla Ahmedabad
357 Pervin Jehangir Activist
358 PM Lata Social activist, Maharashtra
359 Poonam Batra Professor of Education, Co-Investigator, TESF India
360 Poonam Kaushik Pragatisheel Mahila Sangathan, Delhi
361 Prabhat Patnaik Professor Emeritus, JNU
362 Prabir Purkayastha Editor, Newsclick, and science activist
363 Pradeep K. Deb IAS (Retd.) Former Secretary, Deptt. Of Sports, GoI
364 Pradeep K. Deb, IAS Retd. Former Secretary, Department of Sports GOI
365 Pradip Krishen Independent
366 Pradnya Deshpande Psychologist
367 Pragya Joshi PUCL Rajasthan
368 Pranab S. Mukhopadhyay, IAS Retd. Former Director, Institute of Port Management, GoI
369 Prasad Subramaniam Secretary – FSMM
370 Prashant Bhushan Advocate, Supreme Court
371 Praveer Peter Jharkhand, Janadhikar Mahasabha
372 Prem Krishan Sharma Academy for socio legal studies
373 Priyanshu Gupta Independent researcher
374 Prof Beulah Shekhar YWCA of India, Department of Criminology, Karunya University Coimbatore.
375 Prof Neera Chandoke Academic
376 Prof Roopa Rao E PUCL
377 Prof Rooprekha Verma Former Vice Chancellor, Lucknow University
378 Prof. Navdeep Mathur Faculty, IIM Ahmedabad
379 Professor Sushil Khanna ( retd) Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
380 Purnima Upadhyay Social Activist, Amravati
381 Purwa Kushwaha Independent
382 Pyoli, Samajwadi Janparishad
383 Qamar Naqvi Satya Hindi
384 Radha Holla Child and Nutrition Expert
385 Radha Khant PUCL Rajasthan
386 Radha Vallabh Sharma PUCL Ajmer
387 Radhakant Saxena PUCL Rajasthan
388 Radheshyam Varma PUCL Bharatpur
389 Radhika Desai Hyderabad
390 Raghunandana Sathamarshana Kannada Poet, Playwright, Stage-Director
391 Raish Khan PUCL Udaipur
392 Raj Kumari Dogra NFIW
393 Raj Shekhar Right to Food Campaign
394 Rajaraman Rangmatipadar Adivasi Commune, Rayagada, Odisha
395 Rajashri Dasgupta Independent Journalist
396 Rajeev R. Singh Independent consultant.
397 Rajeev Singha UK
398 Rajendra Kuntal PUCL Bharatpur
399 Rajendra Prasad Sahmat
400 Rajendran Narayanan Azim Premji University
401 Rajesh Prasad, IFSm, Retd. Former Ambassador to the Netherlands
402 Rajesh Singh Human Rights Activist Delhi
403 Rajiv Dimri General Secretary, All India Central Council of Trade Unions
404 Rajmohan Gandhi Formar Governor
405 Rajni Bakshi Writer
406 Raju Sharma, IAS Former Member, Board of Revenue, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh
407 Rakhi CFAR
408 Rakhi Sehgal Independent
409 Ram Manohar Reddy The Editor, The India Forum
410 Ram Puniyani All India Secular Forum
Mumbai
411 Rama Melkote Independent
412 Ramani Venkatesan, IAS Retd. Former Director General, YASHADA, Govt. of Maharashtra
413 Ramesh Asher Film Maker
414 Ramesh Nandwana PUCL Rajasthan
415 Rami Chhabra Media veteran and social activist
416 Ranjana Padhi Women’s Activist
417 Ranjit Kaul Activist
418 Rashid Hussain Social Activtis
419 Ravi Vira Gupta, IAS Former Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India
420 Raza Haider Filmmaker, activist , Delhi
421 Reetika Khera Academic
422 Rekha Awasthy Activist
423 Richa Audchiya Jan Chetna Samiti, Sirohi
424 Rita Brara Academic
425 Rita Manchanda Human rights peace advocate
426 Ritu Kapur The Quint
427 Roda Billimoria Desai Independent
428 Rohini Hensman Writer and independent scholar
429 Rohit Parakh Food Rights Activist
430 Rohit Prajapati PUCL
431 Rosamma Thomas Journalist
432 Roshani Pack Independent
433 Roshmi Goswami Feminist Activist, Shillong
434 Ruchi Garg PUCL Bharatpur
435 Rupsa Mallik Feminist Activist
436 Rushda Siddiqui NFIW, Delhi
437 S. Vincent Anesthasiar General Secretary, Justice Peace and Integrity Creation (JPIC)
438 S.K. Guha, IAS, Retd Former Joint Secretary, Department of Women & Child Development, GoI
439 S.N. Sahu Activist
440 S.Q.Masood Social Activist, Hyderabad
441 Sachin Jain Vikas, MP
442 Sachin Rao Political Activist
443 Sadaf Jafar Political Activist
444 Sadhna Arya University of Delhi
445 Sagari Ramdas Food Sovereignty Alliance
446 Sahana Kaul Activist
447 Saheli Women Saheli resource center for Women, New Delhi NCR
448 Sajha Kadam Jharkhand
449
Sakina Dhorajiwala Activist
450 Salim Saboowalla Independent
451 Sameera Khan Journalist and Researcher, Mumbai
452 Sameet Panda Right to food Campaign Odisha
453 Sandeep Bagchee Retired Officer of the I.A.S.
454 Sandeep Pandey Socialist Party (India)
455 Sandhya Gokhale Forum Against Oppression of Women
456 Sangeeta Sahu Right to Food Campaign, Chhattisgarh
457 Sanjay Mangla Gopal NAPM
458 Sanjay Sanghvi Trade Union Centre of India
459 Santosh Sharma Social Activist, New Delhi
460 Sarah Mathews Managing Trustee, Sankalp Women’s Support Alliance
461 Sarika Shrivastava State Secretary, NFIW (M.P.)
462 Sarojini N Researcher, Public Health
463 Satish Kumar Centre For Dalit Rights
464 Satya Narayan Mohanty IAS (Retd.), Former Secretary General, National Human Rights Commission
465 Sawai Singh Social Activist
466 Sehba Farooqui AIDWA
467 Sevanti Ninan Journalist
468 Shabnam Aziz PUCL
469 Shadan Farasat Advocate
470 Shaheen Nazar Delhi
471 Shakuntala Pamecha Rajasamand Mahila Manch
472 Shalini Gera Advocate
473 Shalmali Guttal Researcher
474 Shamsul Islam Cultural Activist
475 Shantha Sinha Independent
476 Sharad Raj Independent Filmmaker
477 Sharanya Nayak Rangmatipadar Adivasi Commune, Koraput, Odisha
478 Sheba George Indendent
479 Shikha Sethia Independent
480 Shirish Patel Chairman Emeritus, Shirish Patel & Associates, Consulting Civil Engineers
481 Shiv Shankar Mukherjee IFS (Retd.) Former High Commissioner to the United Kingdom
482 Shiv Shankar Mukherjee, IFS (Retd) Former High Commissioner to the United Kingdom
483 Shreya Munhot Advocate
484 Shripad Dharmadhikary Manthan Adhyayan Kendra, Pune
485 Shubhranshu Choudhary Independent
486 Sister Carol Geeta PUCL, Ajmer
487 Smita Gupta Researcher
488 Smita Premchander Activist
489 Smriti Nevatia Researcher-Writer, Film Festival Curator, Bombay
490 Snehal Sinha Activist
491 Snimer Kaur Sahni Delhi
492 Solomon David SJ
493 Soma KP Independent Researcher
494 Sonal Kellogg Sabfree Foundation
495 Sonam Chaturvedi Assistant Lecturer, OP Jindal Global University
496 Srelekha Mukerji Activist
497 Sruti Bala Univ of Amsterdam, InSAF India
498 Subbarao Prabhala Captain S. Prabhala IN (Retd)
499 subhash Gatade, New Socialist Initiative
500 Subhashini Ali CPI (M) Politbureau member
501 Subir Sinha Independent
502 Sudha N Activist-Researcher, Bangalore
503 Sudhanva Deshpande Publisher and Theatreperson
504 Suhas Kohelkar NAPM
505 Sujata Gothoskar Independent researcher and activist
506 Sujata Gurung Chowdhary North East Now
507 Sujit Patwardhan Indendent
508 Suki Iyer Independent
509 Sukirat Anand Writer
510 Sukumar Muralidharan Independent
511 Suman Devathiya Dalit Women Fight
512 Sumita Mehta Independent
513 Sumitra Chopra AIDWA
514 Sundar Burra, IAS, Retd Former Secretary, Govt. of Maharashtra
515 Suneeta Dhar Feminist Activist, Delhi
516 Sunil Raj Varisth PUCL Bharatpur
517 Sunilam Ex MP and Farmer’s leader
518 Supriya Jan Right to pee campaign Mumbai
519 Suresh K. Goel, IFS, Retd Former Director General, Indian Council of Cultural Relations, GoI
520 Surjit K. Das, IAS, Retd Former Chief Secretary, Govt. of Uttarakhand
521 Sushila Devi Social Worker, Newc Delhi.
522 Sushmita Jha Indendent
523 Svati Joshi Independent
524 Swati Desai NAPM Gujarat
525 Swati Narayan Academic
526 Sweta Dash Academic
527 Sylvia karpagam Social Activist
528 T. L. PALANI KUMAR Activist
529 Tanushree Gangoupadhyay Journalist
530 Tara Ahluwalia Bal Evam Mahila, Samiti Bhilwara
531 Tara Murali Architect, Chennai.
532 Thomas Franco Independent
533 Thomas Pallithanam Salesian Representative to UN ECOSOC.
534 Tinu Joseph St.Francis De Sales’ (SFS) College, Nagpur.
535 Tultul Biswas MP Mahila Manch
536 Tushar Dhara Journalist
537 Ujjaini Chatterji Advocate
538 Ulka Mahajan Sarvahara Jan Andolan
539 Uma Chakravarty Historian
540 Vandana Prasad Child and Nutrition Expert
541 Vanita Nayak Mukherjee Feminist Activist
542 Vapalla Balachandran, IAS Retd. Former Special Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat, GoI
543 Varsha Bhargavi Director, WhereAreTheWomen
544 Veena Dwivedi PUCL Udaipur
545 Veena Gowda Advocate, Advocate, Mumbai
546 Veena Shatrugna Former Deputy Director, National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad.
547 Vibha Puri Das, IAS, Retd Former Secretary, Ministry of Tribal Affairs, GoI
548 Vidhya Activist, N Delhi
549 Vignesh Vellore The News minute
550 Vijay Bharatiya Activist
551 Vijay Lakshmi Joshi PUCL
552 Vimal Bhai National Alliance of People’s Movements
553 Vimala Ramachandran Independent
554 Vineet Tiwari National Secretary, PWA
555 Vineeta Bal Pune
556 Vinita Kaul Activist
557 Vinod C. Khanna, IFS Former Additional Secretary, MEA, GoI
558 Virginia Saldanha ICWM
559 Vivan Sundaram Activits
560 Vivan Sundaram Art Critic, Delhi
561 Vivek Korde Activist
562 Vivek Monteiro CITU
563 VK Cherian Writer
564 VS Krishna Human Rights Forum, AP and TN
565 Zal Cowasji Activist
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The tap in Satta King was produced by Kalyan Bhagat. Satta king 786 currency resignation was measured in the eighth century in wholesale value. Which river is known as Sarvan Rekha of South Haryana is called summer fish. Mahua flowers come in winter. Monkey meat is eaten by tribal people. .Rohu fish gets the disease of musical instruments. Life is a quote. Flags greenhouses have been worn in Boli Bagri of Banswara. People of Langa caste organize painting in Jaisalmer. The Teej Mela was extended to the Kishangarh style of painting. Banana tree is mainly found in Kishangarh style. .The Budha Jawara fair is held every year in Jodhpur. Earthen pots are made in Maa Leela, which is used in the lottery of 786 games of Satta King. The sheep breed was created in the Indian Mori Nani. Cow has been produced the most in the famous breed for milk production. .Tharparkar Rathi cow breed is good for maximum fruit production. Play Satta King 786 Rajasthan's spread in approx 9 degree longitude. Satta King 786 divides the boundary of Pali district into 8 parts.
Indira Gandhi Canal was constructed in Pushkar for the National Park. .This construction was started inside the goddess Kaila Devi in ​​Pushkar. People are happy when a fair Lucky Fair is organized in Ramdev Mela. Gogaji's fair has been made new in the tehsil of Hanumangarh district and it has been started in Uttar Pradesh. The new forest policy in Haryana was announced on 18 February 2010. .This goal has been started for flying at Ganeshwari Sheetla Devi Kela Devi fair. The construction of Indira Gandhi Canal started in the year 1976 and its dam was built on the Satya Jal river. Hon'ble Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot started this construction on Bikaner dam to announce the new forest policy of Rajasthan. .Birbal, the favorite of the caste of Kalbelia, is found on the Chambal river. Many works were made for the famous dance of Jaipur Gharana. Work was done to take these works to Hanumangarh Fort. Speculation is the work of a special quality for the construction of the project. .Speculation loses its scope under the announcement of forest policy. The workbench of Satta King 786 is made for the original copy. It should be evaluated for the unique count of India. Satta King 786 works to flow the award of Amrita Devi to the areaProject construction Narmada canal should be carried forward to bring water to Barmer district in Alwar. Mukundara Hills National Park was created in Sariska Ghana Bird Sanctuary. It serves as the cutting edge of Ranthambore National Park. .The work of meeting in Kalibanga civilization is due to the Harappan speculative king 786. This is what was criticized under the famous dance of Jaipur Gharana. In which districts the National Desert Park cannot earn its nameThe people of Bhil tribe, considered to be the oldest inhabitants of Rajasthan, completely depend on the number of Satta king 786. Bhils are considered to be the oldest inhabitants of Haryana. The largest salt water lake in Punjab is Sambhar Lake. The tribal people do the work of dancing wearing a body dhoti. .Victory is donated through tight dhoti. The famous dance of the queen of Jaipur, Phulwari was composed under the author. In the princely state of Bikaner, Chittorgarh fort was built in the merger of the Indian Union. Ramdev fair is held in Hanumangarh district. Ramdev fair of Hanumangarh is considered very famous. .There is criticism in the crop kirat area of ​​Satta King 786. Rajasthan formally considers Mount Abu as a cropland. This statement about Dadu Panth was written in Hindi Maha Samaj. Khaki Dattopant was a very big child celibate of Saint Mavji Peeth. The Bika Bhai Saheb Ward Canal was built under the Mahi Banas River. .The work of Bhopal Sagar Sugar Mill in Chittorgarh is going on under the privatization plan. Narayan Devi Prakash Vidya Singha Devi Pandey One hour women are considered. Mount Abu has been mispronounced as Rajasthan formal pairing. An intelligence agency has been installed at Sant Mavji Peeth. The Sarpanch is called the President of the Zilla Parishad. .It is considered the president of the entire district panchayat. The committee on whose recommendation Panchayati Raj was implemented in the country was started by the Zilla Parishad Balwant Rai Mehta Committee. Mohanlal Sukhadia was the highest Prime Minister. Ashok Gehlot, the builder of the present Rajasthan, is called the Chief Minister. .It was the time on whose recommendation Panchayat Raj was implemented in the state, it was made for 5 years. At present it has been made for 6 years, it has been extended by 1 year. Which administrative dialogue of the state is considered as the drainage system, it is called independent rivers that meet in the Bay of Bengal. .The connection of Ganeshwar civilization was mixed with the speculative king 786. It has been changed in Ramgarh Vishdhari Sanctuary Bundi. The Muslim saint Abdullah Phir had to do the work of giving a tomb on the Bhagwanpur river. In the first place, useless things related to the peasant movement are told. .The rays of the sun are useful for the human body due to research. The Obama Nuclear Research Center is located in the human chain. The first month of Hijri Sun was created by Mod Rab. Navi Lo is worshiped on the last day of the month. Khalsa Panth was established on the day of NavamiTo make a video from the leaf of a tree, it is necessary to plant a tendu tree, it has been found continuously in the Shekhawati region. Natni ka Ram temple is situated on Pichola lake. Haryana Space Research Institute has been established in BangaloreThe only Formula Car race truck in Bangalore was produced from the Noida agency in Uttar Pradesh. Jai Agency has the rights of all players of Satta King 786. Under Som Kamla Amba Irrigation Project, Dungarpur district has the highest number of people playing Satta King 786. .Most of the people come for Morni Mor Boat. The Fiery Fieri serves as the intercession of which tribe? The speculative king 786 in the Persian language should be violated. The origin of the Para river has been made on the Kothari river. To make its place of origin, many types of discussions were prepared. .The exploitative class institute was built under the Meja dam built on the Kothari river. Meja Dam is a philanthropic scheme. The artists of the family were noticed by the Bikaner style of painting during the period of Anoop Singh. Its number is found more at Patwon ki Haveli. Where is Barmer print found? .The print of Barmer is found in Bhilwara of Jodhpur, Africa. The famous Maleshwar Dham was found in Dungarpur of Nada Vas village. Ghee was used instead of water for the construction of the temple of Kaila Devi. The temple of Kaila Devi was built through Ji. .Munnalal Mukand Chandra Lal made Anoop Singh period painting for the family artists. He had prepared many motives for making this painting. The Batuta well for the desert water palace was built in Barmer. The Jal Mahal in the desert was built through the rays of the industry city. .The holy place of the folk deity Tejaji Maharaj has been built in Bikaner. The location on the international border is considered to be Alwar Dosa Karauli Barmer district. Alwar district Mor Alwar ranges are coming out. Gravel comes out of the Banas river and works to go to Bharatpur and 200. .The name of the Agricultural University was first made by the President. The players of Satta King 786 are educated in Vanasthali Vidyapeeth. In this school only speculative work is done and no work is done. The work of celebrating Maaro Mausam in Jaisalmer is going on. .Hit Mausam Rishtey Tum Aaya Hai in Khajuraho Temple of Rajasthan. The famous folk singer was replaced for the highest production output in India's total production. The maximum production of Satta King 786 is done in Bikaner. Satta King 786 players are kept ready on the famous Siwana fortAccording to PC Joshi, Satta king 786 in Rajasthan is divided into 10 sections. The number of Satta King 786 is prepared on the plateau situated in the middle of Kumbhalgarh in Gogunda. How many forms of impact system are found in Rajasthan? .According to the 2002 census, the population density has been continuously increasing.
Maharana Pratap gave the Alwar fort to Rajiv during his visit to Nagori in 1670. Maharana Kumbha started the Eki movement in Rajasthan. According to text 70 the number should be at the time of attack on tax. .Ranthambore was attacked by a combination of attacks. Chal ji is in Jalore, the invasion has become a field of constant war. In 1995, the Rajasthan Chitra style was made by the Government of India under the Chitra Nisarga DoctorateThe Jat saints of Rajasthan once left Rajasthan and went to Banaras, where the Jat saint of Rajasthan is known to the saint Dhanna, this raga used to perform a program like Majjini Everlong Rela. The historical event of Akbar Dara Rajput kings was organized in Ajmer cityIn this event the Jumma Masjid of Chishti Dargah of Khwaja Mudin was constructed in Nagaur district. Mughal ruler Jalal Khan Mansingh has described this as his field of work. No Muslim army had contributed in leading Alauddin Khilji's army against Hum Bhi of Ranthambore. .The Junagadh Fort of Bikaner was built from the property of Satta King 786 Raigad. All the property of Raigad Fort was used for the construction of Satta King 786. This game was started in the name of Sultan of Sanyasis. The surname of the sannyasis is called Satta King 786Karauli Prajamandal was established in 1838, it was established by Tarlok Chand Mathur on the death of his father. The name of Tilokchand's father could have become Karauli, on the basis of which this new district was prepared. The act of handing over the speculative king 786 to the governor was carried out under 323Haryana's last elections were held for the formation of the case assembly. The schemes of Devasthan have been run under the eminent lawyer personality demonstration of Rajasthan. The only planet in the solar system in which Satta King 786 is moving towards fertile soil. .The Satta King 786 becomes the center of fertile soil, handing over to the governor. Property to Lord Shiva was organized in Shivaji's fair. This out has gone ahead for the most renovated construction of the pole. The speculative king 786 early life takes place under the first woman chief secretary of RajasthanJai is the only planet in the solar system, which is used to rotate the car in the opposite direction. For the post of General Secretary of the League of Saints, it is necessary to have the final election of Satta King 786. In one international United Nations College has been opened. Satta King 786 should definitely become the World Tourism Day. .Environment Day in India is made to promote trees. Under Environment Day, people work to plant more trees. The Khejdi repeat of Satta King 786 is definitely seen on Environment Day. Satta King 786 has managed to drop its valuation. .Its evaluation was prepared to add the Rudra form of Ek. Satta King 786 is not able to collect all kinds of money. Mughal emperors also played Satta King 786. There is an unconventional game of money in this game. There is no way of knowing how much money it can earn. .The satta king becomes weak in accumulating 786's wealth. Satta King 786's donations were made in opposite directions. Satta King 786 is the famous 4 min of singing style. Satta King 786 is a very good headquarter instrument. It is through this device that the door of the headquarters is extended. .Satta King 786 Headquarters is completely satisfied. Satta King 786 is presently completely collected. In 1973, this standard postage stamp of Haryana was issued by the Government of India under discretion. Which saint of Delhi had sought a present from Akbar at Fatehpur Bikaner? .Most of the forts in Rajasthan have become famous for seeking gifts from Akbar. The ruler of the Gurjar dynasty did the work of revenge in the extradition to the speculative king 786. This particular struggle was given the form during the time of Anoop Singh. Satta King is declared unofficial under 786 Solar Energy Board. .Special power status should be given to declare Satta King 786 unofficial. There is basically no discrimination in this. The distinction of Satta King 786 depends on the association. The solar system is the only association in which a person is ordered to move in the opposite direction. .Char Bank, which was a popular Rajasthani folk singer, had run this Mandal song under the scheme. The Commonwealth is considered to be a running game on the National President's Army. The first woman Chief Secretary of Haryana, Kushal Singh had started the Yeh Nigam Awas Yojana. .The order of Panchayati Raj should be given special status to be Gurudev. Satta King 786 is considered to be a game that has been going on since the past years. Kherwadi dialect is famous in Sawai Madhopur. In Tonk, there are many reverences for finding Mewari in Mewat. The character of Mewat had been named in the Bhavni writer world. .The part of the herd of cattle from Rewari is found on Satta king 786. The meaning of Aartis has been found in the Talwara region. The reason why the British captain goes ahead should be patient. The English captain whose dead body was found always comes in handy for collision. .Haryana Jat Kshatriya Sabha was established in 1835 AD. The Eki movement was started by Motilal Sabah Medine. Tera Vati is considered to be an area of ​​early and late cultivation. The word late is quickly delayed as soon as it is used. Many people visit Bhadrapada Shukla Panchami to celebrate Rishi PanchamiRakhi is considered in the society on this day when a woman is unable to love her husband. Rishi Panchami is celebrated in the month of Shravan. The Satta King number 786 can be traced on the day of Rishi Panchami. More work goes on to find this number on Sugandh DashamiWhen people get the fragrance, then they go to the temples of Bhadrapada Shukla Dashami. The Baldev cattle fair of Merta has become famous for the picture of the picture. No difference has been noted between Merta and Marwar. Jadula can be a major sacrament. It is necessary to plant a banyan tree for the Jadula ceremony. .Jadula worship the banyan tree with rites. Salim Singh ki Haveli or famous in Jodhpur. Raagni is sung from Bani Thani Bhilai. Ragini Geeta Govinda was the first to fall asleep. The food place of Ragini is believed to be of Haryana. Wearing an ornament called Tagdi, the women of Haryana perform the work of singing Ragni. .Talking is called the fair of sannyasins. Panchmukhi temple is very famous in Dungarpur district of Rajasthan. It is considered to be Panchmukhi surrounded by five audios. Songs are sung on this Panchmukhi in the morning and evening. The river is coming out around Panchmukhi. It is necessary to have an offer of ₹ 5 to cross the river. .Satta king is considered to be a game of bawra compared to 786 sanyasis today. Early and backward are considered related to agriculture. When the crop is sown ahead of time, it is called early crop and when the crop is evil behind the time, it is called backward crop. .Satta King 786 has been suspended in the back and forth sequence. Behind Satta King 786 UP has been given the status. Satta King 786 One occupation of raw mare is considered to be farming. Pandit Meena had told people about the tribal area as well as Nihalchand budget of what chieftain. Sawan Singh jewelery is made by men. .On which Afghan serial number was told by Satta King 786 Maharana Sanga. The ruler of Jaipur has given it that fool to build it. The Med Ahad civilization started on the banks of the Som river. The tool of the Ahar civilization is transformed. The Tehsil sponsored by the World Bank is a traditional composition. .This creation is tested wholeheartedly in Jhunjhunu. Who was the president of the Jaipur institution in declaring the policy of women by the state government. Dungarpur and Sirohi are likely to receive maximum rainfall. Due to excessive rainfall in Dungarpur, a small division has been created here. .Most of the stones are extracted in Dungarpur division. Banswara is the only district where bamboo is cultivated the most in the world. People here depend only on bamboo cultivation. Due to this being a rocky area, more bamboo is grown here. Most of the Dungars are found here. .The chain line is further removed under the dungaree while carrying out earthing. High tracts in the Marwar plain and separate mountain ranges emanate from them. The highest cut in the hills of Mewar. To stop the erosion of these hills, the Mewar government has imposed restrictions. .The Satta king 786 was first banned by Mewar. Maharana Kumbha, the king of Mewar, operated a survey machine to plant trees. The map of Alwar city was prepared under architectural legal supervision. Pandit Vidyadhar made the map of Alwar city through Mewar Amit Rana. .The first news of the Jat dynasty by Vasudev is assured to the people of Delhi. The first transplant was done to run the news of Chauhan dynasty of Shakambhari. At present the news is running all over India. Everyone has become the ruler of watching news. Watching the news can be the public sentiment of the country. .News is very useful for us. The resolution of news should be done through transplantation. News works to collect the condition and direction of India. Sangam Alka is the highest production in Satta king 786. The post of Governor was first done on 26 January 1997. .The governor is the supreme government ruler of the state. It is necessary to follow the orders of the Governor and the Chief Minister. Pannadhay had started the Alagnavar scheme. With which state Delhi is disputing the border, the number of Gujarat comes first. Due to the presence of the largest number of companies in Gujarat, its profile has changed. .The program of Satta king 786 has been most successful in Delhi. Panchayat committees are mostly formed through that stone. Satta king 786 The second phase of the process of development of the constitution was done in 1987The election system of the President of Satta King 786 is called the three-tier system. The Chief Secretary of the State Government is the District Collector to the Chief Minister. The work experience of the Chief Minister has been done on the basis of diversity. The work of giving budget to all the ministers is done under the Chief Minister. .Most of the Chief Ministers keep the post of Finance Minister with themselves. Most of the finance ministers were kept by Ashok Gehlot and Vasundhara Raje. Ashok Gehlot biggest thief comes under Chief Minister. So Gehlot has maximum ministry at present. .Because of having maximum ministry, it is called Chor Chief Minister. But in reality it has come under even the most honest Chief Minister. Its work experience should be quick. Under the command and criteria, the chief minister works to change the dasha. .The Chief Minister is not able to discriminate on his own according to his ability. The measurement of the body is the instrument gets on the asthma power of the chief minister. Satta King 786 is supposed to be a game between charts and taps. Nal Raja Ni was the largest number taken out from the tomb. The Rang Mahal in Bundi was built by Mukesh Ambani. .Most colors have been worn in this palace. Mukesh Ambani also made it the source of the theater in memory of the death of his wife. The grocery of Talab Shahi has been taken out in Jahangir period. Social audit work was done on the formation of Bhilwara of Rajasthan. .This constitution for Gadsisar Sarovar is dependent on the duty of the Chief Minister. Dhok Chopra tree is a wildlife sanctuary of Dhara. Most of the lions are found in this sanctuary. The water of Chambal river drains into the Bay of Bengal. The planning dam has been built to collect this water in the Bay of Bengal. .This dam construction has started on Yamuna, a tributary of Ganga. Chor Ka Taal Chhapar Sanctuary is a famous place in the country. There is a temple of Salasar at Tal Chhapar Sanctuary. Most of the Bhandaras are organized in the temple of Salasar Balaji. The highest number of Bhandaras in the country are held in Salasar. .Black deer are found in this Salasar Bhandari sanctuary. This sanctuary is also famous for black satta king deer. Remains of Matsya civilization have been found in Bairat. The speculative king was resolved in 786 in Bairath civilization. Bairath Civilization Pro HD Song Click comes under the direction. .The civilization of Ahaar has been excavated as per the direction of Hero HD Song Kalia. The only inscription was found in Bairath civilization under Maurya period. Mahesh is said to be the ruler of Maurya period. The Mauryan civilization was founded by Mahesh ChaudharyMahesh Chaudhary was the first king of India who gave up his life in the freedom struggle. Mahesh Chaudhary made India free from the British. Mahesh Chowdhary was born in 1914. Mahesh Chaudhary started fighting the British at the age of 11. .The birth of Mahesh Chaudhary is known for the pride of India. Mahesh Chaudhary became very famous for the pride and identity of the country. Mahesh Chaudhary had given up his life in Jal Mahal. A bomb exploded accidentally in Mahesh Chaudhary's car. Bhakt Kavitri Karwai was considered a resident of Rajasthan. .Bhagat Kavitri worshiped Salasar more. Devotees Kavitri gave up their lives in the Salasar temple. The head is sacrificed at the Salasar temple.
A virtuous woman always commits sati along with her husband near the Salasar temple. Before independence, there were 875 princely states in India. .The name of Rajput and Madhya Bharat Sabha is considered to be Rajasthan. Most of the rule in India belonged to the Rajputans in Delhi. It was the Rajputs who had done the work of uprooting the Mughals from their roots. Bharat Kavita Karma Bai was born in Haryana. The first woman from Haryana became famous for the Maand singer. .Allah Jila Bai woman was awarded the Padma Shri. The highest mountain peak of Punjab, Guru Sikar is located in Barmer. The soil of Guru Shikhar is found to be the most sack. The air coming from the Bay of Bengal is called air wind. This wind marks the monsoon. .Scientists trace monsoon through the air of the Bay of Bengal. Rohida is considered the national animal of India. Jawahar Sagar Dam is located in Bharatpur district. This dam is built on the banks of Chambal river. Jawahar Sagar Dam has been built in Bharatpur under Chambal Valley Project. .There are districts of India in which no river is found, Alwar and Barmer do not have any kind of river in these districts. There are only two such districts in India in which the river has not been found. The Sabarmati river is unable to drain towards the Arabian Sea. Loni and Son rivers have been merged in Sabarmati river. .Guests are worshiped on Jamai West Banas River. When a girl is newly married, black satta king her groom is taken to Jamai West Banas River and bathed. The digestion dam is the largest earthen dam in Dholpur district. In Dholpur district, it works to cut the Bisalpur dam.
.The program of celebrating the status of Vaishakh begins when women worship Nag Panchami by wearing Kadkati on the 30th of the branch Krishna, through the festival on the strong oval of the waistNawabganj Zoological Park was prepared by Rafael Nadal No Work Shishu through the Open City Nick Varanasi of France at Lucknow Zoo of the Government of Uttar Pradesh. Speculative King 786 Razia Sultan, daughter of Marudhar's land of Marudhar, during the reign of Delhi, Razia Sultan has worked..In the means of Rajya Sabha and Vidhansabha, Satta King 786 himself has been considered second place. .Speculative King 786 Protection of public property Labor cultural groups of the nation Testing of heritage, protection of the natural environment and ensuring the schooling age of living beings is based on the VedasSupreme Court Rules This law is created by the Parliament for the inspiration of the Constitution, a section named Plaster of Paris chemical is made. According to hydration calcium carbonate calcium sulfate, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is perennial on seven judgesIn this, the water gets reduced till the boil, in this, till the water command, it works to maintain the heat to the line of sleeping quickly. According to the Industrial Finance Corporation of India, the constitution of India should be directly appliedAccording to the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, the sarangi has been made in the given options. The end of polio was also done by Simran Tagore Dilip Kumar in the line of 13 other judges for donating the eyesIn Article 348 of the Constitution of India, the black satta king Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma has described the game of Vectra Raman, who was the famous Jain scholar Hemchand, in fact, the Mansa Devi system was built in the form of a bill in the Lok Sabha as a money bill. The resignation of the Prime Minister was placed in the Parliamenthad gone.Its type by cutting the stone serves as the establishment of a temple with great ceremony, singing the fallen Alka to the heavens of the natives in East AfricaHis password scientifically, like those goals that fell in the philosopher's daily cyberink, is the work of falling from the atmosphere of emphasizing the matter after studying it and writing a fast book on its subjectThe gratitude of the speculative king 786 for the breaking of the stars into tiny pieces of the body becomes merciful of his advertisement. In this book it is emphasized that the study of the background of the objects of the study is taken care of when the research of the atmosphere is done. should be done.
Remember, this glass is found at such a place. Preliminary plan of development It has become clear that the development plan Under Satta king 786 Tungsten's indifferent scheme could be..Akbar was the only country race that used to raise the medium Shweta using the stand. A woman started saying that no matter how hard you tried to do with your husband, but I will definitely keep on dealing with making my relationship with another. The woman's interest becomes with another, no matter how many actions, because even after showering, that woman will continue to start the process of illicit relationship with another. .In the important plan to promote institutional delivery, after development high post-security scheme, the famous rivers known as Kamdhenu were included. Construction of Mahi and Chambal Rivers. 786 Mughal Shah Jahan established it in Delhi by making the capital of the satta king on growing the Khetri tree. Was. .In order to overcome the tension in the midst of expansion in relation to the Industrial Revolution, the West Simmi began to plan its economic development for the developed nation, so that anyone who could not understand the country but became jealous of the worldwide debate with I was given due respect to this planThe United States had insulted the speculative king 786 according to its various powers, first of all this game was started completely due to the bombing. The speculative king 786's discriminatory change relied on developmental uniforms to overcome early recruitment. .They wanted to move from Europe and settle in the new world, because the serious solution resource committee on the growth of population was not able to give them their happiness cadre uniformIn an agricultural country, India cannot make room for modification according to agricultural qualifications, because its proportion cannot be reduced, its uniform can be seriously understood in comparison to other countriesRemembering Nandan well, this day can be run on Tuesday on the birth of Ritu, but the letters of Light Rama have been given the process of other countries Speculative King 786 The process of the Political Development Tribunal works independently in extracting its important aspectEfficiency and Diversification Land Use Established Diversification The task of comparating and simplifying the traditionalists just recruited by the continuous expansion may collapse under the modern feature of speculative King 786. .The speculative king 786 self-votes of the proportional representation system, in which the proportion of all classes is taken the same, he works to make its voting system a member by altering the proportion of minority representativesThe purpose of the system is derived by selecting the two main transferable vote system and the list system together, its print form is that the person who voluntarily performs the task of doing the major feature, his first and second price choice is written. .To suggest national integration, it is necessary to have democracy.In order to promote the suggestion of success in the constitution, the democratic country should not fall into the minority and should reform the traditional continuous recruitment bureaucratic system with the assumption of appropriate. .The Rajasthani Bhasha Sahitya Puraskar should be given in Sanskrit under Gulab Kothari, the editor-in-chief of the Indian Art Culture Department's conservation plan on the Chennai Express to leave Bikaner in South IndiaDigambar Singh had made the Vice President of the Satta King 786 20-point program.Ganeswar Kalibanga civilization was given the category of Bagori under the Pilibanga Civilization of the Sacrificial Reform Movement for the Bijolia inscription taken from Amir's Bra Hili Feet I of the State ProposalTo measure the maximum minimum number of international border, a complete integration in Pali district was supported by number one in 1956 at Lald Das ji's satsang siteIn the tribal, the peacock Bhangia practice is always done under the death feast, this Damor Sahelian Dungarpur Banswara Alwar comes under Ramdev ji, the site of Bharatpur Dialogue's satsangJaisalmer and Bikaner need to have a single rupee organization to measure the length of the international border Was..Bombs can be found on the restriction of any area, it was completely banned by Gulab Chand Kataria under Sunder Das ji's satsang venue. The first clown of Punjab was done under Ghosundi inscription in Kumbhalgarh inscription of much culture of Rajasthan. .Kailash Meghwal has refused to offer Gora Singh from any state. It is necessary to respect Sanskrit Ratan in Satta King 786, this honor should be done by Acharya Ratan Sagar. .Modernity is the problem of a survey land, while being polarized, the characteristics of this time have worked to promote the consciousness of the whole subject in the natural, show the different layers on the winner associated with the affair of health, basically this reason was given It should be known that the system shown should be improved. .There is a complex problem of speculative king 786, it is not able to turn the wheel of universal truth, so its modern conditions have to be modified, whose number of observations has been presented by the division literature, has improved the system of universal at the modern level. .Whose Quantity Modern Circumstances Beginning This was not an early debunked but speculative King 786 episode of modern problem to marvel the meaning mothers in the consciousness of the Rebellion period. .The speculative king 786 can create existence that ruler kills meaningful redundant abilities unprecedented kills this conscious struggle for the fragmentation of the natural ideal of modern conditions The beginning of modern conditions must be the universal truth of God. .There is a type of ravana to give color to red blood cells, none of which is a blood carrier, under which BN Rao's federal list prepared another name for the Eastern Coastal Plain is the Mandal Coastal Plain. Kanyakumari in the south end of India has described the Satta King 786 as Kollam in TrivandrumThe work of stopping the spinach stand under the Indian chain on the border of Pakistan and China has increased continuously. Satta King 786 is the epidemic of the state in which Arunachal Pradesh has also abolished the use of copper gyms while banning the ban completelyNot disproving that the benefit of the rebellion of writing has been brought in the context of the introduction of the presentation in publicity is considered possible within it and a question in itself. .The end-explosion companies, which set the background for the evolution of consciousness for all, accepted from the century onwards that the ultimate value, which in marked amounts modern separate things from the past, should be the seventh interpretation of the Chinks. Satta king 786 clear ko continual abilities is unprecedented talks it should be completely sacrificed to play the role of it. Hammir epic made the agricultural brick movement of bikaner sadhu sitaram das on victory key of jalore according to bank holders in india Was. .Atal Pension Yojana in Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Insurance Right to life on the right to vote and the right to contest elections in politics The government was brought to the domicile bodies under the Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima YojanaSatta King 786 America Pratik for Rivers Mahendra Singh Dhoni was the main food of KV Choudhary's rituals under Kolkata's servitor of Guwahati. .It is necessary to make human origin and its development a research subject. It is also the capability of the Indian coastal state. Gandhiji's salt movement in Gujarat creates such an environment practicallyThe speculative king 786 outpost awakens the system of man's friends, it is necessary for the man to remain determined on the culmination and proper development of civilization and on the concepts and principalWith the help of one's will power and hypotheses, one can create possibilities with which the window internal origin of human remains the subject of research even todayWhich man's grand altar post, Gemini man's daughter-in-law also wakes up, but still its effect makes man repeatedly and green in the same environment. It is not yet discovered that Kandla in the ideal of salt production The scheme named Patan was used to say the truck of Maharashtra, Kerala, Uttar PradeshAny object can be made by the practitioner to make the image visible from the moon, the sky is visible from the point of view of the research topic, explaining its origin to Bharati, but still it has to be taken again and again by all human beings The concept of human civilization Must be..Speculative King 786 With the help of will and hypotheses, moral rules are discussed in making history, number of vehicles, what object is the original source of inspirationUnder the first canal project of Rajasthan, Satta King 786 Bhairu Canal Project Didwana Lou Naskar's class work works to make any woman famous in Marela village again and again by bringing food to Jaipur JantarAla Leela was a famous poetic ruler of ancient India under the Kali Gira awards, to whom Amitabh Bhattacharya had done the work of giving all the rights to the Satta king 786. 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