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69 students share 125 gold medals

By Our Special Correspondent

GULBARGA, DEC. 28. Prarthi P. Jani topped the list of medallists of Gulbarga University this year with seven gold medals by scoring the highest marks in the MBA course from the faculty of Commerce and Management.

The Vice-Chancellor of Gulbarga University, V.B. Coutinho, who released the list of gold medal and cash award winners at a press conference here today, said that B. Basavaraj, who secured the first rank in MA (Kannada) won six gold medals, and M.M. Umashankar (MA Social Work), Jyothi Ravindra Teganur (MCA), Jennifer Xavier (M.Sc. Bio-Technology), and Kumari Tanushree (LLB) bagged four gold medals each.

He said that 69 students shared 125 gold medals instituted by the University and 12 students shared 10 cash awards in lieu of the gold medals this year.

Apart from this, the university said that 45 students would be awarded Ph.D. degrees in the faculties of Arts, Commerce, Law, Education, Humanities, Science and Technology and Medicine.

The convocation will be held at the main campus of the university on the outskirts of Gulbarga on December 30. Following is the list of the gold medal winners. The number of medals is given within brackets.

Faculty of Arts: G. Basavaraja (6) for securing first rank in MA Kannada; B. Madhavi (2) for securing highest marks at the Post-graduate Centre, Raichur; Anilkumar Annarao (1) for securing highest marks at the main campus in Gulbarga; Bhagyajyothi Basavaraj (1) for MA Kannada (women candidates); L.V. Shantabai (1) for MA Kannada in Vachana Sahitya; Hanamanta (2) for MA Kannada, Janapada; Arvind Rathod Shankar Rathod (1) for MA Kannada Linguistics; Banakar Parusappa (1) for M.Phil. Kannada at PG centre Sandur; Mallappa Rudrappa (1) for M.Phil. at PG Centre Raichur; and Sharanappa Anehosur (1) for M.Phil. Kannada.

Zeba Kulsoom (1) for MA English; Mamata B. Natikar (1) for "Indian writing in English" MA English; Meenakumar Malbha (2) for MA Hindi; Varun Arya Tukaram (2) for Sanskrit; Sanjeevkumar Vijinathrao (1) for MA Marathi; Rabia Nasreen Mohd Raheemuddin (1) for MA Urdu; Shahed Pasha Khaja Hussain (2) for MA Fine Arts; Deepa Shivappa Kuntoji (1) for MFA; Manjula Amaranna Sagarad (1) for BA Kannada; Mahantesh Siddanna (1) for BFA (Applied Art); Santoshkumar Vishwanath (1) for BFA (Painting); Subha Shashikant Rao (1) for BA Music; Wajeeha Anjum Khana Moinuddin (1) for BA (women candidates); and Sunita Viswanathrao (1) for BA Kannada.

Faculty of Social Science: Bharatish Purushottam Bellgundi (3) for securing the highest marks in MA Political Science; Bharati Ranganatha (2) for MA History; Shahajahan (2) for MA Sociology; Shivabasava Doddanagouda (2) for BA Sociology; M.M. Umashankar (4) for MA Social Work; Shreelakshmi K. (1) for MA Psychology; Malini Laxinarayan (2) for MA Economics; Indira Kaveri (1) for BA Economics; and Deepthi (1) for M.Lib. and Information Science.

Faculty of Science and Technology: Prashant (3) for securing highest marks in M.Sc. (Applied Electronics); Sushma S. Angadi (1) for M.Sc. (Applied Electronics) amongst teachers' children; Mahantamma (2) for M.Sc. (Instrumentation Technology); Jyothi Ravindra Tegnoor (4) for MCA; Nagaratna Dharmra (1) for project work in MCA; B. Basava Prasad (1) for M.Sc. (Computer Science); Bharati Gururaj Rao (2) for MA/M.Sc. Statistics; Rajasekhar S. Heera (3) for M.Sc. Mathematics; Faimida Begum (1) for paper on Fluid Dynamics in M.Sc. Mathematics; Pavitra Nagshetty (1) for Graph Theory paper in M.Sc. Mathematics; Tasaganva Raghavendra Gururaj (3) for M.Sc. Chemistry; Mahantha Swami Hiremath (2) for M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry; Lohit (1) for M.Sc. Inorganic Chemistry; Rubeena Mubeena (1) for M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry; Guruprasad Tadapatri (2) for M.Sc. Organic Chemistry; Nagangouda (1) for M.Sc. Biochemistry; M. Vedavathi (2) for M.Sc. Botony; Boodevi (3) for M.Sc. Zoology; and Jennifer Xavier (4) for M.Sc. Biotechnology. Santosh Shankreppa (2) for obtaining the highest marks for B.Sc. (Biotechnology); Waheeda Khanum (2) for M.Sc. Microbiology; Shirley (2) for Medical Microbiology paper in M.Sc. Microbiology; Valmiki Ravi (1) for M.Tech. (Mineral Processing); Vaishali Budhihal Shivappa (1) for B.Sc.; and Afreen Gazala Nisar Ahmed (1) for B.Sc. Home Science.

Faculty of Commerce and Management: Bhargavi Prahalad (2) for securing highest marks in M.Com.; Prafulla Sarendra P. Bijaspur (2) for B.Com.; Syeda Faiseen Fatima (1) for B.Com. (P&P Auditing); Prarthi P. Jani (7) for MBA; and Shilpa Ganapatrao Hegde (1) for BBM.

Faculty of Education: A. Praveen (1) for securing highest marks in M.P.Ed.; Gayathri (1) for B.P.Ed.; and Vanita Subhash Jadhav (2) for B.Ed.

Faculty of Law: Kumari Tanushree (4) for securing highest marks in LLB; Mohd Qutubuddin Junaidi (1) for LLB (five-year course); and Ameetkumar Deshpande (1) for Jurisprudence.

Cash award winners: Ambabai Katke and Renukadevi Nagshetty for securing the highest marks among female candidates in MA Political Science; Gurraj Rao K. and Paramesha for MA in Women's Studies; P. Anupama for M.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry; Mohanlakshmi and Pushpalatha for M.Sc. Physics; Shivalingappa Diggi and Suman Sharma for the Income Tax paper in the B.Com. course; Ambika Srimanthrao Patil for LLM; and Shaitan Singh and Kumari Tanushree for the paper on Civil Procedure Code in 3rd year LLB.

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