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43 women win gold medals, cash prizes in Gulbarga University

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Governor will give away medals; AEC chief Anil Kokadkar to attend convocation today

GULBARGA: Women outnumbered men in securing gold medals and cash awards in the postgraduate and undergraduate examinations of the Gulbarga University in the last academic year. Governor T.N. Chaturvedi, who is the Chancellor of the university, will give away the medals and the cash awards will be given away at the 24th convocation of the university on Monday.

Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Anil Kakodkar, Higher Education Minister D. Manjunath and Vice-Chancellor V.B. Coutinho will be present at the convocation.

Of the 79 students selected for gold medals and cash prizes, 43 were women.

Deepali Raj, an MBA student, and M. Somashekara of the Kannada Postgraduate Department, have each won seven gold medals.

While two students won five gold medals and cash prizes each, three won four gold medals and cash prizes each, followed by eight students winning 3 gold medals and cash prizes each and 16 students bagging two gold medals and cash prizes each.

Following is the list of winners of gold medal and cash prizes:

Arts: M. Somashekara (seven gold medals for securing highest marks in Kannada postgraduate examinations), Ganti Lakshmi Devi (three gold medals in Kannada PG examinations), Shulabai Hitavant (highest marks in PG diploma in Vachana Sahitya), P. Sunil Kumar (two gold medals for highest marks in M.A. Kannada from PG Centre Raichur), K.C. Veeranna (two gold medals for highest marks in M.A. Kannada and Janapada), Hemalata Siddanagowda Patil (cash prize for highest marks in M.A. English), Hemalata Siddanagowda Patil and Jyoti Annarao shared the cash prize for securing highest marks in M.A. English "Indian Writing in English", Mangala Jatagonda Prabhu (two gold medals for highest marks in M.A. Hindi), Ratnamanjari Bandi (two gold medals for highest marks in M.A. Sanskrit), Vijay Shankar Pawar (cash prize for highest marks in M.A. Marathi), Fareeda Begum (cash prize for highest marks in M.A. Urdu), Basavaraj K. Korkar (three gold medals) for highest Marks in M.A. (Fine Arts), Suresh Sugappaq (cash prize for highest marks in MFA Applied Art), Mohan Tippanna (cash prize for highest marks in B.A. Kannada), Parveen Banu (cash prize for highest marks in B.A. Kannada), Uma Dileepkumar (cash prize for highest marks in B.A. music), Savitri Siddanagouda Patil (cash prize for highest marks in B.A. among women students), Nitish Kashiram (cash prize for highest marks in BFA Applied Arts), Ganesh Manohar (cash prize for highest marks in BFA painting).

Social Sciences: Shobha Devi Tukaram (four gold medals for highest marks in M.A. Political Science), Sujata Manikrao (cash prize for highest marks in Modern India Political Thought Paper), Shuba Shantappa (two gold medals for highest marks in M.A. History), Monesh (two gold medals for highest marks in M.A. Sociology), Shaik Ali Khaja Hussain (three gold medals M.A. Social Work), Ramesh Suresh Chavan (two gold medals for highest marks in Social Science and Psychology), Abid Ahmed Jagirdar (cash prize for highest marks in M.A. Economics), Ameena Begum (cash prize for highest marks in M.A. Economics among women students), Devaraj Ayyappa (cash prize for highest marks in B.A. Economics), M. Parvathi (cash prize for highest marks in M.A. Women studies), S. Sreedhar (cash prize for highest marks in M. Lib and Information Science).

Science and Technology: Tarannum (three gold medals for highest marks in M.Sc Applied Electronics), Anilkumar S. Katke (cash prize for highest marks in M.Sc Applied Electronics), Uttama Banerjee (two gold medals for highest marks in M. Sc. Instrumentation Technology), R.N. Anita (three gold medals for highest marks in M. Sc. Physics), Srinivas Zilli Mallappa (four gold medals for highest marks in MCA), G. Rupa (cash prize for highest marks in MCA among women students), Bheemaraya Malkanna (cash prize for highest marks in project work in MCA), Kalpana (cash prize for highest marks in M.Sc. Computer Science), Rajani Kulkarni (cash prize for highest marks in M. Sc. Computer Science from Raichur PG centre), Veeramma V. (two gold medals for highest marks in BCA), Satish Kalekar (cash prize for highest marks in M. Sc. Statistics), Shilpa Veerasangappa Chare (five gold medals for highest marks in M.Sc. Mathematics), Anjum Tanveer (cash prize for highest marks in M. Sc. Mathematics in Graph Theory), Srinivasa Budagumpi (three gold medals for M.Sc. chemistry), Dadapeer (cash prize for highest marks in M. Sc. Applied Chemistry), Gadada Naganagowda (M. Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry), Beerappa (cash prize for highest marks in M. Sc. Industrial Chemistry), Rampicherla Nandakishore (cash prize for highest marks in M. Sc. Physical Chemistry), Sameerana Narayanrao (two gold medals for highest marks in M. Sc. Organic Chemistry), Mohd. Akbar (three gold medals for highest marks in M.Sc. Biochemistry), Sumera Farheen Fatima (four gold medals for highest marks in M. Sc. Botony), Rajashekar (cash prize for highest marks in M. Sc. Zoology), Azra Parveen (cash prize for highest marks in Environment Biology paper in M. Sc. Zoology), Krishna Kumari (four gold medals for highest marks in M. Sc. Biotechnology), Shilpa Rani G. Kulkarni (cash prize for highest marks in B.Sc. Biotechnology), Ajaykumar M. Oli (cash prize for highest marks in B.Sc. Biotechnology), Krishnaveni Ramarishna (three gold medals for highest marks in M. Sc Microbiology), Swapna (two gold medals M. Sc. Microbiology), Shiva Krishna (highest marks in M. Tech. Mineral Processing). H.N. Archana (cash prize for highest marks in B. Sc. Mineral Processing).

Commerce and Management: Sunita Shivaji Jogadanker (two gold medals for highest marks in M. Com.), M.R. Vani (two gold medals for highest marks in B. Com.), Siddappa Mareppa (cash prize for highest marks in B. Com.), Seemakumari Jain (highest marks in B.Com.), Sugandini (cash prize for highest marks in B. Com.), Deepali Raj (seven gold medals for highest marks in MBA), Serafraz Irani (cash prize for highest marks in MBA 1st Semester), B. Rajeshwari (cash prize for highest marks in BBM).

Education: Krishnaveni K.M.M.M. (cash prize for highest marks in M. Ed.), Rajkumar Gurushant Karve (cash prize for highest marks in M.P.Ed), Urvashi Kodli (cash prize for highest marks in B.P. Ed).

Law: Dineshkumar D. Patil (two gold medals for highest marks in LLM), S. Anupama (five gold medals for highest marks in LLB), Tanushree (cash prize for highest marks in LLB), Pavan Algudkar (cash prize for highest marks in Jurisprudence), Shantala (cash prize for highest marks in Civil Procedure Code), Jyothi B. Math (cash prize for highest marks in LLB five-year course).

Seventy-eight scholars will be conferred Ph. D. degrees during the convocation.

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