Swami Sahajanand Saraswati An Introduction

In the melee of recently held centenary celebrations of Bihar, one great mind who has attracted little attention is that of Swami Sahajanand. The transformational character of his career and his commitment to the cause of the peasants saw him at loggerheads with many of the frontline nationalist leaders. Nevertheless, he emerges as one of the most outstanding peasant leader the country has ever seen. He represents one of the most important stream of struggle among the several struggles which saw India acquire its independence. The contemporaneity of his career acquires an added meaning as the issues for which he struggled still beleaguers most part of the countryside, which is especially true for a state like Bihar.

Early life and career:-
Born in 1889 in the Ghazipur District of Eastern U.P. he became a renouncer at a very early stage of his life. It was the religious life of meditation and study which engaged him until 1914 after which he became a social activist, initially involving himself with the status struggle of Bhmihars. By the early twenties, Sahajanand’s interests shifted to Gandhian politics of the freedom movement, and then in the late twenties and early thirties to the politics of peasant activism. In these transitions he was not only entering new arenas of activism, but in that very process engaging in ideological and political conflict with his former allies. For example, the leading figures in the Bhumihar-Brahman, Mahasabha with whom Sahajanand was associated in the teens and twenties, were also among the largest land controllers of Bihar and hence his most vigorous antagonists in his peasant activism phase. And by the same token, his admiration for Gandhi shifted in the middle and late thirties to sharp opposition over the issue of peasant rights within the context of the struggle for political freedom from the British.

His personality:-
Before attempting any hasty slotting of his personality on the basis of his association with any one cause, it should be borne in mind that he was an activist constantly on the leading edge of social, cultural, and political change which for him had to be transformational in character. He himself writes in ‘Mera Jeevan Sangharsh’, I am gradually moving ahead .. I have learnt from my experiences. And this much I can say that I have always moved ahead . This process is an ongoing one.

Swami ji and kisan sabha:-
On the basis of experiences gathered from his social activism, Sahajanand formed the West Patna Kisan Sabha in 1928. His struggle against the brazen exploitation of the peasants by the zamindars and the economic backwardness in the countryside created the platform for the Bihar Pradesh Kisan Sabha. As the scope of the struggle widened, it moved through the stages of struggle on economic issues like rent and forced labour to soon cover the much broader issue of the abolition of Zamindari system. The struggle in the area of politics strengthened the organisation and there was a time when in Bihar alone there were more than two lakh members of Kisan Sabha. The strength in which the peasants demonstrated in front of the Bihar Assembly in 1936 still remains unparalleled.

Swami ji on present problem:-
The novelty of Swamiji's career lies in his ability to be always sensitive to his surrounding and transform his ideas and activities in the interest of justice and equity. Hence, given his background in representing the interests of peasant tenants in the early and middle 1930s, it is not surprising to find him arguing the case for agricultural labourers and the rural poor on the margins of the Indian social experience. In his tract 'Khet Mazdoor' he asks, "But who cares for the poor?" In the essays of this tract he vividly describes their condition and their history and submits proposals for change that in many respects have as much relevance today as they did in 1941, when it was written.

Relevance of Swami ji in the present context:-
In his political life he came across politicians of all shades and the affinity and difference which he developed with them on the twin issues of freedom struggle and peasant movement made him more sensitised and multidimensional. He was one of the few members of AICC who opposed the demand for Pakistan. He also opposed the undemocratic manner in which the Constituent Assembly was convened. He remained committed to the idea of an exploitation free socialist India both before and after the independence. His career exemplifies the broad spectrum of Indian experience from the religious and cultural to the social and political activism. There are some direct lessons to be drawn from the life and career of Swami Sahajanand which are very relevant for us today. First, how a meaningful political struggle can be combined successfully with social and economic struggle and, secondly, what should be the nature and form of peasant organisation and struggle in the changing context of rural society. In 1944, in the 8th session of All India Kisan Sabha held at Vijayawada, Swamiji in his presidential speech said, “The middle and big peasantry are trying to use Kisan Sabha for their own benefit, whereas I want to use it for arousing consciousness among the least privileged class of peasants. In my opinion it is the landless peasants and agricultural labourer who are the real Kisan Sabha. It is they who will form the backbone of this struggle in the years to come.”

Such was the personality of Swamiji, he was a fighter to the core and remained uncompromising on the issues concerning the rights of the peasants. There are few in Indian history who can measure his height and he remains one of the most relevant personality for the present society, as much of the countryside is still under the severe clutches of exploitation.

Yogendra Shukla

Yogendra Shukla (1896–1960) was an Indian nationalist born in Bihar. He served in the Cellular Jail (Kalapani), and he was among the founders of Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA). Along with Basawon Singh (Sinha) he was among the founder members of Congress Socialist Party from Bihar.[1]
Yogendra Shukla and his nephew Baikuntha Shukla (1907–1934) hailed from Jalalpur village in Muzaffarpur district (now Vaishali district) of Bihar. From 1932 to 1937, Yogendra served prison sentence in Kalapani, as one of the leaders of the revolutionary movement in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. He became famous for his many exploits. He was a senior associate of Bhagat Singh and Batukeshwar Datta and had even trained them. He had to serve prison terms for a total of more than sixteen and a half years for his revolutionary activities. During imprisonment in different jails of India, he was subjected to extreme torture, which corroded his iron constitution. He died in a sick condition and he had also become blind.
In October 1932, the Judicial Secretary, A.C.Davies, as directed by the Governor in Council asked the DIG (CID) to suggest the names of the revolutionary convicts with a statement showing the offences for which they had been convicted, the sentence awarded and a brief note showing their connection with the revolutionary movement with a view to transferring them to the Andamans.[2] The DIG (CID) suggested the names of Yogendra Shukla, Basawon Singh (Sinha), Shyamdeo Narayan alias Ram Singh, Ishwar Dayal Singh, Kedar Mani Shukla, Mohit Chandra Adhikari and Ram Pratap Singh.[3]
Yogendra Shukla, Kedar Mani Shukla and Shyamdeo Narayan were transferred to the Andamans in December, 1932.[4] In 1937, Yogendra Shukla was transferred to Hazaribagh Central Jail as a result of his 46 days of hunder strike.[5] When Sri Krishna Sinha formed the first Congress ministry in 1937, he took up the cause of political prisoners and his ministry resigned on the issue on February 15, 1938.[6] As a result the Viceroy conceded the demands and Yogendra Shukla alongwith other political prisoners was released in March, 1938.[7]
Yogendra Shukla joined the Indian National Congress after his release and was elected vice-chairman of the Muzaffarpur District Congress Committee.[8] He was also elected a member of the All India Congress Committee in 1938 but later joined the Congress Socialist Party at the instance of Jayaprakash Narayan.[9] He was arrested in 1940, soon after he became a member of Central Committee of the All India Kisan Sabha in place of Swami Sahajanand Saraswati.[10]
[edit]Quit India Movement

When Mahatma Gandhi launched the Quit India Movement in August, 1942, Yogendra shukla scaled the wall of Hazaribagh Central Jail alongwith Jayaprakash Narayan, Suraj Narayan Singh, Gulab Chand Gupta, Ramnandan Mishra and Shaligram Singh with a view to starting underground movement for freedom.[11] As Jayaprakash Narayan was ill then, Shukla walked a distance to Gaya with Jayaprakash Narayan on his shoulders.[12]
The British Government announced a reward of Rs. 5000 for the arrest of Shukla. He was arrested on December 7, 1942, at Muzaffarpur.[13] The government believed that one day before his arrest Shukla had helped four prisoners escape from Muzaffarpur jail.[14] They were Surajdeo Singh, Ram Babu Kalwar, Brahmanand Gupta and Ganesh Rai.[15]
Yogendra Shukla was lodged in Buxar Jail and kept in bar fetters for three years.[16] In March 1944, he launched hunger-strike in the Buxar Jail.[17]
[edit]During and after Independence

He was released in April, 1946. In 1958, he was nominated a member of the Bihar Legislative Council on behalf of the Praja Socialist Party and continued there till 1960.[18] In 1960, he was taken seriously ill as a result of long years of prison life. He died on November 19, 1960.[19]

Vibhuti Narain Rai

Birth November 28, 1951 (age 60) Azamgarh , Uttar Pradesh , India
Nationality Indian
Nationality Indian
Education MA (English) , BA (Hons)
Styles Novelist , editor , administrator , social worker
Vibhuti Narain Rai (Assamese: বিভূতি নাৰায়ণ ৰায়, English: Vibhuti Narain Rai) (28 नवम्बर, 1951) Azamgarh (Uttar Pradesh) Born | Vibhuti Narain Rai, a 1975 batch UP cadre IPS Officer. President's Award for Distinguished Service and Police medals awarded Mr. Roy with a sensitive police officer - known as a storyteller are of top quality. Presents novel "transferred" to the International Indu Sharma Katha Samman received. His novel "The city curfew" Hindi than English, Assamese, Punjabi, Urdu, Bangla, Marathi, etc. has to be translated. One of his other novel "the story of democracy" to have received the honor of the Uttar Pradesh Hindi Sansthan. Besides his satirical novels - Collection "is a student - the leader of the diary" is also very popular. You are currently Chancellor of Mahatma Gandhi International Hindi University.

From the author
"The city curfew" was like going through a tragedy for me to write. In those days I was appointed in New Delhi and the old part of town was hit by riots. Every second third year, kick it to me was quite different from the riots. The violence and a lot of evil out of newspaper pages to be part of the world was my experience - an experience not to pursue the next several years, leaving me was like a nightmare. I felt freedom from the nightmare is only one way to put these experiences to write. I have consistently supported me in writing between the language - would leave in the middle. English is an old saying, "Language Is That a poor substitute for. This novel type it very much missed दंगों में मानवीय त्रासदी के जितने शेड्स जितने संघनित रूप मेरे अनुभव संसार में जुड़े उन सबको लिख पाना न संभव था और न ही इस छोटे से उपन्यास को खत्म करने के बाद मुझे लगा कि मैं उस तरह से लिख पाया जिस तरह से उपन्यास के पात्रों और events was my face. It is a confession and I feel no shame over it.
"Curfew in the city" after the publication received mixed responses. Prejudiced by the pioneers of Hindutva novel anti-Hindu and declared to stop the demand and burnt copies of the novel in many places. In contrast, more than fifty Urdu newspapers and magazines "curfew in the city of" Urdu translation published in whole or in part. Pakistan's "Itrka" and "Today" prestigious literary journals such as the novel also featured in the points. Badly divided the society it was not so unusual.
Communal riots in India, the country's two major communities - Hindus and Muslims - their prejudice. On the assumption that an average Hindu riots start rioting Muslims and Hindus in riots that killed large numbers. Why so much that the Muslims killed Hindus by nature cruel, violent and are Dharmonmadi. On the contrary, he believes that the Hindu scrupulous, are liberal and tolerant.
According to data available in the riots since independence more than 70% of the victims are Muslim. Ranchi - Hatia (1967), Ahmedabad (1969), Bhiwandi (1970), Jalgaon (1970) and Mumbai (1992-93) or Ram Janmabhoomi Babri Masjid dispute in connection with the riots, the figure - has gone up 90% is. The same property is also in the cases. Not only Muslims but also those killed in the riots more than the property damage occurred. Police in riot breaks at the same havoc. उन दंगों में भी जिनमें मुसलमान 70-80 प्रतिशत से अधिक मरे थे पुलिस ने जिन लोगों को गिरफ्तार किया उनमें 70-80 प्रतिशत से अधिक मुसलमान थे, उन्हीं के घरों की तलाशियाँ ली गईं, उन्हीं की औरतें बेइज्जत हुईं और उन्हीं के मोहल्लों में सख्ती With the curfew was imposed.
Looking for the causes of this peculiar situation is not very difficult. So an average Hindu is not easy to believe the official statistics. Accuracy of data raises a question mark over the government despite the fact that no government in the world will not be well known that such statistics would prove that life in the minority here - material is not protected.
Now we come to the bias that is what kick-start? The majority of Hindus believe that riots are usually started by Muslims. A Hindu bureaucrats, academics, journalists, jurists or policemen in mind that it is no doubt who has kick-start? Since Muslims are violent by nature, so it is very natural that kick-starts the same. Also refers to the fact that riots occur in those areas where Muslims are in majority.
During my fellowship I "kick-start which makes it" the first "who dies in riots" of the investigation. As a Hindu I had to go through the painful facts. I believe that the riots in the Hindu mind, generous, tolerant and non-violent and brutal loss of Hindus than the Muslims would be violent. The proportion lost their property and the fact there is no secret. Especially Muslims and the Urdu press will know that they will be killed when riot. The police will arrest them, their homes will have the Tlashiaँ. Moreover, the full brunt of the riots will break on them. Why they would like to kick-start? The two may be due either to a community as they are stupid or he may have intended to commit suicide en masse.
Who decided to kick-start is usually done by the fact that at the moment of excitement, who threw the first stone. The decision may be wrong. The stress required for communal violence broke out in the form of a pyramid is build. True even before the riots began, several months before the rumors, accusations and negative publicity mill is run. Stress gradually increases and eventually becomes a departure point when only a stone or a provocative slogan is able to kick-start. The departure point of the fact that there is no sense of who threw the first stone!
Myth of the introduction of anti-Muslim violence to better understand an example will be enough. In 1970, massive riots in Bhiwandi. On May 7, riot began when out on the birth anniversary of Shivaji were protests by Muslims on the march. At first glance, seems obvious cause of the riots began. Can easily be said that the Muslims started rioting. But go to the bottom of the events will be clear that the case is not so easy. The past several months, the Hindutva forces were involved in the inflammatory and provocative actions. Justice Madan Commission has outlined in detail on these activities. Procession on the road on both sides of the argument. Muslims wanted to march Jaaa not be that way where they had to mosques. Hindu processions stuck to the same way. Meanwhile, triggered protests from Muslims and kick-started. When we first decided to start riots and protests have to take into account developments.
First keep in mind the fact that Muslims would know that they Pitenge riot. Why again and again they throw the first stone? Poverty, lack of education and the fear of Muslims led by opportunistic builds.
ऊपर मैंने जानबूझकर बहुसंख्यक समुदाय के मनोविज्ञान की बात की है क्योंकि मेरा मानना है कि बिना इसे बदले हम देश में सांप्रदायिक दंगे नहीं रोक सकते। बहुसंख्यक समुदाय के समझदार लोगों को यह मानना ही पड़ेगा कि उनकी धार्मिक बर्बरता के शिकार अल्पसंख्यक समुदायों के लोग ही रहे हैं और इस देश की धरती तथा संसाधनों पर जितना उनका अधिकार है उतना ही अल्पसंख्यक समुदायों का भी है। इसके साथ ही हमें यह भी मानना होगा कि सांप्रदायिक दंगों के दौरान पुलिस और फौज का काम देश के सभी नागरिकों की हिफाजत करना है, हिंदुत्व के औजार की तरह काम करना नहीं।
I think with violence - Indian Muslims also have to think on other major issues. First of all it must be recognized that the two nations was based on the principle of division of the country was utterly wrong. Neither nations have been constructed on the basis of religion or Hindus and Muslims are two different nations. India's Hindus and Muslims whose common social, economic, linguistic background, are much closer to each other than those whose cultures are different but just like religion.
There's no time to get involved in the question, Who made the division of the country. Partition was a big mistake and we have suffered a major brunt. The time has come when the people of the subcontinent to sit and look closely at the questions.
At the same time - with the Muslims should take cognizance of the psychology which Nijamen - Mustafa or Sharia law-based society, the discussion continues. Should be accepted as a secular faith. Not as an immediate policy. In a democracy, secularism, the battle can be fought together in the fields but not Bँtkr.
- Vibhuti Narain Rai, New Delhi August 15, 2002

एक संक्षिप्त परिचय ;- "स्व.श्री बाबु "बिहार केसरी" Sri Krishna Sinha

Sri Krishna Sinha (Singh) (1887–1961), known as Bihar Kesari , was the first Chief Minister of the Indian state of Bihar (1946–1961). He is among the Architects of Modern Bihar . Barring the war years( Second World War 1939-1945), Shri Babu was chief minister of Bihar from the time of the first Congress Ministry in 1937 until his death in 1961.". It was Sri Krishna Sinha who had himself led Dalit’s entry into the revered Baidyanath Dham temple( Vaidyanath Temple, Deoghar), reflecting his committment to the upliftment and social empowerment of dalits.

Freedom struggle:-
'Bihar Kesari' Dr. Sri Krishna Sinha (popularly known as 'Sri Babu') was born on 21 October 1887 in village 'Maur' in Munger (earlier name Monghyr) district now its become Sheikhpura District. He got his early education in his village school, and later in Zila School, Monghyr, where he gradually emerged as promising student leader. At Monghyr, by the Ganges, he vowed to work relentlessly to free India from the British rule. Dr. Sri Krishna Sinha completed his education in Patna University. He started practising law in 1915, but gave it up in 1921 to take active part in Mahatma Gandhi's non co-operation movement . As the echoes of his voice spread around Bihar, people began calling him 'Bihar Kesari'.

Sri Krishna Sinha first went to jail in 1922. He underwent different terms of imprisonment for a total of about eight years. In 1930, Sri Babu played an important role in 'Namak Satyagrah' at Garhpura. During arrest he suffered severe scalding injuries to his hands and chest.

As the Chief Minister, Dr. Sri Krishna Sinha served Bihar continuously from 1946 to 1961. He was always interested in self study and his ideas and speeches were noted for their wisdom. He was a staunch opponent of casteism and always rose in defence of the oppressed, the backward and Under the Government of India Act of 1935, Sri Babu as he was affectionately called, formed his Cabinet at Patna on 20th July, 1937. He disagreed with the Governor on the issue of the release of political prisoners and resigned. The Governor had to give in and he resumed his office. But he again resigned in 1939, as did all Congress CMs, over the question of involving India in the Second World War without the consent of the Indian people. Along with his close colleague in Mahatma Gandhi's non co-operation movement Bihar Bibhuti Anugrah Narayan Sinha,a prominent Gandhian and thefirst Deputy Chief Minister cum Finance Minister of the Indian state of Bihar,he is considered one of the makers of modern Bihar. Impressed by this courage of Dr. Sinha, Mahatma Gandhi in 1940 awarded him the distinction of being called ' the first Satyagrahi' of Bihar.

Dr. Sinha served Bihar continuously from 1946 till his death on 31st January, 1961.

"तेर दामन में सितारे होंगे तो होंगे ऐ फ़लक ; मुझे मेरी माँ की मैली ओढ़नी अच्छी लगी" Padmashree (prof.) Sharda sinha

शारदा सिन्हा बिहार की एक लोकप्रिय गायिका हैं। इनका जन्म 9 अक्टुबर 1952 को हुआ। लोकगीतों के लिए इन्हें 'बिहार-कोकिला' एवं 'पद्म श्री' सम्मान से विभूषित किया गया है। इन्होंने मैथिली, बज्जिका, भोजपुरी के अलावे हिंदी गीत गाए हैं। मैंने प्यार किया तथा हम आपके हैं कौन जैसी फिल्मों में इनके द्वारा गाए गीत काफी प्रचलित हुए हैं। इनके द्वारा गाए गीतों के कैसेट संगीत बाजार में सहजता से उपलब्ध हैं। दुल्हिन, पीरितिया, मेंहदी जैसे कैसेट काफी बिके हैं। बिहार एवं यहाँ से बाहर दुर्गा-पूजा, विवाह-समारोह या अन्य संगीत समारोहों में शारदा सिन्हा द्वारा गाए गीत अक्सर सुनाई दे जाते हैं।

an exponent of folk music, has brought this neglected part of our cultural heritage the dignity and high seriousness of classical expression as a translucence added to the warmth & spontaneity of the folk world.
Smt.sinha was initiated into Indian classical music by the late pt. Raghu Jha, an eminent khayal singer of panchgachiya gharana. Her further traning came from late
pt. sitaram hari dandekar and panna devi, a thumri and dadra virtuoso.
Prof. sinha an M.Mus (Indian classical Music-vocal ) and a nritya visharad (Manipur) started making magic with her voice when she was almost a nonentity in the music world.with her debuton Maithili number “dularua bhaiya”she raised a storm which heralded the dawn of new era in the realm of folk music. A tribute to “maithil kokil vidyapati (HMV-1983)made her famous even in distant land countries like Russia ,china,, the U K and the U S A . During her cultural tours sponsored by I C C R(Govt. of India ) of Mauritius, Surinam, Germany, Belgium, Holland ,Luxembourg, Egypt , with her subtle artistry and mellifluous voice Prof. sinha charmed the millions of rural folk and city-bred elites alike.
Her numbers in the hindi block busters “Maine pyar kiya” , “hum aapke hain kaun” , and Bhojpuri films “mayee”, “Bolbum”, “Dagabaaz balma”, “ Ganga maiya tohe piyari chadhaibai”, and “Sohagan bana da sajna” have further endeared her countless people in India and abroad.
Awards and honors have come to prof.sinha in plenty-
Varsh ka sarvottam kalakar -(H M V) 1979,Lok kala shree - 1983,Gold disc - 1986,Bihar gaurav - 1987,Double platinum disc- 1988,Bihar ratna - 1988,Bhojpuri ratna – (pashchim bang Bhojpuri parishad)1988,Lok ratna- 1990,Padmashree (Govt. of India)- 1991,Kabeer samman - 1992,Bhojpuri ratna-(luckhnow)- 1993 ,Sangeet gaurav - 1993,Bhikhari thakur samman - 1996,Mithila vibhuiti samman- 1996 ,Ambedkar cultural award - 1997,Sarvochchya Nargik Samman- 1997 ,Sangeet Natak Akademy Award-(Govt.of India)2000,Bhartendu harishchandra samman - 2002 ,Netaji subhash Chandra samman - 2003,Rashtriya Devi Ahiliya Samman –(Govt. of M.P)2006,Bihar kalakar samman (Govt. of Bihar)- 2008,Bhojpuri ki Latamageshkar Samman-2009

The Honorable President of India awarded prof. sharda sinha “Padmashri” for her folk-classical experiment. Prof. Sinha was awarded the “Sangeet Natak Akademy “award for the year 2000 ,for her contribution to folk music of bihar . She has also been awarded “Rashtriya Devi Ahilya Samman” by the Govt. of Madhya Pradesh .

To acknowledge her contribution to folk music Govt. of Bihar nominated her to the, executive body of Bihar Rajya kala academy in 1982 & in 1987 The Govt. of India nominated her to the governing body of the “N.C.Z.C.C, Allahbad.

Prof. sinha is at present a member of the Advisory committee All India Radio , darbhanga ,a member of the governing body, Eastern zonal cultural centre ,kolkata (W.B) & a member of the Expert Committee (ministry of culture , Govt. of India) for financial assistance for promotion and dissemination of Tribal / Folk Art and Culture.

Smt. Sharda sinha is a “Top Grade” artist of akashvani.
Padmashri prof sharda sinha is the Head of the Department of Music , Women’s College, Samastipur (L.N.M.U.Darbhanga ) Bihar.

Raj Narayan

Indira Gandhi was one of the strongest leaders of Independent India. She was the Prime Minister of the Republic of India for three consecutive terms from 1966 to 1977 and for a fourth term from 1980 until her assassination in 1984, a total of fifteen years. She was never defeated in any election exception the Rai Bareli Loksabha general elections held in 1977. Do you know the person who defeated Indira Gandhi in that election? His name was Raj Narayan. He was a candidate of Janata Party for the Rai Bareli Lok Sabha seat in 1977 where he defeated Indira Gandhi the then Prime Minister of India. Then he became the Health Minister in Morarji Desai’s cabinet. However, he was defeated by Indira Gandhi in 1971 General elections.

Raj Narayan accused Indira Gandhi of corrupt electoral practices and filed an election petition against her. The Allahabad High Court on 12 June 1975 upheld the accusations and set aside the election of Indira Gandhi and also disqualified her to contest Lok Sabha election for next 6 years. Many political experts claimed that this was the main reason behind declartion of emergency in 1975.

After getting defeat in the Allahabad Loksabha Elections, Raj Narayan lodged cases of election fraud and use of state machinery for election purposes against Mrs. Gandhi in the Allahabad High Court. On June 12, 1975, Justice Jagmohanlal Sinha of the Allahabad High Court found the Prime Minister guilty on the charge of misuse of government machinery for her election campaign. The court declared her election null and void. She was also unseated her from her seat in the Lok Sabha. The high court also banned her from contesting any election for an additional six years.

Because the court unseated her on comparatively frivolous charges, while she was acquitted on more serious charges, The Times of India newspaper described it as ‘firing the Prime Minister for a traffic ticket’. However, strikes in labor and trade unions, student unions and government unions swept across the country. Protests led by big three J.P.Narayan, Raj Narayan and Morarji Desai flooded the streets of Delhi close to the Parliament building and the PM’s residence. The great efforts of these three politicians was praised worldwide as it took over 4 years for Justice Jagmohan Lal Sinha to finally pass judgement against Indira Gandhi.

Raj Narayan was one of the pillars of Socialist movement in India along with Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia and JaiPrakash Narayan (JP). Dr. Lohia described him as “a person who has heart of a lion and practices of Gandhi”. Dr. Lohia admired him a lot, and even said that “if in India there could be just three or four persons like him, dictatorship can never shadow the democracy”. He was a great freedom fighter. He was president of Student Congress during 1942 revolution, and he lead the revolution in and around Varanasi district. The protest and revolution under his leadership on August 9, 1942, is considered as one of the best this country has ever seen.

He was so active in freedom struggle that British government wanted to get a hold of him and hence ordered, in 1942, a prize of Rs. 5000/- to anybody who can get him “Dead or Alive”. In his lifetime, he was jailed 80 times, spending a total time of nearly 17 years in jail in his lifespan of 69 years. Unfortunately, today very few people of our generation know about him. We have forgotten his ideals, thinkings and philosphies. Now the time has come to remember our great freedom fighters and use their thoughts and ideas for the sustainable development of India republic.

समाजवादी शिवदेव नारायण राय

वाराणसी : प्रखर समाजवादी नेता व पत्रकार शिवदेव नारायण राय का गुरुवार को लंका स्थित एक नर्सिग होम में निधन हो गया। वे 62 वर्ष के थे। पिछले कुछ दिनों से अस्वस्थ होने के कारण उन्हें अस्पताल में भर्ती कराया गया था। उनके निधन की सूचना मिलते ही राजनीतिक, सामाजिक व पत्रकारिता जगत के लोगों में शोक व्याप्त हो गया। मूलत: गाजीपुर के ग्राम पॉली के रहने वाले शिवदेव नारायण राय ने समाजवादी आंदोलनों में बढ़ चढ़ कर भाग लिया था। वे पूर्व प्रधानमंत्री स्व.चंद्रशेखर के अनन्य सहयोगी रहे। एक बार वह वाराणसी संसदीय सीट से चुनाव भी लड़ चुके है। लोग उनकी मिलनसारिता व व्यवहारकुशलता तथा विनोदप्रियता के कायल रहे। स्व.शिवदेव नारायण राय लंबे समय तक विभिन्न पत्र-पत्रिकाओं से जुड़े रहे। उनका अंतिम संस्कार शुक्रवार को प्रात: किया जाएगा।

MBA GIRLS

1.                                      Adya Chinmaya  Shahi-Mass  Communication D/O Maharaja  Bahadur  Mirgendra  Pratap
Shahi, Hathua, Gandhi Maidan, Patna, Vatsya. 0612-2222461

2.                                      Parisha Singh-BBA-MBA-Noida D/O Sri Ambuja Raman Singh,Baroan Kothi, Allahabad,
C/O Sri Kauar Rewti Raman Singh,MP,Loksabha,Allahabad. Bharadwaj.09415289049

3.                                      Mayukh-Mass Communication-PG-IIMC   -H R Manager-C CI Patna   D/O Dr Ravi Shankar
Sharan Singh, MO, Mokama, G-D/O Sri Ganesh Shankar Vidyarathi, Ex MLA  & State CPM
Leader, Rajauli, Nawada, Sandilaya, 09431491160/09430608766

4.                                      Punam Kumari-MBA Finance-IBM, Banglore D/O Sri Parsuram Sharma, CDA Colony, Keshri
Nagar, Patna, Kaundilya, 09693825758/09939946065

5.                                      Anumeha Thakur - BCA- MBA-Morgen Stanley Mumbai D/O Late Kameshwar Thakur ,9
Nandan Puri, Bailey Road,Patna, Basistha 08292590926 / 07677344263

6.                                      Smita -MCA - MNC-G Noida D/0 Sri Krishna Kumar, Hoticulture Devlopment Officer,
Arunachal Pradesh, (Amba Shahkund, Bhagalpur, Sandilaya) 09472154271 / 08014232665

7.                                      Sweta- M.BA, Jindal Steel- D/0  Sri Jaideo Pd.  Singh.  Sidhgora Jamshedpur, Kashyap,
9431523405

8.                                      Shanu-MBA-ICFAI-Hyd-ICICI    D/0    Sri    Balmiki    Sharma, West    Patelnagar,    Patna,
Krishnatre, Akauna, Jehanabad, 0612-2280549

9.                                      Surbhi-BCA-MCA-Delhi D/o  Sri Umesh Thakur, Dak Bunglow    Road, Chitraguptanagar,
Siwan, Sandilaya, 09431738706/09955102019

10.               Sweta   Shilpy—BA-MBA-HR D/0   Sri   Dinesh Pd   Singh, Kalambagh Road, Muzaffarpur,
Sandilaya, 0621-2247509/09905027560

11.               Nirmita Singh -M Sc Chemistry -B Ed -Teacher in D A V Varanasi D/0 Sri R N Singh ,P N B
Varanasi, Gautam, 0542-2201212

12.               Rani  Kumari-DCA-BBA D/0 Sri Ramashankar  Rai, Inspector  Police, Rajeev Nagar, 24H,
Patna, Kasyap. 09934006640/09708134768

14.                                Shalini—MBA-HR-ICICI-Banglore, D/o Sri Prithviraj Raj Singh, Patner, Lakhisarai, Kasyap
09234407191/09430438383

15.                                Kaushambi - B A -Sales Advertising &Marketing - Womens College PU -Dip  NIA Noida-
Tech Cell Gurgoan D/O Sri Krishna Murari Singh, 34-Himadri Aptt, Anandpuri, Patna,
Kasyap, 09835046358 / 09905485873

16.                                Nidhi Priyadarshani-MCA-MBA-IT-HSBC-PUNE  D/O Dr Baidyanath Sharma, Rtd,C/O Sri
Anil Singh, Urjanahar, Khagaul, Patna,  Vatsya, 09430200136/ 09430200775

17.                                Binamarita -B Sc MBA - BIT Mesra-HR &Marketing Ranchi D/O Vijay Prasad, Mecon
Hospital, Ranchi, Vatsya, 0651-2412792/ 09431391381

18.                                Nidhi-MCA-NIT-Mumbai    D/O    Sri    Jogindra    Singh, 462, Nehrunagar, Patna, Parasar,
09955239790

19.                                Priyanka- M.BA- Bhuneshwar D/O     Late Surendra Pd. Singh, - Amaru, Dobhi, Gaya, Garg,
9431167183

20.               Sabita- MBA-HR D/O Dr Kamaeshwar Sharma C/O Dr R K Kaundilaya,A/36 Kaundilaya Lab
Kankarbag, Patna, 09334109623/08544091972

21.               Soni Kumari-HM-MBA-OBEROI HOTEL-Mumbai D/O Sri Ramnath Pandey, Police Inspector,
Kankarbagh, Patna, Kasyap. 09431616117/0612-2364101

22.               Sindhu Sinha - BBA - MBA (HR)- Executive MNC Gurgoan  D/0 Late D K Sinha, C/0 Sri
Nikhil Sinha, EB -58 Maya Enclave, Hari Nagar, N Delhi, Kasyap, 09953022200

23.               Swati-CA Final Yr, D/O Dr Shailendra Kumar, Principal K S S College, Lakhisarai, Kasyap
09279885536

24.               (1) Swati -MBA-ICICI-Lombard-Branch Manager-Mumbai (2) Priyanka-AM HSBC-Mumbai
D/O Sri    Birendra Kumar Raijyoti   Bhawan, Shankar  Path, Punaichak, Patna, Sandilaya,
9431094837/09939608771

25.               Rosy-MCA-BIT  Mesra-Wipro-Banglore  D/O   Sri  B K Thakur, Agriclture, Shivapuri, Patna
Sandilaya 0612-2283146/09430832575

26.               Prachi Priya—D P S R K Puram-BA-Eco  Hons-Hasraj-M Sc in Economics& Finance-Gokhle
Institute-Pune D/O   Sri   Diwakar   Kumar,IFS,Chief   Conservator of   Forest, Luckhnow,
Bharadwaj / 09415110150

27.               Shrimi—MBA-Welingkar-Mumbai-Consultant-CBRE   Real   Estate   Co   USA-Mumbai, D/O
Vinay Kumar Sinha, SE,CIVIL,BSEB,Patna, Kasyap. 0612-2288835/09431881118

28.               Ritu Kumari-MBA-Pune D/O Sri Akhil Kishore Pd Singh,Rukunpura,Adarsh Bihar Colony,
Patna, Atre. 09933506879

29.               Sobha-MCA-IBM Kolkata D/O Sri K N Pandey,Tube Coloney, L/6-107,Baridih, Jamshedpur
Garga. 0657-2282593/09199367509

30.               Rashmi—B Sc-IT-DELL-Gurgoan D/O Sri A P Sinha, Patna, Bharadwaj, 9006082150

31.               Preeti-MCA-Accenture Banglore D/O Sri A K Chaudhary, Adityapur, Jamshedpur
Sandilaya, 09835557647

32.               (I) Smita Bharti - BSc - MBA (II) Preeti Kumari - BSc - IT - MBA Delhi D/O Sri A P Singh,
Rtd SE, WRD, Vishwanath Nagar, Begusarai, Sandilaya, 06243-244532 /09431425843 /
09470408756

33.               Sobha   Kumari -BSc-Mass   Communication-News   Reader-Hamar   TV-Delhi, D/O Sri   J N
Mishra,Bokaro,Bharadwaj06542-243083/09431188222

34.               Smita-BA-Geography-BHU-MBA-Bhartividyapith    Pune-MNC    Body Cote-Pune    D/O    Dr
(Prof)  Girjanandan Singh, Rtd    Prof, Budha    Colony, Hazipur, Garga, 9430009252 /
09835467391 (Manglik)

35.               Sudhi Kumari- M.BA- Banglore D/O Sri S.K. Ishwar. NH 33, Kalyan Vihar Colony, Mango,
Vatsa., 9308172124

36.               Sulakshna- M.B.A- Pune D/O Sri Surendra Rai. Maa Ambey Niwas, Near prem Kunj, Kitadih,
JSR, Goutam, 993400413.

37.               Tanushree -MBA - Indian Postal Deptt Jamshedpur D/0 Sri S K Rai, DO LIC, Giridih,
Basistha, 09431159111

38.               Annushri-BCA-MBA-L G-NOIDA D/O Sri Surendra Pd Sinha, EE, GOB, Opp Vishnu Palace,
Khaitan Lane, Boring Canal Road, Patna, Sawarna. 09430888997/09798471779

39.               Sukrita-BA(H)-PGDCA-PU-MBA Symbiosis D/O Sri Sudhanshu Kumar Singh,Rtd AE,PWD,
Mohanpur Deviasthan, Punaichak, Patna, Kasyap. 09204114404/09334099564

40.               Sonu  Singh-MBA-Som  Lalit Institute  of Management-AhemadabadD/O  Sri Om Prakash
Singh,   Vice President in Top Pharma CO, Ahemadabad,  Kasyap, Baniyapur,  Chapra.
09979871027

41.               Rashmi—MBA-Mass   Communication-PU-Dainik  Jagran D/O   Dr Akhilesh   Karzi, Hunkar
Press, New, Market, Patna, Krishnatre. 09905808105/09430892264

42.               Rashmi-MBA-ISBM-Bank    of India, Delhi D/O Sri M P Sharma,Manager, Tata Motors,
Jamshedpur, Parasar,0657-6538221/9279450259

43.               Archana Sinha-CA-MNC-Mumbai D/O Sri S P Sinha,CA,B Gupta&Co,SP Verma Road, Patna,
Kasyap, 09431011435

44.               Samidha-LLB-NLS-Hyd-LLM-Newyork-USA,  D/O  Sri P  K Tyagi,  GM,  CIL Ranchi, Atre,
09934125753

45.               Preeti Kumari-BBA-Persuing MBA    D/O Sri    Madan Pd Singh, Abgila, Aligunj, Jamui,
Sandilaya. 9955503922

46.               Sushma-  MCA D/O  Sri Ramanand  Singh,Dhurwa,  Ranchi,  Bharadwaj.   09431597970/
09835596840

47.               Ritanshu-Sales & Advertising-PU-PG   Mass   Commu-AC Nelson   Research   Pvt   Ltd Delhi
D/O Sri Abhijeet   Kasyap, Kasyap   Aptt, Kankarbagh, Patna. 0612-2660879/ 2684919/
009431077510

48.               Sweta Singh - BSc-Bed - PGDCA -PU D/O Sri Surendra Kumar Singh, Patna, Parasar,
09430250509

49.               Sweta - MCA -D/O Sri Upendra Pd Sinha ,Rtd SE ,394 Nehru Nagar ,Patna /Vishnubridha,
09431456328/09470642786

50.               Shipra- M.B.A. (Finance) Delhi D/O Sri Akhlesh Sahi. Muzaffarpur Near Chhata Chowk,
Kashyap, 9835801151

51.               Tanuja-B LIB-M    LIB-BHU-Vatshlaya Gram Virindavan- D/O Sri Sudama Singh, Kathar,
Serghati, Gaya, Gautam, 09135442115 / 08083046924

52.               Rosy-MBA-HR-INDIA    TODAY-Delhi-DIVORCE-25    Yr    D/0 Sri Ramsagar Singh, BCCL,
Bokaro,Harit 09431655084/09717007808

53.               Parul Shukla-Mass Communication-IIMC -MNC- Delhi D/O Sri R K Shukla, Sr Superitendant
Custom & Central Excise, Jamshedpur(Etwarpur -Jalalpur,Vaishali, Garga )09835216778

54.               Rangita -MBA -D/O Sri Ram Sagar Singh, Rtd CE, BCCL, H-60, Rain Basera, Adityapur,
Jamshedpur, Harit, 09431655084 (Divorcee)

55.               Preeti- B.C.A. Banglore. D/O Sri Uma Shankar Thakur. Road No- 8, House No- 90, Aditya
Garden, Adityapur, JSR., Shandilya, 9431112670/9939939500/0657-2201910

56.               Pranamika Panchi-ICICI-Dwarika,  Delhi-  D/O  Dr B  K P  Sinha,Aghoria Bazar  Chowk,
Muzaffarpur, Swarna, 09334996044

57.               Suranjana Kumari- B.A. Part III D/O Sri Ram Binay Thakur. Q.No- C/81 Azad Path, Baridih
Bastee, Jsr, Shandilya, 9279769258

58.               Rupa   Roy-BA   English-Gauhati-ICICI-Mumbai,Elder   Brother-Pankaj       Kumar,   Kasyap,
09015715678 / 099071218250

59.               Prerna-MBA-LG-Patna D/O Sri Lalan Pd Singh, Teacher, K V Danapur, (Sorampur, Bikram),
Patna, Vatsya, 09939082009

60.               Shivangi      Priya-BA   Hons-MBA-HR-Banglore      D/O   Dr   Ajit  Kumar,   Ranchi,   Vatsya,
09835543057 / 09334333952

61.               Pragya   Mishra-BA Hons-Stela   Mary Chennai-MBA-Symbiosis,Pune   D/O Sri Ramesh Kr
Mishra, EE, WRD, Hazipur, (Madhu Kunj, Nehru Nagar) Patna (Garga, PIPRA, NEPAL)
09431236642

62.               Vandanta Kumari- B.A (Hons) Home Sc. Library Sc. D/O Sri Ram kr. Thakur. Prasanna Nagar
Colony, Gobarsahi, Muzaffarpur, 9471885011

63.               Swati Shree-MBA D/O Sri Vinay Kumar,BSL Bokaro,Swarna,09431733828

64.               Preeti Parasar-MBA D/O  Sri Anand Kumar,  Bhalu Basha, Agrico, Jamshedpur,  0657-
2437118,09430371386

65.               Smita    Sinha-BBA-PU-MBA-Mumbai    Univ-AM,Union Bank    OF    India D/OSri    Ratnesh
Nandan Sinha, Advocate, High Court, MIG-222, Kankarbagh, Patna, Vasya, 0612-2344963/
09835043071

66.               Maya Kumari - M.A ( Gold Medelist) Through out Topper Doing P.K.D. D/O Sri Ramanand
Singh. L.&T. Muzaffarpur, Sawaran

67.               Nandita Nandan-MSc-Bio Tech-Clinical Research-Quantine D/0 Sri S N Tiwary, 27-L3, Old
Gandak Road, Sakchi, Jamshedpur, Gautam, 099735094

68.               Ambita- M.A. L.L.B Final Year D/O Sri Gopal Sharan. Barbigha Shekhpura, Bihar, Psurya /
Gane, 9435398753

69.               Rashmi Singh-MA Psychology D/O Sri Jaiprakash Singh, Lattipur,BihpurBhagalpur,Garga,
09730345776/09934766876/09572857558

70.               Reena  Rai-MBA-Corporation  Bank D/O   Sri  Shambhunath,   82/L4,  Rd     No-1,  Agrico,
Jamshedpur, Kasyap, 09835507142 /0920428244

71.               Sujata Kumari-B.Com Hons-Doing-CS- D/O Sri   Subodh Pd. Singh, Sitamarhi, Kaundilya,
Manglik, 09334893994

72.               Sita    Sunder-BSc-MSc-Physics-BHU-Research    Scholar-Institute    of    Plasma    Research,
Gandhinagar, D/O Sri Ram Niwas Singh, Mokama, Moldiar Tola, Patna, Bharadwaj, 06132-
691189

73.               Nilu Ranjan-MA Philosphy & LLB-PU, D/O  Sri Baleshwar Sharma,  Govt Polytechnic,
Gulzarbag, Patna, Vatsya, 09430965430/09504320593

74.               Meenakshi-BA-DU-Doing Phd in YOJA-Vivekanand Institute, Banglore D/O Capt Pashupati
Nath, Merchant Navy, 410 Nehru Nagar, PatnaVatsya, 0612-2270192

75.               Arti Kumari-MSc -Phy & Electronics- Doing Bed-, D/O Sri Kaushal Kishore, D/15, Refinery
Town Ship, Begusarai, Bhardwaj, 06243-241366

76.               Minakshi- MSc-Bio Tech-Rajsthan, D/O Sri Ardhendu Bhushan, Sr. Section Eng. Indian Rly,
Jamalpur, Vatsya, 09431092089

77.               Anuradha Singh-MA-M.Phil-DU, D/O Sri Shobha Ranjan Singh, MiG, Plot No.90, Housing
Colony, Dhanbad, 09431276632

78.               Ekta Kumari- MSc-BEd-Teacher- Katras Garh, D/O Sri Som Nath Choudhary, Chemistry, DAV
Inter Collage, Katras Garh, Sandilya, 09835564033

79.               Kajal Kumari-BEd-Jamnagar D/O Anil Kumar Anal, ZW, AIR  FORCE-Jamnagar, Parwalpur,
Barimath, Nalanda, Kasyap, 09737456507/09431495267

80.               (1) Sweta-MCA- I T   (2) Swati-BE-E&T-Ericsion Patna  D/O Sri Upendra Pd Sinha,Rtd SE,
PWD, 394 Nehru Nagar, Patliputra, Patna, 0612-2270218/09431456328 (Vishnubridha)

81.               Rohini Singh-BSc-PU -Doing MSc -PU D/O Sri Kaushal Kumar Singh, Patna, 0612-3256615

82.               Priti-MA-Economics-Doing   Phd-Darbhanga   Univ   D/O Sri Ramanand Singh, Weights &
Measure, Jharkhand, Sandilaya, 09955202908

83.               Kalpana Kumari-Doing Phd- Food & Nutrition, Bihar University, D/0 Sri Radha Raman
Singh, Ward No.7, Kaithwaliya, Gopalganj, Parasar, 09431056600

84.               Ambita- MA- Eng-Doing -LLB, D/O Sri Gopal Sharan, Khojagachi, Barbigha, Shekhpura,
Parasa, 09435398753

85.               Neelam-BCA-BIT Mesra-MSc   Informatics-Nokia-Banglore   D/O Dr   Kishore   Sinha, BAU
Ranchi Vaishali, Kusha, 09931192712

86.               Anjana-Flight Manager-King Fisher Airlines Delhi D/O Sri J N Rai, Rtd DGM, Bokaro, 1/c-
579, Kasyap, 06542-222297 / 09430376286

87.               Moni-Asstt SBI D/O Late Mithilesh Chaudhary,Srirampur Ayodhya,Waini,Pusa,Samastipur,
Kasyap, 06274-283459/09431878999

88.               Kalpna Arya- MA- Eng-Contents Writer, Wave Link-India Ltd. Delhi, D/O  Dr. Om Prakash
Arya, CS, 20, BSIDC Colony, Adri Lane, North S. K. Puri, Patna, Kasyap, 09470642144/
07277746070

89.               Raisha Kumari-MSc Micro Biology-DU-MBA-Pune-MNC  Delhi D/O Sri  Shivendra Sharma,
AE, WRD, Patna, Sandilaya, 09431075005

90.               Priyanka-Doing-MBA-  ICFAI,Hyd,  D/O  Sri Kamlakant Roy, Joint Secretary HRD,Patna,
Sankrit, 09431633587/09661134137

91.               (l)Sweta Sony- B.Corn-Doing -Accountancy (2) Ruchika Moni- MCA-Vanasathali Vidyapith,
Rajasthan, D/O Sri Alakh Niranjan Choudhary, Police Ins, Patna, Ramnagari, Phase-2,
Ashiyana Nagar, Patna, Sandilya, 09431177543

92.               Sweta-BSc-MSc-Botany-PU-BEd-MEd-Science Teacher St Miachel Patna D/O Dr Dharama
Sheela Sharma, Seikhpura, Patna, Manas, 09832067857 (Divorcee)

93.               Alka-MSc-Bio Tech-Phd-Ireland-D/O Sri Omprakash,Tata Steel , Adityapur, Jamshedpur,
0657-2373502 / 09939627728

94.               Swati-MBA-Bharti Vidya  Pith  Pune   D/O   Dr   P   K   Singh,Hospital  Road,   Dalsingsarai,
(Bibhutipur), Samastipur, Vatsya, 09835645112

95.               Geepika-MA     Sanskrit-Phd  D/O  Dr  Pramod  Kr  Singh,   Rtd  HOD,  Hindi,  Bihar  Univ
Muzaffarpur, (Bibhutipur, Samastipur, Vatsya) 09973246851

96.               Arya Gautam-MBA-HR-XISS Ranchi   D/O Late Rakesh Kumar, Yamuna Babu ki Phulwari,
Begusarai, (Naokothi, Gautam) Manglik 0933436654

97.               Sulakhana Rai-MBA-MNC-Delhi D/0 Sri Surendra Rai, Kitadih, West Jamshedpur, Gautam,
UP, 09934300413

98.               Babita Kumari-MBA-Delhi  D/O  Dr  Girijesh  Kumar,Astt Prof Medicine,  NMCH,  Patna,
Sandilaya, 09431279908

99.               Archana-MBA-Mumbai  D/0   Sri   Gagendra  Sharma,   Sharma  Niwas,   Punaichak,   Patna,
Kaundilaya, 09430830497

100.           Neeti-MBA-Pune D/0 Sri Braj Kishore Sharma, Nonhi, Jehanabad, Swarna, 08051544108,
09973782982

101.           Archana Kumari-MA-Nutrition D/0 Sri Sanjay Kumar, Abhranchak, Naubatpur, Patna,
Sandilaya 09955079598

102.           Neha- MBA-PU, D/0 Sri D K Sharma, Manager, Allahabad Bank, Boring Rd, Patna, Sandilya,
09431062947/0612-2288815

103.           Ankita-MBA-Welingkar Mumbai D/0 Sri Satyendra Sinha, Additional Chief Engineer,C I D
CO, Navi Mumbai, Kasyap, 022-27703997/09821080233

104.           Roma Anand-MA Psychology-MPhil-Doing   Phd-Hyd D/0 Sri Mithilesh Rai, ADM, Pakur,
Kasyap, (Rannuchak, Bhagalpur) 0612-2523646/ 09334693705

105.           Sneha-MA- Phylosphy- Mirianda House-Delhi D/0  Sri Arun Kr, Asstt  Security Offier,
Saharanpur, UP, (Shivpuri,Patna), Bhardwaj, 09430511063/0612-2285563

106.           Sujata-MBA-Mumbai    D/0  Sri    Awadhesh Sharma, EE, WRD, Chaibasa,  (Mahmadpur,
Jehanabad) Kasyap, 09430055355

107.           Soni Kumari-MA-AN College-History D/0 Sri Prabhat Kumar, Rd No-4, East Patelnagar,
Patna, Sandilaya, 0612-2287797/09430412354

108.           (l)Aradhana-BSc-Computer-NIT   Patna-MNC-Gurgoan   (2) Archana-CA-INFOSIS-Gurgoan,
D/0 Sri Abnindra Kumar Sinha,104-Kishore Aptt, Nawalkishore Road, Kadamkuan, Patna,
Bharadwaj, 09431492883

109.           Pallavi Vatsya-Diploma in Mass Communication-Space Channel Delhi D/0 Sri B. P. Singh,
Sahjanand Colony, Bhagwanpur, Muzaffarpur, Vatsya, 09431067223

110.           Aliesh Kumari-MBA-Finance-PO-PNB Luckhnow D/0 Sri B K Tahakur, Controller, Bihar
Agriculture Deptt, Shivapuri, Patna, Sandilaya, 0612-2283146 /09430832575

111.           Anamika-MSc Physics-Bihar Univ Muzaffarpur D/0 Sri Narendra Pd Singh, Hanuman Nagar,
Ganipur Muzaffarpur, Sandilaya, 08051572662

112.           Bharti Chandrayan -MA - English - J D Womens Patna D/0 Sri Mirtunjay Pd Singh, Teus,
Barbigha, Seikhpura, Chandrayan, 09973732178 / 07739894342

113.           Sarita-Diploma in Mass Communication-Senior Producer-IBN-7, Delhi   D/0 Sri Davendra
Prasad Singh, EE, WRD, Darbhanga, (Bherwar, Begusarai, Bharadwaj) Muzaffarpur, 0621-
2274140/ 09431288175 / 09999169956

114.           Swati- M.Sc IT Part II Gujrat D/O Sri Sudhir Kr. Singh. C/O K.P.Singh, Sri Krishna Chowk,
Majhaulia Road, Muzaffarpur, Vatsa, 0621-2246185/9431404031

115.           Garima   Rai-BA-Miranda House-Dip    in   Wealth Management-ISBS-Delhi-MNC-Gurgoan,
D/ODr S S Rai, PMCH, Patna, Vatsya. 09431211780

116.           Punam Kumari -MA - Bed -Doing MA in Education D/O Sri Shrikant Singh, Barauni,
Begusarai, Sandilaya, 09534478231

117.           Priyanka Chaudhary-MSc-AG-AO  Bank of Baroda Varansi D/O Sri Binod Kr Chaudhary, JE,
PHED, Darbhanga, Vatsya, 09334495392

118.           Anupam- B.CA Preparing for U.P.S.C. D/O Sri S.P. Shukla. Golmuri, Police Line, Jsr, Garg,
9308523089/9835192921

119.           Anupama Harsha-BA Hons-BHU-MBA-MU  D/O   Sri  Mithilesh  Kr  Singh,Rtd  HM   Gaya,
Sandilaya, 09430072273

120.           Shilpi-MBA-Electronic Media-ISBM Noida Dainik Jagran, D/O Prof Shiva Kumari Singh, Dr.
SKS College, Motihari, Sandilaya, 06252-236208 / 09708057382

121.           Swati- B.Sc B.ED -IT -M.B.A. D/O Sri Binay Kumar. Bakaro Steel City, Swarna, 9431733828

122.           (I)Rajlakshmi - MA Sociology-PU-Doing Phd (II) Shubhlakshmi-MA Sociology - PU, D/O
Sri Anil Kumar Singh, Rd No-1, Rajendranagar, Patna, Sandilaya, 09835259960

123.           Kaushambhi-BA - Sales &Advertising-P U -   Dip in Mass Commu - Delhi D/O Sri Krishna
Mohan Sharma, Himadri, Anandpuri, Patna, Swarna, 09905485873 / 09835046358

124.           Monika-B A Diploma in Computer -Excise Tata Motors Jamshedpur D/O Sri Binod Kumar
Singh, N-106-1, Telco Coloney, Jamshedpur,   Bharadwaj, 08002688540

125.           Kanchan - Diploma in Ins D/O Late Ajai Kumar, Chandrawati Nagar , Mango , Jmashedpur,
C/O Sri Shyamsunder, Mithila Cargo,Sakchi, Jamshedpur ,09431340805

126.           Smita Parasar -BA in Sociology -DU -Doing MA -IGNOU Delhi D/O Sri Sunil Kumar Sinha,
Rtd Manager, Birla Tea Garden, IAS Coloney, Brij Neketan, Patna, Parasar, 0930956378

127.           Jyoti Kumari- MBA-Manipal- D/O Sri Ashok Kr. Roy, Dinkar Nagar, Hatiya Stn. Road, Ranchi,
Kasyap, 09431171577

128.           Pronatti Singh-BA-PG-DCA- C-DAC-Patni Computer, D/O Sri Arvind Kr.Red, Air Force,
Maranpur, Nawadah, Gopalganj, Parasar,09538225363

129.           Sony Kumari-MCA-Microsoft-Hyd D/0 Sri Ranjan Kr., Biharsharif, Vatyas, 09234422901

130.           (l)Radha Rajni- MSc- B.E.D.-Phd (2) Aparna Amrita -MSc-CDPO- Madhubani  D/O Sri S.P.
Thakur, Advocate, Civil Court, Darbhanga, Kasyap, 09304519939

131.           (1) Urbiga Gautam-MCA-Cognigent- Chani, (2) Urvashi Gautam, BA, Marinda House- Delhi
University, MAJNU, M.PHIL- doing Phd. D/O Sri Upendra Nr. Singh, Ramdri, Begusarai,
Gautam, 09471454669

132.           Smita Sharma-MBA-Banglore D/O Sri K. K. Sharma, Red. SE, PWD, Belan Bajaj, Bangali Tola,
Munger, Bhardwaj, 06344-222744/09934860837

133.           Neha Narayan- MBA-Finance Manager, Banglore D/O Sri Shyam Narayan, AGM, Shell,
Sector-1 C-100,Bokaro,Vatsya, 06542-224042/09431739703

134.           Gitanjali-MBA-Asstt Finance Manager- Delhi, D/O Dr. Ashok Kr. Gautam, Kala Manch,
Bakarganj, Patna, Gautam, 09470014204

135.           Ratna Priyam-  BSc-BCA- D/O  Sri Harishankar Thakur, Belbenwan, Motihari,  Sawran,
09430907291

136.           Anamika Priyadarshani-Bsc-Clinics-Neutritions- D/O Sri Shambhu Pd. Singh, Kalyanpur,
Paru, Muzaffarpur, Kasyap, 06232-327325/09470601586

137.           Bandna Sinha- PO-Bank of Baroda, Bhagalpur, D/O Sri Mithilesh Pd. Sharma, A-23, Adalat
Ganj, Near GPO, Kotwari, Patna, 0612-2211508/09430920185

138.           Shilpi- MBA-HSBC- Banglore, D/O Dr.Sudama Roy, Qtr.No.l, Prof. Colony, Ranighat, Patna,
Sandilya, 0612-2372791/09431426484

139.           Ankita Singh-MBA-City Bank, Banglore, D/O Sri A.K.Singh,Naya Goan, Parwatta, Khagariya,
Garga, 09430003848/08877205388

140.           Anshu    Kumari-MBA-HR-INFO    SYSTEM,    D/O    Sri   Ashok   Kr,   Anand   Mai    Colony,
Phulwarisharif, Patna, 09939990545/09572275662

141.           Nidhi   Raj-MBA-   D/O   Sri   Kumar   Rajiv,   Project   Manager,   Essar,   Ranchi,   Kasyap,
09431942322/07209149530

142.           Ritika Pandey-MBA- Symbiosis-Pune, Gurgoan, D/O Sri Nitya Nand Pandey, Sonversa,
Bishnuduttpur, Muzaffarpur, Sawran, 09204184509/ 07503797405

143.           (1) Manorma Singh-MBA-Pune (2) Nitu Singh-Fashion Design, Indore D/O Sri Lalan Singh,
Qtr. No.3-095, Sector 2A, Bokaro, Parasar, 0993434946

144.           Sweta Rani-MBA-IFIM-  Banglore,  D/0  Dr.  Awadh  Pd.   Sinha,Behind     Sadar Hospital,
Samastipur, Sandilya, 09835259249/09097788111

145.           Mamta Priyadarshani-MSc- Zoology-Indian Forest Service- D/0 Sri A.K. Priyadarshi, SBI,
Shekhpura, Patna, Parasar, 0612-2340165/09199212764

146.           Sony Kumari-MBA-PG -MIT-Delhi, D/0 Dr.  R.P.  Singh, Mahendru, Bahadurpur, Patna,
Gautam, 09334075522

148.           Bandna- MSc-NIIT, D/0 Sri   Hare Krishna Singh, Krishnapuri Road, Begusarai, Parasar,
Manglik, 09608285082/08051457340

149.           Arnima- MA-Eco.-BEd, D/0 Sri Manoj Kr. Pandey, Dy. Chief Manager, SBI, Ziradaei, Siwan,
Sankrit, 09199473901/09973174589

150.           Antarna- BA-Nice   of Sri V.K.Sharma, Dy. Chief Lab our Commissioner, Dhanbad, Swarna,
0326-2206003/09430770503

151.           Babita Kumari- M.A History, D/0 Sri Upendra Singh. B Type 2/2 M.G.M College Compus, Jsr,

152.           Madhuri Kumari -MA -English -L L B -P U D/0 Prof Ramawatar Singh, HOD, Physics, K S S
College, Lakhisarai, Swarna, 09430447943

153.           Neha -MBA -NIFT-Ahemdabad D/0 Sri Sunil Kumar Manager, Canara Bank, Mumbai,
Sandilaya, 09004292475

154.           Rani Sharma -BA (H) -English -Teacher -Birla School Near R P S Mor D/0 Sri R N Sharma,
Bailey Road, Patna, Sandilaya, 09006735554

155.           Swarna Sharma -BSc (A G) -Bhubneshwar -MBA -FMS -IRM -Jaipur -S RE I Sahaj, Patna
D/0 Sri Mrinal Kumar, BSNL, Sitamarhi, Bhradwaj, 06226-256565 /09470011121

156.           Anumeha Mishra -MBA Finance -Sr Analyst Pune D/0 Sri Manoj Kumar Mishra, Abott
Health Care ,Kanpur,Parasar ,09415106895/09415234585

157.           Minakshi -MBA  -Preparing for Bank Services D/0 Sri Umesh Pd Chaudhary, SBI Officers
Flat, Rajendranagar, Patna, Sandilaya, 09939297272

158.           Silpi Seikha -BA -Fashion Design (II) Sonal Priya -BA -Fashion Design D/0 Sri Yogendra Pd
Singh, Rd No -4, Gyatri Nagar, Munger, Kasyap, 09431419211 /09162481847

159.           Sapna Kumari -MA -Psychology -Dip in Counselling & Rehabitilation N/O Sri Mithilesh Kr
Singh, Rtd Principal, Gaya, Kaundilaya, 09430072273

160.           Anupama Harsha -BA -BHU -MBA -Finance -MU, D/0 Sri Mithilesh Pd Singh, Rtd Pricipal,
Gaya, Kasyap, Manglik, 0943007227

161.     Jyoti Kumari -MBA -HR D/0 Sri Ashok Kumar Rai, Dinkar Nagar, Hatia Station Road, Hatia, Ranchi, Kasyap, 09431171577