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33 Indians among Microsoft's MVPs

By Our Special Correspondent

NEW DELHI NOV. 6. Microsoft India today felicitated 33 Indians with its global Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award established almost a decade ago to recognise individuals for their contributions in within Microsoft technical communities. This year the programme has doubled in size and reached out to people outside the U.S. especially in countries such as India, Japan, China, Germany, France and Latin America.

From Chennai, the Indian Microsoft MVPs for 2003 are: Aravind Corera (independent software developer), Anand M. and Arun Prakash G. (both Polaris Software Lab), M. Rajesh (ICICI Infotech Services), Rajender Mahato (iNautix Technologies), Sandra Gopikrishna (Infosys Technologies) and Vinod Kumar (Emerald Software).

Hyderabad's professionals are: Gurneet Singh (Infosys) and Pratyusa Manadhata (E. Shaw India Software) while from Bangalore the four MVPs are: Benny Mathew (Thomson Financial), Kashinath (Texas Networks), Shivani Maheshwari (Satyam Computer) and Shivashanmugam M. (Trigent Software). The Mumbai MVPs are: Akila Manian (Synergetics), Bipin Joshi (Mastek), Kunal Cheda and Manish Mehta (both Syntel), Mark D'Souza, (Sagacious Infotech), Narayana Rao Surapaneni and Sushila Bowalekar (both Patni Computer), Nauzad Kapadia (Quartz Systems), Saurabh Nandu (YesSoftware), Shyam Pillai and Sudhakar Sadasivuni (NetDecisions). The New Delhi MVPs are: Suresh Behera (Cyberica Net) and Ajay Varghese (Jarvis Infotech). Anand Narayanaswamy (Freelance) is the MVP from Trivandrum while D. V. Ravikanth (Essemm Information) and Geetesh Bajaj have been nominated from Vizag and Secunderabad, respectively.

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