2010 Padma Bhushan Awardees
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There were 43 recipients for the 2010 Padma Bhushan Awards mostly from the field of arts along with medicine, trade and industry, civil service, public affairs etc. Some of the popular 2010 Padma Bhushan Awardees were G.P. Chopra, Tan Chung, Ram Kumar, S.P. Oswal, etc.
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| Name |
Field |
State |
Country |
| Aamir Khan |
Art |
Maharashtra |
India |
| Akbar Padamsee |
Art |
Maharashtra |
India |
| Allah Rakha Rahman |
Art |
Tamil Nadu |
India |
| Chhannulal Mishra |
Art |
Uttar Pradesh |
India |
| Ilaiyaraaja |
Art |
Tamil Nadu |
India |
| Kumudini Lakhia |
Art |
Gujarat |
India |
| Kuzhur Narayana Marar |
Art |
Kerala |
India |
| Madhusudan Amilal Dhaky |
Art |
Gujarat |
India |
| Mallika Sarabhai |
Art |
Gujarat |
India |
| Nookala Chinna Satyanarayana |
Art |
Andhra Pradesh |
India |
| Puttaraj Gavai |
Art |
Karnataka |
India |
| Ram Kumar |
Art |
Delhi |
India |
| Shrinivas Vinayak Khale |
Art |
Maharashtra |
India |
| Sultan Khan |
Art |
Maharashtra |
India |
| B. K. Chaturvedi |
Civil Service |
Delhi |
India |
| Moosa Raza |
Civil Service |
Delhi |
India |
| P. R. Dubhashi |
Civil Service |
Maharashtra |
India |
| Fareed Zakaria |
Journalism |
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United States* |
| Anil Bordia |
Literature and Education |
Rajasthan |
India |
| Bipan Chandra |
Literature and Education |
Delhi |
India |
| G. P. Chopra |
Literature and Education |
Delhi |
India |
| Mohammad Amin |
Literature and Education |
Delhi |
India |
| Satya Vrat Shastri |
Literature and Education |
Delhi |
India |
| Tan Chung |
Literature and Education |
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United States* |
| Belle Monappa Hegde |
Medicine |
Karnataka |
India |
| E. T. Narayanan Mooss |
Medicine |
Kerala |
India |
| Noshir M. Shroff |
Medicine |
Delhi |
India |
| Panniyampilly Krishna Warrier |
Medicine |
Kerala |
India |
| Ramakant Madanmohan Panda |
Medicine |
Maharashtra |
India |
| Satya Paul Agarwal |
Medicine |
Delhi |
India |
| Abhijit Sen |
Public Affairs |
Delhi |
India |
| Sailesh Kumar Bandyopadhyay |
Public Affairs |
West Bengal |
India |
| Sant Singh Chatwal |
Public Affairs |
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United States* |
| Arogyaswami Joseph Paulraj |
Science and Engineering |
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United States* |
| Bikash Chandra Sinha |
Science and Engineering |
West Bengal |
India |
| Jagdish Chandra Kapur |
Science and Engineering |
Delhi |
India |
| Balagangadharanatha Swamiji |
Social Work |
Karnataka |
India |
| Balasaheb Vikhe Patil |
Social Work |
Maharashtra |
India |
| C. P. Krishnan Nair |
Trade and Industry |
Maharashtra |
India |
| Kushal Pal Singh |
Trade and Industry |
Delhi |
India |
| Manvinder Singh Banga |
Trade and Industry |
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United Kingdom* |
| Narayanan Vaghul |
Trade and Industry |
Tamil Nadu |
India |
| S. P. Oswal |
Trade and Industry |
Punjab |
India |
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