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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 70. Chapters: Indian feminine given names, Indian masculine given names, Indian unisex given names, Ravi, Arundhati, Amrita, Hara, Khan, Anita, Sita, Aarti, Samantha, Nana, Damayanti, Kirtan, Binu, Vikas, Gurunath, Vishal, Mira, Vijay, Rahul, Kartika, Ashvin, Ashoka, Amit, Aria, Jigar, Devesh, Shahbaz, Raj, Krishnamurti, Arvind, Suresh, Rami, Samir, Ishan, Sujata, Raghavan, Vinay, Srinivas, Richa, Pankaj, Wasim, Rekha, Pallav, Akhil, Yash, Dinesh, Prija, Deepak, Vanaja, Lal, Anup, Ammar, Rani, Sikandar, Priya, Nadeem, Sureza, Ajit, Subrata, Vrushali, Rohit, Padmavati, Krupesh, Shubhendu, Rajesh, Komal, Anupama, Nahla, Alya, Mahboob, Lauretta, Krishnan, Bhushan, Vinod, Ritwik, Navneet, Sachin, Varun, Santosh, Swetha, Viswanathan, Mayank, Hansraj, Ramanathan, Subramaniam, Somesh, Anurag, Gautam, Girish, Ayindri, Laxman, Prakash, Karthik, Jagannath, Nehal, Sandeep, Nihal, Bhavesh, Balasubramaniam, Shridhar, Sulochana, Yashaswi, Anirban, Uma, Gopinathan, Deepti, Naresh, Nataraj, Rohit surname, Oommen, Manjula, Sharad, Arpita, Chandralekha, Mahendra, Abhay, Sudha, Navin, Shreya, Anish, Gotama, Naila, Harish, Mahesh, Gurdeep, Anil, Rishabh, Nilesh, Shashi, Ajish, Jalaj, Yogesh, Naveen, Rashmi, Mehboob, Ranganathan, Sunder, Sushil, Leelavathi, Ekram, Shishir, Sourav, Bappaditya, Girjesh, Nadesan, Shilpa, Abhishek, Harsh, Loganathan, Nalini, Tala, Varghese, Krishnayya, Pawan, Prabhakar, Venu, Shishira, Mrithika, Prathap, Sharmila, Pramod, Sima, Amita, Ananya, Yamini, Ashu, Keshavadasa, Sanjib, Phanita, Bhupinder, Neelam, Hitesh, Akhila, Sukhdev, Nachiketa, Varsha, Vibha, Smeet, Aniruddha, Sheetal, Sanah, Ankita, Ravinder, Sushma, Rinesh, Nagesh, Munish, Aseem, Sukhbir, Sekar, Pranab. Excerpt: Khan (Pashto: ) (Nasta'liq: ) is a surname and title of Central Asian origin, primarily found in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India and Pakistan....
