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Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Davis Cup Championship Winner Countries since 1990

Below is the list of Davis Cup Championship Winner Countries since 1990. In total, 13 nations have been crowned Davis Cup champion ince USA won the inaugural competition in 1900. In 1901 and 1910, finals were not played where as in  1974, South Africa won by walkover.
Year Winner Won by Against Venue
2010 Serbia 3 – 2 France Belgrade Arena, Belgrade
2009 Spain 5 – 0 Czech Rep Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
2008 Spain 3 – 1 Argentina Estadio Islas Malvinas, Mar del Plata
2007 USA 4 – 1 Russia Memorial Coliseum, Portland, OR
2006 Russia 3 – 2 Argentina Olympic Stadium, Moscow
2005 Croatia 3 – 2 Slovak Rep Sibamac Arena National TC, Bratislava
2004 Spain 3 – 2 USA Estadio Olimpico De Sevilla, Seville
2003 Australia 3 – 1 Spain Melbourne Park, Melbourne
2002 Russia 3 – 2 France Palais Omnisports Bercy, Paris
2001 France 3 – 2 Australia Melbourne Park, Melbourne, VIC
2000 Spain 3 – 1 Australia Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona
1999 Australia 3 – 2 France Acropolis Exhibition Hall, Nice
1998 Sweden 4 – 1 Italy Forum, Milan
1997 Sweden 5 – 0 USA Scandinavium, Gothenburg
1996 France 3 – 2 Sweden Massan Hall, Malmo
1995 USA 3 – 2 Russia Olympic Stadium, Moscow
1994 Sweden 4 – 1 Russia Olympic Stadium, Moscow
1993 Germany 4 – 1 Australia Exhibition Hall, Dusseldorf
1992 USA 3 – 1 Switzerland Tarrant County Centre, Fort Worth, TX
1991 France 3 – 1 USA Gerland Sports Palace, Lyon
1990 USA 3 – 2 Australia Sun Coast Dome, St Petersburg, FL
1989 Germany F.R. 3 – 2 Sweden Schleyer Halle, Stuttgart
1988 Germany F.R. 4 – 1 Sweden The Scandinavium, Gothenburg
1987 Sweden 5 – 0 India The Scandinavium, Gothenburg
1986 Australia 3 – 2 Sweden Kooyong, Melbourne, VIC
1985 Sweden 3 – 2 Germany F.R. Olympia Halle, Munich
1984 Sweden 4 – 1 USA The Scandinavium, Gothenburg
1983 Australia 3 – 2 Sweden Kooyong, Melbourne, VIC
1982 USA 4 – 1 France Sports Palace, Grenoble
1981 USA 3 – 1 Argentina Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati, OH
1980 Czechoslovakia 4 – 1 Italy Sportovni Hall, Prague
1979 USA 5 – 0 Italy Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
1978 USA 4 – 1 Great Britain Mission Hills CC, Rancho Mirage, CA
1977 Australia 3 – 1 Italy White City Stadium, Sydney, NSW
1976 Italy 4 – 1 Chile Estadio Nacional, Santiago
1975 Sweden 3 – 2 Czechoslovakia Kungliga Tennishallen, Stockholm
1974 South Africa - India South Africa won by walkover
1973 Australia 5 – 0 USA Public Auditorium, Cleveland, OH
1972 USA 3 – 2 Romania Club Sportiv Progresul, Bucharest
1971 USA 3 – 2 Romania Olde Providence RC, Charlotte, NC
1970 USA 5 – 0 Germany F.R. Harold Clark Courts, Cleveland, OH
1969 USA 5 – 0 Romania Harold Clark Courts, Cleveland, OH
1968 USA 4 – 1 Australia Memorial Drive, Adelaide, SA
1967 Australia 4 – 1 Spain Milton Courts, Brisbane, QLD
1966 Australia 4 – 1 India Kooyong, Melbourne, VIC
1965 Australia 4 – 1 Spain White City Stadium, Sydney, NSW
1964 Australia 3 – 2 USA Harold Clark Courts, Cleveland, OH
1963 USA 3 – 2 Australia Memorial Drive, Adelaide, SA
1962 Australia 5 – 0 Mexico Milton Courts, Brisbane, QLD
1961 Australia 5 – 0 Italy Kooyong, Melbourne, VIC
1960 Australia 4 – 1 Italy White City Stadium, Sydney, NSW
1959 Australia 3 – 2 USA West Side TC, Forest Hills, NY
1958 USA 3 – 2 Australia Milton Courts, Brisbane, QLD
1957 Australia 3 – 2 USA Kooyong, Melbourne, VIC
1956 Australia 5 – 0 USA Memorial Drive, Adelaide, SA
1955 Australia 5 – 0 USA West Side TC, Forest Hills, NY
1954 USA 3 – 2 Australia White City Stadium, Sydney, NSW
1953 Australia 3 – 2 USA Kooyong, Melbourne, VIC
1952 Australia 4 – 1 USA Memorial Drive, Adelaide, SA
1951 Australia 3 – 2 USA White City Stadium, Sydney, NSW
1950 Australia 4 – 1 USA West Side TC, Forest Hills, NY
1949 USA 4 – 1 Australia West Side TC, Forest Hills, NY
1948 USA 5 – 0 Australia West Side TC, Forest Hills, NY
1947 USA 4 – 1 Australia West Side TC, Forest Hills, NY
1946 USA 5 – 0 Australia Kooyong, Melbourne, VIC
1939 Australia 3 – 2 USA Merion CC, Haverford, PA
1938 USA 3 – 2 Australia Germantown CC, Philadelphia, PA
1937 USA 4 – 1 Great Britain AELTC, Wimbledon, London
1936 Great Britain 3 – 2 Australia AELTC, Wimbledon, London
1935 Great Britain 5 – 0 USA AELTC, Wimbledon, London
1934 Great Britain 4 – 1 USA AELTC, Wimbledon, London
1933 Great Britain 3 – 2 France Roland Garros, Paris
1932 France 3 – 2 USA Roland Garros, Paris
1931 France 3 – 2 Great Britain Roland Garros, Paris
1930 France 4 – 1 USA Roland Garros, Paris
1929 France 3 – 2 USA Roland Garros, Paris
1928 France 4 – 1 USA Roland Garros, Paris
1927 France 3 – 2 USA Germantown CC, Philadelphia, PA
1926 USA 4 – 1 France Germantown CC, Philadelphia, PA
1925 USA 5 – 0 France Germantown CC, Philadelphia, PA
1924 USA 5 – 0 Australia Germantown CC, Philadelphia, PA
1923 USA 4 – 1 Australia West Side TC, Forest Hills, NY
1922 USA 4 – 1 Australia West Side TC, 238th Street, NY
1921 USA 5 – 0 Japan West Side TC, 238th Street, NY
1920 USA 5 – 0 Australia Domain CC, Auckland
1919 Australia 4 – 1 Great Britain Double Bay Grounds, Sydney, NSW
1914 Australia 3 – 2 USA West Side TC, Forest Hills, NY
1913 USA 3 – 2 Great Britain Worple Road, Wimbledon, London
1912 British Isles 3 – 2 Australasia Albert Ground, Melbourne, VIC
1911 Australasia 5 – 0 USA Hagley Park, Christchurch
1910 Australasia - British Isles Final not played
1909 Australasia 5 – 0 USA Double Bay Grounds, Sydney, NSW
1908 Australasia 3 – 2 USA Albert Ground, Melbourne, VIC
1907 Australasia 3 – 2 British Isles Worple Road, Wimbledon, London
1906 British Isles 5 – 0 USA Worple Road, Wimbledon, London
1905 British Isles 5 – 0 USA Worple Road, Wimbledon, London
1904 British Isles 5 – 0 Belgium Worple Road, Wimbledon, London
1903 British Isles 4 – 1 USA Longwood CC, Boston, MA
1902 USA 3 – 2 British Isles Crescent AC, Brooklyn, NY
1901 USA - British Isles Final not played
1900 USA 3 – 0 British Isles Longwood CC, Boston, MA

Name of Awardees for Padma Awards 2011

Following are names of all awardees for Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan Padma Shri Award 2011:
Name of Padma Vibhushan Awardees 2011
Name Discipline State/ Domicile
Dr. (Smt.) Kapila Vatsyayan Art – Art Administration and Promotion. Delhi
Mrs. Homai Vyarawalla Art – Photography Gujarat
Shri A Nageshwara Rao Art- Cinema Andhra Pradesh
Shri Parasaran Kesava Iyengar Public Affairs Delhi
Dr. Akhlaq-ur-Rehman Kidwai Public Affairs Delhi
Shri Vijay Kelkar Public Affairs Delhi
Shri Montek Singh Ahluwalia Public Affairs Delhi
Shri Palle Rama Rao Science and Engineering Andhra Pradesh
Shri Azim Premji Trade and Industry Karnataka
Shri Brajesh Mishra Civil Services Madhya Pradesh
Prof. (Dr.) Ottaplakkal Neelakandan Velu Kurup Literature and Education Kerala
Dr. Sitakant Mahapatra Literature and Education Orissa
Late Shri L. C. Jain Public Affairs Delhi *
Name of Padma Bhushan Awardees 2011
Shri Satyadev Dubey Art - Theatre Maharashtra
Shri Mohammed Zahur Khayyam Hashmi alias Khayyam Art – Cinema - Music Maharashtra
Shri Shashi Kapoor Art – Cinema Maharashtra
Shri Krishen Khanna Art – Painting Haryana
Shri Madavur VasudevanNair Art – Dance - Kathakali Kerala
Ms. Waheeda Rehman Art – Cinema Maharashtra
Shri Rudrapatna Krishna Shastry Srikantan Art – Music-Vocal Karnataka
Ms. Arpita Singh Art – Painting Delhi
Dr. Sripathi Panditharadhyula   Balasubrahmanyam Art – Playback Singing, Music Direction & acting Tamil Nadu
Shri C.V. Chandrasekhar Art – Classical Dance-Bharatanatyam Tamil Nadu
Shri Dwijen Mukherjee Art West Bengal
Smt. Rajashree Birla Social work Maharashtra
Mrs. Shobhana Ranade Social work Maharashtra
Dr. Suryanarayanan Ramachandran Science and Engineering Tamil Nadu
Shri S.(Kris) Gopalakrishnan Trade and Industry Karnataka
Shri Yogesh Chander Deveshwar Trade and Industry West Bengal
Ms. Chanda Kochhar Trade and Industry Maharashtra
Dr. K. Anji Reddy Trade and Industry- Pharmacy Andhra Pradesh
Shri Analjit Singh Trade and Industry Delhi
Shri Rajendra Singh Pawar Trade and Industry Haryana
Dr. Gunapati Venkata Krishna Reddy Trade and Industry Andhra Pradesh
Shri Ajai Chowdhary Trade and Industry Delhi
Shri Surendra Singh Civil Services Delhi
Shri M. N .Buch Civil Services Madhya Pradesh
Shri Shyam Saran Civil Services Delhi
Shri Thayil Jacob Sony George Literature and Education Karnataka
Dr. Ramdas Madhava Pai Literature and Education Karnataka
Shri Sankha Ghosh Literature and Education West Bengal
Late Shri K. RaghavanThirumulpad Medicine - Ayurveda. Kerala*
Late Dr. Keki Byramjee Grant Medicine – Cardiology Maharashtra *
Late Shri Dashrath Patel Art Gujarat *
Name of Padma Shri Awardees 2011
Ms. Neelam Mansingh Chowdhry Art – Theatre Chandigarh
Shri Makar DhwajaDarogha Art- Chhau Dance Jharkhand
Shri Shaji Neelakantan Karun Art – Film Direction Kerala
Shri Girish Kasaravalli Art – Film making Karnataka
Ms. Tabassum Hashmi Khan alias Tabu Art – Cinema Maharashtra
Shri Jivya Soma Mase Art - Warli Painting Maharashtra
Guru (Ms.) M.K. Saroja Art – Dance- Bharatnatyam Tamil Nadu
Shri Jayaram Subramaniam Art – Cinema Tamil Nadu
Pandit Ajoy Chakraborty Art – Music-Indian Classical Vocal West Bengal
Smt. Mahasundari Devi Art - Mithilia/ MadhubaniPainting. Bihar
Shri Gajam Govardhana Art – Handloom Weaving Andhra Pradesh
Ms. Sunayana Hazarilal Art – Dance - Kathak Maharashtra
Shri S.R. Janakiraman Art - Carnatic Vocal Music Tamil Nadu
Shri Peruvanam KuttanMarar Art - Chenda Melam- Drum concert Kerala
Smt. Kalamandalam Kshemavathy Pavithran Art – Dance - Mohiniattam Kerala
Shri Dadi DorabPudumjee Art – Puppetry Delhi
Shri Khangembam Mangi Singh Art – Traditional Music of Manipur (Pena) Manipur
Shri Prahlad Singh Tipaniya Art – Folk Music Madhya Pradesh
Smt. Usha Uthup Art – Music. West Bengal
Smt. Kajol Art- Cinema Maharashtra
Shri Irfan Khan Art- Cinema Maharashtra
Shri Mamraj Agrawal Social work West Bengal
Shri Jockin Arputham Social work Maharashtra
Ms. Nomita Chandy Social work Karnataka
Ms. Sheela Patel Social work Maharashtra
Ms. Anita Reddy Social work Karnataka
Shri KanubhaiHasmukhbhai Tailor Social work Gujarat
Shri Anant Darshan Shankar Public Affairs Karnataka
Prof. M. Annamalai Science and Engineering Karnataka
Dr. Mahesh Haribhai Mehta Science and Engineering – Agricultural Science Gujarat
Shri Coimbatore Narayana Rao Raghavendran Science and Engineering Tamil Nadu
Dr. (Mrs.) Suman Sahai Science and Engineering Delhi
Prof.(Dr.) E.A. Siddiq Science and Engineering – Agricultural Science Andhra Pradesh
Shri Gopalan Nair Shankar Science and Engineering – Architecture Kerala
Shri Mecca RafeequeAhmed Trade and Industry Tamil Nadu
Shri KailasamRaghavendra Rao Trade and Industry Tamil Nadu
Shri Narayan Singh Bhati Civil Services Andhra Pradesh
Shri P K Sen Civil Services Bihar
Ms. Shital Mahajan Sports – Adventure Sports- Para Jumping Maharashtra
Ms. Nameirakpam Kunjarani Devi Sports – Weightlifting Manipur
Shri Sushil Kumar Sports – Wrestling Delhi
Shri VangipurapuVenkata Sai Laxman Sports – Cricket Andhra Pradesh
Shri Gagan Narang Sports – Shooting Andhra Pradesh
Smt. Krishna Poonia Sports – Discus Throw Rajasthan
Shri Harbhajan Singh Sports – Mountaineering Punjab
Dr. Pukhraj Bafna Medicine - Padeatrics Chhattisgarh
Prof. Mansoor Hasan Medicine- Cardiology Uttar Pradesh
Dr. Shyama Prasad Mandal Medicine - Orthopaedic Delhi
Prof. (Dr.) Sivapatham Vittal Medicine – Endocrinology Tamil Nadu
Prof. (Dr.) Madanur Ahmed Ali Medicine – Gastroenterology Tamil Nadu
Dr. Indira Hinduja Medicine – Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Maharashtra
Dr. Jose Chacko Periappuram Medicine – Cardio-Thoracic Surgery. Kerala
Prof. (Dr.) A. Marthanda Pillai Medicine – Neurosurgery Kerala
Shri Mahim Bora Literature and Education Assam
Prof. (Dr.) Pullella Srirama Chandrudu Literature and Education- Sanskrit Andhra Pradesh
Dr. Pravin Darji Literature and Education Gujarat
Dr. Chandra Prakash Deval Literature and Education Rajasthan
Shri Balraj Komal Literature and Education Delhi
Mrs. Rajni Kumar Literature and Education Delhi
Dr. Devanooru Mahadeva Literature and Education Karnataka
Shri Barun Mazumder Literature and Education West Bengal
Dr. Avvai Natarajan Literature and Education Tamil Nadu
Shri BhalchandraNemade Literature and Education Himachal Pradesh
Prof. Riyaz Punjabi Literature and Education Jammu and Kashmir
Prof. Koneru Ramakrishna Rao Literature and Education Andhra Pradesh
Ms. Buangi Sailo Literature and Education Mizoram
Prof. Devi Dutt Sharma Literature and Education Uttarakhand
Shri Nilamber Dev Sharma Literature and Education Jammu and Kashmir
Ms. Urvashi Butalia # Literature and Education Delhi
Ms. Ritu Menon # Literature and Education Delhi
Prof. Krishna Kumar Literature and Education Delhi
Shri Deviprasad Dwivedi Literature and Education Uttar Pradesh
Ms. Mamang Dai Literature and Education Arunachal Pradesh
Dr. Om Prakash Agrawal Others – Heritage Conservation Uttar Pradesh
Prof. Madhukar Keshav Dhavalikar Others – Archeology Maharashtra
Ms. Shanti Teresa Lakra Others-Nursing Andaman & Nicobar
Smt. Gulshan Nanda Others – Handicrafts promotion Delhi
Dr. Azad Moopen Social work UAE *
Prof. Upendra Baxi Public Affairs -Legal Affairs United Kingdom *
Dr. Mani Lal Bhaumik Science and Engineering USA *
Dr. Subra Suresh Science and Engineering USA *
Prof. Karl Harrington Potter Literature and Education USA *
Prof. Martha Chen Social work USA *
Shri Satpal Khattar Trade and Industry Singapore *
Shri Granville Austin Literature and Education USA *
Note: * indicates awardees in the category of Foreigners / NRIs/ PIOs/ Posthumous. And # indicates duo case.

83rd Oscar Award Winners 2011

83rd Oscar Award Winners 2011: Detailed list of nominated winners with their category award. The King’s Speech” won the top Academy Award, for best picture, giving the British royals drama a total of four Oscars.
Award Category Nominated Winner
Actor in a Leading Role Colin Firth in The King’s Speech
Actor in a Supporting Role Christian Bale in The Fighter
Actress in a Leading Role Natalie Portman in Black Swan
Actress in a Supporting Role Melissa Leo in The Fighter
Animated Feature Film Toy Story 3 (Lee Unkrich)
Art Direction Alice in Wonderland
Best Picture The King’s Speech (Iain Canning, Emile Sherman and Gareth Unwin, Producers)
Cinematography Inception (Wally Pfister)
Costume Design Alice in Wonderland (Colleen Atwood)
Directing The King’s Speech (Tom Hooper)
Documentary (Feature) Inside Job (Charles Ferguson and Audrey Marrs)
Documentary (Short Subject) Strangers No More (Karen Goodman and Kirk Simon)
Film Editing The Social Network (Angus Wall and Kirk Baxter)
Foreign-Language Film In a Better World (Denmark) (defeating Montrealer Denis Villeneuve’s Incendies)
Makeup The Wolfman (Rick Baker and Dave Elsey)
Music (Original Score) The Social Network (Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross)
Music (Original Song) We Belong Together from Toy Story 3 (Music and Lyric by Randy Newman)
Short Film (Animated) The Lost Thing (Shaun Tan and Andrew Ruhemann)
Short Film (Live Action) God of Love (Luke Matheny)
Sound Editing Inception (Richard King)
Sound Mixing Inception (Lora Hirschberg, Gary A. Rizzo and Ed Novick)
Visual Effects Inception (Paul Franklin, Chris Corbould, Andrew Lockley and Peter Bebb)
Writing (Adapted Screenplay) The Social Network (Screenplay by Aaron Sorkin)
Writing (Original Screenplay) The King’s Speech (Screenplay by David Seidler)