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DRC AQAR 2017-18
Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR)
2017-18 (April 17 –June 18)
To be submitted to
National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangalore
Daulat Ram College, (University Of Delhi)
Email: [email protected],Website: dr.du.ac.in
Phone: 01127667863
IQAC Members of Daulat Ram College 17-18
Dr. Savita Roy, Principal (Chairperson)
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Dr. Sarita Nanda, Associate Professor, Department of Biochemistry (Coordinator)
Dr. Sushma Arora, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce
Dr. Preeti Kapur, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology
Dr. Pooja Jain, Associate Professor, Department of NHE
Dr. Sunita, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce
Dr. Asha, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry
Dr. S. Annapoorni, Professor, Department of Physics (External Expert)
Dr. Neera Agnimitra, professor, Department of Social Sciences (External Expert)
Dr. Malathi Subramanian, ExPrincipal, DRC
Dr. J.M. Khurana, Provernor, Governing Body Representative
Mrs Prerna Malhotra, Alumni, DRC
Mrs Jaya Chaudhary, Section Officer (Officiating)
Table of Content
IQAC Members of Daulat Ram College 17-18 2
Executive Summary 11
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Criterion I (Curricular Aspects) 11
Criterion – II (Teaching, Learning and Evaluation) 12
Criteria III (Research, Consultancy and Extension) 13
Criteria IV(Infrastructure and Learning Resources) 13
Criteria V (Student Support and Progression) 14
Criterion VI (Criteria VI (Student Strength) 14
Criterion – VII(Best Practices) 16
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC for 2017-18 16
Part – A 16
Data of the Institution 16
Part – B 20
1. 0 Criterion I: Curricular Aspects 20
1.1 Details about Academic Programmes 20
1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options 23
(ii) Pattern of programmes: 23
1.3 Feedback from stakeholders 23
Alumni Yes Parents Yes Employers No Students Yes 23
1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects. 24
1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details. 24
2.0 Criterion II:Teaching, Learning and Evaluation 24
2.1(a) Total Strength of Teaching Faculty 24
(b) Total No. of permanent faculty 25
2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D. 26
2.3 No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year 27
2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty/Adhoc faculty 28
2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia 29
2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning 29
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2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year: As per University Calender: 30
2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by College 30
2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restructuring/revision/syllabus development as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop. 30
None 30
2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students- 30
66-85% 30
2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage 30
D.R.C. Team Achievements and Individual Achievements in Physical 31
Individual Achievements in the Year 2017-18 31
2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes 34
2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development 34
2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff 34
Criterion – III: Research, Consultancy and Extension 35
3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution 35
3.2, 3.3 Details regarding major projects 36
3.4 Details on research publications 36
3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications: 36
around 20% are with high impact Factor and around 10% have moderate citation index36
Given along with annexure 2 showing publications of faculty 36
3.7 No. of books published 37
3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from 37
NA 37
3.9 For colleges 37
3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy 37
3.11 No. of conferences/Skill Development Program/workshops organized by the Institution 38
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3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons 38
3.13 No. of collaborations 38
3.14 No. of linkages created during this year 39
3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs : 39
3.16 No. of patents received this year 39
3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows 39
of the institute in the year 39
3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides and students registered under them 40
3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution : 40
1 40
3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)40
3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events 40
3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events 40
3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS 40
3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC 41
3.25 and 3.26 No. of Extension activities organized in 2017-18 41
4.0 Criterion IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources 42
4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities 42
4.2 Computerization of administration and library 42
Library Resources 42
4.4 Technology up gradation (overall) 43
4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.) in lakhs 44
5. 0 Criterion V: Student Support and Progression 44
5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services 44
5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression 45
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5.3 (a) Total Number of students 45
Number of Students admitted in Centre for Foreign Language 2017-18 45
5.3 (b) No. of students outside the state 46
5.3(c) No. of international students : 59 46
(d)No of Male and Female students: 46
(e) No of students admitted in UG and PG courses in 2017-18 47
Number of Students admitted Category Wise in Centre for Foreign Language 2017-18 48
5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any) 50
5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations : 50
325 respondents 50
5.7 Demand Ratio and Drop out % 50
5.7 Details of campus placement 52
5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes 52
5.9 Students Activities 53
5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events and cultural events53
5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events 53
5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support 54
5.11 Student organised / initiatives 54
5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: 54
6.0 Criterion VI: Governance, Leadership and Management 55
6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution 55
6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System 55
6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following: 55
6.3.1 Curriculum Development 55
6.3.2 Teaching and Learning 55
6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation 56
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6.3.4 Research and Development 56
6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation 56
6.3.6 Human Resource Management 56
Many teachers were given academic leave to upgrade their knowledge through orientation courses, seminars, conferences and workshop6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment 56
6.3.8 Industry Interaction / CollaborationIndustry 56
Encouraging interaction of industry with students on campus for placement. 56
6.3.9 Admission of Students 57
Admission to Physics(Hons) and BA(Prog) with physical education done this year 57
6.4 Welfare schemes for employees of college 58
Medical Reimbursements given to employees of Daulat Ram College in 17-18 58
Allowances paid to number of employees in 2017-18 58
Year 58
Child Edu allowance 58
LTC/HTC 58
Leave Encashment-LTC 58
2017-18 58
54 58
19 58
9 58
6.5 Total corpus fund generated: 59
6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done 59
6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done? 59
6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days? 60
6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms? 60
6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent colleges? 60
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6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association 60
6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association 60
6.13 Development programmes for support staff 60
6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly 60
7.0 Criterion VII: Innovations and Best Practices 61
7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the functioning of the institution. Give details. 61
7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the beginning of the year 61
7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution 61
7.3 (a) Green Campus 61
7.3 (b) Contribution to environmental awareness / protection 62
7.4 Whether environmental audit was conducted? 62
No 62
7.5 SWOT 62
Strength: 62
Weakness: 63
Opportunities 63
Threats: 63
8. Plans of College for next year 63
9. Annexure 1: Summary of Feedback 63
Summary of the student feedback received 63
Summary of Alumni Feedback received 65
Summary of Parents Feedback received 65
Annexure 2: Publications of Faculty: 66
International Journals 66
Conference proceedings 71
International 71
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National 71
Books published 72
6. Chapters in Edited Books 74
Articles Published 75
E modules 80
Annexure-3 81
Conference attended by faculties 81
International 81
Conference and Symposium attended by faculties 82
National 82
Paper presentation at conference by faculty 86
International Seminar: 86
National Seminar: 90
Resource Person 95
International 95
National Level 95
State Level 96
University Level 96
Annexure-4 99
Orientation Programme (2017-18): 99
Faculty Development Program By Institutions in the University 99
Workshop Organised by other Institutions Attended by the faculty 101
Annexure 5 101
For 3.17 Research recognition and Awards received by faculty 101
Annexure 6 102
For 3.18 Faculty who are PhD guides 102
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Executive Summary
Criterion I (Curricular Aspects)
College is running 18 honours courses, 7 MA courses, 7-8 foreign language courses for certific-ate, diploma and advanced diploma and 8 departments are guiding students for Ph.D degree.
In the academic session2016-18 CBCS mode of education was followed. We have obtained feedback from various stake holders like parents, alumni and students.
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Physics (Hons) course and BA programme with physical education was started in the academic year 2017-18
Some centres like Neurobiology Lab, Drosophila Centres, Zebrafish Centres, Psychology Centres, and Recycling Unit, Cyber Cell became fully operational during 2016-18.
Criterion – II (Teaching, Learning and Evaluation)
Out of 179 faculty members, 83% of faculty are holding assistant professors/ lecturers (senior scale) post. 16% are associate professors and 1 % is a professor
Out of 83%, assistant professors /lecturers (senior scale) only 25% are permanent. The associate and professor grade faculty are 100% permanent.
Out of total 71 permanent faculty members, 83% members have Ph.D degree and others have qualified for M.Phil.
2 Faculty members have become permanent in 2017-18 64 % faculty positions are lying vacant, which are filled by adhoc,or guest faculties hired before
each semester. The faculty attended 89 conferences out of which 25 ( 28 %) were international,64 (72%) were
national and 0 % at the state/university level. 104 papers were presented in which 40 (38 % )were presented in the international conferences ,
64 (62 % )in national conference and 0 % in state level Faculty served as resource persons for 70events, out of which 2 (3%) in International, 8 (8% )in
National and 60 (89 %) in Universitylevels seminars and workshops. University Calendar was followed strictly. Mid semester exams were conducted in every semester. None of members of our faculty participated in restructuring/Revision of the syllabus by the uni-
versity. The overall attendance of students was approximately 66-85% The pass percentage in various courses was as high as 100 % and as low as 79% in various de-
partments. Majority of students have acquired Ist Division, only few in 2nd or 3rdDivisions or ERs. The college has done fairly well in sports at National and State level When Compared with various college we are generally performing better than other colleges The college principal and the IQAC members discuss departmental results each year. This helps
in quality controlThe quality of the faculty is maintained by encouraging the faculty to participate in various training programs. 4 Faculty attended orientation program, One went abroad in fac-ulty exchange program, 19 members attended Workshop/FDP conducted by Delhi University and 2 attended FDP conducted by other university.The total number of faculty development pro-grams attended by faculty in this academic year is 26
Out of 76 administrative 35% permanent administrative staff whereas 65% positions are lying va-cant out of which only 58% members were employed on the temporary basis.Out of 42 technical Staff 47 %members are working on permanent basis whereas 53% positions are lying vacant. 43%members were appointed as daily wagers.
Criterion – III
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Criteria III (Research, Consultancy and Extension)
IQAC promoted research by encouraging teachers to take up research projects, by building new research labs, by forming ethics committee for animal and human research.
Faculty members have completed 49 research projects till now, 22 major projects and 27 minor projects. 3 major projects were ongoing. These are sanctioned for next year also.
Out of 76 research publications 62 (81%) were in international journals , and only 14(19%) in National Journals
20 % of these are in high impact journal. And around 10% have moderate citation index. The college received a grant of 80.4 Lakhs from external source.. Faculty authored 25 books and 15 chapters, 8 emodules and 69 articles in magazines and journals.
In authored books, 100 % have ISBN No. College has been receiving funds from star college project. The faculty organized total of 99 conferences/ workshops/skill development programs. Of these
10 were at the National level and 89 were at the college level.They received sponsorship from college or external agencies like IOL, DONER, UGC etc
Faculty served as resource persons in 64 events. College has signed 2MoU to enhance its research opportunities and improve waste management
on campus. And 2 MoUs were continuing from the last year. Out of 80 lakhs received for the projects in the current year ,7.4 lakhs were from the university
and 73 lakh from outside agency. No patents were registered from the college. 12 Faculty members have received recognition for their research work in which 3 in the interna-
tional conference and 9 from the national conference. A total of 23 Ph.D students have been guided by our faculty in last three years 2015-18 23 students were doing Ph.D and 1 as Mphil under the guidance of college faculty. 7 students of psychology are drawing research fellowship for their doctoral studies. College prospered with grant obtained from DBT Star College Project ,UGC, etc College has earned revenue of few thousands under the consultancy service. Out of 2571 NSS, participants only 8% participated ininternational, 2.7% at national level, 5.4%
at state level and 94% at the university level. Out of 148 students who have participated in NCC events, 30% participated in international
events, 10 % at national level, 1.3% at state level and 59% at the university level. Out of 4 award winners in NSS, 75% in international events and 25% at university level. Out of 18 award winners in NCC, 16% at National, 67% at University level and 16% at the state
level. College has been organising several extension activities like blood donation, swaachta abhiyan on
and off campus, helping the PWD students etc with the help of NSS volunteers. The college fac-ulty is also involved in teaching commerce in school of open learning.
Criteria IV(Infrastructure and Learning Resources)
In these academic years, classrooms have been renovated. New equipment’s worth more than 10lakhs have been added to various departments.
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Some new ACs have been installed in various departments. More lecture room and Labs have been air-conditioned.
Library has added around 2500 new books of value of approximate 21 lakhs.₹ Technology upgradation in ICT area by adding Computers(8),Printers(8),New Software(2),and
additional WI-FI System. A approximate amount of 14 Lakhs has been used for upgradation.₹
Criteria V (Student Support and Progression)
Our orientation day program and the college prospectus spreads awareness about student support services amongst the freshers.
The teacher in charge looks after the progression of students in each department. She informs the principal and the IQAC members regarding the pitfalls if any
Total no of undergraduate students existing are 3684 and post graduate level are 332and 23stu-dents are registered for Ph.D . Thus total number of students in the college are over 4000 includ-ing students enrolled for foreign language courses.Over 600 students were enrolled in foreign lan-guage courses. Under this 25 % of students were male.
52% of the enrolled students were from outside Delhi. The number of international students were 58 ie around 14% of the total. All the UG and PG students are females but 250 males enrolled in foreign language course. The demand ratio of English course was maximum and Sanskrit had minimum. The dropout rate
for economics was maximum and biochemistry recorded the least. Several programs are organized in the college to equip student to crack the various entrance ex-
ams. They are counselled for future career prospects. and Almost 80-90 % can pass there PG en-trances. But exact data is not available.
According to a online survey around 20% of the students attempted and qualified competitive ex-ams.
The placement cell helped to place 5-20 % students on campus in last three years 2015-18. Around 3.5 % students benefitted from the activities under gender sensitization club where they
learnt women empowerment. 200-300 Students participated in cultural events and sports at international, national and state/uni-
versity level. Around 50 students several award at national and university level. However some laurels have
come at the international level. 128 student were supported financially from college and outside. Approximate 5,00,000 were ₹
received for the purposes. Around 75 Students helped to organise various events like Fairs, exhibitions etc. Some of the grievances of students like improving of canteen services and sexual harassment by a
male teacher were addressed.
Criterion VI (Criteria VI (Student Strength)
The vision and mission of Daulat Ram College is to provide holistic education to students.
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The institute has not started the management information system. The quality improvement strategies have been undertaken. Teaching was improved by inclusion of smart boards and inclusion of research based teaching. Examination and evaluation: Mid-Semester house exams were undertaken as integral component
of Internal Assessment. Research and Development: Some initiatives which improved the research included the new labs,
setting up of ethics committeefor animal and human research, encouraging teachers to take up re-search projects, which are student, based, hands on training to students, skill development pro-gramme for students.
Improvement of infrastructure included books, smartboards, Air conditioners, sanitary napkin dis-posal and vending machines, better waste management, and cycle stand on campus, replaced in-candescent/LFL by LFD’s in phased manner.
Human Resource Management: 2 new permanent staff were recruited in psychology department, encouraging teachers to complete their Ph.D work, organize and attend various conferences, workshops etc.
Industry Interaction / Collaboration: encouraging interaction of industry with students on campus for placement.
Admission of students: admission to Physics(Hons) and BA(Prog) with physical education done this year
All the undergraduate admission are online.The system is student centric i.e. they opt for courses and cancel the admission if want to discontinue.
224 staff members including non teaching staff benefitted from medical reimbursement schemes. Total of 178 lakhs was disbursed to the faculty members.
113 children of staff received child education allowance, 57 received LTC and 30 received leave encashments LTC.
Students benefit from Psychology Resource Centre to maintain positive mental health. Several health awareness programs are going on in the college. 10 teachers availed leave to lookm after their children during the academic year. College recycling unit is running on sustainable basis. The funds raised by selling the recycled
products helps to generate sustainable amount. Financial audit is undertaken each year. Academic and Administrative audit is not undertaken as yet. The college alumni group meets every year, They are connect to college through the WhatsApp
group and Google feedback form . They also act as resource person for various seminars and conferences. Each year some fund is added to the alumni fund which is used under various needs of the college.
The parents are taken in confidence to improve the performance of the students.
The supporting staffs are trained by the respective seniors to carry out college work efficiently. The institution takes adequate measures to make campus eco-friendly by keeping the campus
clean, maintaining greenery and recycling leaves to manure, segregating garbage, sending library newspapers and magazines to off campuspaper recycler.
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Criterion – VII(Best Practices)
Skill Development programmes held in vacations help to impart holistic education to students. Action taken report included the outcome of the IQAC decisions at the end of the academic year Two best practices are 1)Maintaining the green campus 2)Recycling of waste on and off campus Environmental audit is pending Strength: The dedicated faculty work hard to keep the students engaged in various co-curricular
and extra-curricular activities. This goes a long way in building character. Weakness: Paucity of large class rooms, interaction/seminar halls, which restricts academic activ-
ities of students and teachers. Paucity of permanent teachers and non-teaching staff. Opportunities: Proximity with main university campus enables us to interact with best educators
to campus. Some funding from outside agencies is available in various science departments for innovative research.
Threat: College students’ performance will be affected severely if infrastructure does not im-prove. The information Management System needs to be in initiated urgently to look into entire data comprehensively.
Plan of college for next year includes 1) improve functioning of IQAC 2) improve college infra-structure 3) make and follow college calendar in academic, co-curricular and
The summary of feedback undertaken by students, parents and alumni will help to improve our college functioning
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC for 2017-18
Institutions Accredited by NAAC need to submit an Annual self-reviewed progress report i.e. Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to NAAC, through its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas, specifically identified by the IQAC at the beginning of the Academic year. The AQAR period would be the Academic Year. (For example, July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018)
Part – A
Data of the Institution
1. Name of the Institution Daulat Ram College Name of the Head of the institution :Dr. Savita Roy Designation:Principal Does the institution function from own campus:Yes Phone no./Alternate phone no.: 011 - 2766 7863 Mobile no.: 9810629598 Registered e-mail: [email protected] Alternate e-mail : [email protected] Address :Daulat Ram College, 4 Patel Marg, Near Maurice Nagar Chowk, Delhi Uni-
versity City/Town :New Delhi
State/UT :Delhi
Pin Code :110007
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2. Institutional status:
Affiliated / Constituent: Constituent
Type of Institution: Co-education/Men/Women Women
Location : Rural/Semi-urban/Urban: Urban
Financial Status: Grants-in aid/ UGC 2f and 12 (B)/ Self financing UGC 2f and 12 (B)
Name of the Affiliating University:University of DelhiName of the IQAC Co-ordinator: Dr. Sarita Nanda
Alternate phone no.01124332156 Mobile:9999680604
IQAC e-mail address:[email protected]
Alternate Email address:[email protected]:
4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared during the year?No
Yes/No....., if yes, whether it is uploaded in the Institutional website: http://www.dr.du.ac.in/accreditation 15-16
5. Accreditation Details:
Cycle Grade CGPA Year of Accreditation Validity Period
1st A 3.36 2016 from:11
April,2016to:10
April.2022
6. Date of Establishment of IQAC: 15/12/ 2015
7. Internal Quality Assurance System:
Name of Event supported by IQAC Duration No of Benefeciaries
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Two Day National Conference on North East on”north East: untapped tourism industry”
15-16th March, 2018
350
Two Day Nattional Conferwence on Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, harmony and Happiness)
10-11th Nov, 2017
350
FDP “From Biochemistry of Life to chemistry of Diseases: understanding Clinical Biochemistry”
15 June -22 June,2017
30
Two day Film festival Celebrating Indian film Actor Deepti Naval
2-3rd Feb,2018350
National Conference on Innovations in science s and emerging Challenges in Health and environment (NSHE)
20thMarch , 2018
200
National Conference On Psychological Applications and Interventions
18Jan -19Jan, 2017 200
National Conference on “Challenges before Media”7th November,
2017 200
National Conference on “ A Multidisciplinary approach towards sustainability: A Novel Design”
23 January,2018200
FDP on Goods and service tax 26th Dec-27th
Dec, 2017 30
Two day film festival celebrating Indian film actor Deepti Naval
2-3rd Feb, 2018350
SDP on Instrumentation in chemistry 31st may-13 40
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June,2017
SDP on Food Adulteration and Security 3rd june-14th July,2017
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7.1 Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture
8. Whether composition of IQAC as per latest NAAC guidelines: Yes/No:No
9. No. of IQAC meetings held during the year:Three
10. The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliance to the decisions have been uploaded on the institutional website…….
Yes/No: Yes
11. Whether IQAC received funding from any of the funding agency to support itsactivities during the year? No
12.Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year (maximum five bullets) Various events were shortlisted to be held under the IQAC banner Research Labs were sanctioned funds to furnish themselves The renovation work for making another Lab for teaching activity of Nutrition and Health educa-
tion was approved The admission of students to BSc (Hons)Physics and BA(Prog) with physical education in the
session 17-18 was approved. It was decided to hold the Mid Semester exams It was decided to collect feedback from students, parents, alumni, industry
13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the Academic year towards Quality Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the Academic year
S. no IQAC decisions Action Taken Report
1 Various events were shortlisted to be held under the IQAC banner
The programs were highlighted on the website months before the programs so that enough
publicity could be made.
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2 Research Labs were sanctioned funds to furnish themselves
The research labs became fully functional this year.
3The renovation work for making another Lab for
teaching activity of Nutrition and Health education was approved
The renovation was undertaken to make the new lab for NHE
4.The admission of students to BSc (Hons)Physics
and BA(Prog) with physical education in the session 17-18 was approved.
The BSc Hons Physics and BA prog with PE admitted its first batch of students
5. It was decided to hold the Mid Semester examsThe mid semester exams were held in both the
semesters of 2017-18.
6. It was decided to collect feedback from students, parents, alumni, industry
Google forms were made and circulated online to collect the feedback responses from the
various stakeholders.
14. Whether the AQAR was placed before statutory body? Yes /No: Yes
Name of the Statutory body: Staff Council Date of meeting(s):9th Jan,2019
15. Whether NAAC/or any other accredited body(s) visited IQAC or interacted with it toassess the functioning?No
16. Whether institutional data submitted to AISHE: Yes
Year:2017 Date of Submission: 23 March 2017
17.Does the Institution have Management Information System?No
Part – B
1. 0 Criterion I: Curricular Aspects
1.1 Details about Academic Programmes
Level of the Programme
Number of existing
Programmes
Number of programmes added during
the year
Number of self-financing programmes
Number of value added / Career Oriented
programmes
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PhD Ph.D guides in Dept of Biochemistry,
Chemistry
Psychology,
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
PG BA English (H)
BA History(H)
BA Psychology(H)
BA Sanskrit(H)
Hindi
Political Science
Music
UG Biochemistry
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Botany
Chemistry
Commerce
Commerce (Prog)
Economics
English
Hindi
History
Maths
Music
NHE
Political Science
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Philosophy
Psychology
Physical Education
Physics 1
Sanskrit
Zoology
Life Science
BA (Prog) 1
PG Diploma NA
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Others
Advanced Diploma( Self Financed)
French
German
Italian
Spanish
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
Others
Diploma(Self Financed)
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
French
German
Spanish
Italian
Others
Certificate(Self Financed)
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
French
German
Spanish
Italian
Russian
Interdisciplinary
NA
Innovative NA
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1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options
(ii) Pattern of programmes:
Pattern Number of programmes
Semester
Trimester
Annual
1.3 Feedback from stakeholders
Alumni Yes Parents Yes Employers No Students Yes
Mode of feedback: Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)
Analysis given as annexure
1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.
Revision has not been done by the University during the period of 2015-18
1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.
Yes, Students were admitted to B.Sc (Hons) Physics and BA(Prog) Physical Education first time this year
Some centres like neurobiology lab, drosophila centres, zebrafish Centres, Psychology Centres, and recycling Unit, Cyber Cell have been initiated in these academic
2.0 Criterion II:Teaching, Learning and Evaluation
2.1(a) Total Strength of Teaching Faculty
Department Asst. Professors
Associate Professors Professors Total
Biochemistry 4 4 0 8
Botany 11 3 0 14
Chemistry 11 3 0 14
Commerce 15 9 0 24
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Economics 14 0 0 14
English 14 0 0 14
Hindi 16 0 0 16
History 7 0 0 7
Maths 8 1 0 9
Music 2 1 0 3
NHE 1 1 0 2
Political Science 13 1 0 14
Philosophy 6 1 0 7
Psychology 6 4 0 10
Physical Education
1 1 0 2
Physics 3 0 1 4
Sanskrit 5 0 0 5
Zoology 12 1 0 13
Total 147 32 1 179
(b) Total No. of permanent faculty
Department Asst. Professors/lectures (senior Scale)
Associate Professors
Professors Total
Biochemistry 0 4 0 4
Botany 1 3 0 4
Chemistry 2 4 0 6
Commerce 2 9 0 11
Economics 5 0 0 5
English 2 0 0 2
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Hindi 4 0 0 4
History 1 0 0 1
Maths 0 1 0 1
Music 0 1 0 1
NHE 0 1 0 1
Political Science 5 1 0 6
Philosophy 2 1 0 3
Psychology 3 4 0 7
Physical Education
0 1 0 1
Physics 0 0 1 1
Sanskrit 0 0 0 0
Zoology 12 1 0 13
Total 39 32 1 71
2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.
Department Total
Biochemistry 4
Botany 4
Chemistry 6
Commerce 10
Economics 1
English 1
Hindi 4
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History 0
Maths 1
Music 1
NHE 2
Political Science 4
Philosophy 3
Psychology 6
Physical Education
1
Physics 1
Sanskrit 0
Zoology 11
Total 59
2.3 No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year
Department Asst. Professors
Asst. Professors
Associate Professors
Associate Professors
Total
R V R V R V
Biochemistry 0 4 0 0 0 4
Botany 0 10 0 0 0 10
Chemistry 0 10 0 0 0 10
Commerce 0 14 0 0 0 14
Economics 0 7 0 0 0 7
English 0 13 0 0 0 13
Hindi 0 12 0 0 0 12
History 0 7 0 0 0 7
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Maths 0 8 0 0 0 8
Music 0 2 0 0 0 2
NHE 0 1 0 0 0 1
Political Science 0 7 0 0 0 7
Philosophy 0 5 0 0 0 5
Psychology 2 0 0 0 2 0
Physical Edu
0 1 0 0 0 1
Physics 0 3 0 0 0 3
Sanskrit 0 5 0 0 0 5
Zoology 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 2 114 0 0 2 114
2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty/Adhoc faculty
Department Adhoc Guest/visiting/temporary Total
Biochemistry 4 2 6
Botany 10 2 12
Chemistry 10 0 10
Commerce 14 4 18
Economics 9 1 10
English 14 3 17
Hindi 12 1 13
History 7 4 11
Maths 7 2 9
Music 2 0 2
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NHE 1 0 1
Political Science 8 1 9
Philosophy 4 6 10
Psychology 0 3 3
Physical Education
1 1 2
Physics 3 0 3
Sanskrit 5 1 6
Zoology 0 1 1
Total 114 28 142
2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia
Faculty Participation International National State/University Level Total
Attended conference 25 64 0 89
Paper Presentation 40 64 0 104
Resource Person 2 8 60 70
2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning University Calender was followed. Midsemester exams were conducted in every semester. Group Presentation/Discussion, Power Point presentation, Debates, Panel Discussion, Movie
Screening followed by Discussion, Guest Lectures, Educational trip Etc Tutorials on smart TV Skill development programmes related to skill enhancement courses Students are encouraged to undertake projects which help them to involve actively in the subject
matter.Students are encouraged to send their research articles to reputed journals also. Magazine is released annually in which students of the department publish their poems, prose, research articles, illustrations, etc. In the present year, we have released the e-version of the magazine, making it accessible to a wider readership. It is simultaneously an environment-friendly gesture. “Shreshtha” – the annual magazine of the Women’s Development Cell of Daulat Ram College or in “Pramila” – the annual magazine of Daulat Ram College.
Students are often taken to watch live performances of plays in theatres such as the National School of Drama or to other colleges of Delhi University and beyond. Visits are organised to the National Gallery of Modern Art to help students to begin an engagement with the visual art forms.
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For the MA students (both Previous and Final), an Orientation is organised wherein they are introduced to all the teachers of the department, they are told about the Internal Assessment Scheme and mentoring for writing research papers. This is an extremely beneficial exercise because these students only come to college once a week (either Wednesday or Saturday) for their tutorials. This orientation enables them to interact with all the faculty members and the juniors. It is a step towards the inclusivity of these students within the department and the college too.
Some special centres have been set up in the college to enhance learning, research and participation. These centres are Psychology resource centre, Drosophila research centre, Zebra fish research centre, Neuroscience study centre.
2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year: As per University Calender:
180 days
2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by College
The examination and evaluation of University guidelines werefollowed
Mid Semester exam were held in both the semesters.
2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restructuring/revision/syllabus development as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop.
None
2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students-
66-85%
2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage
Department Pass percentage
BA (Hons ) English 98
BA(H) Economics 89
BA(H) Hindi 95
BA(H) History 94
BA(H) Music 92
BA(H) Philosophy 79
BA(Prog) Physical Education 100
BA(H) Political Science 99
BA(H) Psychology 97
BA(H) Sanskrit 100
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BA(Prog)Sanskrit 90
BCom (Prog) 98
BCom (H) 99
BSc Life Science 100
BSc (H) Biochem 100
BSc(H) Botany 100
BSc(H) Chemistry 96.3
BSc(H)Maths 92
BSc(H)Zoology 97
Certificate course in Foreign language 83
Diploma course in Foreign language 54
D.R.C. Team Achievements and Individual Achievements in Physical
S No Team Position Event
1 Kabaddi I Delhi University Inter College Kabaddi Championship
2 KhoKho II Delhi University Inter College Kho-Kho Championship
3 KhoKho I Bharti Cup Kho-Kho Championship
4 Athletics III 4X1OO mts relay Bronze in Inter College Athletics Championship
5 KhoKho I Inter College level ‘Spradhaa 2018’ held at SRCAS, Delhi
6 Table Tennis I Maharaja Agrasen memorial T T tournament, 2018
7 Chess X Delhi University Inter College Chess Championship
8 Powerlifting
Participated
Gold in 63 kgs& Bronze Medal in 85+kgs in Inter College Powerlifting Championship
9 Weightlifting
Participated Gold in 53 kgs in Inter College Weightlifting Championship
10 Wrestling Participated
8 Bronze Medals in 8 weight categories in Inter College Wrestling Championship
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11 Badminton
Participated
Participated in Delhi University Inter College Badminton Championship
Individual Achievements in the Year 2017-18
S No Name Course Ye
arPositio
nGame/ Event Event
1 Nandni Sorout
Mathematics (H) I I & II Athletics North Zone Athletics Championship,
Tarantaran (Punjab)
2 Nandni Sorout
Mathematics (H) I Particip
ated Athletics Junior National Athletics Championship, Vijaywada.
3 Indu Solanki
B.Com Prog. I Particip
ated Kabaddi All India Inter University Championship, MDU University, Rohtak
4 Anu B.A.Prog II Participated Kabaddi All India Inter University Championship,
MDU University, Rohtak
5 Pooja Yadav
History (H) I Particip
ated Kabaddi All India Inter University Championship, MDU University, Rohtak
6 Sonia B.A. Prog I Participated Kabaddi All India Inter University Championship,
MDU University, Rohtak
7 Parveen Nisha Hindi (H) II Particip
ation KhoKho All India Inter University Championship, Kanpur
8 Nasreen B.A. Prog. I Particip
ation KhoKho All India Inter University Championship, Kanpur
9 AabhaRawat
Chemistry (H) III Particip
ation Kho-Kho All India Inter University Championship, Kanpur
10 ArchnaMaurya
B.Com Prog. II Particip
ation Kho-Kho All India Inter University Championship, Kanpur
11 Priyanka B.Com Prog. I Particip
ationGymnastic
sAll India Inter University Championship, Kurukshetra
12 Taruna B. A. Prog. I Particip
ationGymnastic
sAll India Inter University Championship, Kurukshetra
13 Sonia B. A. Prog. I Particip
ation Kabaddi Senior National Championship, Hyderabad
14 Sonam Hindi (H). I Participation Kabaddi Junior National Championship, Cuttack
15 Anu History (H) II Particip
ation Kho-Kho National Federation Cup Championship, Hyderabad
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16 Sakshi Kajla
Pol.Sc. (H) II Particip
ation Kho-Kho Senior National Championship, Kolhapur
17 AartiTyagi Pol.Sc.(H) III Particip
ation Kho-Kho Senior National Championship, Kolhapur
18 Guraksh Kaur
Psychology (H) I Particip
ationBall
BadmintonSenior National Championship, Gurugram
19 Ritika B.Com (H) I Particip
ationBall Badminton
Senior National Championship, Gurugram
20 Anju B. A. Prog. III I & II Shot put &
JavelinN.F.B. National Athletic Meet, Ludhiana (Punjab)
21 Paavni Arora
Economics (H) I I Powerliftin
gInter College Powerlifting Championship.
22 Vaishalli Pol. Sc. (H) I III Powerliftin
gInter College Powerlifting Championship.
23 Sonia B.A. Prog. I I Weightlifti
ngInter College Weightlifting Championship.
24 Nikita B.A. Prog II III Wrestling Inter College Wrestling Championship.
25 VarshaChaudhary
Pol. Sc. (H) I III Wrestling Inter College Wrestling Championship.
26 China Bhati B.A. Prog I III Wrestling Inter College Wrestling Championship.
27 Bharti Hindi (H) I III Wrestling Inter College Wrestling Championship.
28 Indu Solanki
B.Com Prog. I III Wrestling Inter College Wrestling Championship.
29 Anu History (H) II III Wrestling Inter College Wrestling Championship.
30 Pooja Rexwal
Zoology (H) I III Wrestling Inter College Wrestling Championship.
31 Monika Botany (H) II III Wrestling Inter College Wrestling Championship.
32 Nandni Sorout
Mathematics (H) I II 400 mts
(H) Inter College Athletics Championship
33 Nandni Sorout
Mathematics (H) I III 800 mts Inter College Athletics Championship
34 Archana Physics I III 4 X 100 Inter College Athletics Championship
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Sheoran (H) mts
35 N.P. Akshaya
B.Com (H) I III 4 X 100
mts Inter College Athletics Championship
36 Parveen Nisha Hindi (H) II III 4 X 100
mts Inter College Athletics Championship
37 Nasreen B.A.Prog I III 4 X 100 mts Inter College Athletics Championship
38 Nandni Sorout
Mathematics (H) I I 400 mts
(H) Delhi State Athletics Championship
39 Nandni Sorout
Mathematics (H) I II 800 mts Delhi State Athletics Championship
40 Archana Sheoran
Physics (H) I III 4 X 100
mts Inter College Athletics Championship
41 China Bhati B.A.Prog I III Taekwond
o Inter College Taekwondo Championship
42 Mamta B.A.Prog I III Taekwondo Inter College Taekwondo Championship
2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes Through departmental meeting with IQAC members The results of each department are evaluated
2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development
2.14 Details of
Administrative and Technical staff
Category Number of Number of Number of Number of
34
Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of facultybenefitted
Orientation programmes 4
Faculty exchange programme 1
Staff training/FDP conducted by the university 19
Staff training conducted by other institutions2
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Permanent
Employees
Vacant
Positions
permanent positions filled
during the Year
positions filled temporarily
Administrative Staff 27 49 0 40
Category Number of Permanent
Employees
Number of Vacant
Positions
Number of permanent
positions filled during the Year
Number of positions filled
temporarily
Biochemistry 3 2 0 2
Botany 4 6 0 6
Chemistry 4 1 0 1
Commerce 0 0 0 1
Economics 0 0 0 0
English 0 0 0 0
Hindi 0 0 0 0
History 0 0 0 0
Maths 0 1 0 1
Music 2 0 0 0
NHE 1 0 0 0
Political Science 0 0 0 0
Philosophy 0 0 0 0
Psychology 2 7 0 0
Physical Education
0 1 0 1
Physics 2 0 0 0
Sanskrit 0 0 0 0
Zoology 4 6 0 6
Total 22 24 0 20
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Criterion – III: Research, Consultancy and Extension
3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution
College had expanded infrastructures and built two new research laboratories which is being utilised by faculties interested in Drosophila genetics and Neurological drug delivery system.
Teachers were promoted to submit fresh Research grant. Almost all faculties of Zoology department has submitted research grants in innovation project advertised by University of Delhi.
Senior teachers have been facilitated to develop Drosophila resource centre where workshops for training both teachers and students from different Delhi university colleges.
New Ph.D students were registered with the faculty members.
IQAC promoted research by encouraging teachers to take up research projects, by building new research labs, by forming ethics committee for animal and human research.
3.2, 3.3 Details regarding major projects
Projects
Completed
Ongoing
Sanctioned
Submitted
Major
22 3 3 0
Minor
27 0 0 0
Total
49 3 0 0
3.4 Details on research publications
Publication Type International National University Level Total
Research Journal (Peer Reviewed)
56 7 0 63
E- Journals 3 0 0 3
Conference Proceedings
3 7 0 10
Total 62 14 0 76
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3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications: around 20% are with high impact Factor and around 10% have moderate citation index Given along with annexure 2 showing publications of faculty
3.6 Funds available for Research
3.7 No. of books published
Book Publications With ISBN No Chapters in Edited Books
Emodules Articles
Total 31 15 8 79
3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from
NA
3.9 For colleges
Agency Funds recieved
Autonomy No
CPE No
DBT Star Scheme Yes
INSPIRE
No
CE No
Any Other (specify) No
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Source 2017-18
Eco Club 0.20
Star College Project 12
Innovation Projects 15-16 2.6
Star Innovation 2016-17 4.8
Start Up Grant 8
UGC Research Grant 10
SERB 31
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3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy
Nil
3.11 No. of conferences/Skill Development Program/workshops organized by the Institution
Department International National University Sponsoring agency
Biochemistry 0 1 2 Self Financed
Botany 0 0 1 Self Financed
English 0 0 1 Self Financed
Economics 0 0 2 Self Financed
Chemistry 0 1 2 Self Financed
Commerce 0 0 1 Self Financed
Hindi 0 1 2 Hindi Academy
Philosophy 0 3 0 ICPR, UGC, GSDS, IOC, GAIL, Doner, ICSSR, Ghandhi Bhavan
Political Science 0 1 0 ICSSR
Psychology 0 1 22 Self Financed
Maths 0 0 1 Self Financed
Music 0 0 2 Self Financed
Sanskrit 0 1 1 BJSS, Self Financed
Zoology 0 1 1 Doner, Self Financed
Total 0 10 89 99
3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons
Faculty Participation
International National State/University Level
Total
Resource Person 2 8 54 64
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3.13 No. of collaborations
3.14 No. of linkages created during this year
Nil
3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :
S.No Source of Fund Amount
1 From Funding agency 73 lakhs
2 From University 7.4 lakhs
Total 80.4 Lakhs
3.16 No. of patents received this year
Type of Patent Number
NationalApplied 0
Granted 0
InternationalApplied 0
Granted 0
CommercialisedApplied 0
Granted 0
3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows
of the institute in the year
Department International National State University Dist College Total
Total 4 10 0 0 0 0 13
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S.No. Department Collaborating Purpose
1 DRC AACCI Education and Research
2 DRC Fluoride Research Foundation Education and Research
3 DRC Greenobin Waste Recycling
4 DRC Sansriti Foundation Education and Research
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3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides and students registered under them
Year Mphil Ph.D
2017-18 1 23
3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution :
1
3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)
S.No Department JRF SRF Total
1 Psychology 6 1 7
3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events
Level of Awards 2017-18
International level 2
National Level 0
State Level 102
University Level 2467
Total 2571
3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events
Level of Awards 2017-18
International level 44
National Level 2
State Level 2
University Level 100
Total 148
3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS
Level of Awards 2017-18
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International level 3
National Level 0
State Level 0
University Level 1
Total 4
3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC
Level of Awards 2017-18
International level 0
National Level 3
University Level 12
State level 3
Total 18
3.25 and 3.26 No. of Extension activities organized in 2017-18
S.No Organisation Event Purpose
1 College – North East Cell two days Inter-College North East Cultural
Extravaganza
To bring out ethnicity of this area
2 NSS and College Eco Club “Swachhta Pakhwara To inculcate cleanliness in college and around
3 NSS Voters Day Awareness programme
To increase awareness about voters rights
4 NSS awareness drive for importance of e-wallets,
digital payments and their benefits
To increase awareness
5 NSS Cycle Rally To celebrate women
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empowerment
6 NSS and WDC International Women's Day
To celebrate women empowerment
7 Commerce Dept of College – 10 Faculty members
Taught classes at School of Open Learning
To spread literacy
8 Botany Dept and Eco Club Took up plantation Drive on Campus
To increase green cover in the campus
9 Psychology Dept Mental Health Counselling
Mental Health awareness program (Street play,
Poster, Lets talk deprestion)
Suicide Prevention day(Open house, slam
poetry)
Menstrual hygiene workshop
To promote better mental health amongst students on
campus
4.0 Criterion IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources
4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities
Facilities Existing Newly created Source of Fund
Campus area 13.27 acres( 53,701 sq. m)
Nil Nil
Class rooms 56 0 UGC
Laboratories 25 1 UGC
Seminar Hall 2 Nil Nil
4.2 Computerization of administration and library
Library Resources
Existing Newly added Total
No. Value (INR)
No. Value(INR) No. Value
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Text Books
Reference Books
112480NA 2579 2104858 115059 NA
e-Books 0 0 0 0 0 0
Journals 0 0 0 0 0 0
e-Journals 0 0 0 0 0 0
Digital Database
TROODON-4
CD & Video 0 0 0 0 0 0
Others (specify)
Periodical/Magazines Per Year : 37
Newspapers daily: 11
4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)
Department Computers Internet Facility
Printers Servers softwares
Existing
New
Existing
New
Existing
New
Existing
New
Existing
New
Biochemistry 4 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0
Botany 7 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Chemistry 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Zoology 6 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
Physics 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Psychology 28 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 2 0
NHE 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
NSS 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
NCC 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Computer Lab 1
23 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Computer Lab 25 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
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2
Placement Cell
2 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
RTI office 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Foreign Language Office
1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Caretakers room
1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Hostel 7 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Sports 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Server room 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 0
Library 20 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 0
Administration
9 0 1 1 7 0 1 0 1 0
Accounts 8 1 1 1 8 1 1 0 2 0
Principals office
3 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 0
Total 152 6 23 21 46 4 5 1 7 0
4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.) in lakhs
Description 2017-18
Library 1540306
Equipment 1015507
Capital Assets 177289
Salaries 219850556
Maintenance 146990
Seminars/conference/workshops 1401916
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5. 0 Criterion V: Student Support and Progression
5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services
The college prospectus which contains details of Student Support Services is bought by all fresh students at the time of admission
Orientation Day Program is held every year on the first day of college to first year students to enhance awareness about student support services.
Taking feedback forms students to suggest ways of improvement.
5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression
The Teacher in charges (TIC) of each department monitors their attendance every month.
Parents of any student who fall short of attendance are informed by email by TIC or by the college office.
The TIC is checks and keeps track of the marks obtained in their tests and assignment
She informs the principal and the IQAC members regarding the pitfalls if any
5.3 (a) Total Number of students
Course I II III Total
BA(Prog) 154 179 112 445
B.Com (prog) 83 92 138 313
B.Com (H) 118 110 134 362
BA(H) 559 579 517 1655
BSc(H) 321 213 184 718
BSc Life Sci 46 78 67 191
Total 1281 1251 1152 3684
Course I II Total
MA 175 157 332
Grand Total 1456 1408 1152 4016
Number of Students admitted in Centre for Foreign Language 2017-18
NAME OF COURSE Total Students Enrolment
CERTIFICATE M F Total
CHINESE 13 16 29
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FRENCH 12 41 53
GERMAN 15 39 54
ITALIAN 17 18 35
JAPNESE 18 29 47
KOREAN 15 14 29
SPANISH 19 28 47
DIPLOMA
CHINESE 3 17 20
FRENCH 14 44 58
GERMAN 16 35 51
ITALIAN 13 12 25
JAPNESE 13 18 31
KOREAN 9 14 23
SPANISH 13 23 36
ADV.DIPLOMA
CHINESE 1 5 6
FRENCH 9 18 27
GERMAN 21 34 55
ITALIAN 8 5 13
JAPNESE 7 10 17
KOREAN 2 5 7
SPANISH 12 14 26
TOTAL 250 439 689
5.3 (b) No. of students outside the state
No of students from Delhi No of students outside the state Outside Country
1444 1609 59
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5.3(c) No. of international students : 59
(d)No of Male and Female students:
Gender %
Male 250(5.3%)
Female 4455(94.7%)
(e) No of students admitted in UG and PG courses in 2017-18
Department General SC ST OBCPhysically Challenge
dTotal
BA (Prog) 45 10 0 28 7 90
Biochemistry 15 3 1 7 0 26
Botany 29 5 1 10 0 45
Chemistry 16 1 0 6 0 23
Commerce (H) 125 18 3 46 0 192
Commerce (Prog) 74 21 3 20 0 118
Economics 54 8 4 23 0 89
English 45 7 5 20 0 77
Hindi 40 14 01 24 03 92
History 30 07 02 13 0 52
Life Science 10 10 3 16 0 39
Maths 17 07 1 14 1 39
Music 10 1 0 1 0 12
Political Science 48 16 6 23 3 106
Philosophy 21 6 5 11 0 43
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Psychology 32 4 3 8 0 47
Physics 20 4 0 13 2 39
Sanskrit 22 8 - 13 0 43
Zoology 18 6 2 13 0 39
Total 1677 162 40 308 16 2203
MA 91 24 9 33 2 169
Grand Total 1768 186 49 341 18 2372
Number of Students admitted Category Wise in Centre for Foreign Language 2017-18
NAME OF COURSE General OBC SC ST PH Total
CERTIFICATE M F M F M F M F M F
CHINESE 7 11 4 2 2 1 1 0 1 0 29
FRENCH 4 24 4 8 4 7 0 1 0 1 53
GERMAN 6 23 4 13 1 5 2 0 0 0 54
ITALIAN 6 18 4 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 35
JAPNESE 9 22 5 4 4 1 0 2 0 0 47
KOREAN 6 9 6 6 0 1 0 1 0 0 29
SPANISH 11 17 9 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 47
DIPLOMA
CHINESE 3 14 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 20
FRENCH 11 40 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 58
GERMAN 8 34 3 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 51
ITALIAN 9 12 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 25
JAPNESE 13 14 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 31
KOREAN 4 8 3 3 2 2 1 0 0 0 23
SPANISH 8 18 3 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 36
ADV.DIPLOMA
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CHINESE 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
FRENCH 4 16 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 27
GERMAN 11 39 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 55
ITALIAN 5 5 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13
JAPNESE 4 9 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 17
KOREAN 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
SPANISH 10 14 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26
TOTAL 142 356 62 61 23 29 6 5 1 2 689
5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)
Event Purpose No of students benefitted
Workshop give students insights into cracking competitive exams like CAT, civil services, banking exams
100 +
Seminar Career Counselling 100 +
Seminar How to Crack UPSC?” 100+
Seminar How to crack CAT exam 100+
Seminar How to pass hindi competitive exams 38
5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations :
325 respondents
None NET/SLET GATE CAT IAS STATE PSC
UPSC OTHERS
80.6% 7.1% 5% 1.2% 0 0 0.6% 8.9%
5.7 Demand Ratio and Drop out %
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Department Demand Ratio Dropout %
English 17.56 4.3
Chemistry 13.96 11.6
Commerce (P) 12.23 5.7
Psychology 11.41 4.3
Biochemistry 10.31 5.6
Zoology 8.64 6.5
Botany 7.63 10.9
History 7.29 14.5
Physics 7.19 11.8
Maths 7.08 9.4
Commerce (H) 6.89 16.5
Life Science 6.23 10.3
Political Science 6.02 5.4
Economics 5.7 25
BA(P) 5.23 13.4
Philosophy 5.06 18.8
Hindi 3.73 7.3
Sanskrit 2.19 11.3
5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance
S.No Event Purpose Date on which it was
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Held
1 Mutasir: The Youth Conference' To educate and motivate students by experts from diverse field
31st July 2017
2 Two sessions Substance Abuse amongst Youth
To make students aware of addiction
13th Oct,2017, 19th Jan,2018
5.7 Details of campus placement
On Campus Name of Company No of Students Job Profile Pay Package
EY(GDS) 5 Audit Associate 3.3 Lacs
KPMG India 17 Audit ADC 2.9 Lacs
Global Arcus 2 Senior manager Executive 3.6 Lacs
NIIT 6 Content developer 4 Lacs
Indigo Gen pact 1 Cabin Crew
Indigo Genpact 9 Finance and Accounting 1.5-1.8 lacs
Indigo Genpact 9 Banking Financial Services and Insurance
1.35-1.65 Lacs
Off Campus S & P 1 Data researcher 4.15 Lacs
KPMG India (Articleship)
1 Articleship (Audit) 1.8- 3.00 Lacs
Mazars (Articleship) 2 Articleship (Risk Advisory)
9.00-15.00 Lacs
Bharti AXA 5 MOA- Business Manager 2.4-3 Lacs
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5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes Five Faculty members attended faculty development programme which involved gender
sensitization
Gender sesitization programme in collaboration with NGO HAIYYA
Gender Champions Club was formed which functioned as follows:
Particulars No of students
Total Application recieved 250
Students selected as Gender Champions 38
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Students Selected as members of Gender Champion Club
104
Total 142
Activities of the club:
Group discussion on gender related issues
Inter class debate on constitutional provisions regarding gender equality
Discussion on gender related issues with visually handicapped
Exposure Visit to nearby areas around campus.
Self Defence Workshop
Poster Making Competition
Games and Fitness
Talk about menstruation and menstrual issues
5.9 Students Activities
5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events and cultural events
5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events
S.No Event
International level
2017-18
National level
2017-18
University level
2017-18Total
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S.No Event International level
2017-18
National level
2017-18
University level
2017-18
Total
1 Sports 1 20 150 171
2 Cutural Events
0 50 50 100
Total 1 70 200 271
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1 Sporta 0 3 20 23
2 Cutural Events 0 1 27 28
Total0 4 47
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5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support
DetailsNumber of
studentsAmount (Lacs)
Financial support from institution
41
3,39,000
Financial support from government 39 149,460
Financial support from other sources 17 73412
Number of students who received International/ National recognitions 31 50000
Total128
6,11,872
5.11 Student organised / initiatives
Event Internationl National State University Total
Fairs 1 0 0 10 11
Exhibition 4 0 0 15 19
Others 0 12 2 30 44
Total 5 12 2 55 74
5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students
Batches of Students from Psychology from all three years
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5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:
Students wanted canteen services to improve. These were improved.
There was a case of sexual harassment by a male teacher. The male teacher was asked to leave.
6.0 Criterion VI: Governance, Leadership and Management
6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution
Vision and Mission of Daulat Ram College
Education is a critical tool for human growth and development. Daulat Ram College established in 1960 under its founder, Shri Daulat Ram, clearly recognized the significance of women education. Even in the contemporary world the college motto Rittae Gyaannan Mukti that translates into ‘Salvation through Knowledge” along with its founder’s vision to provide world class education to young women continues to guide the vision and mission of the college in the 21st century. Adopting a community approach the college endeavours to look after the welfare of all its stakeholders, namely, students, faculty, staff and alumni. We acknowledge the significance of the fast changing environment and the need to keep abreast with the growing and changing demands of the situation. The endeavour is to provide a platform for the young minds to hone their skills in academia, co-curricular and extracurricular activities, along with personal discovery and growth. The focus is to provide an environment that allows holistic development at the mental, physical, socio-cultural and societal levels. This overall development would allow the young women to be empowered, confident and ready to take on the challenges of the future at personal and societal levels.
6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System
No It does not have any Management Information System
6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:
6.3.1 Curriculum Development
The curriculum Development is done by the University. College does not have power to do it.
6.3.2 Teaching and Learning
Regular Teaching is undertaken.
Assignments and Tests are regularly taken.
Study material is shared with the students
Whatsapp group of the class with teachers is encouraged to encourage interaction with the students
Addition of smart boards have added new technology to facilitate teaching.
Use of Case Studies, Management Games are encouraged to make learning more interesting.
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Research Based teaching is undertaken for few topics to make teaching more interesting.
Lectures by eminent scientist introduces new dimensions of the subject.
6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation
House exams are held for students on the parameters of Final Exam.
6.3.4 Research and Development
Ethics committee for Human research was set up
New research projects were initiated.
New Ph.D students were registered in the college.
Students from others colleges also complete their internships in some of the research labs.
6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation
Several New Books were added to the library
Smart board were installed and used in some departments
New equipments were added to the various labs.
Air Conditioners were installed wherever required
New Research Labs became totally functional.
Renovation work was taken in all Departments
Sanitary Napkin Incinerators were put up in all toilets
Garbage Disposal Cans were placed all over the campus
Cycle hiring stand was fully functional on campus .
Tons of institutional waste was recycled on campus.
Replaced incandescent/LFL by LFD’s in phased manner.6.3.6 Human Resource Management
Psychology added two permanent faculty staff.
Few teachers were sanctioned study leave to undertake research work for PH.D
Many teachers were given academic leave to upgrade their knowledge through orientation courses, seminars, conferences and workshop6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment
2 faculty members were recruited as Assistant Professors in Psychology Department
Recruitment of adhocs against leave vacancy of premature retirement cases was undertaken.
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6.3.8 Industry Interaction / CollaborationIndustry Encouraging interaction of industry with students on campus for placement.
Cyber cell and marketing cell introduced several events to introduce students to the corporate world.
Various talks and seminars are conducted to invite eminent speakers from the corporate arena to give insight to students about the Corporate World.
6.3.9 Admission of Students
Admission to Physics(Hons) and BA(Prog) with physical education done this year
Admissions for the year 2017-18 were done partially online that is the forms were generated online and the fee payment was also done online.
The record of admission was fully maintained online.
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S. No. Name of Teacher Dept. Designation
Period of Leave
Type of Leave
1Dr. Neha Niharika Zoology
Assistant Professor
20.07.17 to
15.01.18 CCL
2 Dr. Madhu ZoologyAssistant Professor
31.07.17 to
26.01.18Maternity
Leave
3Dr. Sonika Sharma Zoology
Assistant Professor
07.11.17 to
06.12.17 CCL
4Dr. Jyotsna Singh Zoology
Assistant Professor
07.11.17 to
05.05.17 CCL
5
Dr. Deepshikha Mhanta English
Assistant Professor
in Sr. Scale
01.01.18 to
30.11.18 CCL
6 Dr. Sunita CommerceAssociate Professor
02.01.18 to
27.03.18 CCL
7
Dr. Gurmeet Kaur Commerce
Assistant Professor
in Sr. Scale
02.01.18 to
04.12.18 CCL
8
Dr. Gurmeet Kaur Commerce
Assistant Professor
in Sr. Scale
28.08.17 to
26.09.17 CCL
9Dr. Sonika Sharma Zoology
Assistant Professor
11.05.17 to
06.11.17Maternity
Leave
10 Dr Sunita CommerceAssociate professor
03.8.17 to 02.09.17 CCL
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6.4 Welfare schemes for employees of college
Medical Reimbursements given to employees of Daulat Ram College in 17-18
S.No Year Expenses reimbursed (Rs) No of Employees benefited
1 2017-18 88,50,885 142
Allowances paid to number of employees in 2017-18
Year Child Edu allowance LTC/HTC Leave Encashment-LTC
2017-18 54 19 9
Student Counselling for Mental Health is done by Psychology Department on nominal charges
Student Health awareness programs are undertaken to make them aware of some health problems prevalent in students MoU signed with retired doctors.
Teachersn given leave to look after their children
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6.5 Total corpus fund generated:
The remuneration of the personnel working in the recycling unit of the college is being sustained through funds generated by selling, manure, plants, pots, recycled paper and its products. The salary of the recycling assistant was generated by marketing activity of the unit.
The funds raised under the self financed courses of foreign languages
6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done
Yes
6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?
Audit Type External Internal
Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority
Academic No NA No Principal
Administrative NO NA No Principal
6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?
For UG Programmes sometimes
For PG Programmes sometimes
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6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?
None
6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent colleges?
They encourage the colleges who are graded A by NAAC to take up autonomy.
6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association
Interaction with Alumni through Whatsapp Group and Feedback forms
Every year Rs 6,00,000 is added to the alumni fund. This supports some of the scholarships, waste management activities etc on campus.
Invited Alumni as Resource person for Faculty Development programme
Hazari Prasad DwivediSmarakBhashan mala’ which is an annual Lecture Series Organized by Department Of Hindi involve active participation from retired Faculty Members and alumni.
6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association
Parents were informed about students attendance from time to time especially when they fall short of attendance.
A feedback from parents was taken at the end of the session.
6.13 Development programmes for support staff
The supporting staff are trained by the respective seniors to carry out college work efficiently.
6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly
1. In department functions the guests are felicitated with a plant saplings instead of cut flower bouquet
2. The Union elections of the college are conducted online to reduce paper waste.
3. Paper Recycling Unit set up to recycle used assignment papers.
4. Shredder machine installed in recycling unit to prepare manure from fallen leaves on campus
5. Eco club and NSS programs are initiated to maintain cleanliness and take up ecofriendly initiatives.
7.0 Criterion VII: Innovations and Best Practices
7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the functioning of the institution. Give details.
Cells started by the department like S-Marketing Cell, Cyber Cell help to hone the skills of students in a particular specialised area.
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Recycling of cartons introduced to make file covers on campus.
Involvement of students in different research projects.
Involvement of students in societies/associations/ conferences research projects.
Skill development programmes are held to benefit students for future endeavour
7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the beginning of the year
S. no IQAC decisions Action Taken Report
1 Various events were shortlisted to be held under the IQAC banner
The programs were highlighted on the website months before the programs so that enough publicity could be made.
2 Research Labs were sanctioned funds to furnish themselves
The research labs became fully functional this year.
3 The renovation work for making another Lab for teaching activity of Nutrition and Health education was approved
The renovation was undertaken to make the new lab for NHE
4. The admission of students to BSc (Hons)Physics and BA(Prog) with physical education in the session 17-18 was approved.
The BSc Hons Physics and BA prog with PE admitted its first batch of students
5. It was decided to hold the Mid Semester exams The mid semester exams were held in both the semesters of 2017-18.
6. It was decided to collect feedback from students, parents, alumni, industry
Google forms were made and circulated online to collect the feedback responses from the various stakeholders.
7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution
7.3 (a) Green Campus
The college Garden committee, eco club and NSS maintains green campus which is essential for botanical class work and experimental materials. Apart from these interesting plants are growing and newer ones are regularly introduced to familiarize students to them. We encourage our students to plant sapling for making environment sustainable and ecofriendly.
• Perennials are added from time to time. There are about 530 plants belonging to 102 species currently growing in the campus.
• To create familiarity with the plants, most of these were identified and labelled with their botanical name, family and common name in 2009.
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• Most of these plants have been mapped with their exact location and a consolidated list has been prepared area wise under the guidance of Dr N. P. Malkani and Dr Ankita Sehrawat. A pictorial compilation of these species has been prepared along with the brief description and uses.
• The green lawn is maintained in front of the college and potted evergreen plants are added all over to enhance the greenery.
• Several seasonal flowering plants are grown in pots and displayed in the college premises for aesthetic purpose.
7.3 (b) Contribution to environmental awareness / protection
Paper waste from Department is sent to Recycling Unit of College
Reuse of used paper in Computer Lab
We Organized many competition for environmental awareness like- poster making, Slogan competition, Essay Writing, Rangoli etc.
The recycled unit has recycled tons of fallen leaves to manure by composting with fungal and bacterial cultures.
The cartons are recycled to form recycled brown paper. This is used to make file covers, carry bags etc.
The assignments sheets are recycled to form white paper. This is used to make paintings which are used to gift the guests after framing.
Medicinal plants , indoor plant and outdoor plants are propagated and maintained at recycling unit.
These are given as gifts to the guests of the college
The newspapers and magazines from the library are also send to vendors who redeem the points earned in this transaction in form of stationary which is used during the conferences.
7.4 Whether environmental audit was conducted?
No
7.5 SWOT
Strength:
The college is led by a dynamic principal.
The strength of the college is the intelligent group of students who join The strength of the college is the intelligent group of students who join the college. These students are usually motivated and committed students
The faculty serving the college are learned and have Ph.D to their credit.
The college students and faculty are exposed to the curriculum, extracurricular and cocurricular activities
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Weakness:
The college infrastructure needs a new building for expansion. But it has not been added till date.
Opportunities
The college has given opportunities to the students for their holistic development.
Teachers are encouraged to undertake research and expose the students to research.
The foreign language is popular amongst college and outside students.
The recycling unit is developing and improving its performance each year. The students are getting exposure to how to use waste as the resource material.
The new conference hall has helped to host seminars and conferences regularly.
The college is present in North campus so it can interact with University departments easily.
Threats:
If the college management does not improve the infrastructure it may lead to lot of losses.
8. Plans of College for next year
1. To maintain quality control of college activities through a functional IQAC
2. To make and follow institutional academic and activities calendar and follow it.
4. To improve infrastructure of the college.
5. To appoint ,promote and train faculty in the college
6. To appoint, promote and train Non teaching staff of the college
7. To improve the functioning of the recycling unit of the college.
8. To involve alumni in various activities of the college
9. Annexure 1: Summary of Feedback
Summary of the student feedback received
Total No of Responses: 2150
The feedback is obtained through Google forms available online and has been filled by approx 2150 students from all the departments of the college.
This feedback broadly covers student’s reviews about
College library,
Cleanliness, Hygiene and Comfort in the college
Canteen Feedback,
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Infrastructural Feedback
Gender Sensitization feedback
Teaching Aids, Co-curricular, extracurricular feedback
As per the feedback received, many students feel that though the required number of titles in the corresponding subjects is available in the library but they are not able to use Xerox facility, internet facility (Wi-fi), access to computers and INFIBNET facility in the library. The library subscribes satisfactory number of newspaper/magazines but question paper bank need to be maintained. The cleanliness/ illumination and security of wallets/bags in library are also fine with most of the students.
The cleanliness and hygiene at classrooms, corridors, girl’s common room is also fine with over 50% students.
Most of the students feel that there is lack of cleanliness as well as healthy food choices in college canteen. The seating space and arrangements is not enough, though most students feel that rates are reasonable and properly displayed inside canteen. The service is quite prompt and the staff is well behaved and well mannered.
In terms of infrastructural facilities, most of the students feel that facilities in laboratories, bank, girls common room, medical and auditorium is fairly good however many students feel that the computer centre and Wi-Fi facility is not good. The class rooms are not spacious enough although these are well equipped with chalk/duster/white board. Most of the students feel that the assistance at accounts office, administration office and Principal’s office is good. The facilities for differently-abled students in campus, library, and in toilets is also fine with the concerned students.
In terms of gender sensitization feedback students have the following suggestions:
1. Gender sensitization program must be conducted for all employees deployed at the campus.
2. The committee should hold regular meetings so as to address the problems quickly.
3. Awareness about the presence of ICC must be ensured among the students. The committee should be approachable and should conduct events so as to be available to the students. Women development cell of the college must be active in promoting confidence among students facing harassment.
4. Help desk against harassment should be opened in the college.
Teaching Aids, Co-curricular, extracurricular feedback conveys that most of the students don’t know that the college has access to the Inflibnet. The students feel that computers in the labs are not working properly; Wi-fi is not available. The students are satisfied with teachers providing additional study resources, and find home assignments useful. About 50% students feel that mid-sem exams are useful however they should be conducted with gap days. Many students feel that improvement is required in NSS hour’s allotment.
Summary of Alumni Feedback received
Total No of Responses: 167
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Summary: The feedback received from DRC Alumnae conveys that more than 75% succeed in getting admission in masters after the UG degree from DRC.
Some (about 25% of the total) took admission in diploma courses.
Though, around 18% succeeded in getting a placement while 35% couldn’t get placed.
Around 80% of the alumnae conveyed that education at DRC helped them to mature better, become empowered women, helped to live healthy life, achieve financial maturity and achieve academic excellence.
Around 65% alumnae maintained that the education at DRC helped them know about the various career opportunities and enabled them to argue and debate in various situations.
In terms of the shortcomings of the college, most of the alumnae conveyed that Infrastructure is a problem; more and focused emphasis on extra-curricular activities is required. Some mentioned that alumnae engagement is also lacking.
Finally, around 35% alumnae maintained that they would like to help the college in mentoring, popularizing and in financial aspects as well.
Summary of Parents Feedback received
Total No. of responses: 32
Parent’s feedback suggests that around 65% parents feel that the college has helped their ward to achieve academic excellence, personal grooming and general awareness, confidence and holistically development.
20% parents conveyed that their ward helped their ward to develop sports excellence while 56% feel that their ward couldn’t develop sports excellence.
Parents mentioned that overlapping time of studies and extra- curricular activities, lack of infrastructure etc are the major shortcomings of the college.
Also, parents suggested that there should be more and spacious classrooms, increased library hours, wi-fi services, provision of casual discussion between teachers and students.
Annexure 2: Publications of Faculty:
International Journals
1. Abbul Bashar Khan, Farooq Wani, Neeraj Dohare, Mehrajud din Parray, Prashant Singh, Rajan Patel. Ionic liquid influenced synergistic interaction between amitriptyline hydrochloride and cetyltrimethylammonium bromide(2017). Journal of Chemical & Engineering Data 62, 10, 3064-3070.(Citation index: 4)
2. Anu G. Aggarwal, Vikas Dhaka,NidhiNijhawan (2017). Reliability analysis for multi-release open source software systems with change point and exponentiatedWeibull fault reduction factor, Journal Life Cycle Reliability and Safety Engineering (Springer), 6,1, pp. 3-14, (Citation index: 0)
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3. Jitendra Kumar Maurya, Abbul Bashar Khan, NeerajDohare, Anwar Ali and Rajan Patel (2018).Effect of aromatic amino acids on the surface properties of 1-dodecyl-3-(4-(3-dodecylim-idazolidin-1-yl) butyl) imidazolidine bromide gemini surfactant. Journal of Dispersion Science and Technology 39, 2, 174-180. (Citation index: 4)
4. Jyoti A, Zhang Z, Balakrishnan B, Williams M, Singh S, Chugani DC, Kannan S. (2017)Tra-jectory of inflammatory and microglial activation markers in the postnatal rabbit brain follow-ing intrauterine endotoxin exposure. Neurobiol Dis. Dec 21;111:153-162. doi: 10.1016/j.nbd.2017.12.013. * Both authors have contributed equally.(Citation index: 0)
5. Kamna Vimal (2017) The Structure and Semantics in Paninian System of Grammar in Interna-tional Journal of Sanskrit Research, 3,4, 104-108 ISSN: 2394-7519.(Citation index: 0)
6. Kavita Sharma (2017 ) Emotional Intelligence: A Comparative Study between Sports Women and NonSports Women of Daulat Ram CollegeOnline International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, May issue2249-9598(Citation index: 0)
7. Kavita Sharma (2018) Impact of Fitness Training Programme on selected Health related PhysicalFitness Components on undergraduate females of Daulat Ram CollegeOnline International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, MaySpecial issue2249-9598(Citation index: 0)
8. Khetrapal M., Mudgal P., Lata V. (2017) Bio-detergent from brassica juncea(mustard) seed oil and study of its quality parameters & environmental indexes. In. J. App. Nat. Sci. (IJANS), ISSN (P): 2319-4014; ISSN (E): 2319-4022, 6(3), 35 – 40(Citation index: 0)
9. Malini Sharma, Sarita Nanda, Ritu Khanna, Pooja Khanna, Sumeet Goyal, (2017)Quantification of carbon footprint and handprint in the college campus: a peek into the future. International Journal of Innovative research in science, engineering and technology, 6, 4, (h Index 21) (Citation index: 0)
10. ManasaKongot, Neha Maurya, NeerajDohare, MehrajUd-din Parray, Jitendra Kumar Maurya, Amit Kumar, Rajan Pate (2018) . Enthalpy-driven interaction between dihydropyrimidine compound and bovine serum albumin: A spectroscopic and computational approach. Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics 36, 5, 1161-1170. (Citation index: 7)
11. Manisha Jaiswal (2018).Current scenario of E waste management in India: Issues and Strategies, Journal of Emerging technologies and innovative Research, International open access journal, 5,4; ISSN no 2349-5162UGC approved journal(Citation index: 0)
12. Manisha Jaiswal (2018).Personalised Advertising: The future of E commerce business International Journal of Research Culture society JOURNALS; 2, 2 ( UGC Jr. No. 64291) UGC Approved, Refereed, peers reviewed, Indexed International Research journal ISSN: 2456-6683 (Citation index: 0)
13. Manisha Jaiswal (2018).Sustainability a serious challenge for Indian water sector, International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts; 6,1; ISSN: 2320-2882.(Citation index: 0)
14. Megha Jain (2017). AmityGlobalBusinessReview,AGBR(UGCindexed)onEfficientMarketHypothesisinIndianStockMarkets:Are-examinationofCalendarAnomalies, 13,1, 32–41ISSN.0975-511X.(Citation index: 0)
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15. Megha Jain (2017). FromCashtoCash-lessEconomy–catalyticagentforFinancialInclusion?in‘Mudra:JournalofFinanceandAccounting’,UGC listedJournal4,1, 40-57(ISSN-2347-4467print,2395-2598online).(Citation index: 0)
16. Megha Jain (2017). TheUrbanisationDilemma:EconomicsandPossibleSolutions”inTerraGreenmagazine,TERIuniversityonsustainableissues,10,9, 24-37ISSN-0974-5688(Citation index: 0)
17. Megha Jain (2017).EconomicGrowthandRoleof‘TheMissingHalf’:ACross-CountryAnalysiswithspecificreferencetoIndiain‘Focus:JournalofInternationalBusiness,UGClistedjournal,4,2,73-87,(ISSN-2347-4459print,2395-258Xonline).(Citation index: 0)
18. Megha Jain(2017).EconomicDevelopmentandClimateChange:Anempiricalstudyondevelopingnationsgroup’in‘Focus:JournalofInternational Business’,UGClistedjournal,4,1,63-82,(ISSN-2347-4459print,2395-258Xonline).(Citation index: 0)
19. Mehrajud din Parray, Muzaffar Hassan Mir, NeerajDohare, Neha Maurya, Abbul Bashar Khan, Mahendra S Borse, Rajan Patel(2018). Effect of cationic gemini surfactant and its monomeric counterpart on the conformational stability and esterase activity of human serum albumin. Journal of Molecular Liquids 260, 65-77. (Citation index: 4)
20. Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Recent Scenario of Criminal Justice and Rehabilitation in India”. International Journal of Current Advanced Research (IJCAR), Volume-6, (Issue-8: August). Pp-pp 5557-5567. Impact Factor: SJIF: 5.995.(Citation index: 0)
21. Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Live-in-Relationship: A Taboo! Really?”. Journal of Arts, Culture, Philosophy, Religion, Language and Literature, Volume-1, (Issue-1 September- December) pp 1-6.(Citation index: 0)
22. Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Child Labor/Slavery as an Industry”. Advances in Economics and Business Management (AEBM), Volume-4, (Issue-7) July-September. pp 517-521. Impact Factor: 4.230.(Citation index: 0)
23. Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Idealization of Women’s Body Image in Advertising Industry”. Advances in Economics and Business Management (AEBM), Volume-4, (Issue-6) April-June, Pp-pp 380-384, Impact Factor: 4.230.(Citation index: 0)
24. Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Surrogacy as a Big Business Industry”. Advances in Economics and Business Management (AEBM), 4,6 April-June, Pp-pp 376-379. Impact Factor: 4.230.(Citation index: 0)
25. Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Taking Care of Mother Earth from a Buddhist Perspective”. Journal of Agroecology and Natural Resource Management (JANRM), Volume-4, (Issue-1). Pp-pp 95-98, Impact Factor: 4.235.(Citation index: 0)
26. Minakshi Paliwal (2018).Unleashing the growth potential of Indian MSMEs, Comparative Economic Research-Central and Eastern Europe (University of Lodz, Poland). 20, 2, 35-52. ISSN: 1508-2008; E-ISSN: 2082-6737.(Citation index: 0)
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27. Monu Kumar, Dr. Rajeev Kumar (2017).Analysis of a Stochastic Model on two Unit Cold Standby Hardware/Software System Considering Fault Tolerance”, Aryabhatta Journal of Mathematics and Informatics,9,2, pp-363-372ISSN: 0975-7139(Citation index: 0)
28. Monu Kumar, Dr. Rajeev Kumar (2018).Comparative Analysis of Two Stochastic Models on Hardware/Software System Considering Various Kinds of Failures, Errors and Recovery Coverages, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research,13,6,pp-3831-3843ISSN 0973-4562(Citation index: 0)
29. NeerajDohare, Abbul Bashar Khan, Fareeda Athar, Sonu Chand Thakur, Rajan Patel (2018). An insight into the binding of aceclofenac with bovine serum albumin at physiological condition: A spectroscopic and computational approach. Journal of Biomolecular Structure & Dynamics 36, 2, 398-406. (Citation index: 7)
30. Nishant Ranjan Chauhan, Medha Kapoor, LaxmiPrabha Singh, Rajinder Kumar Gupta, Ramesh Chand Meena, RajkumarTulsawani, Sarita Nanda, Shashi Bala Singh (2017) Heat Stress induced Neuroinflammation and Aberration in Monoamine levels in Hypothalamus are associated with Temperature Dysregulation; Neuroscience, 358, 79-92. (Impact Factor: 3.277) (Citation index: 5)
31. Onkar Mangla, Savita Roy, S. Annapoorni and K. Asokan (2018). Annealing of deep level defects in GaAs nanostructures by Ion beam irradiation” Material Letters 217,231-234 (Citation index: 0)
32. Phanjoubam Linthoingambi ( 2017) The nature of freedom in Sartre's existentialist ethics.
33. Phanjoubam Linthoingambi ( 2017) Freedom and Literature in Sartre's Existentialist Position - A Preliminary View.Gauhati University Journal of Philosophy (GJUP), Volume 2, Dec. 2017Pages: 137-144, ISSN:2456-3285(Citation index: 0)
34. Pooja Sharma (2017) Urbanisation and air Quality: A comparative Analysis of Delhi and Kolk-ata; International Journal On Emerging Technologies 324-329, ISSN: (print) 0975-8364.(Cita-tion index: 0)
35. Pooja Sharma (2017). Potential and Performance of FDI Inflows in India International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD), 1,6ISSN : 2456-6470 International peer reviewed journal, 4.101(Citation index: 0)
36. Pooja Sharma (2017).Changing Global Energy Dynamics and Role of Central Asia, Special Issue Geopolitics of Energy in Central Asia ,World Focus World Focus Issue 454, 2017; ISSN: 2230-8458 International peer reviewed journal(Citation index: 0)
37. Pooja Sharma (2017)Health Benefits Derived by Reducing Air Pollution : An East Delhi Analysis Journal of Advance in Humanities & Social Sciences;3,3 ISBN 978-969-670-986-2(Citation in-dex: 0)
38. Pooja Sharma(2017). Impact of Urbanisation: A comparative Overview of Four Mega Cities in India;India International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (IJTSRD), 1, 5,1052-1058 ISSN : 2456-6470.International peer reviewed e-journal.(Citation index: 0)
39. Pooja Sharma(2018). Public Health Expenditure and Economic Growth in India & China in DU Journal of Undergraduate research and Innovation 3,1, 57-74ISSN no. 2395-2334 e-journal(Cita-tion index: 0)
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40. Priti Malhotra, Arti Jain and Rekha Kathal(2017).Review on Biobased Mesoporous Material and Their Application in Waste Water Treatment; Curr Trends Biomedical Eng& Biosci 4, 2: CTBEB.MS.ID.5555635 ISSN:2572-1151(Citation index: 0)
41. Priti Malhotra, Arti Jain(2017).Removal of Heavy Metals from LaboratoryWastewater Using Waste Precursors: ASustainable Approach; International Journal of Chemical, Environmental & Biological Sciences (IJCEBS) 5, 1.ISSN 2320–4087 (Online)(Citation index: 0)
42. Pujarini Dash , Sunita Kumari Yadav, Lalit C. Garg, Aparna Dixit ,Pramoda K.Sahoo (2017) Post-challenge immune gene expression profiling in rohu, Labeo rohita vaccinated with modi-fied adjuvant-based Aeromonas hydrophila outer membrane protein R formulation. Veterinarski arhiv, Jan 2017.//doi.org/10.24099/vet.arhiv.160430(Citation index: 0)
43. Rajesh Kumar Malik and Anuradha (2018).Synthesis of Fluorescent Conjugated Polyacrylic acid.ISST Journal of Applied Chemistry, 9, 1, 7-9. ISBN -0976-7355 (I.F-0.30)(Citation index: 0)
44. Rajesh Kumar Malik, Jitendra Kumar Narwal, Surendra Kumar and Anuradha,(2017).Synthesis and Characterization of Conjugated Tris-(4-phenoxyphenyl) amine by Conventional Method. Chemical Science Transactions, 6, 1, 8-12. ISBN -22783318 (I.F-0.89)(Citation index: 0)
45. Reema Dehal (2017). Relationship Marketing Concept and Definitions: A Review, Researchers World, Journal of Arts, Science and Commerce, volume VIII, Issue 4(1)ISSN: 2231-4172.(Cita-tion index: 0)
46. Reema Dehal (2017). Relationship Marketing: A Conceptual Framework, in Indian Journal of Commerce and Management Studies, Volume VIII, special issue, ISSN-2249-0310, ERM public-ation, UGC approved number 20739.(Citation index: 0)
47. Ritu Payal, Arti Jain, and Priti Malhotra(2017). Waste to Wealth Approach: Removing ToxicHeavy Metals and Organic Dyes from wasteWater using Agricultural Waste;International Journal of Chemical, Environmental & Biological Sciences (IJCEBS) 5, 1 ISSN 2320–4087 (On-line)(Citation index: 0)
48. Sakshi Wason (2017). The (De)Gendered Role of ‘Moon’ in Vishwajyoti Ghosh’s Delhi Calm”. Indian Journal of Gender Studies. Peer-reviewed journal.24, 2, 281–307. CWDS SAGE Publica-tions. ISSN:0971-5215. Online ISSN: 0973-0672. (Citation index: 0)
49. Stocke NA, Sethi P, jyoti A, Chan R, Arnold SM, Hilt JZ, Upreti M. (2017)Toxicity evaluation pf magnetic hyperthermia induced by remote actuation of magnetic nanoparticles 3D micro-static tumor tissue analoges for TNBC.. Biomaterials (12) 115-125.(Citation index: 0)
50. Tarang Kapoor ( 2018) “Early Wittgenstein’s views on Ethics: Some Reflections”, Journal of In-dian Council of Philosophical Research online first on 5th February 2018 athttps://link.springer.-com/article/10.1007/s40961-018-0134-1ISSN 2363-9962(Citation index: 0
51. Tarang Kapoor( 2017)” David Hume: Some Metaethical Reflections”, Lokayat: Journal of Posit-ive Philosophy, 7,2, pp. 33-44. ISSN 2249-8389(Citation index: 0)
52. Taruna Sharma, NeerajDohare, MeenaKumari, Upendra Kumar Singh, Abbul Bashar Khan, Ma-hendra S. Borse and Rajan Patel(2017). Comparative effect of cationic gemini surfactant and its monomeric counterpart on the conformational stability and activity of lysozyme. RSC Advances 7, 16763–16776. (Citation index: 10)
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53. Vaibhav Chand, Deeptasgree Nandi, Anita Garg Mangla, Puneet Sharma, Aloo Nag. Tale of a multi-faceted coactivator, hADA3: from embryogenesis to cancer and beyond. Open Biology September 7.(Citation index: 1) http://rsob.royalsocietypublishing.org/cgi/content/abstract/rsob.160153
54. Vandana (2017). Eating Provisions and Practices: The Depiction of Dalit Food in Dalit Literature. Lapis Lazuli-An International Literary Journal. UGC Approved, Blind Peer Reviewed. Vol. 7, No. 1, Spring 2017. ISSN 2249-4529. Web.(Citation index: 0)
55. Vidhu Jain“An Exploration of the concept of Agency in Kundakundacharya’sSamayasara”, Inter-national Journal of Multidisciplinary Educational Research, Volume 6, Issue 5, May 2017 Impact Factor: 4.527, ISSN 2277-7881, IC Value: 5.16 ISI Value 2.286.(Citation index: 0)
56. Vikas Dhaka(2018). A Discrete Modeling Framework for Multi-Release Open Source Software Systems, International Journal of Innovation and Technology Management, 15, 2, pp. 1850011, ,World Scientific Publishing Company.(Citation index: 0)
National:1. Rajesh Kumar Malik and Anuradha (2018).Synthesis of Fluorescent Conjugated Polyacrylic
acid.ISST Journal of Applied Chemistry, 9, 1, 7-9. ISBN -0976-7355 (I.F-0.30)(Citation index: 0)2. Kapur, P. &Anand, P. V. (2018). Applications of Psychology – Reaching Out and Making a Dif-
ference. New Delhi: Excel India Publishers. (Co-editor)3. Anand, P. V.& Aggarwal, V. (2018). Strengths Based Interventions: Implications for Enhancing
Happiness and Self-Esteem. In P. Kapur & P.V. Anand (Eds.), Applications of Psychology – Reaching Out and Making a Difference (pp. 3–10). New Delhi: Excel India Publishers.
4. Regon, I. &Anand, P. V. (2018). Emotional Intelligence, Well-Being, Self-Esteem and Hope: An Intervention-Based Study on School Children. In P. Kapur & P.V. Anand (Eds.), Applications of Psychology – Reaching Out and Making a Difference (pp. 11–17). New Delhi: Excel India Pub-lishers.
5. Singhal, P., Palawat, M. &Anand, P. V. (2018). Emotional Intelligence and Yoga-Meditation Training: Implications for Happiness and Stress Management. In P. Kapur & P.V. Anand (Eds.), Applications of Psychology – Reaching Out and Making a Difference (pp. 18–28). New Delhi: Excel India Publishers.
6. Choudhary, A., Choudhary, M. &Anand, P. V. (2018). Effects of Optimism, Hope and Love of learning Intervention Programs on Self-concept and Self-esteem of Children Belonging to Low Socio-economic Status. In P. Kapur & P.V. Anand (Eds.), Applications of Psychology – Reaching Out and Making a Difference (pp. 211–218). New Delhi: Excel India Publishers.
7. Anand, P.V. (2017). Emotional Intelligence: From Self-Competence and Social Competence to Self-Positive. In Emotional Intelligence Magazine (pp. 26-28) U.S.
E-journal: International:
1. Pooja Sharma(2018). Public Health Expenditure and Economic Growth in India & China in DU Journal of Undergraduate research and Innovation 3,1, 57-74ISSN no. 2395-2334 e-journal(Cita-tion index: 0)
2. Rajesh Kumar Malik, Jitendra Kumar Narwal, Surendra Kumar and Anuradha,(2017).Synthesis and Characterization of Conjugated Tris-(4-phenoxyphenyl) amine by Conventional Method. Chemical Science Transactions, 6, 1, 8-12. ISBN -22783318 (I.F-0.89)(Citation index: 0)
3. TarangKapoor( 2017)” David Hume: Some Metaethical Reflections”, Lokayat: Journal of Posi-tive Philosophy, 7,2, pp. 33-44. ISSN 2249-8389(Citation index: 0)
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Conference proceedings
International
1. Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Euthanasia: To be or not to be?” Conference proceedings of the Interna-tional Conference on “Role of Arts, Culture, Humanities, Religion, Education, Ethics, Philo-sophy, Spirituality and Science For Holistic Societal Development”,ISBN:978-93-85822-42-1, PP-70-73.(Citation index: 0)
2. Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Gender Disparity in an Era of Globalization”. Conference proceedings of the International Conference on “Role of Arts, Culture, Humanities, Religion, Education, Ethics, Philosophy, Spirituality and Science For Holistic Societal Development”, ISBN:978-93-85822-42-1, PP-66-69.(Citation index: 0)
3. Pooja Sharma, Role of Human Capital in Economic Growth in South Asian Countries in compar-ison to China Conference proceedings of the International Conference-ICBESD 2018, titled Busi-ness, Economics & Sustainable Development by Department of Business & Sustainability, Teri School of Advanced Studies, New Delhi; 2018; ISBN: 9789353005085
National
1. Sakshi Wason (2018) Abu Abraham and the ‘gains’ of Emergency”.Literary Aesthetics and Conflict Studies. Conference Proceedings of UGC Sponsored National Conference on Literary Aesthetics and Conflict Studiesheld at Dyal Singh Evening College, University of Delhi, April 20-21, 2017. Ed. Alka Tyagi and Amita Sinha. New Delhi: Ramayan Printer. 99-111. 2018. Print.(Citation index: 0)
2. Vandana (2018) Appropriation of the Tribal Art Form in Bhimayana: Ambedkar Through the Graphic Mode. Conference Proceedings of the UGC-SAP-DSA (I) Sponsored National Young Researchers’ Conference on Trajectories of the Popular Expressions: Forms, Histor-ies, Contextsorganized by the Centre for English Studies, JNU, on 16 th and 17th February 2017. New Delhi: Aakar Books. 2018. 42-53. ISBN: 978-93-5002-575-8. Print.(Citation in-dex: 0)
3. Vandana (2018). The Rigid Village Space and the Anonymous City: The Diaspora-Mediated Dalit Self in Premchand’s and Ajay Navaria’s Short Stories. Conference Proceedings of the National Seminar on Migration and Diaspora: Theory, Cultures and Literature, sponsored by ICSSR and Global Research Forum on Diaspora and Transnationalism (GRFDT) held at Bharati College on 24th and 25th March, 2017. Through the Diasporic Lens. Vol. II. Ed. Nandini C. Sen. New Delhi: Authorspress, 2018. 169-178. ISBN: 978-93-87651-37-1. Print.(Citation index: 0)
4. Vandana (2018). Theories of/on Indian and Dalit Literature: Imagining and Contesting the National Community. Conference Proceedings of UGC Sponsored National Conference on-Literary Aesthetics and Conflict Studiesheld at Dyal Singh Evening College, University of Delhi, April 20-21, 2017. Ed. Alka Tyagi and Amita Sinha. New Delhi: Ramayan Print.(Citation index: 0)
Books published
1. Deepesh Rathore & Preeti Kapur (2017) The factor structure of GHQ12 (General Health Questionnaire-12 Items) in Indian Undergraduate Students, Excel India Publishers, pp-76-81, ISBN No. 978-93-86724- 38-0(Citation index: 0)
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2. Deepika Jindal and Richa Kaur (2018)eds of the book titled “International Business” 1st Ed (2018) for B. Com (Hons) Course (CBSCS), Semester VI, University of Delhi, published by MKM Publishers Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, ISBN: 978-93-87273-13-9.(Citation index: 0)
3. Deepika Jindal and Richa Kaur (2018)eds of the book titled “International Business” 1st Ed (2018) for B. Com (Prog) Course (CBSCS), Semester VI, University of Delhi, published by MKM Publishers Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, ISBN: 978-93-87273-15-3.(Citation index: 0)
4. Deepty Bansal ed of the book titled “ManharSangit Part –I”; ShivalikPrakashan, Shakti Nagar, Delhi ISBN. 978-93-83838-48-6.(Citation index: 0)
5. Geetanjali Kumar (2018) Co - authored book “Elements of Environmental Studies, 2018”.
6. Golcha S., Sahni R., & Deka, B. (2017). Mental Health of the primary care givers of children with intellectual disability. Delhi Psychiatry Journal 20(1), 28-35.(Citation index: 0)
7. Khosla, M. (Ed.) (2017). Physiological Psychology: An introduction. Sage Texts,Delhi, India.ISBN 978- 93-860-6211-6.(Citation index: 0)
8. Mehta, Sonia and Senrung, Anna (EDITORS) (March 2018) “North East India: The Untapped Tourism Industry”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications. ISBN: 978-93-85822-65-0.(Citation index: 0)
9. Mehta, Sonia (EDITOR) (2017) “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Happiness and Harmony)”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications. ISBN: 978-93-85822-57-5.(Citation index: 0)
10. Mehta, Sonia (AUTHOR)(2017) “The Buddhist Substitute of Universal”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications. ISBN: 978-93-85822-47-6.( this book is there in prescribed reference for ba hons n ba prog philosophy CBCS syllabus), can provide d proof.(Citation index: 0)
11. Mehta, Sonia (AUTHOR)(2017) “The Problem of Meaning in Buddhist Philosophy”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications. ISBN: 978-93-85822-43-8.(Citation index: 0)
12. Moitree Bhattacharya (2016) ‘Reviewing West Bengal Assembly Elections 2016’, in IASSI Quarterly Contributions to Indian Social Science (ISSN 0970-9061) pp. 175-181. (Citation index: 0)
13. NeeraJalchhatri: book “ साहि�त्यऔरसिसनेमाकेअंतस�बंध”paperback Edition Republished by Shilpayan Publication in International book fair January 2017(Citation index: 0)
14. RAJWANTI:MAHASHWETA DEVI KE UPANYASON MEIN DALIT ADIWASI VIMARSH; BOOK: AUTHOR - DR. RAJWANTI; ISBN - 978-93-86007-47-6; PUBLISHER – SVAAKSHAR;
15. SANTOSH: Bhartiyasahitya :paathparakadhyyan , Chief Editor : Dr.Seema Rani , Dr.Santosh , Editor : Dr.Neetu Gupta ISBN NO. 978-93-85539-10-7(Citation index: 0)
16. SapnaKachru My Music My Kashmir, (Citation index: 0)
Shashi Sharma(2018.) eds Book entitled “AyurvediyaMo
17. Shashi Sharma(2018.) eds Book entitled “AyurvediyaMoolaSiddhantaevamChikitsa”, Publisher Eastern Book Linkers, Delhi.(Citation index: 0)
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18. SumitaChakravorty ed of the book titled” Instruments in Hindustani Classic Music” Kanishka Publishers New DelhiISBN. 978-81-8457-332-9.(Citation index: 0)
19. SumitaChakravorty ed of the book titled” Sangeet Me GayanEvamVaadankaaAntarnihitSambandh” : Kanishka Publishers New Delhi ISBN 978-81-8457-651-1(Citation index: 0)
20. Sumita Chakravorty ed of the book titled”Lok Sangeet Mein Prayukt Vadhya Yantra”Kanishka Publisher ,New Delhi ISBN. 978-93-86556-12-7
21. Sumita Chakravorty ed of the book titled”Meloady and Musical Instruments”Kanishka Publisher,New Delhi ISBN .978-81-8457-764-8
22. Suparna Jain and Preeti Kapur(2018). Mental Health awareness among Indian Youth, Applications of Psychology: Reaching out and making a difference, 82-85 (ISBN:978-93-86724-38-0 )(Citation index: 0)
23. Suparna Jain, Alankriti Sharmaand Mohini Choudhary (2018). Bridging the gap between the specially-abled and the general population, Applications of Psychology: Reaching out and making a difference, 219-226 (ISBN:978-93-86724-38-0 )(Citation index: 0)
24. Suparna Jain, Sanya Jain, Navjot Kaur (2018) Improving the Psychological Health of Student Sojourns in India, Applications of Psychology: Reaching out and making a difference, 92-102, 2018 (ISBN:978-93-86724-38-0 )(Citation index: 0)
25. Sushma Arora (2017) ed of the book titled ‘Business Laws’2nd Ed.(2017)for B.Com(H)Course (Sem-1), Odisha University , published under CBCS Programme by Taxmann Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi,India,ISBN:978-93-5071-984-8.(Citation index: 0)
26. Sushma Arora (2018) ed of the book titled ‘Business Laws’3rd Ed.(2018)for B.Com Course(Sem-2), Delhi University, published under CBCS Programme by Taxmann Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, ISBN:9789386882646(Citation index: 0)
27. Sushma Arora (2018) edof the book titled ‘Business Laws’ 6th Ed.(2018)for B.Com(H)Course (Sem-1), Delhi University , published under CBCS Programme by Taxmann Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi,India,ISBN:9789387957671(Citation index: 0)
28. Sushma Arora and Raman Arora (2018) ed of the book titled ‘Cyber Crimes & Laws’ 3 rd Ed.(2018)for B.Com Course, Sem-III , Delhi University, published under CBCS Programme by Taxmann Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, ISBN:9879387957657(Citation index: 0)
29. Sushma Arora and Raman Arora (2018) ed of the book titled ‘Industrial Laws’3rd Ed.(2018) for B.Com(H)Course (Sem-5) and B.Com Course(Sem-5), Delhi University, published by Taxmann Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, ISBN: 9789387957664(Citation index: 0)
30. Sushma Arora and Raman Arora (2018)ed of the book titled ‘Cyber Crimes & Laws’ 2nd Ed.(2018)for B.Com(H) Course, Sem-IV , Delhi University, published under CBCS Programme by Taxmann Publications Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India, ISBN:987-93-5071-987-9(Citation index: 0)
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31. Wardhan R., andMudgal P. (2017) Textbook of Membrane Biology. Springer Singapore. DOI:10.1007/978-981-10-7101-0 eBook ISBN(E) : 978-981-10-7101-0, Hardcover ISBN
(P) : 978-981-10-7100-3(Citation index: 0)YEAR-2018(Citation index: 0)
6. Chapters in Edited Books
1. Kamna Vimal (2017) ed Chapter entitled Chandra VyakaranaaurBhashaTattva in Uttar Panini Ed. Dr. Anju Seth, ISBN: 978-81-8390-233-5.(Citation index: 0)
2. Kaur,M.,Singh,S.,&Khosla,M .(2018).Learning about the Tribes of North-East India.InS.Mehta&A.Senrung( Eds.), North-East India:The Untapped Tourism Industry, pp8-14.Krishi Sanskriti Publications.ISBN:978-93- 85822-65-0.(Citation index: 0)
3. Mehta, Sonia & Singh, Aditi (2017). Synopsis and case Studies: Overall Impact of Yoga Camp on JAZBA, NCC-Unit of Daulat Ram College, in Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Happiness and Harmony)”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications.pp-37-45.(Citation index: 0)
4. Mehta, Sonia & Singh, Aditi (2017). The Societal and Economical Concept of Yoga: A Boon or a Bane?, in Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Happiness and Harmony)”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications,ISBN-978-93-85822-57-5, PP-13-19.(Citation index: 0)
5. Mehta, Sonia & Singh, Aditi (2018). Tourism in North-East India: E3 (Economy, Exploration and Evolution), in Mehta, Sonia and Senrung, Anna (March 2018) “North East India: The Untapped Tourism Industry”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications, ISBN-978-93-85822-65-0, PP-1-7.(Citation index: 0)
6. Mehta, Sonia & Singh, Aditi (2018). Women and their Lifestyle in North-East India, in Mehta, Sonia and Senrung, Anna (March 2018) “North East India: The Untapped Tourism Industry”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications., PP-37-44.(Citation index: 0)
7. Mehta, Sonia, Marwah, Pawas & Sirothiya, Saumya (2017). Aristotelian Ethics Vs. Ethics in Yoga, in Mehta, Sonia (2017) “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Happiness and Harmony)”, New Delhi, Krishi Sanskriti Publications, PP-58-64(Citation index: 0)
8. Monica Prabhakaran (2017) Chapter titled ‘Hinduism’s Proactive Prescription Against Terrorism: Principle of Tolerance and Dutiful Action in Root Causes of Terrorism’: A Religious Perspective, Mahmoud Masaeli and Rico Sneller eds., Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017. pp. 164-197,ISBN (10):1-4438-1680-9(Citation index: 0)
9. Monica Prabhakaran (2017) Chapter titled ‘Vivekananda’s Spiritual Universalism and Religious Pluralism and Global Ethics in Spirituality and Global Ethic’s, Mahmoud Masaeli ed., Cam-bridge Scholars Publishing, 2017. pp.119-140,ISBN(10):1-4438-5073-X,ISBN(13):978-1-4438-5073-5(Citation index: 0)
10. Meenakshi Sharma ,Nidhi Gautam, Ankita Sehrawat (2017). The chapter on “Role of microbes’ in pollution control and agriculture” published in a book “Environmental concerns of 21st century: India and Global Context, under the theme: Environmental Biotechnology. Volume II. Page 9-16. ISBN: 978-93-83281-65-7.(Citation index: 0)
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11. Pooja Sharma (2017). Book Review The Political Economy of Sustainable Energy , Catherine Mitchell , 2008, Published by Palgrave Macmillan : New York , Southern Economist; vol-56 ISSN 0038-4046, e-journal International.(Citation index: 0)
12. Pooja Sharma (2017)Chapter titled “Dual and Unified GST : A Comparative Analysis (UGC sponsored national Conference) “ in book titled “Goods & Services Tax: Impact on Indian Economy “ , ISBN: 978-81-7708-435-1 (Citation index: 0)
13. Rajni Sahni & Reema Gupta (2017). Clinical Applications of Yoga in Childhood Disorders: A Review In: Mehta S, editor: Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Happiness and Harmony), Krishi Sanskriti Publications, pp. 32- 36 ISBN No. 978-93-85822- 57-5.(Citation index: 0)
14. Sakshi Wason (2017). Book Review of “Learn From the Almond Leaf” (Collection of poems by the poetess: Eunice De Souza, published in book form). Published in The Book Review. New Delhi: The Book Review Literary Trust. Non-peer reviewed journal.Vol XLI, 2017. ISSN: 09704175. 6-7.Web.(Citation index: 0)
15. Vandana (2017). The Limits and Possibilities of Satire: A Study of Hari Shankar Parsai’s Caste-based Hindi Short Stories”. Chapter in the book: Multicolored Glass: Studies on Indian Short Stories. New Delhi: Authors Press, 2017. 320-331. ISBN: 978-93-5207-82-9. Print.(Citation index: 0)
Articles Published
1. ANITA MINZ:PREMCHAND UPANYASHO KI NARIYA NAVJAGRAN KE SANDARBH ME ,ON 2017,BOOK = PREMCHAND KI PRASANGIKTA ' ISBN -978-93-86113-42-9(Citation index: 0)
2. ANITA MINZ:SWADESH KI PUKAR, ON 2017 , BOOK- PRAWASI SAHITYA PRASANG, ISBN -978-93-82597-98-8(Citation index: 0)
3. Hindi natkonKevaidik patron kimevaishmaykevividhaayaamPrasangikta(2017(Citation index: 0)
4. JYOTI SHARMA Article published Kavita say samwaydena or anubhutishamta palavitHotihaiInthe book 2017, ISBN CV 978-93-85600-12-8(Citation index: 0)
5. JYOTI SHARMA Article published ramdhari sing dinkar Kay Kavyameinabhivaykat rastriyaavam Sanskriticchetna in the book 2017 isbn 978-93-86113-27-6(Citation index: 0)
6. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published bhumandikaran Kay durmeinmeinreetikaleenneetikavyameinabhivaykat samajikbodhkiprasaggikta in the book 2017,ISBN 978-93-86330-17-8(Citation index: 0)
7. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published Bhumandikaran avam Hindi patrakaritameinabhivaykatrastriyabodh in the book,2017(Citation index: 0)
8. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published Bhumandikarankiprakiriya, media avamupbhuktavaad in the book,2017 , ISBN 978-93-82597-60-5(Citation index: 0)
9. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published chinmashtahpratikulavamsangarshyktpriesthi Kay Madhya nariasmitakitalaashinthe book,2017, ISBN 978-93-86113-42-9(Citation index: 0)
10. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published Hindi Kavitameinstriswar in the book sherstha 2017-isbn978-93-83745-12-8(Citation index: 0)
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11. JYOTI SHARMAArticle Published Hindi lmonmeinpravaasiJevan(sandrabnamshtaylanden,parades) in the book,2017,ISBN 978-93-82597-98-8(Citation index: 0)
12. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published Hindi upanaysonmeinchitritnari in the book sherstha 2018 ISBN 978-93-82651-30-2 1(Citation index: 0)
13. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published premchand Kay yunaya son meinchitritsamagik body inthe book 2017,isbn 978-93-86113-27-6 (Citation index: 0)
14. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published Samkalinkavita(striasmitaavam any maanviysandrbh) inthe book 2017 isbn978-93-82597-72-8(Citation index: 0)
15. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published Vayshvikpatal par murisiciousKa Hindi Katha sahitya in the book2017, ISBN 978-93-82597-84-1(Citation index: 0)
16. JYOTI SHARMAArticle published tulsisahityaKaSanskriticadhyan in the book,2017 ISBN 978-93-82597-94-0 (Citation index: 0)
17. Kamna Vimal (2017) ed Chapter entitled Chandra VyakaranaaurBhashaTattva in Uttar Panini Ed. Dr. Anju Seth, ISBN: 978-81-8390-233-5.(Citation index: 0)
18. KamnaVimal (2017) ed article entitled “A Feministic Analysis of Kalidasa’s Plays published in Shreshtha ISBN 978-93-87651-30-2.(Citation index: 0)
19. KamnaVimal (2018) ed article entitled “MahilaonkekhilafHinsaaurPrachinBharatiyaSamaj” published in Shreshtha ISBN 978-93-87651-30-2.(Citation index: 0)
20. KamnaVimal (2018) ed article entitled “Triple Talaaq – Recent Judgements and Their Interpretation” published in Pratibibma – An E-magazine of NCWEB, VMC, DU.(Citation index: 0)
21. KamnaVimal (2018) ed article entitled“YajnaParyavaranaurSvasthyasamrakshanakiVaidicYojana, in Cultural Continuum (An Anthology of Art & Culture)”, Ed. Dr. Sanjib Kumar Sarma, ISBN: 978-81-8390-282-3.(Citation index: 0)
22. KUSUMLATA: “Bhumandlikarankedaur me Issue and concern of (Writer) 978-93-86330-17-8Ki chunautiyanor education in the era ofSambhavnayenGloblisation(2017)(Citation index: 0)
23. KUSUMLATA:.Parshuramkipratiksha :Dinkar or saasnskritik(Writer) 978-93-86113-27-6
24. KUSUMLATA:.PitrisattatmaksmaajmeShreshtha(Writer)978-93-87651-30-2Striasmita(2018)(Citation index: 0)
25. KUSUMLATA:Aadhuniksandarbhon me Premchandkiprasangikta(Writer)978-93-86113-42-9
26. KUSUMLATA:janmejaykanaagyagya:INTERNATIONA STREAM(Writer)ISSN;2230-7850mithkiyapaatr or prasangiktaRESEARCH JOURNAL Impact Factor-4.1625( UIF) (2016)(Citation index: 0)
27. KUSUMLATA:PravaasihindikavitaonkePravaasihindisahitya(Writer)978-93-82597-84-1 .
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28. KUSUMLATA:Samkaalinhaasyavyngyakavitaonsvatantryottarhindikavita(Writer)978-93-82597-72-8 Me yugbodhnayerchnaatmaksarokaar(2017)(Citation index: 0)
29. KUSUMLATA:vaishamypurnsamaaj me Aadhunikhindisaahitya(Writer)978-81-933230-1-4 .
30. KUSUMLATA:Vartmaansandarbhon me stri or Shreshtha(Writer)978-93-5268-587-5 .Purushkarachnasansaar(2017)(Citation index: 0)
31. Megha Jain (2017) IndianFemaleWorkforceParticipationandGenderEquity:TheUntoldstorysofar’in DaulatRamCollegeMagazine,‘Shreshtha’,2017-18,ISBN-978-93-87651-30-2,Pp25-30byAuthorspresspublication.(Citation index: 0)
32. Mithak or raashtriyataraashtrvaad(2017)(Citation index: 0)
33. Monica Prabhakaran (2017 ).A Woman’s Search for Identity in ShyamBenegal’sBhumika”, Shreshtha An Annual Bilingual Publication, Pragati Women’s Development Cell, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, 2017, pp. 15-19(Citation index: 0)
34. NeeraJalchhatri: An Article “Rajnigandha” published in national monthly magazineIndraprasthBharti in Jan 2017.(Citation index: 0)
35. NeeraJalchhatri: book “ साहि�त्यऔरसिसनेमाकेअंतस�बंध”paperback Edition Republished by Shilpayan Publication in International book fair January 2017(Citation index: 0)
36. NEETISHA XALXO Akhbaaryaashifa; Poem; Streekal web articleWriter soloISSN 2394-093x; 2018(Citation index: 0)
37. NEETISHA XALXO JNU men parchamkoaanchalbanane Ki Sanghisaajish,
38. NEETISHA XALXO Kuchhkavitaayen; Poems; Magazine : Yudhratahamaadmi; ISSN 2320/0359; 2018(Citation index: 0)
39. NEETU GUPTA Asmitamulakvarshaurhindisahitya, 2017. Editor dr. Neetugupta, ,ISBN, 978-93-85600-26-5(Citation index: 0)
40. NEETU GUPTA BhartiyaSahitya, 2018. Editor, Dr. Neetugupta, ISBN, 978-93-85539-10-7(Citation
index: 0)
41. NEETU GUPTA Pashchatyakavyashastra, 2017. Pradhansampadak, Dr. Neetugupta, ISBN, 978-93-83745-41-8(Citation index: 0)
42. Pooja Khanna: Women & Entrepreneurship Shreshtha: Empowered, an interdisciplinary publica-tion by Pragati, WDC of Daulat Ram College;2107 ISBN:978-93-5268-587-5, pg:13-14.
43. Pooja Sharma: Invisible inequality: behind the scene; Optima Towards Excellence, Annual Eco-nomic Outlook;2017; ISBN: 978-93-806195-0-7, pg: 15-16
44. Premchand or unkaGODAAN (2017)(Citation index: 0)
45. PRIYANKA SINGH:Karn Ki CharitrikNirmittiyan (‘Rashmirathi’ KeSandarbh Mein)(Research Article)published in thebookDinkarAurSanskritikRashtravaad, 2016.ISBN: 978-93-86113-27-6.(Citation index: 0)
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46. PRIYANKA SINGH:Stree: Roopak se Vichaardhaaratak(Research Article)published in the book StreeswarAteetAurVartmaan, 2017.ISBN: 978-93-85600-12-8.(Citation index: 0)
47. PRIYANKA SONKAR:Hindi SahityameinAsmitamoolakVimarsh; Editor.Ghanshyam Sharma; ISBN :978-93-86810-73-1; :2018(Citation index: 0)
48. Priyanka Yadav: Gender Bias Adding to the conundrums of Indian Agriculture; Shreshtha: Empowered, an interdisciplinary publication by Pragati, WDC of Daulat Ram College;2017; ISBN:978-93-5268-587-5, pg:33-34.
49. RAJWANTI:MAHASHWETA DEVI KE UPANYASON MEIN DALIT ADIWASI VIMARSH; BOOK: AUTHOR - DR. RAJWANTI; ISBN - 978-93-86007-47-6; PUBLISHER – SVAAKSHAR;
50. Sakshi Wason (2017). Any woman can be Sohni” – ArpanaCaur’s re-appropriation of the Sohni-Mahiwal legend”. Shreshtha: Annual Bilingual Publication 2016-17. Non-peer reviewed annual bilingual magazine, released by Women’s Development Cell – ‘Pragati’ – Daulat Ram College (with ISBN).Eds. Vandana and Sakshi Wason. New Delhi: Authorspress, 2018. ISBN: 978-93-87651-30-2. 36-9. Print.(Citation index: 0)
51. Sakshi Wason (2017). L’ecriture feminine, Aphonia and Helene Cixous’ Portrait De Dora: Some Thoughts”. Shreshtha: Annual Bilingual Publication 2016-17. Non-peer reviewed annual bilingual magazine, released by Women’s Development Cell – ‘Pragati’ – Daulat Ram College (with ISBN).Ed. Vandana. New Delhi: Authorspress, 2018. ISBN: 978-93-87651-30-2. 42-5.Print.(Citation index: 0)
52. SANGYA UPADHYAYA:.‘MuktibodhkaMuktikamiSwapnadrashta’ : VicharGoshthi (presentation); AKSHAR-PARV Hindi Monthly; April-2017; ISSN : 2278-9766(Citation index: 0)
53. SANGYA UPADHYAYA:.Dastan Bhopal GauharMahalGhoomneki; Travelogue; SUBAH SAVERE E-Newspaper, Bhopal; 30 Oct. 2017(Citation index: 0)
54. SANGYA UPADHYAYA:.Muktibodh Ki Kavita Bharat Mein Marxvaad Ki ViphaltakaMahakavyaHai; YUGTEVAR Hindi Quarterly; January-March, 2018; ISSN : 2349-7513(Citation index: 0)
55. SANGYA UPADHYAYA:.NandBharadwajaur Ramesh UpadhyayakaSamvad (Special Report); JANPATH Hindi; July-August, 2017; ISSN : 2277-6583(Citation index: 0)
56. SANGYA UPADHYAYA:.Poems by SangyaUpadhyaya; ‘LAMHI’ Hindi Quartely; April-June, 2017; ISSN : 2278-554X(Citation index: 0)
57. SANTOSH SAIN:An Article published in “SHRESHTHA” Magazine of Women development cell of Daulat Ram college titled “BAAR GIRLS KE JIVAN KA AAINA : CHANDNI BAAR” in 2017, ISBN:978-93-5286-587-5 (Citation index: 0)
58. SANTOSH SAIN:An Article published in Annual Bilingual Megazine “SHRESHTHA” titled is “KANUNI DAAYRE ME TEEN TALAAK” IN 2018 , ISBN 978-93-87651-30-2(Citation index: 0)
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59. SANTOSH SAIN:Published paper in “NATAK AUR RANGMANCH : NAE VAICHARIK BODH” titled “LAHRON KE RAJHANS : MANAV MANOVIGYAN AUR AADHUNIK JIVAN SATYA” in 2017, ISBN:978-93-82597-50-6(Citation index: 0)
60. SANTOSH SAIN:Published paper in “PRAVASI HINDI SAHITYA” titled “ PRAVASI STRIYON KE ASTITVA KI TALASH...ANTARVANSHI” in 2018, ISBN:978-93-82597-84-1(Citation index: 0)
61. SANTOSH SAIN:Published paper in “PREMCHAND KI PRASANGIKTA” titled “PREMCHAND KA SAMAJIK CHINTAN” in 2017, ISBN:978-93-86113-42-9(Citation index: 0)
62. SANTOSH SAIN:Published paper in “SVATANTRATYOTAR HINDI KAVITA : NAE RACHNATMAK SAROKAR” titled “SVATANTRAYOTAR RAJNITIK PARIPREKSHYA ME DHUMIL KI KAVITAYEN” in 2017, ISBN:978-93-82597-72-8 (Citation index: 0)
63. SANTOSH: Bhartiyasahitya :paathparakadhyyan , Chief Editor : Dr.Seema Rani , Dr.Santosh , Editor : Dr.Neetu Gupta ISBN NO. 978-93-85539-10-7(Citation index: 0) SANGYA UPADHYAYA:.SangyaUpadhyayakiBalKavitayen; AArambh E-Magazine; July-September, 2017; ISSN : 2394-6660(Citation index: 0)
64. SaurabhJi (2017) Guptottar Bharat KaPrashasanikEvamAarthikItihas,PublisherVidynid-hiPrakashan, DelhiISBN978-93-8553945-9(Citation index: 0)
65. Shashi Sharma(2018) eds article entitled “Supreme Court keFaislevaNarisashaktikarana” in Shreshtha WDC magazine.(Citation index: 0)
66. Sumeet Goyal, Sarita Nanda, Malini Sharma (2017) Article Towards a Sustainable college campus, vol-7,issue 5; 2017; RNI No. APENG/2010/38296, Supported by IREDA, IS/ISO/9001-2008 Certified.; Energy Next Non- peer reviewed journal(Citation index: 0)
67. Suranjita Ray (2017)Agrarian Crisis that Killed Farmers in Odisha” in Mainstream Annual 56,1ISSN No. 0542-1462.Page No: 21-28.(Citation index: 0)
68. Suranjita Ray (2018)Depoliticising Deprivation: A Revisit to Kalahandi” published inOdisha Journal on Social Studies, January 2018, Development Research Institute, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha Page No: 66-85.(Citation index: 0)
69. Suranjita Ray (2018)Odisha: Revisiting the Anti-Posco Struggle”in Mainstream Republic Day Special56,6. ISSN No. 0542-1462.Page No: 33-37.(Citation index: 0)
70. Suranjita Ray (2018)The Uncontested and Contested Idea of ‘New India” in Mainstream, 56,8ISSN No. 0542-1462.Page No:19-23.(Citation index: 0)
71. Suranjita Ray (2018)Women Assert Right to Land: Revisiting the Anti-Posco Struggle” in Wo-men’s Watch, January-March, 2018,National federation of Indian Women, New Delhi.Page No: 30-31.(Citation index: 0)
72. Vandana (2018) Women ‘Performing’ the Opposite Gender: A Feminist Critique of SulekhaSan-yal’s The Seedling’s Tale.Shreshtha: Annual Bilingual Publication 2017-18.Non-peer reviewed annual bilingual magazine, released by Women’s Development Cell – ‘Pragati’ – Daulat Ram College (with ISBN). Ed. Vandana. New Delhi: Authorspress, 2018. 31-35. ISBN: 978-93-87651-30-2. Print.(Citation index: 0)
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73. VandanaTripathi:An article on ‘Historical Background of Yoga: Vedic, Medieval and Modern’ in Holistic Yoga: Health, Happiness and Harmony, New Delhi, KrishiSanskriti Publications, ISBN: 978-93-85822-57-5.(Cita
74. Vividhbhavevamvishay(2018)(Citation index: 0)
75. Year September 2017, Streekal web articleWriter soloISSN 2394-093x(Citation index: 0)76. Pooja Khanna: Women & Entrepreneurship Shreshtha: Empowered, an interdisciplinary publica-
tion by Pragati, WDC of Daulat Ram College;2107 ISBN:978-93-5268-587-5, pg:13-14.77. Ritu Khanna: Women & Road Safety in India Shreshtha: Empowered, an interdisciplinary publi-
cation by Pragati, WDC of Daulat Ram College;2017 ISBN:978-93-5268-587-5, pg: 38-40.78. Pooja Sharma: Invisible inequality: behind the scene; Optima Towards Excellence, Annual Eco-
nomic Outlook;2017; ISBN: 978-93-806195-0-7, pg: 15-1679. Priyanka Yadav: Gender Bias Adding to the conundrums of Indian Agriculture; Shreshtha: Em-
powered, an interdisciplinary publication by Pragati, WDC of Daulat Ram College;2017; ISBN:978-93-5268-587-5, pg:33-34.
E modules
1. Anju Jain, KP Mishra, Sarita Nanda (2018) M09 Sequential Development of Neurons from Stem Cellsin E module:PG Paathshala Zoology, P-06 Animal Physiology, https://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/ahl.php?csrno=35(Citation index: 0)
2. Anju Jain, KP Mishra, Sarita Nanda, (2018) M01 Organisation and Classification of Neuron in E module:PG Paathshala Zoology, P-06 Animal Physiology https://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/ahl.php?csrno=35(Citation index: 0)
3. Anju Jain, Shashi Bala Singh,Sarita Nanda (2018) M 13 Epilepsy, Parkinsons Disease, Alzheimers Diseasein E module:PG Paathshala Zoology, P-06 Animal Physiologyhttps://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/ahl.php?csrno=35(Citation index: 0)
4. Anju Jain,Varsha Baweja,Anna Senrung(2018) M18 Hypothalamic Hormones in E module:PG Paathshala Zoology, P-06 Animal Physiologyhttps://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/ahl.php?csrno=35(Citation index: 0)
5. Anna Senrung, Varsha Baweja, Anju Jain(2018) M 14 Classification of Hormonesin E module:PG Paathshala Zoology, P-06 Animal Physiologyhttps://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/ahl.php?csrno=35(Citation index: 0)
6. Sarita Nanda, Varsha Baweja, Anju Jain(2018)M02 Neuronal Cytoskeleton in E module:PG Paathshala Zoology, P-06 Animal Physiology, https://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/ahl.php?csrno=35(Citation index: 0)
7. Sarita Nanda,KP Mishra,Anju Jain (2018) M 06 Synapse and Neuromuscular Junction in E module:PG Paathshala Zoology, P-06 Animal Physiologyhttps://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/ahl.php?csrno=35(Citation index: 0)
8. Sarita Nanda,Shashi Bala Singh, Anju Jain (2018) M07 Mechanism of neurotransmitter ReleaseJunction in E module:PG Paathshala Zoology, P-06 Animal Physiologyhttps://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/ahl.php?csrno=35(Citation index:0)
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Conference attended by faculties
International
1. Binusha Joycell International Conference on Swadeshi Indology Conference on Mind Sciences, “Indian Culture and Psychology: A Consciousness Perspective”, organized by University of Delhi, from March 22-27, 2018.
2. Jyoti Singh International Symposium on Biological Timing and Health Issues in 21st century, Delhi University, February 22-24, 2017
3. Meetu Khosla International Conference on Swadeshi Indology Conference on Mind Sciences, “Indian Culture and Psychology: A Consciousness Perspective”, organized by University of Delhi, from March 22-27, 2018.
4. Monica Prabhakar International Conference on Self: Between Consciousness and Non-Being or-ganized by the Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan, May 13 to May 14, 2017.
5. Monica Prabhakar International Conference on Spirituality And…Culture organized by Progress-ive Connexions Interdisciplinary Life at Lisbon, Portugal. March 17 to March 18, 2018.
6. Pooja Anand International Conference on Swadeshi Indology Conference on Mind Sciences, “In-dian Culture and Psychology: A Consciousness Perspective”, organized by University of Delhi, from March 22-27, 2018.
7. Pooja Jain Attended 3rd International Conference on Environment and Ecology, St. Xavier’s Col-lege, Ranchi, 27-29 March 2017.
8. Pooja Jain Participated in International Right to Information Summit at RTI Institute of India, New Delhi, 16-17 September 2017.
9. Preeti Kapur International Conference on Swadeshi Indology Conference on Mind Sciences, “In-dian Culture and Psychology: A Consciousness Perspective”, organized by University of Delhi, from March 22-27, 2018.
10. Rajni Sahni International Conference on Swadeshi Indology Conference on Mind Sciences, “In-dian Culture and Psychology: A Consciousness Perspective”, organized by University of Delhi, from March 22-27, 2018.
11. Rama Pasricha 7th International Conference on waste management, ecology and environ-mental engineering (WMEEE-17) under 7th International Conference on Agricultural, Chem-ical, Biological and Ecosystems (ICACBE-17) on 3-4th August, 2017, organized by International Scientific Academy of Engineering and Technology at Pattaya, Thailand.
12. Sandhyarani Hawbam International Conference on Cognitive Behavioural Intervention- India 2017 organized by Indian association for Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (IACBT) from 6th-8th March, 2017.
13. Seema Khurana One international conference attended on “Mathematics and Applications (ICMA-2017)” organized by Ramjas college, University of Delhi,26-28th April 2017.
14. Sonia Mehta 4th International Conference on “Science and Holistic Health: Issues, Challenges, Opportunities, Prevention, Awareness” (Holistic Health: 2017) organized by KrishiSanskriti Pub-lication and Dr Mishra Educational Foundation at JNU, New Delhi, on 25th February 2017.
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15. Sonia Mehta International Conference on “Role of Arts, Culture, Humanities, Religion, Educa-tion, Ethics, Philosophy, Spirituality and Science For Holistic Societal Development, organized by World Congress and KrishiSanskriti Publication, at JNU, New Delhi, on 19th March 2017.
16. Dr. SumitaChakravarty Seminar on Indian Classical Music- Teaching & Performing Abroad Or-ganised by Faculty of Music, Delhi Univ. (Feb 2018)
17. Tarang Kapoor International Conference on “Fragmented Self: An Interdisciplinary Exploration into the Notions of Self and Identity in Contemporary Life” organised by Indraprastha College for Women, Department of Psychology, University of Delhi held from 30th to 31th October 2017.
18. Tarang Kapoor International Conference on “Human Rights and Gender Justice” organised by Youth for Human Rights International held at Indian Society of International Law on 6 thAugust, 2017
19. V. SujataRaju1st Global Conference – Spirituality….. And Culture organized by Progressive Connexions Interdisciplinary Life at Lisbon, Portugal. March 17 to March 18, 2018.
20. Dr.Violina Borah presented a paper titled “Felanee: Tracing the Untrodden Trajectories of Wo-men’s Struggle During the Socio-Political Movements in Assam During the 1970s” , in the Inter-national Conference on Women and Sectarian Violence in S.Asia : Fiction and Reality, organised by Univ of Gujarat, Dept of English, Nov 2017
21. Dr.Deepshikha Mahanta Bortamuly presented a paper on ‘Interrogating the Politics of the Proto-type Formation: Alienation , Progression, Migration and the Dilemma of the Outcast in the ‘North-Eastern Context” at the XVII FILLM International Conference on the Exotic and the Familiar in Language and Literature , 15-17 March, IIC, New Delhi, 2017.
22. Sakshi Wason presented a paper titled ‘peace, Censorship and the Democratic State” in the Inet-rnational Conf on Literature, Culture and World Peace, 23rd abd 24thSep, 2016, Pune, HERSO
23. Sakshi Wason presented “Re-Visiting Surveillance” at the Singularities International Conf on Power, organised by the PG Dept of English, KAHM UnityWomen’s College, Manjeri, 12-14 jan 2016
24. Sakshi Wason presented a paper through Skype: “The Politics of Politial Cartooning in iNdia Dur-ing the Emergency: O.V. Vijayan’s Tragic Idiom of Pictorial Protest”
25. pooja Sharma Presented “Conceptualising Energy Transition : A Gandhian Perspective” at Sevag-ram International Conference on Non-Violent Economy and Peaceful World , Sevagram , Wardha , Maharashtra on 27th and 29th October 2017.
Conference and Symposium attended by faculties
National1. Aarti Participated in a one-day national seminar on ‘Gandhi and Contemporary World’ held in
Daulat Ram College on 31st January 2018.2. Binusha Joycell Attended National Conference on ‘Psychological Applications and Interven-
tions: Reaching Out And Making A Difference’ at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 18th & 19th January, 2018.
3. Devender Attended National Conference on “”Contemporary Indian Thinkers” on 13-15th 20174. Devender Attended National Conference on AcaryaAbhinavagupta - Organized by
.Kendriya Hindi Sansthan,Agra (Human resource development ministery,Govt of India) – 19-20 th
January 2017
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5. Dr. Deepti Bansal Participated in Seminar on Indian Classical Music- Teaching & Performing Abroad Organised by Faculty of Music, Delhi Univ. (Feb 2018)
6. Geetanjali Kumar: Participated in the National seminar on ‘’Gandhi in the Contemporary World’’ organized by Gandhi Study Circle, Daulat Ram College on 31st January, 2018.
7. Jyoti Singh Attended National conference on A Multidisciplinary Approach towards Sustainabil-ity: A Novel Design, Daulat Ram College, D.U., 23rd January, 2018.
8. JYOTI SHARMA Attended National Seminar on “मानव मल् �ूय और ��दां ू� सा��त्य’ organized by Nav Unnayan sahityik society, New Delhi in 24 Feb, 2018.
9. Kshitija Wason Attended National Conference on ‘Psychological Applications and Interven-tions: Reaching Out And Making A Difference’ at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 18th & 19th January, 2018.
10. Kshitija Wason“Attended Towards a Psychology of Social Change: An Interdisciplinary Dia-logue” at IIT Delhi on 13th January 2018.
11. Meenakshi Thakur (2017) Attended National Symposiumon Environment :Challenges Genera-tion Next.March 2017 Deshbandhu College.
12. Meetu Khosla Attended National Conference North-East India:The Untapped Tourism Industry organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 15-16 march 2018
13. Meetu Khosla Attended National Conference on ‘Psychological Applications and Interven-tions: Reaching Out And Making A Difference’ at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 18th & 19th January, 2018.
14. Meetu Khosla Attended National Conference on “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Happiness and Har-mony) organized by Daulat Ram College in Collaboration with Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Sam-iti on 10th- 11th November 2017
15. Monica Prabhakar Attended Two Day National Seminar on “Interface of Philosophy with Various Art Forms” held at Daulat Ram College on 30-31 March, 2017.
16. Deepesh Rathore Attended National Conference on ‘Psychological Applications and Interven-tions: Reaching Out And Making A Difference’ at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 18th & 19th January, 2018.
17. Nidhi Gautam Attended Women’s Health Confluence on “Prevention and Cure of Cancer &Thyroid Disorders” organized by ASSOCHAM India on 25th May 2017.
18. NEETU GUPTA National Seminar, Nav Unnayan Sahitayik Society, Jan’201819. PhanjoubamLinthoingambi Attended Two Day National Seminar on “Interface of Philosophy
with Various Art Forms” held at Daulat Ram College on 30-31 March, 2017.20. Pooja Anand Attended National Conference on ‘Psychological Applications and Interven-
tions: Reaching Out And Making A Difference’ at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 18th & 19th January, 2018.
21. Pooja Jain Participated in National symposium on Quality in Higher Education: Road to Em-ployability, Shri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Delhi, 24 April 2018.
22. Pooja Jain Participated in AMIFOST 2017, Amity University, Noida, 26 September, 2017.23. Poonam Mantry Attended Research Scholar Seminar and Annual conference of the society of
Mathematical Sciences, Department Of Mathematics, University of Delhi on 01-02 May 2017
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24. Pratibha Kumari Attended National conference on challenges and strategies to improve crop pro-ductivity in changing environment: An integrated approach. 12 th January 2018 Organised by De-partment of Botany, Zakir Husain Delhi College, University of Delhi, New Delhi
25. Preeti Kapur Attended National Conference on ‘Psychological Applications and Interven-tions: Reaching Out And Making A Difference’ at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 18th & 19th January, 2018.
26. Rajni Sahni Attended 27th NAOP conference, 2017, organized by Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Kharagpur in collaboration with National Academy of Psychology, India on 22-24 December 2017.
27. Rajni Sahni Attended 27th National Conference on ‘Psychological Applications and Interven-tions: Reaching Out And Making A Difference’ at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi on 18th & 19th January, 2018
28. Rajni Sahni27th National Conference on “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Happiness and Harmony) organized by Daulat Ram College in Collaboration with Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti on 10th- 11th November 2017.
29. Rekha Rani.Participated in National Seminar on "Gandhi in the Contemporary World" organised by Gandhi Study Circle,DRC on 31 January 2018.
30. SANTOSH Participated in National Seminar, Topic- Gandhi Contemporary World, at Daulat Ram College on 31 Jan 2018.
31. SaurabhJi Attended National Summit on Revival and Rejuvenation of Bharathapuzha River Basin JNU Delhi24 March
32. Seema Rani Attended National Conference on “Contribution of dr ambedkar” organized by Rajiv Gandhi study circle, New Delhi in April 2016.
33. Seema Rani Attended National Conference on “Journey of Modern india : Contribution of Rajiv Gandhi” organized by Rajiv Gandhi study circle, New Delhi in May 2016.
34. Seema Rani Participated in Ntional Seminar on Gandhi in the Contemporary World organized by Gandhi study circle, Daulat ram college on 31st January 2018.
35. Seema Rani Participated in Inter National Conference on “सामाश्जक और सांस्त्कृयतक दृश्ष्ट्ट से हि�न्दी : कल आज और कल ” organized by Vishwa hindi sahitya parishad , at ICCR, Budapest Hungary in June 2017 and airfare sponsored by ICCR, Delhi
36. ShardaGautam Attended National Summit on Revival and Rejuvenation of BharathapuzhaRi-verbasin JNU2018
37. ShardaGautam Attended Perspetives of Modern Teaching Techniques IBS, Gurugram 2017Gurugram
38. ShardaGautam Attended Two Day National seminar IIMC, JNU Delhi201739. Shweta Satyam Attended National Conference on North East India ; The untapped tourism
industry Organized by Daulat ram college And Ministry of Development of Nortn Eastern Region - 2018
40. Shweta Satyam National seminar on Contrbution of AcaryaAbhinavagupta (UGC Sponsored ) Organized by Daulat Ram college - 2017
41. ShivaliAggarwalParticipated in a one-day national seminar on ‘Gandhi and Contemporary World’ held in Daulat Ram College on 31st January 2018.
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42. Sonia Mehta Attended A Two-Day National Conference on “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Har-mony and Happiness” organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collaboration with Gandhi Smriti and DarshanSamiti, held at Daulat Ram College on 10th – 11th November 2017.
43. Sonia Mehta Attended A Two-Day National Conference on “North East India: An Untapped Tourism Industry” organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collaboration with Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, held on 15th – 16th March 2018 at Daulat Ram College.
44. Sonia Mehta Attended An UGC Sponsored Two-Days National Seminar on “Contribution Of AcharyaAbhinavagupta: Philosophy Of Kashmir To The Overall Growth And Develop-ment Of Indian Thought” held at Daulat Ram College on 19th and 20th January 2017.
45. Sonia Mehta Attended Anokhi Club Event organized by Hindustan in collaboration with Star plus on 26th April 2017 at Daulat Ram College.
46. Sonia Mehta Attended National Seminar organized by Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi, held on 27th October 2017.
47. Sonia Mehta Attended National Symposium on “Ethics and Values: Reconnecting Past with Present”, organized by ShyamLal College (CHD) on 9th November 2017.
48. Sunita George Actively Participated in “National Conference on Innovations in Sciences in Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment(NSHE-2018” March 20 th, 2018 organised by Department of Chemistry, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi , Delhi.
49. Sunita George Actively Paticipated in “National Conference on Challenges and Strategies to Im-prove Crop Productivity in Changing Environment : An Integrated Approach, January, 12 th, 2018 organised by Department of Botany,Zakir Husain Delhi College, University of Delhi, Delhi.
50. Sushma Devi Attended Participated in the UGC sponsored national seminar on “contribution of AcaryaAbhinavagupta : philosophy of Kashmir to the overall growth and development of Indian though” organized by daulat ram college on 19th -20th January 2017
51. Sushma Devi Attended SamaradhakaSamman from Delhi Sanskrit Academy 2017-1852. Sushma Devi Participated in National conference on "Holistic yoga :H3( Health, Happiness and
Harmony)" organized by Daulat ram college, university of delhi in collaboration with Gandhi Smriti and DarshanSamiti on 10 th November-11th November2017
53. Dr. SumitaChakravarty participated in Seminar on Indian Classical Music- Teaching & Perform-ing Abroad Organised by Faculty of Music, Delhi Univ. (Feb 2018)
54. Tarang Kapoor Attended National Seminar on “Gandhi and the Contemporary World” to be held at Daulat Ram College on 31stJanuary, 2018.
55. Tarang Kapoor Attended Two Day National Seminar on “Interface of Philosophy with Various Art Forms” held at Daulat Ram College on 30-31 March, 2017.
56. V. SujataRaju Attended Two Day National Seminar on “Interface of Philosophy with Various Art Forms” held at Daulat Ram College on 30-31 March, 2017
57. VandanaTripathiParticipated in a two-day National Conference on Holistic Yoga: Health, Happi-ness and Harmony held at Daulat Ram College on 10th-11th November 2017.
58. VandanaTripathiParticipated in a one-day national seminar on ‘Gandhi and Contemporary World’ held in Daulat Ram College on 31st January 2018.
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59. Vidhi Chaudhary Attended "Harit Diwali Swasth Diwali" campaign organized by Ministry of En-vironment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India on 17th August, 2017 at Indira Paryavaran Bhawan, Jor Bagh, New Delhi
60. Vidhi Chaudhary Attended Nature Interpretation Walk at Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary dur-ing wildlife week 2017, New Delhi on 6th October, 2017 organized by National Museum of Nat-ural History and Department of Physics, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi
61. Vidhu Jain Attended Two Day National Seminar on “Interface of Philosophy with Various Art Forms” held at Daulat Ram College on 30-31 March, 2017.
62. Pooja Khanna, Presented a paper titled TRADE LIBERALISATION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE INFORMAL SECTOR at the 59th Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Labour Eco-nomics (ISLE), organised by the Gulati Institute of Finance and Taxation (GIFT), Thiruvanantha-puram in collaboration with the Department of Economics, Kerala University and the Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram on 16-18 December 2017
63. Pooja sharma, Presented “Energy Transition : Investment and Cooperation Prospects for BBIN” at DPG Round Table Discussion on Advancing BBIN Sub-regional Cooperation , India Habitat Centre , New Delhi on 13-14 December 2017
64. Pooja Sharma, Presented Paper titled “A Decentralized Pathway for Energy Security and Energy Transition in Developing Nations” at Conference on Decentralization and Alternative Development : Exploring Ideas from Gandhi and Kumarappa, Sri Ramakrishna Hegde Chair on Decentralization and Development, Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), Bengaluru & Karnataka Regional Branch of IIPA on 29-30 November 2017
Paper presentation at conference by faculty
International Seminar:1. Dr.Deepti Bansal Paper –“BharatvarshMein Sangeet Aur Paryatan Ki ParasparSambhawanayein”
Organised by Tourism & Historical Academy Of Rajasthan at LBS College, Jaipur (Sept.2017)2. Megha Jain Paper presented, titled “Nexus between Global Competitiveness and Eco-
nomic Growth: With Exclusive Reference to India” by FIIB at 3rd International Management Conference on Inclusive Growth, Good Governance, Globalization and Green Future from 19th Dec 2017 in collabora-tion with Uniglobe College, Nepal; Burgundy School of Business, France and Sa-Dhan, New Delhi.
3. JAZBA, NCC-Unit of Daulat Ram College”, in a Two-Day National Conference on “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Harmony and Happiness” organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collaboration with Gandhi Smriti and DarshanSamiti, held at Daulat Ram College on 10th – 11th November 2017.
4. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 10th Nov). Paper presentation on “The Societal and Economical Concept of Yoga: A Boon or a Bane?”, in a Two-Day National Conference on “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Harmony and Happiness” organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collabor-ation with Gandhi Smriti and DarshanSamiti, held at Daulat Ram College on 10 th – 11th
November 2017. 5. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 11th Nov). Paper presentation on “Aristotelian Ethics Vs. Ethics in Yoga”,
in a Two-Day National Conference on “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Harmony and Happiness”
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organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collaboration with Gandhi Smriti and DarshanSamiti, held at Daulat Ram College on 10th – 11th November 2017.
6. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 11th Nov). Paper presentation on “Live-in-Relationship: A Taboo! Really?”at National Symposium on “Ethics and Values: Reconnecting Past with Present”, organ-ized by ShyamLal College (CHD) on 9th November 2017.
7. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 19th Jan). Paper presentation on “ Relevance of AcharyaAbhinavagupta’s theory of Reality” in an UGC Sponsored Two-Days National Seminar on “Contribution Of AcharyaAbhinavagupta: Philosophy Of Kashmir To The Overall Growth And Develop-ment Of Indian Thought” held at Daulat Ram College on 19th and 20th January 2017.
8. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 19th Mar). Paper presentation on “Euthanasia: To be or not to be?” in an In-ternational Conference on “Role of Arts, Culture, Humanities, Religion, Education, Ethics, Philo-sophy, Spirituality and Science For Holistic Societal Development, organized by World Congress and KrishiSanskriti Publication, at JNU, New Delhi, on 19th March 2017.
9. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 19th Mar). Paper presentation on “Gender Disparity in an Era of Globaliza-tion” in an International Conference on “Role of Arts, Culture, Humanities, Religion, Education, Ethics, Philosophy, Spirituality and Science For Holistic Societal Development, organized by World Congress and KrishiSanskriti Publication, at JNU, New Delhi, on 19th March 2017.
10. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 25th Feb). Paper presentation on “Taking Care of Mother Earth from a Buddhist Perspective” in an 4th International Conference on “Science and Holistic Health: Issues, Challenges, Opportunities, Prevention, Awareness” (Holistic Health: 2017) organized by KrishiS-anskriti Publication and Dr Mishra Educational Foundation at JNU, New Delhi, on 25 th February 2017.
11. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 26th April) Panelist of Anokhi Club Event organized by Hindustan in collab-oration with Star plus on 26th April 2017 at Daulat Ram College.
12. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 27th Oct) Resource person of the National Seminar and Delivered an invited lecture on “Perception Vs. Reality: An Ongoing Debate in Indian Philosophy” held on 27th
October 2017, organized by Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi.13. Mehta, Sonia (2018, 15th Mar). Paper presentation on “Tourism in North-East India: E3 (Eco-
nomy, Exploration and Evolution)”, in a Two-Day National Conference on “North East India: An Untapped Tourism Industry” organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collaboration with Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, held on 15th – 16th
March 2018 at Daulat Ram College.14. Mehta, Sonia (2018, 15th Mar). Paper presentation on “Women and their Lifestyle in North-East
India”, in a Two-Day National Conference on “North East India: An Untapped Tourism In-dustry” organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collaboration with Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, held on 15th – 16th March 2018 at Daulat Ram Col-lege
15. Moitree Bhattacharya presented a paper titled "globalisation and decentralization: contextualising development" at an icssr sponsored international seminar, organised by kalindi college, university of delhi, 19-20 january, 2017.
16. Moitree Bhattacharya presented paper entitled ‘local governance in india: contextualizing de-velopment through inclusion and participation’, in a ugc sap drs-1 sponsored national sem-inar organised by department of political science, jamia milia islamia, new delhi, 1-2 march 2018
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17. Monica Prabhakar Presented a paper titled Self and Action in the Bhagavadgītā at the Interna-tional Conference on Self: Between Consciousness and Non-Being organized by the Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan, May 13 to May 14, 2017.
18. Monica Prabhakar Presented a paper titled Swami Vivekananda’s Spiritual Universalism: Uniting all Cultures in the Modern Global Village at the International Conference on Spiritual-ity And…Culture organized by Progressive Connexions Interdisciplinary Life at Lisbon, Por-tugal. March 17 to March 18, 2018.
19. Monu Kumar Presented a research paper entitled “Availability Analysis of Two Unit Cold Standby Hardware/Software System considering Various Kinds of Failure and Detection Recov-ery Mechanism” in International Conference on Symbiotic Development of Mathematical, Physical, Chemical & Computational Sciences held at Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology on 28 October, 2017.
20. Monu Kumar Presented a research paper entitled “Effect of hardware-software interaction fail-ures on performabiltyof hardware-software system” in an International Conference on History and Development of Mathematical Sciences held at Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak on 21-24 November, 2017
21. Monu Kumar Presented a research paper entitled “Performance and cost benefit analysis of a hardware-software system considering interaction failure, human error common cause failure and detection/location coverage” in International Conference on Recent Advances in Mathematics organized by Department of Mathematics, Aggarwal College, Ballabgarh, Faridabad on 17-18 February, 2018.
22. Monu Kumar Presented a research paper entitled “Profit and Performance Evaluation of the Two –Unit Cold Standby System Considering Various Failures along with Fault Detection-Loca-tion Coverages and Two Recovery Methods” in International Symposium on Advances in Mathematical Sciences and Applications in Engineering and Technology Organized by Depart-ment of Mathematics Poornima University, Jaipur on 27-29 April, 2018.
23. Monu Kumar Presented a research paper entitled “Role of Fault Location Coverage on the Per-formance of Hardware-Software System having Hardware/Software Interaction Failures, Com-mon Cause Failures and Human Errors” in International Conference on Recent Trends in Oper-ations Research and Statistics organized by Department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Tech-nology Roorkee on 28-30 December, 2017
24. Pooja Sharma Presented Paper on “Role of Human Capital in Economic Growth in south Asian Countries in comparison to China”, in the International Conference on Business , Economics & Sustainable Development (ICBESD 2018 ) organised by Department of Business & Sustainability , TERI School of Advanced Studies , New Delhi22-23 February 2018
25. Pooja Sharma Presented Paper title “ South East Asian Regional Integration: Scope & Chal -lenges” at ‘Youth Scholar Conference 2018’, on theme ‘Challenging Contours of East Asia: Challenges & Opportunities’ organised by Centre for East Asian Studies, SIS, JNU & Japan Foundation. 15thJunuary 2018
26. Poonam Mantry Presented a talk entitled “Computable Frames in computable Hilbert Spaces” in “International Conference on Applicable Analysis” held at Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University Of Delhi from 8th Feb 2017 to 11th Feb 2017.
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27. Poonam Mantry Presented a paper entitled “Computable g-frames” in International Workshop on “Wavelets, Frames and Applications-III” held at Kirori Mal College, University Of Delhi from 14 Dec, 2017 to 20 Dec, 2017.
28. ReemaDehal Presented a paper titled “Understanding Relationship Quality: A Study of Hotel In-dustry”, at 2nd International Conference 2018 (ICACCF2018) on Emerging Trends in Entrepren-eurship, Accounting, business and Management, on 22-23 March 2018 at Amity College of Commerce and Finance, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh.
29. Sakshi Wason“The Cosmopolitan Third Space: ‘Restorying’ the Partition” World Literature: Postcolonial Perspectives Depts of Germanic and Romance Studies and English, University of Delhi
30. ShardaGautam World Conference on the Vedas VaidikevamJatakkathaonmeinsamajdarshan IG-NCA2017 IIMC, JNUn Delhi, 2017
31. Tarang Kapoor Presented a paper titled, “A Critical Exploration of Memory Criterion of Personal Identity” at International Conference on “Fragmented Self: An Interdisciplinary Exploration into the Notions of Self and Identity in Contemporary Life” organised by Indraprastha College for Women, Department of Psychology, University of Delhi held from 30th to 31th October 2017.
32. Tarang Kapoor Presented a paper titled, “Capability Approach to Human Rights and Democracy” at International Conference on “Human Rights and Gender Justice” organised by Youth for Hu-man Rights International held at Indian Society of International Law on 6thAugust, 2017.
33. V. SujataRaju Presented a paper titled “The pertinence of the Upanishadic Understanding of Con-sciousness in the Contemporary World” in the 1st Global Conference – Spirituality….. And Cul-ture organized by Progressive Connexions Interdisciplinary Life at Lisbon, Portugal. March 17 to March 18, 2018.
34. Vandana“Dissemination of Dalit Literature in English Translation: Social Relevance, Politics, and Praxis.” Limbale and Dalit Resistance. March, 2018.
35. Violina Borah“Felanee: Tracing the Untrodden Trajectories of Women’s Struggle during the So-cio-Political Movements in Assam during the 1970s”. Women and Sectarian Violence in South Asia: Fiction and Reality Central University of Gujarat by the Department of English9-10 November, 2017
36. Vikas Dhaka Change Point based Reliability Growth Model for Multi-Release Open Source Soft-ware Systems Conference Presented and accepted for publication in proceedings of Joint In-ternational Conference on QRITBO held on 8th-10th Feb 2017 at Amity University, Noida.
37. Paper titled“Strengths Based Interventions: Implications for Enhancing Happiness and Self-Es-teem.” presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applications and Interven-tions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (First and Principal author)
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38. Paper titled“Emotional Intelligence, Well-Being, Self-Esteem and Hope: An Intervention-Based Study on School Children”presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applica-tions and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 organ-ized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Second author, supervisor)
39. Paper titled “Emotional Intelligence and Yoga-Meditation Training: Implications for Happiness and Stress Management” presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applica-tions and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 organ-ized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Third author, supervisor)
40. Paper titled “Effects of Optimism, Hope and Love of learning Intervention Programs on Self-concept and Self-esteem of Children Belonging to Low Socio-economic Status”presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applications and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Third author, supervisor)
National Seminar:
1. Anita Minz Presented a research paper titled ^^vkfnoklh dgkfu;ksa esa fpf=r L=h ,oa lkekftd cks/k** in the National Seminar organized by Hindi Department (D.U.) and Indira Gandhi National Art Centre, Delhi on 12-13 April 2018.
2. Ankita Sehrawat Participated in “Hindon once a lifeline, now a dead river: a mini review” in National Conference on Innovations in sciences and emerging challenges in health and environ-ment (NSHE-2018), 20th March, 2018
3. Anmol A Comparative study of Achievement Motivation in Sportspersons and Non Sportsper-sons of Daulat Ram College International Conference on Sports Medicine and Sports Sciences: SAICON 2017 held at JLN Stadium, New Delhi from 7-9 December, 2017.
4. AnmolComparison of Anxiety Level between Sportspersons and non Sportspersons among un-dergraduate female students of University of Delhi.International Conference on issues and new Ideas in Sports Management held at VishwaYuva Kendra, New Delhi from 8-10 March, 2018
5. Deepika Jindal Presented Paper on “Role on Media in Promotion of Tourism” at National Sem-inar on Challenges before Media organized by Department of Sanskrit, Daulat Ram College on 7th November 2017.
6. Deepti Bansal Title- “Aaradhna” Organised by VyasSamaroh, CCS Univ. Meerut (Oct 2017)7. Deepti Bansal Paper- “ Sangeetkar Aur ShrotaKaSamrasHona Sangeet Kala Ki Abhivriddhi Mein
Sahayak” Organised by SAM& Sangeet Nayak Pt. Dargahi Mishra Sangeet Academy, Gurgaon (Oct. 2017)
8. JYOTI SHARMA Presented research paper titled “म�हि&या के समक्ष चुनौहितया” ूाँ in national seminar organized by department of Sanskrit DRC, D.U in collaboration with Bhartiya jansanchar sangh ,7 Nov. 2017.
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9. JYOTI SHARMA Presented research paper titled “िूलु स� सा��त्य का साांस्कृहितक अध्ययन” in inter-national seminar organized by PGDAV Eve. College.New Delhi in collaboration with kendriya Hindi Sansthan,MHRD,Bharat Sarkar, New Delhi-23 March-November2017.
10. JYOTI SHARMA Presented research paper titled “स्वाध�हिना आन्दोलन और रामधार� भस ूां� �दनकर की कवहिवा” in national seminar organized by Deptt. Of Hindi .Maharaja Agrasen College,Univer-sity Of Delhi in collaboration with भारत�य सामाजिजक हिवज्ञानं अनसु न्धान पररषद ्19-20 Feb,2018.
11.JYOTI SHARMA Presented research paper titled “पव� ूोत्तर की आ�दवास� क�ातनयों में तन�हि� िूाव-बोध” in national seminar organized by Department of Hindi, D.U in collaboration with इंदिदरा गााँध� राष्ट्र�य कला कें द्र ,दिदल्ल� ससं् कृतत मतं्र ूालय ,भारत सरकार
12. Kavita Sharma A Comparative study of Achievement Motivation in Sportspersons and Non Sportspersons of Daulat Ram College International Conference on Sports Medicine and Sports Sciences: SAICON 2017 held at JLN Stadium, New Delhi from 7-9 December, 2017Indu Jain Presented Paper on “Role on Media in Promotion of Tourism” at National Seminar on Challenges before Media organized by Department of Sanskrit, Daulat Ram College on 7th November 2017.
13. KamnaVimal Presented a research Paper on BharatiyaShastraparamparameinTantraYukti: SushrutasamhitakeVisheshaSandarbhamein at the National conference on BharatiyaVadavidya organized by the Department of Sanskrit, Hindu College on October 24, 2017.
14.KamnaVimal Presented a research paper on Goraksha- SvasthaManavJeevanki Vedic Yojana at the World Veda Sammelanam from December 15-17, 2017 at IGNCA, New Delhi (To be pub-lished).
15. KamnaVimal Presented a research paper on RashtraCharitraNirmankeAupanishadikadarsha in the 21st India Conference of WAVES in collaboration with Centre for Indology, BVB, Delhi on Practical Aspects of Vedic Knowledge held at BharatiyaVidyaBhawan, Delhi Kendra from December 10-12, 2017.\
16. KamnaVimal Presented a research paper on Vedic Jala-ChikitsaVijnana: AdhunikaPariprekshya Mein in the Three Day AkhilBharatiya Sanskrit Sammelan organized by Delhi Sanskrit Academy from March 25-27, 2018.Dr. KamnaVimal Presented a paper on YuvaCharitranirmanVishayak-aBharatiyaDrishti at the Hansraj college at a conference organized by IndraprasthaAdhyayan Kendra on January 20, 2018
17. Kavita SharmaImpact of Engaging in Wellness Programme on Level of aspiration of undergradu-ate students of University of Delhi. International Conference on issues and new Ideas in Sports Management held at VishwaYuva Kendra, New Delhi from 8-10 March, 2018
18. ManishaJaiswal Paper presented on the “An Impact of Make in India Initiative on FDI Inflows into India” in one day National Conference on “Make in India: Rejuvenating Indian Economy for Sustainable Development held on 10th Feb, 2017, organized by Schools of Management Studies North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon Maharashtra.
19. Meenam Bhatia Presented paper in National symposium on “Pteridological studies in India: per-spectives and modern approaches in relation to Environment and Climate Change “organized by BSI Arunachal Pradesh center, Itanagar in collaboration with Indian Fern Society ,Chandigarh on 22nd -23rd, February,2018.
20. Megha Jain Paper presented, titled ‘Demystifying Environmental Sustainability: A case of selec-ted South Asian Nations’ at South Campus by Department of Business Economics (DBE), University
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of Delhi as on 1st Mar 2018 under their theme of ‘Innovation India: Inclusive Growth, Technolo-gical Change and Job Creation’.
21. Megha JainPaper presented, titled ‘Relationship between environmental sustainability and hu-man development index: a case of selected South Asian nations’ at 10th international confer con-ference on ‘Strategies for Promoting Inclusive Development’ by Bhim Rao Ambedkar College in association with South Asian Management Association (SAMA) from 17th to 18th Mar 2018 at University of Delhi
22. MeghaJain Invited to present paper, titled “From Digitization to Demonetization’ –beckons Fin-ancial Inclusion?”, organised by IIM -Indore at the upcoming 5th biennial In-dian Academy of Management (INDAM) 2017 conference to be held from 20th Dec 2017 at Indore under conference theme of Indian Insights: Integrating individuals, Institutions and Innovations.
23. MeghaJainPaper presented, titled “Study on ‘Climate, Growth and Inequality’: Evidence from se-lected South Asian Nations” at 5th PAN IIM World Management Conference by IIM-Lucknow held between 14th to 16th December 2017 under Sustainability multi-disciplinary track.
24. Monu Kumar Presented a research paper entitled “A Hardware-Software System Availability Model Considering Hardware-Software Interactions, Human Errors and Common Cause failures” in National Seminar on Recent Developments in Mathematical Sciences held at Maharshi Day-anand University, Rohtak on 07-08 March, 2017.
25. Mona: Presented a paper entitled Reverse Discrimination in ICSSR sponsored National Seminar held in Sri Aurobindocollege dated 6th-7th Jan 2017.
26. Monu Kumar Presented a research paper entitled “Profit Analysis of two Unit Cold standby Hardware-Software System in the presence of various failures and Recovery aspects” in National Conference on Novel Innovations in Engineering & Technology in Hindu College of Engineer-ing, Sonepat on 18 November, 2017.
27. Monu Kumar Presented a research paper entitled “Reliability Analysis of Two Unit Cold standby HW/SW System Considering LCFS Repair and Repeat Repair Policy” in 5th Rajasthan Science Congress held at Amity University Rajasthan on 13-15 October, 2017.
28. NEETU GUPTA Paper presentation in International Seminar, SPM College, Apr’18 29. NEETU GUPTA Paper presentation in National Seminar, Hindi Department, Apr’18
30. Pooja Khanna Paper presentation on ‘Depoliticising Deprivation: A Revisit to Kalahandi’, The 24th Annual Conference of Gabeshana Chakra onInequality, Diversity & Politics In Odisha, 28- 29 January 2017,Angul, Odisha .
31. Pooja Khanna Paper presentation on ‘Historical Background of Yoga: Vedic, Medieval and Modern’ in a two-day National Conference on Holistic Yoga: Health, Happiness and Harmony held at Daulat Ram College on 10th-11thNovember, 2017.
32. Pooja Khanna Paper presentation on ‘Local Governance in India: Contexualising Development through Inclusion and Participation’, in a UGC SAP DRS-1 sponsored National seminar organ-ized by Department of Political Science, JamiaMiliaIslamia, New Delhi, 1-2 March, 2017.
33. Pooja Khanna Presented a paper titled TRADELIBERALISATION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE INFORMAL SECTOR at the 59th AnnualConference of the Indian Society of Labour Eco-nomics (ISLE), organised by the GulatiInstitute of Finance and Taxation (GIFT),
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Thiruvananthapuram in collaboration withthe Department of Economics, Kerala University and the Centre for Development. 16-18 December 2017Studies, Thiruvananthapuram
34. Pooja Sharma Presented “Conceptualising Energy Transition : A Gandhian Perspective” at Seva-gram International Conference on Non-Violent Economy and Peaceful World , Sevagram , Wardha , Maharashtra
35. Pooja Sharma Presented “Energy Transition : Investment and Cooperation Prospects for BBIN” at DPG Round Table Discussion on Advancing BBIN Sub-regional Cooperation , India Habitat Centre , New Delhi13-14 December 2017
36. Pooja Sharma Presented Paper titled “A Decentralized Pathway for Energy Security and Energy Transition in Developing Nations” at Conference on Decentralization and Alternative Develop-ment : Exploring Ideas from Gandhi and Kumarappa, Sri Ramakrishna Hegde Chair on Decent-ralization and Development, Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), Bengaluru & Karnataka Regional Branch of IIPA . 29-30 November 2017
37. Priyanka Singh Presented a research paper titled ‘Vaishavik Hindi Mein Anuvaad Ki Bhoomika’ in International Seminar organized by Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma (P.G.) Mahavidyalay, Jaipur in collaboration with Kendriya Hindi Sansthan, Agra. September, 2017.
38. R. Kathal, V. Chaudhary and L. Kumar (2016). Controlling heavy metal water pollution by phytoremediation: A sustainable approach. In: National Conference on Combating industrial pollution for Sustainable environment - A fusion of Industrial and Scientific Efforts, September 22-23, Department of Chemistry, Gargi College, University of Delhi.
39. Roopshikha Presented Paper on “Role on Media in Promotion of Tourism” at National Seminar on Challenges before Media organized by Department of Sanskrit, Daulat Ram College on 7th November 2017.
40. Sarita Nanda Recycling Unit-Swacthaabhiyan of College NPL-CSIR open house41. SaurabhJi Seminar Naya Bharat AurUcchaShikshaYojana Dakshina Foundation in Associ-
ation with National Social Science Council Delhi201842. SaurabhJi Two days National Seminar Girnarke Sanskrit Abhilekhon Mein ParyavarniyaChintan
ShaheedBhagat Singh Evening College Delhi201843. SaurabhJiTwo days National Seminar Bhartiya Rishi ParamparaKaParyavarankePratiD-
rishtikon ShaheedBhagat Singh Evening College Delhi201744. Shagun Danda A molecular phylogeny and new subsectional classification of Crotalaria
(Leguminosae) based on molecular markers and morphology. Shabir A. Rather, Shweta Sub-ramaniam, Shagun Danda, Arun K. Pandey. XXVII Annual Conference of Indian Association for Angiosperm Taxonomy & International Symposium on “Plant systematics: Priorities and Challenges” November 10 - 12, 2017
45. Shagun Danda Scaling of leaf venation architecture and anatomical features explains ecolo-gical and evolutionary patterns in the genus Crotalaria L. Shagun Danda, Shweta Sub-ramaniam, Shabir A. Rather, Arun K. Pandey. XXVII Annual Conference of Indian Association for Angiosperm Taxonomy & International Symposium on “Plant systematics: Priorities and Challenges” November 10 - 12, 2017.
46. Shagun Danda Systematic and evolutionary significance of seed morphology in the genus Crotalaria (Leguminosae). Shabir A. Rather, Shweta Subramaniam and Shagun Danda. XXXX All India Botanical conference of The Indian Botanical Society & National Symposium on Evalu-ation and conservation of plant germplasm. September 15-17, 2017
47. ShardaGautam Two Days National Seminar Srimad Bhagavad-Gita meinparyavaranchintan ShaheedBhagatsingh evening College 2018
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48. Shashi Sharma Presented a research paper titled AyurvediyasambhashaPaddhati: CarakSamhi-takesansdarbha Mein at National seminar organized by department of Sanskrit, Hindu College in 2018.
49. Shashi Sharma Presented a research paper titled MaharshiVyasakiBhagwatPraptikeMargPrati-padanakiShaili -Bhagwat Gita kePariprekshyamein at National seminar organized by department of Sanskrit, Hindu College in 2018.
50. Sunita George Nature’s Doctors-Medicinal Plants in “National Conference on Innovations in Sci-ences in Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment(NSHE-2018” March 20 th, 2018 organ-ised by Department of Chemistry, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi , Delhi. (Poster)
51. Dr. VandanaTripathi: Presented a paper on‘Historical Background of Yoga: Vedic, Medieval and Modern’ in a two-day National Conference on Holistic Yoga: Health, Happiness and Har-mony held at Daulat Ram College on 10th-11th November 2017.
52. Vandana “Dissemination of Dalit Literature in English Translation: Social Relevance, Politics, and Praxis.” Limbale and Dalit Resistance. Department of English, Dyal Singh College (E). March, 2018
53. .Vandana Presentation. “Theories of/on Indian and Dalit Literature: Imagining and Contesting the National Community.” Literary Aesthetics and Conflict Studies. Department of English, Dyal Singh College (E). April, 2017.
54. Violina Bora presented Felanee: Tracing the untrodden trajectories of women’s struggle during the SocioPolitical movements in Assam during the 1970s. Presented at the two-day international conference on women and sectarian violence in South Asia: Fiction and Reality in Central Uni-versity of Gujarat by the Department of English, on 9-10 November, 2017.
55. Paper titled“Strengths Based Interventions: Implications for Enhancing Happiness and Self-Es-teem.” presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applications and Interven-tions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (First and Principal author)
56. Paper titled“Emotional Intelligence, Well-Being, Self-Esteem and Hope: An Intervention-Based Study on School Children”presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applica-tions and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 or-ganized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Second author, supervisor)
57. Paper titled “Emotional Intelligence and Yoga-Meditation Training: Implications for Happiness and Stress Management” presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applica-tions and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 or-ganized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Third author, supervisor)
58. Paper titled “Effects of Optimism, Hope and Love of learning Intervention Programs on Self-concept and Self-esteem of Children Belonging to Low Socio-economic Status”presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applications and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Third author, supervisor)
59.1. &ॉ संतोष सैन ‘Post Independence Indian Literature and Culture’ ववषय पर आयोजजिज
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2. &ॉ संतोष सैन “स्वाध�हिना आन्द्दोलन में द�दिदं ू� की भ�समका” ववषय पर आयोजजिज दो ददवस�य राष्र�य सिसंूर्ोष्ठ� में भार् सलया और “भारिर दुदगशा में तनदहि� राष्र�य ििूेना” ववषय पर शोध पत्र प्रस्ििूु ककया | प�.ज�.ूर्�.ए.व�. कॉलेज (सिसांध्य) , ददल्ल� ववश्वववद्यालय द्वारा आयोजजिज
3. &ॉ संतोष सैन िWस्वांत्र्तत्योत्िूर द� िूंदी कवहिवा : नए रिरनात्मक सरोकार” ववषय पर दो-ददवस�य राष्र�य सिसंूर्ोष्ठ� में भार् सलया और “ िWस्वांत्र्तत्योत्िूर राजन�हितक पररप्रेक्ष्य में धस�मल की कवहिवाए”िूं ववषय पर शोध पत्र प्रस्ििूु ककया | दौसिलराम म�ाववद्यालय , ददल्ल� ववश्वववद्यालय द्वारा 07 नवम्बर 2017 को
4. &ॉ संतोष सैन “म�&या[ के समक्ष िूुनौहितया”ूँ ववषय पर आयोजजिज राष्र�य सिसंूर्ोष्ठ� में भार् सलया और “म�&या[ की सामाजजक िूुनौहितया”ूँ ववषय पर शोध पत्र प्रस्ििूु ककया |
Resource Person
International
1. Poonam MantryPresented a talk entitled “Computable g-frames” in International Work-shop on “Wavelets, Frames and Applications-III” held at Kirori Mal College, University Of Delhi from 14 Dec, 2017 to 20 Dec, 2017.
2. SmitaYadav Member, organizing committee in the international conclave entitled international Ambedkar Conclave, celebrating constitution day organized by forum of SC and ST legis-latures and parliamentarians, 27-28 November 2017 VigyanBhawan, New Delhi.
National Level
1. Leena Vij Member organising committee National Conference on Innovations in Science and Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment as ORGANISER Daulat Ram College20 th
March 20182. Leleeka Mayanglambam Devi Member of Organizing Committee National conference on
“North-East India: The untapped Tourism Industry”, Daulat Ram College in collaboration with the Ministry of DoNER, 15-16 March, 2018
3. Monica Prabhakar Organized a National Seminar on ‘Interface of Philosophy with Various Art Forms’ at Daulat Ram College, March 30-31,2017.
4. Sarita Nanda convener National symposium and awareness program on Lifestyle and Reproduct-ive health challenges DRC and Zoology Dept, Delhi University One day,29th March,2017
5. Sonia Mehta Convenor of an ICPR sponsored Three-Days National Conference on "Exploring the Meeting Ground of Moral, Medical and Legal Aspects of Social Dilemmas in Public In-terface"patronized by Dr. YogeshTyagi, Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi, held at Daulat Ram College from 21st – 23rd October, 2016.
6. Sonia Mehta Convenor of the Two-Day National Conference on “Holistic Yoga: H3 (Health, Harmony and Happiness” organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collabor-ation with Gandhi Smriti and DarshanSamiti, held on 10th – 11th November 2017 at Daulat Ram College.
7. Sonia Mehta Convenor of the Two-Day National Conference on “North East India: An Un-tapped Tourism Industry” organized byDaulat Ram College, University of Delhi in collabor-ation with Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, held on 15th – 16th March 2018 at Daulat Ram College.
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8. Sonia Mehta Convenor of the UGC Sponsored Two-Day National Seminar on “Contribution Of AcharyaAbhinavagupta: Philosophy Of Kashmir To The Overall Growth And Develop-ment Of Indian Thought” held at Daulat Ram College on 19th and 20th January 2017.
State Level1. NEERA JALCHHATRI Lecture given on “ववज्ञापन सिसनेमा : दृश्य ूर्ाषा मेंूर्ाषा का म त्व” in the Na-
tional Conference Organized byDepartment Of Performing Art, Mahatma Gandhi Antararashtriya Vishvavidyalaya, Vardha, Maharashtra 27 January 2018.
2. NEERA JALCHHATRI Member Of Editorial teem Of ‘SAMAJBODH’ Journal Nov. 2016.
3. Pooja Sharma Resource person on Judicial Activism in Aggarwal College, Ballabhgarh in 20174. Resource person International Conference on Public Health Care-2018 Krishi Sanskriti5. Sarita Nanda delivered a Invited talk in Public Health Care: Alternative Methods Vis-à-vis Mod-
ern Medical Practices-Issue and Challenges (PHC-2018) Dr. G. C. Mishra Educational Founda-tion18th January, 2018
6. SaurabhJi Organiser ChitraBharati Film Festival BhartiyaChitraSadhana Siri Fort Auditori um 7. ShachiChawla:Resource person on Judicial Activism, Aggarwal College, Faridabad8. ShardaGautam Three DaysNational UddanUtsav (Creative Writing) JNU Judge Delhi 2017
University Level1. Anita Mangla Member Organising Committee National Conference on Innovations in Science
and Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment as ORGANISER Daulat Ram College20 th
March 20182. Ankita Sehrawat Co-convener Faculty Development Program (FDP) on CBCS based curriculum
paper “Industrial and Environmental Microbiology” for B.Sc. Botany (hons) at Department of Botany, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India on 19th-20rd March, 2018
3. Ankita Sehrawat Delivered a talk on “Mining deep proteome by analyzing sub-cellular nuclear proteome and RuBisCO depletome” 3rd Plant Proteomics Workshop/Training Program at De-partment of Botany, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India on 19th-23rd Dec, 2017
4. Ankita Sehrawat Discussant in Technical Session on “Analysing the adulterations in Essential oils” Skill Development Workshop on “Food Adulteration and Security” for the undergraduate students at Department of Botany, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, New Delhi on 3rd -14th July, 2017.\
5. Ankita Sehrawat Resource person Faculty Development Program (FDP) on CBCS based cur-riculum paper “Industrial and Environmental Microbiology” for B.Sc. Botany (hons) at Depart-ment of Botany, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India on 19th-20rd March, 2018
6. Dr. Monica Prabhakar Resource person on Relevance of Buddhist Teachings Today: Promot-ing Peace, Non-Violence, Love and Friendliness at Buddhist Study Centre, established by UGC at Shyama Prasad College, University of Delhi, on January 28, 2017DU15January2018
7. KamnaVimal Coordinated National Seminar on Challenges before Media in association with BJSS on November 7, 2017.
8. KamnaVimal Delivered a lecture on Youth Today and Relevance of the Teachings of Swami Vivekananda for them on January 12, 2018 organised by NSS, DRC.
9. KamnaVimal Delivered a lecture on Youth Today and Relevance of the Teachings of Swami Vivekananda for them on January 12, 2018 organized by NSS, DRC
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10. KamnaVimal Member, NSS team, in organizing Self- Defense Workshop in February, 2018.11. KamnaVimal Member, Organizing team of the National Conference on North East India: The
Untapped Tourism Industry organized by Daulat Ram College in collaboration with Ministry of Develpoment of North Eastern Region (DoNER) on March 15-16, 2018.
12. KamnaVimal Moderated a session i.e. Academic Session III at the 21st India Conference of WAVES on December 11, 2017.
13. MadhuDamani: As a member of Gandhi Study Circle assisted in organizing a National sem-inar on ‘Gandhi and the Contemporary World” on 31st January 2018 atDaulat ram college
14. Meenakshi Sharma Resource Person In House Skill Development Workshop on “Food Adultera-
tion and Security” held on July 3rd –July 14th , 2017 organised by Department of Botany, Daulat
Ram College, University of Delhi, Delhi
15. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 26th April) Panelistof Anokhi Club Event organized by Hindustan in collab-oration with Star plus on 26th April 2017 at Daulat Ram College.
16. Mehta, Sonia (2017, 27th Oct) Resource person of the National Seminar and Delivered an invited lecture on “Perception Vs. Reality: An Ongoing Debate in Indian Philosophy” held on 27th
October 2017, organized by Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi.17. Mrs.SmitaYadav : Member of organizing committee in the National Seminar on ‘Gandhi in the
contemporary world ‘ organized by Gandhi study circle ,Daulat Ram College ,on 31st January 2018.
18. Neeru Dhamija Member organising committee National Conference on Innovations in Science and Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment as ORGANISER Daulat Ram College20 th
March 201819. NEETU GUPTA PARTICIPATION IN CORPORATE LIFE Translated 2 stories from English
to Hindi in Bhartiya Anuvad Parishad20. Nidhi Gautam convener of Two-week In-house skill development certificate course on “Food
adulteration and security” from 3rd -14th July, 2017
21. Nidhi Gautam Edited manual of “Food adulteration and security” certification course, 2017
22. Padmshree Mudgal Organised 2 Training Workshops for DU Teaching Faculty on Zebrafish model systems
23. Radhika Gupta Worked as resource person in 2 Training Workshops for DU Teaching Faculty on Zebrafish model systems Daulat Ram College 2018
24. Rama Pasricha Convener Faculty Development Program (FDP) on CBCS based curriculum
25. Rama Pasricha Editor LIANA 2018 magazine of Botanical society Daulat Ram College
26. Rama Pasricha Member of Organizing Committee In-house Skill Development Certificate
Course on "Food Adulteration and Security" at Department of Botany, Daulat Ram College,
University of Delhi from July 3-14, 2017.
27. Rekha Kathal Co-convener Faculty Development Program (FDP) on CBCS based curriculum pa-
per “Industrial and Environmental Microbiology” for B.Sc. Botany (hons) at Department of
Botany, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi from 19th-20rd March, 2018.
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28. Rekha Kathal Member of Organizing Committee In-house Skill Development Certificate
Course on "Food Adulteration and Security" at Department of Botany, Daulat Ram College,
University of Delhi from July 3-14, 2017.
29. Rekha Kathal Resource Person In House Skill Development Workshop on “Food Adulteration
and Security” held on July 3rd –July 14th , 2017 organised by Department of Botany, Daulat Ram
College, University of Delhi, Delhi
30. SaurabhJi Convener In House Skill Development Dept of Sanskrit, DRC, 26 Dec. 2017-10
31. SaurabhJi Convener National Seminar on "Challenges Before the Media" Dept of Sanskrit and Indian Association of mass Communication DRC 7 Nov.2017
32. SaurabhJi Convener Three Days National Event UddanUtsav JNU Delhi 2017
33. SaurabhJi Judge Debating Competition Debating Society of Ramjas CollegeRamjas College,34. Sejal Mahendru Chaired the Presentation session in the student seminar titled “Touch the Unseen
Port: Narratives of Travel” in Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, 23rd October 2017.35. ShachiChawla Convener, National Seminar on “Gandhi and Contemporary World”, organised by
the Gandhi Study Circle, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, 31st January,201836. ShardaGautam BhashanPratiyogita Delhi Sanskrit Academy Judge Delhi 201737. ShardaGautam One Day National Seminar Daulat Ram College Session Coordinator Delhi 201738. ShardaGautam Three Days National Daulat Ram College Session Coordinator Delhi 201739. ShardaGautam Three Days National Seminar Delhi Sanskrit Academy Session Coordinator
Delhi201840. ShardaGautam Vaad-vivaadPratiyogita Delhi Sanskrit Academy Judge Delhi 201741. Vandana Editor-in-Chief, Shreshtha: Annual Bilingual Publication of the Women’s Development
Cell, Daulat Ram College, 2017-18. ISBN: ISBN: 978-93-87651-30-2. Print. 42. Vidhi Chaudhary Co-convener Faculty Development Program (FDP) on CBCS based curriculum
paper “Industrial and Environmental Microbiology” for B.Sc. Botany (hons) at Department of
Botany, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi from 19th-20rd March, 2018.
43. Vidhi Chaudhary Resource person Session "Sugar, Tea and their adulterants" and as a mem-
ber of organizing committee in In-house Skill Development Certificate Course on "Food Adul-
teration and Security" at Department of Botany, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi from
July 3-14, 2017.
44. Paper titled“Strengths Based Interventions: Implications for Enhancing Happiness and Self-Es-teem.” presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applications and Interven-tions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (First and Principal author)
45. Paper titled“Emotional Intelligence, Well-Being, Self-Esteem and Hope: An Intervention-Based Study on School Children”presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applica-tions and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 or-ganized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Second author, supervisor)
46. Paper titled “Emotional Intelligence and Yoga-Meditation Training: Implications for Happiness and Stress Management” presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applica-
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tions and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 or-ganized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Third author, supervisor)
47. Paper titled “Effects of Optimism, Hope and Love of learning Intervention Programs on Self-concept and Self-esteem of Children Belonging to Low Socio-economic Status”presented at the First National Conference on Psychological Applic Status”presented at the First National Confer-ence on Psychological Applications and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference on 18th& 19th January, 2018 organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi. (Third author, supervisor)
48. Invited to chair the session on “Positive Psychology” at the First National Conference on Psycho-logical Applications and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference, 18-19 January, 2018 organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi
49. Invited to chair the session on “Psychology at the Workplace” at the First National Conference on
Psychological Applications and Interventions: Reaching Out and Making a Difference, 18-19
January, 2018 organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi
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स�भािहिगा3. न�हितशा खलखोकई सजृ नात्मक लेखन प्रहितयोिहिगा में ��स्त्सेदिदा� अिऔ प्रथम स्त्थान में चयन.
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Orientation Programme (2017-18):
1. Anna Senrung: (2017) Participated in the 117th 4four week Orientation Programme organized by the UGC-HRDC,Jamia Millia Islamia,New Delhi. 15th February to 16th March, 2017.
2. Jyoti Singh Orientation Programme (OR-89), UGC-HRDC, University of Delhi August 24 -21September 2017.
3. Meenakshi Thakur: (2017) Participated in the 117th 4four week Orientation Programme organized by the UGC-HRDC,Jamia Millia Islamia,New Delhi.
4. Sunita Yadav, 108th orientation course organised by MHRD, JNU from 8th October to 3rd October.
Faculty Development Program By Institutions in the University1. Anita Minz Attended workshop on Language and Literature, organized by CPDHE, UGC-
HRDC, D.U. from 13-18 March, 2018. •2. Jyoti Taneja: Attended 7 day “National symposium cum Faculty development Program on
Genome Editing: Tools & Applications”, Miranda House, Jan 15-22, 20183. Meenakshi, Ms. Anna Senrung, Dr. Jyoti Singh (2017) Symposium on Art of Grant Writ-
ing 5th -6 th January2017,organized by Department of Zoology, Miranda House4. Meenam Bhatia attended One week faculty development programme on “Industrial and En-
vironmental Microbiology from 19-20 march, 2018 at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi
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5. Meenam Bhatia Actively participated in Faculty Development Programme on “Industrial and Environmental Microbiology under the aegis of DBT Star College Projec,GOI organised by Department of Botany, held at Daulat Ram College, held on March 19th –20th, 2018 at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, Delhi.
6. Neha Bhatia Participated in Faculty Development Program on “Emerging Trends in Math-ematics” organized by Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, University of Delhi on 1st Febru-ary, 2018.
7. Poonam Mantry Mantry participated in National faculty development course attended on “Emerging trends in Mathematics” organized by Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College,Univer-sity of Delhi, 1stFebruary 2018.
8. Priyanka Singh Participated in Faculty Development Program titled ‘C.B.C.S Pathyakram : addhyan ke Sandarbh Evam Paddhtiyan’ organized by Shivaji college,Delhi,19-20 January, 2018.
9. Shagun Danda attended Faculty Development Programme "Industrial and Environmental bi-otechnology" 19 - 20 March, 2018, Department of Botany, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi
10. Seema Khurana participated in National faculty development course on “Emerging trends in Mathematics” organized by Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College,University of Delhi, 1st February 2018.
11. Jyoti Singh : IndoUs Workshop, Department of Zoology February 21, 2017. 12. Jyoti Taneja: Attended 4 day Workshop “INTRODUCTION TO STATA” Under UGC-
UKIERI PROJECT in Institute of Home Economics College, Delhi University, Nov 21-24, 2016
13. KamnaVimal Participated in FDP on Women and Empowerment in Contemporary India or-ganized by Department of English, PGDAV (Eve.), University of Delhi on April 12, 2017.
14. KamnaVimal Participated in National Symposia on Quality in Higher Education: Road to Employability organized by IQAC, SGGSSC, University of Delhi on April 24, 2018.
15. Kapil KumarParticipated in national workshop on “Science and Technology in Ancient In-dia” organized by Zakir Husain Delhi College, University Of Delhi, 17-24th April 2017.
16. MadhuDamani attended workshop at , AIMO Management Development centre 201817. Rama Pasricha attended workshop SGTB Khalsa College on "Gardening: Cultivate learn-
ing and living" on 20th September, 2017, organized by SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi.
18. Rekha Kathal attended workshop SGTB Khalsa College workshop on "Gardening: Cultiv-ate learning and living" on 20th September, 2017, organized by SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi.
1. &ॉ संतोष सैन सशवाज� कॉलेज , ददल्ल� ववश्वववद्यालय द्वारा 19-20 जनवर� 2018 को “स�.ब�.स�.एस.पाठ्यक्रम : अध्ययन के सन्द्दभग एविवं पद्धहितयाँ” ववषयक दो-ददवस�य सिसंकाय सिसंवधगन कायगक्रम (Faculty Develop-ment Program) में सकक्रय रूप से भार् सलया |
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Workshop Organised by other Institutions Attended by the faculty1. Jyoti Taneja: Attended 4 day Workshop “Research Based Pedagogical Tools”, IISER Mohali,
Jan 21-24 20172. SaurabhJi attended Perspectives of Modern Teaching Techniques IBS, ICFAI Group Gurugram4
August2017
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For 3.17 Research recognition and Awards received by faculty1. Sonia Mehta Awarded “Best Paper” of the session titled “Euthanasia: To be or not to be?” at In-
ternational Conference on “Role of Arts, Culture, Humanities, Religion, Education, Ethics, Philo-sophy, Spirituality and Science For Holistic Societal Development-2017”, at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, on 19th March 2017.
2. Sonia Mehta Awarded “Best Speaker” for the paper titled “Gender Disparity in an Era of Glob-alization” at International Conference on “Role of Arts, Culture, Humanities, Religion, Educa-tion, Ethics, Philosophy, Spirituality and Science For Holistic Societal Development-2017”, at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, on 19th March 2017.
3. Sonia Mehta Awarded “Best Speaker” for the paper titled “Taking Care of Mother Earth from a Buddhist Perspective” at 4th International Conference on “Science and Holistic Health: Issues, Challenges, Opportunities, Prevention, Awareness” (Holistic Health: 2017) at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, on 25th February 2017.
4. Seema Rani Awaded by “Sahitya Sarita Purskar” in Inter National Conference on “सामाश्जक और सांस्त्कृयतक दृश्ष्ट्ट से हि�न्दी : कल आज और कल ” organized by Vishwa hindi sahitya parishad , at ICCR, Budapest Hungary in June 2017 Judge the
5.
S. No
Name of Faculty Status
Name of Award
Name of the Agency who gave the award
Date of receiving the award
Is it Fellowship
Nature of Award
1 Anna Senrung Permanent
DONER grant to hold Confererence
MHRD 15/3/2018 No Monetary
2 Kamna Vimal Adhoc Samaradhak
a Sammana
Sanskrit Sahitya Academy
8/3/2017 No Certificate
3 Meetu Khosla Permanent
ICSSR Grant for organising International Conference
ICSSR 7/3/2018 No Monetary
4 Meetu Permanent UGC Travel UGC 7/1/2018 No Monetary
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Khosla
Grant for participation in an International Conference
5 Saurabh Ji Adhoc Samaradhak
a Sammana
Sanskrit Sahitya Academy
8/3/2017 No Certificate
6 seema rani Permanent
साहि�त्य सारंग सम्मान
Private Organisation 6/4/2018 No Honor
7 Sharda Gautam Adhoc Samaradhak
a Sammana
Sanskrit Sahitya Academy
8/3/2017 No Certificate
8 Shashi Sharma Adhoc Samaradhak
a Sammana
Sanskrit Sahitya Academy
8/3/2017 No Certificate
9 Sonia Mehta Permanent
Grant to Hold conference on Yoga
Gandhi Samriti and Darshan Samriti
20/3/2017 No Monetary
Annexure 6
For 3.18 Faculty who are PhD guides1. Moitree Bhattacharya: Supervisor for M.Phil student (submitted her thesis in 2018).2. Sonia Mehta enrolled Ms. Shabeena, in 2017, Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi.
3. Sarita Nanda Ph.D coguide to Research Scholar Mr. Nishant Ranjan submitted his thesis. His Viva Voce is awaited.
4. Sonia Mehta enrolled Mr. Devinder, in 2016, Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi.5. Suranjita Ray: Ph. D Supervisor of Research Scholar Ms. Rachna Prasad in the Department of
Political Science, University of Delhi. She has submitted the Thesis on “Forest Land Rights: A Case Study of Jharkhand” in August 2016. Her reports have come in March 2018 and Viva Voce is expected soon.
6. Psychology has enrolled 13 students enrolled for Ph.D in Psychology Department under 5 fac-ulty memebers
7. Dr. Priti Malhotra has enrolled 2 student enrolled in Chemistry department8. Dr. Amar Jyoti has enrolled 2 students in Zoology 9. Dr. Sujata Raju has 2 students enrolled under her
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