DAYANANDITE
MAHARSHI DAYANAND COLLEGE
President MDES
Mr. Ajai Verma
Vice Presidents
Ms. Kim Verma
Mr. Raoul Verma
Hon. Secretary
Ms. Kawal Verma
Principal
Dr. L.R. Tiwari
Vice Principals
Dr. T.P. Ghule (Commerce)
Dr. Chhaya Panse (Science)
Dr. Sundari K.P. (Arts)
Vice Principal (Jr.College)
Mr. S.P. Singh
Supervisor (Jr. College)
Mr. V. Chandrashekar
Co-ordinator (Unaided Section)
Ms. Bhanumati Shivram
Editors
CONTENTS
From the Principal’s Desk ........................... 2
Editorial ....................................................... 4
Associations & Committee Members ......... 5
Staff Activities ........................................... 10
Reports
Arts Circle .................................................. 28
Science Circle ............................................ 33
Commerce Circle ....................................... 36
Committee Reports ................................... 37
N.C.C. ........................................................ 44
N.S.S. (Sr. College) .................................... 49
Cultural Association (Sr. College) ............. 54
Arts Circle (Jr. College) ............................. 55
Science Circle (Jr. College) ........................ 56
Cultural Association (Jr. College) .............. 56
N.S.S. (Jr. College) ..................................... 58
Gymkhana (Sr. College) ............................ 59
Gymkhana (Jr. College) ............................. 64
Self-Financing Courses
Bachelor of Mass Media ........................... 78
Banking & Insurance and Financial Markets .. 79
Department of Computer Science ............ 79
Unaided Section (Jr. & Sr. College) .......... 80
Reports of National Seminars .................. 88
Ms. Mythili Mukund
Dr. Geeta Manjrekar
Literary Section
English ....................................................... 90
Marathi .................................................... 100
Hindi ........................................................ 108
DAYANANDITE 2010 - 11
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From The Principal’s Desk
We always believe that educational institutions are the centers not only to provide degrees but also
to inculcate a sense of responsibility towards society, nation and environment and make the learners self
reliant and good human beings. It is delightful to present a brief account of various programmes undertaken
by the faculties, students and the college during the academic year 2010-11, towards achieving the objectives
of our educational institution.
There has been a demand from the students of commerce to introduce M.Com. course with
specialization in Banking & Finance. The course has started this academic year. Proposals have been submitted
to the University of Mumbai seeking permission to start BMM in Marathi medium, BMS and Ph.D. in
Commerce. The response from the university is awaited. College is not lagging behind in being part of the
University bodies. Our Hon. Secretary, Mrs. Kawal Verma and Dr. B.P. Mishra have been elected as the Senate
members of the University of Mumbai. Dr. Ms. Geeta Manjrekar has become the co-opted member of the
Board of Studies in Marathi. Many of our teachers are involved by their respective Board of Studies as
Members / Convenors of committees for restructuring of syllabi of the University of Mumbai.
The Psychology and Political Science departments in collaboration with “Pukar” organized a 2-day
UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Psychopolitical issues of Migration: Indian Scenario” on 28th and 29th
January 2011.
The departments of Zoology, Botany & Commerce organized a 2-day UGC sponsored National Seminar
on “Environment Management and challenges for sustainable development” on 2nd and 3rd Feb. 2011, in
collaboration with International Society for Science and Technology. The Seminars were well attended and
highly appreciated.
Research cell has been very successful this year also. Dr. Satnam Singh Sohal, (Botany) Dr. Ms. Supriya
Deshpande and Dr. Ms. Manisha Kayande (Zoology) Prof. Ms. Indira Ravindran (Economics) and Prof. Ms.
Rashmi Condra (History), Dr. K.P. Sundari (Psychology), Prof. Mythili Mukund (English) and Prof. Rajan Padwal
(Economics) have been sanctioned Minor Research Projects by the UGC. Some of the faculty members also
received financial support from the University of Mumbai for their minor research projects.
Many teachers have published books, research papers and written articles for various magazines and
All India Radio. Large number of teachers have presented research papers in various National and International
Seminars. Some of their presentations have been adjudged as the best. Some teachers have worked as
resource persons also.
Cultural Association undertook various programmes spread over the year. Famous Artist Ms. Madura
Velankar was the Chief Guest for the inaugural function of the Association on 13th August 2010.
“Dayanandotsav” the annual day programme named as “Aavartan” depicting the Mumbai Culture was
highly appreciated.
Drama unit brought many laurels to the institution this year. Our drama “Girgaon via Dadar” won the
1st prize in the most prestigious INT drama competition in Mumbai. Swapnil Hingade got the ‘Best Actor
Award’ whereas Best Actress Award was bagged by Namrata Awate. Our Director Mr. Amol Bhor was
adjudged as the ‘Best Director’ and Mr. Bhushan Desai as the ‘Best Lightman’ for the drama. Ajinkya Date
received the consolation prize. “Girgaon via Dadar” won the 1st prize in State level “Savai” Competition. It
also got the Ist Prize in another prestigious Intercollegiate Competition “Mrigjal”. Rutuja Bagwe was adjudged
as the ‘Best Actress” in Mrigjal as well as in “Antarang” Competition organized by Kirti College. It is a pride
that the play “Girgaon via Dadar” has been selected by “Atharva Theatres” for commercial performance. It
gives me great pleasure to know that three of our students of Drama Unit, Namrata Awate, Rutuja Bagwe
and Atul Sanas have been selected for T.V. Serials.
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EDP Cell organized the competition for student entrepreneurs to display their entrepreneurial skills.
Besides 2 prizes being given to best male and best female entrepreneurs, instituted by Janakalyan Sahakari
Bank, Judges for competitions gave 3 prizes of their own in appreciation of the performance of the students.
Various other Associations / Circles conducted programmes covering academic and applied aspects.
Career forum and placement cell did a very good job by arranging Campus Interviews for placement.
18 students were selected for jobs in leading organizations including TCS. Yoga cell organized 3 days Yoga
Camp from 2nd to 4th Feb.2011. Good number of students and staff benefited from this camp.
N.S.S. Unit of our College has done a very outstanding job this year. The volunteers brought laurels
to the institution by winning 53 prizes during the year. Their “Swapna purti” a dream project of NSS started
in October 2010, in which the volunteers targeted the poor students who were unable to attend schools
due to financial problem or as they had to earn their livelihood on their own. NSS volunteers alongwith the
Ex-NSS Volunteers used to bring these students to college, specially on Sundays and taught them their
respective courses. In addition the children were also given opportunity for extra curricular activities like
singing, dancing, competitions and action oriented games. 14 needy students benefited from this project.
Another programme “Sphurti” an Inter collegiate programme, in which 14 colleges participated became very
popular. Apart from conducting varieties of development programmes on day to day basis a 7 days residential
camp was organized in a tribal village namely Dahivali, Badlapur (East). 74 volunteers took part in the Camp.
They did constructive work in the area which was very much appreciated by the “Sarpanch” of the village
and the others. Another important projects which need mention and appreciation were “Day Care” and
Edutainment taken at Tata Cancer Hospital in which 15 and 5 volunteers respectively worked from 15.5.2010
to 25.4.2011.
Having known about the good work being done by our NSS Unit, an International Committee “OXFORM”
and “YUVA”, an NGO selected M.D.College as the venue for their ambitious programme “We Can” in which
38 volunteers from various institutions took part. I congratulate NSS programme officers Dr. Avinash Karande,
Ms. Sangita Patil and their team for their dedication towards social cause.
The achievements of our students in drama and sports are well known to the people and to encourage
them further, Shri Uday Dada Lad, President of URL Foundation was very happy to donate Rs.1 lakh fixed
deposit towards drama, Rs.1 lakh fixed deposit towards sports and Rs.25,000/- as cash prize to drama group
on the occasion of Annual Prize Distribution Day, for which he was the Chief Guest. Further, I would like
to inform that Shri Uday Dada Lad has been giving Rs.25,000/- since two years towards education of needy
and meritorious students of our College and same will continue in future with amount being enhanced to
Rs.50,000/- every year. I sincerely acknowledge the good gesture of Shri Uday Dada for helping the needy
students in education and promoting sports and drama in this institution.
N.C.C. unit of our College also brought laurels to the institution. 4 cadets were selected for Republic
Day Parade. NCC Day was celebrated on 14th December 2010 in the College premises. The cadets demonstrated
Guards of honour, March past, Section formation, Section battle drill, Yoga, NIAP presentation and cultural
programmes depicting the culture of Maharashtra. Chief Guest, Col. Pol. appreciated the performance of
cadets as well as the efforts taken by ANO, Lt. Dr.M.D. Kulkarni. Cadets also participated in various camps
and other adventure and social programmes. Basic course for civil defence was also organized for cadets,
students and staff of the College. Dr. Kulkarni headed the contingency of 30 Girl Cadets of Maharashtra
.Directorate for leadership Camp at Barauni ( Bihar). Mah Dte won won first prize in slogan competition and
2nd in line area competition.
Alumni Association has taken keen interest in the welfare of the students of the College. They
organized a personality development programme on 31st July’ 2010 to encourage the academic performance
of the students. The Association instituted 3 Scholarships for the toppers of TYBA, B.Sc and B.Com exams.
The recipients were Swapnil Pujari, Sarika Jadhav and Amrut Malkar respectively.
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Like the previous years, this year also our students excelled in sports. Our women Kabaddi team
bagged the first prize in Intercollegiate University Tournament and also in VJTI, Amar Hind Mandal and Kirti
Karandak Intercollegiate Tournaments. Men Kabaddi team also achieved first place both at VJTI and Kirti
Karandak Intercollegiate Tournaments. 2 Girls (Ms Rutuja Deulkar and Ms. Apeksha Takle) and one Boy
Mr.Prasad Bargode were selected for Ashwamedh and All India Inter-University Kabaddi Tournaments. Mr.
Yogesh Manval secured Gold Medal in above 67 Kgs and below 72 Kg. weight category at the Intercollegiate
University Taekwondo Competition. Mr. Swapnil Golatkar and Mr. Ganesh Rane secured Gold medal in Inter
collegiate University Doubles Carrom Tournament. Mr. Rahul Jadhav secured Silver Medal in Intercollegiate
University single carom tournament. Mr. Kishore Jadhav and Mr. Milind Patil secured bronze medal in
Intercollegiate University Wrestling Tournament. Our Cricket team has been the runner up at prestigious
Ramakant Achrekar Cricket Tournament. Ms Sayali Nagvekar of Std.XII represented the college at the School
National Kabaddi Team. Mr. Tejal Bhagatt of Std.XI was selected for State Yoga Competition. This College
has been a pioneer in promoting Indian Games, specially Kabaddi and Kho Kho, by organizing state level
competition. This year, the 39th Kabaddi and 30th Kho-Kho Intercollegiate Competition was organized
between 2nd and 7th Dec. 2010. 72 teams from different parts of Maharashtra participated in the games.
All these achievements in curricular, co-curricuar and extra curricular programmes were possible due
to the hardwork, wholehearted involvement with dedication and determination of our teaching and non
teaching staff and the students. The support, encouragement and guidance rendered by our Management
is sincerely acknowledged and appreciated.
Dr. L.R. Tiwari
Principal
A Grand Welcome to
our new Principal
I am honoured to take charge as Principal of this esteemed institution.
My message to the students : “knowledge helps you to reach destinations
provided you know your destinations. Focus and concentrate on your goals
and you will reach your destinations”.
The vision of our college : “Empowerment Through Education” - the real
empowerment of the student lies in empowering them - in having the right
attitude, creative thinking, leadership qualities, analytical abilities, taking
initiatives and above all, being a good human being. These qualities will
empower them to face life and be successful in a dynamic environment.
My faculty and I will continue this task of “Empowerment Through Education”
to the satisfaction of all the stakeholders of this institution.
I would like to quote
“But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep”
- Robert Frost
Dr. T.P. Ghule
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We are reminded once again of how quickly disaster can strike, not only full of sound and fury but also
with such terrible finality. We may never experience the full extent of the devastation in Japan, but we are
still touched by it. The way the Japanese victims conducted themselves after the recent natural disasters such
as the tsunami and the earthquake and the audacity that they have shown in the wake of such catastrophic
events in their country, are laudable. The tsunami that killed a large number of people delivered a powerful
message about how unpredictable and utterly destructive natural disasters can be.
We are also dumb founded by the biggest ever corruption cases in our country like the 2G spectrum scam,
the commonwealth games scam etc. that have been unearthed recently. The people incharge of the system,
act as cancer spreading the venom, slowing down progress. But somewhere down the line, we ourselves
are responsible for allowing and being taken for a ride by these people, aren’t we? However, it is during
a multi thousand crore scam, that the tax payer realizes how his valued contribution of funds towards the
development and well being of the nation is being misused.
We face brutal challenges - the pain and fears. We need to shake our perceptions and cultivate a balanced
and down-to-earth attitude towards facing these challenges. We are a part of shared experience and
together, we gather strength. Just as the spectrum of many colours blending into harmonious unity of a
painting, evokes a sustained interest, we hope the lively concourse of different activities and creative writing
in this issue gives the same effect, making you all visit and re-visit Dayanandite again and again.
Ms. Mythili Mukund
Dr. Geeta Manjrekar
(Editors)
Congratulations
Dr. M. Z. Farooqui (Dept. of Statistics) has been
appointed as the Principal of Rizvi College, Bandra.
Ms. Mangal S. Chavan (Junior College) has
been awarded Ph.D. for her thesis entitled
“A Comparative Study of Coilia Dussumieri (Cuv. and
Val.) and Nemipterus Japonicus / Bloch (Gunther) with
reference to Reproductive Biology”.
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ASSOCIATIONS & COMMITTEE MEMBERS
(SENIOR COLLEGE)
(1) PRINCIPAL’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) Chhaya Panse (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) K.P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Mr. Vincent Gomes (Registrar)
Mr. Ajay Rane
(7) L. M. C.
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Prof. (Ms.) Indira Ravindran
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta Manjrekar
Dr. B.P. Mishra
Mr. Ajay Rane (Non-teaching Staff)
(2) UGC ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) Chhaya Panse (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) K.P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Prof. N.N. Jani
Prof. Lalit Tyagi
Mr. Deepak Bolar
(8) GYMKHANA & SPORTS
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Mr. Manoj Patil
Prof. A.V. Nagvekar
Prof. Lalit Tyagi
Prof. H.O. Sharma
Dr. (Ms.) Gauri Soman
(3) STUDENTS COUNCIL
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta Manjrekar (Convenor)
Dr. (Ms.) S. Deshpande
Prof. C. K. Ghogare
(4) DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) Chhaya Panse (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) K.P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Dr. B.P. Mishra
Dr. U.C. Shukla
Dr. K.H. Pawar
(5) PURCHASE COMMITTE
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Prof. N. N. Jani
Prof. (Ms.) Beena Arora
Mr. Vincent Gomes (Registrar)
(6) MAGAZINE COMMITTEE
Prof. (Ms.) Mythili (English-Ed.)
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta Manjrekar (Marathi-Ed.)
Dr. (Ms.) Shashi Mishra (Hindi-Ed.)
Prof. Rewant V. Singh
Prof. Shamini
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(9) CULTURAL ASSOCIATION
Dr. (Ms.) Bharati Nirgudkar (Convenor)
Dr. (Ms.) S. Phatak (Joint Convenor)
Dr. (Ms.) S. Khemani
Prof. (Ms.) V. A. Saini
Dr. (Ms.) Gauri Soman
Prof. (Ms.) Archana Joglekar
Prof. S.R. Pawar
Prof. (Ms.) Monika Verma
Prof. Ganesh Vinayak Joshi
Dr. K. H. Pawar
(10) EXAMINATION COMMITTEE
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule - (Vice-Principal)
Prof. (Ms.) Beena Arora (Exam In-charge)
Dr. (Ms.) Seema Khemani
Prof. (Ms.) Indira Ravindran
Prof. N. Jain
Prof. S. Ghogare
(11) SCHOLARSHIP / FREESHIP COMMITTE
Dr. (Ms.) S. Khemani (Convenor)
Prof. C. K. Ghogare
Dr. (Ms.) K. Rambal
Dr. K. H. Pawar
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(12) LIBRARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) Chhaya Panse (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) K. P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Ms. Vinita D. Jain (Librarian-Convenor)
Dr. (Ms.) Gauri Soman (Botany )
Prof. (Ms.) Rashmi Condra (History)
Prof. (Ms.) Namrata Jain (Physics)
Prof. (Ms.) Beena Arora (Chemistry)
Prof. (Ms.) Mythili Mukund (English)
Dr. M. Z. Farooqui (Stats)
Prof. M.A. Gandhi (Accounts)
Prof. (Ms.) Indira Ravindran (Economics)
Dr. (Ms.) Manisha Acharya (Maths)
Dr. (Ms.) Seema Khemani (Philosophy)
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta Manjrekar (Marathi)
Dr. (Ms.) Shashi Mishra (Hindi)
Prof. (Ms.) Monika Verma (Political Science)
Prof. Kunal Soni (Banking & Insurance)
Prof. Saharia (Computer Science)
(13) N.S.S. UNIT (PROGRAMME OFFICERS)
Dr. Avinash Karande (Programme Officer)
Prof. (Ms.) Sangita Patil (Programme Officer)
(14) N.S.S. UNIT (ADVISORY COMMITTEE)
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Prof. (Ms.) P. Parkar
Prof. (Ms.) V. Saini
Dr. (Ms.) Gauri Soman
Dr. K. H. Pawar
Prof. M. Verma
Prof. B. T. Nikam
Prof. G. Y. Joshi
Prof. Amol Naik
(15) ARTS CIRCLE
Dr. (Ms.) K. P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Prof. Rajan Padwal (Convenor)
Dr. S. Khemani
Prof. (Ms.) Indira Ravindran
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta Manjrekar
Dr. K. H. Pawar
Dr. U. C. Shukla
Prof. (Ms.) Monika Verma
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(16) CAREER FORUM & PLACEMENT CELL
Dr. (Ms.) K. P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Prof. (Ms.) Rashmi Condra (Convenor)
Prof. H. O. Sharma
Prof. B. T. Nikam
Prof. Sagar Koli
(17) WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Prof. (Ms.) Manisha Kayande (Convenor)
Prof. (Ms.) Priya Parker
Prof. (Ms.) Monika Verma
Prof. Somendra Sharma
(18) COUNSELLING CENTRE
Dr. (Ms.) K. P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Prof. (Ms.) Priya Parker
Dr. (Ms.) K. Rambal
(19) EDP UNIT
Dr. (Ms.) S.K Deshpande (Convenor)
Prof. (Ms.) S. Pathak
Prof. (Ms.) Priya Parker
Prof. Amol Naik
(20) COMMITTEE TO SELECT Mr. / Ms. MAHARSHI
Dr. Manisha Acharya (Co-ordinator)
Prof. Lalit Tyagi
Prof. (Ms.) V. Bhonsle
Prof. Kunal Soni
Prof. S. Desai
(21) ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE
Dr. L.R. Tiwari - Principal (Co-ordinator)
Prof. C. K. Ghogare (Commerce)
Dr. B. P. Mishra (Science)
Dr. U. C. Shukla (Arts)
(22) YOGA CENTRE
Prof. H.O. Sharma
Prof. (Ms.) Mythili Mukund
Dr. (Ms.) M.D. Kulkarni
(23) P. C. R.
Prof. N.N. Jani (Secretary)
Dr. M. Z. Farooqui
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(24) COMMERCE CIRCLE
Dr. (Ms.) T. P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. Paras Jain (Convenor)
Prof. N. N. Jani
Prof. (Ms.) S. S. Pathak
Prof. (Ms.) Priya Parkar
Prof. H. O. Sharma
Prof. C. K. Ghogare
Prof. Priyanka Prasad
(25) SCIENCE CIRCLE
Dr. (Ms.) C. S. Panse (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) Gauri Soman (Convenor)
Dr. (Ms.) Vaishali Somani
Prof. (Ms.) Namrata Jain
Prof. (Ms.) Archana Joglekar
Dr. Satnam Singh Sohail
Dr. Avinash Karande
Dr. S.R. Pawar
Prof. (Ms.) Varsha Thorat
Prof. B. Saharia
(26) FILM APPRECIATION CLUB
Prof. (Ms.) Rashmi Condra (Convenor)
Prof. Lalit Tyagi
(27) STAFF ACADEMY
Prof. (Ms.) Archana Joglekar
Ms. Vinita Jain
Prof. Sonal Pawar
(28) LEGAL CELL
Prof. (Ms.) V. Saini (Convenor)
Prof. C. K. Ghogare
Prof. (Ms.) Monika Verma
(29) IQAC
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. C.S. Panse (Vice-Principal) (Convenor)
Dr. Manisha Acharya
Dr. (Ms.) V. Somani
Prof. Rewant Singh
Prof. Shilpa Ghogare
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(30) PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT FORUM
Prof. (Ms.) Monika Verma (Convenor)
Dr. A. R. Anthony
Prof. (Ms.) Pallavi Bhavasar
Prof. Rewant V. Singh
Dr. (Ms.) Sashi Mishra
(31) EDUCATIONAL TOUR COMMITTEE
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal, Commerce)
Dr. (Ms.) C.S. Panse (Vice-Principal, Science)
Dr. (Ms.) K.P. Sundari (Vice-Principal, Arts)
Prof. Nitin N. Jani
Prof. Kunal Soni
Prof. (Ms.) Mythili Mukund
(32) LADIES COMMON ROOM (Girls)
Dr. (Ms.) Shashi Mishra
Prof. (Ms.) V. Saini
(33) GIRLS NCC
Dr. (Ms.) Mrunalini D. Kulkarni
Dr (Ms.) Kavita Rambal
(34) HIKING & MOUNTAINEERING
Dr. S. Desai (Convenor)
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta Manjrekar
Prof. Lalit Tyagi
Prof. B. T. Nikam
Dr. K. H. Pawar
(35) CANTEEN
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) C.S. Panse (Vice-Principal)
(36) DRAMATICS ASSOCIATION
Prof. Ganesh Vinayak Joshi (Convenor)
Dr. K. H. Pawar
(37) RISHI BODH UTSAV COMMITTEE
Dr. L.R. Tiwari (Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) T.P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) Chhaya Panse (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) K.P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Prof. (Ms.) Mythili Mukund
Prof. (Ms.) Vijayalakshmi D. Saini
Dr. (Ms.) Shashi S. Mishra
Prof. (Ms.) Beena Arora
Dr. M. Z. Farooqui
Prof. S. P Singh (Vice-Principal Jr.)
Prof. Ganesh Vinayak Joshi
Prof. (Ms.) B. Shivram (Unaided)
Mr. Deepak Bolar
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(38) RESEARCH CELL
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta Manjrekar (Convenor)
Dr. M. Z. Farooqui
Dr. B. P. Mishra
Dr. U. C. Shukla
Ms. Vinita Jain
(39) NATURE CLUB
Dr. (Ms.) Vaishali Somani (Convenor)
Dr. (Ms.) C.S. Panse (Vice-Principal)
Dr. Supriya Deshpande
Dr. (Ms.) Manisha Kayande
Prof. Rutuja
Prof. Asavari
(40) FOUNDERS’ DAY COMMITTEE
Dr. L. R. Tiwari (Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) T. P. Ghule (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) C. S. Panse (Vice-Principal)
Dr. (Ms.) K. P. Sundari (Vice-Principal)
Prof. Ganesh Joshi
Dr. (Ms.) Manisha Kayande
(41) ALUMNI
Dr. S. Singh (Convenor)
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta Manjrekar
Dr. M. Z. Farooqui
Prof. Rajan Padwal
Prof. Ganesh Vinayak Joshi
Prof. Varsha Thorat
Prof. N. N. Jani
Prof. C. K. Ghogare
(42) COLLEGE WEB SITE CELL
Dr. Satnam Singh
Prof. Rewant Singh
Prof. Saharia
Prof. Sonal Pawar
(43) STUDENT FEEDBACK COMMITTEE
Dr. M. Z. Farooqui (Convenor)
Dr. U. C. Shukla
Prof. K. H. Pawar
Prof. Niharika
Dr. Amol Naik
(44) GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE
Dr. Kavita Rambal (Convenor)
Prof. N. Jain
Prof. V. Saini
Prof. S. Patil
FAREWELL
Shraddhanjali
Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari
We deeply mourn the sad demise of
Prof. Ms. Thakur
(Dept. of Marathi-Junior College)
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Mr. Pandey
the Class IV staff. May his
soul rest in peace.
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STAFF ACTIVITIES
Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
Dr. (Ms.) T. P. Ghule, H.O.D. & Vice-Principal (Commerce)
4th
Dept.: Commerce
Sept.’10
Invited as Resource Person at the Workshop for Students on “Feasibility Study” in the
subject of Zoology at MD College, Mumbai.
11th Oct.’10
Invited as Resource Person at the Refresher course on “Feasibility Study” in the subject
of Zoology organized by Mithibai College in association with “Academic staff College” at
Mithibai College, Mumbai.
4th Dec.’10
Attended an International seminar on ‘Higher education – A Global Perspective’,
at KES College, Kandivili.
2010-11
Invited as an evaluator for Ph.D. Thesis at University of Madras.
3rd Jan.’11
Invited for an interdisciplinary guest lecture on ‘Globalisation’ for students of FYBA/ B.Sc./
B.Com. at MD College, Parel.
7th and 8th
Jan.’11
Presented a paper on “Role of Banks in the development of Women Entrepreneurs in
Navi Mumbai” and won the Best Paper Award at the UGC Sponsored National Seminar
at CKT College, Panvel.
10th Jan.’11
Invited as a guest speaker at SIES college for the students of TY B.Com on the subject
MHRM at SIES College, Sion.
1st and 2nd
Feb.’11
Presented a paper on “Stress Management” at the International Conference at Mumbai
University.
2nd and 3rd
Feb.’11
Co-Convenor of UGC Sponsored seminar on “Environment Management
and Challenges for Sustainable Development” at the UGC Sponsored National
level Seminar at MD College and presented a paper on “Environment Management
Quarrying activity in Navi Mumbai - Revenue or Environment? question to the government”.
10th - 11th
Feb.’11
Presented a paper on “Retail marketing: Big Bazar model” at the UGC Sponsored National
level Seminar.
18th Feb.’11
Presented a paper on “Financial Literacy and financial Awareness- need for Financial
Inclusion” at the UGC sponsored National level Seminar at SIES College of Commerce and
Economics.
9th Mar.’11
Invited as a guest speaker at CKT college for the students of TY B.Com on the subject
MHRM at CKT College Panvel.
Ms. S. S. Pathak
Dept.: Commerce
Aug.‘10
Attended a workshop on the “Marketing Research for T.Y.B.Com.” organised by Gokhle
College, Borivli.
28th & 29th
Jan. 2011
Attended a 2-day National seminar on “Psycho-Political issues of Migration” organised
by Psychology & Political Science Depts. at M.D. College.
2nd & 3rd
Feb. 2011
As organising Committee Member, worked & participated in National Seminar on
“Environment Management” organised by Zoology & Commerce Dept. M.D. College.
Prof. (Ms.) Vijayalaxmi Saini
15th Oct.’10
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Dept.: Commerce
Minor Research Project titled “Change in classroom composition – Gender Perspective A study of Mumbai University is sanctioned for Rs. 75,000/- by U.G.C.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
22nd Jan.’11
Invited as a Judge for Inter collegiate festival “Sphurti” Dabate Competition organized by
NSS unit of M.D. College.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Presented a paper on “Challenging role of Women from Vedic to Modern times” at the
National Seminar on “Psycho political issues on Migration Indian Scenario” organized at
M.D. College.
31st Jan. &
1st Feb.’11
Attended Yoga Shibir conducted by Shubh Yog Kendra, Mahim at M.D. College.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Attended and presented a paper on “Hazardous Waste Management – A step towards
Environment sustainability” in the UGC sponsored National conference on “Environment
Management and challengers for sustainable development” organized by M.D. College.
6th Feb.’11
Invited to be a Panel Member in Mahalok Adalat under the direction of honourable
High Court, Mumbai held at Motor Accident Claims Tribunal near Chhatrapati Shivaji
Terminus.
Prof. (Ms) Priya Parkar
Dept.: Commerce
1st Sep.’10
Delivered a guest lecture on “Contribution of Newton & Galileo to Science” for
FC-II students of SYBA & SYBCom at M.D. College.
1st & 2nd
Sep.’10
Presented paper on “Challenges before Heritage Sites in Underdeveloped Regions: A Case
Study of Lonar Crater Lake of Maharashtra” in the International UGC-sponsored seminar
on “Heritage Tourism: Prospects & Challenges” at ICLES’s Motilal Jhunjunwala College,
Vashi, Navi Mumbai.
29th Sep.’10
Received State-Level Award “Lokmanya Tilak Samaj Bhushan Purskar - 2010” for social
and educational contribution to the society from Hindavi Swaraj Sanghatana.
9th - 30th
Oct.’10
Successfully completed online Course on “Sexual Harassment & WDI” of Akshara Women’s
Resource Centre.
6th Dec.’10
Delivered a guest lecture on “Positive Thinking & Success in Life” in “Personality
Development Forum” for college students at M.D. College.
02nd & 03rd
Jan.’11
Presented paper on “Water Management Strategies for the State of Rajasthan, India” in
UGC-Sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management & Challenges for
Sustainable Development” at M.D. College.
11th Jan.’11
Received State-Level Award “Lok Kalyan Sanman Purskar - 2011” for commitments to
social and educational fields from Priyadarshini Foundation.
28th Jan.’11
Presented a paper on “Higher Education & Employability” in the International conference
on “Contemporary Scenario in Higher Education: Employability, Values, Opportunities &
Challenges” at Nagindas Khandwala College, Malad.
29th Jan.’11
Presented a paper on “Economic & Environmental Issues of Sugarcane Cutters of
Maharashtra” in UGC-Sponsored National Seminar on “Psycho-political Issues of Migration:
India Scenarios” at M. D. College, Parel.
21st Feb.’11
Delivered a guest lecture on “Environmental Movements of India” for Political Science
students of SYBA at M. D. College, Parel.
27st Apr.’11
Participated in one day workshop conducted by Dept. of Geography, University of Mumbai,
on “Writing a Research Paper”.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
Dr. Paras Jain
Dept.: Accountancy
1st & 2nd
Feb.’11
Presented a paper in the International Seminar on ‘Commerce and Management – Women
Entrepreneur: Managing Competition, Success and Stress’ at Mumbai University.
18th & 19th
Feb.’11
Presented a paper in the International Seminar “Elixir2011 : Small and Medium Enterprises
Issues and Challenges” at Data Meghe Institute of Management Studies, Nagpur.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Presented a paper in the National Seminar on ‘Psycho Political Issues of Migration’ on
“The Wings of Wealth – The Marwari Migrants” at M.D. College.
2nd & 3rd
Feb’11
Presented a paper in the National Seminar on “Corporate Social Responsibility vis-à-vis
Challenges of Climate Change” at M.D. College:
10th & 11th
Feb.’11
Presented a paper in the National conference on “Commerce and Management - Retail
Marketing: Big Bazaar Model” at Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics.
11th Feb.’ 11
Presented a paper in the National Seminar on “IFRS - Impact on Some Key Areas” at SIES
College.
15th Feb.’11
Presented a paper in the National Seminar on ‘Market Driven HR Policies.
HR: A Saga of Take-home to CTC’ at Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies.
23rd Mar.’11
Presented a paper in the National Seminar on “Demystifying DTC and GST.
Direct Tax Code – A complex Simplification” at SIES College.
26th Mar.’11
Presented a paper in the National Seminar on “Corporate Social Responsibility. CSRMinding Business of Business” at Bhausaheb Gawde Institute of Management Studies.
Papers published:
•
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) – Issues and Challenges
•
CSR - Minding Business of Business
•
HR: A Saga of Take-home to CTC
•
Retail Marketing : Big Bazaar Model
Apr.’11
Appointed as Vice Chancellor’s nominee in Board of studies in Accountancy, SNDT University.
Dr. (Ms.) Chhaya S. Panse, H.O.D. & Vice-Principal (Science)
Dept: Zoology
Aug.’10
Submitted the Minor research project report titled “Inter-relationship of marine macro
algae diversity and water quality at Uran coast” to Mumbai University.
Aug.’10
Submitted the Minor research project report titled “Study of Avian Diversity at Ramban
wetland, Uran” to Mumbai University.
20th Sep.’10
Invited as a Guest speaker to deliver a talk on ‘Darwins Theory’ to S.Y BA and S.Y.B.Com
students of M.D. College.
12th Oct.’10
Invited as a resource person for UGC sponsored Refresher course in Biological Sciences
(Entrepreneurial and Industrial Biology) at Mithibai College and spoke on “Technology
and economics of breeding, rearing, training, and trade of Commercial Animals”.
4th Dec.’10
Attended an International Conference on Higher Education - National Policy and Global
Perspective.
18th Jan.’10
Invited as a Guest speaker to deliver a Talk on “Biotechnology” to S.Y BA and S.Y.B.Com.
students of M.D. College
19th Jan.’10
Invited as a Resource person by Staff Academy to deliver a Talk on “Pets” to Staff
members of M.D. College.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
24th to 29th
Jan.’11
Attended a 5-day hands on training on “Animal Tissue Culture Workshop” organized by
Department of Zoology- Mithibai College, Mumbai and sponsored by Lady Tata Memorial
Trust.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Convenor for 2 day UGC sponsored National Conference on “Environment Managememt
and Challenges for Sustainable Development” held at M.D College and presented a paper
titled “Quarrying activity in Navi Mumbai Revenue or Environment : Question to the
Government”
17th & 18th
Feb.’11
Participated in a workshop on Bioinformatics sponsored by the Department of
Biotechnology and Govt. of India held at Tata Memorial centre, ACTREC, Kharghar.
4th Mar.’11
Participated in the preparation of M.Sc I Zoology syllabus (Credit system) organized by
Board of Studies in Zoology at Ruia College.
5th Mar.’11
Participated in the preparation of M.Sc I Zoology syllabus (Credit system) organized by
Board of Studies in Zoology at R.J College.
6th Mar.’11
Participated in the Convention for Zoology “The Credit system and its implication on
examination and syllabi” organized by BOS in Zoology at Patkar-Varde college, Goregaon.
2010-11
Working on the UGC sponsored Minor research project on “Auto ecology and diversity of
butterflies using butterfly garden”.
Dr. (Ms.) Supriya Deshpande
Dept.: Zoology
26th & 27th.
Nov.’10
Attended UGC interdisciplinary national bioscience seminar on “Planet earth – take care,
take charge” organized by Jai Hind college, Churchgate.
10th Dec.’10
Invited as a judge for different competitions organized by WWF – India.
Jan.’11
A two year minor research project on ‘Comparative study of health of young girl students
with reference to dietary changes’ approved by UGC.
17th to 19th
Jan.’11
Attended the UGC sponsored National Seminar on ‘Vision 2025 – Technological
developments in biological sciences’ at Patkar college, Goregaon.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Member of organizing committee for UGC sponsored national seminar on ‘Environment
Management and Challenges for Sustainable Development’ at M.D. college.
19th & 20th
Feb.’11
Attended a workshop on ‘Bioinformatics’ at Ruparel college Matunga.
4th & 5th
Mar.’11
Attended and contributed in the preparation of M.Sc. part I revised syllabus [credit
system] in the subject of Zoology at Ruia college and R.J. college.
Dr. (Ms.) Manisha Kayande
Dept.: Zoology
17th July’10
Attended a workshop on TYBSc Zoology Revised syllabus organized by BOS, Zoology held
at RJC College, Ghatkopar.
30th Aug.’10
Participated in a workshop organized by WDC, St. Xavier’s College and NGO Akshara.
4th Sept.’10
Participated in a workshop organized by M.D.College, Zoology Dept. on ‘Feasibility Report’.
14th & 15th
Oct.’10
Presented paper on ‘The Right of children to free and compulsory education’ organized
by Chembur Sarvankash Shikshan Shastra Mahavidyalaya, Chembur.
5th Jan.’11
Attended a one day seminar on ‘Phules & Women’s Question’ organized by WDC of
Ambedkar College.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
2nd & 5th
Feb.’11
Member of organizing committee for National Conference on Environment Management
& Challenges for Sustainable Development by M.D. College.
10th to 12th
Feb.’11
Paper titled “Ultrastructre of yolk sac of term pregnancy in mega and micropteram
species: A comparative study” selected for presentation at International Symposium on
“Current Trends in Endocrine and Reproductive health” organized by SRBCE, at Mysore
University.
4th Mar.’11
Participated in M.Sc. part I Zoology Revised syllabus committee meeting for preparation
of syllabus credit system held at Ruia College.
6th Mar.’11
Attended and participated in a Convention of Zoology teachers on the “The Credit system
and its multiplication on examination and syllabi” organized by BoS at Patkar Varde
College, Mumbai.
10th & 22nd
Feb.’11
Invited as guest speaker at the Farewell function for 10th std. students by Anudatta
Vidyalaya, Kandivali, and Asmita Vidyalaya, Jogeshwari and delivered a talk on “Measures
to prevent suicide among students”.
28th Mar.’11
Participated in a talk show on proposed fee regulatory act by Govt. of Maharashtra on
TV and Star maza and gave career guidance talk to SYBSc students alongwith other staff
members.
Dr. (Ms.) Vaishali Somani
24th
July’10
Dept.: Zoology
Participated in a workshop on ‘Marine Science (T.Y.B.Sc.) at ICL Jhunjhunwala college.
July’2010
Submitted two final project reports to Mumbai University on “Avian diversity at Ramban
Wetland, Uran” and “Macroalgal Diversity and its interrelation with water quality at Uran
Beach”.
7th Aug.’10
Participated in a Workshop on ‘T.Y.B.Sc. A.C. in Zoology’ at Somaiya college, Vidyavihar.
3rd
Participated as member of organizing committee in Mumbai region intercollegiate
Workshop on ‘Feasibility Report for T.Y.B.Sc.’
Sep.’10
11th to 30th
Oct.’10
Participated in the Refresher Course (Mumbai University) on Entrepreneurial Biology and
secured A Grade.
2nd Nov.’10
Published two articles in Marathi Diwali issue
6th
Participated in the state level Seminar on ‘Recent Trends in Zoology’ at C.D. Thakur
college, Panvel and presented a paper on “Reptilian diversity of Ramban wetland”.
Dec.’10
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Participated in the UGC sponsored National Conference-Environment Management and
Sustainable Development, (M. D. College), as member of Organising Committee. Presented
a paper on “Occurrence of Rotifers and its relation to the water quality during the
bioremediation processin Lake Kacharali.”
8th Feb.’11
Participated in a workshop in Marine Science at Ruparel College.
4th
&
Mar.’11
Participated in the Meeting of Syllabus Committee at Ruia College and Jhunjhunwala
College, Mumbai as a Member of Syllabus Committee for M. Sc. Part-I.
6th Mar.’11
Participated in Convention on –The credit system and its implications on examination and
syllabi, at Patkar College, Mumbai.
5th
Dr. (Ms.) Kavita Rambal, H.O.D.
12th Jun.’10
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Dept.: Botany
Participated in a one day workshop on the T.Y.B.Sc. (Revised) Botany syllabus, organized
by Board of studies in Botany & University of Mumbai at R. Jhunjunwala College.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
26 - 27th
Nov.’10
Participated in the UGC Interdisciplinary National Bioscience Seminar, held at Jai Hind
College.
Jan – June‘11
Published a Research paper entitled “Survey of Market diseases of Papaya (Carica papaya)
in Retail market of Mumbai” in the Journal ‘Bionano Frontier’ published by the International
Society of Sciences and Technology. (ISSN 09740678 vol 4 (1).
29th-30th Nov.’10 Attended and conducted outreach programme at Nappoo High School, Bhaikala, Mumbai.
23rd Nov. ‘10
Received approval for minor research project from Mumbai University on “Indoor Air Pollution
and Fungi”.
28th - 30th
Jan.’11
Presented a paper on “Biodiversity in Sanjay Gandhi National Park” in the International
Conference on Biodiversity at Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Pune and
proceedings of the UGC sponsored International Conference was published.
2nd - 3rd Feb.’11
Attended the UGC sponsored National Conference on “Environmental Management &
Challenges For Sustainable Development” held at M. D. College and was the raporteur in
3rd session.
19th - 20th
Feb.’11
Worked as organizing committee member for International Society of Sciences and
Technology organizing Committee ECO Revolution 2011, Aurangabad.
Dr. (Ms.) Gauri S. Soman
Dept.: Botany
12th Jun.’10
Attended a one day workshop on T.Y.B.Sc. Botany Revised syllabus at R. Jhunjhunwala
College.
2nd - 4th
Sept.’10
Attended and presented a paper on “Ethno medicinally important Angiosperms” in
the International Conference organized by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University,
Aurangabad.
28th - 30th
Jan.’11
Attended and presented a paper in the International Conference on “Biodiversity and its
conservation” at Modern college, Pune and Won First Prize for Oral presentation on
plant diversity.
2nd - 3rd
Feb.’11
Attended UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management and
Challenges for Sustainable development” at M. D. College Parel, Mumbai.
Feb.’11
Published a paper on “Diversity of Ethnomedicinal plants used by Tribals of Karjat Taluka
in Maharashtra in the International Journal “Indian Journal of Applied and Pure Biology”.
2010-2011
Received Minor Research Project funded by UGC entitled “Studies on Diversity of
Ethnomedicinal flora of Panhala”.
Dr. Satnam Singh Sohal
1st
12th
Dept.: Botany
June’10
Attended the workshop on “Spectroscopy & Chromatography” at G. N. Khalsa College,
Matunga. International Seminar on “Solid Waste Management” at ITC grand central,
Parel.
Nov.’10
Minor Research Project sanctioned by UGC on “Air Monitoring over the Ambient Atmosphere
of Maharshi Dayanand College Library and Surrounding Area”.
21st & 22nd
Dec.’10
Participated in the International Conference on” Current research in Biosciences” at
St. Xaviers College, Mumbai.
20th Jan.’11
Attended a workshop on “Bioinformatics” at Maharashtra College, Mumbai.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Presented a Paper on “Human Evolution & Migration” in the UGC Sponsored National
Seminar on “Psycho political issues of Migration - Indian Scenario” at M.D. College.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
29th & 30th
Jan.’11
Attended the UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Current trends in Biosciences”
at R. K. Talreja College, Ulhasnagar.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Organized an UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management &
Challenges for Sustainable Development” as Organizing Secretary and presented a Paper
on “Green Buildings for Sustainable Cities” at M.D. College, Parel.
Dr. Somendra Sharma
Dept.: Botany
3rd July’10
Attended a one day Horticulture Workshop on T.Y. B.Sc Revised Syllabus at Kirti College, Mumbai.
17th
Attended a three day UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Vision 2025 - Technology
Developments in Biological Sciences” Organized by the Department of Biological Sciences,
Patkar College, Goregaon (W), Mumbai.
to
Jan.’11
19th
28th - 30th
Jan.’11
Presented a paper on “Biodiversity in Sanjay Gandhi National Park” in the International
Conference on Biodiversity at Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Pune.
2nd - 3rd
Feb.’11
Attended the UGC sponsored National Conference on “Environmental Management &
Challenges For Sustainable Development” held at M.D. College and worked as raporteur
in the 2nd session.
Dr. Sanjay M Desai
Dept.: Botany
June’10
Completed one year course in Plant and Animal Taxonomy conducted by University
of Mumbai with 84%.
June’10
Participated in the workshop on the T.Y.B.Sc. (Revised) Syllabus jointly organized
by Jhunjhunwala College and Board of Studies in Botany, University of Mumbai.
Dec.’10
Judged the Mumbai Municipal Corporation’s Science Exhibition.
Jan.’11
Participated in the Workshop on Bioinformatics Practical organized by Maharashtra College.
Feb.’11
Participated in the UGC sponsored National Conference on Environment Management
and Challenges for Sustainable Development organized by M.D. College.
Prof. (Ms) Beena Arora, H.O.D.
Dept.: Chemistry
26th June’10
Invited as a resource person and participant in the one day workshop on “Revised Syllabus
of Inorganic Chemistry for T. Y. B. Sc.” at K. J. Somaiya College, organized in collaboration
with Board of Studies (BOS) in Chemistry, University of Mumbai.
2010-11
Appointed as a member of syllabus committee at M.Sc.-I (Inorganic Chemistry), University of Mumbai.
2010-11
Appointed as a member of syllabus committee at S.Y.B.Sc. by St. Xavier’s college
(Autonomous) Mumbai.
2nd - 4th
Dec.’10
Attended and presented a paper entitled “Solvent extraction and spectrophotometric
determination of iron complex” at Jaipur National University, Jaipur in the 5th Annual
Session of the Academy.
21st & 22nd
Jan.’11
Attended and presented a paper entitled “Solvent extraction and spectrophotometric
determination of nickel complex” ASMNM-2011, at Shivaji University, Kolhapur, organized
by Department of Chemistry.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Attended and presented a paper entitled “Impact of migration: Encroachment and
environmental pollution in Mumbai” at M.D. College, in the UGC sponsored Interdisciplinary
National Seminar organized by Departments of Psychology and Political Science.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Attended and presented a paper entitled “Urbanization:Effects and Challenges for
sustainable development” in the UGC sponsored National conference organized by
Department of Zoology and Botany at MD College.
2010-11
Co-author of T.Y.B.Sc. Inorganic Chemistry, Himalaya Publication.
Mr. A. V. Nagvekar
Dept.: Chemistry
16th June’10
Attended a one day workshop on “Revised syllabus in Physical Chemistry for T.Y.B.Sc.”
Jointly conducted by the Board of Studies in Chemistry, University of Mumbai and
Department of Chemistry, Sathaye College.
22nd June’10
Attended a one day workshop on “Revised syllabus in Analytical Chemistry for T.Y.B.Sc.”
Jointly conducted by the Board of Studies in Chemistry, University of Mumbai and
Department of Chemistry, Khalsa College.
3rd Sep.’10
Invited as a judge for an inter-collegiate Poster competition under CCSMC organized by
Maharashtra College, Mumbai Central.
4th Dec.’10
Attended the UGC sponsored one day workshop on “Corrosion and it’s Prevention” in
Acharya & Marathe College.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Attended a two day workshop on “Chemistry our life, our future” in S.I.E.S. College.
11th Jan.’11
Organized a Demonstration on “Food Adulteration” in Dyansadhna High School, Govandi,
as a part of outreach programme.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Participated in the UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management &
Challenges for Sustainable Development” held at M.D. College.
Dr. (Ms.) Mrunalini Kulkarni
Dept.: Chemistry
12th June.’10
Invited as Resourse person in the workshop on revised syllabus of Applied component
(Heavy and Fine chemicals) for T.Y.B.Sc organized by B.O.S. University of Mumbai and
Ruparel college.
19th June.’10
Attended a workshop on the revised syllabus of Organic chemistry (PaperIII) for T.Y.B.Sc.
by B.O.S., University of Mumbai and Patkar college.
Aug.’10
Submitted the report of Minor Research Project to the University of Mumbai.
19th Sep.’10
Participated in Tree plantation programme at Mukand (Steel) Ltd., Kalwa, Thane.
25th
Participated in International Coastal Clean up-2010 with Indian Coast Guards at Girgaon
chowpati.
Sep.’10
14th - 15th Oct’10 Conducted Workshop on Reiki-I for M.Sc. students of Chemistry Department.
10th - 21st Nov’10 Attended National level Advanced Leadership Camp (ALC-SW) at Barauni (Bihar).
28th & 29th
Jan.’10
Participated and presented a paper entitled “Impact of Migration: Encroachment and
environmental pollution in Mumbai” at UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Psychopolitical
issues on migration: Indian scenario” in M.D. College.
1st Feb.’11
Conducted a workshop on preparation of liquid soap for S.Y.B.Sc. students.
2nd
Attended and presented a paper titled “Urbanisation: Effect and challenges for sustainable
development” at the UGC sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management
and Challenges for Sustainable Development.
3rd
&
Feb.’11
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
2010-11
Invited to deliver lectures for M.Sc. Part II (Organic Chemistry) in Swami Vivekanand
College, Chembur, Mumbai.
Dr. (Ms.) A. R. Anthony
12th
Dept.:Chemistry
June.’10
Invited as a Resource person in a one day workshop on revised syllabus of Applied
component (Heavy and Fine chemicals) for T.Y.B.Sc. at D.G. Ruparel college organized
by Board of Studies ( B.O.S).in Chemistry, University of Mumbai and Department of
Chemistry D.G Ruparel College.
26th June’10
Participated in a one day workshop on “Revised Syllabus of Inorganic Chemistry for
T.Y.B.Sc.” at K. J. Somaiya College, organized by Board of Studies(BOS) in chemistry,
University of Mumbai and Department of chemistry K. J. Somaiya College of Science and
Commerce.
24th July’10
Invited as a Resourse person in a one day workshop on “Revised syllabus of Applied
Component (Heavy and Fine Chemicals) practicals for Third Year B.Sc.” conducted by
Department of Chemistry KET’S V. G. Vaze College.
Aug.’10
Submitted the final report of Minor Research Project Titled “Synthesis of Schiff base
derieved from Poly hydroxyl aliphatic amine and substituted aromatic aldehyde” to the
University of Mumbai.
12th to 14th
Nov.’10
Participated and presented a paper entitled, “Eco-friendly synthesis of anti-bacterial active
novel Schiff base derived from Poly hydroxyl aliphatic amine and substituted aromatic
aldehyde.” in the first International conference in chemistry at Homi Bhabha center for
science education (TIFR), Mumbai.
11th Jan.’11
Organized and demonstrated one day out reach programme on food adulteration at
Dyansadhana High school Vidyalay, Govandi.
24th Jan.’11
Invited as a Resource person by the Entrepreneur Development Programme - Prerna of
Maharshi Dayanand College to formulate and demonstrate the preparation of cold cream
and vanishing cream.
28th to 29th
Jan.’11
Attended and presented a paper entitled “Migration – a major threat to environmental
sustainability” at M.D. College, in the UGC sponsored Interdisciplinary National Seminar
organized by Department of Psychology and Political Science.
29th Jan.’11
Presented a paper entitled “Migration and solid waste management in Mumbai” in the
UGC sponsored Interdisciplinary national seminar organized by department of Psychology
and Political science of M.D. College Parel.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Participated and presented a paper titled, “Hazardous waste management-a Step towards
Environmental sustainability,” in a UGCsponsored National conference held at M.D. College,
organized by Department of Zoology and Botany.
2010-11
Delivered lectures for M.Sc. Part II (Inorganic Chemistry) in K. J. Somaiya College of
Science and Commerce, Vidyavihar.
Prof. (Ms.) Varsha Thorat
Dept.: Chemistry
22nd June’10
Participated in a one day workshop on “Revised Syllabus of Analytical Chemistry T.Y.B.Sc.” held at Guru Nanak Khalsa College.
4th to 23rd
Oct.’10
Participated in the UGC sponsored Refresher course conducted at university of
Mumbai, Kalina.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
12th to 14th
Nov.’10
Participated and presented a paper titled, “Eco-friendly synthesis of anti-bacterial active
novel Schiff base derived from Poly hydroxyl aliphatic amine and substituted aromatic
aldehyde”in the first International conference in Chemistry at Homi Bhabha Center for
Science Education (TIFR), Mumbai.
10th to 11th
Dec.’10
Participated in a UGC sponsored two day National seminal on “Recent advances in
Bio-analytical Techniques”, organized by Patkar-Varde College.
28th to 29th
Jan.’11
Participated in the National Seminar organized by department of Psychology and Political
science of M.D. College and presented the papers entitled “Migration-a major threat to
environmental sustainability” and “Migration and solid waste management in Mumbai.”
2nd to 3rd
Feb.’11
Participated and presented a paper titled, “Hazardous waste management-a step towards
Environmental Sustainability” in the UGC sponsored National conference held at
M.D.College.
Prof. S. R. Pawar
Dept.: Chemistry
16th June.’10
Attended a one day workshop on “Revised syllabus in Physical Chemistry for T.Y.B.Sc.”
Jointly conducted by the Board of Studies in Chemistry, University of Mumbai and
Department of Chemistry, Sathaye College.
22nd June’10
Attended one day workshop on “Revised syllabus in Analytical Chemistry for T. Y. B. Sc.”
Jointly conducted by the Board of Studies in Chemistry, University of Mumbai and
Department of Chemistry, Khalsa College.
1st Feb.’11
Conducted a workshop on preparation of liquid soap for S.Y.B.Sc students.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Participated in the UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management &
Challenges for Sustainable Development” held at M.D. College, organized by Department
of Zoology & Botany.
Prof. B. T. Nikam
Dept.: Chemistry
16th
May to
12th June’10
Attended the “Orientation Programme” organized by the Academic Staff College, Goa
University and awarded grade ‘A’.
22nd June’10
Appointed as ‘Invited lecturer’ for post graduate courses in Chemistry at The Institute of
Science, Fort, Mumbai.
19th June’10
Participated in a one day workshop on “Revised Syllabus of Organic Chemistry for Third
Year B.Sc.” held at S.S. and L.S. Patkar college of Arts and Science and V.P. Varde College
of Commerce & Economics.
11th Jan.’11
Organized a one day out reach programme on food adulteration at Dyansadhana Vidyalay,
Govandi.
13th Jan.’11
Invited as a Speaker for ‘UGC- Scheme of Coaching for SC/ ST/ Minority for NET’ and
delivered a lecture on Heterocyclic chemistry at S.S. & L.S. Patkar College of Arts & Science
and V.P. Varde College of Commerce & Economics.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Participated in the UGC sponsored National conference on “Environment Management &
Challenges for Sustainable Development” at M.D. College.
3rd & 4th
Mar.’11
Attended a two day seminar on “Green Chemistry & Catalysis” at I. C. T. Mumbai, under
UGC-SAP(DRS-I) programme in collaboration with catalysis society of India.
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Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
Dr. Amol H. Naik
Dept.: Chemistry
12th June’10
Participated in a one day workshop on “Revised Syllabus of Applied Component, Heavy
and Fine Chemicals for Third Year B. Sc.” at D.G. Ruparel College.
16th June’10
Participated in a one day workshop on “Revised Syllabus in Physical Chemistry for T.Y.B.Sc.”
Jointly conducted by the Board of Studies in Chemistry, University of Mumbai and
Department of Chemistry, Sathaye College.
24th July’10
Participated in a one day workshop on “Revised syllabus of Applied Component (Heavy
and Fine Chemicals) practicals for Third Year B. Sc.” Conducted by Department of chemistry
KET’S V. G. Vaze College.
21st Jan.’11
Demonstrated the method of preparation of Cold Cream and Vanishing cream for T.Y.B.Sc.
2nd
&
Feb.’11
Participated in the UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management &
Challenges for Sustainable Development” held at M.D. College.
8th Feb.’11
Delivered a lecture on “Avenues of Chemistry” for S.Y.B.Sc. Students.
3rd
Prof. Ms. Namrata Jain
26th
Dept.: Physics
Mar.’10
Registered for Ph.D. in Nagpur University under the guidance of Dr. S.S. Bhoga and
Dr. G.S. Khadekar on “Kaluza Klein Cosmological Model”
15th Sep.’10
Attended the lecture cum seminar on “Are the Stars so Old” by Dr. Jayant Narlikar (IUCAA)
held at Nehru planetarium.
4th Oct.’10
Received minor research project entitled “study of Lambda decay cosmology” by UGC,
and the amount sanctioned is Rs.65,000/- for the period of two years.
25th & 26th
Oct.’10
Attended a two day workshop on ‘Cosmology’ at St. Xavier’s College Mumbai in association
with AAA [Amateur Astronomers’ Association (Mumbai)]
10th & 11th
Dec.’10
Attended a two day seminar on ‘Recent trends in Physics-2010’ (NSRTrip 2010) held
at ICLES college, Vashi Mumbai in collaboration with Maharashtra Academic of Science.
11th Dec.’10
Presented a paper at the national seminar held at ICLES College, Vashi.
Dr. Avinash H. Karande
Dept.: Physics
June 2010
Successfully completed the Minor research Project on “Study of Physical properties of
Biological material used in Jaundice treatment” from University of Mumbai, along with
Prof. R. H. Upadhyay.
July 2010
Appointed as a Centre In charge, IPA-2009, M.D.College.
10th
11th
Presented a paper on “Physical and Biological Findings of Radish Root Ash” in the
National Level Seminar (RTP-2010) held at ICLES College, Vashi.
29th & 30th
Jan.’11
Presented a paper on “Structural growth and electrical behavior of New Pseudobrookite
Fe2TiSno5” in two days National Conference ( RTMP-2010) held at Birla College, Kalyan.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Participated in two days National Conference on ”Environment management and
challenges for sustainable Development” held at M.D. College.
11th Feb.’11
Represented M. D College in Doordarshan live programme “ SAPAT MAHACHARCHA” on
“Co-curricular activities in college students life”, at Worli Doordarshan Kendra.
21st Feb.’11
Delivered a Lecture cum Presentation on, “Nano Technology and applications” organized
by FC department.
&
Dec.‘10
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
28th Mar. to
1st Apr.’11
Successfully Participated in five days TOT on Social Harmony & National Unity for NSS
Programme Officers, Organized by RGNIYD, Government of India, Sriperumbudur at PUNE.
Dr. (Ms.) Manisha Acharya, H.O.D.
17th
July’10
Dept.: Mathematics
Attended a workshop on “Revised T.Y.B.Sc./B.A. Mathematics Syllabus” at V.G. Vaze college.
Oct.’10
Minor Research project sanctioned by UGC entitled “Labeling of Graphs”.
17th
Attended a National Seminar on “Third Cycle of Accreditation” organized by Birla College.
Feb.’11
Dr. B. P. Mishra
Dept.: Mathematics
Dec.’10
Elected as a Senate member of Mumbai University from Science Faculty for the tenure of
5 years from Dec, 2010 – Dec, 2015).
27th & 30th
Dec.’10
Attended an Annual Conference of the Indian Mathematical Society Organized by
Applied Mathematics & Humanities Department S. V. National Institute of Technology,
Surat and presented a paper titled “Rogers – Ramanujan type double series identities”
3rd to 5th
Mar.’11
Attended Dharna at Jantar – Mantar, New Delhi, as a member of the senate.
Prof. Ms. Archana Joglekar
Dept.: Mathematics
16th Dec.’10
Attended a workshop on revised syllabus of T.Y.B.Sc on “Elements of Operation Research”
(Applied Component Papers).
22nd Dec.’10
Attended a workshop on “Revised Syllabus of T Y B Sc Maths” papers organized by dept.
of Maths, Ruia College.
Prof. Ms. Shilpa Ghogare
Dept.: Mathematics
4th Sept.’10
Attended a workshop on “Career Advancement Scheme” organised by Jhunjunwala College.
16th
Participated in the workshop on “Revised Syllabus of Operation Research” organised by
KC College.
Dec.’10
Prof. (Ms.) Sonal Pawar, H.O.D.
Dept.: Computer Science
4th May.’10
Attended a one day workshop on T.Y.B.Sc. Computer Science (Theory) Revised syllabus at
Kirti college.
21st & 22nd
Jan.’11
Attended a two day workshop on T.Y.B.Sc. Computer Science Papar –IV and Software
Testing at Thakur college.
28th Feb.’11
Attended a one day workshop on Practical and Theory Examination for T.Y.B.Sc. (Computer
Science) at R.D. National college of Arts and Commerce and W.A. Science College.
10th to 12th &
14th to 16th
Mar.’11
Worked as T.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Practical Examiner by University of Mumbai.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
Prof. (Ms.) Pallavi V. Mirajkar
Dept.: Computer Science
4th May’10
Attended a one day workshop on “T.Y.B.Sc. Computer Science (Theory) Revised Syllabus”
at Kirti college.
15th June
Attended a one day workshop on “T.Y.B.Sc. Computer Science (Practical)” at Patkar College.
10th
Feb.’11
Invited as a Guest speaker to deliver a Talk on “Information Technology and Cyber Crime”
to Foundation Course students of M.D College.
28th Feb.’11
Attended a one day workshop on “Practical and Theory Examination for T.Y.B.Sc. (Computer
Science)” at R.D. National college of Arts and Commerce and W.A. Science College.
Dr. Sundari K.P, H.O.D. & Vice-Principal (Arts)
16th,
17th
Dept.: Psychology
&
18th Aug.’10
Guest Lecture on Mental Retardation.
27th Aug.’10
Guest lecture on “Success Mantra” at SIES College.
18th
Guest lecture on ‘Little Adult” for Novartis at Gauhati-
Sept.’10
26th Sept.’10
Guest lecture on ‘Little Adult” for Novartis at Pune.
29th Nov.’10
Guest lecture on Stress Management at Napoo High school.
20th
Attended a guest lecture on Autism at Sophia college.
Dec.’10
8th Jan.’11
Attended a seminar on “Hypnosis” at Dhanukar college.
28th
Organized a UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Psycho Political Issues of Migration at
MD College and presented a paper on “Migration and Psychosomatic Illness in Nurses and
teachers”.
&
Jan.’11
29th
Jan.’11
A Minor research project from UGC entitled ”Gender Discrimination & Glass Ceiling among
working women in Mumbai” has been sanctioned along with Ms. Mythili Mukund.
Prof. (Ms.) Anusha Venugopal
30th
Aug.’10
Dept.: Psychology
Guest lecture on Psychoactive drugs for FC Department in M.D. College.
30th Dec.’10
Guest lecture on “Know Your Self” at Napoo High School as part of Mental Health Camp
organized by department of psychology and counseling cell of M.D.College.
21st Jan.’11
Guest lecture on Intelligence Quotient and Emotional Quotient for FC Department in
M.D.College.
28th Jan.’11
Paper presentation on “Migration – dealing psychologically” in the National Seminar on
“Psycho-politics of Migration” organized by department of Psychology and Political Science
of M.D.College.
Prof. (Ms.) Mythili Mukund, H.O.D.
28th
Jan.’11
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
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Participated and presented a paper on ‘Immigrant Lives: Bharati Mukherjee’s Novels’ in
the National Seminar on “Psycho-Political Issues of Migration-Indian Scenario organized
at M. D. College.
Participated in the National Seminar on ‘Environment Management & Challenges for
Sustainable Development organized at M. D. College.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
18th Feb.’11
Participated in the Interactive Session on ‘Ancient Wisdom and Modern Thought’ by his
Holiness Dalai Lama organized by the University of Mumbai at Fort Campus.
Dr. K. H. Pawar
Dept.: English
Dec.’10
Published a paper on “T.S.Eliot’s The Waste Land: A Hindu perspective” in the journal
Vishvabharati.
29th Nov.’10
to 1st Dec.’10
Attended the NSS Camp at Dahivali-Badlapur and helped the students perform a street
play on AIDS Awareness.
2nd Jan.’11
Published a paper on “Auto-Ethnography and Reconciliation of the Cultures in Sally
Morgan’s My Place in the international journal Literary Insight”.
Oct’10 to Feb’11
Visiting faculty to the P.G. Students at the University of Mumbai IDOL.
2nd Feb.’11
Published a paper on “The Panchamabhutas and The Waste Land” in the national journal
Research spectrum.
Prof. (Ms.) Sangita Patil
Dept.: English
7th July 2010
Participated in a workshop on HIV/AIDS & Red Ribbon Club” for NSS P.O. organized by MOACS.
6th Dec. 2010
Participated in a one day workshop on “Impact of Domestic Violence On Educational
Institution” organized in collaboration with Tata Institute of Social Science & YUVA.
8th Jan. 2011
Participated in a one day State level seminar on “Approaches to handling Speaking Skills
in English” organized by the dept, of English. Vikas Night College.
24th & 25th
Jan.’11
Participated & presented a paper in the 2-day state level seminar on “applied literary
theory” organized by Satana college.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Participated and presented paper in a UGC sponsored in disciplinary national seminar on
“Psycho political issues of migration; Indian scenario”.
14th Feb.’11
Passed MBA (HRM) from Pune University.
Dr. (Ms.) Seema Khemani, H.O.D.
Dept.: Philosophy
20th to 23rd
Oct.’10
Dr. Seema Khemani attended AFRO- ASIAN Philosophy association conference 2010 and
presented paper on ‘Buddhist environmental Philosophy and its relevance; she also chaired
one of the sessions on ‘Environmental philosophy’ during this conference.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Attended a national seminar on ‘Psychosocial issues of migration ; Indian Scenario’
organized by M. D. College.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Attended a national seminar on ‘Environmental management for Sustainable development‘
organized by M.D.College.
Prof. (Ms.) Rashmi Condra, H.O.D.
Dept.: History
6th Oct. &
2nd Nov.’10
Ms. Rashmi Condra successfully completed UGC-Sponsored Orientation Programme at
Staff Academy College, University of Mumbai with ‘A’ grade.
Oct.’10
Awarded UGC sponsored Minor Research Project on ‘Redolence of Feminism in Hindi
Cinema with Special Reference to V.Shantaram Films: A Review’.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
7th - 8th Jan.’11
Attended a two day International conference on ‘Mumbai- Socio-Cultural Perspectives:
Contributions of Ethnic Groups & Communities’, at Sophia College for Women, in
association with The Luigi & Laura Dallapicolla Foundation.
21st Jan.’11
Attended XIIIth series of The D.D.Kosambi Memorial Lecture organized by Department of
History, on ‘Is India a democracy, a republic or both?’ by Shri. Kumar Ketkar, Journalist,
Writer & Editor- Loksatta.
2nd - 3rd Feb.’11
Attended the UGC sponsored National Conference on ‘Environment Management &
Challenges for Sustainable Development’ at M.D. College.
4th - 5th Mar.’11
Presented a paper on ‘Contribution of Iranis to Socio-Cultural history of Mumbai City’ at
the International conference on India and Iran : Our Cultural Legacy of the Past” at Poona
College in collaboration with Iranian Culture House.
Prof. Rewant Singh
Dept.: History
24th to 25th
Dec.’10
Attended a UGC sponsored Maharashtra History Conference and presented a paper entitled
“Material Basis of the Satavahana Economy” at DBF Dayanand College of Arts & Science,
Solapur.
28th to 30th
Dec.’10
Attended an International Conference organized by the Department of Ancient Indian
History & Archaeology, University of Lucknow. Research Paper presented titled “Planning
Sustainable Cities: Lessons from Response of the Indus Valley Civilization – With Special
Reference to Harappa & Mohenjo-Daro”.
20th & 21st
Jan,’11
Research Paper presented titled “Key Trends of Historiography of the Colonial Economy”
in the UGC-Sponsored National Seminar on “New Trends in Modern Indian History”.
27th to 29th
Jan.’11
Research Paper presented titled “Sustainability & Environment In Buddhist Thought” in
the International Conference organized by the Department of History, Abasaheb Garware
College, Pune, on “Buddhism – Past and Present”.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Research Paper presented titled “Population Dynamics, Migration, and Economic
Development: A Study Based on the National Census Report” in the UGC-Sponsored
Interdisciplinary National Seminar on “Psycho-Political Issues of Migration: Indian Scenario”.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Research Paper presented titled “Contemporary E-Learning Scenario in Higher Education
in India: Challenges & Opportunities” in the IGNOU & University of Mumbai International
Conference on “Contemporary Scenario in Higher Education: Employability, Values,
Opportunities & Challenges”.
02nd & 03rd
Feb.’11
Research Paper presented titled “Environment Crisis & Collapse of Old World Civilizations”
in the UGC-Sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management & Challenges
for Sustainable Development”.
21st to 23rd
Feb.’11
Research Paper presented titled “Relevance of ICT-based Distance Education in India: A
Critical Review” in the Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning Sponsored & Supported by
Commonwealth of Learning & UNESCO - International Conference on “Open & Distance
Learning”.
25th to 26th
Feb.’11
Research Paper presented titled “Planning Cities. Lessons on Sustainability from Harappans”
in the UGC-Sponsored National Conference on “Sustainable Development”
10th to 12th
Mar.’11
Attended Shivaji University Sponsored International Seminar on the “Making of Mahatma
– M.K. Gandhi in South Africa”, organized by Centre of Gandhian Studies, Shivaji University,
Kolhapur, Maharashtra and paper presented titled “Gandhi’s View on Technology and
Significance of ICT”.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
12th to 18th
Mar.’11
Research Paper presented titled “Kanheri Inscriptions & Their Relevance
Community” in the UGC-Sponsored National Annual Congress of XXXVI
Epigraphical Society of India and XXX Congress of Place Names Society
“Sustainable Development” at Birla College of Arts, Science, & Commerce,
7th to 8th
Apr.’11
Research Paper presented titled “Harappans & The 4.2 K Event: A Study into Sustainability
of Harappan Cities” in the International Conference of the International Association for
Asian Heritage (IAAH), Colombo, Sri Lanka, a Centre for Studies, University of Kelaniya,
Kelaniya.
16th to 19th
Mar.’11
Attended the “Advanced workshop on e-content development and setup & usage of
Virtual classroom”, Conducted by UGC Academic Staff College, Mumbai University.
19th Jan.’11
Delivered a Guest lecture on ‘Painted Grey Ware-An Archaeological Perspective’ for PostGraduate students of Department of History, University of Mumbai.
Dr. (Ms.) Shashi Mishra, H.O.D.
to the Parsi
Congress of
of India, on
Kalyan.
Dept.: Hindi
14th Aug.’10
Participated in B.O.S. Mumbai University one day workshop for T.Y.B.A. Hindi syllabus at
Jhunjhunwala College.
18th Aug.’10
Participated as an expert in the one day workshop for F.Y.B.A. Hindi Anc. Syllabus at
Agarwal College, Kalyan.
16th Sept.’ 10
Delivered lecture for Hindustani Prachar Sabha’s students on their syllabus.
3rd Dec.’10
Presented paper in the UGC sponsored International seminar on “The relevance of Literature
written on Ram in Indian language and Democracy” at Sathye College, Vile-parle.
29th Dec.2010
Organized and attended a guest lecture at Ambitia Institute of Technology at Varanasi on
“Moral ethics by Justice Satyaranjan Dharmadhikari”.
15th Jan.’11
Presented a paper in the UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Prose writing of Nagarjun”
at S.I.E.S. College.
17th Jan.’11
Delivered a lecture on “Decadent Values : Vulgarity among Responsible Authorities”
organized by “Sarthak Samvad” a lady writer’s organization.
19th Jan.’11
Attended a story narration by Malati Joshi, a Hindi writer.
22nd Jan.’11
Organized & participated in “Sarthak Samvad” function.
14th
Attended a lecture at Sophia College on “The State of Indian Studies in China” delivered
by Prof. Longyu, Centre of Indian Studies.
Feb.’11
July-Sep. Edition Published a review in “Hindustani Juban”, Mumbai on Dr. Suryabala’s 21 stories.
July-Sep Edition
Published an article on “Satirist Dr. Suryabola’s Vartaman Sahitya”, Agra.
Published an Autobiography of Ms. Mannu Bhandari in “Pandulipi”, Chhatisgadh.
July-Sep Edition
Published an article on “Satirist Dr. Suryabola’s Vyangya Tarang” in Jaunpur, U.P.
Published an article on “Hindi Language in Journals – News and Changing Scenario &
Aspects” in National College Magazine, Mumbai.
January 2011
Published an article on Nagarjun’s prose writing in “Sanchaita”, Mumbai.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
Dr. Umesh Shukla
Dept.: Hindi
2010
Published a Book on Hindi Vyakran, Vani Prakashan, New Delhi Published two books by
Sanyog Sahitya, Mumbai: ‘Hakiki Gita – Munir Alam Baksh’ and ‘Amrit Kalashak
Samichhatmak Adhayan’.
2010
Sanctioned major research project on Hindi Katha Sahitya Me Vimarsh by U.G.C.
Papers Presented :
17th Jan.’10
Amrit Kalash Ak Samichhatmak Adhayan – Hindi Parehal AUM Shadh Sansthan
29th
Markande Ka Rachan Sansar – Hindi Prachar AUM Shadh Sansthan.
Mar.’10
29th Aug.’10
21 vi Sadi ki Sandarbh Me Tulshi Das – Hindi Prachar AUM Shadh Sansthan.
29th Nov.’10
Hindi Gogal Ak Ak Adhayan - Hindi Prachar AUM Shadh Sansthan.
28th
Vartman Sandarbh Me Jayashi Sahitya - Hindi Prachar AUM Shadh Sansthan.
Nov.’11
30th Jan.’ 11
Ahinsa AUM Ushaki Prasangikta - Hindi Prachar AUM Shadh Sansthan.
Seminars Attended :
6th – 7th Feb’10
Suphi Sahitya Ka Punarmulyankan - Sathye College
10th–11th Mar’10 Ekisvi Sadi Ki Pahali Dathak Ki Hindi Kavita - S.I.E.S. College
17th – 18th Jan’11 Agiya Sahitya Ka Punarmulyakan - Hindi Dept., Mumabi University
28th – 29th Jan’11 Psycho political issues of migration : Indian Scenario - M. D. College
2nd – 3rd Feb’11
Environment Management & Challenges for Sustainable Development - M. D. College
25th Jan’11
Invited as Chief Guest at J.B.B. Night School, Peddar Road.
Dr. (Ms.) Geeta B. Manjrekar, H.O.D.
10th
July’10
Dept.: Marathi
Broadcast a talk on AIR, Mumbai on renowned poet B. B. Borkar.
10th July’10
Participated in the workshop on usage of Marathi on computer at Y.C. Center and trained
students from various colleges.
7th Aug.’10
Broadcast a talk on AIR, Mumbai on a novel by renowned feminist writer Gauri Deshpande.
7th
Aug.’10
Judge for intercollegiate elocution competition in the Youth Festival of Mumbai University.
8th Aug.’10
Delivered a lecture on ‘Creating and Appreciating Poetry ‘with the help of PPT at Vidyarthi
Melava for the High School students of Thane organized by Jidnyasa Foundation.
21st to 27th
Aug.’10
Attended a Workshop as a judge to evaluate the research done on ‘Localization of
Marathi’ by research fellows at CIIL, Mysore.
7th Sep.’10
Attended a book publication function – book on I.T. and Marathi, organized by ORF and
Ruia College along with 20 students.
8th Sep.’10
Attended a Vidyarthi Sahitya Samellan organized by Mumbai Marathi Sahityasangh and
Patkar College along with students.
21st Sep.’10
Delivered a talk with the help of PPT on “Society and Literature” at T.K. Tope College.
Nov.’10
A short story was published in a Diwali issue Aksharpan.
14th
Organized and participated in the intercollegiate Vidyarthi Melava along with 25 students
at Somaiya College.
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Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
Dec.’10
Nominated as co-opted member of BOS (Marathi) and also the Arts Faculty of Mumbai
University.
Every Month
Edited, wrote Editorial and published the community magazine “Gomant Sharda”.
Dr. Bharati Nirgudkar
Dept.: Marathi
June, 2010
Appointed as a member of jury for selection of the best book in Marathi for Saraswati
sanman by K K Birla Foundation Delhi.
13th July’10
Appointed as a member of L.I.C. for M.A. Marathi at Adarsh College, Badlapur.
23rd July’10
Vice chancellors nominee on selection committee for faculty improvement programme
Marathi at K V Pendharkar College, Dombivali.
21st Aug,’10
Resource person for workshop for teachers on ‘TYBA paper V’ at Adarsh College, Badlapur
Oct,’10
Published critical article on ‘G.V. Karandikar Yanchi Sameekshadrushti’ in a book ‘Irawati
Karve ani Vinda Karandikar’ published by Snehavardhan Publication, Pune & University of
Mumbai.
Dec,’10
An article on ‘Mule Japanari Katha’ in the book ‘1980 Nantarche Streenirmit Kathanpar
Sahitya’ published by University of Mumbai & Shabdalaya publication.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Attended & worked as organizing committee member of UGC sponsored national seminar
on Psychopolitical issues of migration : Indian scenario organized by M.D.College.
1st & 2nd
Feb.’11
Presented research paper on “Sathottari streevadi kadambari” in the National Seminar
Sathottari Marathi sahitya pravaha organized byJ S M College, Alibaug.
28th Feb.’11
Attended the meeting of organizing committee of Sahitya Vedh 2011 at University of
Mumbai.
17th Mar.’11
Chaired a session of workshop on playwriting organized by Bodhi Natya Parishad & dept.
of Marathi, University of Mumbai.
7th,8th&9th Apr.’11 Attended Sahitya Vedh 2011 organized by University of Mumbai.
8th Apr.’11
Presented a paper on a novel SARE PRAVASI GHADICHE In a seminar “sahityache
Madhyamantar” which was a part of Sahitya Vedh 2011.
Prof. (Ms.) Monika Verma
Dept.: Political Science
30th June &
1st July’10
Presented a paper on “Politics of Nativism: Sons of the Soil vs India” in National Seminar
on “My Country India: Reviving Patriotism of 1885 in Contemporary Times” organized by
ICLES’ Motilal Jhunjhunwala College, Navi Mumbai.
Aug.’10
Prepared study material in Political Science- Paper IV- “Political Process in Maharashtra”
for TYBA for the Institute of Distance and Open Learning, University of Mumbai.
6th & 7th
Aug.’11
Post Graduate Certificate Course in Human Rights conducted by Government Law College
in collaboration with HURT Foundation.
23rd&27th Aug’10 Guest Lecture on “Indian Constitution” for FYBA Foundation Course.
21st to 23rd
Sept.’10
Participated in the UGC sponsored Three Day National Seminar on “60 years of the Indian
Constitution: Retrospect and Prospect” organized by Jai Hind College, Mumbai.
27th to 29th
Sept.’10
Participated in ICSSR sponsored Three Day National Seminar on “Politics of Language,
Culture and History in Maharashtra” organized by Dept. of Civics and Politics, University
of Mumbai.
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STAFF ACTIVITIES (Contd.)
Date
Resource Persons / Seminars / Workshops Attended / Papers Presented / Publications
16th Jan.’11
Participated in the 3rd Regional Consultation on Electoral Reforms organized jointly by the
Ministry of Law and Justice, Govt. of India, Election Commission of India and Govt. of
Maharashtra in collaboration with University of Mumbai.
28th & 29th
Jan.’11
Presented a paper on “Development Induced Displacement and SEZs : Issues of Land
Acquisition and Rehabilitation” and was Co-convenor and Organizing Secretary of the
Seminar. UGC sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Psycho-political Issues of Migration:
Indian Scenario” organized jointly by Departments of Political Science and Psychology, MD
College.
2nd & 3rd
Feb.’11
Participated in the UGC sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management
and sustainable Development” organized by Departments of Zoology and Botany,
M.D. College and the International Society of Science and Technology, Mumbai.
18th Feb.’11
Participated in the Interactive Session conducted by His Holiness Dalai Lama on: “Ancient
Wisdom and Modern Thought” organized by the University of Mumbai at Fort Campus.
Mrs. Vinita Jain
Librarian
30th Oct.’10
Attended TISS-IFLA-BOSLA workshop on “Academic and Research Perspectives: Challenges
and Concerns for Digital Libraries” at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai.
2010-11
Completed UGC Minor Research project (Ref.no.47-748/09(WRO) 2009-11 titled “Use of
Electronic Information Sources and Services in college libraries of Mumbai city”.
17th & 18th
Feb.’11
Presented a paper on “Collection Development & usage of electronic resources in college
libraries: an overview” in the National conference on Collection Development of Resources
in Electronic Environment at Gokhale Education Society’s College of Education & Research,
Parel.
ARTS CIRCLE
THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION
Date
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Event
Particulars
7th Aug.’10 Nature Trip
Nature trip to Matheran was arranged along
with Dept. of Psychology. 20 students of T.Y.B.A.
enjoyed the trip.
13th Aug.’10 Film Show
15 students of F.Y.B.A. were taken to American
Centre Library to watch the film ‘Freedom Writers’
and to refer to books in the library.
1st Sep.’10 Role Plays
20 students of F.Y.B.A prepared role plays on
‘Communication Skills in English’ and enacted in
the class room.
2nd Sep.’10 Film Screening as a part of the syllabus
The students of F.Y.B.A.watched the animated
version of ‘Alibaba and Forty Thieves’ followed by
a discussion on the short story in the class room.
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THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
15th Sep.’10 Visit to Akshara Library
S.Y.B.A students were taken to Akshara library and
the librarian enlightened the students on gender
based issues and projects.
17thSep.’10 Screening of Shakespeare’s play ‘Romeo
and Juliet’
T.Y.B.A. students watched the play followed by a
discussion on the play which is a part of their
syllabus.
20thSep.’10 Debate Competition on ‘Capital Punishment
Versus Reform of the Criminal
It was organized along with Dept. of Philosophy.
25 students participated. Prof.H.Sharma was the
judge. Best Speaker- Guru Prasad.
I Prize Winners-Ajinkya Medhekar, Amey Parab,
Vaishali Kulaye, Akshay Vane, Anand Bangal, Pravin
Dabholkar and Ajit Jadhav.
10thDec.’10 Guest lecture by Dr.Hemangi Bhagwat,
K.J.Somaiya College.
A lecture on ‘Indian English Drama and Theatre’
was organized for S.Y.B.A. students.
24th Jan.’11 Quiz Competition in English Grammar
I Prize- Carol Vaz, IInd Prize- Elizabeth Nunes &
Manjri Raikwar. IIIrd Prize- Vipul Phadatare, Pooja
Prajapati & Heena Mallick.
5th Feb.’11 Essay Competition
I Prize-Neha Jain, II Prize- Saurab S.Gupta & III
Prize- Jitendra N.Kurhade
12thFeb.’11 Elocution Competition
I Prize- Pravin Nanda, 2nd Prize- Pravin Gaikwad
& 3rd Prize- Elizabeth Nunes.
POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
Date
Event
Particulars
30th Jun.’10 National Seminar on “My Country India:
& 1st Jul.’10 Reviving Patriotism of 1885 in Contemporary
Times” organized by ICLES’ Motilal
Jhunjhunwala College , Navi Mumbai
Keyur Waghela of TYBA, Political Science presented
a paper on “Cross-border Terrorism and Jammu
and Kashmir”.
28thAug.’10 Screening of Film
A Film about corruption in public life “Well Done
Abba” directed by Shyam Benegal.
11th & 12th “We The People” inter collegiate competition
organized by Ruia College
Jan.’11
Students of Political Science participated in the
event.
13th Jan.’11 Campaign against Corruption as part of
National Campaign organized by Lok
Satta Movement (NGO) at MD College
Dept. of Political Science collaborated with Lok
Satta Movement (NGO) .A stall was put up in the
college campus to create awareness among the
students against corruption and encourage them
to write the petition to the Prime Minister on a
postcard.
16th Jan.’11 3rd Regional Consultation on Electoral
Reforms organized jointly by the Ministry
Faculty and Students of Political Science
participated in the event.
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Prasad Gaikwad of TYBA, Political Science
presented a paper on “Leadership of Lokmanya
Tilak in the Indian National Congress”.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
of Law and Justice,Govt. of India, Election
Commission of India and Govt. of
Maharashtra in collaboration with University
of Mumbai
28th & 29th UGC sponsored National Seminar on
“Psycho-political Issues of Migration: Indian
Jan.’11
Scenario” organized jointly by Departments
of Political Science and Psychology,
MD College
Heena Mallick, Priyanka Dabale and Kinjal Patil of
FYBA. Political Science presented a paper on
“Migration and Politics of Nativism in
Maharashtra”. Keyur Waghela and Mayuri Rane
of TYBA.and SYBA Political Science presented a
paper on “Migration of Kashmiri Pundits”.
14th Feb.’11 Talk and Presentation on “Career Options
and Opportunities for Higher Education for
Arts Students”
Prof. M.Z. Shahid, Head, Dept. of Political Science,
Maharashtra College was the resource person.
18th Feb.’11 Interactive Session by His Holiness Dalai
Lama on: “Ancient Wisdom and Modern
Thought” organized by the University of
Mumbai at Fort Campus
Faculty and Students of Political Science
participated in the event.
21st Feb.’11 Guest Lecture on “Environment Movements
in India”
Prof. Priya Parkar Faculty of Commerce,
M.D.College was the resource person.
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
Date
Event
2010
1 st class in History & FIRST in TYBA
2009-10.
Mr. Swapnil Pujari was awarded the
Scholarship Prize
1st class in TYBA - History - 2009-10.
Mr. Mayur Hingoo
16th Jul.’10 Screened the Movie ‘Sant Tukaram’
Screened movie for TYBA students for better
understanding of Bhakti Movement.
28th Jul.’10 Screened documentary, ‘Mumbai – City with
Two Faces’
Screened documentary for FYBA students of
History, produced by MARG.
2nd – 13th
Aug.’10
4 Students from TYBA successfully completed
certificate course conducted by the Heras Institute,
St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai.
Certificate Course on ‘Aesthetics of Indian
Art and Architecture’.
01st Oct.’10 Visit to Chhatrapati
Sanghralay.
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Particulars
Vastu
TYBA students along with Prof. Rashmi Condra
and Prof. Rewant Singh took a tour of Museum
and handicraft exhibition ‘Paramparik Karigar’.
5th Dec.’10 ASM Lit Festival 2010 : Rabindranath Tagore.
Performance: Sharmila Biswas- Odissi Dance
Drama “Exploring Rhythms in Tagore”.
TYBA students attended the programme,
commemorating 150th Birth Anniversary of the
Nobel Laureate.
9th Dec.’10 Attended Students’ Seminar, on ‘History of
Art & Entertainment.
Four students of History attended the Seminar at
Ramnarain Jhunjunwala College.
Shivaji
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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
7th & 8th
Jan.’11
Attended Conference, on “Mumbai- SocioCultural Prespective: Contribution of Ethnic
Groups & Communities”.
FYBA students attended an International
Conference along with Prof Rashmi Condra at
Sophia College for Women.
31st Jan.’11 Lecture on ‘Remembering Panipat-250 years
Later’.
Department, organized Guest lecture by Dr. Prof.
Mohisina Mukaddam, Head, Department of
History, Ramnarain Ruia College for students of
BA, commemorating 250 years of Third Battle of
Panipat.
05th Feb.’11 Field visit to Elephanta/ Gharapuri Caves.
TYBA & SYBA students accompanied by Prof.
Rashmi Condra & Prof. Rewant Singh visited
Ancient Indian caves.
08th Feb.’11 Lecture on ‘Studies in NumismaticsReapproached’.
Departments of History & Economics organized a Guest
Lecture by renowned Numismatist Dr.Dilip Balsekar.
DEPARTMENT OF HINDI
Date
Event
Particulars
10th Aug.’10 Organized a dabate competition on “The
use of mobile phones should be prohibited
in colleges”
It was organised in association with Hindustani
Prachar Sabha.
21st Aug.’10 Organized F.Y.B.A Hindi Syllabus based
workshop for teachers & students
The workshop was sponsored by B.O.S. University
of Mumbai.
MARATHI VANGMAY MANDAL AND ABHYAS MANDAL
Date
Event
Particulars
30th Jul.’10 Inauguration of Arts Circle
Inspiring and motivating talks by the young
achievers of UPSC and MPSC exams –
Mr. Bharat Andhale and Mr. Yogesh Dere.
12th Aug.’10 Screening of ‘Nakshtranche Dene‘ a musical
programme
Based on the poems by C.T.Khanolkar, prescribed
in the syllabus of TYBA.
19th Sep.’10 Screening of ‘Ti Phularani’
A play by P.L.Deshpande prescribed in the FYBA
syllabus.
27th Sep.’10 A lecture on the collection of poems
‘Turtas’by contemporary poet Dasu Vaidya,a
book prescribed in the syllabus of SYBA.
By Prof. Abhijeet Deshpande
28th Sep.’10 Screening of a Hindi feature film ‘Ankahi’.
By Amol Palekar,based on the Marathi play by
C.T. Khanolkar , in connection with the prescribed
syllabus of TYBA.
29th Sep.’10 Screening of a Hindi feature film
‘Kondura’by Shyam Benegal.
Based on the novel by C.T. Khanolkar,prescribed
in the syllabus of TYBA.
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MARATHI VANGMAY MANDAL AND ABHYAS MANDAL (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
14th Dec.’10 One Student participated in the State level
elocution competition.
Organized by Ruia College.
10th Jan.’11 Acharya Atre Intercollegiate elocution
completion was organized.
29 students from various colleges all over Mumbai
participated.
14th & 15th Vidyarthi Melava organized by Somaiya
College.
Jan.’11
25 students attended and participated.
23rd Jan.’11 A trip to Shantivan, Panvel was organized.
55 students went on the trip .Dr. Manjrekar &
Ms.Asha Kumbhar accompanied them.
22nd Feb.’11 A revisionary lecture on the subject ‘Poetics
and Literary Criticism’.
By Dr. Saroj Patankar was organized for TYBA
students.
25th & 26th ‘Marathi Bhasha Din ‘was celebrated.
Feb.’11
Posters providing information about the literature
by Dyanpeeth Award winner poet Kusumagraj,
relevant poems and quotations in praise of
Marathi language were displayed in the foyer.
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
Date
Event
Particulars
23rd Jul.’10 The first Parents teachers meeting
It was organised for T.Y.B.A students
23rd Jul.’10 Screening of the film “15 Park Avenue”
It was organised for T.Y. students
6th Aug.’10 A role play on Interpersonal problems in
Adolescence and a lecture on teenage issues
was followed by the screening of the film
“Secret”.
Inauguration of the counseling cell by Dr Rajendra
Barve.
7th Aug.’10 Nature trek to Matheran
A group of 20 students of the department were
accompanied by Dr Sundari K.P. & Prof. Mythili
Mukund for the one day trip.
30th Aug.’10 P.T.A.
For S.Y.B.A.
31st Aug.’10 P.T.A
It was organised for FYBA
17th Sep.’10 Guest lecture on Mental Health
Ms. Varsha Jadhav delivered a lecture
27th Nov.’10 Poster competition
It was organised for Mental health camp
29, 30th & Mental health camp
1st Dec.’10
It was organised at Naapoo High school
20th Dec
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Guest lecture on “Autism and cognitive
Neuro Functioning”.
Dr.Chandan wadia-Georgia University Washington
A group of 15 students attended the lecture with
Dr. Sundari K.P.
15th Jan.’11 Seminar on Hypo therapy at Dhanukar
College, Santacruz.
A group of 6 students and Prof Dr Sundari K.P.
attended a one day seminar on Hypno therapy
for good mental Health.
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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
28th & 29th The Department organized a two day
Jan.’11
National seminar sponsored by UGC in the
college. 44 papers from students and
Academic delegates along with eminent
speakers made the seminar a grand success.
UGC sponsored National seminar on “ PsychoPolitical Issues of Migration – Indian Scenario”.
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
Date
Event
Particulars
20th Sep.’10 Philosophy and English Department
together organized Debate on “Capital
punishment Vs Reform of the criminal“
Prof. H. O. Sharma
competition.
was the Judge of the
SCIENCE CIRCLE
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
Date
Event
Particulars
29th Nov.’10 Visit to Nehru Science centre
40 students of F.Y.B.Sc. attended. Prof. in charge
– Mrs. Namrata Jain and Dr. Sarla Rathi.
10th Dec.’10 Intercollegiate Essay Competition at ICLES
College , Vashi
Four students of various classes have participated.
Prof. incharge – Namrata Jain and Dr. Avinash
Karande
4th Jan.’11
Quiz Competition (Elimination round)
Students of F.Y.B.Sc. participated. Prof. Incharge –
Namrata Jain and Dr. Avinash Karande
7th Jan.’11
Quiz Competition (final round)
Winners of Quiz Comp. (elimination) participated.
11th Jan.’11 Power Point Presentation
8 groups from S.Y. B.Sc. class participated .
Incharge – Namrata Jain and Dr. Avinash Karande
13th to 15th Three days Workshop on Astronomy at
IUCAA Pune
Jan.’11
Two students Ms. Namrata Jadhav and Ms. Jyoti
of S.Y.B.Sc. class have participated. Prof. Incharge
– Namrata Jain and Dr. Avinash Karande
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
Date
Event
29th Jan.’11 MATHSHOW
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Particulars
There were 35 participants and 18 exhibits on
various topics such as Binary numbers,
Application of Integration for finding volume
of pyramid, Information about Mathematicians
& their inventions, Opportunities in
Mathematics, puzzles etc.
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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
Date
Event
Particulars
6th to 17th A twelve day Long Excursion to Dehradun,
Dec.’10
Nainital, Delhi, Agra etc. was organized for
T.Y.B.Sc. students. The excursion fulfilled
academic needs to study the vegetation of
the area.
Dr. Kavita Rambal and Dr. Somendra Sharma
accompanied the students. They also visited
prestigious institutes like Forest Research Institute
Dehradun Indian Agricultural Research Institute Pusa New Delhi, Khane Aalam Nursery, Tea Factory,
Taj Mahal, Red Fort, etc.
23rd Aug.’10 A one day short Excursion was organized
for F.Y.B.Sc. Botany students to National Park,
Kanheri Caves & Chota Kashmir Goregoan.
Students studied various wild plants in nature
especially morphology, & were accompanied by
Dr. Kavita Rambal, Dr. Gauri Soman, Dr. Sanjay
Desai and Dr. Sharma
18th Aug.’10 Excursion to Lonavala for S.Y.B.Sc. Botany
students was organized where they studied
plants in nature & different plants of
economic importance.
Following staff accompanied the students.
Dr. Satnam S Sohal, Dr. Somendra Sharma,
Dr. Sanjay Desai and Prof. Madhuri Naik
4th Sep.’10 A one day short excursion was organized
for T.Y.BSc Botany students to Matheran.
Students studied various wild flora in their
natural habitat. They also studied the
vegetation of the area.
Following teachers accompanied the students. Dr.
Satnam S Sohal and Prof. Madhuri Naik
16th to 17th Overnight excursion to Wangani Nursery was
Jan.’11
arranged for S.Y.BSc Botany students where
besides studying the flora they also studied
horticultural practices & garden types &
landscaping method.
Following Teachers accompanied the students.
Dr. Satnam S Sohal and Prof. Madhuri Naik
7th Feb.’11 Visit to Holy Cross Science Centre was
arranged for F.Y.B.Sc. Botany students.
Following Teachers accompanied the students.
Dr. Gauri Soman, Dr. Sanjay Desai and
Prof. Madhuri Naik
18th Feb.’11 Horticultural visit to Jijamata Udyan for T.Y.BSc.
Dr. Gauri Soman accompanied the students.
3rd, 4th &
11th
Dec.2010
Parents Teachers Meeting was organized for
discussing attendance, progress & term end
results of the students.
It was organised for F.Y.B.Sc. and S.Y.B.Sc. students.
22nd Jan.
2011
Parents Teachers meeting was organized for
discussing Ist term results, programmes &
attendance.
It was organised for T.Y.B.Sc. students.
DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY
Date
Event
July 2010
Felicitation of Achievers - T.Y.B.Sc
Dr. Tiwari, Dr. Panse, Dr. Kayande, Dr. Somani
and Prof. Rujuta Kulkarni
Aug 2010
Felicitation of Achievers - Children of
Departmental staff
All Departmental Staff
18th Aug.’10 PTA meeting -
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Particulars
T.Y.B.Sc
Dr. Panse, Dr. Kayande, Dr. Somani and
Prof. Rujuta Kulkarni
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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY (Contd.)
Date
Event
26th Jul.’10 Visit to CIFE -
S.Y. B.Sc
T.Y. B.Sc
Particulars
Dr. Kayande, Dr. V.U Somani and Prof. Rujuta
Kulkarni
28th Aug.’10 Visit to Tungareshwar - F.Y.B.Sc
Dr. Kayande, Dr. Somani and Prof. Asavari
2nd Feb.’11 Visit to ACTREC - M.Sc-I
Dr. Deshpande
25th Dec.’10 Excursion to Rameshwaram-KodaikanalCochin- Periyar - T.Y.B.Sc., M.Sc.-I and
to
1st Jan.’11 M.Sc.-II
Dr. Kayande and Prof. Rujuta Kulkarni
7th Feb.’11 Excursion to Saguna Baug - S.Y.B.Sc
Dr. Panse and Dr. Deshpande
28th Feb.’11 Career guidance - S.Y.B.Sc.
Dr. Panse and Dr. Kayande
9th Mar.’11 Excursion to Fish landing centre Versova M.Sc-II
Dr. Panse
Workshops and Conferences :
4th
Sep.’10 Workshop on Feasibility Report at University
level
28th to 29th Volunteer training workshop in collaboration
Dec.’10
with Jijamata Udyan Byculla at College level
2nd to 3rd
Feb.’11
UGC sponsored National Conference on
Environmental Management and Challenges
for Sustainable development at National
level
There were 100 participants
There were 38 participants
There were 134 participants
Expert Interaction with UG students :
30th
Oct.’10 Bioinformatics - T.Y B.Sc.
14th Dec.’10 Environment Conservation - S.Y. & T.Y.B.Sc.
Dr. Navin, Dept of Bioinformatics, D.Y Patil
University.
Mr. Vaibhav Desai, World Cyclist Godrej Pvt Ltd.
Expert Interaction with PG students :
13th to 15th Preparation of buffers and solutions Oct.’10
M.Sc-I – Intercollegiate activity
Prof. Nagvekar, Dept of Chemistry, M.D college
19th Jan.’11 Application of Biostatistics to in Marine
science - M.Sc-II
Prof. Chandrakant Kadam Dept. of Banking
and Insurance, M.D College
8th Jan.’11 Western blotting techniques - M.Sc-II
Dr. Rishikesh Dalvi. CIFE, Versova
5th Mar.’11 Prawn Identification - M.Sc-II
7th Mar.’11
Dr. Sushant Mane, Kirti College, Dadar
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
Date
Event
11th Jan.’11 Organized a one day outreach programme
on “Food Adulteration” at Dnyansadhana
Vidyalay, Govandi.
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It was conducted by Prof. A. V. Nagvekar, Dr. A.
R. Anthony and Prof. B. T. Nikam.
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
Date
Event
Particulars
1st Feb.’11 Workshop on “Preparation of Liquid Soap”
for S.Y.B.Sc. Students.
It was conducted by Dr. M. D. Kulkarni and
Prof. S. R. Pawar.
22nd Jul.’10 Organized a workshop on “Safety measures
in laboratory” for F. Y. B. Sc. Students.
It was conducted by Prof. Varsha Thorat and
Prof. Beena Arora.
21st Jan.’11 M.Sc.-I students visited “Chemotest
Laboratory, Sewri” to get acquainted with
modern equipments and advanced
technology and its use in chemical analysis.
The students were accompanied by Prof. Varsha
Thorat and Dr. M. D. Kulkarni.
8th Feb.’11 Organized a talk on ‘Importance of
Chemistry in Industry’ for T.Y.B.Sc. Students.
Mr. Sachin Busari delivered the lecture
8th Feb.’11 Organized a programme on “Avenues of
Chemistry” for S.Y.B.Sc. Students.
Dr. Amol H. Naik enlightened the students
21st Jan.’11 Workshop on “Preparation of Cold Cream
and Vanishing cream.
It was organised for T. Y. B. Sc. Students
2010-11
The students of S.Y.B.Sc., T.Y.B.Sc.
participated in various intercollegiate
activities, chem.-speak, chem.-skit, chem.
Housie and poster competition.
At S. I. E. S. College, Ratnam College.
2010-11
Students of M. Sc.(II) attended a seminar
organized by Sophia college.
On the occasion of “International Year of
Chemistry”.
22nd Jan.’11 Royal Chemical Society and Vaze College
organized lecture on spectroscopy.
M. Sc. (II) students attended the lecture.
COMMERCE CIRCLE
Date
Event
Particulars
01/09/2010 Inauguration and Keynote address
on ‘Business Studies for Commerce and
Non-commerce Students‘
Prof CA Govind Waigankar NMIMS was the
guest
16th Dec.’10 Workshop for F.Y.B.Com students on
“Energy Conservation” & Quiz competition
Shri Rajesh Bhagelkar, Deputy Director PCRA
04/02/2011 Interactive session on career opportunities
and experiences of RJs on Marathi Media.
Shri Ganesh Achwal, Shri Mayuresh Shirke and
Ms. Rashmi Warang
DEPARTMENT OF F.C.
Date
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Event
Particulars
17th Sep.’10 Organized presentation on ‘contributions
(Khemani) of scientists‘ by Dr. Sarla Rathi and
Prof. Priya Parkar.
For S.Y.B.A. and S.Y.B.COM. Students.
20th Sep.’10 Organised presentation on ‘Contributions of
Darwin‘ by Dr. Chaya Panse.
For S.Y.BA.AND S.Y.B.COM. students.
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DEPARTMENT OF F.C. (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
19th Jan.’11 Organized presentation on ‘BIOTECHNOLOGY
and G.M. FOODS’. By Dr. Chaya Panse
For S.Y.BA. AND S.Y.B.COM. students.
Organised presentation on ‘Information
10th Feb.’11 Technology’ By Prof.Pallavi Mirajkar and on
‘Nano Technology’ by Dr. Avinash Karande
For S.Y.B.A. AND S.Y.B.COM. students.
16/8 to
17/8/2010
(Sundari)
Lecture on Mental Handicap to
FYBSC / B.Com. / FYBA students
Dr. Sundari K.P. delivered the lecture.
23/8 &
27/8/2010
Lecture on Constitution to
FYBSC / BCOM / BA students
Prof. Monika Verma delivered the lecture.
30/8 &
31/8/2010
Lecture on Drug Addiction to
FYBA / BSC / BCOM students
Prof. Anusha Venugopal
6th Sep.’10 Guest Lecture on Gerontology FYBA / BSC / BCOM
Prof. Amruta Lovhekar
24th Nov.’10 Lecture on Globalisation & Urbanization FYBA / BSC / BCOM
Dr. Ghule
12th Jan.’11 Lecture on Stress management FYBA / BSC / BCOM
Dr. Sundari
21st Jan.’11 Lecture on IQ & EQ FYBA / BSC / BCOM
Prof. Anusha Venugopal
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT FORUM
Date
Event
Particulars
6th Sep.’10
Interactive Session on Success Multiplier.
Mr. Santosh Nair, a renowned personality
development trainer, Chairman and Mentor
SMM-ART Training and Consultancy Services
Pvt. Ltd. was the resource person.
The event was well attended and widely
appreciated by the students as well as faculty
members.
6th Sep.’10
Exhibition
An exhibition and sale of his audio-visual products
on topics like motivation, confidence building,
personality development etc. was also organized.
5th Dec.’10
Talk and Presentation on “Positive Thinking
and Success in Life”
Prof. Priya Parkar, Faculty of Commerce, M.D.
College was the resource person.
LEGAL CELL
Date
Event
Particulars
12th Jan.’11 Inaugural Function by advocate and legal
councellor Ms. Dolly Mendonca from Majlis
legal centre.
Lecture about legal rights to students.
24th Jan.’11 Screening of a short film
Screening of a short film on legal rights “Kya
Apko Pata Hai” directed by Madhusree Datta.
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E.D.P. UNIT
Date
Event
Particulars
11th Aug.’10 Lecture on ‘Entrepreneurship as a choice of
career’ - inauguration of the activities of EDP
By Dr. Minoo Thomas, Principal, SIES college of
commerce and economics
Vidyarthi Vyapari Peth was organized to
12th Jan.’11 encourage the entrepreneurial skills in
students.
There were total 25 stalls. First prize each of
Rs. 1500, sponsored by Janakalyan bank was
awarded to Pooja Chavan of F.Y.B.Sc. from girls
category and to Sarvesh Mestry of T.Y.B.Com. from
boy’s category. In addition 2 prizes were awarded
from judges and 3 prizes from EDP unit.
Following workshops were conducted:
24th Jan.‘11
Painting without brush
Mrs. Nilima Surte, freelance artist, Mahim.
Preparation of herbal cosmetics
Dr. Gauri Soman., Botany department.
Preparation of cold cream and vanishing
cream
Dr. Anthony and Dr. Amol Naik, Chemistry
department.
STAFF ACADEMY
Date
Event
Particulars
6th Sep.’10 Lecture on ‘Success Multiplier’ by
Mr. Santosh Nair organised by Staff
Academy and personality development cell.
Principal Dr. L. R. Tiwari, Vice Principal Dr. T. P.
Ghule, Vice Principal Dr. C. S. Panse, Vice Principal
Dr. Sundari & 20 Lecturers attended the lecture.
18th Jan.’11 Lecture on ‘Pets’ by Vice Principal
Dr. (Mrs.) C S Panse.
Principal Dr. L. R. Tiwari, Vice Principal Dr. T. P.
Ghule, Vice Principal Dr. C. S. Panse, Vice Principal
Dr. Sundari & 30 Lecturers attended the lecture.
DRAMATICS ASSOCIATION
Date
Event
Particulars
2010-11
Dramatics Association set three one act
plays “Shree Tashi Sou”, “Girgaon via
Dadar”, “Piwala Chikhal” & two skits “Aika”,
“Jago Grahak Jago” for several competitions
& performed very well bringing prestigious
prizes to college. The details are as follows:
The play “ Girgaon via Dadar” was selected among
top 6 plays from all the plays performed in
Maharashtra in the year 2010 at the Savai
competition & stood first.
Youth Festival University of Mumbai
Play: “ Shree Tashi Sou”
Skit : “Aika”
First prize from all zones.
Skit : “Jago Grahak Jago”
Second prize From all Zone finals.
Sakal Karandak
i) Won Third prize
ii) Consolation prize of Acting to Mr. Kunal Pawar
Play : “Pivala Chikhal”
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i) stood second from zone I
ii) consolation prize in all zone finals
iii) Mr. Swapnil Hingade
(Bronze Medal, mono acting)
iv) Best Actress: Ms. Rutuja Bagwe
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DRAMATICS ASSOCIATION (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
The Play “Girgaon Via Dadar“ bagged
9 First prizes in Late Pravin Joshi
Memorial One Act Play Competition
organised by I.N.T.
Mr. Swapnil Hingde (third prize acting)
Mrugjal One Act Play Competition
Best Actress : Ms. Rutuja Bagwe
Umbartha Competition
Lakshvedhi Abhineta: Mr. Swapnil Hingade
Spandan Skit Competition, Patkar College
Best Actor:Swapnil Hingde
Ms. Namrata Awate (third prize acting)
Mr. Ajinkya Date (consolation prize acting)
Consolation prizes:
Ms. Disha Danade, Ms. Rutuja Bagwe
Kalavishkar Skit Competition
Best Actress: Ms. Rutuja Bagwe
Kalavalay Karandak, Vengurle
Ms. Rutuja Bagwe (First Prize acting)
Mr. Ajinkya Date (Second Prize Acting)
Savai Mahakarandak, Chaturang Pratishthan
Audience Choice (First Prize)
Parangat Award as the best play in the
open category.
Best Actress (Open group): Ms. Rutuja Bagwe.
The play “Girgaon Via Dadar“ was invited
by “Akhil Bhartiya Natya Parishad
Sammelana”.
It was performed at Ratnagiri by our students.
M.D.NATYANGAN performed a commercial
show of last three years winning plays
“GADA”, “House Full”& “Girgaon via Dadar”
at Shivaji Mandir Dadar on 19th Dec. 2010.
Several popular Marathi artists were present. The
show was full house and the audience were spell
bound.
Ms. Rutuja Bagwe of dramatics association
is doing a character role in the T.V. serial
“Mangalsutra” which has been shown on
‘Me Marathi’ channel.
She won two prizes for acting at Antarang
competition at Kirti College & Yashwantrao
Karandak at Thane.
Mr. Vikrant Shinde acted in a character role
of the film DAVPECH.
This film is doing very well in Maharashtra.
Ms. Namrata Awate is playing the Lead role
in the Marathi commercial play Jago Mohan
Pyare.
She is also playing a role in the serial LAJJA on Z
marathi.
Prof. Mr. Ganesh Joshi & Prof Neeta Khanwilkar
guided the students of Dramatics group. It has
been possible only because of the tireless support
& guidance of honorable M.D.E.S secretary
Mrs. Kawal Verma, Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari and
Dr. T.P. Ghule (Vice Principal commerce)
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WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL
Date
Event
14th
Aug.’10
1st Meeting of WDC to discuss the
programmes and budget
17th,18th Class to Class awareness about WDC, its
& 19th .’10 Activitiess and functions
Particulars
All the members were present.
All the staff members of the committee actively
participated.
Inaugural function unveiling of WDC display
board
Chief Guest : Dr. Mrs. Kranti Jejurkar, WDC
Convenor & Vice principal, all staff & F.Y., S.Y. &
T.Y., B.A., B.Sc. & B.Com. students were present.
1st Oct.’10 Workshop on “Gender Sensitivity & Sexual
Harassment”
Ms. Chandani Parikh, Psychologist conducted it.
All staff & F.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. students were present
7th Dec.’10 Showed a film on women empowerment
‘DOR’
Dr. Manisha Kayande, Mrs. Monika Verma and
T.Y.B.A. students were present
25th Jan.’11 Debate Competition on the following topics
1. Dressing sense of women & eve
2. 33% reservation for women Merits &
Demerits
Dr. L.R. Tiwari, Ms. Nayana Rahalkar, Dr. Kishan
Pawar, Dr. Manisha Kayande, Mrs. Priya Parker
& all S.Y. B.com students were present.
30th
Aug.’10
FILM APPRECIATION CLUB
Date
Event
Particulars
4th Feb.’11 The Film Appreciation Club organized an
inter-collegiate one day work shop on
‘Panorama of World Cinema’ & Film Poster
exhibition on ‘Landmark Cinemas of the
World’
The workshop was an overview of ‘Master piece
Movies’ produced in different countries followed
by the discussion on various features of film
making and the aspects that make them so
explicit!
The programme was inaugurated by veteran
Shri Sudhir Nandgaonkar, Director- Federation
of Film Societies of India (FFSI) and ConvenerThird Eye Asian Film Festival, Mumbai & MAMI
Film Festival.The workshop was conducted by
renowned Screenwriter and Film Director, Mr.
Amit Kumar, an FTII Alumni and winner of
many International Awards.
Students of BA under the guidance of Ms. Rashmi
Condra and Prof. Lalit Tyagi, curated and displayed
Film Poster exhibition on ‘Landmark Cinemas of
the World’.
CAREER FORUM AND PLACEMENT CELL
Date
Event
Particulars
3rd Aug’10 Placement of Miss Namrata Gawde as
Psychometrician
Dr. Rajendra Barve’s Clinic
20th Aug’10 Inauguration Programme.
Lecture on ‘Career Hi-ways’
Chief guest & Speaker – Mr. Anand Mapuskar.
25th Sep’10 Lecture on ‘Career opportunities for Arts’
Mr. Anand Mapuskar
27th Sep’10 Campus Recruitment drives by NCC Telecom
Pvt Ltd.
2 students were selected with an annual package of
Rs.2 Lakhs. Mr.Chetan Pedamkar & Mr.Sagar Budbadkar.
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CAREER FORUM AND PLACEMENT CELL (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
25th Oct’10 Campus recruitment drive by Edielweiss
Many Students were interviewed.
8th Dec’10 MET seminar on “Career opportunities”
Many Students were participated.
18th Dec’10 TCS Campus Recruitment
The following 16 students were selected with a
package of 1.5 lakhs per annum :
Priyanka Falmare, Praveen Nanda, Mayur Khopekar,
Omkar Shinde, Swapnali Salgare, Aparna
Agarwadkar, Sayali Shettye, Sunil Chaskar, Ajay
Mule, Yogita Kadam, Pratima Patil, Aparna Harian,
Sneha Patil, Anirudhh Tiwari, Sonam Jaiswal, Yatin
Talgoankar
JAGRUTI NATURE CLUB
Date
Event
Particulars
2nd Aug.’10 Inauguration Programme - Screening of
2 short films on environmental issues.
Chief Guest - Dr. Goldin Quadros, Interim Director,
WWF.
Ms. Dipali Devle, Envirovigil.
20th Sep.’10 Participation in Nature Trail
At Jummapatti near Matheran.
23rd
At Dadar, organized by WWF after Ganesh Visarjan
Sep.’10 Participation in Beach Cleaning activity
24th Sep.’10 Participation in Beach Cleaning activity
Organized by Indian Coast Guards at Mumbai.
24th Sep.’10 Capture The Nature-Nature Photography
Competition organized at college level.
Judge - Mr. Saransh Mohite
02nd & 3rd
Oct.’10
Participation as volunteers in Wild Life Week
programme organized by Veer Jijamata
Udyn and zoo, Byculla.
Students participated in conducting nature trails,
public awareness activities, animal cage cleaning
and preparation of balanced food for zoo animals.
05th Oct.’10 Environmental Outreach Programme Wild Wisdom Quiz, was organized in
collaboration with WWF.
26 schools from Mumbai region participated.
26th & 27th A two day UGC sponsored Interdisciplinary
National Bioscience Seminar-Planet Earth at
Nov.’10
Jai Hind College, Mumbai.
10 students participated.
09th & 10th Participation in State Level Panda Festival
(wwf) as volunteers and nature interpreters.
Dec.’10
Two students participated
Documentation workshop.
02nd Feb.’11 10 student members undertook a projectEffect of Oil Spill on Uran Ecosystem.
These observations were presented during
World Wetland Day Exhibition organized by
Godrej Mangrove Centre, Vikroli.
Members also participated as volunteers on WWF
stall for Wetland Biodiversity, during this
exhibition.
20th to 25th Institutions in Mumbai to spread awareness
about International Earth Hour.
Mar.’11
20 volunteers visited
26th Mar.’11 Participation in International Earth Hour
Programe for sensitization with respect to
global warming.
At Sagar Upvan - BPT Garden, Mumbai
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Date
Event
Particulars
31st Jul.’10 Inauguration Function of Alumni Association
was organized. The Guest speaker was
Ms. Jyoti Parekh.
The topic was on ‘Personality Development’ and
students participated with enthusiasm.
26th Feb.’11 “Alumni Meet” was organized by
M.D.College Alumni association. Overall 25
alumnis attended the function.
1.
2.
3.
Three scholarships of Rs.2500/- each were
awarded to meritorious students of T.Y.B.A,
T.Y.B.com &T.Y.B.Sc students.
T.Y.B.A
T.Y.B.Sc.
T.Y.B.Com.
—
—
—
Swapnil Pujari
Sarika Jadhav
Amrut Malkar
First prize winner for Best teacher Message –
Ms. Pooja Pandey
Second Prize winner for Best teacher Message –
Mr. Deepak Kadam
Felicitation of Chairperson – Principal,
Dr. L. R. Tiwari on his 60th Birthday.
TREKKERS CLUB
Date
Event
8th Dec.’10 Trek to Duke’s Nose at Lonavala
Particulars
60 students enjoyed the trek & were accompanied
by Dr. Sanjay Desai, Dr. Kishan Pawar, Dr. Amol
Naik, Prof. B. Nikam & Dr. Geeta Manjrekar.
STUDENTS COUNCIL
Date
Event
Particulars
25th Sep.’10 1st Meeting of Meritorious students of all
faculties to nominate the members of the
Students Council.
20 students
representatives.
29th Sep.’10 Election of University Representative.
Ms. Rashmi Tawde of S.Y.B.Com was elected unopposed.
22nd Jan.’11 A one day Personality Development
Workshop by Ms.Jyoti Gokhle was orgnised.
Specially for the Students Council representatives.
Every Saturday there was a meeting of
students council representatives.
It was held with the able guidance of Vice Principal
Dr. T.P. Ghule.
9th Feb.’11 Students Council representatives gave
orientation to all faculty students.
They made Power Point presentation on ‘Know
Our College’.
All
Saturdays
were
nominated
as
the
YOGA CAMP
The college organized a two-day Yoga camp for the benefit of degree college students and teachers on 31st
Jan 2011 & 1st Feb 2011, along with a one-day camp for the junior college students on 2nd Feb 2011.
The camps marked the presence of more than 375 students. The degree college camp was conducted under
the auspices of “Shubh Yog Kendra”, by the founder Ms Lele Shubdha, accompanied generously by 6 of her
students, performing on-stage and going around the camp area, supervising the conduct of asanas by
students. The junior college camp was conducted by a learned & experienced teacher Ms Atma Padma, from
the Bihar School of Yoga, the teacher who conducted such camps in our college on earlier 2 occasions.
The junior college camp registered the prolific and gracious participation of Ms Kawal Verma, MDES
Secretary, assuming a comfortable yogic posture on-stage, adding rhythm and grandeur by rectifying the
postures of students, scanning the entire arena and urging initiation of students in the yogic living.
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COACHING CLASSES FOR ENTRY IN SERVICES FOR SC/ST/OBC (NON-CREAMY LAYER) AND
MINORITIES (FUNDED BY UGC)
The well-being and development of the Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), OBC (Non-Creamy
Layer) and Minorities are important indicators of the strength and success of a democratic society. In order
to prepare students belonging to SC/ST/OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) and Minorities to get gainful employment
in Central and other services, the UGC sponsors the scheme of free Coaching Classes for entry in services
for SC/ST /OBC and Minorities under the Eleventh Plan. The basic objective of the coaching scheme is to
prepare students belonging to these communities to get gainful employment in Central Services, State
Services or equivalent positions in the private sector.
MD College was privileged to start the coaching classes under this scheme in the academic year 20102011.The coaching classes were conducted from August 2010 to February 2011 in the College premises
on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. About 25 students belonging to the Scheduled Castes (SC),
Scheduled Tribes (ST), OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), Minorities and economically weaker sections as well as some
students belonging to the general category enrolled and benefited from these classes. The coaching classes
focused on the competitive examinations conducted by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC).
Efforts were made to develop a good infrastructure and library for the same. Mr.Santosh Rokde, Section
Officer, Mantralaya, Government of Maharashtra, Prof.Meenal Mapuskar, Dept. of Political Science, Kirti
College and faculty in Career Foundation, Ms.Prachee Phadke, visiting faculty for BMM in various colleges
of Mumbai University and Prof. Monika Verma, Dept. of Political Science, MD College were some of the
resource persons for the coaching classes.
Prof. N. Jani, Head, Dept. of Accountancy, Faculty of Commerce and Prof.Monika Verma, Dept. of Political
Science, were coordinators of the coaching classes.
REMEDIAL COACHING PROGRAMME FOR SC/ST/OBC STUDENTS (FUNDED BY UGC)
Sr.
No.
No. of
Students
Dates
Subject
Classes
Expert
1
1st to 17th July
Com.Skills Eng.
TYBA
Mr.V.Parab
35
2
19th to 31st July
Translation Skills
TYBA
Mr.V.Parab
35
3
15th July
Computer Skills-Mar.
TYBA
Mr.Ram K.
40
4
2nd,5th &25th Aug.
Writing Skills-Mar.
SYBA
Ms.Alka A.
36
5
6th to 19th Aug.
Pol.Science
FYBA & SYBA
Mr.Ranjit Y.
43
6
18th July to 23rd Aug.
Maths-Stats
FYBCOM
Mr.Sankar D.
41
7
8th Aug.to 19th Sept.
Economics
FYBA & SYBA
Mr.Pritam C.
53
8
9th Aug.to 23rd Sept.
Com.Skills Mar.
FYBA & SYBA
Ms.A.Kumbhar
53
9
23rd Aug.to 8th Sept.
Com.Skills Eng.
FYBCOM
Mr.V.Parab
41
10
6th to 9th Sept.
Writing Skills-Mar.
FYBA
Ms.Alka A.
17
11
18 th Oct.
Computer Skills-Mar.
FYBA & SYBA
Mr.Ram K.
53
12
1stto 10th Nov.
Psychology
TYBA
Ms.Anusha V.
17
13
7th to 20th Dec.
Com.Skills Eng.
FYBA & SYBA
Mr.V.Parab
38
14
4th to 14th Jan.’11
Translation Skills-
TYBA
Mr.V.Parab
14
15
21st Jan.’11
Writing Skills-Mar.
FYBA & SYBA
Mr.Kalyankar
20
16
24th Jan.to 11th Feb
Writing Skills-Mar.
TYBA
Ms.A.Kumbhar
14
Total number of Students who got the benefit from the Remedial Programme this academic year was
525. Dr. Geeta Manjrekar was the co-ordinator of the programme.
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N.C.C.
5 MAH GIRLS’ BN, NCC
M.D. COLLEGE COY
Date
Event
2010-2011 Enrolment
Particulars
55 Girl cadets
(Second year-20 & First year-35) were enrolled.
TRAINING
NCC training is designed for character
building and to channel youth power in
constructive manner. It also helps to develop
a sense of patriotism, discipline, selfconfidence and leadership qualities.
It brings overall development in the personality
of cadets to make them useful citizens and be
successful in all walks of life.
INSTITUTIONAL TRAINING
The parade and classes (6 periods) were
conducted every Sunday as per the syllabus
of NCC.
Cadets gathered enthusiastically during week days
on parade grounds to practice the lessons.
CAMP ACTIVITIES
Girl cadets from M.D.College Coy.
underwent training by participating in
various camps.
15/5/10 to
4/6/10
Nilgiri (Ooty) trek
2 cadets participated
14/6/10 to
25/6/10
ATC Cum TSC at JNPT
4 cadets participated
17/8/10 to
28/8/10
ATC Cum TSC at JNPT
2 cadets participated
22/9/10 to
1/10/10
ATC at JNPT
2 cadets participated
10/11/10 to National level ADVANCE LEADERSHIP
21/11/10 CAMP(SW) Barauni (Bihar)
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Lt. Dr. M.D. Kulkarni, ANO headed the contingency
of 30 girl cadets of Maharashtra directorate (2
cadets from M.D.college coy.) Mah. Dte won first
prize in slogan competition and second prize for
line area competition.
1/10/10
Workshop on Sensitization of Gender bias
by eminent psychologist Dr. Chandani
Parekh for cadets and M.D.College students.
53 participants (11 girl cadets)
24/12/10
Workshop on Stress Management by
Mr. M.S. Bhambure for Cadets of
M.D.College Coy.
23 cadets were benefited thrugh various activities
like Dynamics, games, meditation and various
individual as well as group activities.
10/1/11 to
19/1/11
ATC at JNPT - 19 cadets participated SUO
Mamta Gawde worked as Camp Senior
and was awarded Trophy for the same.
Cadets participated in various activities like firing,
cultural events, Guard of Honour, Table march,
sports etc.
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N.C.C. (Contd.)
Date
Event
DISASTER MANAGEMENT TRAINING :
25/10/10 to Basic course by Civil Defense Academy was
30/10/10 organised for cadets , students and staff of
M.D.College.
28/10/10
Visit to Civil Defense Academy
31/1/11 to Participation in Yoga
1/2/11
15/8/10
14/12/10
CELEBRATIONS
Independence day was enthusiastically
celebrated on college parade grounds.Parade
commander was SUO Mamta Gawade.
Dr. L.R.Tiwari, Principal presided over the
function and hoisted the flag He did Parade
inspection.
Annual NCC Day of M.D.College coy was
celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm
on college parade grounds. The theme for
the celebration was ‘Culture of
Maharashtra’. Posters highlighting the
theme were exhibited on college foyer.
Particulars
Various subjects useful during disaster were taught
e.g.- fire fighting, rescue operations, first aid and
general awareness.
Participants along with Lt.Dr. M.D.Kulkarni visited
the place.
11 cadets and ANO, Lt.Dr. M.D.Kulkarni attended
Yoga camp on M.D.college grounds conducted
by Shubha Yoga Kendra where Surya namaskar,
Yogasana, Yoga kriya and correct postures were
taught.
It was followed by Oath taking ceremony for
incoming cadets. Dr. Tiwari sensitized the
gathering about corruption and environmental
issues in this speech. Cultural activities further
added colours to the programme.
The chief Guest for the function was Col Subhash
Pol, Officer commanding, 4. Mah .Sig. Coy., NCC.
Cadets demonstrated following all-round activitiesGuards of honour, March past, Section formation
demo, Section battle drill, yoga demo, NIAP
presentation and cultural programmes. Chief
Guest Col Pol appreciated the cadets as well as
ANO.
3/8/10
CONFERENCE
ANOs’ conference with Col R.K.Saxena,
Commanding Officer, 5.Mah.Girls’ Bn,NCC
at SNDT College, Juhu.
3/9/10 &
6/9/10
COMPETITIONS :
Cadets participated in Group song and
Group dance competition at Mumbai-A
level.
23/8/10
COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES :
Blood donation camp and Thalassemia
detection camp.
15/8/10
Tree Plantation in M.D.College
Principal Dr. L.R.Tiwari and cadets planted saplings
in the college premises.
19/9/10
Tree Plantation at Mukand (steel) Ltd. Kalwa,
Thane
10 cadets with Lt. Dr. M.D.Kulkarni, ANO
participated and planted saplings.
13/9/10 to Traffic control & crowd maintaining in
21/9/10
Ganesh festival
Cadets maintained discipline at Lalbaugh cha Raja
Ganesh festival along with Kalachowki police staff.
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Lt. Dr. M.D.Kulkarni attended the conference.
The camp was organized in collaboration with
KEM hospital blood bank. 162 unit blood was
collected.
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N.C.C. (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
25/9/10
International Coastal Clean Up-2010
8 cadets and Lt. Dr. M.D.Kulkarni, ANO were
actively involved in the clean up drive by Indian
Coastal Guards at Girgoan Chowpati.
22/810 &
23/1/11
Pulse Polio Immunization Programme
Cadets participated in the programme with BMC
F/ South ward, Parel, Mumbai.
21/12/10
Maintaining
Dayanandotsav.
Cadets helped staff members in maintaining
discipline during the programme.
27/1/11
Discipline
during
PILOTING FOR CHIEF GUESTS :
For Annual prize distribution, Senior college.
28/1/11
For National Seminar on Psychopolitical
issues on migration: Indian Scenario.
2/2/11
For National Conference on Environment
Management and challenges for sustainable
development.
8/2/11
For Annual prize distribution, Junior college.
BEST CADETS 2010-11
Senior College - SUO Mamta Gawde
Junior College - CDT Priyanka Patil
N.C.C.
4 MAH. SIG. COY NCC (BOYS)
M.D. COLLEGE
Date
Event
Particulars
July to
10 Aug.10
Enrolment
Total vacancy allotted - 50
Vacancy utilized - 50
Details are as below :
‘C’ Certificate - 16 Cadets
‘B’ Certificate - 34 Cadets
12th Aug.
2010
Rank Selection
Following ranks were given to the cadets to run
the training programme and NCC activities in
presence of Ex-Cadets, PI Staff and ANO Lt. V.N.
Mishra.
Rank
S.U.O.
J.U.O.
C.Q.M.S.
July to
Dec. 2010
Institutional Training
Name of Cadets
Jadhav Uday
Pandey Satish Pradeep
Kharade Kunal
Regular parade were conducted on every Monday
through out the year by P.I. Staff under the
supervision of Maj. Sub. Anjani Kumar of 4 MAH.
SIG.COY. NCC.
Lectures on Personality Deveopment Civil defence,
self defence.
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N.C.C. (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
Fire fighting, Indian Army were conducted by
subject experts, ANO Lt.V.N. Mishra and PI Staff.
Demonstrations for different activities such as TentPitching, section formation in the field of battle,
fire fighting. Casualties, first aid, etc. were given
to the cadets during institutional training.
5th to 15th Weapon Training
Aug. 2010
15th
Aug.2010
Independence Day Celebration
Parade with Riffles, Bagal Shastra, Baju Shastra,
Salami Shastra, etc. were demonstrated to the
cadets of C-Certificate at NCC Grp. H.Q. Colaba.
Cadets participated in the training programme
and they used the weapon successfully in the
function organised by the college NCC Unit on
15th August and 13th December, 2010 during
the celebrations of independence day and College
NCC day.
Place : College Ground
Chief Guest : Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari
Activities :
On this day our cadets performed following NCC
activities.
Salami Shastra & Parade Inspection by Chief Guest
Dr. L.R. Tiwari.
March Pass, Drill Parade and finally Cultural Activity
NSS students and incharge of NSS unit Dr. Karande
and Dr. Ganesh Joshi helped a lot for the successful
completion of this programme.
Dec.2010
NCC Day Celebrations
This day was celebrated by our unit 4 MAH. SIG.
COY NCC at Grp. H.Q. Colaba. 25 cadets and
ANO Lt. V.N. Mishra participated on this
programme.
13th Dec.
2010
College NCC Day Celebration
(Annual Function)
It is tradition of our college to celebrate NCC day
on the College ground.
This year this day was celebrated on 13th Dec.
2010 at the college ground.
Col. Pol. - commanding officer of 4 MAH. SIG.
COY. NCC was the Chief guest on this day. On this
occasion our cadets performed following NCC
activities.
Guard of Honour - At the gate of M.D. College.
Parade, Drill Demonstration Section Formation, etc.
and in the last cultural activities. Programme was
appreciated and praised by each and every one.
We got an appreciation letter from the Grp. H.Q.
for this programme.
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CAMP ACTIVITIES - NCC BOYS (S.D.)
Name of Camp
Place of Camp
Duration of
Camp
No. of Cadets
Awards / Prizes / Remarks
Participated
Annual Training
Camp 1
JNPT URAN
21st to 30th
July, 2010
8 Cadets
3 cadets were selected for
G.T.C. II Camp
a) ATC-2 GSC and
RDC
JNPT URAN
10th to 21st
Sep. 2010
12 Cadets
b) TLC - Thalsena
Camp
JNPT URAN
10th to 21st
Sep. 2010
5 Cadets
Cadets : Satis P. Pandey &
Sachin Mhatre were selected
for special republic day camp
for the year 2010
Army Attachment
Camp
COLABA
10th to 22nd
Oct. 2010
5 Cadets
Cadets were attached with
the army unit at Colaba.
Shivaji Trecking
Camp
KOLHAPUR
21st Nov to
7th Dec. 2010
4 Cadets
Cadets were attached with
the army unit at Colaba.
NIC - I
CALCUTTA
(W.B.)
12th to 23rd
Nov. 2010
3 Cadets
Cadets were attached with
the army unit at Colaba.
NIC - II
CHENNAI
10th to 21st
Dec. 2010
2 cadets
& 1 ANO
1st Prize - Group Dance
1st Prize - Poster Making
Competition
2nd Prize - Rangoli
PRE-RDC Camp
KOLHAPUR
24th Nov to
5th Dec. 2010
2 Cadets
Lt. V.N. Mishra
SOCIAL SERVICES
Social Services
Place
No. of Cadets
Blood Donation
Camp Location
10
Tree Plantation
New Bombay Saraswati Vidyalay
10 Cadets / 25 Trees
Security Duty
Lal Baugh, Parel (Lal Baug cha Raja)
20
Traffic Control Duty
Shivaji Park, Dadar (Ganpati Immersion)
20
Pulse Polio Booth Day
Mumbai City
25
SCHOLARSHIP & ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
Sr. College
Scholarship Committee organized Elocution Competition on Holy Texts on 24th Sep. 2010. Dr. Paras Jain,
Dr. Bharati Nirgudkar and Dr. U.C. Shukla were the Judges for this competition.
Annual Prize Distribution function was held on 27th Jan 2011 in the Mini Theatre. Mr. UDAY DADA LAD,
a well known philanthropist was the Chief guest. About 85 students received prizes, scholarships in various
Categories like Arts, Commerce, Science, General and Sports. Mr. Uday Dada Lad very generously donated
Rs. 2 lakhs the interest of which will be given as scholarship to sports and cultural associations and he has
also given Rs. 50,000 towards URL scholarship for the needy cum meritorious students.
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N.S.S.
REGULAR ACTIVITIES
Date
Event
Particulars
15/05/2010 TATA Cancer Hospital
to
Project-1 Day care, Project-2 Edutainment
25/04/2011
Project-1 :- 15 volunteers
Project-2 :- 5 volunteers Participated.
18/07/2010 Tree Plantation Programme at Kalina
Campus in the presence of Honorable ViceChancellor Dr. Rajan Welurkar.
15 NSS Volunteers Participated.
18/07/2010 Pulse Polio Drive
8 Volunteers participated.
22/07/2010 Distribution of NSS completion certificate
for 2nd year students & NSS orientation
Principal, Dr.L.R.Tiwari distributed the certificates
NSS Programme Officer Dr.Avinash Karande and
142 Volunteers attended.
03/08/2010 Lecture on Cancer Awareness Programme
By Dr.Nirmal Raut, Oncologist, TATA Cancer
Hospital.
05/08/2010 Inauguration of R.R.C.
Chief Guest - Mr. Satyam Palaspagar - Co-ordinator
- Youth, MDACS. Vice principal Dr. T. P. Ghule
& Prof. Sangita Patil attended along with
92 Volunteers.
06/08/2010 Hiroshima Peace & Non-Violence Rally
76 Volunteers participated.
11/08/2010 Vasundhara Bachao Programme
84 Volunteers attended.
12/08/2010 Traffic Safety Awareness Programme
Conducted by Traffic Police Inspector
to
19/08/2010 Mr. Vasant Darugade & his team.
22 Volunteers Participated.
15/08/2010 Independence Day
45 NSS Volunteers Participated.
17/08/2010 Malaria Awareness Programme - assisted by
BMC Officials.
to
23/08/2010
43 Volunteers participated.
20/08/2010 Sadbhavna Divas
95 Volunteers Attended.
21/08/2010 Intra-Collegiate Poster Competition for
Blood-Donation Camp
29 Volunteers participated.
23/08/2010 Blood Donation Camp
162 blood donors donated blood & 256 students
got Thalassaemia Check-up, organized by N.S.S
Unit of M.D. College in association with THINK
Foundation & KEM blood bank.
10/09/2010 Queen’s Baton Rally from Gateway of India
to University Campus, Fort.
52 Volunteers Participated.
17/09/2010 Leadership Training Camp Organized by
K.C. College on behalf of Mumbai University.
to
21/09/2010
3 Volunteers Participated.
25/09/2010 Cleanliness Drive
131 Volunteers Participated.
02/10/2010 Gandhi Jayanti at Mumbai University Hall,
Churchgate.
12 Volunteers Participated.
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N.S.S. (Contd.)
Date
50
Event
Particulars
09/10/2010 TATA Cancer Rally from Shivaji Park to TATA
Cancer Hospital.
11 Volunteers Participated.
25/10/2010 Malaria Awareness through Street play
to
27/10/2010
38 Volunteers Participated.
25/10/2010 Civil Defence Training -Lecture cum Practical
to
Training given by Nagrik Saurakshan Dal.
30/10/2010
104 N.S.S. Volunteers Participated.
03/11/2010 Visit to adopted area at Dhamanwadi &
Tadwadi.
15 Volunteer visited.
08/11/2010 Disaster Management Training
conducted by Indian Red Cross.
12 Volunteer attended.
was
11/11/2010 “We Can” – Project. An International
Committee “OXFORM” & “Yuva” NGO visited
M.D. College.
38 Students participated.
15/11/2010 MDACS Presentation in Wadala
Two peer teams attended. Per team 8 volunteers.
22/11/2010 Visit to adopted area Dhamanwadi
8 Volunteers Participated.
22/11/2010 7- Days Residential Camp
to
1/12/2010
74 Students participated in NSS Camp in Dahivali
Badlapur (east).
1/12/2010
World AIDS day
30 Volunteers participated.
1/12/2010
AIDS Awareness Programme street play at
Dahivali & Dhamanvadi.
45 Volunteers participated.
11/12/2010 Intercollegiate Poster Competition at
M.D.College
17 colleges and 22 Volunteers Participated.
25/12/2010 West Zone- State Level
Ratnagiri
to
2/1/2011
3 NSS Volunteers Participated.
Mega Camp at
29/12/2010 Balprafulata Project - ‘Me lakhat Ek’ activity
at CST Station.
to
31/12/2010
13 Volunteers participated.
2/1/2011
Visit to Adopted Area at Dahivali &
Dhamanvadi.
12 Volunteers Participated.
4/1/2011
Andhashradha Nirmulan
Programme at University Hall, Fort
16 Volunteers Participated.
13/1/2011
to
17/1/2011
University Level
Special Camp on Career Guidance.
3 Volunteers participated.
21/1/2011
to
22/1/2011
“SPHURTI”- Intercollegiate competition.
14 colleges participated.
23/1/2011
Polio Drive at Kalachowki & Sewree.
2 Volunteers participated.
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N.S.S. (Contd.)
Date
Event
Particulars
26/1/2011 Republic Day Celebration in M.D.College
with “Swapnapurti”childrens
65 Volunteers Participated.
29/1/2011 Gandhiji’s Punyatithi Rally.
15 Volunteers Participated.
29/1/2011 to State level Camp on Organic Farming at
4/2/2011 Dhahanu
1 Volunteer participated.
30/1/2011
Gandhiji’s Death Anniversary at University
Hall, Fort
11/2/2011
to
Theme Based Workshop at Badlapur.
13/2/2011 Organized by K.C. College on the behalf of
Mumbai University.
25/2/2011
Power Point Presentation of Regular Activities &
Diary Submission at Khalsa College, Matunga.
4/03/2011
Special Recognition Award for Malaria
Eradication Campaign organised by NSS unit
of University of Mumbai, BMC & United Way.
10 volunteers participated.
7 Volunteers participated.
5 Volunteers participated with NSS P.O. Dr. Avinash
Karande.
NSS Programme Officer Dr. Avinash Karande
attended this programme and received the
award.
NSS SWAPNAPURTI PROJECT
“Swapnapurti” was our dream project which was started in October 2010 along with Ex-NSS volunteers.
In this project we try to fulfill the dream of imparting education to the children who are economically
disadvantaged, residing nearby Lalbaug, Kalachowki area.
The project is actually executed for the children specially who are not able to attend regular schools. These
children cannot get education because they earn their livelihood, at times, on their own. And hence, we,
the NSS unit, are trying to fulfill their dream of going to school.
Our volunteers brought these children to M.D.college premises and taught them the academic syllabus of
their respective class. Along with the academic syllabus we taught them some extra-curricular activities such
as dancing, painting, organizing some competitions, action oriented games, etc.
10 NSS volunteers’ team worked every Sunday. 14 children got the benefit every Sunday from this project.
The children were brought by the volunteers from their locations & were trained in the classrooms of
M.D.College for three hours during the day. In this project our Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari, Vice Principal
Dr. T.P. Ghule, NSS. P.O. Dr. Avinash Karande, Prof. Sangita Patil and some Professors of our college have
helped a lot.
NSS RESIDENTIAL CAMP
NSS residential camp was organized from 25th November to 1st December, 2010 for 7 days, in Dahivali
village, near Badlapur (east).
25th November 2010.
The first day we cleaned the area where we got accommodation in a school ruled by BMC. We organized
a programme of “Haldi Kumkum” & tried to get well acquainted with the Dahivali people, especially women
for their help during our 7 days camp. We organized some games and competitions for the children to make
them action oriented.
26th November 2010.
We organized a Medical Camp with the help of Vangni hospital & special help of Dr. Dhopte - a psychologist.
Our volunteers carried the old tribal community people on shoulder to the medical camp site. During this
camp we found that most of the children were suffering from malnutrition & the diseases which were
caused because of the polluted water. Mrs. Kalyani Mhatre, (Sarpanch) helped us a lot. Volunteers distributed
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chlorine bottles among the tribal to purify the water. Dr. Dhopte delivered a lecture on ‘Young Generation
Psychology’.
27th & 28th November 2010.
We constructed a Dam on the river situated in Dahivali. Evening time, Civil Defense training was given to
the volunteers & villagers by Mr. Wadekar. He imparted training among volunteers through the disaster
management during flood and other disastrous situations. He taught us how to use first aid box.
29th November 2010.
We also organized a programme on “Alcoholism”. Our guest speaker was Mrs.Aruna Deshpande from
“Muktangan”,Pune and three other guest speakers who depicted their own real life example as to how they
were trapped in alcoholism and how they saved their own lives at the proper time which really proved
beneficial to the villagers as most of them are victims of alcoholism - not only men but also women were
addicted to alcoholism.
The programme “Save snakes save nature” we organized twice. The first demonstration was organized in
Dhamanwadi for tribals & the second one on the same day in Dahivali village. The guidance was given by
Mr. Raju Mumbaikar who guided audience how to identify poisonous & non-poisonous snakes and how to
save them and consequently how to save our Nature.
30th November 2010.
Our morning we utilized in conducting various competitions and games for the children. The children
actively participated in the various games.
We organized a lecture-cum practical demonstration on “Superstition” and made the villagers to be aware
of various superstitions. Shri.Ashok Hasrolkar delivered a lecture and demonstration which proved beneficial
to the villagers. On the same day we organized a lecture by Ms.Pramila Sharma on Yuva workshop. She
discussed on ‘Domestic violence Against Women’. As this was the last Night we set a camp fire and enjoyed
the whole night sharing our experiences.
1st December 2010.
Our volunteers performed street plays in Dahivali & made the villagers become aware of HIV/AIDS.
Our Principal Dr.L.R.Tiwari, Vice-Principals Dr.Ghule & Dr.Panse visited the camp site. In Dhamanwadi and
Tadwadi, they distributed slates, notebooks, and other essential academic materials in a school of Dhamanwadi.
As 1st December 2010 is World AIDS Day we celebrated it distributing mirrors given by MDACS symbolizing
HIV/AIDS. Afterwards we arrived in Dahiwali where we organised the prize distribution ceremony for the
children who participated in the games.
Dr. Khemani, Prof. Ganesh Joshi, Prof. Dr. Kishan Pawar & Mr. Sachin Narle visited the camp & helped lot
.In the evening we left the school premises where we were given farewell by the villagers. That was a very
heart touching occasion of our camp.
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Name of the College/
Institute
Competition
Achievement
12/08/2010
MDACS - Yuva Jagar
Group Dance
3rd Prize
8
2
29/09/2010
KC college - Vidhyapith
Elocution
1st prize
1
3
7/10/2010
Nandadeep Vidhyalay Goregaon “IDEAL Jallosh”
Elocution
Consolation prize
1
4
16/10/2010
KC College
Poetry
Elocution
Poster
Street Play
1st prize
2nd prize
3rd prize
2nd prize
13
5
24/10/2010
Poddar College “Enigma”
Street Play
2nd prize
12
Sr.
No.
Date
1
Volunteers
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Name of the College/
Institute
Competition
Achievement
03/12/2010
–
05/12/2010
Siddharth College
(Anandbhavan)
“Samrat”
Story
Group Singing
2nd prize
1st prize
7
7
04/12/2010
Ruia College
Poetry
Poster
1st prize
2nd prize
2
8
08/12/2010
Poddar College
‘’Uttung’’
Debate
1st prize
2
9
09/12/2010
to
11/12/2010
Sydenham College
“Harshollahas”
Street Play
Elocution
Poetry
3rd prize
1st prize
2nd prize
20
10
15/12/2010
SIWS College
“Yuva Astra”
Debate
3rd prize
2
11
14/12/2010
Siddharth College
Street Play
1st prize
10
12
18/12/2010
Lala College
“SANKALP”
Street Play
Group Singing
Poetry
Elocution
Poster
Photography
1st prize
1st prize
1st & 2nd prize
3rd prize & consolation
3rd prize
3rd prize
BEST COLLEGE AWARD
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13
19/12/2010
“Utkarsh“
Mohotsov 2010
Solapur
Street Play
Debate
2nd prize
2nd prize
1
14
14/12/2010
Khalsa College “Udaan’’
Street Play
Rangoli
Debate
Essay
1st prize
1st prize
3rd prize
3rd prize
BEST COLLEGE AWARD
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15
18/12/2010
MAHARASHTRA
Utsav- Ravindra
Natya Mandir
Street Play
Consolation prize
10
16
07/01/2011
Ambedkar College
Street Play
1st prize
9
1st
Sr.
No.
Date
6
Volunteers
17
12/01/2011
Ruia College
Political Science Dept
Street Play
Elocution
Presentation
prize
1st prize
2nd prize
15
18
24/01/2011
“Avishkar”
Poetry
Debate
Street Play
2nd prize
2nd prize
3rd prize
13
19
27/01/2011 &
28/01/2011
Guru Nanak College
“Yuvak Mela”
PPT
Elocution
Debate
Poetry
Street Play
1st prize
2nd & 3rd prize
3rd prize
1st prize
1st prize
17
20
4/03/2011
United Way, BMC
and NSS Unit of
Mumbai University
Malaria
Eradication
Campaign
Special
Recognition
Award
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CULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(Sr. College)
Date
Event
13 Aug’10
Inauguration of Cultural Association
Activities
Chief Guest - Madura Velankar
Message competition on “Teacher’s Day”
Prize Winners - Two messages were selected as
best message on “Teacher’s Day”
5 Sept’10
Judges 8 Sept’10
&
9 Sept’10
Particulars
1) Mrs. Monika Pathak
2) Mr. Satnamsingh Sohal
Talent Parade
Singing competition
Judges -
1) Mr. Dinesh Lanjekar
2) Mrs. Rashmi Kondra
Dance competition
Judges -
1) Mrs. Mishit Todia
2) Mrs. Namrata Sawant
The following no. of students were selected:
6 - students – solo-singing
6 - pairs – duet singing
6 - groups – group singing
The following no. of students were selected:
8 - solo dance
5 - group dance
4 - Mimicry
3 - Monoacting
25 Sept’10 Students participation in the intercollegiate
Mehendi competion at K .G. Mithal College
of Art & Commerce, Malad
Prize Winners - Ms. Nilam Bagwe student of
S.Y.B.Com. Secured consolation prize.
10 Dec’10
Prize Winners Ist Prize Darshana A. Piagaukar
IInd Prize Sunil Kunal
IIIrd Prize Rupali B. Sutar
S.Y.B.Sc.
S.Y.B.A.
S.Y.B.Sc.
Prize Winners Ist Prize Neelam Godke
IInd Prize Achala P. CHavan
IIIrd Prize Sarvesh Mestry
S.Y.B.A.
M.Sc.(II)
T.Y.B.Com
Prize Winners - (Photography)
Ist Prize Parag Salaskar
IInd Prize Kavita Waingade
S.Y.B.Com.
S.Y.B.Com.
Consolation
1) Tripti Girav
2) Saurabh Pavekar
S.Y.B.Com.
S.Y.B.A.
Prize Winners - (Tatoo)
Ist Prize Harsha Mistry
IInd Prize Vihang Parab
T.Y.B.Sc.
S.Y.B.Com.
Prize Winners - (Nail Art)
Ist Prize
Shradha Girkar
IInd Prize Pradnya Panchal
S.Y.B.Com.
S.Y.B.Com.
Cookery Competition
Judges -
11 Dec’10
13 Dec’10
1) Mrs. Leeena Pednekar
2) Dr. Sundari K. P.
Mehedi Competition
Judges -
1) Ms Shamika Mane
2) Prof. (Ms) Rashmi Kondra
Rangoli and Photography Competition
Judges -
1) Mrs. Mr. Santosh Pednekar
2) Prof. (Ms) Nisha Shah
Prize Winners - (Rangoli)
Ist Prize Sarvesh Mestry
IInd Prize Prajakta Panchal
IIIrd Prize Nandini Gawde
14 Dec’10
T.Y.B.Com.
F.Y.B.Sc.
F.Y.B.Sc.
Nail Art/Tatoo
Judges -
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Ms. Namrata Awate, Student of M.D. College
interviewed the chief guest.
1) Prof. (Ms) Madhulika Verma
2) Dr. (Ms) Supriya Deshpande
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CULTURAL ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES - SR. COLLEGE (Contd.)
Date
16 Dec’10
Event
Particulars
TALENT PARADE FINALS
SINGING COMPETETION
Judges -
1) Miss. Jyotsana Gadgil
2) Mrs. Tanuja Alawani
Solo Singing - Prize Winners
Ist Prize Guruprasad Jadhav
IInd Prize Akash Jakari
IIIrd Prize Pratik Salunkhe
Duet Singing - Prize Winners
Ist Prize Pravin Desai & Kaushal Sutar F.Y.B.A.
IInd Prize Akash Jakari & Rohan
F.Y.B.M.M.
Group Singing - Prize Winners
Ist Prize
S.Y.B.Com.
F.Y.B.M.M.
T.Y.B.Sc.
Kaushal & Group
DANCE COMPETETION
Judges -
1) Mr.Jayendra Vatandar
2) Mr. Naresh
Solo Dance - Prize Winners
Ist Prize Mrunali Kamble
IInd Prize Neelam Ghorke
IIIrd Prize Sidhartha Malkar
Group Dance - Prize Winners
Ist Prize Rachna & Group
IInd Prize Kalash & Group
Mimicry - Prize Winner
Ist Prize
Gauri Jagsuli
Mono Acting - Prize Winner
Ist Prize
Chinmay Jadhav
20 Dec’10
Saree & Tie Day
Organised in the College and students enjoyed.
21 Dec’10
Rose Day
It was celebrated with enthusiasm.
22 Dec’10
Dayanandostav - “Avartan”
Chief Guest:
F.Y.B.Com.
S.Y.B.A.
S.Y.B.Com.
T.Y.B.Sc.
1) Mr. Prasad Javate
2) Priya Berde
ARTS CIRCLE
(Jr. College)
Arts Circle started its programme with an introductory talk by Indulkar on ‘Career guidance’ for Arts
students on July 4th 2010. It was followed by a talk by Mr. Santosh Navi for Sr. College students. It was
largely attended by the S.Y.J.C Arts students.
In the month of October a talk by Mr. Anand Mapuskar for the Arts students was arranged for the Arts
students to encourage the strength and interest in Arts faculty and subjects. Thus the entire first term was
utilized to encourage the Arts students. The second term had two more programmes. The first was a field
trip to Maharashtra National Park on 25th November. In all 200 students and twelve teachers participated
in this trip.
The other programme was a talk by Mrs. Sangita Dixit on ‘Globalization and its positive and negative impact’
on 27th November which happened to be the birthday of Mrs. T.S. Thakur. The guest of honour was
Mrs. T.S. Thakur, Marathi Dept. who was to retire that month end (It was a dual celebration).
The members of Arts Circle comprised of Ms. L. G. Pandari, Mrs. Shreyani Katkar, Ms. Neha Wadekar,
Mrs. Leena Korde, Dr. P. K. Mishra, Mr. Ganesh Gawhare, Mr. Kurhade and Mr. Dhale with Ms. Saroj Navi
as the convenor.
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SCIENCE CIRCLE
(Jr. College)
The following programmes have been conducted during the academic year.
1.
Career guidance for XII and XI science students conducted by Times of India Group on 17th Sept.
2010.
2.
During Diwali vacation, 73 students participated in the programme ‘Inspire’. Inspire is a nature
awareness programme conducted by Homi Babha Centre for Science Education, Tata Institute of
fundamental Research, National Board for higher mathematics, Department of Atomic energy and
Regional Mathematics Olympiad.
3.
Students participated in Olympiad on 28th November 2010 conducted by Indian Association of
Physics Teachers (IAPT). 31 students participated in this Olympiad.
4.
Mathematics Olympiad conducted at Atomic Energy Central School, Anusakthi Nagar, on 5th Dec.
2010. 41 students participated in this Olympiad.
5.
Times group and Jindal Steels jointly conducted ‘Green Guru’ Quiz and Painting Competition on 12th
April’11. Two students participated in each event.
CULTURAL ASSOCIATION
(Jr. College)
A meeting of the Junior College Cultural Committee was held under the guidance of Vice Principal Prof. S.
P. Singh in which Dr. Anil Avhad from MCVC department was again given the responsibility of convenor of
cultural association and Prof. Aniju Thomas, Prof. Mane N.V. from Aided section and Prof. Poornima Jadhav
& Prof. Shreya Chavarkar from Unaided section were assigned the duty of Co-Convener of cultural association.
The aim of the cultural association is to make the student proactive, bold & self-confident and to bring out
their hidden talents via various extra-curricular activities. These activities would help the students to give
wings to their ideas and put soul to their creativity. With this in mind the culture association arranged a
pageant of events, a summary of which is given below.
Solo and group dance competition was organized by cultural association for Junior college aided &
unaided students. A committee of teachers was formed for the smooth functioning of event which was
headed by Prof. Janhavi Bagwe & she was supported by her team colleagues Prof. Shreyasi Kotkar, Prof. Neha
Wadekar, Prof. Mane, Prof. Poornima, Prof. Rita Singh.and Prof. Leena Korde. The response was tremendous.
After two elimination rounds 11 solo dances, 6 duet dances and 10 group dances were selected for the
finals. Mr. Aniket Jadhav and Mr. Mukesh Katwale were the judges.
Singing competition was organized for our upcoming singers. Dr. Anil Avhad himself worked as event
incharge and he was supported by Prof. Snigdha Bagul, Prof. Poornima Jadhav and others. The finals of
singing competition was organized in college quadrangle with orchestra. Students sang very well and
audience response was also very good. Mr. Bhagwant Narkar and Mr. Abhijit Joshi, the pair of Music
directors were called as judges for the competition. At the end of the competition judges also sang songs
and the audience was crazy after their song.
Another prestigious event Mr. & Ms. Maharshi was organized by cultural association for our students. Prof.
Shreya Chavarkar and Prof. Annie Jose took the leadership for this big event and were greatly helped by
Dr. Avhad, Prof. Mane, Prof. Manali Surve, Prof. Falguni, Prof. Sachin P., Prof. Sushma and others. About
250 students appeared for the first round – Written Test, out of which 26 students were selected for the
second i.e. Personal Interview round. The 12 Finalist were judged by three great personalities Miss Nirmala
Kotnis, a Marathi film and TV actress, Mrs. Suvarna Joshi, ZEE TV news reader and Mr. Amit Bhandari,
Journalist, Star Majha.
India has a rich cultural heritage. A Quiz contest on Indian culture was organized by the cultural committee
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under able guidance of Prof. N.V. Mane. His team mates Prof. Leena Korde, Prof. Shreyasi Kotkar, Prof.
Swapnil Bangal took great efforts in organizing the quiz. Prof. Basil Dhas and Prof. Sachin Panchgane did
wonderful job in making slides and PowerPoint Presentation.
After 1st elimination round of written test given by 300 students, 32 students were selected for 2 nd round
of quiz. Out of the 16 teams 4 pairs were selected for the final quiz. The final was organized in Mini-Theater
and the response of participants and spectators was awesome.
Mehendi Competition was very well organized by Prof. Poornima Jadhav on 3/12/2010. The theme for this
competition was “Bridal Mehendi”. The Judges were Mrs. Vinita Jain and Prof. Shubhada Gala. Prof. Aniju
Thomas and Prof. Falguni put great efforts to make the event successful.
Rangoli Competetion was held on 6/12/2010. The topic was ‘NATURE’. About 22 participants took part in
the competition and were judged by Prof. Aruna P. and Prof. Saroj Nair. The event was successfully arranged
by Prof. Manali Surve and her team of Prof. Neha Wadekar, Prof. Aniju, Prof. P. K. Mishra, Miss Minal Pawar
and Mrs. Sushma.
Poster Painting competition was organized for our students on 7/12/2010., Prof. Vibhakar Singh worked
as event incharge and he was helped by Prof. Janhavi Padhye, Prof. Shreya, Prof. N. Kunte and Prof Arjun.
The topic was “Indian Culture” and students displayed different shades of Indian Culture in the most
colourful ways. The judges were Mr. Bangal and Mr. Hiraman, graduates from the J.J. school of Arts and
experts in the field of Painting.
Mono Acting Competition was organized by Prof. Mrs. Neeta Khanvilkar and her team. The response of
students was overwhelming. Mr. Mandar Shinde and Mr. Yatin Kadam both from Stage and Film Industry
were the Judges.
Flower Arrangement Competition was organized after many years. Prof .Falguni and Prof. Basil Das took
the initiative in arranging this event and was helped by Prof. Binamrata and Prof. Chandakumari. The venue
Biology Lab was flooded with beautiful flowers on 9/12/2010. The event was judged by Prof. Bina Shrivastav
and Prof. Satnam Sohal.
Rose Day was celebrated on 14/12/2010. The response was so good that all 500 rose cards were sold in
2 days. Miss. Aditi Karpe from F.Y.J.C. Commerce C and Mr. Aditya Nanaware from F.Y.J.C. Science C were
adjudged as Rose Queen and Rose King respectively. We are grateful to Mr. S.R. Rao from Essar Group who
sponsored the roses. Special thanks to Prof. Bhanumati Shivraman for her help and guidance.
The Grand show - Dayanandotsav-2010 was organized by Junior college Cultural association on 23
24thof Dec.2010 at Shivaji Mandir, Dadar.
rd&
This breath taking show was a grand showcase of talent parade of students bringing out their hidden
potential. Students with their innovative, creative ideas and great talent made this event a great grand
success.
Fu-Bai-Fu fame Mr. Swapnil Joshi, Miss Nirmala Kotnis, a Marathi TV and Film Actress, Mr. Sanjay Khapare,
a Marathi TV and film Actor, Mr. Kedar Parulekar, a poet and Mimicry Artist were among the guests.
‘Natarang’ fame Miss Sonali Kulkarni was the main attraction for the crowd. Her short but sweet appearance
made the audience crazy.
Junior college cultural committee thanks our management Mrs. Kawal Verma, Secretary, M.D.E.S. in particular
for her perfect logistic support and guidance she has extended to all of us. We would like to also give a
special thanks to Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari whose guidance and support in the organisation of this event has
been valuable. We particularly thank vice Principal Prof. S.P. Singh whose active participation and prompt
supervision helped the various events run smoothly. We also thank the Supervisor of Junior College
Prof. Chandrasekar whose able guidance and presence for all the programmes added confidence in the
teachers as well as students. We also specially thank to Prof. Bhanumati Shivraman, coordinator Unaided
section, who always have been a source of inspiration to all of us.
Thus under the able guidance of convener Dr. Anil Avhad members of cultural association conducted
different events to provide a platform to students to bring out their hidden talents and make them realize
their own potential and know themselves better. It has instilled great sense of self confidence and selfassurance in all those who took part in the events Besides the fun it has been a learning experience for all
which will go a long way in their life for the years ahead, They will be better citizens and will contribute
in their own capacity towards the betterment of their country India.
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SCHOLARSHIP & ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
(Jr. College)
The annual prize distribution function of the scholarship committee was held on 8th Feb., 2011. This
function of the junior college brings down the curtain on the curricular and co-curricular programmes and
seminars arranged for the students for the academic year 2010-11 and ushers in the examination fever.
The programme started with the traditional prayer and lighting of lamp by our Chief Guest Mr. Hemant
Kumar Tantia, Asst. Commissioner, Customs & Excise, Mrs. Kawal Verma Secretary MDES along with other
dignitaries, Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari, Dr. T.P. Ghule - Vice Principal, Sr. College, Mr. S.P. Singh Jr. College Vice
Principal, Supervisor - Mr. V. Chandrasekhar and Co-ordinator Un aided section - Mrs. Bhanumati Shivram.
Our Principal welcomed the guest and gave a brief introduction about the history of our college and
Mr. V.G. Shinde Convenor of this committee gave introduction of the guest and about the scholarships.
The names of the meritorious students were announced by our committee members - Ms. Annie Jose,
Ms. Snigdha Bagul and Mr. D.S. Mehta along with Ms. Nilopher of unaided section.
Our award ceremony started with felicitation of our Secretary Mrs. Kawal Verma for being nominated as
a senate member in the University of Mumbai. Mr. & Ms. Maharshi scholarship and trophy was awarded
to the best boy and girl students of the junior college for their all round performance and achievements.
Scholarship prize was also awarded to that student who bagged maximum number of scholarships for the
year. In all 93 scholarships were announced of which 63 belonged to the junior college and 30 of the unaided section.
Mr. S.M. Kulkarni Vice President - Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. declared one more scholarship of Rs.1000/- to
the student who tops in Chemistry at HSC. This is his 4th scholarship as he had announced in one of his
previous visits about giving the scholarship every year till his retirement in memory of his loving mother Mrs.
Prabhavati. Mr. V. Chandrasekhar our supervisor gave Rs. 500/- each to Mr. & Ms. Maharshi as a cash prize.
Vote of thanks was proposed by our committee member Mr. S.M. More. Kudos to our other members who
were behind the scene namely - Mrs. Neeta Khanvilkar, Dr. P.K. Mishra, Mr. M.M. Kurhade, Mr. Ganesh
Gavhane, Mr. Sanjay Prabhu, Mr. D.N. Singh and our unaided section colleagues - Mrs. Shubhada Gala &
Mrs. Usha Kadam for the grand success of this function. Last but not the least our class IV employees Mrs. Vishaka, Mr. Awdhoot and Mrs. Kamiesh who also chipped in by helping us with their support.
N.S.S.
(Jr. College)
Date
Event
Particulars
28/06/2010 Essay Competition on “Indian Festivals”
35 students participated.
12/07/2010 Group Discussion on “Prevention of Malaria and other Diseases”
37 students participated.
20/8 to
3/09/2010
35 students participated.
“Sadbhavana Athavda” for Celebration Communal Spreading
Harmony
15/09/2010 Group Discussion on “Disaster Management”
100 students participated.
13/01/2011 Student Volunteers went to help in organising the programme
of Shri Ravishankar
30 students participated.
27/01/2011 A lecture by Dr. Sanjay Goilkar (PSI) on “Contribution of Police
in Social Service”
100 students participated.
Prof. R.S. Dhule was the Co-ordinator of NSS (Jr. College)
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Sr. College
Gymkhana activities for the academic year started in the month of June with practice for various games
under the supervision and guidance of Mr. Manoj Patil (Sports Director) and Ms. Reema Jadhav (Physical
Instructor). The selections were held at different places and the students were provided with the coaching
facility with permission of Mrs. Kawal A. Verma, Secretary M.D.E.S. The coaches were Mr. Rajesh Padave
(Kabaddi), Mr. Manoj Patil (Cricket & Kho – Kho), Mr. Sanjay (Football), Mr. Girish Kulkarni and Ms. Deepali
Pawar (Yoga), Mr. J.D. Jadhav was also of great help towards the success of sports activities.
Sr.
No.
1.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Chess
(Men)
29th July. to 2nd
Aug. 2010
University of
Mumbai
Venue
M.L.D.C.
College,
Dixit Road,
Vile Parle,
Mumbai
Participant / Rank
1) Singh Vivek (Cap.)
(S.Y.F.M. / 49)
2) Kulkarni Kuastubh
(F.Y.Com. / 1540 UA)
Result
131/2 out of 24 points at
Inter – Collegiate
University Competition.
3) Pokharkar Chetan
(F.Y.B.Sc./ 1053)
4) Gurav Shrinath
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1009)
5) Palkar Prathamesh
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1010)
6) Bane Ninad
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1001)
2.
Yoga
(Women)
25th Aug. 2010
University of
Mumbai
Mulund
Commerce
College,
Mulund
1) Dhamankar Radha (Cap.)
(F.Y.F.M. / 07)
2) Gode Namrata
(F.Y.B.Com./1261 UA)
Secured 5th Place in
Inter – Collegiate
University Competition.
3) Padyal Nisha
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1202)
4) Tambe Amrapali
(F.Y.B.Com./1264 UA)
5) Loke Sonali
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1235)
6) Patil Vidhyashree
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1225)
3.
Yoga
(Men)
25th Aug. 2010
University of
Mumbai
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Mulund
Commerce
College
1) Sanket Pawar
(F.Y.B.Sc. / 1315)
Secured 3rd Place in
Individual Yoga
Championship at Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition.
2) Vipul Parab
(T.Y.B.A. / 1079)
Participated in Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition
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Sr.
No.
4.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Swimming
(Men)
6th Aug. to 8th
Aug. 2010
University of
Mumbai
18th July 2010
Maharashtra State
Amateur Aquatic
Asso.
5.
Weight Lifting
(Women)
5th September
2010
University of
Mumbai
6.
Weight Lifting
(Men)
5th September
2010
University of
Mumbai
7.
Power Lifting
(Women)
5th September
2010
University of
Mumbai
8.
Power Lifting
(Men)
4th September
2010
University of
Mumbai
Venue
P. M.
Hinduja
Swimming
Pool, Charni
Road,
Mumbai
Participant / Rank
1) Shinde Viraj
Vishwasrao
(S.Y.B.Com. /1249)
Ozone
Swimming
Pool,
Goregaon,
Mumbai
Secured 4th Place in 50
M. Free Style, 5th Place in
100 M. Breast Stroke at
Inter – Collegiate
University Competition,
5th Place at Ratnagiri 5
km. Long Distance Sea
Competition, 3rd Place at
Dadar Rock 2.5 km. Long
Distance Sea Competition
2nd Place at Senior
State Level Short
Distance Swimming
Competition.
D.T.S.S.
College,
Malad,
Mumbai
1) Gite Sonali
(T.Y.B.Com. / 1319)
D.T.S.S.
College,
Malad,
Mumbai
1) Gorde Siddhant
(F.Y.B.Com.)
D.T.S.S.
College,
Malad,
Mumbai
1) Gite Sonali
(T.Y.B.Com. / 1319)
Secured Silver Medal in
75 kgs. at Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition.
D.T.S.S.
College,
Malad,
Mumbai
1) Todankar Pranay
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1403)
Secured Gold Medal in
67.5 kgs. at Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition.
2) Patil Pravin
(T.Y.B.A. / 1062)
Secured silver Medal in
upto 75 kgs. at Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition.
3) Patil Jayesh
(F.Y.B.Com./1555 UA)
1st Place at Sub Junior
National Power Lifting
Competition
2) Kulkarni Kaustubh
(F.Y.B.Com.)
4) Tarphe Pravin
(T.Y.B.Com. / 1251)
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Result
Secured Gold Medal in
75 kgs. at Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition.
Participated in
Inter – Collegiate
University Competition
Participated in Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition
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No.
9.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Venue
Participant / Rank
Wrestling
(Men)
25th September
2010
J.S.M.
College,
1) Jadhav Kishor
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1034)
University of
Mumbai
Shivle,
Murbad
Secured Bronze Medal in
74 kgs. wt. Cat. at Inter
– Collegiate University
Wrestling Competition
2) Patil Milind
(T.Y.B.A. / 1047)
Secured Bronze Medal in
60 kgs. wt. Cat. at Inter
– Collegiate University
Wrestling Competition
3) Solwande Dadasaheb
(T.Y.B.A.)
4) Gujar Suhas
(F.Y.B.A. / 1014)
Result
Participated in Inter –
Collegiate University
Wrestling Competition
5) Lubal Rupesh
(F.Y.B.A. / 1233)
10.
Kabaddi
(Women)
1st Oct. & 2nd
Oct. 2010
University of
Mumbai
5th Jan. 2011
V.J.T.I. College
15th Jan. & 16th
Jan. 2011
Kirti College
25th Jan. & 26th
Jan. 2011
Amar Hind Krida
Mandal, Dadar
Vasantrao
Naik
College,
Murud
Janjira
V.J.T.I.
College,
Matunga
Kirti
College,
Dadar
Amar Hind
Krida
Mandal,
Dadar
1) Pawar Nikita (Cap.)
(T.Y.B.A. / 1146)
2) Narkar Raksha
(T.Y.B.Com.)
3) Masurkar Nivedita
(T.Y.B.A. / 1118)
4) Deulkar Rutuja
(S.Y.B.I. / 07)
5) Patil Madhuri
(T.Y.B.A. / 1041)
6) Mane Mangal
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1418)
7) Chavan Trupti
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1012)
8) Haldanakar Akshada
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1032)
Secured 1st Place in
Inter – Collegiate
University Tournament.
Secured 1st Place in
Inter – Collegiate
Kabaddi Tournament.
Secured 1st Place in
Inter – Collegiate
Kabaddi Tournament.
Secured 1st Place in
Inter – Collegiate
Kabaddi Tournament.
9) Masurkar Sayali
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1055)
10) Takale Apeksha
(F.Y.B.Sc. / 1030)
11) Pingulkar Jyoti
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1373)
12) Gaikwad Sharaddha
(S.Y.B.Com.)
1) Deulkar Rutuja
2) Takle Apeksha
(Represented at
Ashwamedh & All India
Inter – University
Tournament.)
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Sr.
No.
11.
Event & Venue
Kabaddi
(Men)
Date /
Organized by
28th Sep. 2010 &
1st & 2nd Oct. 2010
University of
Mumbai
5th Jan. 2011
V.J.T.I. College
15th Jan. &
16th Jan. 2011
Kirti College
25th Jan. &
26th Jan. 2011
Amar Hind Krida
Mandal, Dadar
Venue
R.A.D.A.V.
College,
Bhandup &
Vasantrao
Naik
College,
Murud
Janjira
V.J.T.I.
College,
Matunga
Kirti
College,
Dadar
Amar Hind
Krida
Mandal,
Dadar
Participant / Rank
1) Lad Nilesh (Cap.)
(S.Y.B.A. / 1079)
2) Kalebere Nilesh
(F.Y.B.A.)
3) Kawthekar Jaid
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1343)
4) Khamkar Mayur
(F.Y.B.A. / 1023)
5) Bargode Prasad
(F.Y.B.A. / 1240)
6) Chavan Paresh
(F.Y.B.A. / 1228)
7) Nalawade Swapnil
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1111)
8) Raut Gaurav
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1376)
9) Surve Yogesh
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1092)
10) Phalke Nikhil
(F.Y.B.A. / 1041)
11) Kavilkar Avinash
(F.Y.B.A. / 1020)
12) Talawadekar Sanket
(S.Y.B.A. / 1246)
Result
Lost in Quarter Final
Round at Inter –
Collegiate Inter Zonal
University Kabaddi
Tournament
Secured 1st Place in
Inter – Collegiate
Kabaddi Tournament.
Secured 2nd Place in
Inter – Collegiate
Kabaddi Tournament.
Secured 2nd Place in
Inter – Collegiate
Kabaddi Tournament.
1) Bargode Prasad
(Represented at Ashwamedh
& All India Inter – University
Tournament.)
12.
Kho – Kho
(Men)
26th Oct. 2010
University of
Mumbai
15th Jan. & 16th
Jan. 2011
Kirti College
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Dr.
Ambedkar
College
Kirti
College,
Dadar
1) Darde Tushar
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1164)
2) Khdpe Ajinkya
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1344)
3) Modak Rupesh
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1092)
4) Parkar Siddhesh
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1069)
5) Mahadeshwar Nitesh
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1051)
6) Rane Sanjog
(T.Y.B.Com.)
7) Kudtarkar Nilesh
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1350)
8) Telkar Amol
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1103)
9) Kalbate Vikrant
(T.Y.B.Com. / 1333)
10) Adkar Prasad
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1001)
11) Lad Chetan
(F.Y.B.Sc. / 1208)
12) Kalbate Vinod
(T.Y.B.A. / 1007)
Lost in 2nd round at Inter
– Collegiate University Kho
– Kho Tournament
Participated in Inter –
Collegiate Tournament
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No.
13.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Participant / Rank
Result
Vile Parle,
Mumbai
1) Jadhav Kishor
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1034)
2) Patil Milind
(T.Y.B.A. / 1047)
3) Gujar Vilas
(S.Y.B.A. / 1247)
4) Gujar Suhas
(F.Y.B.A. / 1014)
5) Rupesh Lubal
(F.Y.B.A. / 1233)
Participated in Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition
3rd Dec. 2010
University of
Mumbai
Ruia
College,
Matunga
1) Pathre Sahil
(S.Y.B.A. / 1195)
Participated in Inter –
Collegiate University
Competition
Taekwondo
(Men)
15th Jan. 2011
K.M
Agrawal
College,
Kalyan
1) Manval Yogesh
(F.Y.B.Com./2093 UA)
Secured Gold Medal in
Inter – Collegiate
University Tournament &
represented all India
Inter University
Taekwondo Competition
Cricket
(Men)
11th Nov. & 12th
Nov. 2010
Shivaji Park
& Matunga
Gymkhana
1) Lanjekar Akash
(T.Y.B.A. / 1048)
2) Masurkar Rohan
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1106)
3) Magar Swapnil
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1195)
4) Tandel Shreyas
(F.Y.B.A. / 1058)
5) Yadav Kuldeep
(F.Y.B.Com./1132 UA)
6) Sakpal Omkar
(S.Y.B.A. / 1105)
7) Mungekar Chinmay
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1059)
8) Sawant Ketan
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1382)
9) More Siddhesh
(S.Y.B.Com./1058 UA)
10) Jadhav Akshay
(F.Y.B.Com.)
11) Gamre Viraj
(F.Y.B.Com. UA)
12) Magar Nikhil
(S.Y.B.Sc. / 1194)
13) Tiwari Rahul
(F.Y.B.Com./1420 UA)
14) Chougule Raj
(F.Y.B.Com./1129 UA)
15) Jadhav Chetan
(F.Y.B.Com. / 1332)
16) Jacob Kooran
(M.Com. – 1 / 2016)
Lost in qualifying round at
Inter – Collegiate
University Cricket
Tournament
Judo
(Men)
2nd Dec. 2010
14.
Shooting
(Men)
15.
16.
Venue
University of
Mumbai
University of
Mumbai
University of
Mumbai
Dec. 2010 & Jan.
2011
S.P.Group &
Bengal Cricket
Club
14th Nov. 2010
Ramakant
Achrekar Sir’s
club
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Cricket
Club, Shivaji
Park
Ramakant
Achrekar
Sir’s club,
Shivaji Park
Out of 8 matches our
college team won the 6
matches
Secured 2nd Place in
Ramakant Achrekar Sir’s
Cricket Tournament
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Sr.
No.
17.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Carrom
(Men)
9th Feb. to 11th
Feb. 2011
University of
Mumbai
Dec. 2010
Hinduja College
Venue
K.E.S.
College,
Kandivli
Participant / Rank
1) Jadhav Rahul
(M.Com. – I / 1028)
Hinduja
College,
Mumbai
Result
Secured Silver Medal in
single at Inter –
Collegiate University
Carrom Tournament.
Secured Bronze Medal in
single at Inter–Collegiate
Carrom Tournament.
2) Golatkar Swapnil
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1331)
3) Rane Ganesh
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1380)
4) Bansode Ishwar
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1005)
5) Juwatkar Abhijeet
(S.Y.B.Com. / 1333)
Secured Gold Medal in
Doubles at Inter –
Collegiate University
Carrom Tournament.
Participated in Inter –
Collegiate University
Carrom Tournament
GYMKHANA REPORT
Jr. College
Sr.
No.
1.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Football
(Boys)
23rd Aug. & 25th
Aug. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
Venue
Participant / Rank
Result
St. Xavier’s
Ground,
Parel
1) More Sain (Cap.)
(12th Com. / 1335 UA)
Lost in 2nd round at the
Inter collegiate
Tournament at District
level.
2) Uthale Hemant
(12th Sci. / 1412)
3) Solanki Anil
(12th Com. / 1509 UA)
4) Pandey Vishal
(12th Com. / 1175 UA)
5) Patel Nikesh
(12th Com. / 1782 UA)
6) Kajale Utkarsh
(12th Com. / 1074 UA)
7) Waghela Sujay
(12th Com. / 1720 UA)
8) Waghmare Omkar
(12th Com. / 1849 UA)
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No.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
7th Oct. & 8th
Oct. 2010
Jr. College Sports
Association
Venue
Participant / Rank
Result
Supari
Talao,
Bandra (W)
9) Kanekar Kaustubh
(12th Com. / 1777 UA)
Lost in 2nd round at the
Inter collegiate Tournament
10) Adhikari Biswajeet
(12th Com. / 1151 UA)
11) Tripathi Sanket
(12th Com. / 1179 UA)
12) Raut Rushikesh
(12th Sci. 1207)
13) Haldankar Saurabh
(12th Sci. / 1171)
14) Toraskar Rahul
(12th Com. / 1274 UA)
15) Tarkar Parag
(12th Arts / 1057)
16) Marathe Jaydeep
(12th Com. / 1320 UA)
2.
Chess
(Women)
15th September
2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
3.
Chess
(Men)
15th September
2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
B.P.C.A’s
College of
Physical
Edu.
1) More Vrushali
(11th Elect. Sci. / 1368)
Secured 6th Place in
Collegiate Tournament at
District level & selected
for School Inter Zonal
Competition.
B.P.C.A’s
College of
Physical
Edu.
1) Waghela Sujay
(12th Com. / 1720 UA)
Participated in Inter –
Collegiate Competition at
District level
2) Sitap Sagar
(12th C. Sci. / 1104 UA)
3) Jadhav Alok
(12th C. Sci. / 1222 UA)
4) Sawant Sanket
(12th C. Sci. / 1095 UA)
5) Uthale Hemant
(12th Sci. / 1412)
13th Oct. & 14th
Oct. 2010
Jr. College Sports
Association
Chetna
College,
Bandra
1) Sitap Sagar
(12th C. Sci. / 1104 UA)
Secured 2nd Place in Inter
– Collegiate Competition.
2) Jadhav Alok
(12th C. Sci. / 1222 UA)
Participated in Inter Collegiate Tournament
3) Sawant Sanket
(12th C. Sci. / 1095 UA)
4.
Yoga
(Women)
8th Jan. to
10th Jan. 2011
Chiplun
1) Bhagat Tejal
(11th Com. / 1303)
Selected for School State
level selection trial
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
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No.
5.
6.
7.
Event & Venue
Yoga
(Men)
Date /
Organized by
Venue
Participant / Rank
Result
Dec. 2010
Chembur
1) Jadhav Yogesh
(11th Elect. Sci. / 1334)
Selected for School Inter
Zonal selection trial
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
Fencing &
Skipping
(Women)
28th Nov. to 30th
Nov. 2010
Carrom
(Women)
9th Dec. 2010
2) Shirke Akshay
(11th Elect. Sci. / 1398)
Yavatmal
1) Darekar Pratiksha
(11th Arts / 1007)
Selected for State level
Tournament
Shardashram
Vidyalaya,
Dadar
1) Shingate Sonali
(11th Com. / 1100)
Participated in Inter Collegiate Tournament at
District level
Mumbai Fencing
Asso.
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
2) Mahadik Sanjali
(11th Sci. / 1252)
3) Naikdhure Shrutika
(11th Com. Sci. / 1045)
4) Sawardekar Gayanka
(11th Com. Sci. / 1092)
8.
Athletic
(Women)
8th Oct. & 10th
Oct. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
9.
Athletic
(Men)
25th June to
27th June 2010
& 16th July to
18th July 2010
Bombay City
District Amateur
Athletic Asso.
8th Oct. & 10th
Oct. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
Priyadarshini
Park,
Napeansea
Road,
Mumbai
1) Deshmukh Prajakta
(12th Arts)
Selected for School State
level Pole Vault
competition
Priyadarshini
Park,
Napeansea
Road,
Mumbai &
Shiv
Chhatrapati
Sports
Complex
Balewadi,
Pune
1) Jalaluddin Ansari
(12th Com. / 1203)
Secured 1st Place in Under
18 yrs category at the
Athletic Competition at
District level & selected in
Under 18 years category
Maharashtra State Junior
Athletic Championship
Priyadarshini
Park,
Napeansea
Road,
Mumbai
1) Jalaluddin Ansari
(12th Com. / 1203)
Secured 1st Place in 400
M. Hurdles & 400 M. Run
at Inter - Collegiate
Tournament at District
level & selected for School
Inter Zonal Competition.
2) Raut Rushikesh
(12th Sci. 1207)
3) More Sain
(12th Com. / 1335 UA)
Participated in Inter Collegiate Tournament at
District level
4) Adhikari Biswajeet
(12th Com. / 1151 UA)
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No.
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Date /
Organized by
Venue
Participant / Rank
Result
5) Tripathi Sanket
(12th Com. / 1179 UA)
6) Waghmare Omkar
(12th Com. / 1849 UA)
7) Kanekar Kaustubh
(12th Com. / 1777 UA)
8) Uthale Hemant
(12th Sci. / 1412)
10.
Kabaddi
(Girls)
25th Sep. & 26th
Sep. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
B.P.C.A’s
College of
Physical
Edn.,
Wadala
1) Nagvekar Sayali (Cap.)
(12th Acct. / 22)
2) Phatak Sayali
(12th Com. / 1264)
Secured 2nd Place in Inter
- Collegiate Tournament at
District level
3) Chavan Aditi
(11th Acct.)
4) Patil Samita
(12th Acct. / 25)
5) Patade Akshada
(11th M.L.T.)
6) Pawar Jyoti
(12th Com. / 1262)
7) Dhaware Shravani
(11th Sci. / 1318)
8) Badad Aparna
(11th I.F.)
9) Gujar Tejashree
(11th Arts)
10)Sawant Rekha
(11th M.L.T.)
11)Khaire Vaishali
(11th Arts / 157)
1) Nagvekar Sayali
2) Phatak Sayali
8th Oct. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
11th Oct. & 12th
Oct. 2010
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B.P.C.A’s
College of
Physical
Edn.,
Wadala
1) Nagvekar Sayali
Sihgad
Public
School,
Sangola,
Solapur
1) Nagvekar Sayali
2) Phatak Sayali
Selected for School Inter
Zonal selection trial
Selected for School State
level selection trial
Selected & represented at
School National Kabaddi
Tournament.
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Sr.
No.
11.
Event & Venue
Kabaddi
(Boys)
Date /
Organized by
25th Sep. &
26th Sep. 2010
& 7th Oct. & 8th
Oct. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
Venue
B.P.C.A’s
College of
Physical
Edn.,
Wadala
Participant / Rank
1) Patil Akash (Cap.)
(12th Com. / 1373)
2) Kawanekar Mandar
(12th Com. / 1347)
Result
Secured 1st Place in Inter
- Collegiate Tournament at
District level & lost in
Final round at Inter Zonal
Tournament
3) Chavan Amit
(12th Arts / 05)
4) Atyalkar Vinod
(12th Com. / 1001)
5) Pansare Bhushan
(12th Com. / 1351 UA)
6) More Nitish
(12th Com. / 1358)
7) Rane Sanjay
(12th Com. / 1389 UA)
8) Kerkar Harshal
(11th Com.)
9) Parkar Akshay
(11th Com.)
10) Divekar Vijay
(11th Elect.)
11)Chavan Rahul
(11th Elect.)
12)Patil Shailesh
(12th I.F. / 09)
1) Patil Akash
2) Kawanekar Mandar
12.
Kho – Kho
(Boys)
11th Oct. & 12th
Oct. 2010
Sihgad
Public
School,
Sangola,
Solapur
29th Sep. 2010
Samarth
Vyayam
Mandir,
Shivaji Park,
Dadar
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
9th Dec. & 13th
Dec. 2010
Jr. College Sports
Association
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Dr.
Ambedkar
College,
Wadala
1) Patil Akash
2) Kawanekar Mandar
1) Shingale Tejas (Cap.)
(12th Com. / 1119 UA)
2) Lad Omkar
(12th Sci. / 1040 UA)
3) Nakil Prasad
(12th Sci. / 1052 UA)
4) Sarang Amit
(12th Sci. / 1092)
Selected for School State
level selection trial
Participated in State level
Kabaddi selection trial
Secured 2nd Place in Inter
- Collegiate Tournament at
District level.
Participated in Inter Collegiate Tournament
5) Pansare Siddharth
(12th Com. / 1670)
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No.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Venue
Participant / Rank
Result
6) Dhondge Mayur
(11th Com. / 1311)
7) Wadekar Swapnil
(11th Arts / 5331)
8) Gurav Akshay
(11th Com. / 1029 UA)
9) Bhosle Nihal
(11th Com. / 1955 UA)
10) Bapardekar Kunal
(11th Com. / 1006)
11) Bagwe Deepak
(12th Com. Sci. / 1204)
12) Sawant Aditya
(11th Com. Sci. / 1086)
13.
Volleyball
(Boys)
27th Sep. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
Dr.
Ambedkar
College,
Wadala
1) Parab Sanket (Cap.)
(11th Elect. Sci. / 1421)
2) Utekar Vaibhav
(12th Com. / 1718 UA)
Participated in Inter Collegiate Tournament at
District level.
3) Mane Akash
(12th Com. / 1657 UA)
4) Gulekar Subodh
(11th Com. / 1774 UA)
5) Kshirsagar Siddhesh
(11th Sci. / 1419)
6) Digankar Siddhesh
(11th Com. / 1769 UA)
7) Kangane Mayuresh
(11th Com. / 1982 UA)
14.
Baseball
(Boys)
15th Oct. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
Shivaji Park,
Dadar
1) Katkar Darshan (Cap.)
(11th Com. Sci. / 1032)
2) Pednekar Pratik
(11th Com. / 1976 UA)
Participated in Inter Collegiate Tournament at
District level.
3) Humbare Saurabh
(11th Com. / 1024)
4) Rane Onkar
(11th Com. / 1080)
5) Rewale Sagar
(11th Com. / 1083)
6) Parab Sagar
(11th Com. / 1631 UA)
7) Walekar Rohan
(11th Com. Sci. / 1118)
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Sr.
No.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Venue
Participant / Rank
Result
8) Patkar Akash
(11th Com. Sci. / 1065)
9) Pandit Vinit
(11th Com. Sci. / 1053)
10) Chavan Charudatt
(11th Sci. / 1296 UA)
11) Shinde Chetan
(11th Sci. / 1281)
12) Chavan Amol
(11th Com. Sci. / 1206)
13) Sawant Nilesh
(11th Arts / 5202)
14) Kadam Vinayak
(11th Arts / 5006)
15) Sarang Rakshit
(11th Arts / 1038)
15.
Taekwondo
(Girls)
11th Oct. &
12th Oct. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
Kamgar
Kalyan
Bhavan,
Kalachowki
1) Bhosle Pooja
(11th Com. / 1221)
16.
Taekwondo
(Boys)
11th Oct. & 12th
Oct. 2010
Kamgar
Kalyan
Bhavan,
Kalachowki
1) Patil Tushar
(12th Com. / 1681 UA)
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
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Secured Bronze Medal in
Inter - Collegiate
Tournament at District
level.
Secured Gold Medal in
Inter - Collegiate
Tournament at District
level & secured Bronze
medal in Inter – Collegiate
Tournament at State Level
2) Jadhav Siddhesh
(11th Com. / 1319)
Secured Gold Medal in
Inter - Collegiate
Tournament at District
level.
3) Patil Omkar
(11th Com. / 1343)
Secured Gold Medal in
Inter - Collegiate
Tournament at District
level.
4) Khot Shrikant
(11th Com. / 2006 UA)
Secured Silver Medal in
Inter - Collegiate
Tournament at District
level.
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No.
Event & Venue
Date /
Organized by
Venue
Participant / Rank
5) Bhabad Akshay
(11th Sci. / 1305)
17.
Cricket
(Boys)
25th Oct. & 26th
Oct. 2010
Mumbai City
D.S.O.
6th Dec. & 15th
Dec. 2010
Jr. College Sports
Association
Azad
Maidan,
Mumbai
Azad
Maidan,
Mumbai
Result
Secured Gold Medal in
Inter - Collegiate
Tournament at District
level. secured Bronze
medal in Inter – Collegiate
Tournament at State Level
6) Joshi Umang
(12th Com. Sci. / 1227)
Secured Bronze Medal in
Inter - Collegiate
Tournament at District
level.
1) Sawant Pratik
(11th Com. / 1125)
Participated in Inter Collegiate Tournament at
District level.
2) Sarwade Rahul
(11th Sci. / 1237)
3) Parab Ameya
(11th Com. / 1068)
Participated in Inter Collegiate Tournament
4) Gawand Kunal
(12th Com. / 1721 UA)
5) More Sachin
(12th Com. / 1872 UA)
6) Parab Akshay
(12th Com. / 1876 UA)
7) Rane Swapnil
(12th Com. / 1080)
8) Chavan Saurabh
(11th Com. / 1228)
9) Raul Vinay
(11th Com.)
10) Tirlotkar Omkar
(11th Arts / 5330)
11) Pedamkar Pranav
(11th Sci. / 1384 UA)
12) Nayakwadi Amol
(12th Com. / 1258)
13) Shelar Suyash
(12th Com. / 27)
14) Kamble Sagar
(11th / 1343)
15) Kolgaonkar Siddhesh
(12th Com. / 1195)
16) Devlekar Onkar
(12th Com. / 1194)
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ANNUAL SPORTS DAY
The Annual Sports Day was organized on 15th Dec. 2010 for Jr. & Sr. College at Central Railway Sports
Ground, Parel. Students participated in large numbers & it was compulsory to Jr. College Boys & Girls. Vice
Principal Dr. Mrs. T. P. Ghule , Vice Principal Dr. Mrs. Chhaya Panse & Vice Principal Dr. Mrs. K. P. Sundari
inaugurated the Annual Sports Day.
Prizes were given on the spot to the winners – I Prize Gold Medal, II Prize Silver Medal, III Prize Bronze Medal
& Individual General Championship Trophies, Junior & Senior (Boys & Girls). All these prizes were given by
the Principal & Vice - Principal of the College.
The Gymkhana committee members of the Senior College present were Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari, Vice
Principal Dr. Mrs. T.P. Ghule, Vice Principal Dr. Mrs. Chhaya Panse & Sports Director Mr. Manoj Patil, Prof.
Mr. A. V. Nagvekar, Prof. Mr. Lalit Tyagi, Prof. Mr. H.O. Sharma, Dr. Ms. Gauri Soman, Prof. Mr. Prashant Salvi
& Prof. Mr. Pallav Das.
The Junior College Gymkhana committee members were Vice Principal Prof. S. P. Singh, Supervisor Prof. Mr.
V. Chandrasekar, Sports Director Mr. Manoj Patil, Physical Instructor Ms. Reema J. Jadhav, Prof. Mr. Sanjay
Prabhu, Prof. Mr. S. M. More, Prof. Mr. M. M. Kurhade, Prof. Mr. V. G. Shinde, Prof. Ms. N. M. Gandhi, Prof.
Mr. Y. A. Tanawade, Prof. Ms. R. Godbole, Prof. Ms. Saroj Nair, Prof. Mr. N. V. Mane, Prof. Mr. D.S. Mehta,
Prof. Mr. M. Pathare, Prof. Ms. Manali Surve, Prof. Mr. Sachin Jadhav, Prof. Mr. Kameshwar Singh,
Prof. Mr. Sachin Pachagane Prof. Mr. Ashok Yadav & Mr. J. D. Jadhav. They extended their full cooperation.
Tennis Ball Inter Class Cricket Tournament was also organized on the same day.
RESULT OF ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET AND SPORTS
Junior College Girls
Event
100 Mtrs. Run
200 Mtrs. Run
400 Mtrs. Walk Race
Put Shot
Discus Throw
Place
Name of the Student
Class / Roll No.
I
Ms. Neha Rane
11th Com. / 1169
II
Ms. Sonali Shingate
11th Com. / 1100
III
Ms. Pratiksha Darekar
11th Arts / 1007
I
Ms. Neha Rane
11th Com. / 1169
II
Ms. Sonali Shingate
11th Com. / 1100
III
Ms. Pratiksha Darekar
11th Arts / 1007
I
Ms. Trupti Palande
11th Sci. / 1373
II
Ms. Neha Rane
11th Com. / 1169
III
Ms. Pratiksha Darekar
11th Arts / 1007
I
Ms. Shravni Dhawde
11th Sci. / 1318
II
Ms. Sonali Shingate
11th Com. / 1100
III
Ms. Neha Rane
11th Com. / 1169
I
Ms. Pratiksha Darekar
11th Arts / 1007
II
Ms. Neha Rane
11th Com. / 1169
III
Ms. Sonali Shingate
11th Com. / 1100
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER: - Ms. Neha Rane – 11th Com. / 1169
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RESULT OF ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET AND SPORTS
Junior College Boys
Event
100 Mtrs. Run
200 Mtrs. Run
400 Mtrs. Run
800 Mtrs. Walk Race
Put Shot
Discuss Throw
4 x 100 Mtrs. Relay Race
Place
Name of the Student
Class / Roll No.
I
Mr. Jalaluddin Ansari
12th Com. / 1203
II
Mr. Rajesh Yadav
11th Com. / 1199
III
Mr. Sain More
12th Com. / 1335
I
Mr. Jalaluddin Ansari
12th Com. / 1203
II
Mr. Rajesh Yadav
11th Com. / 1199
III
Mr. Nirav Sonvadekar
11th Elect. Sci. / 1404
I
Mr. Jalaluddin Ansari
12th Com. / 1203
II
Mr. Rajesh Yadav
11th Com. / 1199
III
Mr. Anil Waghela
12th Com. / 1509
I
Mr. Nishant Singh
11th Sci. / 1199
II
Mr. Sanket Parab
11th Elect. Sci. / 1421
III
Mr. Rahul Gupta
11th Sci. / 1241
I
Mr. Rakesh Chikane
12th Com. / 1022
II
Mr. Omkar Yadav
11th Com. / 1276
III
Mr. Gopi Devendra
12th Com. / 1034
I
Mr. Omkar Yadav
11th Com. / 1276
II
Mr. Pankaj Indulkar
12th Com. / 1035
III
Mr. Swapnil Babar
12th Com. / 1152
I
Mr. Suraj Chavan
11th Elect. Sci. / 1310
Mr. Rajesh Yadav
11th Com. / 1199
Mr. Mayur Sawant
11th Com. Sci. / 1087
Mr. Nirav Sonavadekar
11th Elect. Sci. / 1404
Mr. Sujay Waghela
12th Com. / 1720
Mr. Jalaluddin Ansari
12th Com. / 1203
Mr. Anil Waghela
12th Com. / 1509
Mr. Rushikesh Raut
12th Sci. / 1207
Mr. Jayesh Pawar
11th Elect. Sci. / 1383
Mr. Venil Jain
11th Com. / 1466
Mr. Rahul Gupta
11th Sci. / 1241
Mr. Roshan Gupta
11th Com. / 1242
II
III
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER: - Mr. Jalaluddin Ansari – 12th Com. / 1203
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RESULT OF ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET AND SPORTS
Senior College Girls
Event
100 Mtrs. Run
200 Mtrs. Run
400 Mtrs. Walk Race
Put Shot
Discus Throw
4 x 100 Mtrs. Relay Race
Place
Name of the Student
Class / Roll No.
I
Ms. Komal Pawar
T.Y.B.Com. / 1063
II
Ms. Jyoti Pingulkar
F.Y.B.Com. / 1373
III
Ms. Swapnali Shetye
S.Y.B.A. / 1163
I
Ms. Komal Pawar
T.Y.B.Com. / 1063
II
Ms. Swapnali Shetye
S.Y.B.A. / 1163
III
Ms. Jyoti Pingulkar
F.Y.B.Com. / 1373
I
Ms. Aparna Acharekar
T.Y.B.Com. / 1001
II
Ms. Vaishali Kudale
F.Y.B.Com. / 1256
I
Ms. Komal Pawar
T.Y.B.Com. / 1063
II
Ms. Swapnali Shetye
S.Y.B.A. / 1163
III
Ms. Jyoti Pingulkar
F.Y.B.Com. / 1373
I
Ms. Komal Pawar
T.Y.B.Com. / 1063
II
Ms. Jyoti Pingulkar
F.Y.B.Com. / 1373
III
Ms. Akshaya Belose
S.Y.B.A. / 1049
I
Ms. Neha Rane
11th Com. / 1169
Ms. Sonali Shingate
11th Com. / 1100
Ms. Pratiksha Darekar
11th Arts / 1007
Ms. Koyal Mankar
11th Sci. / 1363
Ms. Komal Pawar
T.Y.B.Com. / 1063
Ms. Jyoti Pingulkar
F.Y.B.Com. / 1373
Ms. Dhanashree Thakur
F.Y.B.M.M. / 57
Ms. Swapnali Shetye
S.Y.B.A. / 1163
Ms. Dhanashri Sonavane
11th Com. / 1096
Ms. Aditi Parab
11th Com. / 1421
Ms. Harshali Kadam
11th Com. / 1038
Ms. Payal More
11th Sci. / 1367
II
III
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER: - Ms. Komal Pawar – T.Y.B.Com. / 1063
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RESULT OF ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET AND SPORTS
Senior College Boys
Event
100 Mtrs. Run
200 Mtrs. Run
400 Mtrs. Run
800 Mtrs. Walk Race
Put Shot
Discuss Throw
4 x 100 Mtrs. Relay Race
Place
Name of the Student
Class / Roll No.
I
Mr. Akash Jakkani
F.Y.B.M.M. / 31
II
Mr. Atul Mandhare
F.Y.B.Sc. / 1294
III
Mr. Pravin Bhandari
F.Y.B.Sc. / 1221
I
Mr. Siddhant Gorde
F.Y.B.Com. / 1472
I
Mr. Dheeraj Jain
F.Y.B.Com. / 1105
II
Mr. Akash Jakkani
F.Y.B.M.M. / 31
I
Mr. Dheeraj Jain
F.Y.B.Com. / 1105
II
Mr. Nishant Vedante
S.Y.B.Com. / 1416
III
Mr. Akash Jakkani
F.Y.B.M.M. / 31
I
Mr. Vilas Gujar
S.Y.B.A. / 1247
II
Mr. Milind Patil
T.Y.B.A. / 1047
III
Mr. Viraj Shinde
S.Y.B.Com. / 1249
I
Mr. Vilas Gujar
S.Y.B.A. / 1247
II
Mr. Amol Ambhire
S.Y.B.A. / 1018
III
Mr. Suhas Gujar
F.Y.B.A. / 1014
I
Mr. Pravin Bhandari
F.Y.B.Sc. / 1221
II
Mr. Uday Patil
F.Y.B.Sc. / 1174
III
Mr. Akash Gosavi
S.Y.B.Sc. / 1074
I
Mr. Dheeraj Jain
F.Y.B.Com. / 1105
Mr. Siddhant Gorde
F.Y.B.Com. / 1472
Mr. Akash Jakkani
F.Y.B.M.M. / 31
Mr. Atul Mandhare
F.Y.B.Sc. / 1294
Mr. Pratik Pawar
S.Y.B.Sc. / 1125
Mr. Akshay Kamble
F.Y.B.Sc. / 1285
Mr. Pravin Bhandari
F.Y.B.Sc. / 1221
Mr. Rahul Dhakaliya
F.Y.B.Sc. / 1272
Mr. Sagar Shirke
F.Y.B.Com. / 1122
Mr. Amol Khilari
F.Y.B.Com. / 1047
Mr. Sagar Matkar
F.Y.B.Com. / 1204
Mr. Bhushan Lad
F.Y.B.Com. / 1102
II
III
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER: - Mr. Dheeraj Jain – F.Y.B.Com. / 1105
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FESTIVAL OF INDIAN GAMES
39th Kabaddi Tournament & 30th Kho – Kho Tournament (Men & Women) were organized from 2nd Dec.
to 7th Dec. 2010. In this Festival 72 colleges participated from various places. Our College takes pride in
promoting the Indian Games since 3 decades, keeping the spirit of Indian Games.
Dr. Yuvraj Bhosle (Associate Professor G. S. Medical College K.E.M. Hospital) inaugurated the Festival of
Indian Games. The 30th Kho – Kho Tournament was inaugurated by Sr. College Vice Principal Dr. T. P. Ghule.
In the Prize Distribution Ceremony Mr. Ramesh Poman (ACP) was the Chief Guest & Mr. Sharad Kadam (Vice
President of Raigad Dist. Kabaddi Asso.) was the guest of honour, Mr. Vishwas More (Joint Secretary of
Mumbai Shahar Dist. Kabaddi Asso.), Dadoji Kondev Awardee & Ex – Player of our college Mr. Bhargav
Kadam, Joint Secretary of Mumbai Shahar Dist. Kabaddi Asso. & Ex – Players of our college Mr. Manohar
Indulkar, Ex – Players of our college Shivchhatrapati Awardee Mr. Sitaram Salunkhe, Shivchhatrapati Awardee
Mr. Sanjay Suryawanshi, Mr. Ramesh Lambe, Shivchhatrapati Awardee Ms. Gauri Wadekar also visited on the
same day.
Principal Dr. L. R. Tiwari, Prof. Anil Nagvekar and Committee members of Sr. & Jr. College were present on
this occasion. Cash Prizes were given to the Winners, Runners, Best Players, Best Catcher and Best Raider
with certificates & Trophies in memory of Shri Dada Deshmukh instituted by Ex – Kabaddi Players. Special
Cash Prizes, Trophies, Mementos & Certificates & were also given.
Mr. Manoj Patil organized the entire show in a systematic manner with the help of Sr. & Jr. College
Gymkhana committee members, Prof. Anil Nagvekar, Ms. Reema Jadhav, Mr. Rajesh Padave & Mr. J. D.
Jadhav.
FINAL RESULTS OF 30TH KHO – KHO TOURNAMENT
1)
Runner :
Dr. Ambedkar College, Wadala, Cash Prize Rs. 500/-, Permanent Trophy &
Certificates
Winner :
Rizvi College, Bandra Cash Prize Rs. 1200/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Best All Rounder :
Mr. Snehal Bagkar from Rizvi College,
[Cash Prize Rs. 300/-, Memento & Certificate]
Best Attacker :
Mr. Ranjan Shetty from Dr. Ambedkar College, [Memento & Certificate]
Best Defender :
Mr. Sujit Patil from Rizvi College, [Memento & Certificate]
2)
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Late Shri J. G. Malhotra Memorial Silver Rotating Trophy for Kho – Kho
(Jr. & Sr. Boys Combined, State Level)
Late Shri. Magansingh Tanwar Memorial Silver Rotating Trophy For Kho – Kho
(Jr. & Sr. Girls Combined, State Level)
Runner :
Ruparel College, Mahim, Cash Prize Rs. 500/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Winner :
R. Jhunjhunwala College, Ghatkopar, Cash Prize Rs. 1200/-, Permanent Trophy &
Certificates
Best All Rounder :
Ms. Shilpa Jadhav from R. Jhunjhunwala College, [Cash Prize Rs. 300/- & Certificate]
Best Attacker :
Ms. Akshata Sawant from R. Jhunjhunwala College, [Memento & Certificate]
Best Defender :
Ms. Pooja Parab from Ruparel College, [Memento & Certificate]
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FINAL RESULTS OF 39TH KABADDI TOURNAMENT
1)
Late Smt. Sumati Ankush Malkar Memorial Rotating Trophy for Kabaddi
(Jr. College Girls)
Runner :
M. D. College, Parel, Cash Prize Rs. 500/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Winner :
R. Jhunjhunwala College, Ghatkopar, Cash Prize Rs. 1200/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Best Player :
Ms. Pooja Yadav from R. Jhunjhunwala College, [Cash Prize Rs. 300/-, Memento
& Certificate]
Best Catcher :
Ms. Rekha Sawant from M. D. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory of Late
Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach) which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi Player of
M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
Best Raider :
Ms. Sayali Phatak from M. D. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory of Late
Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach) which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi Player of
M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
2)
Late Shri. S. K. Verma Memorial Silver Rotating Trophy for Kabaddi
(Jr. College Boys)
Runner :
R. Jhunjhunwala College, Ghatkopar, Cash Prize Rs. 500/-, Permanent Trophy &
Certificates
Winner :
M. D. College, Parel, Cash Prize Rs. 1200/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Best Player :
Mr. Nitesh More from M. D. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 300/-, Memento & Certificate]
Best Catcher :
Mr. Vijay Divekar from M. D. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory of Late
Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach) which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi Player of
M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
Best Raider :
Mr. Anuj Yadav from R. Jhunjhunwala College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory
of Late Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach) which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi
Player of M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
3)
Late Shri. M. N. Verma Memorial Silver Rotating Trophy for Kabaddi
(Sr. College Boys)
Runner :
M. D. College, Parel, Cash Prize Rs. 500/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Winner :
B. N. N. College, Bhiwandi, Cash Prize Rs. 1200/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Best Player :
Mr. Akshay Ghodke from B. N. N. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 300/-, Memento &
Certificate]
Best Catcher :
Mr. Kamlakar Bhoir from B. N. N. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory of
Late Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach), which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi
Player of M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
Best Raider :
Mr. Prasad Bargode from M. D. College, Parel, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory
of Late Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach), which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi
Player of M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
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4)
Late Shri. P. C. Verma Memorial Silver Rotating Trophy for Kabaddi
(Sr. & Jr. College Girls Combined, State Level)
Runner :
R. Jhunjhunwala College, Ghatkopar, Cash Prize Rs. 500/-, Permanent Trophy &
Certificates
Winner :
M.D.College, Parel, Cash Prize Rs. 1200/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Best Player :
Ms. Rutuja Deulkar from M. D. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 300/-, Memento &
Certificate]
Best Catcher :
Ms. Apurva Jadhav from R. Jhunjhunwal College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory
of Late Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach), which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi
Player of M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
Best Raider :
Ms. Apeksha Takle from M. D. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory of Late
Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach), which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi Player of
M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
5)
Late Shri. L. K. Popley Memorial Gold Rotating Trophy for Kabaddi
(Sr. & Jr. College Boys Combined, State Level)
Runner :
R. Jhunjhunwala College, Ghatkopar, Cash Prize Rs. 500/-, Permanent Trophy &
Certificates
Winner :
B. N. N. College, Bhiwandi, Cash Prize Rs. 1200/-, Permanent Trophy & Certificates
Best Player :
Mr. Bhushan Bhoir from B. N. N. College, [Cash Prize Rs. 300/-, Memento &
Certificate]
Best Catcher :
Mr. Sagar Patil from Kirti College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in memory of Late Shri.
Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach), which is intorduced by Ex – Kabaddi Player of M.
D. College, Memento & Certificate]
Best Raider :
Mr. Abhishek Desai, from R. Jhunjhunwala College, [Cash Prize Rs. 100/- in
memory of Late Shri. Dada Deshmukh (Ex – Coach), which is intorduced by Ex –
Kabaddi Player of M. D. College, Memento & Certificate]
SELF-FINANCING COURSES
DEPARTMENT OF B.M.M.
Date
Event
7th July’10 The Department of Mass Media started its
academic session 2010-2011with a formal
orientation programme.
During the academic year a number of scheduled
& “Walk In” Parent-Teacher Meetings were
conducted to brief the parents about the
progress of their ward as well as to orient them
about the significance of Mass Media and career
opportunities in this field.
29/09/2010 Workshop on “Introduction to Journalism”.
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Particulars
It was organised for the FYBMM students as well
as their parents. The parents were also indirectly
involved in the academic activities by conducting
project-based surveys on them.
For example, the FYBMM students for their
Psychology project under took a project on
“Parental Stress Management”.
Prof. Abay Mokashi conducted the workshop
for the students.
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Date
Event
21/01/2011 Workshop on “Fundamentals of Photography”.
Particulars
Prof. Saransh Mohite organised it.
Industrial Visits were also conducted to Film
Division, Ministry of Information and
Broadcasting, Government of India.
Students were given a detailed orientation on
various aspects of film and documentary making,
such as scripting, story boarding, animation, sound
engineering, editing & cameral handling.
11th & 12th Annual Inter-collegiate BMM fest was held.
The fest gave opportunities and a platform
Feb.’11
to showcase their talent & compete with
the best of the talents from other colleges.
BMM students from various colleges of Mumbai
participated.
2010-11
BANKING & INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL MARKETS
Date
Event
Particulars
GUEST LECTURES
1/10/2010
Portfolio Management
Prof. Vasanti Shenoy - Resource Person
Dr. Vishaka Thakur - Resource Person
18/01/2011 Insurance
8/02/2011
Mutual Funds
Prof. Vasanti Shenoi - Resource Person
3/03/2011
CRM in Financial Services
Prof. Bhagat - Resource Person
19/03/2011 Career Launcher
Industrial Visits
7/02 to
Visit to Goa
11/02/2011
58 students were taken for sightseeing and
industrial visit to Goa and were accompanied by
Co -ordinator & other faculty members.
28/02/2011 Visit to Lonavala
136 students of FM were taken to a manufacturing
unit to Lonavala and students were accompanied
by the faculty.
8/03/2011
150 students of B&I were taken to a
manufacturing unit to Lonavala.
Visit to Lonavala
INTER COLLEGIATE EVENT ‘CADENCE’
16/12/2010 Indoor Games and Documentary
College Gymkhana And College Mini Theatre
18/12/2010 Outdoor Games
J.I.P. Ground Parel Workshop
19/12/2010 Traditional Day
College Mini Theatre
20/12/2010 Cultural Day
R.M.M.S. Hall Parel Bhoiwada
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
Date
Event
29th &
VISTA - The department of computer science
30th Nov’10 organized a two day intercollegiate event.
Particulars
Theme: Inflation.
Seminar: “Career Opportunities in Computer
hardware and networking “.
Guest Speaker: Mr. Venktesh Khandayat, who is
working as assistant trainer at CMS institute.
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UNAIDED SECTION
Jr. & Sr. College
Month & Dates
Events
6th June 2010
Prof. Rewant Singh (Incharge coordinator) had a meeting with the Admin Staff of
the Unaided Section regarding procedures to be followed and also guided them
regarding the working methods of the office. He also discussed in detail admission
procedures of Senior and Junior College
7th & 8th June 2010
The tenth academic year of the section began with the Orientation of selected
teachers of the senior college. Prof. Rewant Singh welcomed all teachers old and
new for the academic year.
There was a brief discussion on the difficulties the teachers faced in the class room
and the Strategies the teachers adopted to overcome them. It was also decided
to give more time to concept teaching and less for note making.
12th June 2010
Junior college staff were welcomed for the orientation and there was a brief
discussion regarding their problems and suggestions. Emphasis on concept teaching
and less on note making was reiterated by Mr. Rewant. Individual workload allotted
ie the individual time table was given to the teachers by Prof. Mrs. Shubhada Gala
for Commerce and by Prof. Rajratna Jadhav for Science.
16th & 18th June 2010
Mrs. Kawal Verma (Secretary of MDES Society) And Vice Principals
Dr. Mrs. T.P. Ghule and Dr. Mrs. Chhaya Panse had meetings with the unaided
teachers Prof. Mrs. Shubhada Gala, Prof. Mrs. Purnima Jadhav Kohly ,
Prof. Mrs. Shreya Sameer Chavarkar, Mrs. Usha Chavan Kadam and Prof. Mr. Rajratna
Jadhav (who have completed five years of service in the Unaided Section of the
institution) to discuss matters related to the section .
25th June 2010
In charge teachers of various committees Prof. Shubhada Gala , Prof. Rajratna
Jadhav, Prof. Poornima Jadhav, Prof. Shreya C., Prof. Usha Kadam, Prof. Nana Kunthe
had a weekly meeting with Vice Principal Dr. Mrs. T P Ghule and Prof. Rewant Singh
(In charge co-ordinator) to discuss HSC Board Results and Result Improvement.
2nd July 2010
In charge teachers of various committees had a weekly meeting with Vice Principal
Dr. Mrs. T P Ghule and Prof. Revant Singh (In charge co-coordinator) to discuss the
progress of the section.
7th July 2010
Orientation of F.Y.B.Com.
8th July 2010
“Anivarya Marathi” - A book for MPSC exam authored by Prof. Poornima Jadhav
Kohly was published by K Sagar publication.
16th July 2010
In charge teachers of various committees had a weekly meeting with Prof. Rewant
Singh to discuss the urgent issue of attendance at length. It was decided to call
parents of students who were short of attendance and sensitise them about the
issue and taking their undertaking.
17th July 2010
A presentation of examination system was organized by Prof Shubhada Gala for
the Junior Staff of unaided section to make them familiar of the examination
system It was conducted in two sessions and attended by all the staff members and
a questioning round was there after the presentation.
26th July –
2nd August 2010
I unit test of SYJC COM & SCI was conducted by Prof. Mrs. Shreya S. Chavarkar and
Prof. Mr. Ashok Yadav
28th July 2010
Out of a total of 210 students 136 passed showing a passing percentage of
64.76 %.
Our achievers were Ms. Amberkar Pragati Pradeep Priyank got 80 % as total
aggregate and also got 80 % in M.P.P.
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Mr. Gupta Sanu Dwarikaprasad secured 268/300 in Accounts.,
Mr. Parab Sonukant Mohan and Mr.Chaudhari Suresh kumarji shared the subject
highest with 90 %. in Direct and Indirect tax.
Mr. Parab Sonukant Mohan also got the highest in Computer Systems with 88 %.
Mr. Mishra Jayendrakumar Ramashankar Secured 86 % in Export Marketing.
Ms. Khanvilkar Apurva Pradeep secured 64.00 % in Economics.
13th Aug 2010
Parents Teachers meeting for SYJC commerce I Unit Test was held and parents were
shown answer sheets of their ward and their progress was discussed by mentor
teachers. Prof. Shubhada , Prof Shreya , Prof Poornima, Prof. Usha, Prof Ganesh,
Prof. K Singh, Prof. Nana K, Prof. Shrutika, Prof. Mangesh
14th Aug 2010
Parent Teacher meeting for SYJC science I Unit Test was held and parents were
shown answer sheets of their ward and their progress was discussed by mentor
teachers. Prof. Rajratna, Prof Veena, Prof Ashok, Prof. Swapnil, Prof. Swati Prof.
Sushma, Prof. Sachin Jadhav, Prof. Sachin P, Prof Pramod Singh, Prof Chanda C.
21st August 2010
Expert talk on Paper II Accountancy, ( Sr.College ) by Prof. Ashok D. Wagh was
greatly appreciated by the T.Y.B.Com. students, who found the talk informative.
Students were spell bound.
8th Sep 2010
FYJC Science Orientation was conducted in Mini Theater by Prof. Subhada Gala.
Students and their Parents were given a glimpse of college through a power point
presentation and thanks to Prof. Basil Carmel Dhas. It was attended by Vice Principal
(Junior) Prof. S P Singh and Prof. Rewant Singh.
9th Sep 2010
F.Y.J.C. Commerce students who attended the orientation were educated through
a power point presentation of the College by Prof. Mrs. Subhada Gala faculty
In-charge of Commerce, Jr. College. Principal Dr. L.R.Tiwari, Prof. Rewant Singh
Incharge Co-ordinator also attended the session.
8th - 9th Sep 2010
Submission of Project of Environmental Education( SYJC Science) and Viva was
conducted by Prof. Satinder Kaur.
14th Sept. 2010
Mrs. Bhanumati Shivram rejoins after her leave.
25th-28th Sep 2010
Submission of Project of Environmental Education( SYJC Commerce)and Viva was
conducted by Prof. Mangal Chavan
27th Oct 2010
The term end meeting was conducted with light snacks and Co-ordinator Prof. Mrs.
Bhanumati Shivram had a meeting with Senior and Junior college separately. With
the senior college she had discussed the need for class representatives for interaction
to understand the problems of the students at large and participation with regards
to discipline, cleanliness, etc. She also discussed about the Tutorials, Projects,
Moderation etc. and also informed the staff of the submission of the first Term
marksheets by the 2nd week of Dec. 2010 after the Diwali Break .
With the Junior College, the results were discussed and faculty in-charges were
designated timeslots from 1 to 4 p.m.and 4 to 8 p.m. in case of Commerce. The
Environmental Education project for the F.Y.J.C.students was to be announced so
that they could work on their themes during the Diwali Break and plan of their
projects.Physical education was discussed with Ms Reema Jadhav who explained
in detail her schedule first for S.Y.J.C. Commerce and Science. Casual attitude of
staff was discussed and why procedures which were laid down were not followed.
25th-30th Nov 2010
ALERT India (Leprosy rehabilitation org) forms were distributed to students for fund
raising and social awareness by mentors.
2nd Dec 2010
SYJC Science Parent teachers meet to discuss terminal Exam results and performance.
Mentor teachers class wise showed the papers to the parents and their ward and
also discussed practical defaulters , attendance and Project defaulters.
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Prof. Rajratna, Prof Veena, Prof Ashok, Prof. Swapnil, Prof. Swati Prof. Sushma,
Prof. Sachin Jadhav, Prof. Sachin P, Prof Pramod Singh, Prof Chanda C., Prof
Nanadkumar Pal, Prof Santosh Patil, Prof. Prdnya Prof. Rajshree, Prof. Minal Powar,
Prof. Shirish discussed the progress of students.
3rd December 2010
4th December 2010
Mehendi Competition :In Mehandi Competiton Event In-charge was Prof. Mrs. Purnima Jadhav Kohly.
Theme for this competition was Bridal Mehendi. The Judge was Prof. Mrs. Subhada
Gala. Prize Winners were – Ms. Rasika Palav – XI – Com. G/1904 and Ms. Nikita Patil
– XI Sci. A / 1059
Monoacting :Committee members were – Prof. Nana Kunthe, Prof. Arjun Bhojane and
Prof. Minal Powar.
6th December 2010
Rangoli Competition :‘NATURE’ was the topic in Rangoli Competition. Committee members are Prof. Miss
Minal Powar and Prof. Mrs. Sushma Zinzurkar.
7th December 2010
9th Dec 2010
Poster Painting :Committee Members were Prof. Nana Kunthe, Prof. Arjun Bhojane and Prof. Mrs.
Shreya C. Chavarkar. Prize Winners were :- Mr. Mayur Supekar – XII Com. E and Ms.
Diganta Naringrekar- XII Com.D/1537
SYJC Com Parents teacher meet to discuss terminal Exam results and performance.
Mentor teachers class wise showed the papers to the parents and their ward
Prof. Shubhada , Prof
K Singh, Prof. Nana K,
Prof Chitra More, Prof.
Balakrishnan discussed
Shreya , Prof Poornima, Prof. Usha, Prof Ganesh, Prof.
Prof. Shrutika, Prof. Mangesh, Prof. Arjun B, Prof. Asha K.
Deepti K , Prof. Vinay , Prof. Kishor, Prof. S S Pathak, Prof.
the progress of students.
9th December 2010
Flower Arrangement Competition :Committee Member was Prof. Ms. Chandakumari Chourasiya.
Third prize winners were Ms. Seema Sangar XI Sci./ B 1162 ( Unaided Section )and
Ms. Bhakti Dhanavade XI Sci. B/1263 ( Unaided Section )
Consolation Prize winners were Ms. Sangita Mandal XI Com. D/1584 and Sumita Pal
XI Com. D / 1541
10th Dec 2010
FYJC Commerce Parent teachers meet to discuss terminal Exam results and
performance. Mentor teachers class wise showed the papers to the parents and
their ward
11th Dec 2010
FYJC Science Parents teacher meet to discuss terminal Exam results and performance.
Mentor teachers class wise showed the papers to the parents and their ward.
6th - 13th Dec 2010
Medical terminal re-exam for FYJC Com & Science was conducted by Prof. Arjun
Bhojne and Prof. Pramod Singh.
14th Dec 2010
Rose Day And Saree day/Tie day was arranged and organized for unaided section
separately in the mini ground from 4 pm onwards
Here students were given a platform and this instilled in them confidence to exhibit
their talents. Our teachers Prof. Poornima Jadhav, Prof. Usha Kadam and Prof.
Ganesh Gavhane were the judges and Prof. Shubhada Gala, Prof. Shreya Chavarkar
and Prof Sachin Pachangane conducted the whole programme. Winners were
Tie King - Manmohan Tiwari
Saree Queen Renuka Raghav
Rose King Vishal Namapally
Rose Queen Renuka Raghav
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XII Com – F - 1797
XI Com – C - 1381
XI Com – D - 1475
XI Com – C - 1381
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15th Dec 2010
Annual Sports Day was organized at Central Railway Ground Parel.
Prof. Shubhada Gala and Prof Rajratna Jadhav did the compeering for the afternoon
session and all the teachers conducted the games efficiently.
16th – 22nd Dec 2010
Various Rounds of Cultural programme was arranged in the Mini theater and Mini
Ground of the college
Prof. Shreya Chavarkar, Prof Poornima Jadhav were the conveners of cultural
committee (Unaided) who were supported by other staff but a special mention of
the support by Prof. Sachin P. and Prof. Swapnil B. is necessary.
20th December 2010
Mr. & Miss Maharshi Competition :Evnent Incharge was Prof. Ms. Shreya C. Chavarkar
Committee members were :Prof. Sachin Pachangane, Prof. Swapnil B. Prof. Sushma Zinzurkar & Prof. Satinder
Kaur.
The runner up was Mr. Mohd. Yaseen-XI Sci. / ( Unaided Section )
21st - 22nd Dec 2010
Senior College cultural function at Shivaji Mandir .
21st December 2010
Cultural Quiz :Committee Members were Prof. Sachin Pachangane, Prof. Swapnil B.,Prof. Sushma
Zinzurkar, Prof. Satinder Kaur.
21st December 2010
Dance Competition :Committee Members were Prof. Ms. Purnima Jadhav Kohly, Prof. Sachin Pachangane,
Prof. Swapnil B.,Prof. Arjun Bhojane and Prof. Rajesh Singh.
22nd December 2010
23rd - 24th Dec 2010
IInd prize winners were :- Ms. Priyanka Parab-XII Com.E/1673 and Ms. Snehal
Pawar-XII Com.E/1685 ( Unaided Sec. )
Group Dance winners are :- Anjali R. Shinde- FYJC. Com. C/1392, Renuka S. RaghavFYJC Com.C/1381, Sushma V.Sawant-FYJC Com.C/1388, Gavde Savita M.- FYJC Com.C/
1411, Mayuresh Shahapurkar-FYJC Com.C/1389, Bawkar Pranay B-FYJC Com.C/1307,
Deshpande Chinmay R. FYJC Com.C/1316, Khorate Kiran G.FYJC Com. C/1346 and
Madgavkar Siddhesh V. FYJC Com. C-1350
Singing Competition :Committee members were Prof. Nana Khunte & Prof. Ms. Chandakumari Chourasiya
from Unaided Section.
Prize winners in Solo Singing were :- Mr. Jigar Waghela – XII Sci. C / 1371 and
Ms. Vrushali Vidya – XI Comp.Sci.A/ 1115
Prize winners in Duet Singing were :- Mr. Jigar Waghela- XII Sci. C / 1371 and
Mr. Vishal Nampalli – XI Com. D / 1475 (Un.Sec.)
College Annual day at Shivaji Mandir Dadar. Students of Junior College performed
a skit “Mumbai Konachi” directed by Mr. Mandar Joshi
25th – 27th Dec 2010 Mr. Eknath , Mr. Amit and Mr. Avdhut joined the Class IV Picnic to Goa.
24th Jan –
5th Feb 2011
FYJC Com & Sci EE Project submission and viva voce was conducted by Prof.
Satinder Kaur who was assisted by mentor teachers of respective divisions. The
project correction were moderated by Prof. Ms. Mangal Chavan. Faculty In-charge
of Environmental Education.
25th Jan. 2011
To inculcate business skills in students, Enterprenueurship Development programme
( E.D.P. ) – ‘Prerana’ had organized a ‘Vidyarthi Vyaparpeth’ from 10.00 a.m. to
5.00 p.m.
Three students from Unaided section took active part in this programme. They were
Samiksha P., Mrudula Sarvade, Vinisha Shirodkar these students sold the Hyderabadi
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handmade bags ( Banjara work bags ) which were exclusive. Prof. Mrs. Purnima
Jadhav Kohly motivated the students and played an active role.
27th Jan. 2010
The annual prize distribution day for Senior College. Mr. Udaydada Lad, President,
URL Foundation was the Chief Guest. The prize winners in F.Y. & S.Y.B.Com. were :F.Y.B.Com.
Mr. Vira Jigar Shashikant Hansa Div. E/525 – Highest Aggregate in F.Y.B.Com. with
447/700.
Ms. More Vrushali Vijay Div .B/238& Parab Prachi Prakash Div. D/529 shared the
foundatiou course prize with 76%. More Vrushali Div .B/238 also got the Highest
in Maths and Statistic with 93% in Accounts I with 72%.
Ms. Jain Chinki Kumari Div. D/496 got the Business Communication prize with
Highest Score of 68 %.
Ms. Malkar Vijaya Vilas Div. / B-217 in Business Economics got 70%.
Ms. Sogam Vaishali Sahadev Div. C / 371 in E.V.S. got 65%.
Ms. Shinde Madhuri Anil Div. C / 359 and Sogam Vaishali Sahadev Div. C / 371
shared the Com. I prize with 73%.
S.Y.B.Com.
Mr. Taral Kunal Arun Archana Div A/104 got the Highest Aggregate with 68%. He
also got the highest in Business Economics and Accounts II with 76% and 78%.
Ms. Jota Khushbu Naresh Ranjan Div. A/104 got the Highest in Foundation Course
II with 77%.
Mr. Jain Pappu Ramesh Manjula Div. A/100 got the Highest in Business Law
with 68%.
Mr. Parab Prashant Shamsunder Div. B/216 and Tawade Nikita Naresh Div. C/339
shared Business Economics with Mr. Taral Kunal with 76%.
Mr. Amberkar Prathamesh Pradeep Div. A/2 got the Highest in Com. II with 69%.
More Amey Dattaram Div. C/365 also shared the Accounts prize Mr. Taral Kunal with
the 78%.
Ms. Singh Seema Munna Div. C/331 in Advertising got 77%.
28th-29th Jan 2011
Prof. Usha Kadam attended a National Seminar on Psycho political issues of migration:
Indian Scenario” arranged by Dr. Sundari Gandhi , Convenor ( Vice-Principal Arts &
Head of the Psychology dept. ) and Prof. Mrs. Monika Verma ,Co-convenor ( Political
Science Dept.) of Senior college.
2nd - 4th Feb. 2011
Yoga workshop organized to destress and relaxation of mind for SYJC students
before the Board exam. It was conducted by Ms. Padma from Bihar School of Yoga.
Mrs. Kawal Verma’s presence motivated the students. Mr. Hemant Sharma, Mr.
B.P.Mishra , Mrs. Subhada Gala , Mr. Ashok Yadav were there to monitor the
Students. Mrs. Bhanumati Shivram, Co-ordinator participated along with the students.
2nd - 3rd Feb. 2011
Ms. Mangal Chavan attended a national seminar on “Environmental management
and sustainable Development” organised by Dr. Chhaya Panse ( Vice Principal –
Science ) and the Bilogy Dept. of our Senior College.
3rd Feb. 2011
Coordinator of the unaided section organized 60th birthday celebration for our
Principal Dr.L.R.Tiwari who said that dedication, hardwork and the likes are a must.
Mrs. Bhanumathi spoke on ‘After sixty mantra especially for men’.
8th Feb. 2011
Junior college Annual Prize distribution Programme was held in mini theater. The
chief guest for the day was the young bureaucrat Mr. Hemantkumar Tantia (Asst
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Commissioner Customs And Excise) was accompanied by Secretary (MDES)
Mrs. Kawal Verma and other dignitaries of college.
Prof. Usha kadam, Prof Mangal Chavan, Prof Shubhada Gala, Prof Kameshwar
Singh And Prof Minal Powar looked after the other arrangements.
Our Students of FYJC Sangeeta, Nilofer and Kanchan compeered the Programme of
unaided section.
The scholarship prize winners for the unaided section were:
Mr. Shelar Sumit Sudhir Priya – Highest Aggregate in F.Y.J.C. Science. ( 84.86% )
Ms. Jadhav Sayali Sudhir – Highest Aggregate in F.Y.J.C. Commerce ( 72.71% )
Ms. Saroj Jyoti Shyamlal K. – Highest in Attendance (83% )
Mr. Shelar Sumit Sudhir Priya – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Science & Commerce in
English. ( 83 / 100 )
Ms. Jangam Krutika Kishor - Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Science & Commerce in
English. ( 83 / 100 )
Ms. Kasurde Roshni Manohar – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C Commerce & Science in
Marathi. ( 79/100 )
Mr. Singh Manishkumar Surendra – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Commerce & Science
in Hindi. ( 72 / 100 )
Ms. Khandekar Sarika Mahadev – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Commerce in S.P. (74/100)
Mr. Chhadva Sahil Chetan – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Commerce in Maths (95/100)
Ms. Nagap Leena Gopichandra – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Commerce in B.K. (83/100)
Ms. Khandekar Sarika Mahadev – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Commerce in O.C. (82/100)
Ms. Swami Manojkumar Sundil – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Commerce in Economics.
( 78 / 100 )
Ms. Pisal Akshaya Tanaji Shashikala – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Science in Maths. (99/100)
Mr. Chauhan Avinash Ramlavat Sheela – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Science in Physics.
( 85/100 )
Ms. Pisal Akshaya Tanaji Shashikala – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Science in Chemistry.
( 88/100 )
Mr. Chavan Avinash Ramlavat Sheela – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Science in Comp.
Science I . ( 91 / 100 )
Mr. Shelar Sumit Sudhir Priya – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C. Science in Comp.
Science II ( 82 / 100 )
Mr. Chandankar Abhijit Suresh Uma – Highest Marks in F.Y.J.C Science in
Electronics – I ( 77/100 ) & Electronics II ( 78/100 )
Mr. Worlikar Aniket Ravindranath – Highest Marks in Commerce and Science in E.E.
( 86 / 100 )
Not only were the students honoured even our Secretary Mrs. Kawal A. Verma was
awarded a floral bouquet for her unopposed election to the Senate , University of
Mumbai in the female category.
17th Feb. 2011
FYJC Science II unit Parent teacher meeting was held in mini theater. Parents were
informed about those Students who had not submitted EE project or other
assignment
Prof. Rajratna, Prof Veena, Prof Ashok, Prof. Swapnil, Prof. Swati Prof. Sushma,
Prof. Sachin Jadhav, Prof. Sachin P, Prof Pramod Singh, Prof Chanda C.,
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Prof Nanadkumar Pal, Prof Santosh Patil, Prof. Prdnya Prof. Rajshree, Prof. Minal
Powar, Prof. Shirish discussed the progress of students
18th Feb. 2011
FYJC Commerce II unit Parent teacher meeting was held in mini theater, Parents
were informed about those Students who had not submitted EE project or other
assignment. Prof. Shubhada , Prof Shreya , Prof Poornima, Prof. Usha, Prof Ganesh,
Prof. K Singh, Prof. Nana K, Prof. Shrutika, Prof. Mangesh, Prof. Arjun B, Prof. Asha
K. Prof Chitra More, Prof. Deepti K , Prof. Vinay , Prof. Kishor, Prof. S S Pathak, Prof.
Balakrishnan discussed the progress of students.
21st Feb. 2011
Prof. Mangal Chavan of Bio and EE dept was awarded the Degree of Doctor of
Philosophy ( Science ) on the 21st February 2011 by Mumbai University for her
Thesis Titled “ Comparative study of Coilia dussumier ( Cuv. and Val. ) and Nemipterus
japonicus / Bloch ( Gunther ) with reference to reproductive biology. ” She submitted
it on August 2010.
25th Feb. 2011
Farewell to Principal Dr. L R Tiwari was organised by the college as a whole in the
mini theater and followed by lunch in the mini ground and Principal Dr. L.R.Tiwari
obviously believed that pen is mightier and gave take away gifts which was a
Parker Pen to all the staff.
26th Feb. 2011
Alert India Prize Distribution at the Birla Mathushree Hall and the Chief Guest was
Jaggudada, Jackie Shroff, Aditya of Guzarish fame, Jimmy Moses- Comedian brought
laughter not only the kids but adults too. We collected over a lakh of rupees. The
prize winners were : Ms. Bhagyashree V. Shirsekar– F.Y.J.C. Comm. B – 1259,
Mr. Makrand R. More – XI Sci. C-1420 and Mr. Yugant Indulkar – XI Comm. C-1412
1st March 2011
Rishi Bodh Utsav was organised in the college foyer followed by snacks in Physics
lab.
Class IV were given bed sheets. Mr. Ganesh Joshi organized bajans. All the teachers
attended the function and participated in the Havan.
8th March 2011
International Women’s day was celebrated in Professors Common Room in the
evening. Prof Sachin Jadhav, Prof Rajesh Singh , Prof D N Singh contributed and all
staff members and peons had a treat of choco bar ice cream. What a nice gesture!!!
23rd April 2011
P.T.A. meeting of the of F.Y.J.C. Science and declaration of results of Junior college.
25th April 2011
P.T.A. meeting of F.Y.J.C. Commerce and declaration of results of Junior College.
The pillars of this section who have contributed to the success of this section year
after year.
1)
The pillar of strength has been none other than the Management, our President
of M.D.E.S. Mr. Ajai P. Verma & Secretary of M.D.E.S. Mrs. Kawal A. Verma.
2)
The pillar of guidance have been none other than our principal Dr. L.R.Tiwari,
Vice-Principals Dr. Mrs. T.P. Ghule of Commerce, Dr. Mrs. Chhaya Panse of
Science and Dr. Mrs. K.P. Sundari of Arts Senior College.
Junior College Vice-Principal Mr. S.P.Singh and Supervisor Mr. Chandrasekhar.
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3)
The pillar of Administration i.e. fee collection answering the queries of
students i.e. doubts, have all been done by the admin staff, Mr. Gomes are
Ex-Registrar and the incharge Registrar Mr. Deepak Bolar , Mr. Akash Kadam,
Mr. Mahendra Kadam, Mrs. Manali Sawant, Miss Nivedita Sawant, Miss Aparna
Devrukhkar and of course all the other admin staff in the office who have
always lent a helping hand when the arose.
4)
The pillar of financial management Mr. L.K. Pathak and Mr. Ganesh Sawant
the number crunchers have coped the salaries remuneration of staff and
students.
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5)
The pillar of responsibility of journals for the Junior Science faculty was by
Mrs. Aruna Prasad. I would also like to mention Mrs. Mansi Shinde who
helped us in our approval camps.
6)
The pillar of art of managing this large number has been none other than
the handful of class IV staff who maintained law and order and discipline to
the best of their ability. I will be failing in my duty not to mention Mr.
Eknath Gawali, Mr. Sanjay Gholap, Mr. Ulhas Borde, Mr. Gangaram Baghshi,
Mr. Vaity, Mr. Amit Ramapurkar, Mr. Avdhut who also put our student files
together, printed our examination papers and stapled them in time and
worked collectively.
7)
The pillar of human compassion has been Mr. Mahadik who did everything
possible for the staff from serving tea, getting snacks, taking care of the car
park and bringing a smile on every face by his wit.
Though last not the least, the well wishers have been the rest of M.D. that’s
a large number – thank you - !!!!
MERITORIOUS STUDENTS
Mr. Doiphode Chirag Dinesh got the Highest Aggregate marks in Commerce,Highest in Economics (88%),
Highest in S.P. (82%).
Miss Jain Neha Jeevan got Highest in English 81%.
Mr. Kadam Ketan Ganpat got the Highest in Marathi 85%.
Mr. Verma Subhashchandra got the Highest in Hindi 80%.
Miss Sawant Varshana got Highest in B.K. 96%.
Mr. Gupta Saurav Shankarlal toped in Organisation of Commerce with 85%.
Mr. Lawana Pratik Mahesh the number cruncher in Maths got the Highest 86%.
Mr. Nerurkar Ankit Sunil got 67% in Biology which the Highest in the Bifocal Courses.
Mr. Pandey Bipin Kanhailal Shridevi got the Highest in Computer Science which was 170 out of 200.
Ms. Khedekar Nikita Prakash Sulbha in Electronics got the Highest which is 173 / 200.
They were the beneficiaries of the Kamala Swaminathan Scholarship instituted in the year 2010-2011.
Ms. Shewade Rachana Laxmikant S.Y.J.C. Science was the star performer of the Junior College and she
made the section proud.
Ms. SHEWADE RACHANA LAXMIKANT
She has been awarded the following scholarships :
1)
Mr. S.M.KULKARNI for highest marks in H.S.C. ( J – 62 )
2)
Prof. Mrs. BINA SHRIVASTAVA merit scholarship for highest in MHT-CET ( J – 48 )
3)
Shri RAMESH PATEL merit scholarship for highest in Chemistry at H.S.C. ( J - 56 )
4)
Ms. CHANDRA JYOTI KAMLA PRASAD SINGH merit scholarship for Highest in Physics. ( J – 54 )
5)
SHRIDHAR GOVIND KAMERKAR scholarship for Highest no of scholarship. ( J – 51 )
6)
Shri SHANKARA NARAYAN SCHOLARSHIP for Highest in Maths C.E.T. ( J – 58 )
7)
Smt. JAYSHREE MAHESH SHAH merit scholarship for Highest in MH-CET ( J – 55 )
8)
KAMALA SWAMINATHAN merit scholarship for Highest in Aggregrate, Highest in Physics, Highest in
Chemistry and Highest in Maths.
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UGC SPONSORED NATIONAL SEMINAR ON
“PSYCHO - POLITICAL ISSUES OF MIGRATION: INDIAN SCENARIO”
Migration has historically played an important role in the growth, development and enrichment of human
civilizations. India’s experience is one of internal migration in a multiethnic, multilingual, multicultural
democratic state. Migration is undoubtedly one of the most challenging issues of the 21st century. The
Departments of Political Science and Psychology of Maharshi Dayanand College had organized a two days
National seminar on 28th and 29th of January, 2011, in academic collaboration with PUKAR- Partnership for
Urban Knowledge Action and Research, an eminent NGO. The delegates included eminent personalities from
different walks of life, academicians, research scholars and students.
The seminar was inaugurated by Dr Rajpal Hande, Director BCUD, University of Mumbai. Dr Hande in his
inaugural address emphasized the relevance and importance of the topic of migration in the current
scenario. He stated that migration should not be a source of social friction, but this inevitable aspect of
social life should lead to enrichment and development of society through the process of integration of the
migrants into the host community. The Keynote address was delivered by Dr V.D. Swaminathan, Professor,
Department of Psychology, University of Madras. In his address he highlighted the fact that in the era of
Globalization and Liberalization movement of people from place to place has become rather easy, and this
has resulted in a number of social, political and psychological consequences. Therefore a multi axial approach
may have to be evolved to understand the psychological consequences of migration.
The first technical session was on”Migration: Psychological, social and environmental perspective”, chaired
by Dr V.D Swaminathan with Dr. Latha Satish as the plenary speaker. Dr Latha satish stated that migrants
suffer from various psychological problems like separation, identity crisis, depression, loss of community
support, perceived differences in culture, beliefs and values. This causes a lot of stress &trauma resulting
in physical & mental ailments. She emphasized on the need for developing a support system like NGOs and
social networks.
There were 18 papers in this session which dealt with various aspects of migration and specific migrant
communities like Syrian catholic communities, Sindhi community etc.
The second technical session on “Migration: Political, Economic and Cultural issues“ was chaired by
Dr. Aruna Pendse Professor, Department of Civics & Politics, University of Mumbai. She said that as migrants
move with their language, culture and interests, they make an impact on the local economy, language and
cultural practices. Migrants sometimes create economic, political and cultural problems. Locals see them as
a threat and the movements of “Sons of the soil” may start for e.g. Assam & Maharashtra. The Plenary
speaker Dr. Neeraj Hatekar, Prof., Department of Economics, University of Mumbai, highlighted the fact that
all statistical data show increase in migration in India. It is also an indicator of the regional disparities in
India in terms of development indicators i.e. migration is from underdeveloped to developed regions. This
explains why Mumbai is the most popular destination of migrants. However it gives rise to the politics of
identity. There were 17 papers, dealing with varied aspects of migration such as rural- urban, identity
politics, g ender dimension brain migration etc.
The second day of the seminar started with the students’ paper presentation session. It aimed to develop
faculty of research in students. There were 10 research papers which included scientific as well as theory
based papers. Three best papers were awarded cash prizes and certificates. The judges for this session III
were Prof. Krishna Upadhyay, Dept of Psychology, P.N. Doshi College for Women, and Prof. Mrudhula
Devasthale, Vice- Principal & Head Dept of Political Science, Vaze College.
The fourth technical session was a multimedia presentation by bare foot researchers of PUKAR. The topic
was ‘Migrants: Aspirations and Realities’. There were four presentations in this session which focused on
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various apects of the life of migrants in the financial capital of India.The study revealed that migrants as
well as non migrants preferred to send their children to either Hindi or English medium schools.One of the
presentations dealt with the socio-economic causes of migration of people from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh
.The study showed that 80% migrants felt that the local community in Mumbai should accept them and
understand their plight.The anti-migrant campaigns of regional political parties for vote bank politics were
also highlighted. Dr. Amita Bhide, Professor, Social Works, TISS was the chairperson for this session. She gave
an interesting account of the history of Mumbai- how from seven islands it has become the financial hub
of India. She concluded by stating that migration and globalization are interlinked .The world has become
a global village.
The fifth technical session consisted of Panel Discussion on “Mumbai – The City of Dreams and Hopes”. The
panelists were Dr. Anita Patil Deshmukh, Executive Director of PUKAR, Mr. Neelu Damle a renowned Journalist
and Mrs. Neera Adarkar a well known activist and scholar. The panel discussion was very thought provoking
and useful and centered around various aspects of migration in the context of Mumbai the mega city. Dr.
Anita Patil said that there is a link between migration and Urbanization – cities are engines of growth.
Countries like China, India, Bangladesh, urban population grew because of migration. This kind of migration
has its strength which has helped in the growth of education, service sector, entertainment industry etc. Mr.
Neelu Damle highlighted the social and political issues like citizenship rights which have surfaced because
of migration. Migration has contributed to the development of a cosmopolitan culture in Mumbai. Ms.
Neera Adarkar spoke about the changing landscape of Girgangaon from mill workers’ area to prime area
of Mumbai with high rising buildings, malls and corporate offices today. She specified that migrant workers
from Konkan and Ghatau were responsible for the development of the Girangaon area but she questioned
if this development and growth was equitable.
The seminar concluded with the Valedictory session being chaired by Kumar Ketkar, editor Loksatta. Mr.
Kumar Ketkar spoke on migration especially in Maharashtra focusing on Pune – the Ghat region how it
contributed to inflow of migrants from interior of Maharashtra to Mumbai. Europe and USA have developed
as a result of the continuous inflow of migrants. Now, in the developing world especially in China and India
this process is taking place. Internal migration on a massive scale has become an important fact of life. For
poorer people it is a matter of survival and existence rather than a matter of choice. Migration is driven by
social, geographical, and economic compulsions. In his concluding remark Mr. Ketkar said– Migration is a
fact of life and it has to be accepted.
The two day seminar concluded on a positive note with healthy discussions and fruitful interaction on
various issues related to migration.
Committee Members : Dr. Sundari K.P.- Convenor, Prof. Monika Verma- Co-convenor, Dr. Seema Khemani,
Prof. Mythili Mukund, Dr. Bharathi Nirgudkar, Dr. Satnam Singh and Prof. Anusha Venugopal.
DEPT. OF HINDI
UGC SPONSORED NATIONAL SEMINAR ON
“HINDI LITERATURE OF POST MEDIEVAL PERIOD”
On 3rd & 4th March, 2010. Dept. of Hindi organised UGC sponsored two day National Seminar on the
relevance of post medieval period of Hindi Literature. Scholars from different corners of the country contributed.
Few prominent scholars wee Dr. Ramkumar Rai from Kashi Vidya Peeth, Dr. Chanthi Ram Yadav from Banaras
Hindi University, Dr. Surya Prasad Dixit from Lucknow, Dr. Daya Shankar Sharma from Ahmad Nagar,
Dr. Vishnu Virat Chaturvedi from Varodara and many others.
Seminar started with Saraswati Vandana by Sanchita Kale. The scholars along with Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari
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and H.O.D. Dept. of Hindi Dr. Shashi Mishra lighted the lamp. Dr. Shashi Mishra presented the need and
importance of re-evaluation of the post medieval period in the present context. Key not address was
delivered by Dr. Ramkumar Rai, Dr. Chanthi Ram Yadav presided over the inauguration seminar. Dr. Umesh
Chandra Shukla Compered the seminar.
First session was presided over by Dr. Surya Prasad Dixit, prominent writer Dr. Suryabala, Dr. Rajam Natrajam
and scholar Dr. Dayanand Sharma, Dr. Sanjeev Dabe delivered the lecture on the various aspects of the
subject. Dr. Sangeeta Sahajwani from National College, Bandra compered the session.
Second session was presided over by Dr. Sudhakar Mishra from Mumbai. Dr. Laxmishankar Gupta from
Varanasi shared his views on the language part of the period. Dr. Usha Mishra from SNDT University and
Manpreet Kaur from Mumbai University presented their papers. Dr. Ratna Sharma from Khalsa College
compered the session.
On the second day of the seminar Dr. Ram Kunvar Rai presided over the third session. Dr. Surya Prasad Dixit
was the chief guest. Dr. Satish Pandey from Somaiya College, Dr. Satya Dev Tripathi from Kasls Vidya Peeth
and Dr. Sunita Sakhare from SNDT, PG section presented papers. The session was compered by Prof. Manish
Mishra from Kalyan Agrawal College.
Dr. Chanthi Ram Yadav presided over the fourth session. Dr. Vishnu Virat Chaturvedi, Dr. Sanjyoti Sanap, Prof.
Dinesh Pathak and Dr. Madhulika Pathak presented their papers. Dr. Rekha Sharma from Bhavan’s College
compered the session.
Dr. Sushila Gupta - Director Hindustani Prachar Sabha chaired the valedictory session. Dr. M.P. Singh immediate
part chairman-BOS of Mumbai University, Dr. Sheetala Prasad Dube from KC College, Dr. Sangeeta Sahajwani
from National College expressed their views on the seminar. The session was compered by the HOD of the
dept. Dr. Shashi Mishra. She expressed her gratitude to all the scholars, participants and others for contributing
towards the success of the seminar.
UGC SPONSORED NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON “ENVIRONMENT
MANAGEMENT & CHALLENGES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT”
Two day UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Environment Management & Challenges for Sustainable
Development” in Collaboration with ‘The International society for Science & Technology” was organized by
Department of Botany & Zoology on 2nd & 3rd February 2011. The chief guest for the inauguration function
was Hon’ble Dr.Ms. Indu Shahani, Sheriff of Mumbai and the guest of honour was Dr. Aniruddha Pandit,
Scientist-UICT.
The Conference was well attended and appreciated. One hundred and thirty delegates participated in the
conference from various colleges throughout the country. Sixty oral and poster Presentations were delivered
on different topics of Environment Management and Sustainable Development in six parallel sessions in two
days. The topics for deliberation were Environment Management, Waste Management, Bioremediation,
Energy Resource Management, Water Resource Management, CSR, Global Warming, Climate Change and
Sustainable Development.
Best paper presentation was awarded to D.L.N.Thakral from NIH, Roorkee by ‘The International Society for
Science & Technology’.
The chief guest for the valedictory function was Dr. Vinay Deshmukh, Principal Scientist-CMFRI.
The conference proved to be of great success due to the efforts made by the entire organizing committee
under the able leadership of Principal Dr. L.R. Tiwari, Convenor Dr. Chhaya Panse, Co-Convenor Dr. T.P. Ghule
& Organizing Secretary Dr. Satnam S Sohal.
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ENGLISH SECTION
SHOULD ATTENDANCE BE COMPULSORY?
Attendance should be compulsory, because if we attend lectures we get to know more about things which
we didn’t know before and gain more knowledge. When we attend lectures we come to know many things
like how to interact with professors, different students and people around. By attending lectures we come
to know what is going on both in the college and in the world. We come to know about the activities like
seminars, workshops, personality development programmes etc. If we attend or participate in these extra
curricular or Co-curricular activities we come to know where we stand. We also come to know about our
talent and potential.
Sometimes some students bunk lectures but they don’t know how much they are losing. By attending
lectures we gain so much knowledge which we lose by bunking lectures. I don’t understand why students
bunk lectures. If we bunk some lectures then it is ok but always bunking is not good. The University of
Mumbai has made attendance compulsory so that students attend lectures. I feel when we attend lectures
we enjoy more rather than bunking the lectures.
Why do our professors take so much of pain for us? They too can remain at home and enjoy. But the thing
is that they want to enlighten us and they want us to be successful in our future. They teach us because
we should benefit from it and become successful in our lives. They want to see us shining like a star in the
sky. i.e. to be shining as a successful person in the world.
These lectures are for us students. We should be thankful to our professors and parents that we get to study.
There are so many children who desire to study but don’t get the opportunity to study and educate
themselves. We should study well and make our parents and professors feel proud of us.
Therefore, I would like to say that we should attend lectures and attendance should be made compulsory.
Elizabeth Nunes, S.Y.B.A.
Carol, F.Y.B.A.
TELEVISION – A CURSE OR A BLESSING
By itself, no invention can be labelled as good or bad. It is the way we use it that makes it either good or
bad. Take the case of the television. It is a wonderful invention, bringing the whole world at our doorstep.
We can find out what is happening in the distant parts of the world & even see it live by merely pressing
a button on our remote. We can listen to the views & opinions of people who are thousands of kilometers
away.
Then how can we even think of it as a curse? We can, because we sometimes misuse this invention. Though
TV can be used as a means of entertainment & information, we, in India are using it mostly for entertainment.
Both children & adults sit glued to the TV for hours, watching silly programmes. They become addicts. The
new name for such people is ‘Couch potatoes’. They thereby spoil their physical and mental health. They
neglect their diet & exercise. They lose the habit of reading. They curtail social visits & do not like to receive
visitors when they are watching TV. Excessive violence shown sometimes makes them insensitive & are likely
to imitate these things in real life.
On the other hand, if used properly, TV can become a great blessing. A person can be educated through
the programmes shown on TV. TV can even be used to teach people how to read & write. They can be made
aware of their social & civic responsibilities. Social changes can be brought about speedily by good
entertainment programmes. People can be educated to get rid of superstitions & social illness like dowry
child marriage etc. with the help of carefully planned TV programmes. Programmes based on science &
medicine can be used to teach people how to prevent diseases and how to lead a healthy life.
In short, if TV programmes are planned to make people enlightened citizens & better human beings, TV will
no doubt be a great blessing to mankind. Thus, according to me. TV is more of a blessing than a curse
provided it is sensibly used & watched.
Manjiri Raikwar
F.Y.B.A.
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IMPACT OF FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES ON
INDIAN HIGHER EDUCATION
India is a country which faces several problems in its extreme. Some of the major problems are always
discussed in the plan of government. Recently the 11th Section plan gave more importance to the problem
of Education at the higher level.
In 1991 the government followed the L.P.G. Policy which provided liberalization, privatization and globalization.
At that time it was put forth that ideas, value, education and technology should be interchanged to develop
the country and hence allowing foreign universities was step towards the development of the country.
India is a country which is well-known for its technical skilled manpower which is able to get employment
in their own country especially western part. India has witnessed a big boom in all aspect but specially they
have developed in BPO and KPO sector. But in order not to lose a key position India must continue to
produce the mass of high skilled manpower with educated public and such things are possible with new
and modern technique of Education.
Today people believe that the Education in based on Internet. Internet Education System is also called as
e-communication education, which helps to expand the education at the global level. It helps to interchange
education in all spheres which is adopted by all the developed countries of world. The world in moving with
rapid ease and hence it is necessary to cope with it.
The period before Independence shows that the number of teachers and education institutes were less but
after independence there has been a vast growth.
Foreign Education has good impact on students. It develops their quality, innovation, creativity & provides
good jobs. Foreign Education Development leads to quality education which can cope with other foreign
universities.
Various Universities have been set up to develop the country due to such institutions there have been
development in scientific aspects and development in commerce, business and trade.
The foreign university does not follow the book oriented learning. They think that it is easy to create a book
warm. According to them practical knowledge and experience are most essential for the student to develop
themselves. Hence more emphasis is put on projects, group discussion, seminars etc. This method not only
develops their brain but teaches them to work hard, be independent, to learn new technique and to update
their knowledge everyday.
According to our Education Ministry “India needs Foreign Universities to develop their recent skills to solve
the problems of world”. India is trying to adopt the foreign university education to imbibe on higher
education to some extent. Hence now all the MBA students can give their exam through foreign level
institutes because such institutes help to develop their person skills, aptitude towards other people by
holding students conference, by providing placements with education to get practical knowledge. Most of
the MBA students from Indian universities are qualified but still are jobless due to no job experience as such.
Foreign University has recently put forth the proposal to India that the student at higher level education
should be given works like problem handling, conducting meeting, project work, presentation of the recent
world problems etc. because they believe that students have good IQ which can be used to solve the
problems at even state level.
In America the president himself ask for the solution from the youth for the various problems. Hence
because of such education it is possible in America or any other country to become a president at the age
of 28.
Neha Jain
F.Y.B.Com.
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CORRUPTION
Corruption is the word which is quite repetitive and is on the lips of every Indian. Corruption is bribing
government officials or higher authorities in the companies for getting work done at a faster rate.
Corruption is everywhere in the world and is residing in every country. India is one of the fastest developing
countries and lot of foreign direct investments are involved in every Indian project. As India takes part in
the improvement of the world economy, its every transaction has been eyed by the whole world. Corruption
hampers the development and growth of the country. Corruption is bad to the society as it is spoiling the
whole environment of the country. In India most of the people are corrupt. For example even if a person
is caught by traffic police, he will offer him some money and move ahead.
There are two most important elements to corruption : the person who takes the bribe and the person who
gives the bribe. Corruption exists because we ourselves promote it. As we want to get our work done at
a faster rate and want to take shortcuts.
India has become the land of corruption. The corruption starts from the first day of birth of a child as his
/ her father wants the Birth Certificate and he bribes municipal corporation to get it done earlier. There are
many corruptions cases in India like “The Adarsh Society Ghotala”. This society was built for the families of
the soldiers who died in the Kargil War. It was built for their welfare and in memory of those soldiers, but
it did not happen. Many politicians of India booked their flats in the society. Even the CM of Maharashtra
and other military officers are involved in it. Likewise Telgi corruption Case Mr. Telgi started printing fake
stamp papers and sold in the market, ofcourse this could not have happened without the help of an official
of the government.
The latest and the most fresh news flashed on TV is that many big authorities earned a lot of money and
have hidden their money in LGT Bank of German. There are 18 persons who have an account in the Bank,
this report was handed over by IT dept. to Government in 2009 and still no action has been taken as it
carries a lot of prestigious names.
The other corruption by Mr. Kalmadi in Common Wealth Games where Hundreds of crores of rupees was
involved in the project but the sports minister and the other officials seemed to have pocketed the money.
They made inferior quality infrastructure which got demolished by itself.
The biggest individual corruption was by Mr. A. Raja in 2G Spectrum Case who filled his packet with Crores
of rupees. It is ridiculous to note that there is a lot of unity, in India and the world in corruption and all
the ministers unite in corruption and fill each others pockets with money, that was raised from the taxes
from middle class people for the development of the country.
Here are some of my suggestions to end corruption :
•
To end corruption it is very important to create public awareness and they should be provided with
the ill effects of corruption. In the long run it is going to harm in a very bad way. Human values such
as morality, peace, honesty, not cheating all such values not only should be taught to the children
in the school but also to the adults who need a school to learn all such values.
•
Most of the times the Multinational Companies are involved in corruption to get the license in India
and start business and for purchasing lands and other assets in India and that should be stopped.
•
People should teach and preach in their family to their children that corruption is bad and should be
eradicated from the society. The parents shall play an important role in educating their children.
•
Educational Institutions should conduct workshops & educate the children about the ill effects of
corruption.
•
The Government also should provide reasonable salaries to the government staff so as to avoid
corruption.
•
There should be corruption free environment in India and it will help in rapid growth and development
of our country and it will become super power in few years.
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Though not an economist when I can think of so many ways of ending corruption, why not the Government
and authorities realize their mistakes and stop corruption?
Saurab Gupta
F.Y.B.Com.
COMMERCIALIZATION OF EDUCATION IN INDIA
As I am a commerce student, I always study about a commercialization. Not only I but we all everyday listen,
and read about commercialization in business or in industry or in different sectors. We all know today how
commercialization is growing in the world?
But, fortunately or unfortunately, the education system is also becoming a part of this. Due to this
commercialization the new education institutions are starting rapidly. These institutions are bringing new
specialized courses, diplomas and degrees in education field, which were not available in the earlier system
of education. Due to commercialization the meaning of education becomes broader and today’s students
have so many options available for their career. These institutions are really well developed rather than
previous one. There we find all facilities which is required for a qualitative education. The important thing
is that commercialization has changed the static concept of education. Nowadays, the schools, colleges are
starting different activities which not only gives education but also helps students to build their personality.
We people always think, in India education is cheaper, but due to commercialization unfortunately it has
changed. Let’s take one example, our government increasing the fees of government medical colleges from
RS.18,000 to RS.40,000 for earning more profit. How can a common man pay this fees? Not only about
fee, but under the name of commercialization some institutions are advertising their institutions like a
Business Product. We always see and listen different brand names for products but unfortunately the
education is also becoming a Brand for people.
Under this ‘brand education’, this system is earning more and more money rather than giving education.
The best example for this is the private coaching classes.
About 90% children prefer coaching classes than schools and colleges because they think that the private
coaching classes are charging more money therefore only they can give a quality education.
Not only students, but this system of commercialization affects teaching profession also. Many of the new
teachers are joining private coaching classes than schools, colleges for earning more money and more
facilities.
This commercialization system of education has opened a door of new education but it also closed the door
for common man to get educated.
Therefore, I must say, commercialization is required in education but to a certain limit, because it’s a not
a business.
PRAVIN GAIKWAD
S.Y.B.Com.
HAPPY FAMILY
There is a happy family on the field of grammar. A husband named noun and a wife who is the life partner
of noun. They have two sons and one daughter. The elder son takes his place when his father is absent.
So people called him pronoun. The younger son adjective is a poet. He often describes many things where
as his sister adverb often talks about her mother and describes her. There is servant in that house. He is
a joker. People call him interjection. He does many things which amuse people. Noun has a brother in-law
named preposition. He often helps him by showing him his position in life. Conjunction is a dear friend of
the family and he helps them to make friends. Thus the family lives happily.
Pravin Nanda
T.Y.B.A.
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THE CONDITION OF WOMEN IN OUR SOCIETY
Women in the past were considered inferior to men. They were confined within the four walls of the house.
They had to do all the household works. They usually had not school education. Neither did they have much
freedom. At present their condition has considerably improved. This is true especially in many of India’s
cities. Girls now go to schools and colleges and many women are taking up jobs. However, they are still
expected to look after the needs of the family. Men still avoid attending to household chores. In future we
can expect a considerable change in the lives of women, particularly those living in rural areas. Women will
hold important posts in all fields. Men and women will be considered equal. Both will share work at home.
India is a curious mixture of tradition and modernity. In rural India, people worship ‘Roop Kanwar’ who
committed Sati in 1986 and Charan Shah who threw herself on funeral pyre of her husband. The two
symbolise how a woman is viewed traditionally. On the other hand Late Mrs. Indira Gandhi stood up to the
American Warship in 1971. Most Indian women took her as a role model for Indian female. We looked at
a woman as a slave where she enjoyed a very low status while a male was a Maharaja. Women were treated
as possession and less money was spent on her education.
In tradition ridden societies, the birth of the female child is not the occasion for rejoicing. A female child
is under privileged. She is exploited as she grows and if she is the eldest daughter she is called as mother’s
helper. Male child is fed with the best food of his choice and the female lives on the left over. In most
families even the educated ones have this practice. On the other hand, the modern attitude towards women
is liberal. Women are no more dependant on the male support. Kiran Bedi, the first woman I.P.S. has played
a part in social transformation. Inspite of the above modern attitude inequality prevails at home, in society,
in community and in the country. In most cases, the female is expected to be a dutiful wife or a devoted
mother and an efficient house wife and a good cook.
Women are often exploited and they are subjected to gender-based abuses. United Nations declaration on
the Elimination of Violence Against Women (1993) defines gender-based abuse as an act of gender-based
violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or suffering to women.
More than 40% of married Indian women say that they are kicked, slapped or sexually abused by husbands.
The position of domestic violence in India is equally horrifying. Among the lower classes, wife beating is
quite common. Rape is the ultimate indignity a female may be subjected to. In India, a woman is raped every
hour. In the first nine months of 2005, 18,359 rape cases occurred. One of the horrifying cases of rape is
that of Bhanwari Devi, who was gang-raped by a group of Gujjars after she had strongly objected against
their decision to carry out child marriages. Bhanwari Devi received no justice from the Rajasthan Government.
A survey by the researchers of St. Louis University (USA) showed that 40% of nuns in the United States are
sexually abused. Eve teasing is most often merely a nuisance. It lowers a woman’s dignity and is to be
condemned.
Majority of Indian women are employed in unorganized sectors - agriculture, small scale industry and
domestic labour. They work in extremely difficult conditions. They get poor wages and they have no job
security, benefits or legal protection. For similar types of work, men are better paid than women. Economic
exploitation of women is a part of the explanation for the low status of women in Indian society. Most
women are to be found in typical feminine occupations - Receptionist, Secretary, Typist, Telephone Operator,
Teacher, etc. In some cases, females are even employed to give a “decorative look” to the office. Sexual
harassment in the work place is a reality. This is the position in India as well as in the advanced countries.
In India, in small establishments women are helpless in protecting themselves. A study by the SNDT Women’s
University brought out that there are instances of women in top managerial positions who had quit their
jobs because they faced sexual harassment.
The women in the world today seek freedom. Women’s reproductive rights and freedom are still threatened
around the world. Islam was the first religion to recognize the equality of sexes and granted women rights.
The fact that women are important to the family, society and to the world can be realized when we see
the whole world celebrating International Women’s Day on 8th of March every year. It is a major day of
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global celebration of women which focuses on general celebration of respect, appreciation and love towards
women and celebrating women’s economic, political and social achievements. December 6, 2010 marks the
21st anniversary of the montreal massacre, a tragic act of gender-based violence that left 14 young women
dead. In 1991, the Government of Canada designated December 6 as Canada’s Annual National Day of
Remembrance and Action on violence against women.
Today the real need is to educate women about their legal rights and provide them the necessary powers
to empower them. More than 60% of women are not aware of the various legal provisions to ensure their
safety. Several laws have been enacted for protecting women. The most important ones are Dowry Prohibition
Act, Equal Wages Act, Sati Prevention Act and the notification for curbing sexual harassment in the work
place. To improve the condition of women, we need social action. Women’s organizations, religious institutions,
enlightened men, the youth of the country, business and industry and educational institutions can help in
this. Even individual woman can fight for their rights.
Carrol Vaz
F.Y.B.A.
“TERRORISM” : A GREAT BURDEN ON MOTHER EARTH
“One’s own mother, the wife of the guru, the wife of a brahmana, the wife of a being, the cow, the nurse
and the earth are known as the seven mothers of a man”. (Taken from the Niti Shastra written by Chanakya
Pandit)
The above verse describes seven mothers of a man which includes mother earth also. Earth is not only the
mother of all the living creatures. Humans in the modern generation have completely spoiled the meaning
of the word non-violence. On one side we proclaim that no religion preaches violence and on the other hand
millions of living creatures are unnecessarily slaughtered in the name of non-violence and religion. The
question is are we doing justice to mother earth? Till now only animals were slaughtered mercilessly in the
name of religion. But since the last few decades, we have seen human beings killing each other mercilessly
in the name of religion and to proclaim ‘false proprietorship’ over each other countries. America for example
in the year 2006 fought against Iraq to proclaim false proprietorship over the natural resources like oil in
Iraq. George W. Bush the former president of USA declared war against Iraq to proclaim false proprietorship
over its oil resources. He (George W. Bush) also saw the reaction of his own citizenship standing against
him in the rally in USA in which lakhs of people joining hands together and protesting against wars with
a huge banners and posters containing slogans like ‘No blood for oil’. The whole rally was shown live
telecast in all the Television news channels around the world. Still the war was fought and we also saw
terrible amount of destruction taking place in Iraq. Till 2006 Iraq was well known among all the Arab nations
for its best education facilities and medical facilities. But during the war all the schools, colleges, universities,
hospitals, everything was destroyed and the whole country got converted into crematorium.
Everything animate or inanimate that is within the universe is controlled and owned by the Lord. One should
therefore accept only those things necessary for himself, which are set aside as his quota, and one should
not accept other things, knowing well to whom they belong. We understand that the United States of
America is the most powerful leading nation of the world. But does that mean it should misuse its power
to proclaim false proprietorship over any other nation or any other country? Of course not. According to
the latest reports after the war, majority of the citizens in Iraq have died because of polluted drinking water.
Have humans given anything except bombs to mother earth? So how can we expect mother earth to give
us positive results?
‘Terrorism’ is another greatest burden on mother earth, specially from the time since the 9/11 terror attack
on the twin tower of the world trade centre which claimed more than 3000 lives. Osama Bin Laden a well
known leader of Alqaeda from among the most deadly terrorist groups in the world master minded the
most deadly terror attack in the history of mankind.
Undoubtedly terrorism is a great burden on humanity. It is growing and spreading in the name of religion.
Terrorism is like a social gangrene infection. For example if any part of the body, be it a hand or leg develops
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gangrene, it has to be amputed or cut off because if its not amputed it will spread throughout and spoil
the whole body. South Asian countries have been the victims of worst terror attacks since last one decade.
No doubt, presently all the countries are affected by terrorism, but Iraq, Pakistan and India in South Asia
are the most affected countries in the world due to terror groups like Tehrik-e-Taliban, Alqaeda, Lashkar-eToiba, etc. One filled completely with the worst killers of humanity. If these terror groups are not destroyed
completely, they will prove to be the worst burden on the earth. They will spread very fast like gangrene
infection and spoil the whole human society.
Today whatever terrible conditions Pakistan is facing because of Taliban. Pakistan gave birth to Tehrik-eTaliban some years back to establish the kingdom of terrorism in the name of Islam. Mullah Omar was the
first Chief Commander of Taliban. Taliban forcibly converted Afghanistan into ‘Talibanistan’ by killing
innumerable citizens in Afghanistan. Mullah Omar issued fatwa against foreigners in the entire Afghanistan
and himself killed more than 8000 innocent people mercilessly in Afghanistan. But presently the whole
world witnesses the horrible reaction of Taliban in Pakistan in the form of worst suicide attacks. After Iraq,
Pakistan is the second worst affected country by terrorism.
For example Chanakya Pandit explains in the Niti Shastra.
Just as an entire forest is reduced to ashes by a fire burning in the hollow of a tree, similarly, one bad son
can destroy an entire family. Today the whole world sees that the same Taliban which was born from
Pakistan spreading like social gangrene infection and the great source of destruction for the whole Pakistan.
Millions of people have been killed in worst suicide attacks by the suicide bombers of Taliban in Pakistan.
Terrorism has given nothing except destructive bombs to mother earth in the name of religion.
Today we also see that many educated professionals like doctors, civil engineers and information technology
experts are joining terrorist organisations as leaders. But what is the use of education, if it is not used for
the right purpose to serve the entire society? Do these terrorists understand the meaning of a learned man
or educated man? The perfect definition of a learned man or ‘Pandita’ is given by Chanakya pandit in the
Niti Shastra : One who sees others wives as his mother, who sees all others’ possessions as insignificant as
a lump of clay, and who sees all the living beings as himself - such a person is considered a learned man
or a Pandit. In the above verse as Chanakya Pandit explains that a woman should be honoured and respected
as mother. So how can these terrorists who are woman hunters proclaim themselves to be educated
personalities? They also beat women with hunters and kill them mercilessly in public places. These killers
of mankind are only the sources of pain for mother earth.
As Chanakya Pandit explains in the following verse :
What is the value of the son who is neither learned not religious? Such a sons is compared to a blind eye
that is only a source of pain.”
In India also terrorism has crossed its limits in the worst way. There is no question of giving life term
imprisonment to terrorists because the present system of our country is so much corrupt that terrorists who
are in prison also plan their future targets of bomb blasts in the different parts of the country in the prison
itself.
Media even has a proof of terrorists making sharp pointed weapons like sharp knives out of steel plates
which they get two times a day for lunch and dinner in prison. “They enjoy killing and therefore they do
not deserve any mercy”. So death sentence or capital punishment is the only solution to wipe out this
expanding poisonous serpent, increasing social gangrene infection and a worst burden on mother earth that
is “Terrorism”. As Chanakya Pandit explains in the Niti Shastra in the following verse : ‘Sathe Sathyamacareta’.
“Tit for tat”. Chanakya Pandit says “If somebody is cunning so you should be also cunning”. In our country
there is a need for strict law and order for terrorism and capital punishment i.e. death sentence should be
given to all the terrorists.
Keyur Waghela
S.Y.B.A.
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INTER-COLLEGIATE SEMINAR ON “HYPNOSIS FOR SELF
EMPOWERMENT : INNER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS”
The students of M.D. College attended the Seminar on 15th January at M.L. Dhahanukar College along with
the Vice-Principal of Arts, Dr. K.P. Sundari. The list of students is as follows : Priyanka falmare, Pravin Nanda,
Keyur Waghela, Sarita Sharma, Pooja Kirtane and Rasika Gawde
The introduction of faculty was started by Dr. Yogesh Vasandi (BHMS, DND, and C.Ht) Homeopathic physician
& certified clinical Hypnotherapist. (California Hypnosis institute of India) From 10:15 to 10:30am.
By 10:30am he taught how to tackle exam anxiety on the spot. Then he gave information as to how to build
self confidence through self empowerment & how to de-stress tense emotions arising due to competition,
peer group pressure, parental expectations, etc. From 12:45 to 1:15pm there was a Question & Answer
Session.
Session - 2 was taken by Mr. Moses Ezekiel (M.com, FCA, C.Ht) certified clinical Hypnotherapist. (California
Hypnosis institute of India). He gave a speech on how to flip the thought to improve our personality & then
the Group meditation for Positive healing. The Question & Answer Session was very interesting. There was
a key learning session from workshop & the feedback was taken.
Priyanka Falmare & Pravin Nanda
T.Y.B.A.
MENTAL HEALTH CAMP
(DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY & COUNSELLING CELL)
Mental Health camp was organized by Department of Psychology and Counseling cell on 29th, 30th November
and 1st December 2010 at Napoo High School and Maharshi Dayanand College.
The first day of the camp was at Napoo High school. The objective of the camp was to create awareness
about mental illness especially at the teenage level. The age group that was addressed in the camp was 13
to 16 years. There was an Exhibition of various charts on mental illness, careers in psychology, treatment
and possible signs of a mental disorder that can be identified at initial stage. Each chart was explained in
detail by the students of M.D College. Various doubts were answered by them to the audience. Also,
psychological tests were administered like IQ and personality test which included TAT, Rorschach, and
personality inventory by students. Dr. Sundari conducted a workshop for students at Napoo High School on
“Stress Management”. Various questions on exam related stress were answered.
The second day of the camp continued at Napoo High School in which junior college students were
addressed. Exhibition of charts with relevant explanation and all doubts were cleared by teachers and
students. Workshop on “know yourself” was organized at the camp and addressed, various questions
related to future and career. On both the days movies and videos related to the subject were shown.
The third day of the camp was at M.D College and the camp addressed degree students of Arts, Commerce
and Science section. Exhibition of the posters and workshop was organized for the students.
Priyanka Falmare & Pravin Nanda
T.Y.B.A.
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THE ONLY LOVE
TIME
My heart is beating only for you,
I am always eager,
Only to meet you.
My mind feels satisfaction,
When I remember you.
My eyes cry,
When I am away from you.
My life becomes meaningful,
Only by achieving you.
Oh! My dear STUDY,
I love only you.
Pooja G. Kirtane (TYBA)
To know the value of one year,
Go and ask the student, who has failed in a grade,
To know the value of one month,
Ask the lady who is carrying a premature baby.
To know the value of one week,
Ask the weekly magazine editor.
To know the value of one day,
Ask the daily wage labourers.
To know the value of one hour,
Ask the lovers who are longing to meet.
To know the value of one minute,
Ask the person who just missed the train.
TODAY
To know the value of one second,
All days are special for us.
Mother’s day for all mothers.
Father’s day for all Fathers.
Children’s day for all children.
Friendship day for all friends.
Teacher’s day for all teachers.
But today is for all of us
Please don’t miss this.
Complete your dream with new wish,
So today is only for us.
Pravin Nanda (TYBA)
Ask the person who has just avoided an accident.
To know the value of one mille second,
Ask the silver medalist in the Olympics.
Yesterday is History,
Tomorrow is Mystery,
Today is a Gift,
That’s why today is a Present.
Pooja G. Kirtane
(TYBA)
WHAT IS LIFE?
Life
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a challenge – please meet it.
a struggle – accept it.
an adventure – dare it.
a sorrow – overcome it.
a duty – perform it.
a game – play it.
a dream – realize it.
a song – sing it.
an opportunity – utilize it.
a love – enjoy it.
a journey – complete it.
a riddle – solve it.
a pretence – pretend it.
a mockery – mock it.
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an ocean – drink it.
a great frustration - don’t nervous about it.
a ice-cream – eat it before it melts.
a battle field – fight it.
a poetry – compose it.
a futile – express it.
a beauty – admire it
a feeling – feel it.
a promise – fulfill it.
a comedy for race.
a tragedy for the poor.
a game for fool.
a dream for wise.
- Pravin Nanda (TYBA)
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ceeefnle®e veJnles. ceie ceueener l³eeyeÎue DeeJe[ efvecee&Ce Peeueer DeeefCe l³ee ¢<ìerves ceer ceesþ-ceesþîee uesKekeÀeb®ee DeY³eeme keÀjÀ
ueeieues. l³eeceO³es `MeleHeeJeueer' `jefJebê efHebies' ³eeb®es lej Heg. ue. osMeHeeb[s ³eeb®es `leer HegÀuejeCeer' ³eeb®ee DeY³eeme kesÀuee. ceuee Jeeìues
veJnles ceer ner HegmlekesÀ keÀOeer Jee®eerve efkebÀJee ceuee ³eeb®ee Heg{s DeY³eeme keÀjeJee ueeiesue. l³eeHeemetve ceePee yeer. S. ®ee Keje Hee³ee le³eej
Peeuee. keÀOeer-keÀOeer ceueener kebÀìeUe ³ee³e®ee HeCe lejermeg×e ceer ceeP³ee efMe#eCeemeeþer efÜleer³e keÀueeMeeKesle Deeues. lesJne lej Heefnu³ee
Je<ee&Hes#eener peemle DeY³eeme uesKe Jee®ee³e®es, keÀefJeleemebie´n, keÀeobyejer Jee®ee³e®es. ns yeIelee-yeIelee ceePeer HetJe&le³eejer Peeueer Deens.
Deecneuee cejeþer DeY³eeme keWÀêeletve `meewce³ee ceneefJeÐeeue³eele' cejeþer cesUeJ³eeuee yeesueeJeues nesles. efleLes oesve efoJemee®ee
cesUeJee neslee. lees DevegYeJe FlekeÀe íeve neslee keÀer Hegvne-Hegvne DeMee cesUeJ³eele Yeeie I³eeJee Demes ceuee Jeeìles Deens. cesUeJ³eele
Deece®³eemeeþer YejHetj keÀe³e&ke´Àce þsJeC³eele Deeues nesles. efleLes Deeuesues JesieJesieUs uesKekeÀ, uesefKekeÀe DeeefCe keÀJeef³e$eer, keÀJeer ³eeb®³ee
cegueeKeleer KetHe efMekeÀJetve iesu³ee. lemes®e efleLes Deecneuee íesìemee mueeF&[ Mees oeKeJeuee. l³eeceO³es ceuee lej Demes Jeeìle nseles Kej®eb
ceer keÀesCel³ee DeYe³eejC³eele iesues Deens. efleLes oeKeJeuesues HeMeg-He#eer, l³eeb®es DeeJeepe, l³eeb®³ee DeeJeepeeletve nesCeeje OJeveer efkebÀJee
ogmeN³ee He´eC³eeuee, HeMetbvee efceUCeeje He´eflemeeo ns meejs Heeefnues leWJne pebieueeyeÎue GlmegkeÀlee Jeeìe³euee ueeieueer. l³eeveblej
Deecneuee íesìîee-íesìîee efHeÀuce oeKeJeC³eele Deeu³ee. l³eeceO³es DeeHeCe keÀesCel³ee He´mebieele efkebÀJee keÀesCel³ee iees<ìerJej keÀmee
He´eflemeeo ÐeeJee Je keÀesCel³ee JesUer ìeȳee JeepeJeeJ³eele Je keÀues®ee DevegYeJe keÀmee I³eeJee ns Deecneuee yeejkeÀeF&ves HeìJetve efoues iesues.
ceer Heg{s le=leer³e keÀueeMeeKesle efMeketÀve ®eebieues iegCe efceUJetve SKeeÐee De@efvecesMeve®ee keÀesme& keÀjeJee Demes ceuee Jeeìles. keÀuee MeeKesle
Deeu³eeves DeeHeuee HeÀe³eoe®e Peeuee Demes ceuee meewce³³ee keÀe@uespeceOeerue efJeÐeeLeea cesUeJ³eeuee GHeefmLele jeefnu³eecegUs Jeeìles Deens.
Demes cnCeleele keÀer He´l³eskeÀe®³ee peerJeveele DeefJemcejCeer³e efoJeme ³eslees DeeefCe [e³ejerle lees veeWoJetve þsJeeJee, DeeþJeCe
Deeu³eeme Hejle-Hejle [e³ejer Jee®eeJeer lemee ne SkeÀ DeefJemcejCeer³e efoJeme ceveele ceer meeþJetve þsJeCeej Deens.
- kegÀ. Hetpee efJepe³e meeJeble
efÜleer³e Je<e& - (keÀuee MeeKee)
YeeJevee DeesUKee Je=×eb®³ee
DeeHeu³ee ³ee Yeejle YetceerJejDeveskeÀ ceneve meble, meceepemesJekeÀ ³eebveer pevce Iesleues. meeves iegjÀpeer, YekeÌle Hegb[ueerkeÀ, ÞeeJeCe
yeeU, Þeer jece efm$e³eebceO³es Fbefoje ieebOeer, uelee cebiesMekeÀj ³eebveer DeeHeu³ee DeeF&-Jeef[ueeb®eer ceveeHeemetve mesJee kesÀueer l³eecegUs les
Dee³eg<³eeceO³es G®®e mLeeveeHe³e¥le Heesn®et MekeÀues.
ceele= efHele= osJees YeJed ~
ceele= efHele= mesJees YeJed ~
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Dee³eg<³eeceO³es HeÀkeÌle osJee®eer mesJee keÀje³euee nJeer Demeb veener. DeeF&-Jeef[ueebvee legce®ee osJe mecepee DeeefCe l³eeb®eer mesJee keÀje.
lesJne osJeHegpes®eer iejpe®e GjCeej veener. osJe ne oie[ele vemetve ceeCemeele Demelees. ceeCemeeleuee osJe DeesUKeCes cnCepes Hejceelc³eeHe³e¥le
Heesnes®eCes nes³e DeeefCe Demes p³eeb®es Dee®ejCe Demeles les Dee³eg<³eele keÀesCel³eener mebkeÀìebvee me[slees[HeCes leeW[ osT MekeÀleele. DeeHeu³eeuee
DeeF&-Jeef[ueeb®³ee ceveeHe³e¥le Heesnes®elee Deeues Heeefnpes. lej®e DeeHeCe l³eeb®³ee He´scee®eer DevegYetleer IesT MekeÀlees.
DeeF& DeeHeu³eeuee veT ceefnves ieYee&Me³eele Jee{Jeles. mJeleëuee efkeÀleer $eeme neslees ns keÀOeer yeesuetve oeKeJeles keÀe? uenevee®eb
ceesþ keÀjles. legce®eer mesJee keÀjles. yeeyee DeeHeu³eeuee megKeer Deeveboer þsJeC³eemeeþer keÀ<ì keÀjleele, nÆ HegjJeleele. DeeHeu³ee Deeveboe®eer
HeJee& ve keÀjlee mJele뮳ee newmeer-ceewpeer oeyetve ìekeÀleele. ³ee®ee les keÀOeer efnMesye ceeieleele keÀe? l³ee®³ee yeou³eele leggcner keÀe³e oslee?
HeÀkeÌle DeHeceeve! leesner l³eebveer efvecegìHeCes menve keÀje³e®ee. keÀe? lej, ``cegueiee, cegueieer Depetve ueneve Deensle, l³eebvee mecepele
veener'' Demeb cnCetve les ogue&#e keÀjleele. legce®³eemeeþer l³eeb®ee peerJe efHeUJeìtve efveIelees. legcner He[ueele lej peKecee l³eebvee nesleele,
legcner j[ueele lej DeÞet l³eeb®³ee [esȳeeletve ³esleele, pesJeueele veener lej lesner pesJele veenerle. FlekebÀ meieUb keÀjÀvener cegue cnCeleele,
keÀe³e kesÀue Deece®³eemeeþer? keÀOeer jeieeJeues lej yeesueleerue `yeesuee³e®e nesle lej pevceeuee lejer keÀMeeuee Ieeuee³e®eb?' l³eebveer Ske{
kesÀueb lejer l³eebvee pejemeb yeesueC³ee®ee HeCe DeefOekeÀej veener efceUle? les DeeHeu³eeuee ceesþ keÀjleele les cneleejHeCee®eer keÀeþer ³ee
DeHes#esves keÀjleele. HeCe leer keÀeþer legìtve He[sue ns mJeHveelener Heenle veenerle. les legce®³eeJej iee{ efJeéeeme þsJetve Demeleele DeeefCe cegueb
keÀjleele keÀe³e lej efJeéeemeIeele!
cegue DeeF&-Jeef[ueebvee Je=×eÞeceeceO³es þsJetve ceesþe DeeJe DeeCeleele keÀer, ceeP³ee DeeF&uee-Jeef[ueebvee ceer Je=×eÞeceele þsJelees ³ee®e
keÀejCe ceeP³ee Iejele peeiee Hegjle veener. l³eebvee nJeeceeve megì nesle veener. Deecner l³eeb®eer keÀeUpeer Ieslees Deme oeKeJeleele. pes DeeF&Jeef[ue DeeHeu³eemeeþer Ieece ieeUleele l³eeb®³eemeeþer DeeHeCe DeemeJes þsJelees Demes veener Jeeìle? efkeÀleer keÀþesj ceve Demeleerue ³eeb®eer!
lesner les ceesþîee ceveeveb mJeerkeÀejleele. ³eeceO³es cegueeR®eener menYeeie Demelees. l³eeb®eer oesve jÀHes efomeleele. cegueieer cnCetve JeeJejles
les SkeÀ DeeefCe metve cnCetve JeeJejles les efle®eb ogmejs jÀHe Demele. ceeCetme SkeÀ HeCe YetefcekeÀe JesieUer Demeb leer Jeeiele Demeles. DeeF&Je[erue DeeefCe meemet-meemejs ³eeb®³eeceO³es HeÀjkeÀ l³eebvee keÀe³e Jeeìlees ns®e mecepele veener? DeeF&-Jeef[ueebmeeþer pes He´sce Demele. les®e
meemet-meemeN³ee®³ee yeeyeleerle keÀe Gceìle veener? lesner Je=×®e Deensle, l³eebveener YeeJevee Deensle, l³eebvee meebYeeUCesner megves®e keÀle&J³e®e
Deens. HeCe ueive Peeu³ee-Peeu³ee Heefnuee He´Mve JesieUs keÀOeer jne³e®eb?' veJeje DeeefCe cegueb ns®e efle®eb efJeée leer ceevele Demeles. meemetmeemejs SkeÀ$e jeefnues lej efle®es mJeeleb$³e ve<ì nesC³ee®eer Yeerleer Demeles. HeCe l³eeb®eer DeMeer DeHes#ee vemeles keÀer, Deecner meebiet leme®eb
let Jeeiee³e®eb. l³eebvee nJeb Demele les veeleJeb[e®e He´sce, Deeveboer JeeleeJejCe, cegueebveer DeeHeu³eeuee JesU ÐeeJee DeMeer íesìerMeer DeHes#ee les
keÀjle Demeleele. HeCe cegueb DeeefCe megve leerner HetCe& keÀjÀ MekeÀle vemeleele. efoJemeYej l³eebvee DeHeMeyo yeesueCe ³eecegUs les kebÀìeUtve
mJeleë®e Je=×eÞeceele peeC³ee®ee efveCe&³e Iesleele. Je=×eÞeceele JeeleeJejCe ®eebieues Demeles. HeCe l³eebvee iejpe Demeles leer Iejeleerue
ceeCemeeb®eer DeeefCe Dee³eg<³eYej p³ee Iejele jenleele l³ee Ieje®eer Jeef[ueesHeepeeale mebHeÊeer®eer l³eebvee Dees{, He´sce Demeles. les Iej mees[tve
iesues lejer l³eeb®eer ceves Iejele®e IegìceUleele. l³eeb®es ue#e jml³eeuee ueeieuesue Demeles. keÀOeer cegueb ³esleerue DeeefCe ceuee IesTve peeleerue,
Demes l³eebvee Jeeìles.
pesJne legcner ceesþs neslee lesJne keÀle&J³e efJemejÀve peelee DeeefCe efve<keÀeUpeerHeCes J³eJenej keÀjlee. legce®es DeeF&-Jeef[ue Je=×
cnCepes ueneve Peeuesues Demeleele. legcner l³eeb®es DeeF&-Jeef[ue Peeuesues Demelee ³ee®eb legcneuee Yeeve®e vemeleb. legcner GHekeÀeje®e HeÀU
DeHekeÀejeves HesÀ[lee. l³eebvee meeLe osCe ns legce®eb keÀle&J³e Deens DeeefCe les legcner kesÀueb®e Heeefnpes. keÀle&J³eeHeemetve HeUtve ceeCetme ceesþe
nesle veener. Deepe®eer cegue-cegueer mJeeLeea Jeef[ueesHeepeeale mebHeÊeer®eer l³eebvee neJe Demeles. mesJee keÀjCeb l³eebvee vekeÀes Demele. cee$e l³eecegUs
DeeF&-Jeef[ueebvee pes DeebleefjkeÀ ogëKe nesle l³ee®ee HeefjCeece GÐee DeeHeu³eeJejner nesCeej Demelees. DeeHeCe l³eeb®³ee YeeJeveeHe³e¥le Heesnes®ele
veener DeeefCe veblej cee$e JesU iesuesueer Demeles!
- kegÀ. Jewpe³ebleer efJeéeveeLe Hejye
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efJeveeso
leLeeiele
v³ee³eeOeerMe ë- let jeceueeue®³ee ogkeÀeveeleuee ceneie[e nej
®eesjuee Deensme keÀer veener?
®eesj
ë nes, HeCe l³eele ceePeer ®etkeÀ veener keÀejCe, l³ee
nejeKeeueer HeeìerJej efueefnues nesles keÀer, `` efn
megJeCe&mebOeer oJe[t vekeÀe!''
- keÀefJelee ieeJe[s
efÜleer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
jepeHeg$eeves mebv³eeme IesTve,
ceneve JewYeJee®ee l³eeie kesÀuee.
Deeveboeves efJekeÀej jefnle,
efYe#ee ceeiegve peiet ueeieuee.
Tve HeeTme Leb[er JeeN³eele,
Jeveer ef®ebleve keÀjÀ ueeieuee.
ogëKee®es keÀejCe le=<Cee Deens,
Deblejbieele MeesOe ueeJeuee.
keÀejCe Deelee MeesOelee MeesOelee,
l³eeJej lesLes GHe®eej kesÀuee.
He´%esves efJekeÀej cegkeÌle keÀjÀve,
efme×eLe& mec³ekeÀ mebyeg× Peeuee.
DevegYeJeues meoe®eej lees,
mJeleë®e peietve oeKeJeuee.
p³eebveer l³ee®ee DeeoMe& Iesleuee,
lees YeJe®eke´Àeletve cegkeÌle Peeuee.
- kegÀ. efoHeeueer keÀebyeUs
He´Lece Je<e&, (keÀuee)
MesjesMee³ejer
cegueebveer Iejeyeensj ìekeÀueb
cneleejHeCeer peMeer keÀeþer cees[ueer
SkeÀoe l³ee keÀeþerves®e ceuee efJe®eejueb nesle
leg kebÀyej MesJeìer keÀesCeemeeþer ìskeÀJeueer?
Keeme ceeCebmeebMeer cew$eer nesle vemeles
p³eeb®³eeMeer cew$eer nesles les DeeHeu³eemeeþer
Keeme yeveleele.
meueerce DeveejkeÀueer, efnj - jebPee
³eeb®ee l³eeie®e JesieUe Demelees
legP³eemeejKee jes[jesceerDees
p³egefueSìHeg{s yeieUe Demelees.
Demel³ee®ee HegÀiee DeKesj
meieȳee ®ee®eC³eeble HegÀìuee
efHe´efuececeO³es legPee lej
yeepeejYeeJe®e Gþuee.
nce keÀeues nw lees ke̳ee ngDee
leg kegÀþs Deensme ieesjer
SkeÀ met$e meceesj Deens
ceer IeeN³ee let Ieejer.
- kegÀ. keÀefJelee ieeJe[s
efÜleer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
Heneì
efkeÀueefyeueeì ne He#³eeb®ees kegÀpeve, Gþles ®eesefnkeÀ[s
Meeblelee ner JeeN³eeceOeueer HemejÀveer, peeles meieUerkeÀ[s~
Pee[s cee$e mleyOe efomeleer, efJeke=Àle Deeke=Àleer®es keÀ[s
ceesnjuesu³ee Deece´HegÀueeb®ee oHe& peeF& met³ee&keÀ[s~
yeeie[leevee efomeleerue meejs, He#³eeb®es LeJes
ceeCemee®es ue#e cee$e, Heneìs®³ee DeejbYeekeÀ[s
- kegÀ. Jewpe³ebleer Hejye
He´Lece Je<e&, (keÀuee)
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ceeCetme
ceeCetme cnCetve peieC³ee®³ee,
keÀe³e meebiet keÀeieeȳee
megëKe ogëKee®eer Ieeuecesue
cee$e peerJeveele Demeles meieȳee~
ogëKee#eCeer Ke®egveer peeCes
megKee#eCeer He´meVe nesCes
DeMeer®e Demeles efove®e³ee&~
megKee#eCeer Yesìleer Deevebo IesCeejs
ogëKee#eCeer vemeles keÀesCeer
nele osCeejs~
ceeCetme Demelees KesUCee
peerJeve Demelees HeeUCee
KesUlee KesUlee legìtve peelees
oesjKeb[ keÀesjceuesuee~
- kegÀ. Jewpe³ebleer Hejye
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DeeF& ... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens....
HeÀej efoJemeebHeemetve ceveele o[uesueer
Keble Lees[er ceeb[Ceej Deens.
DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
DeeþJeb les ceeP³ee ueneveHeCeer®es efoJeme,
l³ee DeeþJeCeer,
p³ee yeeyeebvee osKeerue nmeJele nesl³ee
Deved ojJeUle nesl³ee legP³ee ceveer
ceeP³ee ueneveHeCeer®eer DeeþJeCe ceer leguee
keÀjÀve osCeej Deens
DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
ceer Peeues cnCetve yeeyeebveer veeskeÀjer mees[ueer
Demee ueeJeueeme oes<e ceeP³ee ceeLeer
keÀe³e SJe{îeemeeþer®e lees[u³eeme let
DeeF&-cegueer®³ee veeleer
legP³ee ®egkeÀeb®ee efnMeesye leguee meebieCeej Deens
DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
mJele뮳ee®e ceveeuee efJe®eej
keÀe keÀjlesme ceeP³ee mJeHveeb®ee eflejmkeÀej
Keesìb Jeeìle Demesue lej...
Kej®eb yeensj peeTve efJe®eej
legP³ee cegueer®ee osKeerue, keÀjleele les melkeÀej
ceeP³ee DeeJe[er®eer mebeie[ Deepe legP³eemeceesj ceeb[Ceej Deens
DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
pegv³ee ogëKeebJej HegbÀkeÀj IeeueC³eemeeþer
kesÀuee ceer He´³elve DeY³eeme J³eefleefjkeÌle
ogmeN³ee #es$eeceO³es peeC³ee®ee
DeY³eeme keÀjlee-keÀjlee
ueeieuee keÀOeer ³ee iees<ìeR®ee ceuee ueUe, HeCe DeeF& Kej®eb meebie
leguee KejesKej Deeuee³e keÀe ceePee kebÀìeUe?
jeieele veener neb, ceveeleuee He´Mve leguee efJe®eejCeej Deens
DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
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meieȳeeb®³ee vepejsle He[C³ee FleHele
veener Deens ceer JeeF&ì
ceev³e Deens ceuee
pesJne meieUs ceeP³eeJej jeieJeleele
lesJne let®e Ieslesme ceePeer meeF&[
ceeP³ee osefKeue cevee®ee efJe®eej keÀOeer lejer
leguee keÀjeJee ueeieCeej Deens
DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
efJe½eeme þsJe ceeP³eeJej
legPeer HeÀmeJeCetkeÀ keÀOeer keÀjCeej veener
keÀesCee meceesj keÀOeer PegkeÀCeej veener
lej... HegÀkeÀì®es yeesueCes osKeerue
keÀOeer SsketÀCe IesCeej veener
mJele뮳ee®e ceveeJej leeyee Deelee efceUJeCeej Deens
DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
®egkeÀues Demesue lej ceeHeÀ keÀj
Jeeìu³eeme ceePee keÀeve Oej
ceuee meebYeeUC³eemeeþer
kesÀuesme DeeHeuesmes ogmeN³eeb®es Iej
Devebd keÀece keÀjlesme cej-cej
legP³ee keÀecee®eer Deens ceuee peeCeerJe
cnCetve®e lej keÀemeeJeerme neslees ieb ne peerJe
ceeP³ee DeÞegbveener kegÀþslejer Deelee ceer mees[tve osCeej Deens
DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
yeme Peeue Deelee j[Ceb
Deelee HeÀkeÌle DeeefCe HeÀkeÌle efJe®eej YeefJe<³ee®ee keÀjCeej Deens
JeeF&ì iees<ìeRvee DeeHeu³eeHeemetve otj keÀjÀve
peJeU ®eebieu³ee iees<ìeRvee IesCeej Deens
Heg{®³ee pevceele let®e ceePeer DeeF& jneJeerme
³eemeeþer®e ceer osJee®ee peHe keÀjCeej Deens
HeCe... DeeF&.... legP³eemeesyele Deepe peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
peje Yeeb[Ceej Deens.
- kegÀ. OeveÞeer ceeves
He´Lece Je<e&, (JeeefCep³e)
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Heesì OejÀve nmee
1)
SkeÀoe yeb[tuee 20 ueeKe jÀHe³eeb®eer uee@ìjer ueeieles. lees DeeHeueb uee@ìjer®eb efleefkeÀì IesTve uee@ìjer mesCìj ceO³es peelees.
efleefkeÀìe®ee vebyej leHeemeu³eeJej mesWìj®ee ceeuekeÀ l³eeuee cnCelees, vebyej yejesyej Deens. Deecner legcneuee Deelee 1 ueeKe jÀHe³es
oslees. Gjuesues 19 jÀHe³es legcner Heg{u³ee DeeþJe[îeele IesTve pee.
yeb[t ë- (ef®e[tve) veener, ceuee meieUs Hewmes DeeÊee®e nJesle veenerlej ceuee vekeÀes legce®eb efleefkeÀì, legcner ceuee efleefkeÀìe®es 5 jÀHe³es Ðee yejb.
2)
SkeÀ ceeCetme cesu³eeveblej keÀener efoJemeebveer l³ee®³ee yee³ekeÀesuee Yesìe³euee l³ee®ee SkeÀ efce$e peelees.
efce$e ëpej legce®eer keÀener njkeÀle vemesue lej ceer ceeP³ee efce$ee®eer peeiee IesT MekeÀlees keÀe?
yee³ekeÀes ë- ceePeer keÀener®e njkeÀle veener. HeÀkeÌle keÀye´mleeveJeeu³eebvee efJe®eejÀve I³ee.
3)
meero mej ëyeb[îee ëmeero mej ëyeb[îee ë-
4)
efov³ee DeCCee ë- Deece®ee keÀeU keÀe³e cemle neslee... Deecner efkeÀjeCee ceeuee®³ee ogkeÀeveele pee³e®ees. efKeMeele HeÀkeÌle one jÀHe³es
Demee³e®es. HeCe leebotU, meeKej, ient, [eUer, Heerþb, meeyeCe, Yeepeer, efyeefmkeÀì Demeb KetHeb keÀener YejÀve IesTve
³ee³e®ees.
DeeYeerëKej®eb.... keÀe³e mee@euf ue[ keÀeU neslee nes legce®ee. Deelee les Meke̳e®e veener keÀejCe DeepekeÀeue meieȳee ogkeÀeveeblener
meermeerìerJner ke@Àcesjs ueeJeues peeleele vee.
5)
SkeÀe ceeCemeekeÀ[s oesve iee³eer Demeleele. HeCe l³eeHewkeÀer SkeÀ®e otOe osle Demeles.
Demeb keÀe???
keÀejCe ogmejer ieesieueiee³e Demeles.
6)
yee³ekeÀes ëveJeje ëyee³ekeÀes ë-
ceer yeepeejele peele Deens. ceuee 50 jÀHe³eeb®eer iejpe Deens.
(ef®e[tve) Kejblej leguee HewMeeHes#ee DekeÀues®eer peemle iejpe Deens
ns yeIee. legce®³eekeÀ[s peer iees<ì Deens leer®e ceer ceeieles³e.
7)
iegjÀpeer ëyeb[t ë-
yeb[t, ceuee mebeie let Demeb keÀesCeleb keÀece keÀjÀ MekeÀleesme keÀer pes Flejebvee DeMeke̳e Deens?
iegjÀpeer.... ceePeb De#ej lej HeÀkeÌle ceer®e Jee®et MekeÀlees vee.
8)
meesv³ee ëceesv³ee ëmeesv³ee ë-
S ceesv³ee, SJe{e IeeyejeIegyeje keÀe Peeuee³eme yegJee let?
Dejs, Lees[b keÀvHegÀpeve Peeueb ³eej.
cnCepes?
yeb[îee, HeeC³ee®ee jemee³eefvekeÀ HeÀe@c³eg&uee meebie Heent?
S®e ìt, ScepeermeerSue, SveSmeerSue, S®eSveDees, S®eDetSmeDeesHeÀesj.
Dejs.... Dejs.... yeb[îee ceer leguee HeeC³ee®ee HeÀe@c³eg&uee efJe®eejuee ns keÀe³e meebielees³e?
Denes mej.... De@keÌ®egDeueer ne c³egefvmeHeeuìer®³ee HeeC³ee®ee HeÀe@c³eg&uee Deens nes.
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meesv³ee ëceesv³ee ë-
Dejs, ceer jml³eeJejÀve ®eeueuees Demeleevee ceuee meceesj keÀenerlejer efomeueb ceuee Jeeìueb keÀer meeHe Deens. HeCe vescekeÀer
leer keÀeþer nesleer.
neefÊe®³ee..... SJe{®eb vee.
nes js... HeCe ceie l³ee meeHeeuee ceejC³eemeeþer cnCetve ceer peer keÀeþer G®eueueer vee, lees Keje meeHe efveIeeuee.
meblee ëmeblee ëyebleeëmeblee ë-
Fbie´peer efMekeÀle Demelees.
yeblee, efce$ee ceuee meebie Dee³e De@ce ieesF¥ie ³ee®ee DeLe& keÀe³e?
ceer peelees³e.
veener veener.... Demeb keÀmeb? DeeOeer GÊej meebie ceie®e pee.
ceesv³ee ë-
9)
10) MeebleeyeeF& ë- Deenes, Oeveer... [ekeÌìj keÀe³e cnveeues SskeÀueb keÀe³e legcner ceePe yeerHeer Jee{Jeue³eb cnves. ns yeerHeer cnbpeer keÀe³e Dees?
leel³eejeJe ë- HeÀej ìsvMeve I³ee³e®eb keÀece veener ieb. yeerHeer cnbpes yeeJeUìHeCee!
11) efHe´³ekeÀj ë- efHe´³es... ceeP³ee [esȳeele yeIe... leguee keÀe³e efomeleb? HeìkeÀve meebie...
Heś³emeer ë- efHe´³ee, ceuee legP³ee [esȳeele efomeleb Kejb Heśce.
efHe´³ekeÀj ë- ieOe[s, [eWyeue legPeb. [esȳeele keÀ®eje iesuee³e yengleskeÀ. HegbÀkeÀj ceej HeìkeÀve.
12) cegueeKelekeÀj ë- DeefYevebove... ³ee veeskeÀjermeeþer legce®eer efveJe[ keÀjC³eele Deeueer Deens. Heefnu³ee Je<eea legcneuee 19 npeej jÀHe³es
Heieej Demesue lej Heg{u³ee Je<eea lees 26 npeej jÀHe³es nesF&ue.
ef®eblet ëLeBke̳et mej. ceuee Heg{u³ee Je<eea pee@F&ve Jne³euee DeeJe[sue.
13) meblee ëyeblee ëmeblee ëyeblee ëmeblee ë-
ceuee lees veJee efmevescee Hene³e®ee neslee. HeCe mee@efue[ oceíekeÀ Peeueer.
keÀe js.
Dejs veener lej keÀe³e. Deþje ueeskeÀebvee ieesUe keÀjÀve efmevesceeuee IesTve peeCeb keÀener meesHHe Deens keÀe³e?
SJe{er ueeskebÀ?
Dejs efLeSìjJej efueefnueb nesleb, Deesvueer Sìerve De@C[ DeyeeJe DeueeT[.
14) leel³ee uee³eye´jerle yemeuesuee Demelees. De®eevekeÀ peesjele HegmlekeÀ DeeHeìlees DeeefCe jeieejeieele ye[ye[lees, `KetHe yeesDeefjbie Deens ns
HegmlekeÀ. HeÀkeÌle ke@ÀjskeÌìme& Deensle DeeefCe mìesjer®ee HeÊee®e veener³es.'
uee³eye´efj³eve ë- De®íe... lej Deecner FlekeÀer MeesOelees³e leer HeÀesve ef[jskeÌìjer legP³eekeÀ[s Deens lej!!!
15) iee[er®³ee DeHeIeeleele Keb[îeeuee Heesefueme HekeÀ[leele DeeefCe v³ee³eeefOeMeemeceesj npej keÀjleele.
v³ee³eeefOeMe ë-meefJemlejHeCes meebie keÀer DeHeIeele keÀmee Peeuee?
Keb[îee ë- Deenes ceuee Kej®eb ceeefnle veener. ceer PeesHeuees neslees.
mebie´enkeÀ - SefuePeeyesLe pes. v³etefveme
efÜleer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
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DeeF¥®es Godieej
Jewleeieuesueer DeeF&
``SkeÀ®e iees<ì leguee efkeÀleer JesUe meebieeJeer ueeieles?''
OecekeÀJeCeejer DeeF&
``³esT os yeeyeebvee, legPeb veeJe®e meebieles.''
Feflenemee®eer DeeJe[ DemeCeejer DeeF&
``ceer legP³eeSJe{er nesles lesJne Iejeleerue meieUer keÀeceb
keÀje³e®es.''
YeefJe<³e meebieCeejer DeeF&
``ceuee þeTkeÀ nesleb ns legìCeej.''
ieeWOeUuesueer DeeF&
``ceer ceeCetme Deens keÀer ceMeerve.''
mJeeLeea DeeF&
``veeMl³eeuee Hejesþe legP³eemeeþer efouee neslee keÀer legP³ee
cewef$eCeermeeþer.''
mebMe³eer DeeF&
``10 HewkeÀer 10 iegCe! vekeÌkeÀer®e let keÀe@Heer kesÀueer DemeCeej.''
efJeveeso
He´sefcekeÀe
efHe´³ekeÀj
HeśefcekeÀe
efHe´³ekeÀj
HeśefcekeÀe
efJeveeso
yeblee
meblee
yeblee
mebie´enkeÀ - kegÀ. efceveue Deevebo YeCeies
efÜleer³e Je<e& - (keÀuee)
ë- [@[er Deeues Jeeìleb, let ueJekeÀj HeU.
ë- HeCe les lej ojJeepeele®e GYes Demeleerue vee?
ë- ceie let efKe[keÀerletve G[er ceej vee!
ë- yeeHe js! DeeHeCe lesjeJ³ee cepeu³eeJej Deenesle.
ë- keÀe³e efJeef®e$e ceeCetme Deensme, let SkeÀ{e
efMekeÀuee-meJejuesuee Demegvener lesjeuee
DeMegYe ceeveleesme!
- kegÀ. keÀefJelee ieeJe[s
efÜleer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
ë- Dejs! legP³ee yee³ekeÀes®³ee efveOeveeves ceuee HeÀej
JeeF&ì Jeeìueb; keÀmeb keÀe³e Ie[ueb ns meieUb?
ë- keÀe³e meebiet leguee, keÀHeeUele ieesUer efMejueer
vee efle®³ee.
ë- veefMeye [esUe Jee®euee.
- kegÀ. keÀefJelee ieeJe[s
efÜleer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
cejÀpeerJe
jsefiemleeve keÀer Gpeueer, yeHeÀeaueer efceÆer
³ee FvnW yeeue ner keÀnues~
osKeves ceW keÀMceerj keÀer Jeeefo³eeW meeR
mHeMe& ceW cejIej kesÀ DebieejeW meer~
keÀesF& neslee kegÀí Deewj nw,
osKelee kegÀí Deewj....
jsefiemleeve nes ³ee meewos S yeepeej,
SkeÀ keÀercele nw GmekesÀ Heeveer keÀe~
Deewj SkeÀ keÀercele nw FmekesÀ meewos keÀe,
Kejerooej nQ nce cejÀpeerJe~
- MeefMekeÀuee efÜJesoer
le=leer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
uentuegneve ef#eeflepe kesÀ kebÀOees Hej
yewþs metjpe ves
Demlee®eueer cegmkeÀeve mes Oejleer keÀes keÀne
Gieves, Gþves Deewj [tyeves lekeÀ legPes
Meerleuelee, ieceea Deewj ueeefuecee oer~
Deye lesjs mee³es keÀes peye íesæ[e
let meeLe veneR ®eue mekeÀes~
lesjs Fme ªKesHeve keÀer yeele
Deve-efceueve keÀer H³eeme ceQ
meeiej mes keÀntBiee~
DebOesjs ceW efmeleejeW mes keÀnBtiee
iej Gmes cee³es lees
legPes ®eeBo os~
- DebefkeÀlee Heeb[s³e
efÜleer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
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lees, leer DeeefCe oebef[³ee
Heefnueer ogmejer keÀjle keÀjle,
veT ceeUer vekeÀUle mejleele.
peeiejCee®³ee DeeþJeCeer,
iegbleuesu³ee Ëo³eer Gjleele...!
oebef[³ee®³ee peuuees<eeleerue,
vepejyeboer peeogYejer.
vee nmelee DeesþeJej,
MeerU ³esF&ue yeeJejer...!
efle®³ee iees[ nmeC³eeJej,
ceie efHeÀoe ueeKe leejs.
n@ueespeve®³ee GkeÀe[îeeleerue,
yees®eleer ieej Jeejs...!
Dee³eg<³ee®eer meceerkeÀjCes,
menpe pegUle peeleele.
Je³e Jes[s Demeues lejer,
ceeie& efceUle peeleele...!
³ee ceeiee&Jej Demeues lejer,
keÀeìs yees®ele veenerle.
yees®eues lejer He´scee®³ee Oegboerle,
Jesovee keÀUle veenerle...!
SkeÀebleele Deelee vekeÀes Demelees,
lees peueew<eer þskeÀe.
Jeeìle keÀeveeMeer ieguetieguet yeesuele,
efleLes OejeJee nskeÀe...!
ne³e efle®³ee nÆemeeþer,
®ebê efleLes efkeÀjkeÀesU yeele.
®eej HewMeele efJekeÀle IesT,
HegÀkeÀì keÀe IeeueJet DeOeea jele...!
nes³e, veener keÀjlee-keÀjlee,
veJeje$e mejles.
®eesjÀve otOe efHeC³ee®³ee iees<ìer,
meejs meJe&$e Hemejles...!
ceefnves Gueìleele Hegvne ³eslees peuuees<e,
lees®e oebef[³ee, leMeer®e veJeje$e...!
l³eeJesUer lees kesÀefJeueJeeCee cee$e,
DeeefCe efle®³ee ieȳeele cebieUmet$e...!
- kegÀ. keÀefJelee ieeJe[s
efÜleer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
efnboer efJeYeeie
efnboer keÀer Debleje&<ì^er³e efmLeefle
efnboer keÀe Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW He´®eej - He´meej keÀjves kesÀ efueS veeieHegj ceW 10 peveJejer 1975 keÀes He´Lece efJeée efnboer
meccesueve Dee³eesefpele ngDee~ Fme meccesueve ceW cegK³e mecem³eeDeeW Hej efJe®eej efkeÀ³ee ie³ee Lee~
1. efnboer keÀer Debleje&<ì^er³e efmLeefle~
2. efJeée - ceeveJe keÀer ®eslevee, Yeejle Deewj efnboer~
3. DeeOegefvekeÀ ³egie Deewj efnboer ë DeeJeM³ekeÀleeSB Deewj GHeueefyOe³eeB~
otmeje efJeée efnboer meccesueve cee@jerMeme keÀer jepeOeeveer Heesì& uegF& kesÀ cenelcee ieebOeer mebmLeeve ceW 22 mes 30 Deiemle, 1976
lekeÀ Dee³eesefpele efkeÀ³ee ie³ee~ Henuee Deewj otmeje efJeée efnboer meccesueve Flevee meHeÀue jne efkeÀ efnboer Deye ³egvesmkeÀes keÀer Yee<ee yeve
®egkeÀer nw Deewj SkeÀ - ve - SkeÀ efove meb³egkeÌle je<ì^ keÀer Yee<ee yevesieer~
leermeje efJeée efnboer meccesueve 28 DekeÌletyej 1983 keÀes efouueer kesÀ veJeefveefce&le Fbefoje ieebOeer Fve[esj mìsef[³ece ceW ngDee~
Deme meccesueve keÀe meyemes cegK³e efJe<e³e ³en Lee efkeÀ, Debleje&<ì^er³e Yee<ee kesÀ ªHe cebs efnboer kesÀ He´meej keÀer mebYeeJeveeSb Deewj He´³eeme~
Fme meccesueve kesÀ yeeo efnboer keÀe Flevee He´®eej ngDee efkeÀ Deye efnboer Yee<ee SkeÀ efJeée Yee<ee yeve ieF& nw~
®elegLe& efJeée efnboer meccesueve 2 mes 4 efomebyej, 1993 keÀes cee@jerMeme ceW Dee³eesefpele ngDee~ Fme ®elegLe& efJeée efnboer meccesueve
kesÀ keÀejCe ner efnboer Yee<ee kesÀ He´efle cee@jerMeme keÀer pevelee kesÀ Deboj He´sce, meodYeeJevee, l³eeie, HeefjÞece kesÀ meeLe-meeLe SkeÀlee, He´ieefle
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Deewj je<ì^Jeeo keÀer YeeJevee HeeF& peeleer nw~ Fme meccesueve keÀe keWÀêer³e efJe<e³e Lee efJeée ceW efnboer~ FmekeÀe DeLe& ³en nw efkeÀ, efJeée
meccesueveeW kesÀ keÀejCe ner Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW efnbo Yee<ee keÀe He´®eej - He´meej ngDee~
Heb®ece efJeée efnboer meccesueve 4 mes 8 DeHe´wue, 1996 keÀes ef$eefveoeo SJeb ìesyewiees keÀer jepeOeeveer Heesì& Dee@HeÀ mHesve ces mebHeVe
ngDee~ Fme meccesueve keÀe keWÀêer³e meccesueve ceW efnboer kesÀ He´®eej-He´meej Hej efJeMes<e ®e®ee& keÀer ieF& Leer~
14 mes 18 efomebcyej, 1999 ceW íþe efJeée efnboer meccesueve mketÀue Dee@HeÀ DeesefjSbìue Sb[ DeefHe´ÀkeÀe mì[erpe kesÀ He´ebieCe
ceW Dee³eesefpele ngDee~ Fme meccesueve ceW Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe Deewj efnboer Yee<ee pewmes efJe<e³eeW Hej efJe®eej-cebLeve efkeÀ³ee ie³ee~
FmekesÀ yeeo metjerveece keÀer jepeOeeveer Heejeceefjyees ceW 5 mes 9 petve, 2003 keÀes meeleJeeB efJeée efnboer meccesueve mebHeVe ngDee~
Fme meccesueve keÀe keWÀêer³e efJe<e³e Lee ``efJeée efnboer ë veF& Meleeyoer keÀer ®egveewefle³eeB'' efJeée efnboer meccesueveeW keÀe HeÀe³eoe
Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW efnboer Yee<ee keÀes efceuee~ ke̳eeWefkeÀ Fve meccesueveeW keÀe efJe<e³e p³eeoelej efnboer efJe<e³e kesÀ He´®eej - He´meej keÀe Lee
Deewj Jen efJeosMeeW ceW DeHevee efkeÀlevee mLeeve yevee HeeF& nw~ efJeée efnboer meccesueveeW keÀe ner HeefjCeece nw, efkeÀ Deepe efJeosMeeW ceW efnboer
mebyebOeer keÀF& mebmLeeSB nw~ Fve mebmLeeDeeW mes efnboer Yee<ee keÀes Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW p³eeoe He´meej-He´®eej He´eHle ngDee~
DeeþJeBe efJeée-efnboer meccesueve 13 mes 15 pegueeF&, 2006 lekeÀ v³e³ee@ke&À ceW Dee³eesefpele ngDee~ Fme meccesueve keÀe keWÀêer³e
efJe<e³e Lee ``efJeée ceb®e Hej efnboer''~ Fme meccesueve ceW efnboer mebyebOeer efJe<e³eeW Hej ®e®ee& keÀer ieF&~
³eefo nce Fve meccesueveeW keÀer GHeueefyOe³eeW Hej efJe®eej keÀjW lees osKeWies efkeÀ efnbo kesÀ efueS SkeÀ meMekeÌle efJeée ceb®e yevee nw
efpememes Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW efnboer Yee<ee keÀes Yeer SkeÀ mLeeve He´eHle ngDee nw~ meb³egkeÌle je<ì^ ceW efnboer keÀes DeefOekeÀeefOekeÀ Yee<ee yeveeves
keÀer ceeBie peesj HekeÀ[ jner nw~ ³eefo nce ®eenles nw efkeÀ, efnboer Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW Deewj p³eeoe He´®eej-He´meej He´eHle keÀjs lees ³en
DeeJeM³ekeÀ nw efkeÀ, efJeée efnboer meef®eJeeue³e keÀes SkeÀ HetCe& mJee³eÊe SJeb mJeleb$e #es$eer³e keÀe³ee&ue³e mebmeej kesÀ efJeefYevve osMeeW ceW mLeeefHele
neW~ meef®eJeeue³e keÀe SkeÀ meceeveeblej keÀe³ee&ue³e lelkeÀeue efouueer ceW Yeer mLeeefHele efkeÀ³ee peeS pees efJeée Yej ceW efJeée Yee<ee, meeefnl³e,
met®evee-He´ewOeesefiekeÀer leLee %eeve-efJe%eeve kesÀ #es$eeW ces efnboer kesÀ efJekeÀeme keÀer oMee megefveeféele keÀjW Deewj efnboer DeHeveer Yee<eeF& Gpee& kesÀ
yeue Hej efJeée ceb®e Hej DeHevee v³ee³eesef®ele mLeeve He´eHle keÀj mekesÀ~
Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe Deewj efnboer Yee<ee keÀes efJeée ceb®e lekeÀ HengB®eeves kesÀ efueS cee@jerMeme ces 12 veJebyej, 2002 keÀes SkeÀ
DeefOeefve³ece kesÀ Üeje efJeée efnboer meef®eJeeue³e (World Hindi Secretariat) keÀer mLeeHevee keÀer ieF&~ oesveeW osMeeW ves le³e efkeÀ³ee efkeÀ efJeée efnboer
meef®eJeeue³e Fve GÎsMeeW keÀer mebbHetefle& kesÀ efueS keÀe³e& keÀjsiee ë 1.
efnboer keÀes efJeéeYee<ee kesÀ ªHe ceW He´esVele keÀjvee Deewj Gmes meb³egkeÌle je<ì^ mebIe keÀer DeefOeke=Àle Yee<ee yeveeves kesÀ efueS
He´³elve keÀjvee~
2. efnboer ceW Deble&je<ì^er³e meccesueve, mebiees<þer, mecetn, efJe®eej-efJeceMe& leLee ®e®ee& SJeb keÀefJe-meccesueve pewmes meebmke=ÀeflekeÀ
keÀe³e&ke´ÀceeW keÀe Dee³eespeve keÀjvee~
- megefMeuee ³eeoJe
le=leer³e Je<e& - (keÀuee)
Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe Deewj efnboer Yee<ee
MeleªHee efnboer kesÀ DeveskeÀ ªHe nw~ pewmes peveYee<ee, je<ì^Yee<ee, mecHeke&À Yee<ee Deeefo~ efHeíues efoveeW efnboer kesÀ SkeÀ Deewj
jÀHe keÀer mebYeeJeveeSb GYejer nw~ ³en ve³ee ªHe nw efnboer keÀe efJeée - Yee<ee ³ee Debleje&<ì^er³e Yee<ee jÀHe~ Dev³e leLeekeÀefLele efJeéeYee<eeDeeW keÀer mebK³ee keÀer ¢ef<ì mes, efnboer efvemmebosn SkeÀ efJeée - Yee<ee nw~ Deleë efJeéeYee<ee kesÀ ªHe ceW Fme efveyebOe ceW osKeves keÀer
keÀeefMeMe keÀer ieF& nw~
Deepe efnboer pees kegÀí Yeer nw, peneB Yeer nw, FmeceW je<ì^ - He´sce keÀer megJeeme megjefYele nw~ Jen je<ì^ keÀer mebHeke&À Yee<ee keÀer
ieefjcee mes He´Memle nw~ efnboer jepeveerefle keÀer ueeskeÀYee<ee kesÀ ªHe ceW DeefveJee³e& SJeb DeHeefjne³e& nw, efkebÀleg Deye Yeer jepeYee<ee kesÀ ªHe
ceW Demle Deewj efJemce=le - meer nw~ v³ee³e Deewj Meemeve kesÀ #es$e ceW efnboer keÀe He´³eesie neefMeS Hej nw~ osMe ceW efnbo er keÀer efJe[byevee
³en nw efkeÀ cetueleë mebefJeOeeve ceW meJe& mecceefle mes jepeYee<ee kesÀ jÀHe ceW efnboer kesÀ mJeerke=Àle nes peeves kesÀ yeeo Yeer efnboer keÀes Jen
HeoHe´efle<þe venebr efceueer~ keÀejCe ³en Lee efkeÀ nceejs DeBie´speeroeB DeHeÀmej meeJe&peefvekeÀ veslee, ceeref[³ee Deewj He´yeg× Jeie& efnboer kesÀ He´efle
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Goemeerve Les, efnboer efJejesOeer keÀes SkeÀ jepeveerleerkeÀ cegÎe yevee³ee ie³ee~ yeefukeÀ me®®eeF& lees ³en nw efkeÀ, JeneB keÀer pevelee efnboer yeesue
Yeer uesleer nw Deewj mecePe Yeer uesleer nw~
efnboer keÀe Fefleneme yeleelee nw efkeÀ ³en mejkeÀejer ceMeerve keÀer Yee<ee yevekeÀj efJekeÀeefmele venerb ngF&, ueeskeÀ-peerJeve keÀer Yee<ee
yevekeÀj ye{er nw~ GmekeÀe mener mebyeue ueesie nw, GmekeÀer mener pe[sb ueeskeÀ ceW nw~ He´Meemeve mes efnboer keÀes He´efleef<þle keÀjeves keÀer ceebie
keÀjles mece³e efnboer kesÀ leLeekeÀefLele He´sceer ³en yeele Yetue peeles nbw~ DeHeveer efveef<ke´À³elee Deewj efnboer kesÀ ef ueS Deelcel³eeie keÀer keÀceer
keÀes efíHeeves kesÀ efueS Fmemes De®íe vegmKee Deewj keÀesF& venebr nesiee efkeÀ efnboer keÀer GVeefle keÀe meeje efpeccee mejkeÀej Hej [eue efo³ee
peeS Deewj mebefJeOeeve keÀer OeejeDeeW keÀer jì ueieeF& peeS~ `efnboer efJeée' keÀes FmekeÀer peªjle veneR~ Gmes lees efJe½eue ueeskeÀ - keÀu³eeCe
- keÀeceer cenelceeDeeW keÀer peªjle nw~
Jemlegleë efnboer ceeveJeer³e cetu³eeW keÀer Yee<ee kesÀ ªHe ceW efJekeÀefmele ngF& nw~ GmekesÀ efJekeÀeme kesÀ cetue ceW ueeskeÀ kesÀ peerJeve lelJeeW
keÀes He´mHegÀefjle keÀjves Deewj ueeskeÀ - cebieue kesÀ efJejesOeer lelJeeW mes mebIe<e& keÀjves keÀer Deeie jner nw, GmeceW ceeveJeer³e mebmke=Àefle kesÀ
Goej cetu³eeW Deewj He´sce, keÀjÀCee Deewj Goejlee kesÀ ieerle ieeves keÀer Je=efÊe jner nw~ efpeve JeerjeW Deewj meblees ves, efpeve YekeÌleeW Deewj
cenelceeDeesb ves Fmes HeveHee³ee-HewÀuee³ee nw, GveceW osMe kesÀ nj Yeeie kesÀ ueesie Les, nj cepenye kesÀ ueesie Les, nj peyeeve kesÀ ueesie
Les, Oece&, peeefle, He´eble, GB®e - veer®e, Hetbpeer He´Meemeve - meye keÀer íe³ee mes cegkeÌle GoeÊe ®esleveeDeeW ves efnboer keÀes Ke[e efkeÀ³ee, SkeÀ
Yee<ee Ke[er keÀjves kesÀ efueS veneR, GoeÊe ceeveJeer³e cetu³eeW kesÀ ªHee³eve kesÀ efueS, ceeveJeer³e ®eslevee keÀes ceeveJe - peerJeve kesÀ nj
Henuet kesÀ meeQo³e& keÀe Heeve keÀjeves kesÀ efueS DecebieuekeÀejer lelJeeW mes petPeves kesÀ efueS efnboer ceW Deepe Yeer Jen MeefkeÌle Deelcee kesÀ ªHe
ceW He´efleef<þle nw~ ceeveJelee kesÀ keÀu³eeCe kesÀ efueS GmekeÀe He´®eej - He´meej Deepe DekesÀues Yeejle kesÀ efueS venerb, efJeée kesÀ DeHeves efnle
ceW nw~
otmejer He´eosefMekeÀ Yeejleer³e Yee<eeDeeW mes efnboer keÀer keÀesF& He´efle³eesefielee - He´eflemHeOee& venerb nw, keÀesF& ef JejesOe Jewcevem³e veneR nw~
efnboer nceejs osMe keÀer He´efleefveefOe Yee<ee nw~ mebHeke&À Yee<ee nw~ efnboer nw Hen®eeve nceejer, efnboer nce meyekeÀer HeefjYee<ee~ nceeje je<ì^
SkeÀ nw~ veeieefjkeÀlee SkeÀ nw~ lees SkeÀ Yee<ee Yeer He´efleefveOeer Yee<ee kesÀ jÀHe ceW nesveer ®eeefnS~ efnboer Yeejle keÀer Jener mebHeke&À Yee<ee,
He´efleefveefOe Yee<ee nw Deewj FmeerefueS efJeéeYee<ee nesves keÀer DeefOekeÀeefjCeer nw~
Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW ³eefo efnboer Yee<ee keÀes Deeies keÀjvee nw, lees efpeleves npeej keÀjes[ jÀHe³es efnboer keÀes meb³egkeÌle je<ì^ mebIe
keÀer DeefOeke=Àle Yee<ee yeveeves ceW Ke®e& keÀjves keÀe Fjeoe nes, keÀce-mes-keÀce Glevee ner ³ee ueieYeie Glevee ner Yeejle mejkeÀej keÀes
osMe ceW efnboer kesÀ He´®eej-He´meej kesÀ efueS Ke®e& keÀjves keÀe ceve yeveevee ®eeefnS Deewj FmekesÀ efueS Glmeen peieevee ®eeefnS leLee pevecele
yeveevee ®eeefnS~ osMe ceW efnboer nesieer lees efJeosMe ceW efnboer nesieer~ osMe ceW efnboer ye{sieer lees efJeosMe ceW efnbo er ye{sieer~
efJeée efnboer keÀe SkeÀ He´Jeemeer HeefjHe´s#³e nw pees yeng Dee³eeceer nw Deewj efpemekeÀe efJeMes<e Deble&je<ì^er³e cenlJe nw~ peneB YeejleJebMeer
DeeHe´Jeemeer yevekeÀj efJeosMe ceW peekeÀj yemes, GveceW Yeejleer³e Yee<eeDeeW keÀer mce=efle³eeB keÀYeer mepeie Deewj keÀYeer Oetefceue efoKeeF& osleer
nw~ cee@jerMeme ceW Deepe Yeer efnboer keÀe HewÀueeJe yengle J³eeHekeÀ Deewj ienje nw~
®eens - Deve®eens, ieens - yeieens, nce Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe kesÀ He´Jeen ceW meenme, DeelceefJeéeeme Deewj efoMee yeesOe kesÀ meeLe efnboer
Yee<ee keÀer veeJe Kesb®e jns nQ~ HeleJeej efkeÀmekesÀ neLe ceW nw, ³en HetCe&leë %eele Yeer veneR neslee; efkebÀleg Yeejle Fme He´Jeen ceW yenlee
eflevekeÀe veneR nw yeefukeÀ GmekeÀe efveOee&jkeÀ SJeb efveCee&³ekeÀ Yeer nQ~ Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe kesÀ He´Jeen keÀe Jesie cetueleë DeeefLe&keÀ, J³eeHeeefjkeÀ
Deewj J³eeJemeeef³ekeÀ nw~ DeeOeejYetle ceev³elee ³en nw efkeÀ Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe keÀer He´efke´À³ee ceW JemlegDeeW Deewj mesJeeDeeW keÀe DeeJeeieceve SJeb
Dee³eele-efve³ee&le DeefOekeÀ megiece Deewj megueYe nesvee ®eeefnS~ Fme ¢ef<ì mes yeepeej keÀer DeLe&J³eJemLeeSB DeefOekeÀ JeweféekeÀ nes jner nQ~
ueielee nw, Oeerjs-Oeerjs DeeHe´Jeeme Yeer ye{siee~
Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW efnboer Yee<ee kesÀ De®ís He´efMeef#ele pevemecegoe³e kesÀ efueS DeJemejeW keÀe Debyeej ueiee nw, yeefukeÀ keÀF& Ssmes
DeJemej Yeer nQ efpevekeÀe GHe³eesie osMe ceW jnles ngS Yeer yeenj kesÀ osMeeW kesÀ efueS efkeÀ³ee pee jne nw~ efpevekeÀe ueeYe nceejs
GÐeesieHeefle³eebs, ÞeefcekeÀ Jeie& SJeb ceO³ece Jeie& keÀes efceuelee nw~ Fme He´keÀej ³en efveef½ele jÀHe mes keÀne pee mekeÀlee nw, efkeÀ
Yetceb[ueerkeÀjCe ceW efnboer Yee<ee keÀe efJekeÀeme efJeée yeepeej kesÀ keÀejCe ner nes jne nw~
Yeejle keÀer Deepeeoer kesÀ yeeo mebmeej kesÀ DeveskeÀ osMeeW ceW peye efnboer DeO³e³eve-DeO³eeHeve leLee j®eveelcekeÀ uesKeve ceW efvejblej
Je=ef× nesves ueieer lees kegÀí efnboer He´sefce³eeW kesÀ ceve ceW ³en yeele Yeer DeeF& efkeÀ ke̳eeW ve efnboer keÀe SkeÀ efJeée ceb®e mLeeefHele efkeÀ³ee peeS~
meve 1972 ceW peye Yeejle keÀer mJeleb$elee keÀer jpele pe³ebleer ceveeF& pee jner Leer, Gmeer mece³e cee@jerMeme kesÀ megHe´emf e× meeefnl³ekeÀej
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Þeer meesceoÊe yeKeewjer keÀer HegmlekeÀ `iebiee keÀer HegkeÀej' He´keÀeefMele ngF&, efpemeceW GvneWves efueKee nw efkeÀ, `efnboer HeefjJeej Deye Yeejleer³e
HeefjJeej ner veneR jne~ Deepe cee@jerMeme ceW ner veneR, yeefukeÀ Yeejle kesÀ yeenj efkeÀleves ner otmejs mLeeveeW ceW efnboer keÀe He´®eej-He´meej
nes jne nw~ ke̳ee Fme ye=nled HeefjJeej keÀes Ke³eeue efkeÀmeer ves efkeÀ³ee nw?'' Hej Deble ceW yengle HeefjÞece kesÀ yeeo efmelebyej 1973
ceW je<ì^Yee<ee He´®eej meefceleer, JeOee& keÀer keÀe³e&keÀeefjCeer ves efJeée efnboer meccesueve Dee³eesefpele keÀjves keÀe He´mleeJe Heeefjle efkeÀ³ee~
- megjsKee peeOeJe
le=leer³e Je<e& - keÀuee
pees leìmLe nQ, mece³e efueKesiee GvekeÀe Yeer DeHejeOe - meeLe&keÀ mebJeeo
cegbyeF& ceneveiej keÀer He´yeg× ceefnueeDeeW keÀer mebmLee meeLe&keÀ mebJeeo ves `efnvogmleeveer He´®eej meYee' kesÀ meYeeieej ceW cenelcee
ieebOeer Deblejje<ì^er³e efnvoer efJeMJeefJeÐeeue³e kesÀ kegÀueHeefle efJeYetefleveeje³eCe je³e Üeje efnvoer uesefKekeÀeDeeW Hej oer ieF& DeYeê efìHHeCeer
leLee Yeejleer³e %eeveHeerþ Üeje He´keÀeefMele `ve³ee %eeveeso³e Heef$ekeÀe' kesÀ mebHeeokeÀ jJeervê keÀeefue³ee kesÀ mebHeeokeÀer³e DeefJeJeskeÀ kesÀ
efKeueeHeÀ efve<esOe keÀe He´mleeJe Heeefjle efkeÀ³ee~ yeæ[er mebK³ee ceW GHeefmLele cegbyeF& ceneveiej keÀer ceefnuee j®eveekeÀejeW, He´eO³eeefHekeÀeDeeW
leLee íe$eeDeeW ves GkeÌle ®e®ee& ceW Yeeie ueskeÀj meJe&mecceefle mes mJeerkeÀej efkeÀ³ee efkeÀ kegÀueHeefle keÀer efpeccesoej kegÀmeea keÀes Mece&meej
keÀjvesJeeues Deewj mebHeeokeÀ kesÀ iebYeerj oeef³elJe keÀes DeveosKee keÀjvesJeeues J³eefkeÌle³eeW keÀe Fve HeoeW Hej yeves jnves keÀe keÀesF& DeefOekeÀej
veneR yevelee~ FvnW ieefjceece³e Heo keÀes keÀuebefkeÀle keÀjves kesÀ efueS DeefJeuebye FmleerHeÀe osves keÀes efJeJeMe efkeÀ³ee peevee ®eeefnS~
meyemes Henues [e@. megMeeruee iegHlee ves Dee³eespeve kesÀ meboYe& keÀer YetefcekeÀe He´mlegle keÀer~ [e@. jepece veìjepeve ves keÀne efkeÀ
cenelceeieeBOeer Deblejje<ì^er³e efJeéeefJeÐeeue³e keWÀê mejkeÀej keÀer DeOeervemLe mebmLee nw~ FmekeÀer mLeeHevee Yeejleer³e mebmke=Àefle keÀer j#ee
kesÀ efueS keÀer ieF& nw~ Ssmes ceW peyeefkeÀ osMe kesÀ meJeex®®e veeieefjkeÀ Heo Hej ceefnuee je<ì^Heefle neW lees Fme lejn kesÀ JekeÌleJ³e
DemebJewOeeefvekeÀ nes peeles nQ~ ve³ee %eeveeso³e kesÀ He´yebOeve meefceefle keÀer Yeer efpeccesoejer yeveleer nw efkeÀ `yesJeHeÀeF&' pewmes meæ[keÀíeHe
efJeMes<eebkeÀeW keÀe He´keÀeMeve ve nesves oW~ ve³e %eeveeso³e efkeÀmeer ieueer-ketÀ®eer ceW íHeves Jeeuee Heerle-He$e veneR nw~ GvneWves He´Mve efkeÀ³ee efkeÀ
ke̳ee mebmke=Àefle keÀer j#ee kesÀ efueS He´ejbYe keÀer ieF& Heef$ekeÀe kesÀ He´yebOekeÀes keÀes Yeer yeepeejerkeÀjCe (ìer. Deej. Heer.) keÀe Kesue Yeeves ueie
ie³ee nw~ Jeefj<þ keÀLeekeÀej megOee Dejesæ[e ves keÀne efkeÀ Fme Hetjs He´keÀjCe ves kegÀueHeefle keÀe Heo Mece&meej efkeÀ³ee leLee mebHeeokeÀer³e
veweflekeÀlee Deewj oeef³elJe Hej meJeeue Keæ[e efkeÀ³ee nw~ Fmemes Yeejleer³e %eeveHeerþ pewmeer mebmLeeve keÀer He´efle<þe Oetefceue ngF& nw~ [e@.
MeefMe efceÞee ves `yesJeHeÀeF& kesÀ efJejeì GlmeJe' pewmeer yeele Hej ienje #eesYe J³ekeÌle keÀjles ngS keÀne efkeÀ yesJeHeÀeF& keÀe GlmeJe ner DeHeves
DeeHe ceW Mece&veekeÀ nw Deewj efHeÀj GmekeÀe efJejeì nesvee lees DeHeveer mebmke=Àefle keÀes jeQoves pewmee nw~ Heo kesÀ ceo ceW nceejs ³es HegjesOee
DeHeveer HeejbHeeefjkeÀ mebmke=Àefle, DeHeveer peveveer, menkeÀceea kesÀ mecceeve keÀer j#ee veneR keÀj mekeÀles, lees GvnW meeJe&peefvekeÀ oeef³elJeeW
mes yejKeemle keÀjves keÀer He´yeue ceebie nesveer ®eeefnS~
meYee ceW GHeefmLele meYeer ceefnueeDeeW ves peesjoej MeyoeW ceW SkeÀ efpeccesoej veeieefjkeÀ keÀer nwefme³ele mes kegÀueeefOeHeefle veeceJej
efmebn peer mes efveJesove efkeÀ³ee efkeÀ Jes DeHeveer ®egHHeer leesæ[W~ Jes SkeÀ cee$e DekeÀeoefcekeÀ J³eefkeÌlelJe veneR nQ, Jes efnvoer keÀer meceer#ee kesÀ
MeueekeÀe HegjÀ<e nQ~ nce meYeer Gvemes ceeie&oMe&ve keÀer DeHes#ee jKeles nQ~ [e@. megveerlee meeKejs ves ceefnuee efJeéeefJeÐeeue³e keÀe
He´efleefveefOelJe keÀjles ngS mebHetCe& mecegoe³e kesÀ Deefmcelee keÀer yeele keÀer~ Þeerceleer meblees<e ÞeerJeemleJe ves keg ÀueHeefle kesÀ DeYeê ye³eeve keÀes
`yesyeekeÀ ye³eeve' keÀnves Jeeues mebHeeokeÀ jJeeRê keÀeefue³ee keÀes meceeve jÀHe mes efpeccesoej ceevee~
Fme DeJemej Hej Jeefj<þ keÀLeekeÀej Þeerceleer keÀceuesMe yeKMeer, [e@. G<ee efceÞee, [e@. efkeÀjCe efmebn, [e@. veiecee peeJeso, [e@.
mebieerlee menpeJeeveer, [e@. cebpeguee osmeeF&, [e@. nbmee He´oerHe, [e@. efJeveerlee mene³e, [e@. jcee efmebn, Þeerceleer keÀefJelee iegHlee Je megÞeer
mebp³eesleer meeveHe ves SkeÀ mJej ceW efJeYetefleveeje³eCe je³e leLee jJeeRê keÀeefue³ee kesÀ FmleerHesÀ kesÀ ceebie-He$e Hej DeHeves nmlee#ej efkeÀ³es~
nmlee#ej keÀjves JeeueeW ces Sme. Sve. [er. ìer. efJeéeefJeÐeeue³e keÀer mveelekeÀesÊej keÀ#ee keÀer íe$eeDeeW keÀer yeæ[er mebK³ee Deepe Yeer
DeeMJeefmle keÀer efkeÀjCe keÀes ye®ee³es jKeves keÀer YetefcekeÀe efveYee jner LeeR~ Yetues-YeìkesÀ keÀes ueewìe ueeves keÀer GvekeÀer efJekeÀuelee keÀes ke̳ee
³es meYeer HeoeefOekeÀejer cenmetme keÀjbsies?
nceejer He´eO³eeefHekeÀe [e@. MeefMe efceÞee peer ves nce íe$eeW keÀes yegueekeÀj Fleves yeæ[s Dee³eespeve keÀes osKeves-megveves keÀe ceewkeÀe efo³ee;
FmekesÀ efueS nce íe$e GvekesÀ DeeYeejer nQ~
- Deeféeveer jeGle
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efpeboieer cesjer
legcnejer jen ceW...
efpelevee peevevee ®eene nceves,
Gleveer ner GuePe ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
nj Heue keÀes jesMeve efkeÀ³ee nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer DebOekeÀejce³e jner efpeboieer cesjer!
nj efove peue-mee Meeble efkeÀ³ee nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer keÀleje-keÀleje onkeÀleer jner efpeboieer cesjer!
nj SkeÀ uecnW keÀes KegMevegcee efkeÀ³ee nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer ogKees kesÀ meeiej ceW [tye ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
nj SkeÀ mes JeHeÀe efkeÀ³ee nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer yesJeHeÀe nes ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
FkeÀ SkeÀ Iej keÀes GcceeroeW mes mepee³ee nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer efvejeMe nes ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
nj jele leejeW mes mepee³eer nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer megyen Jeerjeve nes ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
nj SkeÀ efmLeefle keÀes DevegketÀue efkeÀ³ee nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer He´eflekettÀue nes ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
nj Snmeeme keÀes keÀnkeÀj pelee³ee nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer keÀner-DevekeÀner yeeleeW keÀer Hensueer nes ieF& efpeboieer!
nj keÀMleer keÀes Heej efkeÀ³ee nceves,
efHeÀj veoer Yeer yeer®e ceBPeOeej ceW efn®ekeÀesues Keeleer
jner efpeboieer cesjer!
nj megKe-ogKe mes Kego keÀes Gyeeje nceves,
efHeÀj Yeer MesHe jn ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
Mes<e jn ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
Mes<e jn ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
Mes<e jn ieF& efpeboieer cesjer!
neomeeW Hej neomes menles jns
efHeÀj Yeer nce efpeles jnW
Deewj nBmeles Yeer jns~~
DeeHekeÀes Heeves keÀer Gcceero efueS
cet[ceg[ kesÀ jemlee ®eueles jnW
Deewj legcnejer Deenì keÀes leueeMeles jns~~
JekeÌle ³eeW efn iegpejlee ie³ee
ceiej nce, ef®ejeieeW keÀer lejn peueles ner jns~~
yengle mes ®esnjs Les DeemeHeeme,
ceiej legcnejer ner cegjle efoue ceW yemeeles jns~~
- Hetpee keÀerle&ves,
le=leer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
- megMeeruee Yeejle ³eeoJe
le=leer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
Fblepeej
megve meKeer neue cesje,
iejpelee yeeoue efyeve yejmes ner ie³ee~
efHe³ee kesÀ Fblepeej ces ve³eve yejme ie³ee~
Deeves keÀe Jeeoe keÀjkesÀ,
efHe³ee cegPes kewÀmes Yetue ie³ee?
- Hetpee keÀerle&ves,
le=leer³e Je<e& - (keÀuee)
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íes[ efo³ee
cesjs efoue ceW yemee nw H³eej lesje~
Gme efoue keÀes legceves lees[ efo³ee~~
yeoveece vee keÀjWies nce legcnW~
lesje veece uesvee íes[ efo³ee~~
peye ³eeo legcnejer DeeSieer~
mecePeWies legPes keÀYeer ®eene ner veneR~~
jeneW ces Deiej efceue peeDeesies~
mecePeWies legcns keÀYeer osKee ner veneR~~
efpeve jenes mes legce iegpej peeles nes~
Gve jeneWmes ®euevee íes[ efo³ee~~
efkeÀmcele mes Deiej keÀesF& efceue Yeer peeS~
efome mes veelee pees[vee Yeer íes[ efo³ee~~
- kegÀ. Hetpee keÀerle&ves,
le=leer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
efpeboieer keÀer Fme yeslemleeryeer keÀe ke̳ee keÀerefpeSiee
keÀmeves keÀer keÀesefMeMe ceW efyeKejeJe ner peneB neLe ueiee~
iecepeoe neueele nceejs keÀeyet ceW neW lees kewÀmes?
³eneB nes iece keÀes Heentve yevee³es yewþs nQ nce~
legceves nceW ceewle keÀe Hegleuee yevee efo³ee
Jejvee jbieerveer³eeW keÀer yenej efn nQ nce ~
nce lees ceeveves ueies Les Hegjsye, ogDeeDeeW keÀes
Hej ceve cej Dee³ee, legcnejW DeeMeer<eeW Hej~
- ieCesMe efMebos
le=leer³e Je<e&, (keÀuee)
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