Grant of Autonomy Proforma of SKCG Auto College

PROPOSAL SUBMITTED

FOR

EXTENSION OF AUTONOMY

(2014-2015 TO 2018-2019)

S.K.C.G. AUTONOMOUS COLLEGE,

PARALAKHEMUNDI-761200 (ODISHA)

www.skcgparala.ac.in

2014

1 SKCG AUTO COLLEGE, PARALAKHEMUNDI

http://www.skcgparala.ac.in/

The College – A Brief History

Sri Krushna Chandra Gajapati Autonomous College, Paralakhemundi was founded in 1896

under the kind patronage of Shri Goura Chandra Gajapati Narayan Deo, the Raja of Paralakhemundi.

The same year it obtained affiliation as a second grade college from the Madras University. The

continuous efforts of Maharaja Sri Krushna Chandra Gajapati Narayan Deo finally saw the college

upgraded to the status of a first grade college in 1936.

Originally affiliated to Madras University, the college had the Honour of being one of the first five

affiliated colleges with which the Utkal University started functioning in November 1943. On 2nd January,

1967 the Berhampur University came into being and since then the college has been affiliated to it. After

up-gradation of Ravenshaw College into A University this College has been enjoying the reputation of

being the oldest Govt. College in the State. On 11th July 1947 the college was taken over by the Government of Odisha and named after Sri

Krushna Chandra Gajapati. Towards the end of 1948, the college was shifted from its old building to the

Morrison extension (named after Mr. Cameran Morrison, Tutor of the Maharaja) in which it is housed

today. The college campus today boasts of the original two-storeyed science and administrative block

duly extended with the addition of the Controller of Examination Section, extension of the main building,

a two storeyed block for the humanities a library block with an auditorium in the first floor, an open air

stage, Geography Department, a new block with computer science laboratory and class rooms, a cycle

stand, a canteen, the Mission Bungalow which houses the Commerce Department, the P.G.

Departments of Odia and IGNOU study centre. A three storey building comprising twelve new lecture

theatres and two seminar halls is being constructed.

The college also attained the distinction of being one of the first lead colleges of Odisha in 1990. The

Government of India released a commemorative Rs. 1/- Postage Stamp and a First Day Cover in May

1996 in commemoration of the hundredth year of establishment of the college. The college celebrated

its centenary function on 10, 11, and 12th January 2001 amidst the present and past students and staff

and in the gracious presence of His Excellency, the Governor of Odisha, Honourable Chief Minister,

Honourable Speaker and several other distinguished guests.


Chronology of S.K.C.G (Autonomous) College, Paralakhemundi

1896 : Second Grade College (Raja’s College) and affiliated to Madras University.

1936 : Raised to First Grade College (Maharaja’s College) to commemorate the conferment of the title of Maharaja on the Raja Saheb.

1943 : Affiliated to Utkal University.

1947 : College was taken over from the Maharaja by the Government of Orissa on11.7.1947 and named after Shri Krushna Chandra Gajapati.

1948 : S.K.C.G. College shifted into Morrison Extension in January 1948 from old building (Tiled roof) presently housing M.R.B.H. School.

1967 : Affiliated to Berhampur University in January, 1967.

1980 : First Post Graduate course (Life Sciences) started in the college.

1989-90: Declared a Lead College.

1996 : Centennial year commemorative Postage Stamp and First Day Cover released on 25.05.1996, by the Department of Posts, Ministry of Communications, Government ofIndia.

2001 : Centennial Celebrations of the College held from 10th to 12th January 2001 and graced by his Excellency, Governor of Orissa, Honourable Chief Minister of Orissa and Honourable speaker of Orissa Legislative Assembly.

2002 : The UGC conferred Autonomous status to the college with effect from 01.04.2002. The Government of Orissa accorded concurrence for Autonomy vide letter No. 50667/He dated 21.10.2002

2004 : Accredited at ‘B’ Level by NAAC on 16the September 2004.

2009 : Extension of Autonomous Status from 2008-09 to 2013-14


ANNEXURE II

PROFORMA FOR EXTENSION OF AUTONOMY

1. Name of college : SKCG AUTONOMOUS COLLEGE, PARALAKHEMUNDI, ODISHA-761200

2. Name of principal : Dr. Umesh Kumar Sahu

3. Telephone/fax : (06815) 223823 (O) Email ID : [email protected]

4. Year of establishment : 1896

5. Whether private or government or university maintained : Government of Odisha

6. Year of grant of permanent affiliation: 1967

7. Courses offered :

a. U.G. : Yesb. P.G. : Yesc. M.Phil. : No

8. Student enrolment during the last three years:

STUDENT STRENGTH 2012-13

Sl No.

Class SanctionedStrength

Enrolment Boys GirlsGen SC ST Total Gen S

CST

Total

1 +3 I Arts 128 138 68 10 16 94 25 8 11 442 +3 I Science 128 134 61 9 20 90 37 7 10 543 +3 I Commerce 64 64 21 08 12 41 8 6 9 234 +3 II Arts 128 129 44 12 14 85 23 8 13 445 +3 II Science 128 110 53 7 12 72 22 7 9 386 +3 II Commerce 64 63 30 9 10 49 9 2 3 147 +3 III Arts 128 138 61 8 11 80 40 7 11 588 +3 III Science 128 123 44 11 16 71 37 6 9 529 +3 III Commerce 64 64 38 7 11 56 5 1 2 0810 P.G. I 96 90 42 5 9 56 26 3 5 3411 P.G. II 96 88 43 4 9 56 23 3 4 32



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Enrolment Boys GirlsGen SC ST Total Gen SC S

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9. Faculty strength (category-wise): (Please enclose list of faculty with their qualifications/papers/books/monographs if published)

FACULTY POSITION AS ON 01.03.2015

SlNo.

Subject Professor Reader Sr. Lecturer Lecturer Total

M F M F M F M F M F1 Principal2 Vice-Principal3 Botany 01 01 01 02 014 Chemistry 02 02 02 02 5 Commerce 03 01 03 016 Economics 02 01 02 017 English 02 01 02 018 Geography 01 02 01 029 Hindi 01 0110 History 01 01 0211 Life Sciences 01 01 01 0112 Mathematics 01 0113 Odia 01 02 01 02 0114 Physics 01 01 01 02 0115 Political Science 02 0216 Sanskrit 01 0117 Telugu 01 0118 Zoology 01 01 01 02 01

QUALIFICATION OF THE FACULTY MEMBERSSl

No.Subject D.Lit. Ph.D. M.Phil M.A. M.Sc. M.Com

M F M F M F M F M F M F1 Principal2 Vice-Principal3 Botany 02 014 Chemistry 01 01 025 Commerce 02 01 016 Economics 01 027 English 01 01 018 Geography 01 029 Hindi 0110 History 01 0111 Life Sciences 01 0112 Mathematics 01 0213 Odia 02 0114 Physics 01 01 0115 Political Science 01 0116 Sanskrit 01


17 Telugu 0118 Zoology 02 01

TOTAL 12 02 05 02 04 03 04 08 01

Name of the Department: BOTANYSl No.

Name of the Faculty Designation Educational Qualification

Papers/Books/Monographs if published, give details like journal, year, volume, issue no., page No.

1 Dr. UK Sahu Reader M.Phil, PhD. Enclosure – II C2 Dr. JN Patnaik Lecturer M.Phil, PhD. -do-3 Miss JR Panda Lecturer

(Guest)M.Sc. -do-

Name of the Department: CHEMISTRYSl No.



1 Dr. RC Lenka Reader M.Phil, PhD. Enclosure – II C2 Sri PK Dalai Reader M.Sc. -do-3 Miss S Saranya Lecturer

(Guest)M.Sc. -do-

4 Miss Dileswari Behera Lecturer (Guest)

M.Sc. -do-

Name of the Department: COMMERCESl No.



1 Sri Subhas Ch. Khuntia

Lecturer (Adhoc)

M.Com, M.Phil

Enclosure – II C

2 Miss Jayasree Jethy Lecturer (Adhoc)

M.Com, M.Phil

-do-

3 Sri Ashuthosh P. Dash Lecturer (Adhoc)

M.Com, M.Phil

-do-

4 Sri Prasanta Ku. Sahu Lecturer (Guest)

M.Com -do-

Name of the Department: ECONOMICSSl No.



1 Dr. Sunanda Patnaik Lecturer M.A., PhD. Enclosure – II C2 Sri Tuna Chintalu Lecturer M.A., M.Phil -do-


(Guest)3 Sri K Sekhar Behera Lecturer

(Guest)M.A., M.Phil -do-

Name of the Department: ENGLISHSl No.



1 Sri SB Mishra Reader M.A. Enclosure – II C2 Dr. RK Pati Reader M.A, PhD. -do-3 Ms. S. Mishra Lecturer

(Guest)M.A., M.Phil -do-

Name of the Department: GEOGRAPHYSl No.



1 Sri IB Sahu Reader M.A., M.Phil Enclosure – II C2 Miss S Devi Lecturer

(Guest)M.A. -do-

3 Miss T Pradhan Lecturer (Guest)

M.A. -do-

Name of the Department: HINDISl No.



1 S A Hannan Lecturer M.A. Enclosure – II C

Name of the Department: HISTORYSl No.



1 Dr. Bhajaman Behera Reader M.A., PhD. Enclosure – II C2 Smt. Nalini Patnaik Lecturer

(Guest)M.A. -do-

Name of the Department: LIFE SCIENCESSl No.


Papers/Books/Monographs if published, give details like


journal, year, volume, issue no., page No.

1 Mr. PWJ Ku. Choudhury

Lecturer (Guest)

M.Sc. Enclosure – II C

2 Miss A.Gouda Lecturer (Guest)

M.Sc. -do-

Name of the Department: MATHEMATICSSl No.



1 Sri DK Ghose Lecturer M.Sc. Enclosure – II C2 Miss SS Bir Lecturer

(Guest)M.Sc. -do-

3 Smt. K Sweta Lecturer (Guest)

M.Sc. -do-

Name of the Department: ODIASl No.



1 Smt. G Devi Reader M.A. Enclosure – II C2 Dr. Kulamani Ojha Lecturer M.A., PhD. -do-3 Dr. Chandra Sekhar

DasLecturer M.Phil, PhD. -do-

Name of the Department: PHYSICSSl No.



1 Sri Harihar Panda Reader M.Sc. Enclosure – II C2 Dr. SK Das Lecturer

(Adhoc)M.Sc., PhD. -do-

3 Miss Sonali Panda Lecturer (Guest)

M.Sc. -do-

Name of the Department: POL.SCIENCESl No.



1 Dr. B. Dash Lecturer (Adhoc)

M.Phil, PhD. Enclosure – II C


2 Sri MK Panda Lecturer (Guest)

M.A. -do-

Name of the Department: SANSKRITSl No.



1 Dr. Rajashree Dash Lecturer(Adhoc) M.Phil, PhD. Enclosure – II C

Name of the Department: TELUGUSl No.



1 Dr. MSR Krishna Reader M.A., Ph.D. Enclosure – II C

Name of the Department: ZOOLOGYSl No.



1 Dr. SK Mallick Reader M.Sc., PhD. Enclosure – II C2 Dr. D.Sahu Lecturer M.Phil, PhD. -do-3 Smt. Namrata Mishra Lecturer

(Guest)M.Sc. -do-

N.B.:- Guest faculties are engaged for classes only on basis of departmental workload.


Enclosure- II- CResearch Publications/Awards:Major papers/chapters/monographs, presented/published in regional, national Conferences/Seminars/Workshops.

2010-11SlNo.

Name & Designation

Title of Book/Paper Name ofJournal/publisher

1 Dr. G. Nayak, Lecturer in History

02 articles01 article Development of Transport and Communication in ColonialOdisha

Journal of Indian Ocean studies, New DelhiIIAS, Netherland(Self Published)

2 Dr. B.C. Das, Lecturer in Chemistry

1. Book: Kalyani Publishers, New Delhi - Ludhiana, National

Publisher, “+ 2 Environmental Education (English)”,for Arts, Science & Commerce Stream, by B.C. Das,2010, ISBN-978-81-272-6375-1.

Kalyani Publishers, New Delhi - Ludhiana, NationalPublisher, “Hand Book on Salt Chart”, by B.C. Das,L.K. Nayak, 2010, Second Edition, ISBN-978-81-272-5972-3.

2. National Seminar: Principle of Gandhian Education and rural

development: ACase Study of jajpur District ofOrissa,Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored NationalSeminar on “Need of Gandhian Basic Education forRural Reconstruction and Development”ChitaloMohavidylaya, Chitalo, Jajpur,14-15th Feb.2010.

3. Plastic Pollution and Its Solution, Bishnu C. Das,UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on “PlasticWaste Management: A Global Scenario, BaruneswarMohavidyalaya, Baruneswar, Jajpur, 30th Nov. & 1st

Dec. 2010 4. Gender inequality: A Social Crisis, Bishnu C. Das,

UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “GenderInequality: Its Problems and Prospects”, M.H.D.


Mohavidylaya, Chhhatia, Jajpur, 18-19th, Dec. 2010. 5. Transition of Library and Librarian’s Role, Bishnu C.

Das, UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on‘Innovative Practices in Library and InformationScience Centers for the Academic Development ofColleges in Odisha”, N.C. (auto) College, Jajpur, 19th

Dec. 2010.6. Fruits and vegetables as repository ofPhytochemicals, Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored NationalSeminar on “Phytochemicals and Its Synthesis in HumanNutrition”, ChitaloMohavidylaya, Chitalo, Jajpur, 26-27th Nov.2010.3. Papers Published (ISSN)Journal of Teaching and Research in Chemistry,indexed, “Metal Toxicity : A Compendium”, B.C. Das, R.B.Mohanty & B. Mishra, 17(2), 1-5, 2010-ISSN No. 0971-6408.

3 Dr. U.K. Sahu, Reader in Botany

National Seminar paper on Biodiversity conservation … Banki College (Sep-2011)

4 DR. K. Ojha, Lecturer in Odia

National Seminar Paper Odia Folklore Berhampur University 2011

5 Smt. G Devi, Reader in Odia

Editor Ananya Odia literary Annual Publication

6 . Dr.K.C.Padhy, Lecturer in Odia

The language of Odia short story (Publication Odia) Smruti O Anuvaba, ISBN 81-7586-179-5

2011-12Sl No.

Name & Designation Title of Book/Paper Name of Journal/publisher

1 Dr. R.K. Pati, Reader in English

1. Effect of sound in William Golding…2. The narrative Art….3. Overlexicalisation …4. The Tone of satire of Manoj Das5. Search for Love…

ALR (April to June-11) New DelhiACR (Oct to Dec-11) New Delhi Rockpebbles (July to Dec-11) OdishaRockpebbles (Jan to July-12) OdishaContemporary discourse (Jan-12) Thane

2 Sri S.B. Mishra, Reader in English

Teaching of English in India…. (ISBN) Chief Editor of College National Seminar Book

3 Dr. G. Nayak, Lecturer in History

05 articles

01 article

Journal of Indian Ocean studies, New DelhiIIAS, Netherland

4 Dr. D. Sahu, Lecturer in Zoology

Paper Presented in DST-SERC Govt. of India at SACON, Koimbatore

5 Dr. K.C. Padhy, Lecturer in Odia

1. Socio-Economic History of PKD2. Basic intr. To medical astrology3. Ports of Ganjam (1766-1936)4. Editor, Swasthya Bilas

ISBN 818570739-1 (Balaji Publication) ISSN- Swasthya BilasISBN- Ganesh Publication


5. Editor, SJSL ISSN 2320-4656ISSN 2320-1479

6 Dr. B.C. Das, Lecturerin Chemistry

1 Book: Innovative Practices in Library and Information Sciences Centers for the Academic development of Odisha,

2. National Seminar: Nanoparticles: Environmental

Concern, Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “New Frontiersof Chemical Analysis: Part-II” Gunpur College,Gunpur, 24-25thMar. 2011.

a. Impact of Global Warming on Agriculture and Human Health, Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Global Warming and The greenhouse Effect”, M.H.D. Mohavidylaya, Chhhatia, Jajpur, 17-18th Sep. 2011.

b. Nanoparticles: Environmental Concern, Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Nanotechnology and Its Application”, ChitaloMohavidylaya, Chitalo, Jajpur, 06-07th Nov. 2011.

c. India needs integrated evergreen revolution to mitigate food crisis, Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “India NeedsAnother Green Revolution to Avert Imminent Food Crisis”, ChitaloMohavidylaya, Chitalo, Jajpur, 13-14th Nov. 2011.

d. Domino Effect of Global Warming,Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Global Warming: From Facts & Figures to Causes & Cures”, ChitaloMohavidylaya, Chitalo, Jajpur, 20-21st Nov. 2011.

e. An Introspection to Causes of Farmers’ Suicide, Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Farmers’ Suicide in India- A Concept Needs Global Awareness”, ChitaloMohavidylaya, Chitalo,

Principal N.C. (auto) College, Jajpur, 1st Edition 2011.


Jajpur, 11-12th Dec. 2011.f. Microbes as Tool of Plastic Waste

Management, Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Plastic Waste- A Global Environmental Threat & ItsMinimization”,B.B. Mohavidyalaya,Chandikholae, Jajpur, 10-11th Jan. 2012.

g. Methane Management- Clarion Call of the Hour, Bishnu C. Das, UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Environmental Management- The Need of The Hour”, Kendrapara (auto)Colege, Kendrapara, 21-22 Jan. 2012.27. Harmful Effect of Radiation, Bishnu C. Das, UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Nuclear Energy; Prospects, Hazards & safety Measures”, Dharmasala College,Jaraka, 04-05th Feb. 2012.

3. Papers Published (ISSN) Journal of Teaching and Research in Chemistry, “HazardousEffect of Chemical Ripeners”, B.C. Das, R.B. Mohanty& B. Mishra, 18(1), 1-6, 2011-ISSN No. 0971-6408.a. Journal of Teachingand Research

in Chemistry, “Chemistry and Mechanism of Bacterial Defence to Toxic Metals”,BishnuC. Das& B. Mishra, 18(2), 60-67, 2011 - ISSN No. 0971-6408.

c. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge, “An Introspection of Homeopathy as Traditional Nanomedicine” Bishnu C. Das, sent on 16. 07.2011.

d. Journal of plant nutrition “Chromium (VI) induced stress on wheat seedlings and the role of chelating agents” Bishnu C. Das1, Aparajeya Panda2, Somanatha Jena3, Payodhar Padhi2, under review.

e. Journal of Teaching and Research in Chemistry, “Simulation Studyof Real Gas Equations Using C++ Programming”,Bishnu C. Das, sent on 16.04.2012.


7. Dr. U.K. Sahu, Reader in Botany

Paper published in Journal of Odisha Botanical Society -2011

Vol-2 (169-176)

8 DR. K. Ojha, Lecturerin Odia

Monograph of short story writer…. Odisha Sahitya Academy (in progress)

9 Dr. P.K.Behera, Lecturer in English

Remedial Course in +2 stages Teaching of English in India Today: A New Perspective Paralakhemundi, ISBN 978-81-317-6911-5

10 Dr.M.K.Bhoi, Lecturerin English

The Tone of Satire of Manoj Das(joint author)Translation Activities for teaching English

Rock Pebbles, Jajpur, Odisha July, 2011, 0975-0509Teaching of English in India Today: A New Perspective Paralakhemundi, ISBN 978-81-317-6911-5

11 Dr.K.C.Padhy, Lecturer in Odia

Ports of Ganjam (1766AD-1936AD) Ganesh Publication ISBN 978-81-3176191-5

2012-13. Sl No.

Name& Designation

Title of Book/Paper Name of Journal & ISSN

1. Dr. R.K.Pati, Reader in English

Relexicalization and Over- lexicalization in Lord of the Flies

Indian Stream Research Journal, SolapurJuly-2012, 2230-7850

The Social Life of the Oriyas during the19th century under British Rule in India

Indian Stream Research Journal, Solapur September- 2012, 2230-7850

Children’s Propensity for Games in Ruskin Bond’s short stories

Golden Research Thought, Solapur November -2012, 2231-5063

The Rhetoric in Golding’s Rites of Passage

International Journal of English and literature (IJEL), India & Singapur September-2012, 2249-6912

Over lexicalization in Golding’s Darkness Visible and Rites of Passage

New Academia, Pune January-2013, 2277-3967

Golding’s Myth in the Inheritors and The Scorpion God

Jounal of the Odisha Association for English studies Baleswar, Odisha March-2013, 2249-6726

The Narrative Art of William Golding in Darkness Visible

International Journal of English Literature Language & Skills, India.Confirmed for July edition 2013, 2278-0742

Progressive Changes in teaching of English in India

Teaching of English in India today: A New Perspective S.K.C.G.(A) College, Paralkhemundi 2012 ISBN: 978-93-5067-9159

Allusions in William Golding’s Lord of the Flies & Pincher Martin

Contemporary Research in India, Solapur June 2013 , 2231-2137

The Rhetoric in William Golding’s Pincher Martin

Wizcraft International jounal of Lang. & Lit. Solapur, June 2013, 2319-4952

Golding’s freefall spire and pyramid a critical study

Global Research Analysis, Ahamadabad , July 2013, 2277-8160

Golding’s Rhetoric in Darkness Visible IJLL Chennai September 2013 (confirmed), 2319-3964

2.Dr.P.K.Behera,Lecturer in English

Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart: A Practical Analysis of Figurative Expressions

Inter Journal of English and Literature,Chennai March 2013, 2249-6912

Sam Shepard’s Action: The Broken Community

Wizcraft Journal of Language and Literature SolapurMarch 2013, 2319-4952

Gender in Chinua Achebe’s Things fall Golden Research Thoughts Solapur, February


Apart 2013, 2231-5063 Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God: Tragedy of the Priest

Global Research Analysis Ahamadabad, February 2013, 2277-8160

3.Dr.K.C.Padhy, Lecturer in Odia

Gangadhar Meher: Personality & Life Philosophic (Odia Publ.)

Saptarsi : 4/2012, ISSN 0973-324611

4.Dr.B.C.Das, Lecturer in Chemistry

1.Journal of Teachingand Research in Chemistry, “An Introspection of Homeopathy as Traditional Nanomedicine” 20(1), 1-6, 2013 ISSN No. 0971-6408.

2.Attended science academies’ refresher course in statistical physics sponsored by Indian Academy of Science, Bangalore, Indian National Sciences Academy, New Delhi, The National Academy of Sciences India, Allhabad in collaboration with Nehru Arts & Science College, Kanhangad from 29,04.2012 to 12.05.2012.3.Microbes as Tool of Plastic Waste Management,UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Plastic Waste- A Global Environmental Threat & Its Minimization”,B.B. Mohavidyalaya,Chandikholae, Jajpur, 10-11th Jan. 2012.4.Methane Management- Clarion Call of the Hour,UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Environmental Management- The Need of The Hour”, Kendrapara (auto)College, Kendrapara, 21-22 Jan. 2012.5.Harmful Effect of Radiation, UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Nuclear Energy;Prospects, Hazards & safety Measures”, Dharmasala College,Jaraka, 04-05th Feb. 2012.6.A Brief History and Chemistry of Superconductor,UGC Sponsored State level SeminarOn “Superconductivity: Uses & Applications of Superconductors in Various Fields”,Dharmasala College, Jaraka, 24-25th Feb. 2012.7.Hazardous Waste Management, UGC sponsored National Seminar on “IndustrialPollution, Environmental Crisis and Ecological Imbalance in Odisha”, N. C. (auto) College,Jajpur, 16-17th Mar. 2012.8.Impact of Information Technology and Communication Skills in Libraries, UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on “Application of Information Communication Technology

2013-14Sl No.

Name & Designation

Title of Book/Paper Name of Journal/publisher

1 Dr. RK Pati, Reader in English

1. The Narrative Art of William Golding in Darkness Visible.

2. Allusions in William Golding’s Lord of the Flies & Pincher Martin

3. The Rhetoric in William Golding’sPincher Martin

The Journal of English Language & Literary Studies, Chennai (Vol.III, Issue-II)Contemporary Research in India, Solapur (June-2013)

Wizcraft International Journal of Lang. & Lit., Solapur (June-2013)

Global Research Analysis, Ahmadabad (July-13)


4. Critical study of Golding’s Freefall, The spire and Pyramid

5. Golding’s Rhetoric in Darkness Visible.

6. Arvind Adiga’s the White Tiger & The Last Man in Tower: A Study of Social Issues

Vol-VII

International Journal of Linguistics & Literature, Chennai (Sep-2013) Vol-II Issue-4Journal of the Odisha Association for English studies Baleswar, Odisha (January-14 Vol-4, Issue-1)

2 Dr. PK Behera, Lecturer in English

1. Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman: Family Degenerated-2. Sam Shepard's Angel City: The Broken Vision-

Paripex-Indian Journal of Research, Ahamadabad, Nov-13TJELLS, Chennai- July14

3 Dr. B.C. Das,Lecturer in Chemistry

1. “Chemistry and Mechanism of Bacterial Defence to Toxic Metals”,BishnuC. Das& B. Mishra 2. “Simulation Study of Real Gas Equations Using C++ Programming”,Bishnu C. Das3.“Principle of Dilution in Homeopathy: The Traditional Nanomedicine” B.C. Das

Journal of Teachingand Research in Chemistry, 18(2), 60-67, 2011 - ISSN No. 0971-6408.Journal of Teaching and Research in Chemistry, 19(1)22-28,2012 - ISSN No. 0971-6408. Journal of Teaching and Research in Chemistry 20(1) 1-6, 2013 - ISSN No. 0971-6408.

4 Dr. Kanhu Charan Padhi, Lecturer in Odia

The Age of the Prabandhas in Telugu Literature. The Trend of Comparing the Two Mahabharatasby Vyas and Saraladasa: A Status Report

SJSL-107/13-18; 108/49-62 2013

IMRJ-1/52-58 2013

Seminars/Work Shops/ Conferences attended by faculties: 1 Dr. RK Pati,

Reader in English

All India English Teachers Conference at Visakhapatnam, Andhra University.International conference on Literature Language and communication, EMITY University, Lucknow

Date: 27-28-29 Dec, 2013 (Paper presented)Date: 9th and 10th Dec, 2013 Paper presented)

Date: 23/24/25 Jan,2014

Date: 7th & 8th Fab, 2014 (Paper presented)


11th International Congress on English Grammer (ICEG-2014), CoimbatoreInternational Conference on The Impact of Social Changes on English Language and Literture (TISCELL-2014)Second International ELT Conference EMITY University

Date: 24th & 25th May, 2014

2 Dr. JN Patnaik Lecturer in Botany

International conference on Biotechnology, SOA University, BBSR

Date: 20th to 23rd Dec, 2012

3 Dr. D. Sahu, Lecturer in Zoology

99th Indian Science Congress, BBSRNational Seminar on Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development, SKCG College, PKDNational Seminar on Frontiers of Synthetic Polymer Science and Global Economy in 21st Century, SKCG College, ParalakhemundiInternational Conference on Bio-Sciences with special reference to Environmental Issues (ICBEI) Shivaji University, Kolhapur Regional Science Congress, BBSR

Date: 3rd to 7th Jan, 2012Date: 23rd to 24th Feb, 2013 (Paper presented)

Date: 20th to 21st Sep, 2013 (Paper presented)

Date: 19th to 21st Dec, 2013 (Paper presented)

27th to 28th Jan, 2014 (Paper presented)

4 Dr. B. Das, Lecturer in Pol. Science

Women Leadership in Tribal Areal ISBN 81-8119-028-9.National Reference Biennial Journal; Rupajyoti Goswami, (Assam) OPSA- Conference, Nayagarh AutoCollege, Nayagarh OPSA- Conference, Pattamundei Auto College, Pattamundei

Chinmaya Prakashan, Binod Bihari, Cuttack.

ISSN 2319-8281, Vol-III(1), May, 2014

Date: 22nd & 23rd Jan, 2011(Paper presented)Date: 6th & 7th March , 2011(Paper presented)

10. Administrative, laboratory and library staff. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFSl No. Name of the Employee Designation1 SRI PK PANDA SR. CLERK2 SRI V BEHERA JR. CLERK3 SRI SK BEHERA JR. CLERK

LIBRARY STAFFSl No. Name of the Employee Designation1 MS EMANTI TOPPO JR. LIBRARIAN


2 SRI PRASAD BEHERA LIB. ATTENDANT3 SRI K DHARMA RAO ATTENDANT

PHYSICAL EDUCATION STAFFSl No. Name of the Employee Designation1 SRI BB MOHANTA P.E.T

LABORATORY & DEPARTMENTAL STAFFSl No. Name of the Employee Designation1 SRI LN RATH DEMONSTRATORS 2 ASIF HUSSAIN DEMONSTRATORS3 DR. DP PATNAIK DEMONSTRATORS4 SRI NC PANDA DEMONSTRATORS5 SMT. K RAJLAKSHMI DEMONSTRATORS6 SRI T. VIJAY KUMAR DEMONSTRATORS7 SRI SS SOREN JR. MECHANIC8 SRI PROMOD KUMAR PATNAIK LABORATORY ATTENDANT9 SRI GHASIA PARIDA LABORATORY ATTENDANT10 SRI TRINATH RAUTA LABORATORY ATTENDANT11 SRI DEBASIS PRADHANI LABORATORY ATTENDANT12 SRI AJIT KUMAR PATNAIK LABORATORY ATTENDANT13 SRI SULOCHAN GOUDA SPECIMEN COLLECTOR14 SRI BIKRAM KUMAR PAMULU SPECIMEN COLLECTOR15 SMT RADHAMANI BADARAITA MALI16 SRI BHAGASINGHA MANDAL MALI17 SRI RAGHUNATH MISRA ORDERLY PEON

CLASS – IV STAFFSl No. Name of the Employee Designation1 SRI ANUSE SABAR ATTENDANT2 SRI DAMODAR JENNA ATTENDANT3 SRI NARENDRA MAHARANA ATTENDANT4 SMT SARALABALA NANDA ATTENDANT5 SRI PATRA KARJEE ATTENDANT6 SRI DEENABANDHU BEHERA ATTENDANT7 SRI SOMONATH BHUYAN ATTENDANT8 SRI JATIA GOUDA ATTENDANT9 SRI NARAYAN GOPALGOTRA ATTENDANT10 SRI RAMA CHANDRA RAIKA ATTENDANT11 MISS DHARITRI BEHERA ATTENDANT12 SMT. PADALO SAKUNTALA SWEEPER11. Results during the last three years (percentage):Examination (2011-2012)

1st Division 2nd Division Overall Pass %

UGARTS 58 44 93SCIENCE 49 20 93COMMERCE 28 21 92


PG P.G. (ARTS, SC. & COMM.) 31 05 84

Examination (2012-2013)1st Division 2nd Division Overall Pass %


PG P.G. (ARTS, SC. & COMM.) 25 16 85

Examination (2013-2014)1st Division 2nd Division Overall Pass %


PG P.G. (ARTS, SC. & COMM.) 26 13 87

12. Number of M.Phil. /Ph.D.s produced during the last three years:Subject Year M.Phill Ph.D.

Botany

2012

-NIL- -NIL-Chemistry -NIL- -NIL-Commerce -NIL- -NIL-Economics -NIL- -NIL-English -NIL- 3Geography -NIL- -NIL-Mathematics -NIL- -NIL-Odia -NIL- 1Physics -NIL- -NIL-Pol.Science -NIL- -NIL-Zoology -NIL- -NIL-

Subject Year M.Phill Ph.D.Botany

2013

-NIL- -NIL-Chemistry -NIL- -NIL-Commerce -NIL- -NIL-Economics -NIL- -NIL-English -NIL- 2Geography -NIL- -NIL-History -NIL- 1Mathematics -NIL- -NIL-Odia -NIL- -NIL-Physics -NIL- -NIL-Pol.Science -NIL- -NIL-Zoology -NIL- -NIL-

Subject Year M.Phill Ph.D.Botany -NIL- -NIL-Chemistry -NIL- -NIL-Commerce -NIL- -NIL-Economics -NIL- -NIL-


2014

English -NIL- 1Geography -NIL- -NIL-Mathematics -NIL- -NIL-Odia -NIL- -NIL-Physics -NIL- -NIL-Pol.Science -NIL- -NIL-Zoology -NIL- 1

13. List of journals in the library:

LIST OF JOURNAL CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRARYSl No. Name of the Journals subject1 Journal at social science

Science Reporter Current Sciences Social Scientifics

Botany

2 Proceedings of Chemical Science Journal of Chemical Sciences

Chemistry

3 Journal of Financial Management Analysis Kurukhetra

Commerce

4 Yojana Vision Economic & Political Weekly

Economics

5 Bhavan’s Journal The Vedanta Kesari Wisdom

English

6 Proceeding of Mathematical Sciences Mathematics

7 Pramana Electronic for you Resonance

Physics

8 Journal of Biosciences Indian Academic Sciences Scientific American Journal of Genetics

Zoology

TOTAL NO. OF BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY UPTO (2014-15)Sl No. subject 2014-151 Botany 23542 Chemistry 4678


3 Commerce 38384 Computer Science 4285 Economics 50456 Electronics 4207 English 99098 General/other 72049 Geography 164410 Home Science 60011 Hindi 328512 Life Sciences 100213 Logic/Philosophy 126314 History 346215 Mathematics 401316 Sanskrit 229717 Odia 1336018 Physics 458719 Political Science 323220 Statistics 25121 Telugu 347522 Zoology 2079

TOTAL 78426

14. List of major items of equipment in the college (costing more thanRs.50, 000/- each):

Sl No. Name of the Item/Equipment Cost of the Item Rs/- Number of Items/ Equipments

1 Flame Photometer UV 70,000 012 Spectronics – 20 65,000 013 Spectrocolorimeter 70,000 014 Cooling Centrifuges 90,000 015 Double Distillation Unit (Glass) 66,000 026 LCD Projectors 55,000 037 Laminar Air flow Cabinet 58,000 018 Inverted Biological Microscope 1,35000 019 Electronic Balance 90,000 0110 Tissue Culture Rack(with light fitting) 56,000 0111 Autoclave (vertical) 56,000 0112 Copier machine(HP) 90,000 0113 HP Xerox machine 1,0,7000 0114 Laptop (HP) 55,000 01

15. Physical facilities added during the last six years:a. Accommodation:GCG and PNM Hostel renovated and boarders admitted, New Women’s hostel, Ten staffquarters repaired. The construction work is in progress for 6 Lecture Theaters, 6 ClassRooms, 1 large reading room, 100 seated Girls Hostel under taken by PWD Department of


Govt. of Odisha. A state-of-the art Gymnasium has been setup in the campus for the useof students & faculties. b. Equipment: As mentioned in Sl. No. 14c. Library: No. of Books purchased: 8415

16. Academic Council:a. Involvement of members of faculties of the college at all levels:HODs are the members of the Academic Council.b. Whether the students are represented in the Academic Council and if so their contribution: Yes, College Students’ Union President as member.

17. Board of Studies:a. Please indicate how many Boards of Studies have been constituted:1 Boards for each subject once in a yearb. Whether the Boards of Studies have external experts, including an expert nominated by the University: Yes

18. Curriculum:a. Whether annual or semester system is adopted:Semester systems are adopted in both undergraduate and post-graduate level from 2012-13 session.

b. Innovative aspects and experiments introduced by the college since obtaining autonomy:Updating of syllabus to incorporate the developing aspects: Seminar presentations for Honours and PG students made compulsory.Field studies and outreach programmes conducted.

c. Please give a note on curriculum development under autonomy:Phonetics section added in compulsory +3 Arts/Sc./Commerce English subjects. Honours (English) a paper in Phonetics and practical application of rhetoric introduced.A teaching of English paper introduced at Honours level.

19. Research activities:a. Research programme/ research activities undertaken in the departments during thelast five years: Faculty encouraged for research guidance under different Universities. Laboratory, Library and internet facilities made available for the purpose. Ph.D. Degrees awarded under guidance of Dr. RK Pati, Reader in Dept. of English.Research Scholars are registered for Ph.D Degree under supervision of Dr. RK Pati, Dr. SKMallick, Dr. G Nayak, Dr. JN Patnaik, Dr. KC Padhy & Dr. K Ojha.

b. Research activities/ programme on hand:Minor Research Projects are on in the Dept. of Zoology, Economics, Botany & ChemistryMajor Research Projects is on in the Dept. of Botany (Advisory Role)

MINOR RESEARCH PROJECT DURING 2009-2014Sl No. Name Department1. Dr. R.K. Pati English2. Sri. P.K. Tripathy Political Science3 Sri D. K. Ghose Mathematics


4. Dr. S. Patnaik Economics5. Dr. M.K. Bhoi English6. Dr.P.K. Behera English7. Sri . Narayan Behera Logic & Philosophy8. Dr. D. Sahu Zoology9. Sri. A. K. Raut Mathematics

Study Grant From ICHR, New DelhiSl No. Name Department1. Dr. Ganeswar Nayak History2. Dr. B. Behera History

MAJOR RESEARCH PROJECT DURING 2009-2014Sl No. Name Department1. Dr. J.N. Patnaik ( Co PI- Advisory Role; DBT, New

Dehli)Botany

Research Supervision (Ph. D) Sl No. Name Department1. Dr. R. K. Pati English (03 Scholars)2. Dr. S.K. Mallick Zoology (01 Scholar)3. Dr. G. Nayak History (02 Scholars)4 Dr. J.N. Patnaik Botany (01 Scholar)

Research Awards (D.Litt./D.Sc.) Sl No. Name Department1. Dr. R. K. Pati English (D.Litt. submitted)2 Dr. G. Nayak History (D.Litt. awarded)3 Dr. KC Padhy Odia (D.Litt. awarded)

20. Evaluation/examination pattern:a. Examination reforms if any introduced during the period of autonomy:

Semester systems have been adopted in both the UG and PG levels.b. Question paper setting for final examinations [Internal/ External/ Combined]. Externalc. Evaluation (completely internal/completely external/partly external and partly Internal):

Partly internal and partly external for PG Examinations & completely external for UG Examinations.

d. Proportional weightage of continuous internal assessment and final examination:(Also indicate break-up for assignments, tests, etc. for awarding continuous internalassessment)20% internal Assessment and 80% Term-end Examinations PG Internal Assessmentwritten Examinations, home assignment in 1st and 3rd Semester, Seminar presentation andviva-voce in 2nd and 4th semester.

e. Criteria for passing and classification:

UG

60% and above 1st Division

P.G.

60% and above 1st Division45% and above 2nd Division 48% and above 2nd Division36% and above 3rd Division 36% and above 3rd Division50% and above in Distinction 40% and above for Pass


all non-Honours subjects. (in 1st regular chance)

practical

40% and above Pass Internal Assessment is compulsory

Internal Assessmentis compulsory

Self-financing Courses 60% and above

1st Division

50% in aggregate

Pass

f. Is a grading system adopted? If yes, indicate the method of awarding grades: No.

g. Is there any qualifying board to declare the results? If yes, indicate the constitutionand function:Yes, The Examination Committee is the qualifying board to declare the result whichconsists of Principal as Chairman and the members include Vice-Principal, AdministrativeBursar, Account Bursar, Two senior most faculty, one senior member from Self-financingcourses and the Controller of Examinations.

h. While declaring the results, is any moderation done? What are the criteria adoptedfor moderation? No.

i. Is there provision for improvement? Yes

j. For practical examinations are the examiners internal or one external and oneinternal? One External Examiner and one Internal Examiner

j. Has any question bank been set up? If yes, give the subject: No.The questions of each semester examination are being sent to the Library for Student’s reference.

l. Has a credit system been introduced ? No.

21. Examination results (past six years, branch-wise)a. Number appeared:b. Number passed:c. Percentage of passes:

Statement of results of UG Examinations from 2008-09 to 2013-2014Sl

No.Exam 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Appeare Passe % of Appeare Passe % of Appeare Passe % of


d d pass d d pass d d pass1 +3 Arts 106 98 92 111 86 77 108 87 812 +3 Science 78 63 80 52 44 84 61 52 853 +3

Commerce33 31 93 17 13 76 46 36 78

SlNo.

Exam 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Appeared

Passed

% ofpass

Appeared

Passed

% ofpass

Appeared

Passed

% ofpass

1 +3 Arts 110 102 93 120 111 93 122 101 832 +3 Science 74 69 93 105 92 88 104 62 603 +3

Commerce53 49 92 53 37 70 58 42 72

Statement of results of PG Examinations from 2008-09 to 2013-2014Sl

No.Exam 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Appeared

Passed

% of pass

Appeared

Passed

% of pass

Appeared

Passed

% of pass

1 M.A. 10 10 100 09 07 77 07 04 572 M.Sc. 22 18 81 08 08 100 23 23 1003 M.Com 08 08 100 03 02 90 11 10 91

SlNo.

Exam 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Appeared

Passed

% of pass

Appeared

Passed

% of pass

Appeared

Passed

% of pass

1 M.A. 16 15 91 12 12 100 12 12 1002 M.Sc. 15 09 60 23 16 70 20 19 953 M.Com 12 12 100 13 13 100 13 08 61

Number of students passed in 1st class with distinction.Examination 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-

20132013-14

U.G. (Arts+Sci+Com) 64+44+12 56+21+06 49+33+12 48+36+22

61+56+09

63+42+12

PG (Only 1st class) 13 10 24 31 25 26

22. Re-evaluations:- Is there provision for re-evaluation? No.- Fee for re-evaluation: No.- Number applied for re-evaluation and number passed by such re-evaluation duringThe last five years: No.There is provision of re-additions and the requisition fee is Rs. 100/- per paper.

23. Scope of getting admission into postgraduate courses and employment opportunities


for the graduate coming out of college: Scope of employment opportunities is moderate for general graduates. However, it is relatively better for students of self-financing courses.

24. Expenditure a. Annual additional expenditure to the college (last six years):a. Annual additional expenditure to the college (last Five year)

2010-11 2011-12Salary to staff 51052579 36141332Stationery 42000 46165Remuneration for examiners, TA & DA for various authorities, etc.

14902 14853

Equipment 35942 40915Other contingency expenditure, If any 296124 257973

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15Salary to staff 37755218 38246495 40741586Stationery 40000 50000 45000Remuneration for examiners, TA & DA for various authorities, etc.

21496 21500 18905

Equipment 1439771 10500 611000Other contingency expenditure, If any 232000 291000 333500

b. Sources from which this expenditure is met: (last six years)- Annual recurring and non-recurring grants available from the UGC, centralgovernment and state government: State Government- Grant from any other sourceResources generated by the college through the collection of Annual Fees from the students and PL Account.- Contribution by the Management : No. it is a Govt. College

25.Has any evaluation of the autonomous functioning been made? No.If yes, give a summary of the outcome:

26. Whether college has been accredited by the NAAC. If yes, give the rating/grade: Certificate copy attached

27. Whether the University has conducted the review as per the guidelines. If yes, please enclose the report. No.

28. Number of times meeting of Governing Board, Academic Council, Board of Studies, Finance Committee during the tenure of autonomous status. Date/Year.

PARTICULARS OF MEETING (2012-13 TO 2014-15)


Executive committeeDate of meeting year

26.03. 2013 201330..3.2014 201411.03.2015 2015

Academic CouncilDate of meeting year

18.03. 2013 201329.3.2014 2014

10.02.2015 2015

Board of StudiesDate of meeting year

20.09. 2013 201316.09.2014 201410.09.2015 2015

Core Committee MeetingDate of meeting year

20.03. 2013 201314.3.2014 2014

14.02.2015 2015

29. Any other relevant details: (Achievements of the College during last three years.)


MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE COLLEGE DURING 2012-2014

1. Establishment of Language Laboratory in the English Department with the funds available fromUGC, New Delhi under XI plan period. The laboratory was established at an amount of Rs. 20lakhs with LAN of 16 computer systems with one server and Internet connecting. Students areutilizing the facility and are greatly benefited for their soft skill development in Spoken English.

2. The PG Departments like Chemistry, Economic, Mathematics & Life Sciences were equippedwith LCD Projectors, Interface bond to make UG & PG level teaching more interesting with theuse ICT. The funds for the same was from autonomy grants & grants received from UGC under2(f) & 12(B) for improvement of teaching and learning requirements.

3. A computer enclosure with Internet facilities was developed in the Library section for the use ofstudents and staff members.

4. Up-gradation of Reading Room in the Library for the use of student and staff members.

5. 15 Internet connections were provided to PG & UG departments, office, Accounts, Examinationsection for the use of departmental/section members.

6. Establishment of SAMS Lab. for e-admission of +3 (UG Arts/Science/.Commerce)students underDHE, Govt. of Odisha.

7. The College website www.skcgparala.ac.in was updated with input from all PG & UGDepartment/Section of the College.

The construction work is in progress for 6 Lecture Theaters, 6 Class Rooms, 1 large readingroom, 100 seated Girls Hostel under taken by PWD Department of Govt. of Odisha. A state-of-the art Gymnasium has been setup in the campus for the use of students & faculties.

8. 20 nos. of Guest faculties were engaged for completion of UG courses in time.

9. Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibility:a. Students of the Geography department visit some nearby village every year on

outreach programs.b. The NSS units organize cleaning and sanitary conscious camps in the neighborhood

regularly.c. The YRC organizes blood donation camps every year with the help of the District

Medical centre.d. The NCC team has been regularly receiving awards as the best team during the

Republic Day and Independence Day parades. e. Awareness camps addressing problems of sanitation, environment, women’s rights,

alcoholism are held with students volunteers for sustained community development.

10.College organized four National Seminars:


http://www.skcgparala.ac.in/

22nd & 23rd Feb, 2012: National Seminar or ‘Teaching of English in India Today: A NewPerspective. Plenary Address: Dr. K.C.Boral, Director EFL UniversityShillon Dr.C.R.Kar, Retd. Professor, Raipur University & Prof. from OdishaUniversities.

29th & 30th Aug, 2012: National Seminar on Development of Savara Language and culture. Plenary Address: Prof. K.Mahapatra (Viswa Bharathi University WestBengal) & Prof. P.Subba Rao (Nanaiya University Rajahmundry A.P.) &Prof. from Odisha Universities.

23rd & 24th Feb, 2013: National Seminar on Biodiversity ConservationPlenary Address: Prof. K Vijay Kumar (Delhi) & Dr. Manoranjan Bhanj IFS (AP) & Prof. from Odisha Universities.

21st & 2nd Sep, 2013: National Seminar on Polymer ChemistryPlenary Address: Prof. RK Dei, Center of Applied Chemistry, CUJ, Ranchi (Jharkhand) & Dr. GB Nanda, IIT, Kharagpur (WB) & Prof. from Odisha Universities.

7th & 8th January 2015:National Seminar on LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND CULTURESTUDIES. The inaugural session was presided over by Dr. U.K.Sahu,Principal and addressed by Maharaja Sri Gopinath Gajapathi Narayan Deoas Chief Guest and Professor Sehedev Kumar, Emeritus Professor,Waterloo University, Canada as Chief Speaker.

Keynote addresses were presented by Prof. Chandrabhanu Pattanayak, ofCUTM, Odisha, Prof. Himansu Sekhar Mohapatra of Utkal University, Prof.E. Raja Rao of Berhampur University, Prof. Asim Ranjan Parhi of RajibGandhi University, Arunanchal Pradesh in the Plenary Sessions. Twentyfour research papers presented by teacher’s scholars and students allover the state were highly appreciated by the learned audience.

11.Academic and Co-curricular Activities

(a) Gajapati Memorial LecturesThe objectives of Gajapati Memorial Lectures, which have been annually organized for the

last twenty years, is to widen the academic as well as the intellectual horizon of our students byintroducing them to diverse concepts and fields of study through the learned eruditedeliberations of the invited prominent figures which is made further useful through a structuredand intense question-answer-interactive session.

The uniqueness of Gajapati Memorial Lectures is its very naming after Sri. Krushna ChandraGajapati, the founder of Odisha as a separate state. The visions and aspirations of thisenlightened king inspire one and all. The social and educational backwardness of this tribaldominated district can only be removed by greater awareness of the student community aboutrecent developments. The fund allocated for the seminar is small. But the organizers havealways roped in important scholars in science, literature and culture for the talks.

Paralakhemundi is a remote border area of Odisha. Students are cut off from the mainstream of the educational and cultural life of Odisha and India at large. The Gajapati memoriallecturers were conceived of to remove this disadvantage of our students and make them awareof the recent development in all areas of study. The talks are all published in the form of booksand widely circulated among the students, nearby educational institutions and leading


intellectuals of this area. The opinion collected through questionnaires is highly satisfying andhave encouraged the college authorities to continue the tradition.

Gajapati Memorial Lecture on 6th January 2015.The Gajapati Memorial Lecture, presided by Dr. U.K.Sahu, Principal and organized jointly by

the Prof. in charge Sri S.B.Mishra and Dr. K.Ojha was held in the auditorium on 06.01.2015.Prof. Mrinal Chatterjee, Prof. and Head, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Dhenkanal,Odisha delivered as talk on ROADMAP FOR A PROSPEROUS ODISHA with an optimistic visionto recognize, understand and use our power to make our motherland prosperous.

Extramural TalksA. Prof. Aditya Kumar Mohanty, Former Prof. of Philosophy, Utkal University.

delivered a talk on “Global Crisis and Cure” on 05/12/2014.B. Sri Sunil Mishra, Director General Income Tax (Investigation, Karnataka & Goa), Banglore

delivered a talk on the challenges before the youth and their role for a bright future on06/12/2014.

C. Prof. N. Nagaraju, Prof. of English, Karnataka Central University, Gulbarga delivered a talkon “Literature and Ecology” on 16/01/2015.

Departmental Seminar

Departments of Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Geography, Odia,Economics, Political Science and Commerce organized two Seminars each during the year.Eminent Professors, Teachers and Experts from the University and various colleges of Odishaattended, delivered talks and encouraged students to present and participate in seminaractivities.

Youth RalliesThe youth rallies organized every year on the birth day of Swami Vivekananda intend to

sensitize young students on activities like blood donation, issues like sexual harassment, womenempowerment etc. Blood Donation Camps are held and seminars on these issues are conductedwith Officers from District Judiciary as Chief Guests.

The Youth Rallies are important because the youth of today will take care of this country andits problems in the near future. So it is very important to involve them in constructive andmeaningful activities.

Signature of Registrar of Affiliating University Signature of Principal (With Seal)


DETAILS OF SELF-FINANCING COURSES

Govt. approved self-financing coursesSl No.

Name of the Course Duration of the Course pattern

No. of Seats Amount (per year)

1 Computer Science (Hons.)

3 Years 16 5000

2 Computer Application (Pass)

2 years 96 1500

ALLOTMENT AND UTILIZATION OF UGC GRANTDURING LAST THREE YEARS

(2012-13 TO 2014-15)

Sl No. Year Amount received(Rs.)

Amount Utilized(Rs.)

Balance if any(Rs.)

Remarks

1 2012-13 1000000 1000000 Nil UC submitted 2 2013-14 1600000 1600000 Nil Revised UC submitted3 2014-15 2600000 To be utilized by

31st March, 2015


GRANTS RECEIVED UNDER OTHER SHCEMES OF THE UGC DURING XI PLAN

SlNo.

Name ofScheme

Purpose Grantallocated

(Rs.)

GrantReceived

(Rs.)

GrantUtilized till31.03.2014

(Rs.)

Remarks ifany

2 Autonomy Grant-2012-13

Academic CouncilExecutive CommitteeCOE RemunerationGuest Faculty RemunerationNational SeminarEquipments & OtherItems

10,000,00 10,000,00 8,620/-38,885/-24,000/-

6,08,000/-94,187/-

2,26,308/-

UC submitted

10,000,003 College

DevelopmentNIL NIL

6 XI Plan College Development

NIL NIL

8 Autonomy Grant-2013-14

National SeminarGuest Faculty RemunerationLOI fee (NAAC)Visiting Prof. RemunerationController of Examination RemunerationAdvertisement for guest faculty walk-in-interviewAcademic Council &Executive Body MeetingStaff orientation Outreach programmeSeminarExam Reform

60,000/-

1,50,000/-28,090/-

2,900/-

36,000/-

2,400/-

17,000/-10,086/-9,41,779/-3,31,745/-20,000/-

Revised UC submitted

16,00,000/-10 Autonomy

Grant-2014-1516,000,00/- 16,000,00/- To be utilized

by 31st


March, 201511 College

Development (GDA)

10,000,00/- 10,000,00/- To be utilizedby 31st March, 2015

TWELFTH ACADEMIC CONCIL MEETING OF S.K.C.G (AUTONOMOUS) COLLEGE PARALAKHEMUNDI

GAJAPTI (ODISHA)-761200 10th FEBRUARY 2015(Tuesday)

ITEM NO.1 CHAIRMAN TO MOVE:

The proceedings of the Eleventh Academic Council Meeting held on 27.March, 2014 have beencirculated among the members of the council (Annexure-I).

Chairman: Is it confirmed? Yes/No/Discussion

(Approved by the Academic Council)

ITEM NO.2 CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS TO MOVE:

I, Prof. Dr. R.K. Pati, the Controller of Examinations move that the recommendations of all the Boards ofStudies held on 10-09-2014 regarding the list of question paper setters, examiners and moderators beapproved by this august Council.

DEPARTMENTS:

Botany, Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Application, Economics, English, Geography, Hindi, History,Life Science, Mathematics, Odia, Physics, Political Science, Sanskrit, Telugu, Zoology.Chairman: Are these approved?

Yes/No/Discussion (Approved by the Academic Council)

ITEM NO. 3 CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS TO MOVE

I Dr. R.K.Pati, the Controller of Examination move for the approval of the External members to thedifferent Boards of Studies in various subjects (as per the list shown below). Chairman: Are these approved?

Yes/No/Discussion (Approved by the Academic Council)

ITEM NO.4 BUSINESS TO BE MOVED BY THE CHAIRMAN OF THE RESPECTIVE INDIVIDUAL BOARD OF STUDIES FOR 2014-15:

1. BOTANY: Dr. J.N.Patnaik to move

Esteemed Sir,I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Botany for

B.Sc. Pass, Honours and Elective subject be considered and accepted by the house.


+3: 2015 Semester I, II+3: 2016 Semester III, IV+3: 2017 Semester V, VI

2. CHEMISTRY: Prof. P.K.Dalai to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Chemistryfor B.Sc. Pass, Honours, Major Elective subjects & M.Sc. course in chemistry be considered andaccepted by the house.

UG: +3: 2015 Semester I, II+3: 2016 Semester III, IV+3: 2017 Semester V, VI

PG: M.Sc.: 2015 Semester I, II M.Sc.: 2016 Semester III, IV

3. COMMERCE: Prof. D.C.Sethi to move

Esteemed Sir,I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Commerce

for B.Com Pass, Honours, and M.Com course be considered and accepted.

UG: +3: 2015 Semester I, II +3: 2016 Semester III, IV +3: 2017 Semester V, VI

PG: M. Com.: 2015 Semester I, II M. Com.: 2016 Semester III, IV

4. COMPUTER SCIENCE: Prof. H.Panda to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in ComputerScience as Honours & pass for B.Sc. Course be considered and accepted.

+3: 2015 Semester I, II +3: 2016 Semester III, IV +3: 2017 Semester V & VI

5. ENGLISH: Prof. S.B.Mishra to move

Esteemed Sir, I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in English ascompulsory subject for B.A./B.Sc./ B.Com. and alternative English (B.A./B.Sc.) and English Honoursfor B.A. be considered and accepted.

+3: 2015 Semester I, II +3: 2016 Semester III, IV +3: 2017 Semester V, VI


6. ECONOMICS: Dr. Sunanda Pattanayak to move

Esteemed Sir, I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Economicsfor B.A. Honours, and Elective (Indian Economics) B.Com and M.A. Course in Economics beconsidered and accepted. UG: +3: 2015 Semester I, II

+3: 2016 Semester III, IV+3: 2017 Semester V, VI

PG: M.A.: 2015 Semester I, II M.A.: 2016 Semester III, IV

7. GEOGRAPHY: Prof. I.B.Sahu to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Geographyfor B.A. (Honours), and Elective (Indian Geography) be considered and accepted.


8. HINDI: Prof. S.A.Hannan to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Hindi ascompulsory (B.A./B.Sc) be considered and accepted.

+3: 2015 Semester I, II+3: 2017 Semester V,VI

9. HISTORY: Dr. Bhajaman Behera to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in History inLandmarks in Indian History as Elective for BA, Indian Society and Culture for B.A/B.Sc./ B.Com ascompulsory subject and History Honours for B.A. Course be considered and accepted.


10. LIFE SCIENCES: Dr. Sanjay Kumar Mallick to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in LifeSciences for M.Sc. course be considered and accepted.

PG: M.Sc.: 2015 Semester I, II M.Sc.: 2016 Semester II, IV


11. MATHEMATICS: Prof. Dillip Kumar Ghose to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies inMathematics as an elective and Honours for B.A., as major Elective for B.Sc. (PCM) as Minorelective for B.Sc. (CBZ) Math pass and Hounours for U.G. Science Course and P.G. Course inMathematics (M.Sc/M.A.) may be considered and accepted.

UG: +3: 2015 Semester I, II +3: 2016 Semester III, IV+3: 2017 Semester V,VI

PG: M.Sc./M.A.: 2015 Semester I, IIM.Sc./M.A.: 2016 Semester III, IV

12. ODIA: Prof. Gayatri Devi to moveEsteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Odia ascompulsory M.I.L for B.A./B.Sc. & Honours subject in B.A & M.A course in Odia be considered andaccepted.

UG: +3: 2015 Semester I, II +3: 2016 Semester III, IV+3: 2017 Semester V,VI

PG: M.A.: 2015 Semester I, IIM.A.: 2016 Semester III, IV

13. PHYSICS; Prof. Harihara Panda to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommend by the Board of Studies in Physics asMajor Elective, Pass and Honours subjects for B.Sc. be considered and accepted.

+3: 2015 Semester I, II +3: 2016 Semester III, IV+3: 2017 Semester V, VI

14. POLITICAL SCIENCE: Prof Tripati Murmu to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in PoliticalScience, for Indian Polity as an Elective subject and Political Science as Honours subject for B.A.Course be considered and accepted.


15. SANSKRIT: Smt. Rajashree Das to moveEsteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by The Board of Studies in Sanskritas Honours subject for B.A. course be considered and accepted.

+3: 2015 Semester I, II +3: 2016 Semester III, IV


+3: 2017 Semester V, VI

16. TELUGU: Dr. M.S.R. Krishna to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Telugu ascompulsory (MIL) for B.A. B.Sc. Course be considered and accepted.

+3: 2015 Semester I, II +3: 2017 Semester V, VI

17. ZOOLOGY: Prof. Dr. S.K.Mallik to move Esteemed Sir,

I move that the course of studies as recommended by the Board of Studies in Zoology forBiology as Minor Elective and Zoology (Pass & Honours) in B.Sc. be considered and accepted.


Chairman: Are these course of studies approved? Yes/No/Discussion

ITEM NO.5 CONTORLLER OF EXAMIANTION TO MOVE: I Dr. R.K. Pati, the Controller of Exams move that the course of studies presented by different Boardsof Studies in their concerned subjects be retained unchanged for three successive years i.e., from 2014-15 to 2016-17 for degree classes 2014-15 and 2015-16 for P.G. Classes relating to Semester System.

Chairman: Is it approved? Yes/No/Discussion

ITEM NO.6: CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS TO MOVE I Dr. R.K. Pati, he Controller of Exams move that the resolution of various examination

committee meetings between 01.04.2014 and 09.02.2015 (Annexure II) be approved by this Council.

Chairman: Is it approved? Yes/No/Discussion


LIST OF MEMBERS OF TWELFTH ACADEMIC COUNCILS.K.C.G. (AUTONOMOUS) COLLEGE: PARALAKHEMUNDI,

GAJAPATI2014-15

1. Dr. U.K.Sahu Department of Botany Chairman

2. Sri S.B.Mishra, Department of English Member Secretary

3. Dr. R.K.Pati, Controller

4. Prof. Subas Chandra Padhy, Dept. of History Berhampur

University

Member (University Nominee) Arts

Stream

5. Prof. R.C. Panigrahy, Dept. of Marine Science,

Berhampur University

Member (University Nominee)

Science Stream

6. Prof. P.K.Biiswasray, Dept. of Commerce, Berhampur

University

Member (University Nominee)

Commerce Stream

7. Executive Engineer P.W.D (R&B), Division

Paralakhemundi

Member Expert, (Engineering)

8. Sri Bhubaneswar Patnaik, Member Expert, (Legal)

9. Chief District Medical Officer Paralakhemundi, Gajapti Member Expert, (Medical)

10. Dr.P.C.Samal, Department of Chemistry Member Expert, (Education)

11. Dr. R.C.Lenka, Dept. of Chemistry SKCG (Autonomous)

College

Senior Faculty

12. Heads of All P.G. & U.G. Departments SKCG

(Autonomous) College

Members

13. Sri Mojesh Dalabehera, President, Student’s Union Student Member

MEMBERS OF THE 12TH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF


S.K.C.G (AUTONOMOUS) COLLEGE,

PARALAKHEMUNDI, GAJAPATI, ODISHA

Held on 11th March, 2015

1 Sri.Gopinath Gajapathi Narayan Deo The Maharaja of Paralakhemundi

Chairman

2 Dr.K.K.Panda Former Registrar, Delhi University

Member

3 Dr.U.K.Sahu Principal Ex-Officio Member 4 Dr.P.C.Samal Retd. Principal Member 5 Prof. P.K.Biswasray Dept. of Commerce,

Berhampur University.

Member

6 Dr.R.Narayana Rao Retd. A.D.M.O, Gajapati Member 7 Dr.Narasingh Dash Retd. Vice Principal Member 8 Additional Dist. Magistrate, Gajapati

(Govt. Nominee)

Government Nominee Member

9 Sri.S.B.Mishra Reader in English Member 1

0

Dr.R.K.Pati Reader in English Member

1

1

Dr. R.C.Lenka Reader in Chemistry Member

1

2

Dr. J.N.Patnaik Lect. in Botany Member


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