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NEW DELHI JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

With the objective of initiating discourse anddebate addressing the divergent and vastscope of cyber-crimes, the Faculty of Law, JMIorganised a one-day National Seminar titled'Cyber Crimes: Issues and Challenges' on 9 thMarch 2019. The Inaugural Session had theeminent presence of Prof. Tabrez Ahmad(Director, School of Law, UPES, Dehradun),Prof. Afshar Alam (Head, School of ComputerScience, Jamia Hamdard) and noted CyberLaw and E-Ecommerce Expert AdvocatePavan Duggal.

Prof. Nuzhat Parveen Khan, Dean of theFaculty of Law in her opening remarkshighlighted the adverse impact of cyber-crimes on inter-state relations in the highlyconnected globalised world. Through the caseof Cambridge Analytica expose, Prof. Khandiscussed the extent of invasion that digitaltechnology is capable of making in personal,professional and public domains of everyone'slives.Convener of the Seminar and AssociateProfessor at the Faculty of Law, Dr. GhulamYazdani outlined the scope of the seminar and

discussed the shift from conventional threats toindividual and national security to the newerdangers unleashed by this technologicalinnovation. He further highlighted theprevalent scepticism and lack of political will incombating cyber crimes effectively. In hisaddress as the Chief Guest, Mr. Pavan Duggalshared with enchanted audiences, thenuances and peculiarities in dealing with cybercrimes and the challenges faced whilebringing about convictions in such crimes. Hefurther highlighted the extent of reach of theserisks by elaborating on the potential of ArtificialIntelligence turning rouge. Prof. Tabrez Alamdiscussed the economic dimensions of the

cyber space and emphasised upon the needand scope for cyber diplomacy and the needfor developing robust cyber jurisprudence.Prof. Afshar Alam, expert on computersciences brought with himself thetechnological aspects of the commission ofcyber crimes against gullible commonpersons. He further highlighted the gravity ofthe issue by discussing the convergence ofilliteracy, especially cyber illiteracy and cyberrevolution in the contemporary world. With hiswords of gratitude to the honourabledignitaries and participants, Co-Convener andAssociate Professor at the Faculty of Law, Dr.Qazi Mohammad Usman invited all for avibrant and engaging day of academic andlegal interventions. The proceedings of theseminar consisted of three and four parallelrunning session during forenoon andafternoon respectively; whereby as many assixty (60) well-articulated and interestingpapers were presented by academicians,researchers, lawyers and students of law andother disciplines were presented.

National Seminar on Cyber Crimes

A three - week Leadership for AcademicianProgramme (LeAP) of the MHRD, GOI beganon 10 March 2019 at Jamia Millia Islamia.

The main objectives of theLeAP is to developcompetency and skills amongst educationalleaders to handle the complex issues andleadership challenges that arise in educationaladministrations.

Inaugural Function was held on 10 March2019 at Mir Anis Mir Hall of the University inwhich Prof. Shakila Shamsu, OSD(NEP),Department of Higher Education was thekeynote speaker. Officiating Vice Chancellor,JMI, Prof. Shahid Ashraf was the Chief Guest inthe inaugural function. The Coordinator of theLeAP Prof. Anisur Rahman, Director, UGC-HRDC welcomed the dignitaries anddelegates. The Co-Cordinator of theprogrammes Prof. Mukesh Ranjan, Director,International Relations presented the briefoutline of the programme. A BrainstormingSession on Academic Research was

organized in which Prof. A.M. Khan of NIFHW& LEAP Committee was the resource personalong with LEAP committee members like

Prof. Amirul Hasan Ansari, Director, Centre forManagement Studies, Prof. Naushadul HaqueMaullik, Prof. Shafique Ansari, Director, IQAC,

JMI. Post lunch session was graced by Dr. N.Saravana Kumar, Jt. Sec., Higher Education,MHRD who spoke on the topic LeadershipCounts. .

First day of this three weeks LEAP ended witha talk on Issues of Governance in HigherEducation Institutes by Prof. Mohd. Miyan,Former VC, MANUU.

Second day of the LeAP started with a lectureon Entrepreneurship and Incubation by Prof. M.Akbar of IIM, Lucknow. Former Secretary ofUGC Prof. G.D. Sharma addressed theaudience on the issue of Quality Assurance inHigher Education.

Prof. Girijesh Pant, Former VC, DoonUniversity delivered an important lecture on thetopic ' Contextual Complexity of ManagingEducational Institution in India. Last session ofthe second day ended with a lecture on StrategicPlanning for Higher Educational Institutions inIndiaby Prof Kavita Sharma, President, SouthAsian University, New Delhi.

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Before the student completes hisdegree, DKTE providing thestudents campus interviewplacements in many reputedcompanies around the world. DKTEhas underlined the lead in qualityeducation. AICTE President Dr. Anil

Sahastrabuddhe was speaking atthe programme of 'First GraduationDay' of DKTE's Textile andEngineering Institute.He insistedstudents and faculty to make use ofMOOC's platform by MHRD andcourses through SWAYAMprogramme of AICTE. Also he told

AICTE is promoting to adopt thecurriculum according to the need ofIndustry 4.0. For this AICTE iscentrally designing curriculum fortechnical education collaborativelywith industry.

This programme presided overthe founding president of DKTEorganization, HonorableKallappanna Awade. Director ofboard of examination and evaluationof Shivaji University Dr.M.A. Kakadesaid about the current opportunitiesfor the graduate students in digitalworld.

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President Shri Prakash Awadesaid,today's world is a digital world,face the challenges of digitalization,do research and progress.Prof.Dr.P.V. Kadole, Director, DKTEtook brief review of progress ofinstitute. At this time, a grandprocession was organized to honorthe degree holder students anddignitaries in the organizationpremises. After getting Autonomousstatus to DKTE, in the year 2017-18,The first batch of post graduatedegree students passed out. Thereare total 8 Post Graduationprogrammes in DKTE and 110students passed out from thesecourses. Along with this, at theceremony, B. Tech/B. E studentspassed in the year 2017-18 were alsoawarded the degree. Rankers were

felicitated with memento andcertificate. Miss.Padmashri.Barage, M.E. Mechanical wasfelicitated with gold medal for herFirst Rank in Shivaji University.Founder President ShriKallappannaAwade, Treasurer R. V.Ketkar, Hon Secretary Dr.SapanaAwade, Shri B.B. Kagwade&all trustee, ISTE Chairman Mr.Pratapsinh Desai, Board ofGovernance, member of academiccouncil, member of board of studies,representative from ShivajiUniversity, Principals fromdifference institutes, Dy. DirectorProf. Dr U. J. Patil, Prof. Dr. L. S.Admuthe, Controller ofExamination, Dr. R. A. Patil,Prof.Gokhale, Prof. Mrs. Dhang, Prof.Mrs Gurav anchored the event.

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P PSavani School of Engineering, aconstituent institute of P PSavaniUniversity, stationed at Kosamba,organized GUJCOST & DST, Govt.of Gujarat Sponsored Two DaysWorkshop on "Conquering GlobalChallenges: Safety, Quality &Environment" during March 01-02,2019 at the P PSavaniUniversitycampus. The workshop coveredthe topics such as Industrial Safetyfor Engineers, QualityRequirement in the context ofMechanical, Chemical, and CivilEngineering Industries, andEnvironment Audit Requirementsin Industries.The workshop was graced by theexperts from various Institutes ofrepute such as Mr. DishankOza,Dy. GM, Essar Power HaziraLimited, Hazira, Surat, Dr. SureshSharma, Vice Chairman, QualityCircle Forum of India, SuratChapter and Dr. Reshma Patel,Associate Professor, CivilEngineering Department, BVM

Engineering College, V V Nagar.Participants across the nationenthusiastically participated in theworkshop to avail the treasure ofknowledge delivered in theworkshop.Along with theobjective tointroduce Industrial Safety, Qualitycriteria for globalsustainability,Pollution control measuresinIndustry and an IndustrialVisit,the workshop also providedaplatform for the experts andparticipants to interact with theeminent experts form Industry andAcademia of the subject. Said Dr.

Niraj Shah, Dean, School ofEngineering after the workshop.P PSavani School of Engineering,under P PSavani University, offersB. Tech and Ph. D programs inComputer, IT, Chemical, Civil andMechanical Engineering. Theinstitute strives hard to be anEducation hub to impart qualityeducation with holisticdevelopment of thestudents.Moreover, the universitycampus is enriched with worldclass infrastructure, hi-tech labsand latest equipment to create anideal academic ambience.

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" This is team Kayass ,Oraganize a live musicalstory telling show ,focuses on a seriousmatter in a verydifferenat cool n funnyway , actually thesame way our youthtalks in these days ."KAYASS was born out ofdesire to prevent realhuman inside you from gettingextinct. In the pursuit of this objective theylaunched a web portal in 2016 tobring together like-minded peoplewho shared the same vision toencourage and promote art indifferent from.

Also then they started the liveevents by the name ofKAHANIWALA. This program was a grand successand coordinated by Asst. Prof.Arunika Johari and Asst. Prof.Manisha Lokhande.

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' The Yarishma and Eureka Club ' organized a Live Musical Story Telling Shownamed KAHANIWALA on 21 of Feb. 2019 in C.P. Tiwari Auditorium .

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A three-day technical festival"GRAVITON - 18" was organized in college

campus during 27 - 29 September 2018.

On International Women's Day(8th march 2019), the WomenEmpowerment Cell at MethodistCollege of Engineering andTechnology has organised a guestlecture to all girl students andwomen staff.

Guest speaker of the event wasDr.Lakshmi, Professor ofSociology, Retired Principal ofRBVRR Women's College.

The guest speaker mainlyspoke about this year's theme ofinternational women's day i.e;"Think equal, Build smart,Innovate for change". Shemotivated all women and girl

students to be knowledgeable,physically fit and mentallybalanced. She cautioned thestudents to be careful about socialmedia.

Dr. Lakshmipathi, Director ofthe Methodist college mentionedabout Women in spacetechnology, politics,sports andother personalities from India andencouraged the students to takeinspiration from them. On thisoccasion as appreciation thecollege

felicitated a IV BE , CSEstudent ,Ms. Vidya for herachievements.

International women's Day

Expert Lecture 'Bordering andRe-Bordering in Europe'

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Professor Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly,Professor at the University of Victoria(Canada) and Jean Monet Chair inInnovative Governance, delivered alecture on 'Bordering and Re-Bordering in Europe' on 7 March2019 at the Academy of InternationalStudies, JMI. He is one of the leadingexperts in the world on the newdiscipline of Border Studies and isDirector of the Borders inGlobalisation ResearchProgramme.

The speaker outlined the differingconcepts of 'borders', 'boundaries','borderlands', 'borderscaping'. Hepointed out that while the approachof the US to its borders in the Northwith Canada (with whom it shared acommon border agenda) variedfrom its approach to its border in theSouth with Mexico, its orientationwas broadly a realist one, while theEU followed a more constructivistapproach. He discussed how the EUhad taken over many of the functions

of states. The EU had moved awayfrom the concept of securitypropounded by the US that it hadshared with it after the Second WorldWar. If the EU army became a reality,it could either complement NATO, ormake the EU move away from NATOfrom within NATO.

Prof Brunet-Jailly spoke atinlength of Morocco, with which theEuropean Union had established arelationship that was ambivalent but

which suited both countries: fortrade and agricultural produce, inparticular, it was as if a part of EU,but for security purposes it was not.He spoke of the refugee crisis, thediffering policies of the member-states towards this crisis and ofBrexit.

Students and faculty asked manyquestions after the talk, to whichProfessor Brunet-Jailly gavedetailed answers.

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FIREROB (Autonomous FireFighting Robotic Vehicle) (Studentof Power Electronics EngineeringDepartment of VishwakarmaGovernment Engineering CollegeChandkheda developed projectbased on Design ThinkingTechnique) On March 16, 2019,Under the guidance of Prof. V.G.Patel, HOD, Power ElectronicsDepartment and Principal Dr. RajulK. Gajjar, Design Exhibition Day(DED-2019) for the students ofPower Electronics Will beorganized by Prof. N.D. Mehta andDr. A.M. Haque to increase thequality of the economic human-centered ideas developed byDesign Engineering Technique.Prof. Karmjitsinh Bihola from OpenDesign School GTU will be invitedto share his experience toassociated students with the designengineering for the their futurework.

According to Kishan Trivedi "Weare working under the guidance ofDr. A.M. Haque and Prof. NiravMehta. The idea of the projectdeveloped because many seriousaccidents, including fire andexplosions in industrialestablishments and dangerousareas in recent years. Wewitnessed large fire andleakage accidents aroundthe world on facilitieshandling dangeroussubstances such asnuclear power plants,flammable andharmful materials, oilrefineries, and chemicalfacilities with petroleumand gas tanks.

According to ChinmayPriyadarshi "In this project, the use ofARDUNO controller and RadioFrequency-Controlled technology tocontrol nozzle and pump-gripper.

Due to this fact,access to regular fire

fighting vehicles withcrew inside is not

possible, 360-Degree NightVision Cameras can also observe

the occurrence of the event bystaying at a safe distance from thespot. The FIREROB is able to enterinto the heart of fires, operate and

navigate reliable and recognisedifferent objects, fight fire andremove flammable or dangerousmaterials”.

According to Dhrumil Modi "Atpresent, we control the FIREROBusing the radio-frequency-driventechnology in the project, but thisrobot can also be used in future,even in the long run and at far

distance using the IOT. In addition tousing the Tantalum Carbide, thevehicle used to protect the body toensure the explosion of fire andtemperature at approximately 3,600degrees.”

According to Mehul Mistry “theprototype of this type of projectwhich we have taken intoconsideration can be developed atthe cost of Rs. 11000 and the devicesused for this project are easilyavailable in the market.” Dr. A. M.Haque (M. 99091 73750) says that"This project is designed to make thefire fighter safe and easy to work.This project is unmanned. With thehelp of this project firefighters canobserve the occurrence of theincident by staying at a safe distancefrom the spot and can control the fire.With this project, fire can becontrolled from fire and fires,chemicals and electric appliances,except for normal fire.”

An E-waste awareness workshop wasconducted at Sree Narayana Guru CollegeChempazhnathy, Trivandram. Studentswere introduced about e-waste and its safedisposal. Nearly 840 students participatedin the activity

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Students enjoyed 21 techno-culturalevents wherein 2500 studentsparticipated from various colleges ofChhattisgarh. The main attraction ofthis technical fest AGRESITA wasfamous EDM Night by internationalDJ groups of Mumbai 'Lost Stories'where students danced on theirremix music. Annual functionAlohomora was organised the nextday at sports complex wherestudents performed many culturaland western song and dance. Agroup of student performed dancebased on the life of Rani Laxmi Baiwhereas another group performedthe life journey through drama on thetheme 'Shunya'. Kavi ManankSharma paid homage to the Martyrsof Pulwama attack by his patrioticpoem 'Bharat ye rehna chaiye'.Students also performedChhattisgarhi dance by displayingChhattisgarhi culture and festival.Prof Nitin Jain presented the annualreport at the beginning of theprogramme. Chairman Shri NishantTripathi said that organizing suchfunctions are very important for theoverall development of students. Theprogramme was graced by ChiefGuest Shri Vikas Upadhyay (MLAwest), Shri MM Tripathi, ChairmanKrishna Group; Shri Anand Tripathi,Vice Chairman Krishna Group; Dr.Alok Kumar Jain, Principal SSIPMTRaipur and Smt. Suman Tripathi,Director JSCN.

Technical competition was conducted onsimple mechanism using mechanicallinkages available in the college premises.This competition was conducted on31/01/2018 & it was inaugurated by Drkarunamoorthy, academic administratorGCEM. - This completion intricate about theunderstanding of modern technicalknowledge and field of applications. FFiirrsstt PPrriizzee:: Varun Reddy-Elliptical TrammelSSeeccoonndd PPrriizzee: Raymond JoshuaTime management

EVENT CONDUCTED ON: 29.JAN.2018Orientation program was conducted for the6th and 4th sem students to learning how tomanage time effectively is an important skillfor students to master. But many studentsstruggle with finding the time to complete alltheir assignments, leading to overwhelmingfeelings of stress and frustration.

MOBILE USAGE- EVENT CONDUCTED ON:30.JAN.2018Orientation program was conducted for the6th and 4th sem students to Learning How theuse of mobile phone can they bebeneficial/boon for students to giveawareness that It would be completely wrongand unfair to assume that nothing good cancome out of using smart phones in class.

2. Industrial VisitThe students of third year, BE MechanicalEngineering Department accompanied by thedepartment staffs Mr. Raja, Asst. Prof and Mr. K.Arasukumar, Asst. Prof had visited the IntegralCoach Factory in Chennai in the month of May2017. Southfield Paints & Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.was Southfield Group's first company and wasestablished in 1972 by founder Chairman &Managing Director, Mr. S.S.Hegde, who hasvast experience in the coatings field

Gopalan Colleges, BangaloreKARNATAKA

Meerut Institute Of Engineering & TechnologyUttar Pradesh

Shri Shankaracharya Institute of ProfessionalManagement and Technology Raipur

Chhattisgarh

EVENT FILES 2017-18Annual Function

Technical competition Orientation program

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Innovative event Vishwakarma Government Engineering College Chandkheda

FIREROB (Autonomous Fire Fighting Robotic Vehicle)

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