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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY

NEW DELHI 110067 INDIA ESTD. 1989

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE

(1989-2016)

www.jnu.ac.in/HRDC

Ph.: 011-26742532, 26742566

[email protected]

UGC – HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

http://www.jnu.ac.in/HRDC

UGC-HRDC, JNU

The Human Resource Development Centre (formerly Academic Staff

College), JNU is India's premier institution for the up-gradation of

knowledge and skills of college and university teachers. An

intellectual nerve centre, the UGC - Human Resource Development

Centre at the Jawaharlal Nehru University was started in the year

1989. It has successfully completed 26 years and has emerged as a

major meeting ground of teachers in the country.

The UGC-HRDC, JNU plays an important role in capacity

building, knowledge enhancement and similar other

programmes with the objective of a holistic approach

focused on transformation of our institutions of higher

education to a more facilitating academic environment

conducive to innovations, creativity and quality advanced

learning and research.

Web link: http://www.jnu.ac.in/HRDC


UGC – HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY

NEW DELHI 110067 INDIA

Contents

Name of the University in which HRDC is established

Address, E-mail and Phone Nos.

Year of inception

No. of Courses approved and conducted since inception

Year wise no. of participants since inception

The objectives of the HRDC with the thrust areas

Major Achievements of the HRDC, JNU

Staff appointed in HRDC, JNU

Broad structure of the orientation/ programme/ Refresher Courses

Is Broad structure in line with UGC recommendations

Infrastructure facilities

Special Features of the HRDC, JNU

Year wise statement of funds received and utilized by the HRDC, JNU

The procedure adopted for evaluating the participants and grading of the participants since

inception

Is Advisory Committee constituted as per UGC norms (Yes/No)

The no. of meetings of the Advisory Committee held year wise

Ranking of HRDC by NAAC

Difficulties faced by HRDC, JNU

Future Vision of HRDC, JNU

Annexure 1 - List of topics/resource persons in Orientation courses 2015-2016

Annexure 2 - List of topics/resource persons in Refresher courses 2015-2016

Annexure 3 - List of Inaugural Lectures 2015-2016

Annexure 4a & 4b - Financial statements Plan VII-X

Annexure 5 - Financial statements Plan XI

Annexure 6a, 6b & 6c - Financial statements Plan XII

Estd.: 1989

www.jnu.ac.in/HRDC

Ph.: 011-26742532, 26742566

[email protected]

Performance Evaluation Questionnaire Presentation

1989-2016


HRDC (Formerly Academic Staff College), JNU was established in 1989

It was in a temporary building at Old Campus that was rented out from the Govt. of India from 1989 till December, 2003

HRDC, JNU shifted to new campus (present building) in December, 2003

New campus

1.0-3.0. UGC – Human Resource Development Centre

Jawaharlal Nehru University

www.jnu.ac.in/HRDC

Ph.: 011-26742532, 26742566

[email protected]


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Enhance knowledge and skills of college and university teachers across the

country with interdisciplinary approach

We also aim to train those teachers who come from institutions with abysmally poor infrastructure and low quality education

We focus on transformation of our institutions of higher education to a more

facilitating academic environment conducive to innovations, creativity, quality advanced learning and encourage research through high level pedagogic and research training

Main target groups identified for capacity building, knowledge enhancement

and skills development include: Faculty members in institutions of higher learning engaged in teaching and research, Teacher Educators, Key non-academic functionaries in institutions of higher learning for better

governance and to facilitate efficient use of various fast growing ICT resources and

application and Research scholars

6.0. Objectives of HRDC, JNU

6.1. Thrust Areas with no. of Refresher Courses organized

History 35

Sociology 37

Political Science 42

Economics 51

Life Sciences 21

Biotechnology 16

Environmental Sciences 20

Computer & System Sciences 18

Physical Sciences 14

Up-to-date information about HRDC activities on the JNU website

Automated application process

Thorough screening/short-listing procedure for large number of applications by

Screening Committee, for equal representation from every State, reaching different

segments of the society and deserving individuals

Dynamic and innovative administration with collective decision making

Continual internal review of Academics and Administration

Interactive sessions with the Faculty trainees are done throughout the course to

get their feedback and suggestions on their needs and changes incorporated in the

curriculum accordingly

Introduced/covered innovative topics like Massive Open Online Courses

(MOOC), Web Design, Latest Research Methods, IPR, Global infectious

diseases/vaccines, HIV, Plagiarism, Cyber Security, Ethics in Research,

Teaching Methodologies, Project and Manuscript writing, ICT, Bioinformatics,

National Integration, Project Finance Management, Drug Designing, Mendeley

with hands on training, Critical discussion on Films, Arts and Aesthetics,

Gender Sensitization and Disaster Management, e-governance etc.

Organized field based study trips for the participants to biodiversity parks, visit to

IUAC (Inter-University Accelerator Centre, visit to the parliament and Heritage

sites

7.0. Major Achievements of the HRDC, JNU

Contd…

Imparts soft skills to enthuse and impart new knowledge/research output. Link the

core to the emerging disciplines, so that the teachers’ existing knowledge skills do

not become obsolete with an aim to familiarize different stakeholders on

emerging frontiers of knowledge, systems and policies both theoretical and

practical

Providing core research facilities; latest and advanced analytical instruments in

the application areas of interdisciplinary sciences to the users with hands on

training

Encourage participating faculty to visit different departments and interact with

the faculty members and encourage them to develop joint research projects with

individual faculty members

Open to International academia. International scholars travelling in India are

invited well in advance to learn and interact with the participants from all across the

country thereby giving a very elevated feeling to the participants from remote

corners of the country

Training programs for non-teaching staff

Academic and Financial audit is done on a regular basis

All HRDC, JNU data computerized both Financial and Academic since 1997

A special cleanliness-cum-beautification drive to weed out obsolete files/news

papers and archived the old files that enabled us to optimize a lot of space

7.0. Major Achievements of the HRDC, JNU contd.

8.0. Staff appointed in HRDC, JNU

Faculty Administrative

Prof. Rentala Madhubala,

Ph.D., FNAMS., F.N.A.Sc., F.A.Sc., F.N.A

Director (On Deputation)

Professor, School of Life Sciences, JNU

Prof. Sharad K. Soni, PhD

*Dy. Director (On Deputation)

Professor, Centre for Inner Asian Studies, School of

International Studies, JNU

Assistant Professor

(Post Advertised)

*Dr. Rakesh Batabyal Dy. Director ( 2008-2015 ) on

lien (11th May 2015 to 11th May 2016)

appointed as Associate Professor Centre for Media

Studies, JNU

Ms. Leshiru TH, Post Graduate

Section Officer

Mr. R. Duraipandi, PhD

Librarian

Mr. R.K. Dedha, Post Graduate

Assistant

Mr. Y. S. Negi, 12th

Assistant

Mrs. Neha Dogra, Graduate

Steno

Mr. Gaurav, Post Graduate

Computer Assistant

Mr Ram Prasad, 8th Std.

Office Attendant

Mr. Prakash, 12th Std

*Hostel Attendant(Contractual)

*Post to be advertised

8.1. Directors

1. Prof. R. Madhubala School of life Sciences, JNU

01.05.2014 - Present

2. Prof. R. N. Menon School of Language, Literature & Cultural

Studies, JNU

17.12.2012 - 30.04.2014

3. Prof. Rakesh Bhatnagar

School of Biotechnology

24.10.2011 - 30.11.2012

4. Prof. Velerian Rodrigues Center for Political Studies, SSS, JNU

18.08.2011 - 21.10.2011

5. Prof. Rupamanjari Ghosh School of Physical Sciences, JNU

18.08.2009 - 17.08.2011

6. Prof. Kunal Chakrabarti Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU

18.08-2005 - 17.08.2009

7. Prof. P.M Kulkarni Centre for the Study of Regional

Development, SSS, JNU

30.04.2004 - 17.08.2005

8. Prof. Aditya Mukherjee Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU

15.03.2000 - 29.04.2004

9 . Prof. Kunal Chakrabarti Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU

15.03.1999 - 14.03.2000

10. Prof. Aditya Mukherjee Centre for Historical Studies, SSS,

JNU

30.04.1997 - 14.03.1999

11. Prof. Dipankar Gupta Centre for the Study of Social Systems, SSS,

JNU

01.08.1996 - 29.04.1997

12. Prof. K.L Sharma School of Social Sciences, JNU

01.02.1993 - 31.07.1996

13. Prof. Kuldeep Mathur Centre for Political Studies,SSS, JNU

22.07.1991 - 31.01.1993

14. Prof. P.A.N Murthy Centre for East Asian Studies, JNU

08.01.1991 - 21.07.1991

15. Prof. Kuldeep Mathur Centre for Political Studies,SSS, JNU

09.10.1989 - 07.01.1991

16. Prof. A. Kundu Centre for the Study of Regional


20.01.1989 - 08.10.1989

The orientation program is designed to focus on some broad areas of knowledge, spanning a few

allied disciplines to make teachers an agent of socioeconomic change and put them in centre stage

of national development as per the UGC guidelines

The program structure covers the following components:

Higher education policy, ethics, gender, marginalized communities, plagiarism etc

Role of Intellectual Property rights and IP Licensing involving a host of stakeholders from

public private and non-governmental sectors

Issues related to Environment and topics that are of National and International interests in

recent years. Discussion on topics like, Genetically Modified (GM plants), Crop

improvement, WTO, Economic policy and its National and International impact, History

of Science and Social Sciences, Nutritional & Nutraceutical Sciences to tackle nutrition-

related problems in the food, Pharmaceutical and Natural Health product industries both

for health promotion as well as disease treatment and prevention etc

Experts are called to give special lectures/hands on training on these topics

Issues concerning service matters of teachers (API score, Finance management)

Broad cross discipline topics to motivate the trainees for development of interdisciplinary

understanding and interest including basic legal awareness

Research Methodology, Communication Skills, Information Technology and Cyber

Security

Microteaching and Topics on broad understanding of various subjects with recent global

trends and developments

*List of topics/resource persons in Orientation courses 2015-2016 is attached Annexure 1

9.1. Broad structure of Orientation Program

The Refresher courses are discipline specific with advanced developments in

an identified subject under the concerned broad area

The course structure is framed so as to enable the participants of relevant

disciplines to work and learn together; the application of new knowledge for

industrial and social developments

The goal is to equip and motivate the participants with advanced knowledge to

accept challenges of quality teaching and research in their specific disciplines

Interdisciplinary courses involving multiple disciplines are conducted keeping

in mind the background of the faculty trainees

The resource faculty/persons are drawn from all the Centre/Schools of the JNU

as well as other prestigious institutions in and around Delhi like IIT, ICSSR,

NII, IIMC, AIIMS, Delhi University, DST,DBT, Ambedkar University etc

HRDC, JNU brings to its participants most distinguished and well experienced

faculty as resource persons who had the latest information on the topic, were in

a position to provide a sort of trend report, offered critical comments and had a

solid interdisciplinary outlook which was essential for addressing a mixed

audience

*List of topics/resource persons in different refresher courses 2015-2016 is attached Annexure 2

9.2. Broad structure of Refresher Courses

HRDC, JNU strictly adheres to the UGC recommendations.

10.0. Is Broad structure in line with UGC recommendations

a) HRDC, JNU has its own separate Administrative building with 3 classrooms , 1 office for

staff and 3 rooms for the faculty members, in house library, 4 rest rooms (2 for men & 2

for women), 1 conference room, coordinator room, canteen, pantry, computer room,

visitor’s room, housing for the Dy. Director and Director

b) A newly constructed Guest house with eight rooms

c) List of equipments procured by HRDC, JNU

11.0. Infrastructure facilities

Sl.No. Equipment Quantity

1 Air Cooler 7

2 Air-Conditioner 25

3 Aquagaured 8

4 Bain Merry for Mess 2

5 CD Player 1

6 Computer 62

7 Digital Voice Recorder 1

8 Fax 3

9 Geyser 57

10 Grass Cutting Machine 2

11 Heat Convector 16

12 Interactive Board 1

13 Invertor 4

14 Laptop 2

15 Microwave Oven 1

16 Modem 3

17 PA System 6 Contd…

Sl.No. Equipment Quantity

18 Photocopier 2

19 Printer 18

20 Projector (LCD) 7

21 Projector (Overhead) 2

22 Projector (Slide) 3

23 Projector Screen (motorized) 4

24 Scanner 2

25 Server 2

26 Set Top Box (for TV) 2

27 Tape Recorder 1

28 Television 2

29 Typewriter 2

30 UPS 26

31 VCP 1

32 Washing Machine 1

33 Water Cooler 3

34 Water Dispenser 1

A dedicated computer laboratory (since 2005) with 34 functional computers

connected with UPS and back-up power system and 11 printers are

available

MS-Office, Adobe reader, Antivirus kaspersky SPSS MENDELEY s/w,

Plagiarism software and grammerly are available online from the JNU

central library, Advanced software for scientific/ structural/ Bioinformatics/

Computer Science are available with the individual schools at the university.

Participants attend hands-on training at these centres

Audio/Video facility

11.0. Infrastructure facilities contd.

Contd…

d) The number of book and journals procured: 4789 books, the books have been catalogued and classified subject wise

e) Journals or other research material being published by the HRDC

“The Idea of Identity” : Prof. C.P. Bhambri

ASC Foundation Day Lecture Series: Published January 2010

f) Reading material created by HRDC, JNU:

Course Reading material printed for the participants of Refresher & Orientation Program

Handouts, compilation of course materials and relevant books are provided to the participants

Compilation of Articles and Lectures of Resource Persons. We are working on hosting these lectures on the JNU web server so that the lectures are accessible to all.

Digitized course wise lectures are available in the HRDC library on CDs.

Access to the JNU central library available to the participants 24x7 including access to e-journals.

11.0. Infrastructure facilities contd.

Inaugural lectures by renowned personalities, Vice chancellors, Directors of Institutes

etc., (list enclosed Annexure 3)

Active participation of JNU faculty members as coordinators and resource faculty

Advanced tools and methodologies are adopted for lectures and interactions (e.g.

Computer aided teaching)

Access to Advanced Instrumentation Research Facility (AIRF) and hands on

training/workshops on advance technologies

Access to JNU Central Library and access to INFLIBNET/DELNET through the

university library

Interactive sessions with the Vice Chancellor/Rector on the last day of the course to get

feedback from the participants

Feedback on the curriculum obtained from the participants and resource persons is

compiled and changes incorporated on the basis of the feedback

Provide an opportunity to participating faculty to interact and develop joint research

projects with JNU faculty members

Exposure to the International faculty visiting JNU

Free Wi-Fi access given to the participants

Access to University Health Centre

Bird watching trip, visit to Biodiversity park, visit to IUAC, visit to Parliament

Introduced Yoga classes thrice a week for the participants

12.0. Special Features of the HRDC, JNU

~9.0 Lac

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*Plan VII-X : Rs 2,76,536/- Ch. No. 060646 dt. 20.7.09 refunded as unspent balance ( Annexure 4a & 4b)

*Plan XII : Rs. 95,91,266/- Balance yet to be released by the UGC (Annexure 6a, 6b & 6c)

Plan XI (Annexure 5)

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14.0. The procedure adopted for evaluating the participants

and grading of the participants since inception

Criteria:

A: 75 per cent and above

B: 60 per cent to less than 75 per cent

C: 50 per cent to less than 60 per cent

D: Below 50 per cent

Percentage wise distribution of grades in Orientation Courses and Refresher Courses 2005-2016

Total marks fixed at 100 and distributed as:

I. Multiple-choice objective tests 30

II. Seminars/participant presentation 15

III. Project/survey/others 20

IV. Micro-teaching/participation 10

V. Holistic response 25

(Punctuality, regularity, initiative, conduct,

responsiveness, etc.)

15.0. Advisory Committee 2014-2016

The Advisory Committee of HRDC, JNU has been constituted as per UGC norms

Chairman Member Secretary

Prof. M Jagadesh Kumar Prof. Rentala Madhubala

(Vice Chancellor, (Director, HRDC

Jawaharlal Nehru University) Professor, School of Life Sciences

Jawaharlal Nehru University)

UGC Nominee Special Invitee

Prof. Umesh Rai Mr. Rakesh Kumar Verma

(Director, University of Delhi south Campus) (Finance Officer, Jawaharlal Nehru

University) &

Mr. Pramod Kumar

(Registrar, Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Members

Prof. Talat Ahmad (Vice-Chancellor, Jamia Millia Islamia).

Prof. Himadari B. Bohidar (Chairperson, Special Centre for Nano Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Prof. Rajni Kant ( Director, UGC-HRDC, University of Jammu)

Prof. Rama V. Baru (Centre for Social Medicine and Community Health , School of Social Sciences

Jawaharlal Nehru University).

Prof. Ira Bhaskar (Dean , School of Arts & Aesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University)

Prof. Y. Narasimhulu (Director, UGC-HRDC , University of Hyderabad)

WebLink:- http://www.jnu.ac.in/HRDC/AdvisoryCommittee.html

http://www.jnu.ac.in/HRDC/AdvisoryCommittee.html

Year No. of Advisory Committee meetings held Date of AC Meeting

1988-89 1 1st Advisory Committee meeting 20-02-1989

1989-90 2 2nd & 3rd Advisory Committee meeting 09-08-1989, 07-03-1990

1990-91 1 4th Advisory Committee meeting 27-12-1990














2009-10 2 18th & 19th Advisory Committee meeting 01-07-2009, 24-02-2010


2012-13 1 21st Advisory Committee meeting 17-08-2012

2015-16 1 22nd Advisory Committee meeting 11-05-2015

16.0. The no. of meetings of the Advisory Committee held year wise

Advisory Committee members from JNU have been continuously

consulted on various issues for suggestions and advice

NAAC observations were submitted in March 2012

17.0. Ranking of HRDC by NAAC

NAAC Observation/ Appreciation Dynamic and innovative administration with Collective decision making

Continual internal review of Academics and Administration

Up-to-date information about ASC activities on the website

Automated application process

Open to international academia

NAAC Suggestions/ recommendations Action taken

Limited guest house facility for Resource person A new guest house with eight rooms has been

constructed

Inadequate number of permanent staff All the UGC-sanctioned administrative posts have

been filled except hostel attendant

Opportunities for organizing need based courses

for doctoral, post-doctoral, M.Phil and Research

scholars

Need-based courses for fellows are organized by all

Schools of JNU, HRDC, JNU provides logistics

support to other Schools/Centres of JNU that

conducts such courses

Scope for organization of more need based STC Few applicants for the need based STC as such

courses are not required for API Score

We have taken cognizance of all suggestions/recommendations given by

NAAC in 2012, as can be seen from the presented data

HRDC, JNU always adhered to UGC guidelines, thus did not face any difficulty in fulfilling its objectives

Less applicants for short-term courses and workshops and Teachers Educator Program

No mechanism to know the applicability of the knowledge gained by the Faculty trainees at HRDC-JNU on their return to their respective college/university

We would look forward to UGC for timely release of required funds so that we can conduct courses smoothly

To make HRDC, JNU disabled friendly by installing elevator in the administrative building

18.0. Difficulties faced by HRDC, JNU

HRDC-JNU visualizes itself as an emerging major centre within the university system, for Innovation, Quality Knowledge Production and Dissemination

1. HRDC-JNU proposes to be a major Centre for Teachers Educator Program (TEP):

a) Orientation program for Teachers of Department of Education in Universities and colleges

b) Will be conducted in coordination with Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies(ZHCES), JNU

c) The Course structure would include :

I. Social Science Perspectives of Education and Society: An Introduction

II. Philosophical perspectives on education and knowledge systems

III. History of school and higher education: Exploring historical sources of data on education, Indigenious and modern/colonial education, educational debates, Wood's Dispatch and Hunter Commission Reports, National Education, etc.

IV. Sociological concerns in education: Issues of diversity, equity, and exclusion; educational organizations, gender and education; politics and ideology of education

V. Human cognition, learning and subjectivity in diverse cultural-linguistic contexts: Social- Psychological perspectives

VI. Self and affective processes in academic contexts in India

VII.Economics of Education: Issues in human capital theory, skill development and globalization.

VIII.Education policy, practices and effects.

IX. Textbook, Curriculum and Pedagogy: Social, Psychological and Historical Perspectives

X. Democracy and Education

XI. Comparative education and its relevance to the study of national educational systems.

XII.Educational Research: Methods, tools and paradigms

19.0. Future Vision of HRDC, JNU

Contd…

2. FKRC (Frontiers of Knowledge Research Centre) where teachers from across the

country could be brought with fellowship to facilitate their on-going research in

collaboration with the JNU faculty

3. Orientation program for the administrators: Provide training to administrative

staff

4. Short term courses/ Workshops for post doctoral fellows to be made mandatory

for the UGC Kothari fellows, Govt. of India supported post doctoral fellows. This is

absolutely essential to train the young post doctoral fellows on teaching methodologies.

As these PDF are good in research but need to be trained in teaching methodologies. It

is envisaged that this mission would enable to build a strong professional cadre of

teachers

5. To create a self sustaining model for training teachers/ university faculty from private

institutions and the institutions should be given accreditation by UGC only after their faculty

members have attended the courses at HRDCs. The private institutions could be charged fees for

training their faculty members.

6. To be recognized as Regional Centre for Capacity Building in the country as HRDC, JNU

has all the capabilities/infrastructure required to discharge the expected functions of RCCB.

19.0. Future Vision of HRDC, JNU Contd.

UGC – Human Resource Development Centre

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

96th Orientation Course 24th August – 18th September, 2015

Course coordinator: Prof. Vaishna Narang Centre for Linguistics, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, JNU Email: [email protected], [email protected]

List of Resource Persons

Name Topic Contact Details

Prof. B. B. Bhatacharya

Former, Vice Chancellor,

JNU

Inaugural speech A-44, SarveSanjhi Apartments, Plot-

8, Sector -9, Dwarka , New Delhi

Email: [email protected]

Prof. K. Suresh Kumar “Introduction to Intellectual

Properties - A broad perspective”

TIFAC, Dept. of Science &

Technology

Visvakarma Bhawan

Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg, New Delhi

110067.

Prof. R. C Sharma 1. Ethics in Indian

Philosophical Tradition

2. Language and Brain:

Evolutionary Perspective

Dept. of Linguistics, University of

Delhi


Prof. Vaishna Narang “On Ethics in Research in Higher

Education”

Centre for Linguistics

School of Language, Literature and

Culture Studies, JNU, New Delhi

110067

Email: [email protected],

[email protected]

Prof. S. P. Ganguly “Literature & Society in the Latin

American”

C.R. Park

K-2077, New Delhi 110019


Dr. Rakesh Batabyal “Media & Society” Media Centre

SSS, JNU, New Delhi


Dr. Salonee Priya 1. “EAW- Literature Review,

Paraphrasing &

Summarization skills

Institute of Information Technology

& Management

Janakpuri, New Delhi 110058

mailto:[email protected]




2. “Manuscript writing,

Referencing and citation”


Prof. Deepak Kumar 1. “Knowledge Society:

Historical Reflections”

Zakhir Husain Centre for Educational

Studies

SSS_II, JNU, New Delhi

Email : [email protected]

Dr. Poonam Natarajan

“On Disability and RTE” National Trust for welfare of Person

with Autism

Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation

and Multiple Disabilities,

16 B, Bada Bazar Marg, Old

Rajendra Nagar,

New Delhi 110060


Ms. Ritu Nidhi Jha 1. Website Design and

Development

2. Web Technology Hands -

on

Communication and Information

Services

JNU, New Delhi 67

Email [email protected]

Dr. Sanjeev Kumar 1. Use of ICT for paper

writing & Presentation

2. Issues in Data sharing and

Data Management cyber

security


Services

JNU, New Delhi 67


Dr. D. Raghunandan

Chairman

1. Protection of Environment

: a social responsibility

2. Science in Public Policy”

Delhi science society


Prof. Anjani Kumar Sinha

“communication Skills: Oral” Dept. of Linguistics,

Delhi University, Delhi


Prof. Sushil Kumar Jha 1. Ethics in Higher Education

& Research

2. Research on animal subject

School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi


Prof. H. C. Narang 1. Literature & Politics:

Indian Context

2. Composite Culture of India

68, Deshanpuram, JNU, New Delhi


Prof. Ajay Patnaik “Eurasian Geopolitics” School of International Studies, JNU

New Delhi

Prof. Babu Thaliath “Aprotic and Fundamental

Research”

Centre for German Studies

SLL&CS, JNU, New Delhi

Email ; [email protected]

Dr. Ramesh Gour 1. Library Orientation,

2. Intro. To Ref. Management

Tools,

3. Hands on Mendley

Centre Librarian , JNU







4. Plagiarism, Turnitin &

Ethenticate

Dr. Dhananjay Singh 1. Indian Theatre:

Theoretical & Historical

Perspective

2. Philosophy of Research

Methods

Centre for English Studies

SLL& CS, JNU

New Delhi 67


Prof. Deepti Gupta On Writing skills-for Higher

Education

Dept. of English & Culture Studies,

Punjab University, Chandigarh


Dr. Sunita Reddy 1. On Disaster Management

Research

2. On issues in Public Health

Centre for Social Medicine &

Community Health, SSS-II, JNU


Prof. Mondira Dutta 1. “Soc. Sciences &

Humanities Research

Ethical & Standard

Procedures”

2. “On Gender issues”

School of International Studies, JNU,

New Delhi


Dr. S. C. Malik 1. Ethical issues in Human

Research

2. Consenting process in

Human Research

C-111, 2nd

Floor

New Rajender Nagar,

New Delhi 110060


Prof. R. Gargesh 1. Language and Education

Policy

2. English in Higher

Education


SD-386, Tower Apartments,

Pitampura, Delhi


Dr. Sanjay Bhardwaj “Indian and its Neighborhood” South Asian Studies, SIS,JNU


Prof. O.N. Kaul 1. On Linguistic diversity and

unity in Indian Context 2. On endangered Languages


Prof. Ranjan Kumar “Quantitative Research Methods

& Statistical analysis”

School of International Studies,

JNU, New Delhi 67


Prof. K. Srinivas “Designing , Transacting and

Accessing Online Courses using

Moodle MOOC Platform”

17-B, Sri Aurbindo Marg

NCERT, Campus, New Delhi

110016


Prof. Prachin K.

Ghodajkar

“HIV and Communicable

Diseases”

Centre for social Medicine &

Community Health, JNU

Email: [email protected] ,

[email protected]

Dr. Andrew Lynn “Open source & Statistical School of Computational and




mailto:Email:%[email protected]




mailto:Email:%20%[email protected]


package” Integrative Sciences, JNU


Prof. Amita Singh “Legal issues arising out of

unethical Research”

Centre for Law & Governance, JNU,

New Delhi


Prof. SK. Ishtiaque

Ahmed

1. “Iran & India: Cultural

History”

2. “Language and Culture in

International

Collaboration: Iran &

India”

Centre for Persian Studies, SLL&CS,

JNU, New Delhi


Prof. Rajnish Mishra “Indian Intellectual Traditions”

Special Centre for Sanskrit Studies,

JNU, New Delhi.


Prof. Manoj Pant “Discussion on API role and

responsibility of IQAC”

Centre for International Trade &

Development, Jawaharlal Nehru

University, New Delhi

Prof. Madhumita

Chakraborty

“Servicing conditions of Teacher

& API”

Dept. of English, Zakhir Hussian

College University of Delhi, Delhi

Email:[email protected]


UGC – Human Resource Development Centre Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

97th Orientation Course

5th October – 30th October, 2015

Course coordinator: Dr. Rakesh Batabyal, Centre for Media Studies, School of Social Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected], [email protected] Dr. Bhawati Das Associate Professor, Centre for the Study of Regional Development School of Social Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected]

List of resource persons

Name Topic Contact Details Prof. Pramath Raj

Sinha

“Higher Education in India: Vision

2030”

Founder & Trustee, Ashoka University


Dr. Vikram Singh “Holistic Development” Asst. Director, Physical Education JNU


Dr. R. Duraipandi “Library Orientation” Asst. Librarian, UGC-HRDC, JNU


Dr. Rakesh Batabyal “Communicating learning:

Microteaching I”

Centre for Media Studies, School of

Social Sciences, JNU


[email protected]

Dr. Bhaswati Das “Communicating learning:

Microteaching II”

Centre for the Study of Regional

Development ,School of Social Sciences

,JNU


Prof. Anil Choudhary “Communicating learning:

Microteaching III-IV”

124 A/6, katwaria Saria, New Delhi 16


Prof. V. Subramanian 1. “Introduction to

Environmental Issues.”

2. “Current Environmental

Issues”

218, Munirka Vihar, New Delhi


Prof. Kumkum

Srivastava

“Methods of Teaching Culture:

Sufis”

Janki Devi Memorial College, University

of Delhi, New Delhi








Dr. Nandita Narain “Issues of Teaching and Teachers:

Service Conditions in the

Universities”

Dept. of Mathematics, St. Stephen’s

College, University of Enclave, Delhi


Prof. Rizwan Qaiser “Universities and the Nation” Dept. of History & Culture, Jamia Millia

Islamia, New Delhi


Dr. B. R. Deepak 1. “China Today:1

Agrarian Issues”

2. “China Today: II

Power Dynamics”

Centre for Chinese & South East Asian

Studies, SIS, JNU, New Delhi


Prof. Shireen Moosvi “Women & Society” Aligarh Muslim University


Prof. Prakash Nanda “India in the world Today:

Geopolitics”

Editor-IN Chief, Uday India

B-84, West Vinod Nagar, I.P. Extension,

Patparganj, Delhi-110092.


[email protected]

Prof. Purshottam

Agarwal

“Idea of India” B-5A, Ground Floor,

Kailash Colony, New Delhi


Ms. Dipa Dixit “Sexual harassment at Work

Place: The legal dimension”

Former Member, NCPCR

C/o Justice R. Sakhdkar

(Near Tilak Marg, Police Station)

New Delhi 110001


Dr. A.K.

Mukhopadhyaya

“Policy of research in Science and

Technology: priorities today”

Dept. of Science & Technology,

Technology Bhawan, New Mehrauli

Road, New Delhi 16


Prof. Chintamani

Mahapatra

“The US in the Word Affairs” Centre for Canadian, US & Latin

American Studies, JNU, New Delhi


Ms. Ritu Nidhi Jha “Website Design & Development” Communication and Information

Services, JNU


Prof. Aditya

Mukherjee

“Developmental Strategies in

India”

Centre for Historical Studies, JNU, New

Delhi


Prof. Vinay

Srivastava

“Research Methodology” Dept. of Anthropology, Delhi University,

Delhi


Prof. Bhagat Oinam “Morality in Society: Some

Theoretical issues”

Centre for Philosophical Studies, School

of Social Sciences ,JNU, New Delhi




[email protected]

Dr. Saumen

Chattopadhyay

“Economics of Education” Zakhir Hussian Centre for Educational

Studies, JNU, New Delhi


Prof. Satya P. Gautam

1. “Philosophy & Education”

2. “Teaching at UG & PG

Level”

Centre for Philosophy, JNU, New Delhi


Prof. Amit Dinda “Health: Challenges in Medical

Education”

All India Institute of Medical Sciences,

Aurbindo Marg, New Delhi


Prof. K. Suresh

Kumar

“Intellectual Property Rights” TIFAC, Dept. of Science& Technology,

Visvakarma Bhawan, Shaheed Jeet Singh

Marg, New Delhi


Prof. Manoj Kumar

Singh

“Virtual Teaching” All India Institute of Medical Sciences,

Aurbindo Marge, New Delhi


Prof. Deepak Kumar “Science and Society” Zakhir Hussian Centre for Educational

Studies, JNU, New Delhi

Email :[email protected]

Dr. Susmita Dasgupta Dy. Chief Economist, ERU,GOI

301, Aurbindo Place, Hauz Khas, New

Delhi


Prof. Mirdula

Mukherjee

“Modern India: Perspective from

teaching History”

Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU.

New Delhi


Prof. E.Huq

“Preparing group research” Kirti Appartment, 303, Mayur Vihar,

Delhi


Prof. R. P. Singh 1. “Ethical Issues in

Research”.

2. “Introduction to Indian

Philosophy”

Centre for Philosophical Studies, JNU,

New Delhi


Prof. Anand Kumar “Democracy in India: Challenges

and Opportunity”

Centre for the Study of Social Systems,

SSS-II, JNU, New Delhi


Dr. Dipendra Nath

Das

“API” Centre for the Study of Regional

Development, SSS-I, JNU,, New Delhi

Dr. S. Prabhakar “Cyber Crime”

Dr. Radha kanta Barik “Transparency Institution &

Pedagogy”

Indian Institute of Public Administration

Indraprastha Estate

Mahatma Gandhi Marg






I.P. Estate, New Delhi


Prof. Sakarma

Somyaji

“Displacement and

Rehabilitation”

Former Head

TERI

C-58, Parvana Apartment

Mayur Vihar, Phase – I, Delhi – 110091


Dr. Padmini Pani “Land Degradation and

development”

Centre for Study of Regional

Development, JNU


Prof. T. K. Oommen “Valedictory Lecture” 85, National Media Centre Campus,

Nathupura, Gurgaon Haryana – 22





16th November – 11th December, 2015

Course coordinators: Prof. Arun K. Atri School of Environmental Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected] , [email protected] Prof. Narendra Kumar Centre for Political Studies, School of Social Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected] , [email protected]



Prof. Rajen Harshe Inaugural Lecture on

“Globalization and

International relations”

Visiting Professor, Department of

International Relations, Faculty of Social

Sciences, South Asian University, New

Delhi, 110021


Prof. Suresh Kumar “Introduction to Intellectual

Property Rights”

TIFAC

Department of Science & Technology

‘A’ Wing, Vishwakarma Bhavan

Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg

New Delhi 110016


Prof. A P Dimri “Monsoon Prediction and

Indian Agriculture”

School of Environmental Sciences,


New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Prof. Ira Bhaskar 1. “Evaluation of Indian

Films since

Independence Part - I”

2. “Evaluation of Indian

Films since

Independence Part –

II”,

School of Arts & Aesthetics


New Delhi - 110067











Prof. Y. S. Alone

“Politics of Neo Buddhist

Imagery”



New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Prof. C. K. Varshney

“Importance of Biodiversity to

Human Development”

Professor Emeritus, School of

Environmental Sciences, JNU

88, Vaishali, Pitampura

Delhi – 110034


Prof. Manoj Pant

1. “Existing API Rules”

2. “How API Rules can

be improved?

Centre for International Trade &

Development


New Delhi - 110067

Mr. Sohail Hashmi

1. “Time to Talk

Cabbages and Kings”

2. “How to Look at

Medieval Structures”

A-4, R. V. House

111/9, Kishangarh

Aruna Asaf Ali Marg

New Delhi - 110070


Prof. B. S. Chimni

“Human Rights & Current

Refugees Crisis”

Centre for International Legal Studies

School of International Studies


New Delhi – 110067


Prof. D. K. Lobiyal

“Emerging Challenges in

Communication Technology”

School of Computer & System Sciences


New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Mr. Rajkumar

Bhardwaj

“Role of Media in National

Development”

C/o S. K. Chauhan

Old 430/4, Block 95,

House No. 122, Jacobpura Gurgaon

Haryana – 1222001


Prof. C. P. Bhambri “Democracy and Democratic

Process in India”

Sector -D, Pocket 7/8, FlatNo.8094

First Floor, Vasant Kunj

New Delhi -110070

Prof. Anupama Roy

“Electoral Changes and

Election Commission of India”

Centre for Political Studies

School of Social Sciences










[email protected]

Prof. H. C. Narang

“Creative Writing and Writing

Creatively”

68, Dakshinapuram, JNU Campus



Prof. Ram Singh

“Land Acquisition in India” Department of Economics

Delhi School of Economics

University of Delhi

Delhi-110 007


Prof. V. Rajamani

“Water Resources &

Challenges before us”

1209, Sector-A

Pocket-B Vasant Kunj

New Delhi


Prof. Sudha Pai

“Identity Politics” Rector - I




[email protected]

Prof. Gordon McOuat

“History of the Experiment” Director, History of Science and

Technology

Programme, University of King's College

Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Advanced

Study, Jawaharlal Nehru University

New Delhi 110067

Prof. C. P. Bhambri

“Democracy and Political

Process”

Sector -D, Pocket 7/8, FlatNo.8094

First Floor, Vasant Kunj

New Delhi -110070

Prof. S K Tandon

“Indian Science: Past and

future”

A-2, 29/31, Chhatra Marg

University of Delhi

Delhi – 110 007


Ms. Ritu Jha 1. “Concept of Web

Designing”

2. “ Demonstration in

Web Designing”

Communication and Information Services

JNU, New Delhi


Dr. Ramesh Guar “Plagiarism: its dictation and

avoidance”

University Librarian

Jawaharlal Nehru University,

New Meharuli Road,








Prof. Arun K. Attri

“Contemporary Climate

Challenges”

School of Environmental Sciences

JNU, New Delhi - 110067

Email: [email protected];

[email protected]

Prof. Chintamani

Mahapatra

“Changing role of US in

global order and restructuring

of UN”

CCUS & LAS

School of International Studies, JNU



[email protected]

Prof. Sanjay Pandey “Separatism in the Periphery

of India: Understanding Naga

Problem”

Centre for Russian and Central Asian

Studies



New Delhi - 110067

Shri Shankar Dhar

“Financial Rules for Serving

People”

Deputy Finance Officer

JNU, New Delhi- 1100067


[email protected]

Prof. A L Ramanathan

“Anthropogenic induced

changes in the dynamics of

Oceans”


JNU, New Delhi – 1100067


[email protected]

Prof. Bhagat Oinam

“Morality in Society”

Centre for Philosophy

SSS, JNU

New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Prof. Santosh

Mehrotra

“Preventing & Eradicating

Poverty”

Centre for Informal Sector & Labour

Studies

SSS, JNU, New Delhi - 110067


Prof. R. Ramaswamy

“Role of Women Scientist and

their contribution”

School of Physical Sciences



Prof. S S Jodhka

“Idea of India and diversity”

Centre for the Study of Social Systems

SSS, JNU, New Delhi – 110067


[email protected]

Prof. Indu Agnihotri

“Women’s Studies:

Interdisciplinary &

Contemporary Debates”

Centre for Women’s Development Studies

25, Bhai Vir Singh Marg

(Gol Market)
















New Delhi - 110001


Prof. Alok

Bhattacharya

“Promises and limitations of

Biotechnology”

School of Life Sciences


New Delhi - 110067


Dr. Pratiksha Baxi

“Sexual Violence and its

Discontent”

Centre for the Study of Law and

Governance, JNU, New Delhi – 110067


[email protected]

Prof. Sukumar

“Human Rights in the

Globalized World”

Department of Political Science

Faculty of Social Science

Delhi University - 110007


Prof. Ujjawal Singh

“Reading Constitution” Department of Political Science, Social

Science Building, Arts Faculty, University of

Delhi, Delhi-110007


Prof. Shafali Jha

“Minority Rights and Constant

Assembly Debates”




Prof. Dhruv Raina

Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies



[email protected]

Prof. E. Haque

1. “Research

Methodologies”

2. “Role of Value in

Research”

Flat No. E -13 C

DDA Flats

Munirka, New Delhi 110067


Gen Dwivedi

“Learning to Lead”

House No. C – 2038

Sushant Lok – 1

Gurgaon - 122002


Prof. Gurpreet

Mahajan

“Tolerance and

multiculturalism”





[email protected]

Dr. Bharat Bhushan

“Changing Structure of Indian

Media & Ethics”

F-131, Sector – 41

Noida - 201301


Prof. Narender Kumar

“Reservation Policy: Past and

Future Prospects”


School of Social Sciences, JNU
















[email protected]

Prof. Bishnu Priyadat

“Gendered Citizenship

Manifestation &

Performance”

School of Arts and Aesthetics


New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Dr. Urmimala Sarkar “Gendered Citizenship

Manifestation &

Performance”

School of Arts and Aesthetics




[email protected]

Prof. Deepak Kumar

“Einstein” School of Physical Sciences

JNU


Dr. Qamar Agha

“Islamic Fundamentalism and

West Asian Crisis”

Rock View Apartment

B2- 2046, Vasant Kunj,

New Delhi 110070


Prof. Asha Sarangi

“Linguistic States” Centre for Political Studies


JNU


[email protected]

Prof. Vivek Kumar

“Sources & Foundations of

Social Sciences”





Prof. Kumkum

Srivastava

“Sufism” Dept. of History,

Janaki Devi Memorial College,

Sri Ganga Ram Hospital,



Dr. Rukmani Banerji

“Challenges of literacy and

basic education in India”

Part-1 & Part - 2

ASER Centre

B- 4/55, Safdarjung Enclave

2nd Floor, New Delhi-110 029


Prof. Vidhu Verma

“Women & Workplace” Centre for Political Studies


JNU


[email protected]

Prof. Vaishna Narang “Inheritance of Speech” Center for Linguistics, School of Language,












Literature and Culture Studies


110067


[email protected]





8th February – 4th March, 2016

Course coordinators: Prof. K. Natarajan School of Life Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected] Dr. Sunita Reddy Centre of Social Medicine and Community Health, School of Social Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected] ,[email protected] List of resource persons


Dr. Dinakar M. Salunke “Inaugural Lecture I-Science

Policy in India in Context of

Global Scenario”

Director, International Centre for Genetic

Engineering & Biotechnology, New

Delhi


Prof. Peter Ronald

DeSouza

“Inaugural Lecture II-The Public

Intellectual in India Today”

Centre for the Study of Developing

Societies, New Delhi


Prof. R.N.K Bamezai

“Awareness about yourself and

the resolve to struggle - An

anthropo-genomic perspective”



New Delhi - 110067


Prof. Deepak Kumar

“Science and Society” Zakir Husain Centre for Educational

Studies




Prof. Manoj Pant

“API System” Centre for International Trade &

Development




Prof. A P Dimri, “Monsoon Prediction and Indian

Agriculture”

School of Environmental Sciences,


New Delhi - 110067






[email protected]

Prof. K.C. Upadhyaya

“Trends in Life Sciences in

Biotechnology”

Amity Institute of Biotechnology

J-3, Block, Amity University campus

Sector-15, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301

Prof. Rama Baru

“Public Health Issues” Centre of Social Medicine and

Community Health





Mr. Shankar Dhar

“Finance rules and SOP” Joint Registrar (Finance)




Prof Milap Sharma

“Climate, climate change and

prediction”


Development

SSS-I, JNU,



[email protected]

Prof. Vaishna Narang

“Language & Linguistics : Issues

in Higher Education”

Centre for Linguistics, School of

Language, Literature & Cultural Studies

JNU, New Delhi 110067


[email protected]

Prof. Dhruv Raina

“History and Philosophy of

Science”

Zakir Husain Centre for Educational

Studies

SSS-II, JNU, New Delhi


Prof. Rakesh Bhatnagar

“Vaccines”




Prof. Saraswati Raju

“Understanding Gender” Centre for the Study of Regional


New Delhi 110067


[email protected]

Dr. Ramesh Gaur

“Lecture on Plagiarism and

demo of software”






Prof. Suman Dhar Special Centre for Molecular Medicine


New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Prof. V. Sujatha

“Could we have the same

measure of academic

performance for all disciplines?”





Ms. Ritu Nidhi Jha

“Web design issues and tools”


Services



Dr. Rohini Muthuswami

“Stem Cells Research &

Regenerative Medicine in India”




[email protected]

Prof. Amit Prakash

“Concept and Meaning of

Governance”

Centre for the Study of Law and

Governance


New Delhi - 110067


Dr. A. Mukhopadhyay

“Grant Opportunities for

Investigators and Departments”

Department of Science and Technology

Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli

Road

New Delhi – 110 016


Dr. S. V. Khandewale “Finding Opportunities in

ICSSR/NRC”

ICSSR-Northern Regional Centre

Room No. 3, Old CRS Building


ArunaAsaf Ali Marg

New Delhi 110067


Prof. Varun Sahni

“Contemporary World Politics:

Salient Features”

Centre for International Politics,

Organization and Disarmament

SIS, JNU, New Delhi – 110067


Prof. Jaya Tyagi

“ Overview of Infectious

Diseases”

Department of Biotechnology

All India Institute of Medical Sciences

Ansari Nagar East



Ms. Ritu Nidhi Jha “Web Design Issues & Tool”

&

“Web Design Issues & Tool-

Communication &Information Services,













Hands on”

Prof. Saumitra Mukherjee

“Remote Sensing and

environment”




Prof. Naman Ahuja

“Indian Art History”




Dr. A Pani

“Globalization of Higher

Education: Challenges in

Maintaining Quality Education”

AIU House,

16 Comrade Indrajit Gupta Marg (Kotla

Marg),

Landmark: Opposite National Bal

Bhawan, Near I.T.O.,

New Delhi -110002


Prof. Mahendra Lama

“South Asian Cooperation” Centre for South Asian Studies




Prof. Amita Singh

“Ethics in Research” Centre for the Study of Law and

Governance




Prof. Alka Acharya

“Rise of China & Implications on

India – China Relations”

Centre for East Asian Studies


New Delhi 110067


[email protected]

Prof. Milap Punia “Changing Land Forms in NCR” Centre for the Study of Regional

Development

SSS- I, ,JNU, New Delhi - 110067


Prof. Surinder Jodhka

“Diversities” Centre for the Study of Social Systems




[email protected]

Dr. Sunita Reddy

“Reproductive Technologies and

Surrogacy: Ethical, Legal and

Medical Dimensions”

Centre of Social Medicine and

Community Health




[email protected]

Prof. Deepak Pental

“Importance of R&D in

Agriculture”

Department of Genetics

University of Delhi

South Campus, Benito Juarez Road











Dhaula Kuan, Delhi – 110021


Dr. Rajinder Dhar

“Labour Laws: BOCWS ACT”

Office of the Labour Commissioner

Govt. of N.C.T. Delhi

5, Sham Nath Marg

Delhi 110054


Prof. Nandini Chatterjee

Singh

“Music and the Brain” National Brain Research Centre

NH-8, Manesar, Gurgaon

Haryana - 122 051


Dr. Gobind Paul

“Mixed Methods in Research”

Indian Institute of Dalit Studies

D-II/1, Road No. 4

Andrews Ganj, New Delhi 110049


Prof. GJV Prasad

“India in English”


SLL&CS, JNU

New Delhi 110067

Email:

Prof. Ira Bhaskar

“Cinema and Society” School of Arts and Aesthetics


New Delhi 110067


Dr. Niranjan Chakraborty National Institute of Plant Genome

Research

Aruna Asaf Ali Marg,

P.O. Box No. 10531

New Delhi - 110067

Prof. Alok Bhattacharya

“Does India need a

Comprehensive Policy on Rare

Diseases”



New Delhi - 110067


Dr. V. Thareja

“Overwintering strategies of

Mosquitoes- Interesting facts”

Dr. V. Thareja

Miranda House

University of Delhi

Delhi 110007


Dr. Babu P. Remesh “Importance of Interdisciplinary

Research”

School of Inter-Disciplinary and Trans-

Disciplinary Studies,

Room No.5, First Floor,

EMPC Indira Gandhi National Open

University,

Maidan Garhi New Delhi - 110068


Prof. B N Mallick School of Life Sciences










New Delhi 67


Prof. Najaf Haider

“The Many Cities of Delhi in

Medieval India”

Centre for Historical Studies

SSS,Jawaharlal Nehru University

New Delhi 67


Dr. Mujafar Ahmed

“CBRN Disasters and

Management”

National Disaster Management

A-1, Safdarjung Enclave

New Delhi 110029


Prof. Bhagat Oinam “Existentialism” Centre for Philosophy




[email protected]

Prof. Makarand Paranjape

“Some Aspects of Science in

Early-Colonial India”


School of Language, Literature and

Culture Studies



Dr. Anannya Dasgupta

“English Writing Workshop”

Department of English

Shiv Nadar University,

NH91, Tehsil Dadri

Gautam Buddha Nagar

Uttar Pradesh – 201314


Dr. Saradindu Bhaduri

Centre for Studies in Science Policy



Prof. Praveen Jha Centre for Economic Studies and

Planning




[email protected]











18th Inter Disciplinary Course in Computer Science, Bioinformatics & Information

Technology 24th August – 18th September, 2015

Course coordinators: Dr. Andrew Lynn School of Computational and Integrative Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected] Prof. Sonajharia Minz School of Computer & Systems Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected], [email protected]

List of Resource persons


Prof. B. B. Bhatacharya

Former, Vice Chancellor,

JNU

Inaugural speech A-44, SarveSanjhi Apartments, Plot-


Email: [email protected] Dr. Sumantra Dutta Roy “An Introduction to Image

Processing”

Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Indian

Institute of Technology Delhi, Hauz

Khas, New Delhi


Prof. K. K. Biswas “Machine Learning for

Bioinformatics”

Dept. of Computer Science &

Engineering, Institute of Technology

Delhi, Hauz Khas, New Delhi


Prof. Niladri Chatterjee “Machine Translation” Dept. of Mathematics


Khas, New Delhi


Prof. K. K. Bhardwaj “Social Networking” School of Computer & Systems

Sciences, JNU


Prof. Anirban Chakraborti 1. Research and

Teaching

Programs.

2. Network Theory

School of Computational and

Integrative Sciences

JNU, New Delhi

Email [email protected] Dr. Lovekesh Veg “Deep Learning : Methods

and Applications”

School of Computational and Integrative

Sciences






JNU, New Delhi


[email protected]

Prof. Karmeshu “Monte Carlo Simulation” School of Computer & Systems

Sciences, JNU


Prof. D. P. Vidyarthi “Research issues in cloud

computing”

School of Computer & Systems

Sciences, JNU

Email: [email protected]/in

Prof. Girish Jha “Workshop: Computational

Linguistics”

Special Centre for Sanskrit Centre, JNU


Prof. Parimala N “Service Oriented

Architecture”


Sciences, JNU


Prof. A.P. Dimri “Simulations on Role of the

Himalayas in Defining

Indian weather and

climate”

School of Environmental Scenes, JNU


Mr. Varghese “Statistical Tools for large

data analysis”


Development, JNU


Prof. Milap Punia “Challenges and

opportunities to enable

geospatial

services/application for

Societal needs: (for)

Computer sciences and

information technology

Inputs”


Development, JNU


Prof. Milap Chand Sharma 1. “Workshop :

Extraction and

Analysis of large

survey Data

2. Workshop: Remote

Sensing and GIS


Development, JNU


Dr. Dipendra Das “GIS & Remote Sensing” Centre for the Study of Regional

Development, JNU

Prof. D. K. Lobiyal “Networks” School of Computer & Systems

Sciences, JNU, New Delhi

Email : dkl&mail.jnu.ac.in

Prof. S. K. Muttoo “Information Security” Dept. of Computer Sciences, University

of Delhi, Delhi

Prof R. K. Agrawal “Brain Computer

Interface”




Prof. Krishendu Dastidar “Auction Theory : An

Introduction”

Centre for Economics Studies and

Planning, SSS-II, JNU, New Delhi Email

[email protected]

Prof. Kolin Paul “GPU computing:


mailto:[email protected]/in






Application in Sequence

Assembly algorithm”

Mr. Sanjeev Kumar “Issues in Data sharing

and Data Management

cyber security”

Communication & Information services,

JNU


Prof. S. Balasundaram “Support Vector

Machines”




Prof. Naveen Prakash “Data warehousing:

Bridging the Organization

– Technology gap”

Dept. of Computer Science, ITM

University, Sector-23 A Gurgaon


Prof. Rajeev Kumar “Combinatorial

Optimization: Research

Directions”


Sciences. JNU, New Delhi

Prof. Sanghamitra Acharya “Data use and related

issues in social sciences”

Centre for Social Medicine &

Community Health

Dr. Somitra Kr. Sanadhaya “Cryptology and some Real

life Use- cases”


Khas, New Delhi


Prof. Vasudha Bhatnagar “Social Network analysis:

Introduction to social

Theories

Dept. of Computer Science, University

of Delhi, Delhi


Prof. C.P.Katti “Numerical Solutions of

Differential Equations”


Sciences, JNU, New Delhi Email: [email protected]

Dr. Lovekesh Vig

“Workshop: Deep

Learning”


Sciences

JNU, New Delhi


[email protected]

Prof. Sushil Kumar and

Dr. Karan

“Networks Lab session” School of Computer & Systems

Sciences, Lab, JNU

Dr. N. Subbarao “Lecture/ demonstration on

methods and applications

in Drug Discovery”


Sciences

JNU, New Delhi

Mr. Tarun Pant “Computer Networking in

JNU campus”


Services, JNU


Mr. Harris “Development of E-

Governance applications in

JNU”

Communication & Information Services,

JNU


Dr. Gagan Dhawan “Teaching & Research in

Computational Biology and

in silico Drug Discovery”

Dept. of Biomedical Sciences, Acharya

Narendra Dev College,

University of Delhi, Delhi



mailto:Delhi%20%20Email:%[email protected]

mailto:Delhi%20%20Email:%[email protected]




4th Interdisciplinary Course in Contemporary Studies

(Natural sciences, Biological Sciences, environmental Sciences, Demography, Education) 8th February – 4th March, 2016

Course coordinators: Prof. Shefali Jha Centre for Political Studies, School of Social Sciences JNU Email: [email protected] , [email protected] Dr. Rohini Muthuswami School of Life Sciences, JNU Email [email protected].


Name Topic Address & Email

Dr. Dinakar M. Salunke “Inaugural Lecture I-Science Policy in

India in Context of Global Scenario”

Director, International Centre for Genetic

Engineering & Biotechnology, New Delhi


Prof. Peter Ronald

DeSouza

“Inaugural Lecture II-The Public

Intellectual in India Today”

Centre for the Study of Developing Societies,

New Delhi


Prof Partha Ghosh

“India, South Asia and the Globalized

World"

B-10/7334

Vasant Kunj

Delhi – 110070


Dr. T.G. Suresh

“Global Production Networks in

Contemporary India”


SSS, JNU



Dr. Rohini Muthuswami

“Stem Cell Research & Regenerative

Medicine in India”


JNU



Prof. Deepak Kumar

“Science and Society” Zakir Husain Centre for Educational

Studies SSS, JNU, New Delhi – 110067


Prof. Dhruv Raina

“Critical Perspectives on Science &

Technology”








Prof. Sudha Pai

“Trends in State Politics in India” 50, Dakshinapuram


New Delhi - 110067


Dr. Lata Singh,

“Challenges before the contemporary

women’s movement in India”

Centre for Women Studies




Prof. K. Srinivas

“Web Linked and MOOC Lecture

Workshop”

17-B Sri Aurobindo Marg, NCERT Campus,

New Delhi 110018


Dr. Rinku Lamba

“Reflections on Political Ideas in

Modern India"


SSS, JNU



Dr. Rajarshi Dasgupta,

“Bodies without Boundaries”


SSS, JNU



Dr. Ramesh Gaur “Lecture on Plagiarism and Demo of

the Software”




Prof. Anupama Roy

“Citizenship in India: Contemporary

Debates”


SSS, JNU

New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Prof. Sucheta Mahajan “Idea of India and Its Critics”

Centre for Historical Studies




[email protected]

Prof. D K Lobiyal

“Mobile Communication” School of Computer & Systems Sciences



[email protected]

Prof. K. J. Mukherjee

“Democratizing & Technology”

School of Biotechnology, JNU

New Delhi 110067


Prof. Ujjawal Singh

“Truth, Power and Methodological

Enquiry”

North Campus Department of Political

Science

Social Science Complex

Arts Faculty, University of Delhi

Delhi-110007








Prof. Rana Pratap Singh

“How to Control Cancer?” School of Life Sciences

JNU

New Delhi - 110067


Prof Surajit Mazumdar “Globalization and the Indian

Economy : Emergence and

Divergence”

Centre for Economic Studies and Planning




Dr. Sushil Kumar Jha

“Recent Trends in Neuro-Science

Research”

&

“Why do we Sleep?”

School of Life Science



Prof Anu Venugopalan

“Coming of Age in a Quantum World”

University School of Basic & Applied

Sciences

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

Sector 16C, Dwarka

New Delhi-110078


Prof. Manindra Nath

Thakur

“Science, Mythology and Politics” Centre for Political Studies, School of Social

Sciences, JNU New Delhi 110067


[email protected]

Dr. Meenakshi Munshi “R&D Initiatives in DBT” Department of Biotechnology Block-2, 7th

Floor,

CGO Complex Lodi Road

New Delhi - 110003


Dr Rajshree Chandra

“The Inscription of “Life” in Legal

and Political Theory”

K 9/1E, Ground Floor, DLF, Phase 2,

Gurgaon,-122002


Prof V.Sujatha “How does sociology study

medicine?”




New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Ms. Ritu Nidhi Jha

“Web Design Issues & Tools” Communication & Information Services



Prof. P. K. Joshi

“Biodiversity characterization in

landscape level”





[email protected]

Prof. Vidhu Verma

“State and Law in Contemporary

India”
















[email protected]

Dr. Harish S. Wankhede

“Understanding Caste in

Contemporary Indian Politics”



New Delhi - 110067


Dr. Soumya Prasad

“A Visit to Biodiversity Park” School of Life Sciences, JNU

New Delhi 110067


Prof. Sachidanand Sinha

“Dialectics of Global and Local: The

Geographical Epistemology”

&

“Landscapes of Marginalization:

Education, Space and Community in

India”


Development



Prof. Mammo Muchie

“Moving from Eurocentric Science to

World Science”




Dr. Saradindu Bhaduri

“Science, Technology & Innovations:

Connections & Disconnects”




Prof. Sanjay Pandey

“Understanding Naga Separatism” Centre for Russian and Central Asian Studies




[email protected] Dr. Nandini C Singh

“Music and the Brain” National Brain Research Centre

NH-8, Manesar, Gurgaon,

Haryana - 122 051, India


Prof. Nivedita P. Haran “The Role of the Non-State Actors in

Disaster Management”

Villa 23, IFS Villas

Greater Noida


Dr. Sudhir Kumar Suthar

“Agrarian Question in a Globalized

World: The Indian Case”




[email protected]

Prof. Rama V. Baru

“Social inequality and Health” Centre of Social Medicine and Community

Health


JNU. New Delhi – 110067


[email protected]












Dr. Amir Ali

“Secularism, Religion & Toleration” Centre for Political Studies




[email protected]

Dr. Narender Kumar “Social Exclusion in Contemporary

India”





[email protected]

Dr. Sujith Kumar Parayil

“New Media, Visuality & the Political

Subject”

Centre for Media Studies




[email protected]

Prof. Achin Vanaik “The Global War on Terror” S-314, Panchshila Park, New Delhi- 110017


Prof. K.C. Upadhyaya

“GM Technology & GM Crop Plants” Amity Institute of Biotechnology

J-3, Block, Amity University campus

Sector-15, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301


Prof. Ashwani Pareek

“New Excitements in Plant Biology”





Dr. Sneh Lata Panwar

“Emergence of multidrug resistance:

issues and challenges”





[email protected]

Prof. Alok Bhattacharya

“India and Rare disease policy” School of Life Sciences




[email protected]

Prof. S. Gourinath

“Visualization of Molecules : latest

developments in structure

determination methods”





Prof. Pawan Dhar

“The making of a

scientist”





[email protected]

Dr. Ajay Gudawarthy “John Zerzan, Rethinking Civilization” Centre for Political Studies



Email: [email protected] Prof. Rupamanjari Ghosh

Shiv Nadar University

NH91, Tehsil Dadri

















Gautam Buddha Nagar

Uttar Pradesh – 201314


[email protected]




4th Interdisciplinary Course in Global Studies

(Social Sciences and Humanities) 16th November – 11th December, 2015

Course coordinators: Dr. Srabani Roy Choudhury Centre for East Asian Studies, School of International Studies, JNU Email: [email protected] List of resource persons


Prof. Rajen Harshe Inaugural Lecture on


International relations”

Visiting Professor, Department of

International Relations, Faculty of Social

Sciences, South Asian University, New

Delhi, 110021


Prof. Varun Sahni

“Regions and Regionalisms” Centre for International Politics,

Organization and Disarmament (CIPOD),





Prof. Jayati Srivastava

“Theoretical Perspectives on

Globalisation”


Organization and Disarmament (CIPOD),



New Delhi - 110067

Prof. Sanjay Pandey


Studies



New Delhi - 110067

Prof. Gulshan Sachdeva

“Crisis in the European Union”

Centre for European Studies



New Delhi - 110067



Dr. Jamal Moosa

“Globalisation: understanding

realignment in emerging

regionalism in Africa”

Centre for African Studies



New Delhi - 110067

Prof. Y. S. Alone

“Contesting Claims of Post-

Colonial Theories”



New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Dr. Sheetal Sharma

1. “Research

Methodology”.

2. Screening Crisis




New Delhi - 110067

Prof. Bharat H. Desai “International law : Role and

challenges”

Centre for International Legal Studies


New Delhi 110067


[email protected]

Prof. Swaran Singh Centre for International Politics,



New Delhi 110067


Dr. H.S. Prabhakar “The Growing Regionalism:

Japanese Response”



New Delhi 110067


Dr. Krishnendra Meena

“Globalised World:

Borderless World of borders”


Organization and Disarmament (CIPOD)




Dr. Amitabh Singh

“Alternate Approaches to

Globalization”


Studies



Prof. Gulshan Sachdeva

“European Crisis” Centre for European Studies

SIS, JNU, New Delhi – 110067


Prof. Rajesh Rajagopalan

1. “Unipolarity and the

Evolution of the

International System”










2. “Realignment and the

Balance of Power in the

Asia-Pacific”


[email protected]

Prof. Mahendra Lama

1. “Dynamics of New

Regionalism in South

Asia”

2. “Human Security

Discourse and Practice;

Some Critical

Perspectives”

Centre for South Asian Studies



[email protected]

Prof. Shankari Sundaraman

“Relevance of Indo Pacific to

the changing Regional

Dynamics”

Centre for Indo-Pacific Studies


JNU


Dr. Yeshi Choedon

1. “UN and Regional

Organisation”

2. “UN and Regional

Organisation:

Issue of Peace and Conflict”

CIPOD


New Delhi -110067


Prof. Anuradha Chenoy

“Globalisation & Gender

Issues”


Studies, School of International Studies



[email protected]

Dr. Bharat Bhushan

“Globalisation and Media” F-131, Sector – 41,

Noida – 201301


Prof. Ajay Patnaik

“India & Eurasia” Centre for Russian and Central Asian

Studies, School of International Studies



Prof. Alka Acharya

“China and the One Belt One

Road Strategy”





Prof. Sanjay K Bhardwaj 1. “India’s Neighborhood

Policy”

2. “Women Empowerment

in Bangladesh”

Centre for South Asian Studies

SIS, JNU

New Delhi - 110067

Prof. Salma Bava

and

Prof. Sarbani Roy

Panel Discussion on

“Global Studies as


SIS, JNU











Choudhury(Coordinator) Curriculum”


[email protected]

Prof. Pinaki Dasgupta

“Globalization and Indian

Economy”

International Management Institute

B-10, Qutab Institutional Area, Tara

Crescent



H.E. Mr. Biren Nanda

Former Indian High

Commissioner to Australia

“Australian’s response to

Globalization & Regionalism”

Former Indian High Commissioner to

Australia


Prof. Abdul Nafey

“Contemporary Latin America:

Regional and Global

Dynamics”

Centre for Canadian, US and Latin

American Studies, SIS, JNU



[email protected]

Dr. Happymon Jacob

“The New Global Nuclear

Order”





(Delhi)


Prof. Reena Marwah

“Asian Transformation: Some

insights on Thailand,

Philippines & China”

Senior Academic Consultant Indian

Council for Social Science Research

Ministry of Human Resource

Development, Govt. of India


Dr. Ritu Aggarwal

“Global Sinicization” Centre for East Asian Studies



New Delhi 110 067

Prof. K. B. Usha

“Social Consequence to Baltic

States”


Studies SIS, JNU

New Delhi - 110067


[email protected]

Dr. Rumki Basu

“Gender Human Rights and

Public Policy”

Jamia Millia Islamia

Department of Political Science

F/o Social Sciences

Jamia Nagar, Okhla









[email protected]

Prof. B. S Chimni

“Emerging Global State” Centre for International Legal Studies







35th Refresher Course in History

4th January – 29th January, 2016

Course coordinators: 1. Prof. Sucheta Mahajan

Centre for Historical Studies, School of Social Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected], [email protected]

2. Prof. Najaf Haider

Centre for Historical Studies, School of Social Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected], [email protected]



Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat

Inaugural Session

“ Emerging issues before Higher

Education”

Indian Council of Social Sciences

Research, JNU Institutional Area, Aruna

Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi


Prof. Mridula Mukherjee “Historiography of Indian National

Movement”

&

“Interpretations of Gandhi”

Centre for Historical Studies, SSS-II,

JNU, New Delhi


Prof. Ranabir Chakravarti “Historiography of the state in early

India”

Centre for Historical Studies, SSS-II,

JNU, New Delhi


Prof. Najaf Haider “History and theories of Nationalism”

Centre for Historical Studies,


New Delhi


[email protected]

Prof. B.P. Sahu “Changing Perspectives of Regions in

Early India”

Dept. of History, University of Delhi,

Delhi Email: [email protected]

Prof. Amit Mishra “Historiography of Migration” Centre for Diaspora Studies, University

of Hyderabad.






Prof.Farhat Hasan “The Cultural Turn in History

Writing: Possibilities and Pitfalls”

&

“Bringing the State Back In:

Approaches to State Formation in

European and South Asian

Historiography

Dept. of History, University of Delhi,

Delhi


Prof. Vijaya Ramaswamy

“Evolution of India’s Composite

Culture”

Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU


Dr. Jyoti Atwal “From Social Reform to Nationalism”

&

“Irish Nationalism”



Prof. Kunal Chakraborty

“Hinduism: the making of a syncretic

tradition”



Dr. Heeraman TiwarI

“Imagining Death: Death, Sacrifice

and the Self in Ancient India’s

Intellectual History”



Dr. Vishwamohan Jha

“The Feudalism Debate Dept. of History, University of Delhi,

Delhi

Email : [email protected] Prof. Jaya Menon

“Issues in the archaeology of Gender”

Dept. of History

Shiv Nadar University

NH 91, Jehsi Dadri, Gautam Buddha

Nagar, Uttar Pradesh 201314


Dr. Nilima Chitgopekar

“Gender and the study of Goddess in

Early India”

Jesus& Mary College, University of

Delhi, Delhi

Email : [email protected] Prof. Shireen Moosvi “Historiography of Medieval India”

&

“Women and Work in Indian History”

Dept. of History, Aligarh University,

Aligarh

Email. [email protected] Prof. R. Mahalakshmi

“Regional history: Some case studies”

&

“Art in Early India - Issues and

Perspectives” respectively



Prof. Rajat Datta “Early Modern India: when and

How?”

Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU,

New Delhi

Email [email protected] Prof. Himanshu Prabha Ray

“Recent Writings on the Maritime

History of Ancient India”


New Delhi






Prof. Pius Malekandathil “New Trends in Maritime History”

&

“ Cities in Medieval India”


New Delhi

Email: [email protected] Prof. Neeladri Bhattacharya “Frames of History: Exploring the

Historiography of Modern India”


New Delhi

Email: [email protected] Prof. Nonica Datta “Memory and History” Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU,

New Delhi

Email: nonica,[email protected]

Prof. Joy Pachuau “Historiography of Christianity in

India”


New Delhi


Prof. Janaki Nair “Lines of Control: Landscapes,

Mapping and the Geobody of the

Nation”


New Delhi


Prof. Aditya Mukherjee “Stages of Colonialism”

&

“Historical Roots to India's

Development Strategy: Post

Independence”

Centre for Historical Studies , SSS,

JNU, New Delhi

Email:[email protected] mriduladi

[email protected]

Prof. Bhagwan Josh “The Colonial State and the

Communists”


New Delhi

Email: [email protected] Prof. Indivar Kamtekar “India and World War-II” Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU,

New Delhi

Email: [email protected] Prof. D. P. Jha “Advance in History writing and

Reverses”

Retd Prof., Dept. of History, Delhi

University

Flat No. 9, Uttaranchal Apts.

Plot No. 5, I. P. Ext. Patpargunj Mother

Dairy

Delhi 1100092.

Email : [email protected] Prof. Irfan Habib “Scientific Method and Interpretation

in History Writing”

Dept. of History, Aligarh University.

Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh

Email: [email protected] Prof. Salil Mishra “Evaluation” Ambedkar University , Delhi

Email: [email protected] Prof. R. Mahalakshmi “Evaluation” Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU

Email : [email protected] Dr. Neeraja Singh “Evaluation” Delhi University

Email: [email protected] Dr. Burton Clieetus “Evaluation” Centre for Historical Studies, SSS, JNU












15th Refresher Course in Physics


Course coordinators: 1. Dr. Aranya Bhuti Bhattacherjee

School of Physical Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected]

2. Dr Kedar Singh

School of Physical Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected], [email protected]



Prof. Pramath Raj Sinha “Higher Education in India: Vision

2030”

Founder & Trustee, Ashoka University


Prof. R. Ramaswamy “What Biology does to Physics” School of Physical Sciences,


New Delhi 110067, India.


[email protected]

Prof. Patrick Das Gupta 1. “Relativistic quantum

mechanics - Dirac equation,

anti-particles and quantum

spin”

2. “Two dimensional hexagonal

lattice and Dirac equation -

Bose-Einstein condensates and

Graphene”

Department of Physics and Astrophysics,

University of Delhi, delhi-110007, India


Prof. Subhasis Ghosh 1. “Physics of low dimensional

Systems I.”

2. “Physics of Low Dimensional

Systems II.”

Dean, School of Physical Sciences,




[email protected]









Dr. Aranya B Bhattacherjee “The Enigma of Optical

Momentum”

School of Physical Sciences,




Prof. Daksh Lohia “Impact of electromagnetic theory

on early 20th century physics”




Prof. Debashish Ghoshal 1.“Solving Quantum Problems by

Factorizing Hamiltonians I”

2. “Solving Quantum Problems by

Factorizing Hamiltonians II”





[email protected]

Prof. A.K. Rastogi

1. “Classical measurements and

discoveries in physics”

2. “ Physics at low temperatures”





Prof. Amitabh Mukherjee “Challenges in teaching Physics” Head of Department




[email protected]

Prof. Subir Sarkar

1. “Pedagogical use of

computation in Physics I”.

2. “Pedagogical use of

computation in Physics II”





Dr. Avdhesh Prasad

“Synchronization in coupled

systems”




Dr. Sourin Das 1. “Introduction to concept of

Berry phase (geometric

phase) in quantum

mechanics”

2. “Application of Berry phase

in quantum electronics.”




Prof. Debjyoti Choudhury 1. Kepler and the Hydrogen

Problem.”

2. “ Symmetries and Forces”




Prof. Satyabrata Patnaik 1. “New Materials for energy

storage and transmission”

2. “Quasiparticles and its

experimental manifestation”

School of Physical Sciences, Jawaharlal

Nehru University, New Delhi 110067


Dr. Subhadeep De 1. “An Overview of Atomic Time and Frequency Division, CSIR –











Clocks”

2. “Optical atomic clocks”

National Physical Laboratory

Dr. K. S. Krishnan Marg, New Delhi –

110012,


Prof. Vinay Gupta “Surface Plasmon Resonance

Technique: A versatile tool to probe

optical property of unknown

materials and efficient optical

sensors”.


University of Delhi, Delhi-110007


Dr. Ashim Kr. Pramanik 1. “Superconductivity:

Refreshing memories”

2. “Transition Metal Oxides”



New Delhi 110067,


Dr. Rabindra Nath Mahato 1. “Structural, magnetic and

magneto caloric properties

of perovskite oxides”

2. “Fabrication and

characterization of organic

semiconductor devices”


Nehru University, New Delhi 110067,


Dr. Amita Chandra 1. “Solid State Ionics: How it

began”

2. “Solid state devices using

confined geometry”


University of Delhi, Delhi-110007,


[email protected]

Dr. Virendra Shanker "Development of Luminescent

Materials and Devices for

Displays”

Emeritus Scientist, Luminescent Materials

and Devices Group, National Physical

laboratory, New Delhi-110012,


[email protected]

Dr. D. Haranath “Progress in Nanophase

Luminescent Materials for Strategic

Applications”

Scientist, Luminescent Materials and

Devices Group, National Physical

laboratory, New Delhi-110012,


Prof. Sanjay Puri “Kinetics of Phase Transitions” School of Physical Sciences, Jawaharlal



Dr. Sobhan Das 1. “Molecular Spectroscopy

:An overview”

2. “Applications of molecular

spectroscopy”

Dr. Tanuja Mohanty “Surface Studies of

Nanomaterials”




Dr. Sankalpa Ghosh 1. “Ultra-cold atoms in

artificial gauge field: A

general introduction”

2. “Massless Dirac fermions

Department of Physics, Indian Institute of

Technology, Delhi, Hauz Khas, New

Delhi-110016


in scalar and vector

potentials and their optical

analogy with a special

reference to Graphene”.

Prof. T. R. Seshadri 1. “The Microwave

background Radiation”

2. “Structures in the

Universe”


University of Delhi, delhi-110007


Dr Shefali Kanwar

“Deformation study in nuclear

structure and low energy fusion-

fission reaction”

Department of Physics (AIAS)

E1-4th floor, Amity University, Sec 125,

Noida (U.P)

201301


Prof. Tabish Qureshi

1. “Introduction to Quantum

Information and Quantum

Cryptography”

2. “Quantifying Wave-Particle

Duality”

Centre for Theoretical Physics

Jamia Millia Islamia

New Delhi - 110025.


Prof. T. R. Seshadri 1. “The Microwave

background Radiation”

2. “Structures in the

Universe.”


University of Delhi, delhi-110007


Dr. Anu Venugopalan 1. “Quantum Information-I:

Quantum Cryptography.”

2. “Quantum Information – II

: Quantum Teleportation”

University School of Basic and Applied

Sciences, GGS Indraprastha University

Sector 16 C, Dwarka, New Delhi-110 075


Prof. V K Tripathi

“Laser Driven Fusion.”

Indian Institute of Technology

Hauz Khas, New Delhi - 110016

Dr. Kedar Singh “Recent Developments in Quantum

Dots.”





[email protected]

Prof. Rita Kakkar 1. “Molecular Spectroscopy I”

2. “Molecular Spectroscopy

II”

Department of Chemistry,



[email protected]

Dr. Poonam Mehta “Neutrinos and New Physics”








http://www.ipu.ac.in/




mailto:%[email protected]

Dr. Deepak Tripathy “Recent Developments in Plasma

Physics”

Department of Applied Physics ,

Amity Institute of Applied Sciences,

Amity University, Sec 125, Noida (U.P)

201301


Prof. Ramesh Agarwal 1. “Data Mining Techniques

for Astronomy”

2. “Neural Network for

classification and

forecasting”




[email protected]

Dr. Brijesh Kumar 1. “Correlated Quantum

Systems-I”

2. “Correlated Quantum

Systems-II”





Dr. Ravi Kant Choubey 1. “Nonlinear Optics I”

2. “Nonlinear Optics II”

Department of Applied Physics, Amity

Institute of Applied Sciences, Amity

University, Sector-125, Noida 201 303,


Dr. Ashim Kr. Pramanik “Evaluation” School of Physical Sciences,


New Delhi 110067,


Dr. Rabindra Nath Mahato “Evaluation” School of Physical Sciences, Jawaharlal



Dr. Poonam Mehta “Evaluation”









mailto:%[email protected]


51st Refresher Course in Economics

20th July – 14th August, 2015

Course coordinator: Prof. Seema Bathla Centre for the Study of Regional Development, SSS-1, JNU Email: [email protected] , [email protected]

List of Resource Persons


Prof. H. Devaraj

Vice Chancellor/UGC

Inaugural Speech:

Teaching & Learning for

a better tomorrow.


Prof. M. D. Vemuri “Population and

Economics Development”


Development, SSS-I, JNU, New

Delhi


Prof. Priya Bhagowalia Centre for International Trade and

Development, SIS, JNU, N.D


Dr. Murali Kallummal “NAMA Negotiations in

WTO”

Indian Institute of Foreign Trade

(IIFT)B-21, Qutab Institutional

Area, New Delhi 16


Mr. K. Varghese “Data Analysis in SPSS” Centre for the Study of Regional


Delhi


Dr. Saumen

Chattopadhyay

“Economics of Education:

Theory”

Zakir Husain Centre for Educational

Studies, SSS-II, JNU, New Delhi


Mr. Sumit Dutt

Majumdar

‘The goods and services

tax in India: Issues and

Implications”

Mr. Sumit Dutt Majumdar

G-1369, (Third Floor)

Chittaranjan Park,

New Delhi 110019




Dr. Danish Hashim “Trade Integration in

South Asia”

Confederation of Indian Industry,

The Mantosh Sondhi Centre, 23,

Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New

Delhi 110003


Dr. Preet Rustagi “Gender, Work and

Employment”

Institute for Human Development

NIDM Building, IIIrd Floor, IInd

Campus, Indraprastha Estate, New

Delhi 110002


Dr. Geethanjali “Regional Trade

Agreements: Issues and

Implications”

Observer Research Foundation, 20,

Rouse Avenue Institutional Area,

New Delhi 110002


Prof. PremVashishtha “NREGA: Impact and

Evaluation”

National Council of Applied

Economic Research, Parisila

Bhawan, IP Estate, New Delhi

110002


Prof. N. R.

Bhanumurthy

“Targeting Debt and

Deficit”


Prof. Abhijit Das

Head WTO Division



Area, New Delhi 16


Prof. Praveen Jha Centre for Economics Studies and

Planning, SSS-II, JNU, New Delhi

67


Prof. Gulshan Sachdeva “Crisis in the Eurozone Centre for European Studies, JNU,

New Delhi 67


Dr. Satish Agnihotri 1. Use of mapping and

other techniques in social

sector planning.

2. How we immunize out

children.

3. At the cost of the girl

child

Ministry of New and Research

Energy


Mr. Devender Pratap “Analyzing India’s trade

Policy Reforms: A


Economic Research, Parisila





Methodological Note with

an Illustrative Example”

Bhawan, IP Estate, New Delhi

110002


Dr. Sachin Sharma “Food Security and

WTO”



Area, New Delhi 16


Prof. Meeta K. Mehra “Trade and Environment” Centre for Ineternational Trade and

Development, SIS, JNU, N.D


Dr. Srinvias Goli “Application of

Logit/Probit Models”



Delhi


Prof. Ravi. Srivastava “The informal Economy

:Conceptual and Policy

issues & status in India”



Delhi


Prof. Milap Punia “Use of GIS” Centre for the Study of Regional



Prof. B. N. Goldar “Manufacturing growth in

the post reform period”

Institute of Economic Growth,

University of Enclave, University of

Delhi, North Campus, New Delhi 7


Dr. Brajesh Jha “Rural Development :

Issues and Way Forward”


Development, SSS-I, JNU,

NewDelhli 7,


Mr. Devender Pratap “Analyzing India’s trade

Policy Reforms: A

Methodological Note with

an illustrative Example”


Economics Research, Parisila

Bhawan, IP Estate, N. Del 110002


Prof. S. K. Acharya “Urbanization” Centre for the Study of Regional


Delhli 7, Email:

[email protected]

Prof. B. B. Bhattacharya

Former Vice

Chancellor, JNU

“Growth and instability:

the Indian Experience”

A-44, SarveSanjhi Apartments, Plot-



Prof. Indira Rajaraman :Fiscal Issues in the

Indian Federal Structure”

2395, Green Glade Apts, B-2, Gate

NO. 2, Vasant Kunj 110070


Prof. P. M. Kulkarni 1.End of new

Malthusianism in

population policy



Delhi 7,








&

2. Sampling Techniques

and sample selection


Dr. Wiiliam Joe “Inequality measures in

Health”

Institute of Economics Growth ,

University Enclave, University of

Delhi , North campus, New Delhi


Dr. Rajendra Kundu 1. Economics of Law

&

2 Networking

Centre for Economics Studies &

Planning, SSS-II, JNU, New. Delhi


Prof. Arun Kumar “Black Economy” Centre for Economics Studies &



Prof. Deepak K. Mishra “Agriculture” Centre for the Study of Regional


Delhi 7,


Dr. Archana Agarwal “Criminal Law” Centre for Economics Studies &



Dr. Surjit Das “FRBM- Underlying

Issues”




Dr. Rohit Azad “Macro Economics &

Inflation Targeting in

India”




Prof. Surajit Mazumdar “Neo- classical

Framework: A Critique”


Planning, SSS-II, JNU, N. Delhi

Prof. Amaresh Dubey “Poverty and Inequality”




Prof. R. K. Sharma “Evaluation” Centre for Economics Studies &


1761, Pocket B1, Vasant Kunj

Prof. S. K. Thorat Valedictory Lecture

“Higher Education New

Challenges”

Indian Council of Social Sciences

Research, JNU Institutional Area,

Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi









21st Refresher Course in Life Sciences & Biotechnology

20th July – 14th August, 2015

Course coordinator: 1.Prof. Atul Kumar Johri School of Life Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected], [email protected] 2. Prof. Rupesh Chaturvedi School of Biotechnology Email: [email protected], [email protected] List of Resource Persons


Prof. H. Devaraj

Vice Chancellor/UGC

“Inaugural Speech: Teaching

& Learning for a better

tomorrow”

Prof. Rajiv Saxena “Animal Biotechnology” South Asian University

Chanakyapuri, New Delhi


Dr. Balaji “Chemistry for Biologists” School of Biotechnology

JNU, New Delhi

Email: bsbalaji#mail.jnu.ac.in

Dr. Sneha Sudha

Komath

“Biomolecules” School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi


Prof. P. K. Yadava School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi


Dr. Rohini

Muthuswami

“Non Coding RNA and their

Application”


Delhi


Dr. K. Natarajan “Functional Genomics” School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi


Prof. Alok Mondal “Protein Chemistry” School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi

Email;[email protected]

Dr. Shweta Saran “Development Biology” School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi









[email protected]

Prof. R. N. K. Bamezai “Genetics” School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi

Email : [email protected],

[email protected]

Dr. N. Subbarao School of Computational and

Integrative Sciences

JNU, New Delhi 67


Dr. Sumaya Prasad “Biostat” School of Life Sciences

JNU, New Delhi 67


Prof. Ashwin Pareek “Plant Biotechnology” School of Life Sciences

JNU, New Delhi 67


Dr. Shantanu Sengupta “Proteomics” CSIR, Institute of Genomics &

Integrative Biology, Sukhdev Vihar,

Mathura Road, New Delhi 20


Prof. Saurabh

Raghuvanshi

“Next Gen Sequencing” Dept. of Plant Molecular Biology,

University of Delhi, Delhi 7


Dr. Jaydeep

Bhattacharya

“Single cell High resolution

Microscopy”

School of Biotechnology, JNU, New

Delhi,


Dr. Ravi Tandon “Application of FACS in

Biology”

School of Biotechnolgy, JNU, New

Delhi


Dr. Tapas Nag “Electron Microscope” All India Institute of Medical

Sciences, Aurbindo Marge, New

Delhi 29


Prof. Rakesh Sharma “Meta Genomics” CSIR, Institute of Genomics &

Integrative Biology, Sukhdev Vihar,

Mathura Road, New Delhi 20


Dr. Yogender Pal

Khasa

“Recombinant Protein in

heterologous system”

Dept. of Microbiology, University of

Delhi, South Campus, New Delhi 21


Dr. Neel Sarovar

Bhavesh

“Multidimensional Nuclear

Magnetic Resonance (NMR)

spectroscopy”

International Centre for Genetic

Engineering and lBiotechnology,

Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi 67


Dr. Rajesh Mishra “Protein Folding Methods

and Technique”


Delhi.











Prof. Ajay Kumar

Saxena

“X-Ray Diffraction” Schhol of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi 67.


Prof. Manchikatla

Venkat Rajan

“Transgenic Plants” Dept. of Genetics, University of

Delhi, South Campus, Delhi 21

[email protected]

Dr. Subeer S.

Majumdar

“Transgenic animal” National Institute of Immunology,



Prof. Ashis K. Nandi “Genome editing of Plants” School of Life Science , JNU, New

Delhi


Dr. Biswajit Kundu “Protein Engineering”

Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

IIT, Hauz Khas , New Delhi 16


Prof. K. C. Upadhaya

“Genes and Genomics” Amity Institute of Biotechnology

J-3 Block, Amity University Campus

Sector-15, Noida, Uttar Pradesh

201303.


Dr. Gopalan Sampath

Kumar

“Protoemics: Introduction

fundamental Principals and

Applications”

National Institute of Immunology,



Prof. J. S. Virdi “Molecular epidemiology of

Microbial Pathogens “

Dept. of Microbiology, University of

Delhi, South Campus, Delhi 7


Dr. S. Gourinath “Introduction of Protein

structure”


Delhi


Prof. Saurabh

Raghuvanshi

“Next Gen Sequencing” Dept. of Molecular Biology,

University of Delhi, Delhi 7


Prof. Pawan Dhar “Synthetic Biology” School of Biotechnology

JNU, New Delhi


pkd.jnu@outloook .com

Prof. Dwaipayan

Bharadwaj

“Personalized Medicine” School of Biotechnology, JNU, New

Delhi.


Dr. Mausumi

Bharadwaj

“Next Generation Vaccines” Institute of Cytology & Preventive

Oncology 17, sector-389, p.box no.

644, near Degree College, Opp. City

centre, Noida

Email:[email protected],











[email protected]

Dr. Uttam K. Pati

Dean

“Bioethics” School of Biotechnology, JNU. New

Delhi


[email protected]

Dr. Ranjana Arya “Genetic disorder GNE

Myopathy”


Delhi,


Prof. Deepak Gour “Molecular and cell Biology

of Malaria”

School of Biotechnology, JNU., New

Delhi


[email protected]

Prof. Gobardhan Das “Mycobacterium

Tuberculosis”

Special Centre for Molecular

Medicine, JNU, New Delhi


Dr. Indrajit Roy “Nanomedicine: Research

and clinical perspective”

Dept. of Chemistry



Dr. Akhil Beanerjea ‘Genetic Diversity of HIV-1

Genes in North India and

Gene Therapeutic

approaches”

National Institute of Immunology

Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi


Dr. R.P. Singh School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi

Prof. Rameshwar Singh “Brain: Seat of Consciousness

“

School of Life Scie3nces, JNU, New

Delhi

Dr. Praveen Verma “Plant –Fungus interactions:

New insights in the era of

Genomics”

National Institute of Plant Genome

Research (NIPGR), New Delhi


Dr. Alok Sinha National Institute of Plant Genome

Research (NIPGR), New Delhi Email

[email protected]

[email protected]

Dr. Supriyo

Chakraborty

“Plant Viral Infections” School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi Email

[email protected]

Prof. Indira Ghosh “Genome based drug design” School of Computational and

Integrative sciences, JNU Email

[email protected]

Prof. B. C. Tripathy “Carbon Sequestration and

hydrogen production by

higher plants and algae to

control global warming”


Delhi Email :

[email protected]

Dr. Manoj Prasad “Advances in cereal

Genomics”


Research (NIPGR), New Delhi















Dr. Ram Shukla “Patent Process” U. S. Patent and Trademark Office,

USA


Dr. Jyothilakshmi

Vadassery


Research (NIPGR), New Delhi Email

:[email protected]

Prof. Rakesh

Bhatanagar

“Genetic engineered vaccine

against Anthrax from clone to

clinical trials”


Delhi

Email:

[email protected]

Dr. Suman Dhar “Malaria Drug Development” Special Centre for Molecular

Medicine, JNU. New Delhi


Dr.M. Zahid Asraf “Micro RNA and Disease” Defense Research & Development

Organization, Timarpur, Delhi 54


Prof. Sushil Kumar Jha School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi


Prof. Alok

Bhattacharya

“Amoeba” School of Life Sciences, JNU, New

Delhi,

Email: alok.bhattacharya@gmail.

com

Dr. Zeenat Iqbal “Nano Technology and

Cancer”

Jamia Hamdard, Hamdard Nagar,

New Delhi



mailto:alok.bhattacharya@gmail


1st Short term course in Languages, Literature & Linguistics

24th August – 28th August, 2015

Course coordinators: Prof. K. Vijayalakshmi Rao Centre for French and Francophone Studies School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, JNU Email: [email protected]



Prof. Chitra

Harshwardhan

1. Translation Studies

2. The Politics of

Translation”

Centre for German Studies, SLL&CS,

JNU


Prof. Pramod Pandey “Writing and Speech” Centre for Linguistics, SLL&CS, JNU,


Prof. Simi Malhotra “Recasting Theory” Email : [email protected]

Prof. Bhagwan Josh “History & Literature” Centre for Historical Studies, SSS-II,

JNU, New Delhi


Dr. Angelie Multani “Mythologies of literature &

Theatre”


Prof. Vaishna Narang “Language, Mind and Brain:

current Scenario”

Centre for Linguistics, SLL&CS, JNU


Dr. Brinda Bose “Gender Studies” Email [email protected]

Mr. Vishwajyoti

Ghosh

“The Graphic Novel” Email : [email protected]

Dr. Girish Jha “Using IT for Preservation of

Languages”

Special centre for Sanskrit Studies, JNU<

New Delhi


Prof. K. S. Rajendran “Performance Text” Email [email protected]

Prof. Makrand

Paranjape

“Digital Shock: The work of

narration in the age of

electronic reproduction”


Prof. Ira, Bhaskar “Literature and Cinema

viewing of Haider followed by

discussion”

School of Arts & Aesthetics, JNU, New

Delhi


Prof. Pramod Pandey “Dichotomous Reasoning” Centre for Linguistics, SLL&CS, JNU,











9th Principals’ workshop


Course coordinator: Dr. Pradeep Kumar Choudhury Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies School of Social Sciences, JNU Email: [email protected], [email protected]



Prof. Jandhyala B.G. Tilak “Inaugural Lecture: Higher

Education and Development”

Department of Educational Finance

National University of Educational Planning and

Administration

17 B, Sri Aurobindo Marg, NCERT Campus,

New Delhi - 110016

E-mail: [email protected]

Prof. Dhruv Raina “World of Higher Education

Research and Innovations”

Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies,

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi –

110067


Prof. N. V. Varghese “Globalization of Higher Education”

Director, Centre for Policy Research in Higher

Education


Administration


New Delhi - 110016


Prof. K Srinivas “MOOCs for enhancing the

Professional Development of

Teachers”

Professor ICT


Administration


New Delhi - 110016


Prof. Binod Khadria “Migration, MDGs and Post-2015

SDGs”


Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi –

110067





Prof. Saumen Chhattopadhyay “Changing Concepts of

Autonomy and Accountability:

API”


Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi – 110067


Prof. Jayati Ghosh “Teacher Related Issues in

Higher Education”

Centre for Economic Studies and Planning


Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Prof. Sudhanshu Bhushan “Governance and Quality Issues


Head, Department of Higher and Professional

Education


Administration

17 B, Sri Aurobindo Marg, NCERT Campus, New

Delhi – 110016,


[email protected]

Dr. S. Srinivasa Rao “Issues of Access and Inclusion


Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies, Room

No. 110, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi –

110067


[email protected] [email protected]

Prof. Minati Panda “Language and Pedagogical

Innovations in Higher

Education”




Dr. Seema Singh “Society and Higher Education” Delhi Technological University

Shahbad Daulatpur Near Bawana Road, New Delhi

110042


Dr. Pradeep Kumar

Choudhury

“Financing of Higher Education”




Dr. Babu P Ramesh “Importance of Interdisciplinary

Approaches in Higher Education

and Research”

School of Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary

Studies

Room No. 6, First Floor, EMPC

Indira Gandhi National Open University,

Maidan Garhi, New Delhi- 110068

E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Prof. Santosh Mehrotra “Integrating Skill Development in

Higher Education”

Centre for Informal Sector and Labour Studies

,Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi – 110067


Prof. Kumar Suresh “Panel Discussion on Campus

Democracy and Citizenship in

Higher Education”


Administration

17 B, Sri Aurobindo Marg, NCERT Campus, New

Delhi – 110016,


Dr. Arvind Kumar Mishra “Panel Discussion on Campus


Higher Education”




[email protected]

Dr. Sanjay Sharma “Panel Discussion on Campus School of Educational studies, Dr. Hari singh Gour








Higher Education”

Central University, Sagar, Madhya Pradesh-470003


List of Inaugural Lectures 2015-2016

Sr. No. Course Name Inaugural Lecture by Title

1 1st Refresher Course in Life

Sciences & Biotechnology & 1st

Refresher Course in Economics

Prof. H. Devaraj, Vice Chairman,

UGC

“Teaching &

Learning for a better

tomorrow”

2 1st Orientation Course, 1

st

Interdisciplinary Course in

Computer Sciences,

Bioinformatics and Information

Technology & 1st Short term

course in Languages, Literature

& Linguistics

Prof. B.B Bhattacharya, Former

Vice Chancellor, JNU

“Higher Education: A

Global Scenario”

3 1st Principals’ Workshop Prof. Jandhyala B.G. Tilak, Vice

Chancellor, NUEPA New Delhi

“Higher Education

and Development”

4 2nd

Orientation Course & 1st

Refresher Course in Physics

Prof. Pramath Raj Sinha, Founder

& Trustee Ashoka University

“Higher Education in

India: Vision 2030”

5 3rd

Orientation Course & 1st

Interdisciplinary course in

Global Studies

Prof. Rajan Harshe, Department

of International Relations, Faculty

of

Social Sciences, South Asian

University,New Delhi


International

Relations”

6 1st Refresher Course in History Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat,

Chairman, ICSSR

“Emerging issues

before Higher

Education”

7

5th

Orientation course & 1st

interdisciplinary course in

Contemporary Studies

Prof. Dinakar M. Salunke,

Director, International Centre for

Genetic Engg. and Biotechnology

“Science Policy in

India in context of

Global Scenario”

Prof. Peter Ronald DeSouza,

Professor, Centre for the Study of

Developing Societies

“The Public

Intellectual in India

Today”

Plan VII-IX

Plan X

Plan XI

Plan XII

UGC-HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERITY

NEW DELHI 110067

Phone: 011-26742532, 26742566| Email: [email protected]

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