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Annual Academic Report Kalindi College, University of Delhi 2019- 20 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 TEAM ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20 Convener : Dr. Monika Bassi Co-Convener : Dr. Rashmi Menon Members : Dr. Prem Pal Singh Dr. Vibha Thakur Ms. Varsha Mr. Arun Singh Awana Cover Page Designed by Dr. Monika Bassi, Department of Physics, Kalindi College. 1 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 Students’ Union Convener: Dr. Meena Charanda Co-Convener: Dr. Shanuja Beri POST NAME COURSE President Muskan Anand B.A.(H) Political Science Vice President Injila Gufran B.A.(H) Geography General Secretary Kusum Kapuria B.A.(H) Geography Joint Secretary Kim Kalyani B.A.(H) Journalism Cultural Secretary Punita Sobti B.Voc. Proctor Amarpreet Kaur B.A.(H) Political Science Deputy Proctor Itti Chaturvedi B.Voc. Media Secretary Chhavi Rathi B.Sc. Botany (H) Media-in-house Deeksha Negi B.A.(H) Journalism Treasurer Divya Garg B.A.(H) Political Science Sports Secretary Srishti Arora B.Com.(P) Arts Representative I Year Riya Ranjan B.A.(H) Political Science Arts Representative II Year Shatakshi B.A.(H) Political Science Arts Representative III Year Prakamya B.A.(H) Political Science Commerce Representative I year Vaishali Thakur B.Com. (P) Commerce Representative II Year Palak Chawla B.Voc. Web designing. Commerce Representative III Year Palak B.Com.(P) Science Representative I year Ritika Yadav B.Sc. Life Science Science Representative II Year Prerna B.Sc.(H)Zoology Science Representative III Year Jyoti Deopa B.Sc. Physical Science Outstanding Office Bearers 2019-20 President – Muskan Anand Joint Secretary- Kim Kalyani Commerce Representative – Vaishali Thakur Media Secretary – Chhavi Rathi Sports Secretary – Srishti Arora 2 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 INDEX Message from Erstwhile Chairman: Prof. P. C. Tandon 7 Message from Erstwhile Treasurer: Prof. Anu Gupta Aggarwal 8 Message from Erstwhile Principal: Prof. Anula Maurya 9 From the Principal’s Desk: Dr. Anjula Bansal 10 Introduction of Chief Guest: Dr. Balaram Pani 11 Introduction of Guest of Honour: Dr. Vikas Gupta 13 Introduction of Special Guest: Prof. Anula Maurya 15 Introduction Erstwhile Chairman Governing Body: Prof. P. C. Tandon 17 Introduction of Erstwhile Treasurer GB: Prof. Anu Gupta Aggarwal 19 Introduction of Principal: Dr. Anjula Bansal 20 About the College 22 The Principal’s Report 24 Glimpses of Kalindi College: Photo Gallery 33 Quality Assurance IQAC 40 National Workshop/Conference/Seminar 41 Research & Innovation Research Committee 48 Externally funded Projects 49 College Infrastructure Supported Projects 50 Faculty Supervision 50 In-House Projects 51 Yearly Academic Journal (Volume: XIX) 55 Add on Courses 57 Skill Development Entrepreneurship Cell 58 Innovation Cell 59 Incubation Cell 60 Parent- Teacher- Students Interface (PTSI) 60 Anti-Ragging Committee 61 IBSD Committee 61 Alumni Committee 62 100 Hour Digital Literacy Programme 63 3 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 Service to Humanity NSS 64 Social Responsibility Cell 67 Eco Club 71 Environmental Studies Report 72 Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Study Centre 73 SC/ST Cell 74 North East, Frontier and Foreign Students’ Cell 75 Equal Opportunity Cell 76 Gandhi Study Circle 76 Woman Development Centre 77 Anti-Tobacco Committee 78 NCC 78 Non-Collegiate Centre 80 School of Open Learning 81 Infrastructure Development and Facilities Infrastructure Development 82 Library Development 85 Placement Cell 85 Internal Complaints Committee 88 Counselling Facilities 88 Medical Facilities 89 Garden Committee 89 Canteen Committee 89 Proctorial Board 90 Learning by Doing Orientation Day 90 Independence Day 91 Republic Day 91 Students’ Union Report 91 Fresher’s Welcome and Oath Ceremony 93 Lehren 2020 94 Pravah College Magazine 95 Activities of the Various Cultural Clubs 95 Raqs - The Street Play Society 98 4 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 Departmental Societies B.A. Programme Society: AIKYAM 99 Biochemical Society: Biocenosis 99 Department of Botany: Amaranths 100 Department of Chemistry: रसाion 101 Department of Commerce: COMQUER 103 Department of Economics: KaCES 103 Department of English: Mitrakshar 104 Department of Geography: Geo-Group 107 Department of History: Dharohar 109 Department of Hindi: Hindi Sahitya Parishad 111 Department of Journalism: Sahaafat 119 Department of Mathematics: Mathematics Society 126 Department of Music: Swar Gunjan Society 127 Department of Physical Education 127 Department of Physics and Computer Science: Physcom Society 128 Department of Political Science: Political Science Association 130 Department of Sanskrit: Sanskrit Sahitya Parishad 132 Department of Vocational Studies 134 Department of Zoology: ZOONOMIA 135 Achievements of Faculty Members Prof. Anula Maurya, Principal (Erstwhile) 137 Dr. Anjula Bansal, Principal 137 Department of Botany 137 Department of Chemistry 141 Department of Commerce 144 Department of Economics 149 Department of English 150 Department of Geography 151 Department of Hindi 151 Department of History 153 Department of Journalism 154 Department of Mathematics 159 Department of Physical Education 162 Department of Physics 163 Department of Political Science 180 Department of Sanskrit 190 Department of Zoology 190 Achievements of the Library Staff 197 5 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 Training Programme by Non-Teaching Staff 197 Ph. D. Awarded to Faculty Members 197 Appointments of faculty Members to Higher Posts 197 List of Retired Faculty Members in 2019-20 198 Faculty Members on Study Leave 198 RESULTS AT A GLANCE Prize Committee 198 University Rank Holders 198 Prizes of Excellence 2019-20 198 Students Scored ‘O’ Grade in Various Papers 199 Course wise Prize List B.A. Programme 199 Botany 200 Chemistry 202 Computer Science 204 Commerce 206 Economics 209 English 211 Geography 213 Hindi 213 History 215 Journalism 217 Mathematics 218 Music 220 NCC/NSS 220 Physics 221 Political science 222 Sanskrit 225 Sports 227 Zoology 228 Faculty 2019-20 231 Invited Guests of Eminence (2019-2020) 234 6 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 MESSAGE Prof. P. C. Tandon, Erstwhile Chairman Governing Body, Kalindi College Kalindi College has emerged as a premier educational institute that strives to achieve academic excellence and at the same time recognizes the fact that these young minds are the invaluable assets of our nation, to be nurtured with enriching learning environment. The college provides ample opportunities for students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills. I would like to congratulate Principal, Dr. Anjula Bansal, the faculty and other staff members for relentlessly working towards devising new ways of innovation and learning. It gives me immense pleasure to see the students excelling in both curricular and co-curricular activities and achieving holistic development. As the chairman of this institution, I anticipate great dedication and determination on the part of all the students that enables them to achieve greater levels of success, demonstrate leadership skills and assume responsibility in serving the world. With best wishes. Prof. P. C. Tandon 7 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 MESSAGE Prof. Anu Gupta Aggarwal Erstwhile Treasurer Governing Body, Kalindi College I extend my warm greetings to all the students and staff of Kalindi College as the college has achieved significant goals in various curricular and co-curricular fields and is widely regarded as one of the most reputed colleges of University of Delhi. The college is now in a position to take the next leap and be ranked among the best colleges of the country. This could not have been possible without the efforts, hard work and commitment of the teaching and non-teaching staff along with the students. I am indeed proud to be a part of the college as the Treasurer. In the end, I congratulate and offer best wishes to our students who have excelled in various academic and co-curricular activities organized at the college, university and national level and have brought laurels to the college. I also offer my heartiest congratulations to the Annual-Day Organizing Committee which has worked diligently ad tirelessly throughout. With best wishes. Prof. Anu Gupta Aggarwal 8 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 MESSAGE Prof. (Ms.) Anula Maurya Erstwhile Principal (till 23rd August 2019) अयं निजः परो वेनि गणिा लघु चेिसाम ् । उदारचररिािां ि ु वसुधैव कु टु륍बकम ् । यह मेरा है, यह उसका है; ऐसी सोच संकु चचत चचत्त वाले 핍यक्ततयⴂ की होती है; इसके ववपरीत उदारचररत वाले लोगⴂ के ललए तो यह स륍पूर् ण धरती ही एक पररवार जैसी होती है | I had a very beautiful long association of more than ten years with Kalindi College and learnt a lot during my journey in this eminent institution. Good education is never an accident, it is always the result of high intentions, sincere efforts, intelligent direction and skillful execution. Kalindi College has always laid stress not on academic excellence alone, but also on character building alongside. The College motivates students to always aim high, cultivate core values, integrity of character and maturity in behaviour. A pursuit of excellence, respect for elders and teachers, loyalty to the nation and an understanding of the prevailing global situation empower them to be trend setters in every walk of life. My best wishes to the Principal Dr. Anjula Bansal, staff and students in their efforts to discover new horizons. Prof. (Ms.) Anula Maurya 9 Annual Academic Report Kalindi College University of Delhi 2019- 20 From the Principal’s Desk Dr. Anjula Bansal Kalindi College is one of the pioneering institutes of academic excellence committed to provide transformative educational experience to the students. Its emphasis on innovative and deep disciplinary knowledge is underscored by the achievements of students and faculty members for the year 2019-20. The annual report of the college for the academic year 2019-20 epitomizes the academic and co-curricular achievements of our college.
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