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Andhra Christian College Andhra Evangelical Lutheran Church Andhra Evangelical Lutheran Andhra Christian College Church GUNTUR (Est.1885 ) Guntur Most.Rev.Dr. K.F. Paradesi Babu Dt.12-10-2015 Moderator-Bishop GREETINGS I greet you all in the Holy and Precious name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. I am delighted to know that Andhra Christian College Physical Education Department is organizing UGC-National Seminar on “Nurturing World Class Sports Persons-Roles, Strategies and Responsibilities” on the 16th and 17th of October, 2015. When many Educational Institutions are not encouraging Sports in their Institutions, Andhra Christian College is in the fore front in Sports area in addition to Academic aspects. The College for its has produced many national and International sports persons like Prof Kankanala Venkateswarlu, Mr Mathew Satya Babu, Dr B.R. Vijaya Rao etc., who won the fame and name for the College. As this seminar topic is an important subject for discussion, the Research papers presented by eminent people will change Govt’s attitude in nurturing large number of world class Sports persons to grow upto International level. “ A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, and favour is better than silver or gold”… Prov 22:1 I wish all the delegates and staff members of the college a happy time during these two days. God bless you all. Most.Rev.Dr. K.F. Paradesi Babu Moderator-Bishop Andhra Christian College GUNTUR (Est.1885 ) M.P.E .Sukanya Rani Dt.12-10-2015 Correspondent Andhra Christian College, Guntur. MESSAGE Andhra Christian College is a premier Educational Institution imparting excellent Education in variety of courses at graduate, post-graduate level. Over the years the College has been appreciated for its quality of education as well as physical education. All this has become possible because of the committed faculty and enthusiastic students. I am very happy to know that Physical Education Department of the College is organizing UGC – National Seminar in collaboration with YMCA-Guntur. As the title of the seminar is very interesting, I hope the papers presented in the seminar make healthy conclusions for the well being of the sports persons. God bless you all. Sd/- M.P.E. Sukanya Rani CORRESPONDENT Andhra Christian College GUNTUR (Est.1885 ) Dt.12-10-2015 Dr P. Mutyam Principal Andhra Christian College, Guntur. MESSAGE It gives me immense pleasure and happiness that the Department of Physical Education is organizing UGC-National Seminar on “Nurturing World Class Sports Persons- Roles, Strategies and Responsibilities”. This is a wonderful subject for debate and discussion because India, the second largest country in terms of population is far behind in producing large number of talented sports persons, where as small countries are doing better at International level. Andhra Christian College with its 130 years of glorious existence has produced large number of Sports persons represented at National and International level. I congratulate the Staff members of Physical Education Department for organizing this seminar and bringing the proceedings published in International Journal with ISSN. I wish all the Resource persons and Participants a wonderful time in this campus. Hope the deliberations in this seminar will bring a meaningful conclusions. With all best wishes Sd/- (DR P. MUTYAM) PRINCIPAL Andhra Christian College GUNTUR (Est.1885 ) Dr M.K.Vijaya Lakshmi , Ph.D Dt.12 - 10 - 2015 Chief Editor, HOD-Physical Education & Seminar Convener, Andhra Christian College, Guntur. It is undeniably a great pleasure that, for the first time in the College history , the Department of Physical Education of Andhra Christian College is organising UGC-National Seminar in collaboration with YMCA-Guntur on “NURTURING WORLD CLASS SPORTS PERSONS-ROLES, STRATEGIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (NWCSP-RSR 2015) on 16th and 17th of October 2015. It is also a proud moment that seminar proceedings/papers are published in the INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LAW, EDUCATION, SOCIAL AND SPORTS STUDIES (IJLESS) with ISSN:2394-9724. I am so happy that there is overwhelming response from the Research Scholars, Professors, Doctors, Lecturers enrolling themselves in this seminar with their research papers sine the Title and sub themes of the seminar is related to all fields. I extend my deep gratitude to the College Management, Moderator-Bishop, Correspondent, Principal, Staff and Students for all the cooperation and guidance. Hope this seminar will bring fruitful outcome. Sd/- (DrM.K.VIJAYA LAKSHMI) Andhra Christian College GUNTUR (Est.1885 ) J.Prabhakara Rao Date: 12-10-2015 Seminar Secretary and Lecturer in Physical Secretary Andhra Christian College, Guntur Greetings I extend my heartiest greetings to all the authors for their scholarly articles sent for the UGC-National Seminar on “Nurturing World Class Sports Persons-Roles, Strategies and Responsibilities” which were published in the International Journal of Education, Social and Sports Studies (IJLESS) with ISSN: 2394-9724. As the Department of Physical Education of Andhra Christian College is organising National seminar for the first time, there is tremendous response from all over the country in sending papers for the rush. We were unable to accommodate some papers presented by the paper presenters. We are sorry for that. We wish and hope that this seminar will bring fruitful outcome with all your participation. God bless you all Sd/- J.PRABHAKARA RAO Andhra Christian College GUNTUR (Est.1885 ) Dr N. Ravi Kumar Date: 12-10-2015 Seminar Treasurer & Lecturer in Physical Education Andhra Christian College Guntur. Message I am pleased to invite you all for the National Seminar on “Nurturing World Class Sports Persons-Roles, Strategies and Responsibilities” organised in the sprawling campus of Andhra Christian College. I have been associated with this Institution for a number of years now and have witnessed remarkable progress that the College has made and the recognition it has received. On this important occasion of two-day National Seminar to be attended by eminent people from all walks of life, and bringing out the scholarly articles published in the International Journal with ISSN, I look forward to this exciting Seminar and I wish this endeavour a great success My heartfelt good wishes for all the Resource persons, participants a happy time in this 130 years old Andhra Christian College. Sd/- Dr N.Ravi Kumar Andhra Christian College GUNTUR (Est.1885 ) Dr G.A.Preetham Prakash Dt.12-10-2015 Seminar Co-convener & Lecturer in Physical Education Andhra Christian College Guntur Welcome Greetings I am delighted to welcome all the delegates and authors to the 130 old premier Educational Institution Andhra Christian College, Guntur for the UGC-National seminar conducted on 16th and 17th of October 2015. We have received a record high number of full papers submitted for presentation than ever before. The National Seminar Chairs were very much impressed going through, both by high level of interest and the large number of high quality papers submitted, We have planned to arrange two parallel sessions during the Seminar. A wide variety of topics were covered in this Seminar. We are thankful to Prof P.Venkata Reddy, former Principal of Osmania University College of Physical Education, Prof M.Syam Babu, Secretary-Sports Board, Andhra University, Sri MSK Prasad, Chairman of Andhra Cricket Association, Prof B.R.Vihaya Rao, former Secretary-Sports Board, ANU and many eminent academicians and galaxy of Sports personalities for sparing their valuable time in attending this National seminar. We hope you will enjoy the conference. Wish you all the very best. Sd/- Dr GA Preetham Prakash Dr.P.Johnson MA,MPEd,NIS,DSM,MPhil,PhDAndhra Christian College Principal GUNTUR University College of Physical Education & (Est.1885 ) Sports Sciences Acharya Nagarjuna University Guntur – 522510 Andhra Pradesh, India Email:[email protected] Mobile:09440221334 Message Talent Identification, Adaptation, Systematic Scientific approach and strategies are the Key factors of the development of athlete spots performance. It is necessary to plan such programs in the grass route level in schools later in the colleges and universities to produce high quality of sports persons which brings laurels to the Nation in later days. Education, Physical Education and systematic adaptations in sports training and implementations are the main factors, important concepts of child wholesome development. System of education concentrates on the development of mind leading to the needs of the society. Whereas the physical education leads to the development of the body, fitness, health related activities which are more associate for the development of child in the society for sports activities. In a system of education it is mandatory to plan a curriculum inclusive of both education and physical education to see child in health mind with health body. Society must create infrastructure facilities in sports in all levels. God created the human body to execute certain needs of the society and to develop as per needs of the day to day situations. Hence the need of educational systems to think in the lines to develop the children with wholesome development as per needs of healthy society. This type of Seminars and conferences will definitely provide opportunity to discuss and to find suitable solution for incorporate the subject and experiences to uplift the profession attitudes as well as material and methods for further research. I feel it happy in associate with the seminar to find solutions on the Importance of Physical Education, Sports and its adaptations for quality learning and achievements in sports. Sd/- P.Johnson Prof. P. Venkat ReddyAndhra Christian College Osmania University, Hyderabad – 500 007, TelanganaGUNTUR State (Est.1885 ) Message I am very glad to know that Andhra Christian College, Guntur is Organizing a National Seminar on ‘’ Nurturing Worlds Class Sports Persons- Roles, Strategies and Responsibilities” Sponsored by University Grants Commission, Organized by the Department of Physical Education on 16th and 17th October, 2015. I appreciate that this is an excellent approach by the organizers in bringing the awareness among the sports persons.
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