INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR POPULATION iips SCIENCES
Fifty-Seventh Convocation 11th May 2015
Director’s Report 2014-15
Fifty-Seventh Convocation 11th May 2015
Director’s Report 2014-2015
(Established in 1956)
Capacity Building for a Better Future
International Institute for Population Sciences (Deemed University) Govandi Station Road, Deonar, Mumbai 400 088 India. www.iipsindia.org
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR POPULATION SCIENCES
(DEEMED UNIVERSITY) DEONAR, MUMBAI 400 088 FIFTY- SEVENTH CONVOCATION
11 May, 2015
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you all on region. The course was funded initially by the the occasion of the Fifty-seventh Convocation of UNESCAP and later on by the UNFPA. Over the the International Institute for Population Sciences years, through this course the Institute has helped (IIPS), Mumbai. The Institute has completed 59 in the training of personnel from various countries years of its glorious existence and I am happy to of Asia and the Pacific region, and our alumni report the activities of the International Institute for currently occupy key positions in the field of Population Sciences, for the academic year 2014- population, health and development in government 2015. departments and universities in these countries and in international organisations. From the academic The Institute attained Deemed University status in year 1991-92 this programme was re-designated 1985. As a Deemed University, the Institute started as Diploma in Population Studies (DPS). So far awarding its own Ph. D. degree since 1986. So far 1204 students from 42 countries around the world the Institute has awarded Ph.D. degrees to 247 have received CPS/DPS certificate/diploma from students including 11 foreign students. This year 11 this Institute. Two tables given in Appendix I furnish students are receiving their Ph.D. degrees. From country-wise and year-wise number of students the academic year 1988-89, the Institute started a who have so far participated in the different one-year degree course leading to the Master of teaching programmes of the Institute. From the Population Studies (MPS) and so far the Institute academic year 2006-07, the Institute has extended has awarded the MPS degree to 542 students. its Diploma in Population Studies (DPS) Since 1994-95, the MPS course has also been programme through distance learning. introduced through distance learning, keeping in view the increasing demand for training in the field The one-year Diploma course in Health Education of Population Studies. So far, 335 students have (DHE), started in August 1987 was renamed during been awarded MPS degree through distance the academic year 2001-2002 as Diploma in Health learning. From the academic year 2001-2002, the Promotion Education (DHPE). So far 533 students Institute has started a degree course in Master of have been awarded Diploma in Health Promotion Philosophy (M. Phil.) in Population Studies. So far Education, including 28 foreign students. In this 322 students have been awarded the M. Phil. convocation 18 students will be receiving their degree in Population Studies. diploma in DHPE. From the academic year 2006- 07, the Institute has initiated a new programme, The Institute, since its inception in 1956, was Post Graduate Diploma in Community Healthcare conducting a one-year certificate programme, (PGDCH). This course is of fifteen months duration. Certificate in Population Studies (CPS), for trainees The courses, viz., DHPE and PGDCH are from various countries in Asia and the Pacific conducted by the Family Welfare Training and 1 Research Centre (FWTRC), Mumbai which is a. Diploma in Health Promotion Education affiliated to this Institute. From the academic year (DHPE) 2009-2010, the Institute has introduced a new This course is of one-year duration. During the programme, MA / M.Sc. in Population Studies (2 current academic year, 18 students were on the roll years course) and in the academic year 2013-2014, in the course of Diploma in Health Promotion the institute has introduced another master degree, Education. The Family Welfare Training and viz. M.Sc. in Biostatistics & Epidemiology. Research Centre (FWTRC), Mumbai, conducts the course under the auspices of IIPS. The list of students receiving DHPE for this academic year is ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTE DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015 given in Appendix II – 1.
Dr. Sumita Ghosh is the coordinator for the DHPE The functions of the IIPS can be classified under programme. four categories: teaching, research, consultative services and documentation. The institute has b. Post - Graduate Diploma in Community seven academic departments with well qualified Health Care (PGDCHC) faculty members (vide Appendix X). This course is of 15 months duration. In this convocation three students who have TEACHING PROGRAMME successfully completed the course in the
current academic year will receive their degree.
I. REGULAR COURSES The list of students receiving PGDCHC for this
During the year 2014-15, the Institute offered the academic year is given in Appendix II – 2. following regular courses: (a) Diploma in Health Dr. N.R.K. Behera is the coordinator for PGDCHC Promotion Education (DHPE), (b) Master of Arts / Programme
Science in Population Studies (M.A/M.Sc.), (c) c. Master of Arts/Science (M.A/M.Sc.) in Master of Science in Biostatistics and Epidemiology Population Studies (M.Sc), (d) Master of Population Studies (MPS), (e) The Institute has introduced M.A/M.Sc. in Master of Philosophy in Population Studies Population Studies from the academic year 2009- (M.Phil.), and (f) Doctor of Philosophy in Population 10 for graduate students who desire to specialize in Studies (Ph.D.). Apart from these programmes, the population studies. This academic year 32 students Institute also offers Master of Population Studies have been admitted for this two year programme, (MPS) and Diploma in Population Studies (DPS) with Government of India fellowship. The list of through distance learning. students receiving M.A/M.Sc degree for this The lists of students who are receiving degrees/ academic year is given in Appendix II – 3. diplomas in this convocation are given in Appendix Appendix III – Table A provides list of students with - II. the titles of their dissertations prepared as part of this course. 2 Dr. S. K. Mohanty and Dr. Manas R. Pradhan are f. Master of Philosophy (M. Phil) in Population the coordinators for the M.A/M.Sc. programme. Studies
d. Master of Science (M.Sc) in Biostatistics The fourth batch of one year M. Phil programme and Epidemiology will pass out this year. Thirty-five students will be receiving M. Phil degree this year. The list of In the academic year 2013-14, the Institute students receiving degrees in this convocation is introduced a two-year degree course, viz. Master of presented in Appendix II - 6. Appendix III – Table D Science (M.Sc) in Biostatistics and Epidemiology. provides list of students with the titles of their Seven students have successfully completed the dissertations prepared as part of this course. course this academic year and qualified to get degree in this convocation. The list of students Dr. T.V. Sekher and Dr. Dipti Govil are the receiving the M.A/M.Sc degree for this academic coordinators of M. Phil Programme. year is given in Appendix II – 4, and in Appendix III g. Doctor of Philosophy in Population – Table B is given the list of students with the titles Studies (Ph. D) of their dissertations prepared as part of this
course. The Institute has well qualified faculty members to guide students who are admitted to the Ph. D. Dr. Abhishek Singh, Dr. L.K. Dwivedi and Dr programme on a highly competitive basis. Students Sarang Pedgaonkar are the coordinators for this admitted to the programme are selected based on M.Sc programme. their previous academic records, a written test on
e. Master of Population Studies (MPS) research methodology, and personal interview.
Holders of a Master‟s Degree from recognized Currently 158 students are registered for the Ph. D universities in relevant social science subjects programme at the Institute at different levels. Forty- including statistics and mathematics are eligible for five students are recipients of the Government of admission to this course. During the current India Research Fellowship, 80 students recipient of academic year, 37 students were admitted to MPS the UGC Fellowship, 2 students recipient of Rajiv programme. All are recipients of Government of Gandhi National Fellowship, 2 students recipient of India fellowship. The list of students receiving the Maulana Azad National Fellowship, and 9 students MPS degree for this academic year is given in are registered without fellowship (vide Appendix IV Appendix II – 5. Appendix III – Table C provides list - Table B). This academic year, 11 students have of students with the titles of their Term Papers completed all the requirements for the award of Ph. prepared as part of this course. D degree.
Dr. P. K. Murthy and Dr. Dhananjay Bansod are the Appendix II - 7 provides list of Ph.D. students who coordinators for the MPS programme. will be receiving degree in this convocation. In
3 Appendix III – Table E is given the titles of their been initiated from the academic year 2006-07. theses submitted for the award of the degree. This course is of minimum one year duration, although students have the flexibility of completing Prof. P. Arokiasamy is the coordinator for the Ph. it in a maximum period of three years. Currently D. programme. 143 students, including three foreign students, are enrolled for this programme. This academic year, 6 II. DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES students have completed all requirements for the In addition to the above regular courses, IIPS award of DPS (Distance learning). Appendix II - 9 delivers some of its courses through distance provides list of students who will be receiving the learning method. We are happy to inform that our degree in this convocation. Appendix III - Table G institute has been recognized by the Distance provides the titles of the Term Papers submitted as Education Council for offering MPS and DPS part of the course. through distance learning.
Prof. Balram Paswan is the coordinator for the DPS h. Master of Population Studies (MPS) (Distance Learning) programme. (Distance Learning) This course is of two years duration, although SEMINAR PAPERS students have the flexibility of completing it in a maximum period of four years. In view of the Towards the end of the course, as a part of DPS, increasing demand, the MPS Distance Learning M.A/M.Sc, MPS, M.Phil courses, each student is Programme is also open to students from other required to prepare a research paper (for DPS/ ESCAP countries. Currently 566 students are MPS programme) or a dissertation (for M.A/M.Sc, enrolled for this programme. During the year 2014- M.Phil programmes) under the guidance of a 15, seventeen students have completed all the faculty member. The students have to present the requirements for the award of MPS degree paper in a specially organised „Student-Faculty (Distance Learning). It is mandatory for the Seminar‟. It is mandatory for all the students to students of Distance Learning to prepare a attend the student-faculty seminar. The presented research (term) paper. Appendix II - 8 provides list papers /dissertations are evaluated on the basis of of students who will be receiving their degrees in presentations/discussions in the seminars. The this convocation. Appendix III - Table F provides seminar paper/dissertation constitutes a crucial part the titles of the Term Papers submitted by the of the teaching programme, as it contributes students as part of the course. significantly to the development of the research
Prof. Balram Paswan is the coordinator for the potential of the students. Appendix III (Tables A, B, MPS (Distance learning) programme. C, D, E, & F) provides list of seminar papers/ dissertations presented by the students during the i. Diploma in Population Studies (DPS) current academic year (2014-15). (Distance Learning) In view of the increasing demand, DPS (DE) has 4 Pa per's content, presentation and defence skill of AWARDS / MEDALS the student while presenting the paper at the 'IIPS
Student – Faculty Seminar'. A student from MPS programme, whose overall performance is adjudged to be the best, is awarded Silver medals (IIPS) are awarded to students the Dr. C. Chandrasekaran Gold Medal. whose overall performance is ranked as the second best, in the respective programmes – M.A/M.Sc., A student each from DHPE and PGDCH MPS, M.Phil, DHPE, PGDCH, DPS (Distance programmes, whose overall performance adjudged Learning) and MPS (Distance Learning).
to be the best, are awarded the IIPS Gold Medal.
SHORT - TERM PROGRAMMES A student, whose overall performance is adjudged to be the best in the MPS (Distance Learning)
programme, is awarded the Dr. K. Srinivasan Gold In addition to the above, the Institute conducts Medal. short-term training courses on request. The Coordinator(s) of Short Term Training Programme A student, whose overall performance is adjudged also takes care of the visitors from various to be the best in the DPS (Distance Learning) academic and research organization, who regularly programme is awarded the IIPS Gold Medal. visit IIPS as the part of their academic curriculum.
The Institute conducted a short term course on A student whose overall performance is adjudged Demographic Techniques to ISS probationers, and to be the best in the M. Phil programme is awarded officials of RGI from Maharashtra and Gujarat in IIPS gold medal. this academic year. A student whose M. Phil/Ph.D thesis, adjudged to
be the best, is awarded the Dr. P.N. Mari Bhat Gold IIPS- Kusuma Foundation Research Fellowship Medal. This award has been instituted in memory Project of Prof. P.N. Mari Bhat by his parents. International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai, in partnership with The Kusuma A student whose overall performance is adjudged Trust (UK) and The Kusuma Foundation (India) to be the best in the M.A/M.Sc. programme is launched a three year research fellowship awarded the Prof. Asha A. Bhende Gold Medal. programme to promote research in education in This medal has been instituted in memory of Prof. India. The main objective of the programme is to Asha A. Bhende by the Institute of Health train and impart research skills to young Management (IHMP), Pachod (Aurangabad). professionals and faculty working in NGOs and colleges who have the potential, but not the A student from MPS programme, whose seminar opportunity, to conduct research on education paper is rated as the best, is awarded the Dr. J.R. issues of national importance and relevance to Rele award. This award is based on the Seminar 5 Kusuma‟s strategic priorities. The fellowship should and related issues.
also enable the fellows to disseminate their findings Following the lecture, prizes were distributed to the at national and international forums. The research winning candidates of inter-collegiate Essay fellowship will provide selected candidates with Competition. Prof. H. Lhungdim , Dr. Dipti Govil and high-level research skills, including knowledge of Dr. Manas Pradhan organised the event. statistics, qualitative research and data analysis.
The fourth training workshop of IIPS-Kusuma
Foundation related to research methodology entitled “Principles of Scientific Writing and
Communication” was successfully completed
during 21-25 July, 2014.
Director delivering talk on World Population Day
2. PROFESSOR ASHA A. BHENDE MEMORIAL LECTURE
The Fourth Professor Asha A. Bhende Memorial Lecture was held at IIPS on 16th January, 2015.
Prof. Ravi K. Verma, Regional Director, The Coordinators of Short Term Course are Prof. International Center for Research on Women H. Lhungdim and Prof. K. C. Das. (ICRW) Asia Regional Office, New Delhi, delivered
a lecture on “Men and Masculinities: current 1. WORLD POPULATION DAY discourse and way forward”. The memorial lecture
was instituted by Ashish Gram Rachana Trust, Observance of “World Population Day” on 11th Pachod, in memory of its former chairperson, Prof. July every year is one of the important activities of Bhende, who was also Professor at IIPS. the Institute. This year it was observed at the
Institute by organizing a half day symposium on "“A 3. Dr. C. CHANDRASEKARAN MEMORIAL Reflection of Population Trends and Related LECTURE
Issues”". Prof F. Ram, Director & Senior The thirteenth Dr. C. Chandrasekaran Memorial Professor, highlighted the issues while Prof. th Lecture was held on 13 February, 2015. Dr. Fred Yesudian, Senior Professor Tata Institute of Arnold, ICF International, Baltimore, USA, delivered Social Sciences, Mumbai and Prof. R. B. Bhagat, a lecture on “The Evolution and Future of Professor and Head, Department of Migration and Urbanization, IIPS delivered specific topics and Household Surveys in Low and Middle Income discussed with audience about population trends Countries” on the occasion.
6 academicians, students, NGOs, programme 4. Dr. P.N. MARI BHAT MEMORIAL managers from various disciplinary backgrounds LECTURE such as population, health, environment, gender and development, etc. The seventh Professor P.N. Mari Bhat Memorial
Lecture was held on 27th April, 2015. Dr. David The seminar was inaugurated by Dr. Sudarshan Bloom, currently Clarence James Gamble Professor Iyengar, Vice Chancellor, Gujarat Vidyapeeth, of Economics and Demography at the Harvard T. H. Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Chan School of Public Health and Director of Harvard's NIA-funded Program on the Global Demography of Aging delivered, delivered lecture on “India's Prospects for Economic Growth, As Viewed through a Demographic and Health Lens” on the occasion. Prof. F. Ram, Director, IIPS, chaired the session.
The Memorial Lectures were organized by Prof. H.
Lhungdim, Dr. H. Sahoo and Dr. P. Murugesan of Seminar Organizing Committee: Patron Prof. F. the Publication Cell. Ram, Co-ordinators: Prof. D. A. Nagdeve, Prof. K. C. Das, Dr. Murali Dhar, Dr. Archana K. Roy, Mr. 5. NATIONAL SEMINAR Sunil Sarode and Dr. Sarang Pedgaonkar.
National Seminar on Population, Health and 6. INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR Inclusive Development was organized by
International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) Mumbai, in collaboration with Indian Institute The International Seminar on „Assisted of Public Health, Gandhinagar (IIPHG), during 25- Reproductive Technologies in Northern and 27 February, 2015. The seminar focussed on the Southern Countries: issues, challenges and the interrelationship between population, health and future‟ was held at IIPS during 30-31 October, inclusive development in India (with special 2014. This seminar was co-organised by the Institut reference to Gujarat). Around 100 papers were National d‟Etudes Démographiques (INED, Paris, presented, including two plenary sessions, 14 oral France), the International Institute for Population and two poster sessions. First plenary session was Sciences (IIPS, Mumbai, India), the United Nations on „Population and Health: Public Private Population Fund (UNFPA, India) and the Centre de Partnership‟ and the second plenary was on Population et de Développement (CEPED, Paris, „Missing Girl Child in India: Causes and France). Consequences‟. The participants were researchers, In the inaugural session Ms Frederika Meijer, 7
UNFPA Representative of India, presented A. RESEARCH PROJECTS FUNDED BY UNFPA‟s commitment and work on ART; Jean- THE INSTITUTE
Raphaël Peytregnet, French General Consul, and The Institute conducts research programme using Sandrine Maximilien, Attachée for Science and its own resources and also through external Technology at the French Embassy in India, funding. The externally funded projects are usually presented the French scientific collaboration and initiated at the request of the concerned agencies. particularly the Indo-French Centre for the The ongoing projects at the Institute are given Promotion of Advance Research (IFCPAR). Prof F. below. Ram, Director and Senior Professor at IIPS chaired 1. CONTINUING PROJECTS the inaugural session. • Population Scenario in India: Long Term
Prospective (F. Ram, L. L. Singh, R.B. Bhagat and Sayeed Unisa) • Magnitude, Causes and Consequences of Kala-azar in India: A Study of Eastern Bihar (Dipti Govil, Harihar Sahoo, Sarang Pedgaonkar and K.C. Das) • Use of verbal autopsy for estimating the causes of death in Amravati district of
Maharashtra (Abhishek Singh, F Ram, During the two-day seminar five sessions were Dhananjay W . Bansod and Sarang organised and 18 presentations were made by Pedgoankar) senior researchers from nine countries. Participants • Estimation of Vital Rates for Mumbai of this seminar were ART experts, including a Presidency in the Colonial Period (F. Ram, Director of an infertility clinic, a delegate from Chander Shekhar & T.V. Sekher) Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), a • Changes in Household Amenities and Assets in Director of a surrogacy agency and a delegate of India: A Census Based Study (R. B. Bhagat, an Indian women‟s group. These exciting Sunil Sarode and L.K. Dwivedi). presentations represented different disciplines 2. NEW PROJECTS (anthropology, medicine, law, sociology, public • Follow-up of Comprehensive Nutrition Survey health, demography) and dealt with nine different in Maharastra in Amravati and Nashik Divisions countries and regions. (Sayeed Unisa, and P.H.Fulpagare). Organisers of this seminar are Dr. Rozee • Historical Trends and Patterns of Population Virginie, Post-Doctoral Fellow at IIPS and Prof and Development in India: A District Level Sayeed Unisa. Analysis (P. Arokiasamy, R. Nagarajan Dr. Manoj Alagarajan, A. Chattopathyay and Harihar Sahoo) 8 B. RESEARCH PROJECTS FUNDED BY • National Family Health Survey-4 (F. Ram, B. EXTERNAL AGENCIES Paswan, S.K. Singh, H Lhungdim, Chander 1. COMPLETED PROJECTS Sekhar, Abhishek Singh, Manoj • Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Schemes and Alagarajan, L K Dwivedi, D. Bansod, M R Welfare of Girl Children: Beneficiary Pradhan and Sarang Pedgaonkar); Funding Assessment of Select Schemes (T. V. Sekher agencies: USAID, DfID, BMGF, UNICEF, and F. Ram); Funding Agency: UNFPA. UNFPA, the MacArthur Foundation, and • District Level Household and Facility Survey-4 MoH&FW, GoI. (DLHS-4) (F. Ram, L. Ladusingh, B. Paswan, • Unintended Pregnancies and Abortion in India S.K. Singh, H. Lhungdim, T.V.Sekher, (UPAI) Study (F. Ram, Chander Shekhar, Ponnapalli K. Murthy, , Chander Shekhar, and Manoj Alagarajan, M R Pradhan and Harihar Manoj Alagarajan); Funding Agency: Sahoo); Funding agency: Guttmacher Institute, MoH&FW, Government of India. USA. 2. CONTINUING PROJECTS • Population Environment and Settlement • Longitudinal Aging Study in India (LASI) Main (ENVIS) (Aparajita Chattopadhyay and D. Wave (2014-19) (P. Arokiasamy, D. A Bansod): Funding agency: Ministry of Nagdeve,T.V. Sekher S. K. Mohanty, A Environment and Forests, Govt. of India. Chattopathyay, Dipti Govil and Sarang Pedagaonkar) • Comprehensive Nutrition Survey in Gujart (F. Funding Agency: MOHFW/MOSJE, Ram, Sayeed Unisa, A. Chattopadhyay S. Government of India, UNFPA and Pedgaonkar and Prakash Fulpakare): Funding National Institute on Aging (NIA)/ National Agency: Government of Gujrat. Institutes of Health (NIH), USA. 3. NEW PROJECTS • Study of Global Ageing and Adult Health • Counting Women‟s Work (L.L. Singh) (SAGE)-India, Wave-2, 2014-16 (P. Funding Agency: IDRC, Canada. Arokiasamy, H. Lhungdim, T. V. Sekher, V RESEARCH PAPER/ REPORTS Murali Dhar and Archana Roy); Funding PUBLISHED BY FACULTY/ RESEARCH STAFF/STUDENTS OF IIPS Agencies: The World Health Organization, Geneva. The faculty and research staff of the Institute • Family Health and W ealth Study (FHW S) (F. prepared a number of research papers and project Ram, U. Ram, H. Lhungdim, and A. Singh); reports during the academic year 2014-15. In this Funding Agency : IIPS Gates Institute, Johns academic year, IIPS faculty/research staff/ students Hopkins University (Baltimore, USA). have published 3 books and over 100 research • Enhancing Capacity to apply research papers/chapters/Journal articles, in national and evidence in Policy Making (F. Ram, Sayeed international scientific journals or edited books. In Unisa and Aparajita Chattopadhyay); Funding all, more than 100 research papers of the faculty, Agencies: W ellcome Trust and CORT, research staff and students were presented in Vadodara.. various seminars/conferences. 9 The list of research papers published by the faculty, Public Health from 1 Sept 2014 and will continue research staff and students is presented in till 31 August 2015. Appendix V - A. The list of project reports/ R. B. Bhagat visited Institute of Development monographs/research briefs/working papers/fact Studies (IDS) Sussex, UK, to attend Seminar on sheets prepared and published by IIPS faculty is “Rethinking Urbanisation and Equity in Asia: presented in Appendix V - B. Harnessing the Potential for All Children” during 9 - 10 June, 2014. VI. SEMINARS/CONFERENCES/
WORKSHOPS/ MEETINGS ORGANISED/ ATTENDED AND LECTURES DELIVERED BY R. B. Bhagat also was visited ICIMOD, Kathmandu, THE FACULTY/ RESEARCH STAFF/ Nepal, as Resource person at the Nansen Initiative STUDENTS OF IIPS Civil Society Meeting on Climate Change, Disasters, and Human Mobility in South Asia, The faculty members and other research staff of during 2-3 February, 2015. the Institute participated in various national and international seminars, conferences and meetings L. Ladusing visited East West Center, Honolulu, in the field of population and related disciplines Hawaii, and Counting Women‟s Work: Asian Team held in India and abroad. Appendix V - C furnishes Workshop, IDRC, Canada through University of the details of such participation by the faculty and Cape Town, USA, July 14-17, 2014. other staff members of the Institute. It also includes participation in workshops and meetings organized L. Ladusing also attended the Tenth Meeting of by the Institute (vide Appendix VI - A). . Working Group on Macroeconomic Aspects of Intergenerational Transfer, Peking University, VII. FOREIGN VISITS OF THE INSTITUTE Beijing, IDRC, Canada through University of Cape FACULTY Town, China, November 10-14, 2014. D. A. Nagdeve visited RAND Corporation F. Ram attended Demographic training on Manual headquarters in Santa Monica, Los Angeles, Estimation of Fertility and Mortality for GSO staff California, USA. RAND Summer Institute consists and help them in data evaluation and estimation of of two annual conferences - The Mini-Medical fertility from the 2014 intercensal Population and School for Social Scientists and the Demography, Housing Survey and Annual Population Change Economics, Psychology, and Epidemiology of surveys, Viet Nam, July21-August 1, 2014. Aging conference, an additional workshop on the Harmonized Data Workshop, during 7-11 July, F. Ram also participated in the Harmonization of 2014. Aging Studies around the World” meeting, Harvard School of Public Health, USA, 1-3 April, 2015. Sanjay K. Mohanty joined as Visiting Scientist at the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies (HCPDS), Harvard School of
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17th August 2014 at the Institute premises. The
VIII. IIPS STUDENTS celebration started with the welcome speech by
Prof. B. Paswan, Cultural Co-coordinator and The Institute encourages students to prepare and was inaugurated by Prof. F. Ram, Director of submit research papers for various conferences IIPS. This was followed by cultural events. The and seminars. The Institute looks for excellence students, staff and their children participated in and tries to empower the students in various ways. different cultural events. The knowledge/skill imparted to them is reflected The joint coordination of Prof. B. Paswan, through their publications, conference paper Cultural coordinator, Mr. S.N. Zore and Mr. R. B. presentations, and the increasing demand for our Lakhan, Assistant Cultural coordinators and Ms. students from various national and international Arpita Paul, student Cultural Secretary, made the organizations. celebrations successful.
a. Student publications b. Hindi Week The list of publication of students, either alone or The Hindi week was observed by the Institute jointly with the faculty, is given in Appendix VII. during 15-19 September 2014.
b. Conference papers On this occasion, various programmes and
The list of conference papers prepared and competitions, such as Shuddha lekhan Pratiyogita, presented by students is given in Appendix VII. Anuwad Pratiyogita, Aashubhashan Pratiyogita,
Antakshari Pratiyogita and Kavi Sammelan were IX STUDENT – FACULTY SEMINARS/GUEST organised for the staff and students of the Institute. LECTURE
Hindi week was organised by Mr. A.R. Nirmal, The Institute regularly conducts seminars in which under the guidance of Prof. Balram Paswan. the faculty, students and other research staff C. New Year Celebrations participate. Distinguished speakers are invited to A special cultural programme was organised to give lecture in the seminars. The seminars provide st celebrate the New Year on 31 December 2014. a forum for academic debate and exchange of Students, faculty, staff and their family members, innovative research ideas in social science actively participated in the celebrations. New Year research. The speakers usually give a talk related celebration was organised by IIPS Staff, students to their on-going project work or on topics of special and cultural committee of IIPS. interest.
X. OTHER ACTIVITIES HELD AT THE XI. LIBRARY INSTITUTE
a. Foundation Day The International Institute for Population Sciences
The Institute celebrated the Foundation Day on library has a collection of resources taking into 11 The library has reading hall equipped with consideration the course contents and research comfortable furniture, air-condition and wi fi facility. needs of the Institute. It holds about 83,156 books, The library working hours has extended up to 8.00 15,959 bound volumes of periodicals, 16,767 p.m. The library is accessible through Reprints and 600 audio-visual materials and www.iipsindia.org for all. subscribes to over 300 journals, more than 75
journals received in the library by the way of gift Future plan: It is proposed to develop the institute and exchange. More than 25,500 research articles repository including entire reprint collection in from the core journals and edited books have been digital form in the near future. indexed and made available through OPAC. The Mr. D.D. Mestri is in-charge of the library (LIO). library has the collection on population studies and relevant subjects like, religion, psychology, XII. INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND sociology, statistics, economics, public TECHNOLOGY UNIT
administration, education, mathematics, The ICT Unit of the institute, that was till recently anthropology, public health, history, geography, known as the Computer and Data Centre, is well etc. The library provides a host of information equipped with the IBM Blade Center server, latest services to its users, like Current Awareness, New Core i3 and higher generation computers and Additions, Selective Dissemination of Information, statistical software required for data analysis. There Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC), are a total 260 desktop computers in the Institute. Document Delivery Service, Photocopy facilities, The Unit has one main classroom/lab room with 48 Reference Service, Bibliographic service, metadata computers with three LCD projectors, another small interpolation and so on. classroom/lab with capacity of 16 computers.
Computer classes for MPS, M.A/M.Sc, M.Sc. in The library has a special collection of all the census Biostatistics & Epidemiology, M. Phil and Short volumes of published in pre-independence period term courses are held in these labs. All the (Census of India 1872 to 1941 in PDF format) till computers are configured with 1Gbps Bandwidth the latest Census 2011. The library provides Capacity link for internet access and connected by access to the several online databases like JSTOR, Local Area Network and WiFi connectivity. The ICT SCIENCEDIRECT (social science collection), Unit is also providing the internal email facility to SCOPUS, INDIASTAT and other leading faculty and staff at the institute. Wireless internet publisher‟s online collection relevant to health and facilities have been established and made available population sciences. to the students in the hostels and library. Internet
The IIPS library has institutional membership with and computer facility to students and faculty on INFLIBNET (UGC), DELNET and exploring campus are provided 24X7 by ICT Unit. maximum services for the benefit of the Institute. The software packages installed are SAS Version 12 9.4, IBM SPSS Version 20, STATA Version 13, GIS qualitative data including image, audio and video Version 10, ML Win, Atlas Ti, Spectrum, Mortpak, files etc. The seminar presenter was Professor Dr. and Endnote. The ICT Unit has network attached Suria Baba - Director Education and Learning unified storage server with 10TB capacity that Centre Universiti Malaysia, Kelan-tan. A total of stores demographic and census data. The data approx 40 students from M.Phil. & Ph.D. courses sets of Census of India (1991, 2001, 2011), and 10 faculty of and 12 external participants, National Family Health Survey (I, II, III), District participated in the Seminar. Level Household and facility Survey (I, II, III), Demographic Health Survey (DHS) of selected countries, National Sample Survey (NSS), Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS), Youth Study, Longitudinal Aging Study in India (LASI) and Study on Global Aging and Adult Health (SAGE) are available to researchers at the Institute. On request, datasets are also being provided to Indian and International researchers from outside. Organizers‟ of this seminar are ICT Unit, IIPS and M/s. Numerical Analytics Instruments Pvt Ltd. ICT unit is maintaining IIPS website. The unit is in 2. SAS training workshop: the process of making website bilingual (English & Hindi). A web based application for distribution of A Six day‟s training workshop of “SAS dataset has been developed for making available Programming fast track” was successfully IIPS surveyed datasets online after a simple completed during 22-27 September, 2014. registration process. Objectives of this training workshop were to gain knowledge about processing of the language of Steps have been initiated to start eGovernance in SAS software and understanding of the SAS the Institute to cover the functioning of the various programming syntax. Total ten faculty from IIPS departments of the institute including Accounts and were attended the training workshop. All the Administration. technical assistants/arrangement for the training
1. NVIVO Seminar: programme was done by the ICT unit, IIPS.
The NVIVO Seminar on “Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo” has been hold at ICT unit LAB IIPS in Mumbai, on 13 March 2015. The seminar aims to know about use of NVIVO for Qualitative Data Analysis for example how this package will be helpful in organize and analyze interviews, field notes, textual sources, and other types of
13 Mr. Anjani Kumar Mishra is System Manager of the this series are peer-reviewed by two external ICT Unit. experts working in the areas of Population, Health
and Development. So far, 8 working papers were XIII. PUBLICATION UNIT published.
Prof. H. Lhungdim and Dr. Harihar Sahoo are the IIPS has a well established publication unit. Editors of IIPS working paper series. Periodically IIPS publishes Newsletters, Research Briefs and Working papers. XIV. DEMOGRAPHY INDIA JOURNAL
a. IIPS Newsletter The professional Journal of Indian Association for The Institute brings out Newsletters, which publish the Study of Population (IASP) is presently information about various ongoing activities of the managed at IIPS. Prof. F. Ram is the Chief Editor Institute. Two issues of IIPS Newsletters covering of the Journal since 2011. This long standing four numbers were printed during the academic journal publishes peer-reviewed articles and book year, 2014-15. reviews, focusing on demographic and health
Prof. H. Lhungdim and Dr. Harihar Sahoo are the issues and more specifically on Indian Editors of IIPS Newsletter. demography. The two issues brought out each year contain about 25 articles, book reviews and
b. IIPS Research Brief Series presidential address of IASP conferences and Dr.
The „Research Brief Series‟ is a new initiative of the George Simmons memorial lectures. The journal is Institute started in 2007, to provide an opportunity subscribed by the universities and research centers to the faculty, Ph.D. students and visiting fellows to both in India and abroad, apart from the members quickly disseminate the important findings of their of IASP. research studies before they are published as a Dr. T. V. Sekher is the Managing Editor of the research report or in a scientific journal. So for 14 research briefs were published under this series. Journal.
Prof. H. Lhungdim and Dr. Harihar Sahoo are the XV. PLACEMENT CELL Editors of IIPS Research Brief Series.
IIPS Working Paper Series
The 'Working Paper Series' is a new initiative In order to help the graduating students to find started during 2009-10. Its main objective is to suitable job opportunities, a Placement Cell was disseminate new research ideas, theoretical established at the Institute in 2010. This Cell development and methodological insights initiated contacts various organizations / institutes working by IIPS to the national and international community in the field of population, health and related areas as quickly as possible. The papers published under and conveys the CVs and information about the passing out students. 14
The Cell also facilitates conducting the campus XVII. DELEGATIONS AND OTHER VISITORS interviews for organizations interested in recruiting TO THE INSTITUTE
from IIPS. This provides a unique opportunity for the employers and students to interact each other During the academic year 2014-15 several for the benefit of both. academicians and eminent persons visited the Institute. The list of the visitors is given in Appendix Dr. Manoj Alagarajan and Dr Dipti Govil are the VIII. Coordinars of Placement Cell
XVIII. FACULTY & GROUP-A OFFICERS AT XVI. HOSTEL FACILITY THE INSTITUTE
The names of faculty members and other Group-A The teaching and training programme at the officers along with their educational qualifications Institute are fully residential. The Institute has two and designations are given in Appendix IX. hostels. All the rooms are self contained, well XIX. RECRUITMENTS/ PROMOTIONS /RETIREMENTS furnished and having adequate living and working space. There are 24 air conditioned rooms at par A. RECRUITMENTS
with International standards with television with Dr. R. Nagarajan, appointed and joined as cable facilities and computers with the internet to Professor, Department of Development Studies w.e.f 07.07.2014. accommodate international students and guests of the institute. A separate kitchenette is available for Mr. D.G.Bhovad appointed as UDC Cum Cashier the use of international students/ researchers. w.e.f 01.12.2014.
Mr. Rakesh V. Shinde appointed as Assistant There is a hostel mess run on no-loss no-profit w.e.f. 20.04.2015
basis by a committee consisting of student B. PROMOTIONS representatives, hostel staff and hostel warden. A Mr. Dhaku Ramchandra Zore promoted as Cook Gr- separate hall having computers with internet is I, w.e.f 20.06.2014. provided for students‟ use. A number of washing C. RETIREMENTS machines and LCD televisions are also provided exclusively for students‟ use in hostels. Indoor and Mr. Shivaji B. Nalavade Data Entry operator retired on superannuation on 31.05.2014. outdoor game facilities and a well equipped gymnasium are also available. Mr. T.V. Mohanan cook, Grade-I retired on superannuation on 31.05.2014. Prof. Chander Shekar is the Hostel W arden. Dr. R.B. Upadhyay Assistant Research Officer retired on superannuation on 28.02.2015.
Dr. (Mrs) Anjali S. Kulkarni Research Assistant took VRS on 28.02.2015.
15 D. STUDY LEAVE I am also thankful to all the Members of the
Prof. Usha Ram and Prof S. K .Mohanty. General and Executive Council of the Institute as
well as to all the Members of the Standing Finance XX. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Committee, Academic Council and the Board of
Studies and Research, as listed in Appendices X,
XI, XI, XIII and XIV for their support and keen The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has interest in the activities of the Institute. I am also continued to provide the basic administrative and thankful to Dr. Umesh Shenoy and Dr. (Mrs.) financial support to the Institute as in the previous Rohini Ambekar for providing necessary medical years. I express my sincere gratitude to Shri Jagat care to our staff and students. Thanks are also due Prakash Nadda, the Hon'ble Union Minister for to Shri V. Bhaskaran for providing legal assistance Health and Family Welfare, the President, General to the Institute. Council, IIPS for his keen interest in the activities of the Institute. On this occasion, I acknowledge with gratitude, the
I am also grateful to Shri Bhanu Pratap Sharma, cooperation and support extended by all the faculty Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of and staff members of the Institute throughout this Health and Family Welfare and Vice-President, year. General Council, IIPS and Chairman of the I am sure that the Institute will not only maintain its Executive Council, IIPS; and Sri Lov Varma, reputation but will reach new heights as an Institute former Secretary to Government of India, MoHFW of excellence and national importance with the and their colleagues for the support to the activities dedicated efforts of the faculty and staff and with of the Institute. the support from the Government and academic
I also acknowledge with thanks the support of community. various international funding agencies for supporting several of our research and training JAI HIND !!! activities. I would specially like to mention UNFPA,
USAID, WHO, World Bank, Ford Foundation, Centre for Disease Control (CDC, Atlanta), Mumbai Prof. F. Ram UNICEF, National Institute of Health, USA, Bill and 11th May, 2015 (Director & Sr. Professor) Melinda Gates Foundation, MacArthur Foundation and Packard Foundation.
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INDEX TO APPENDICES Page No. APPENDIX-I Table A: Number of students from different countries received 18 degrees/diplomas/certificates at the International Institute for Population Sciences from 1957-58 to 2014-15.
Table B: Number of students in different years received 19 degrees/diplomas/certificates at the International Institute for Population Sciences during each academic year from 1957-58 to 2014-15.
APPENDIX-II List of students receiving degrees/ diplomas in 2014-15. 1. Diploma in 20 Health Promotion Education (DHPE) 2. Master of Arts / Master of Science (MA / M.Sc.) 3. Master of Population Studies (MPS) 4. Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.) in Population Studies 5. Doctor of Philosophy in Population Studies (Ph. D) 6. Master of Population Studies (MPS) (Distance Learning) 7. Diploma in Population Studies (DPS) (Distance Learning)
APPENDIX-III List of students with the Title of their Seminar papers/ Dissertations/Theses. 26 Table A. Dissertations (M.A/M. Sc.) B. Seminar papers (MPS). Table C. Dissertations (M. Phil.). Table D. Theses (Ph. D). Table E. Seminar papers (MPS) (Distance Learning). Table F. Seminar papers (DPS) (Distance Learning).
APPENDIX-IV Table A. Students enrolled for MA/M.Sc. 34 Table B. Students registered for Ph. D. APPENDIX-V Table A. Published Books/Research papers. Table B. Published Research 41 Reports/Monographs/Fact Sheets at IIPS. Table C. Research papers Presented at Various Seminars/Conferences.
APPENDIX-VI Table A. Seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences/ Meetings Organized by 53 Faculty/Research Staff. Table B. Lectures Delivered/Consultancy Provided by Faculty. Table C. Seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences/ Meetings/ Lectures Attended by Faculty/ Research Staff. Table D. Faculties' Membership in Professional Bodies.
APPENDIX-VII Research Papers by IIPS Research Scholars/Students 70 A. Research Papers published in journals/books. B. Research Papers Presented in Conferences/ Seminars. C. Training Programme/ Summer Schools attended.
APPENDIX-VIII Visitors to the Institute 83 APPENDIX-IX Faculty and Group-A Officers of the Institute. 84
APPENDIX-X Members of the General Council 86 APPENDIX-XI Members of the Executive Council. 89 APPENDIX-XII Members of the Standing Finance Committee. 91
APPENDIX-XIII Members of the Academic Council 92 APPENDIX-XIV Members of the Board of Studies and Research 2014-15 96
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TABLE A NUMBER OF STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES RECEIVED DEGREES/DIPLOMAS/CERTIFICATES AT THE
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR POPULATION SCIENCES FROM 1957-58 TO 2014-15.
Country CPS+/DPS DPS FCA DHE/ PGDCH MA/ M.Sc. MPS MPS MPS DPS MPhil PhD Total (Old) DHPE* M.Sc. Bio (BC) (DL) (DL) Afghanistan 27 4 - - - - 1 1 - - 1 1 35 Bangladesh 37 4 - 1 - - 2 - - - 1 4 49 Bhutan 25 2 - 2 - 3 - - - - 32 Cambodia 6 - - - - 4 2 - - - - - 12 Cook Island 1 ------1 DPR Korea 2 ------2 Ethiopia ------1 - - - 1 2 Fiji 6 ------6 Ghana 1 ------1 Guam 1 ------1 Guinea 1 ------1 Hong Kong 4 ------4 India 470 104 8 505 30 105 7 526 - 334 31 313 237 2671 Indonesia 76 2 ------78 Iran 19 5 ------1 25 Japan 11 1 ------12 Kenya ------2 2 Kyrgyztan 4 ------4 Laos 7 ------1 8 Liberia 1 ------1 - 2 Malaysia 10 1 ------11 Maldives 10 - - 9 ------19 Micronesia 1 ------1 Mongolia 11 - - - - - 1 - - - - - 12 Mariana Island 1 ------1 Myanmar 22 - - 10 ------32 Nepal 31 6 - 5 - 3 - - 3 - 48 Pakistan 6 1 ------7 Papua New Guinea 3 ------3 People‟s Rp. China 41 2 - - - 3 1 - - 1 - 48 Philippines 38 1 ------39 Republic of Korea 29 2 ------31 Republic of Vietnam 44 1 ------1 ------46 Republic of Yemen - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - 2 Sri Lanka 30 ------30 Sudan 1 ------1 1 3 Taiwan 12 3 ------15 Tajikistan 2 ------2 Thailand 24 2 ------26 Tonga 2 ------2 U.S.A. 1 ------1 Vietnam 8 - 8 Western Samoa 11 3 ------14 Total 1029 144 8 533 30 117 7 542 3 325 31 321 248 3348
CPS- Certificate in Population Studies; DHE-Diploma in Health Education; DPS-Diploma in Population Studies M.A / M.Sc. – Master of Arts/ Master of Science in Population Studies; M.Sc Bio – Master of Science in Biostatistics & Epidemiology; MPS- Master of Population Studies; FCA- Diploma in Family Planning Communication Action Research; M.Phil - Master of Philosophy in Population Studies; Ph.D- Doctor of Philosophy in Population Studies; PGDCH – Post Graduate Diploma in Community Health Care; I – India; F- Foreign; BC – Bridge Course; DL – Distance Learning. + Re-designated as 'Diplouma in Pop lation Studies' from 1991-92 Academic Session. * From the academic year 2001-2002, the Diploma in Health Education (DHE) course has been renamed as Diploma in Health Promotion Education (DHPE).
18 TABLE B NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN DIFFERENT YEARS RECEIVED DEGREES/DIPLOMAS/CERTIFICATES AT THE
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR POPULATION SCIENCES FROM 1957-58 TO 2014-15 + Years CPS /DPS DPS FCA DHE/DPH PGDC MA/M.Sc MPS M.Sc., MPS MPS (DL) DPS (DL) MPhil PhD Total (OLD) E * H Bio (BL) I F I F I F I F I F I F I F I F I F I F I F I F 1957-58 4 4 ------8 1958-59 5 8 4 ------17 1959-60 4 9 2 ------15 1960-61 9 15 3 ------27 1961-62 9 12 3 2 ------26 1962-63 6 13 4 1 2 ------26 1963-64 7 12 3 3 ------25 1964-65 11 - 5 1 ------17 1965-66 19 11 3 3 ------36 1966-67 21 11 5 2 3 ------42 1967-68 17 7 4 - 1 ------29 1968-69 25 5 2 1 1 ------34 1969-70 21 9 3 - 1 ------34 1970-71 15 8 8 3 ------34 1971-72 11 7 9 1 ------28 1972-73 12 11 2 1 ------1 - 27 1973-74 20 11 2 ------33 1974-75 13 20 7 ------2 - 42 1975-76 16 6 6 4 ------32 1976-77 19 11 4 1 ------35 1977-78 17 6 3 1 ------1 - 28 1978-79 12 9 4 2 ------27 1979-80 17 11 3 1 ------32 1980-81 13 15 3 1 ------32 1981-82 14 18 2 1 ------3 1 39 1982-83 15 17 1 1 ------1 - 35 1983-84 14 11 3 5 ------1 - 34 1984-85 19 12 3 2 ------5 - 41 1985-86 15 17 2 1 ------2 - 37 1986-87 15 16 1 2 ------2 - - 1 37 1987-88 17 14 - - - - 11 ------4 - 2 - 48 1988-89 2 19 - - - - 16 2 - - - - 12 ------20 1 3 - 75 1989-90 5 17 - - - - 18 2 - - - - 10 1 ------10 3 - - 66 1990-91 2 15 - - - - .19 2 - - - - 19 - - 1 - - - - 7 3 4 - 72 1991-92 4 15 - - - - 17 1 - - - - 20 1 ------13 - 5 - 76 1992-93 2 21 - - - - 17 1 - - - - 18 1 - 1 - - - - 10 - 8 1 80 1993-94 - 20 - - - - 12 2 - - - - 18 1 - 1 - - - - 10 - 3 - 67 1994-95 - 30 - - - - 16 1 - - - - 13 ------2 - 7 1 70 1995-96 - 25 - - - - 13 2 - - - - 17 1 - - 8 - - - - - 8 2 76 1996-97 - 22 - - - - 14 2 - - - - 20 1 - - 4 - - - - - 3 - 66 1997-98 2 7 - - - - 15 1 - - - - 20 2 - - 16 - - - - - 7 - 70 1998-99 1 3 - - - - 17 - - - - - 23 2 - - 14 1 - - - - 12 1 74 1999-00 1 6 - - - - 20 2 - - - - 23 1 - - 15 - - - - - 15 2 85 2000-01 - 1 - - - - 20 3 - - - - 24 2 - - 13 - - - - - 10 - 73 2001-02 3 5 - - - - 15 ------16 - - - - - 8 1 48 2002-03 ------17 2 ------13 - - - 12 1 7 - 52 2003-04 - 1 - - - - 20 - - - - - 19 - - - 16 - - - 15 - 13 - 84 2004-05 1 7 - - - - 21 1 - - - - 18 2 - - 19 - - - 7 - 6 - 82 2005-06 - 4 - - - - 19 - - - - - 11 1 - - 13 - - - 5 - 1 - 54 2006-07 4 4 - - - - 22 2 - - - - 16 - - - 19 - - - 8 - 5 1 81 2007-08 7 - - - - - 22 1 - - - - 11 - - - 15 - - - 16 - 4 - 76 2008-09 4 1 - - - - 20 - 5 - - - 19 - - - 31 - 1 - 13 - 13 - 107 2009-10 ------22 1 - - - - 19 - - - 18 - 6 - 13 - 20 - 99 2010-11 ------23 - 7 - 6 5 15 - - - 20 - 7 - 14 - 12 - 109 2011-12 ------18 - 7 - 14 - 37 - - - 21 - 7 - 30 - 8 - 142 2012-13 ------19 - - - 14 7 46 - - - 27 - 1 - 35 - 14 - 144 2013-14 ------18 - 8 - 39 - 42 - - - 19 - 3 - 33 - 11 - 173 2014-15 ------24 - 3 - 32 - 40 - 7 - 17 - 6 - 35 - 11 - 173
Total 470 559 104 40 8 - 505 28 80 - 105 12 526 16 7 3 334 1 31 0 314 8 236 11 3348 Notes and course details as in end note to Appendix I,
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LIST OF STUDENTS RECEIVINGNDIX DEGREES/DIPLOMAS II (2015) S. No. Name of the Students
1. DIPLOMA IN HEALTH PROMOTION EDUCATION (DHPE)
1. MRS. SHAILAJA N. BHANDARI 2. MRS. NINGAMMA NAIKODI 3. MR. BHARAT H. BAHUROOPI 4. MR. VIVEK R. VISPUTE 5. MR. PRAMOD P. LONE 6. MR. NAMDEV G. BENDKULE 7. MR. RAVINDRA G. RATHOD 8. MRS. SUREKHA A. GADEKAR 9. MRS. JAYASHRI N. DIPKE 10. MR. JAYDEEP G. WAVALIYE 11. MRS. SANJUKTA NAIK 12. MR. SOUSTAB KUMAR MOHAPATRA 13. MRS. CHINMAYEE SENAPATI 14. MRS. G. NAGMANI 15. MISS PRITI PADMA SARANGI 16. MRS. SUBHADRA DALPATI 17. MRS. PRATIMA ROY 18. MR. BANA BIHARI NAYAK 19. MRS. MAMATA DIGAL 20. MRS. PABITRA SAHOO 21. MRS. SUJATA NANDA 22. MR. SHANKAR LAL THAKUR 23. MRS. BHUKYA KAIKA 24. MRS. M. KANTHAMMA
2. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE (PGDCHC)
1. DR. SHAIKH SHAKEEL AHMED 2. MR. VINAYAK N. WANDARE 3. MRS. SUJATA A BAGUL
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LIST OF STUDENTS RECEIVING DEGREES/DIPLOMAS (2015) (continued….)
3. MASTER OF ARTS/SCIENCE IN POPULATION STUDIES (M.A./M.Sc.)
1. MR. NIDHIN JACOB CHERIAN 2. MR. VIVEK KUMAR MISHRA 3. MR. HITESH SATYAWAN HIRE 4. MR. MANOJ KUMAR ROUL 5. MR. DIPAK KUMAR VISHWAKARMA 6. MR. SACHIN I. SAKHARE 7. MS. SREI CHANDA 8. MR. SIKENDRA PRADHAN 9. MR. VIJAY KUMAR MISHRA 10. MR. CHITRASENA PRADHAN 11. MR. ASHISH EKNATH KHODKE 12. MR. MANKAR SUHAS KARAMDAS 13. MR. SUSHANT KUMAR MANDAL 14. MR. RAVIRAJ N. 15. MR. KSHIRA SINDHU POTA 16. MR. PRASHANT B. DONGARDIVE 17. MS. TANYA SHRIVASTAVA 18. MR. VISHAL FAKIRA BODHARE 19. MR. NAVEEN NAIK 20. MR. RAHUL RAJAK 21. MR. GUNATEET LAHIRI 22. MS. RISHA SINGH 23. MS. POULOMI CHOWDHURY 24. MS. ANKITA KUMARI 25. MR. SANYAM KAPUR 26. MR. UMENTHALA SRIKANTH REDDY 27. MR. AKSHAY MANAJI SAWANT 28. MRS. SUSHMITA PAUL 29. MS. APOORVA SHUKLA 30. MR. LAEEK AHEMAD SIDDIQUI 31. MR. SHAILENDRA KUMAR 32. MS. RASMITA MISHRA
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LIST OF STUDENTS RECEIVING DEGREES/DIPLOMAS (2015) (continued….)
4. MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.Sc) IN BIO-STATISTICS & EPIDEMIOLOGY
1. MS DYUTI COOMAR 2. MR. ASHISH KR. SRIVASTAVA 3. MR. AMAN RAJ GUPTA 4. MR. BOORA NAVEEN KUMAR 5. DR. RAHUL SADASHIV BAWANKULE 6. MR. KADAM DEEPTESH HARISHCHANDRA 7. MR. NAVEEN KUMAR K.
5. MASTER OF POPULATION STUDIES (MPS)
1. MR. STRONG PILLAR MARBANIANG 2. MR. PRADEEP KUMAR 3. MR. DEVABRATA DEY 4. MR. HIMANSHU CHAURASIA 5. MR. HARSHAL BHIMRAO SONEKAR 6. MS. BHAWANA SHARMA 7. MS. ADRITA BANERJEE 8. MR. SIKARWAR ANKIT KUMAR 9. MR. BRIJESH KUMAR YADAV 10. MS. MINAKSHI VISHWAKARMA 11. MS. NIVEDITA ROY 12. MR. SURAJ PAL 13. MS. PRITI GUPTA 14. MS. DEBASHREE SINHA 15. MR. AKHILESH 16. MS. SHAIFALI GUPTA 17. MS. ARPITA MUKHERJEE 18. MR. RISHABH GUPTA 19. MS. VAISHALI CHAURASIA 20. MS. DEEPANJALI VISHWAKARMA 21. MR. KINKAR MANDAL 22. MR. SIBAJI KUNTI 23. MR. SUHAS SAMPATRAO SUTAR 24. MR. ANKUR DUTTA
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LIST OF STUDENTS RECEIVING DEGREES/DIPLOMAS (2015) (continued….)
25. MR. MUHAMMED MASHKOOR M.P. 26. MR. JATIN PHUKAN 27. MS. SANGEETA BASUMATARY 28. MR. INGLE SAGAR DHIRASRAO 29. MS. DEVARUPA GUPTA 30. MS. MATHANGMANEI MELTHRA 31. MS. KIRAN PATHARIYA 32. MR. RAVI BABAN GAWAI 33. MS. MAMTA JAT 34. MS. SUMAN KANOUGIYA 35. MS. TANUSREE DUTTA 36. MR. ANJAN CHAKRAVARTY 37. MR. RAJEEV KUMAR 38. MR. PRASHANT S. BHOSALE
6. MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY IN POPULATION STUDIES (M PHIL)
1. MS. KAJORI BANERJEE 2. MS. CHHAVI PAUL 3. MS. MILI DUTTA 4. MS. MELODY THANGJAM 5. MS. SRITAPA CHATTERJEE 6. MR. JAMADAR MUDASSAR MAHAMAD 7. MS. ANKITA SRIVASTAVA 8. MR. SAMARUL ISLAM 9. MR. PIJUSH KANTI KHAN 10. MR. GURU VASISHTHA 11. MR. VISHAL BABU MHADESHWAR 12. MS. VARSHA PANDURANG NAGARGOJE 13. MR. PUSHPENDRA SINGH 14. MR. VARUN KUMAR YADAV 15. MR. SURENDRA KUMAR PATEL 16. MR. HRISHIKESH P. SHIRBHATE 17. MS. ANITA PAL 18. MS. MEENA KUMARI 19. MR. DADAS AMOL VINAYAK 20. MS. SHAHNAZ ANSARI 21. MR. JITENDRA GUPTA 22. MS. ROHINI LAXMAN SAPKAL 23. MR. SHARAD KUMAR SUMAN 24. MR. KISAN DILIP ALGUR 23
LIST OF STUDENTS RECEIVING DEGREES/DIPLOMAS (2015) (continued….)
25. MR. SACHIN RAMESH LOKHANDE 26. MR. SOLOMON DEBBARMA 27. MS. L.K. WONTHING 28. MR. RADHE SHYAM MISHRA 29. MR. AJAY GUPTA 30. MR. SHASHANK RAJKUMAR KUDTARKAR 31. MS. RAJESHWARI BIRADAR 32. MR. RAVINDRA CHOWDHARY 33. MS. DORTHY SUDATAR TAYADE 34. MR. AJEET KUMAR SINGH 35. MS. RUCHITA BHALCHANDRA SAKPAL
7. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN POPULATION STUDIES (Ph D)
1. MR. ABHISHEK SINGH 2. MR. SRINIVAS GOLI 3. MR. RAJ NARAYAN 4. MS. NIDHI SHARMA 5. MR. ABHISHEK KUMAR 6. MS. GRACE BAHALEN MUNDU 7. MS. LUCKY SINGH 8. MR. JEETENDRA YADAV 9. MR. SHIVA NAND CHAUHAN 10. MS. AKANKSHA SRIVASTAVA 11. MS. RACHANA PATEL
8. MASTER OF POPULATION STUDIES (MPS) (DISTANCE LEARNING)
1. MRS. MEENA JAIN 2. MR. NARENDRA SHEKHAR BEHERA 3. MS. AARTI TALWAR 4. MR. ABHIJIT BASU BISWA 5. MR. SIJU MATHEW 6. MR. MUKESH KUMAR CHOURASE 7. MR. VIJAY DEVIDAS MANE 8. MS. NEETA GOVIND MALI 9. DR. GAJENDRA SINGH 10. MR. PERWAIZ ALAM
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LIST OF STUDENTS RECEIVING DEGREES/DIPLOMAS (2015) (continued….)
11. MR. AMBRISH KUMAR CHANDAN 12. DR. TANU PRIYA 13. MS. SUNITA MARUTI KAMBLE 14. DR. PRASHANT AGARWAL 15. MR. DEBASHISH JANA 16. DR. ANITA GIRISH SHENOY 17. MR. KRIPAL SINGH NIRANJAN
9. DIPLOMA IN POPULATION STUDIES (DPS) (DISTANCE LEARNING)
1. MR. DEVENDER SAMANT 2. MR. AMIT RAMCHANDRA MHATRE 3. MRS. VIJAYA VASANT JAMDHADE 4. MRS. SARALA SHIVAJI KADAM 5. MS.SUVARNA RAMCHANDRA MANDALE 6. MR. R. MOTHILAL
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APPENDIX III Table A: LIST OF M.A/M.Sc STUDENTS WITH TITLES OF THEIR DISSERTATIONS
S. No. Name of the Students Topic Guide 1. Mr. Nidhin Jacob Impact of Premature Deindustrialization on Prof. R. Nagarajan Cherian Demographic Dividend in India 2. Mr. Vivek Kumar Mishra Alcohol Use and Vulnerability to Sexual Health Risk in Prof. S.K. Singh Low Income Slums of Mumbai 3. Mr. Hitesh Satyawan Impact of Integrated Child Development Services Mr. Sunil T. Sarode Hire Scheme in Rural and Tribal Belt of Maharashtra 4. Mr. Manoj Kumar Roul Agricultural Productivity and Urbanization in India Prof. R.B. Bhagat 5. Mr. Dipak Kumar Dynamics of Contraceptive Use among Women in Prof. B. Paswan Vishwakarma Maharashtra 6. Mr. Sachin I. Sakhare Migration in Mumbai: A Study based on Census Data Prof. K.C. Das 2001 7. Ms. Srei Chanda Amputation and its Psycho-Social and Economic Prof. T.V. Sekher Implications for Affected Individuals and their Families: An Explorative Study in Mumbai City 8. Mr. Sikendra Pradhan Mode of Communication and Utilization of Maternal and Prof. F. Ram Child Health Services in India 9. Mr. Vijay Kumar Mishra Deprivation among Elderly in major Indian States Dr. Dipti Govil 10. Mr. Chitrasena Pradhan Child Labour in Odisha Dr. Manoj Alagarajan 11. Mr. Ashish Eknath A Study on Abortions and Child Sex Ratio in Dr. Manoj Alagarajan Khodke Maharashtra 12. Mr. Mankar Suhas A Study on Linkages between Hygiene Sanitation and Dr. D.W. Bansod Karamdas Tuberculosis Situation in India: An Exploration 13. Mr. Sushant Kumar Dr.A. Chattopadhyay Population, Infrastructure and Land Use of Thane Dist. Mandal 14. Mr. Raviraj N. Awareness & Utilization of Cash Incentives under Prof. H. Lhungdim Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) Scheme by Women Beneficiaries in EAG States of India 15. Mr. Kshira Sindhu Pota Domestic Violence against Women in Odisha Prof. K.C. Das 16. Mr. Prashant B. Food Insecurity among Tribals: Case Study in Jalgaon Prof. R. Nagarajan Dongardive Jamod Taluka, Buldana District, Maharashtra 17. Ms. Tanya Shrivastava Life Transition and Happiness among Elderly in Old Dr.A. Chattopa-dhyay Age Homes
18. Mr. Vishal Fakira The Study of Persons with Disabilities with reference to Bodhare Socio-Economic and Livelihood Condition in Mr. Sunil T. Sarode Maharashtra 19. Mr. Naveen Naik Higher Education in Karnataka State: From Gender Dr. Harihar Sahoo Perspective
20. Mr. Rahul Rajak Development Induced Displacement and Rehabilitation: Dr. Archana K. Roy A Case Study of Navi Mumbai International Airport Project 21. Mr. Gunateet Lahiri Dr.Sarang Rendezvous with Sexual Demeanour of Adolescents Pedgaonkar
22. Ms. Risha Singh Mental Health and well being – A Study of Depression, Prof. P. Arokiasamy Cognition and Unpleasantness of Older Adults in India: using SAGE Wave 1 23. Ms. Poulomi Prof. L. Ladusingh Chowdhury Morbidity and Hospitalization Pattern of Elderly in India
24. Ms. Ankita Kumari Elderly and Caregiving: A Study based on SAGE-India Prof. T.V. Sekher Survey
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Table A: (Continued…..)
25. Mr. Sanyam Kapur Study of Retirement Effect of Health in SAGE Countries Prof. P. Arokiasamy
26. Mr. Umenthala Srikanth Tempo Adjusted Life Expectancy of India and some of Prof.Chander Reddy its Major States Shekhar 27. Mr. Akshay Manaji Impact of Draught on Socio-economic Status of Rural Dr. D.W. Bansod Sawant Population in Osmanabad Marathwada 28. Ms. Sushmita Paul Dr. Murali Dhar Gender Differentials in Child Education Status and
Reason for not going to School: a Comparative Study of
EAG States of India
29. Ms. Apoorva Shukla Status of Femal Headed Households: with reference to Dr. L.K. Dwivedi Housing condition and Empowerment in India 30. Mr. Laeek Ahemad Prof. Sayeed Unisa Continuum of Maternal Health Care and its Association Siddiqui with Child Immunization
31. Mr. Shailendra Kumar Chronic Diseases and its Association with Disability Dr. M.R. Pradhan among Older Population in India 32. Ms. Rasmita Mishra Prof. Chander Quality of Life and Abuse against Elderly Widows in Shekhar India and States
APPENDIX III Table B: LIST OF M.Sc IN BIOSTATISTICS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY STUDENTS WITH TITLES OF THEIR DISSERTATIONS Sr. No. Name of the Student Topics Guide 1. Ms Dyuti Coomar Dr. L.K. Dwivedi Impact Evaluation of ICDS Services in Rural India using
propensity score matching
2. Mr. Ashish Kr. Dr. Murali Dhar Prevalence of Anemia among Reproductive age-group Srivastava women in Bihar
3. Mr. Aman Raj Gupta An Epidemiological Examination of Selected Women Prof. Chander and Household Characteristics Associated with Shekhar Tuberculosis 4. Mr. Boora Naveen Endemic Fluorosis and its Concomitant Health Issues Dr. S. Pedgaonkar Kumar among Rural Population of Nalgonda District, Telangana State 5. Dr. Rahul Sadashiv Dr. Abhishek Singh Children’s Stool Disposal and Prevalence of Diarrhea in Bawankule India
6. Mr. Kadam Deeptesh Prof. D.A. Nagdeve Inequalities in health coverage and outcomes among Harishchandra children and women in Maharashtra
7. Mr. Naveen Kumar K. Epidemiology of cataracts, visual aids usage and low Dr. M.R. Pradhan vision among the older adult of India
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APPENDIX III Table C: LIST OF MPS STUDENTS WITH TITLES OF THEIR SEMINAR PAPERS
S. No. Name of the Students Seminar Paper Topic Guide
1. Mr. Strong Pillar Meteorological Conditions and Malaria Cases in Meghalaya, Prof. L. Ladusingh Marbaniang India
2. Mr. Sugriba Behera Fertility and Family Planning Behaviour among Adolescents Prof. D.A. Nagdeve in Odisha
3. Mr. Pradeep Kumar An Assessment of Gynaecological Morbidity among Young Dr. Manoj Alagarajan Women in Bihar and Jharkhand
4. Gender Equity in the Benefit Incidence of Public Expenditure Prof. L. Ladusingh Mr. Devabrata Dey for Health in India
5. Mr. Himanshu Chaurasia Linkages between Subjective Well-being Livelihood Mr. Sunil T. Sarode Opportunity and Social Security among Elderly in India
6. Mr. Harshal Bhimrao Institutional Deliveries and its Determinants among SC’s and Dr. M.R. Pradhan Sonekar ST’s in EAG States of India
7. Ms. Bhawana Sharma Sexual Relation Satisfaction and Safe Sexual Practices in Prof. S.K. Singh Low Income Slums of Mumbai
8. Ms. Adrita Banerjee Pattern of Nutrient Intake and its Effect on Anemia and Prof. Sayeed Unisa Menstrual Cycle Status in India
9. Mr. Sikarwar Ankit Kumar Population and Land Use – Land Cover Change in Dr. Aparajita Ahmadabad City Taluka Chattopadhyay
10. Mr. Brijesh Kumar Yadav Understanding District Level Variation in Mortality in India (A Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli Study Using Selected Indirectly Estimated Mortality
Indicators)
11. Ms. Minakshi Vishwakarma Construction of a Community Specific Life Table for India Prof. Chander Shekhar 2002-06 12. Ms. Nivedita Roy Gender Equality for the Environment: Positioning India Dr. Aparajita Chattopadhyay
13. Mr. Suraj Pal Utilization of Full Antenatal and Postnatal Care among Prof. D.A. Nagdeve Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes in India
14. Ms. Priti Gupta Structure of Homeless Population in India and its States Dr. Murali Dhar
15. Ms. Debashree Sinha The Role of Vocational Education and Training in Reaping Prof. P. Arokiasamy the Demographic Dividend of the EAG States in India
16. Mr. Akhilesh Yadav A Study of Morbidity Pattern among Elderly Population in Prof. Chander Shekhar Urban India
17. Ms. Shaifali Gupta Youth and Family Life Education in India: Opinions and Prof. T.V. Sekher Attitudes of Young Men and Women
18. Ms. Arpita Mukherjee Contraceptive Use Dynamics among Educated Working Dr. Dipti Govil Women in India
19. Mr. Rishabh Gupta Does Consumption of IFA Improve Neonatal Survival in India Dr. Abhishek Singh ?
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APPENDIX III Table C: (Continued…)
S. No. Name of the Students Seminar Paper Topic Guide
20. Ms. Vaishali Chaurasia Characteristics of Abortion Seekers by the Place of Abortion, Prof. Sayeed Unisa Pattern of Fertility and Contraceptive Use: Finding from District Level Household and Facility Survey (DLHS-3)
21. Ms. Deepanjali Changes in HIV/AIDS Related Risk Behaviour among Men Prof. S.K. Singh Vishwakarma Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) in Maharashtra: Evidences
from IBBA
22. Mr. Kinkar Mandal Understanding Mortality and Fertility Diversity in India (A Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli Study Using Selected Numerator Based Indicators)
23. Mr. Sibaji Kunti Growing Smart Cities in India: A Case Study of Ahmadabad Prof. K.C. Das
24. Mr. Suhas Sampatrao Sutar A Study on Socio-economic Status of Elderly in India Prof. H. Lhungdim
25. Mr. Ankur Dutta Changes in Educational Status among Scheduled Castes Prof. H. Lhungdim and Scheduled Tribes of Assam
26. Mr. Muhammed Mashkoor Sex Ratio at Marriageable Age and Bride Shortage in India Prof. R. Nagarajan M.P. 27. Mr. Jatin Phukan Trends & Patterns of Selected Morbidities in Assam Dr. Murali Dhar
28. Exploring the Maternal Mortality of India, Assam and West Prof. F. Ram Ms. Sangeeta Basumatary Bengal
29. Mr. Ingle Sagar Dhirasrao Complication among Teenage Pregnancy in Uttar Pradesh Dr. D.W. Bansod 30. Ms. Devarupa Gupta Urbanization and Urban Growth in Kerala and West Bengal Prof. R.B. Bhagat 31. Mr. Khandare Bhagyoday Tribal Migration in Maharashtra Prof. R.B. Bhagat D. 32. Ms. Mathangmanei Melthra Media Exposure and Indian Youth: Analysis Based on “Youth Prof. T.V. Sekher in India : Situation and Needs” Survey
33. Ms. Kiran Pathariya Size of the Child at Birth in India: Patterns and Associated Dr. Harihar Sahoo Factors 34. Mr. Ravi Baban Gawai Prevalence of Blindness in India and Maharashtra: An Analysis of 2011 Census Data Prof. R. Nagarajan 35. Ms. Mamta Jat Patterns of Frailty among Older Adults in India: Comparative Prof. P. Arokiasamy Analysis of Six States using Data from the Study on Global AGEing and Adult Health (SAGE) 36. Ms. Suman Kanougiya A Study on Current Scenario of Fertility Trend, Pattern and Dr. Harihar Sahoo Behaviour of South Asian Countries 37. Ms. Tanusree Dutta Association between Maternal health Status and Birth Weight Dr. L.K. Dwivedi of Children among Young Mothers of India using Missing Case Analysis 38. Mr. Prem Shankar Mishra Socio-economic Development Through Internal Remittances in Rural India Prof. K.C. Das
39. Mr. Anjan Chakravarty Prevalence and Comparison between Major Non- Dr. S. Pedgaonkar Communicable Diseases among Elderly Population in India
and its Economic Impact on Individual
40. Mr. Rajeev Kumar A Study of Smoking Tobacco Use and Intention to Quit in India Prof. B. Paswan 29
APPENDIX III Table D: LIST OF M PHIL STUDENTS WITH TITLE OF THEIR DISSERTATIONS
S. No. Name of the Students Title of the Dissertation Guide 1. Ms. Kajori Banerjee Dr. L.K. Dwivedi Various Dimension of Respondent Reporting
Biasedness Among The Senior Citizens of India
2. Ms. Chhavi Paul Estimating The Future Burden of Non- Prof. P. Arokiasamy
Communicable Diseases in India
3. Ms. Mili Dutta Trajectories of Cognitive Development of Children in Prof. Chander Early and Middle Childhood: A Longitudinal Study of Shekhar Andhra Pradesh 4. Ms. Melody Thangjam Prof. L. Ladusingh Mental Health and Cognitive Ability of Elderly in India
5. Ms. Sritapa Chatterjee Trafficking of Young Women and Rehabilitation of Prof. T.V. Sekher the Victims: An Exploratory Study in Kolkata 6. Mr. Jamadar Mudassar Prof. K.C. Das The Study of Internal Migration: A District Level Mahamad Analysis in India 2001
7. Ms. Ankita Srivastava Extent, Pattern and Determinants of Perinatal Dr. Abhishek Singh
Mortality in India
8. Mr. Samarul Islam Community Access and its Association with Prof. Sayeed Unisa Utilization of Maternal and Child Health Services- Looking Beyond Individual and Household Factors in Bangladesh 9. Mr. Pijush Kanti Khan Dr. M. Alagarajan Health Infrastructure in India: A District Level
Analysis of Indian Public Health Care System
10. Mr. Guru Vasishtha Prof. L. Ladusingh Non-Sampling Errors and Biases in Large Scale
Demographic Surveys
11. Mr. Vishal Babu Dr. D.W. Bansod Socioeconomic Status of SCs/STs in India: Mhadeshwar Upgrading or Degrading
12. Ms. Varsha Pandurang Dynamics of Women’s Work in Mumbai slum Dr. A. Nagargoje Chattopadhyay
13. Mr. Pushpendra Singh Depression, Cognitive Impairment and Quality of Life Dr. Dipti Govil among Elderly: A Perspective from Low Middle Income Counties 14. Dynamics of Dietary changes and association of Dr. S. Pedgaonkar Mr. Varun Kumar Yadav Poverty, Household size and demand for food in
India 15. Mr. Surendra Kumar Patel Adequacy of Drinking Water, Sanitation, Living Mr. M.R. Pradhan Conditions and its Relation with Morbidity Prevalence in Urban areas of India 16. Mr. Hrishikesh P. Shirbhate Contraceptive Use among poor Muslim Women in Dr. D.A. Nagdeve India and Bangladesh 17. Ms. Anita Pal Child Care and Family Influence on Child Prof. F. Ram Development: A study in Andhra Pradesh, India 18. Ms. Meena Kumari Subjective Well-being and its association with Social Prof. P. Arokiasamy Detachment across Employment categories among Older Adults in Low-Middle Income Countries: A Study Based on SAGE wave-1, 2007-10 19. Mr. Dadas Amol Vinayak Crimes Against Women in India-A comparative study Mr. S.T. Sarode
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20. Ms. Shahnaz Ansari Trend and Pattern of International Migration in Asia Dr. Archana Roy (1990-2013) 21. Mr. Jitendra Gupta Linkage between Women Agency and Violence in Prof. S.K. Singh Intimate Relationship: Evidence from South Asian Countries
22. Ms. Rohini Laxman Sapkal A Study on Prevalence, Associated factors and Dr. Murali Dhar Treatment seeking behavior for Tuberculosis in India
23. Mr. Sharad Kumar Suman Child Migration in India: A comparative study of Prof. R.B. Bhagat Indian States.
24. Mr. Kisan Dilip Algur Change in Demographic, Socio-economic and Dr. R. Nagarajan Household Amenities and Assets among SCs, ST and Non-SCs/STs in Maharashtra State: A District Level Analysis
25. Mr. Sachin Ramesh Higher Education among Youth in India Prof. R.B. Bhagat Lokhande 26. Mr. Solomon Debbarma Elementary Education in Rural India: An Analysis Dr. R. Nagarajan of Quality versus Quantity
27. Ms. L.K. Wonthing Female work Force Participation North Eastern Dr. H. Lhungdim Region
28. Mr. Radhe Shyam Mishra Health Inequality among Elderly in the Caste Dr. Harihar Sahoo Groups in India
29. Mr. Ajay Gupta Understanding the future aftermaths Teen Mothers Dr. Abhishek Singh Across the Birth Cohorts
30. Mr. Shashank Rajkumar Social Network Typologies and Mental Health Prof. B. Paswan Kudtarkar among older adults in India
31. Ms. Rajeshwari Biradar Sex Work practice and Health seeking behavior Prof. S.K. Singh among HIV positive Female sex workers in Northern Karnataka
32. Mr. Ravindra Chowdhary Elderly Abuse: A Qalitative Investigation in Mumbai Dr. Dipti Govil
33. Ms. Dorthy Sudatar Tayade A study of Health Status, Chronic Diseases and Dr. S. Pedgaonkar Behavioral Risk Factors: Adulthood in India
34. Mr. Ajeet Kumar Singh Migration Health Condition and Expenditure Dr. Archana Roy Pattern among Elderly- A Comparative Study of Migrant and non-Migrant in India
35. Ms. Ruchita Bhalchandra Depression in India: Prevalence, Quality of life and Dr. Harihar Sahoo Sakpal co-morbidities
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APPENDIX III
Table E: LIST OF PhD STUDENTS WITH TITLE OF THEIR THESIS
S. No. Name of the Students Title of the Thesis Guide
1. Mr. Abhishek Singh Nutritional Status of Children in Uttar Pradesh: A Prof. P. Arokiasamy Study of Determinants, Linkage with Childhood Morbidities and Child Survival
2. Mr. Srinivas Goli Demographic Convergence and its Linkage with Prof. P. Arokiasamy Health Inequalities in India
3. Mr. Raj Narayan Pattern of Male Out-Migration and its Linkages with Prof. S.K. Singh Socio-Economic Development of Rural Households in Eastern Uttar Pradesh
4. Ms. Nidhi Sharma Gender and HIV Treatment: Assessing the Impact Prof. S.K. Singh of Gender on Survival, Adherence and Default among PLHIV on Antiretroviral Therapy
5. Mr. Abhishek Kumar Intergenerational Transmission of Fertility Prof. F. Ram Behaviour in Rural Bihar
6. Ms. Grace Bahalen Mundu Marriage Dissolution in India: Pattern and Prof. Sayeed Unisa Associated Factors
7. Ms. Lucky Singh Social Network and Wellbeing of Older Population: Prof. P. Arokiasamy A Study of Rural Varanasi District, Uttar Pradesh, India
8. Mr. Jeetendra Yadav Migration Dynamics, Life-style and its Effects on Prof. Chander Shekhar Health Status and Expenditure Pattern of Male Migrants in Delhi Slums
9. Mr. Shiva Nand Chauhan Linkages between Masculinity and Reproductive Prof. S.K. Singh Health: A Case Study of Varanasi District in Uttar Pradesh
10. Ms. Akanksha Srivastava A Study of Cardiovascular Risk Factors, Disease Prof. S.K. Mohanty Pattern and Cost of Treatment in India
11. Ms. Rachana Patel Assessing the Context of Health Care Utilization for Prof. L. Ladusingh Institutional Birth in EAG States: A Spatial and Multilevel Analysis
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APPENDIX III Table F: LIST OF MPS (DISTANCE LEARNING) STUDENTS WITH TITLE OF THEIR
SEMINAR PAPERS S. No Name of the Students Topic of Seminar Paper Guide 1. Mrs. Meena Jain Prof.B. Paswan Utilization of Health Services and RCH status in Jharkhand: Evidences from District Level Household and Facility Survey-3 (2007-08)
2. Mr. Narendra Shekhar A Comparative study on the morbidity pattern of children (0-3 Prof. K. C. Das Behera years) across NFHS-1, NFHS-2 and NFHS-3, for the state of Odisha.
3. Ms. Aarti Talwar Are Working Couples Heading towards One Child or Voluntary Prof. Chander Childlessness : A Case of Delhi Shekhar
4. Mr. Abhijit Basu Biswas Knowlege & practices of sexual behaviours among young Prof. H. married women in India Lhungdim
5. Mr. Siju Mathew A brief study on livelihood practices among people in three Dr. Sarang blocks of Ramanathapuram District in Tamil Nadu, India. Pedgaonkar
6. Mr. Mukesh Kumar A Comparative Assessment of Janani Suraksha Yojana Prof. B. Paswan Chourase Beneficiaries: A Study of Madhya Pradesh.
7. Mr. Vijay Devidas Mane Homeless Population: Recognizing as a Contributing partner in Dr. Aparajita Development Process. Chattopadhyay
8. Ms. Neeta Govind Mali The Linkages Between Antenatal Care and Delivery Care In Dr. Harihar Maharashtra Sahoo
9. Dr. Gajendra Singh Effect of demand side interventions on knowledge for Prof. S.K. contraceptive methods among postpartum women. Mohanty
10. Mr. Perwaiz Alam Trend Analysis of Institutional deliveries in EAG states and Prof. B. Paswan Assam
11. Mr. Ambrish Kumar A Study on efficacy & use effectiveness of Post-Partum Prof. D. A. Chandan Intrauterine Contraceptive Devices (PPIUCD) over the period of Nagdeve 2013-14 in Khunti District of Jharkhand
12. Dr. Tanu Priya Understanding the Disability in State of Madhya Pradesh: Dr. Manas. R. Evidence from Consus 2011 Pradhan
13. Ms. Sunita Maruti Kamble A Study on the contraceptive usage among married couples living Prof. K.M. With HIV/AIDS In Maharashtra Ponnapalli
14. Dr. Prashant Agarwal Trends and patterns of migration In Uttarakhand Prof. K. C. Das
15. Mr. Debashish Jana Effect of increased contraceptive use on maternal mortality in Dr. Manas R. the context of EAG states & Assam of India Pradhan
16. Dr. Anita Girish Shenoy Study of follow-up care for contraceptive users in an urban slum Prof. D. A. of Mumbai Nagdeve
17. Mr. Kripal Singh Niranjan An overview of family welfare program in Madhya Pradesh: Prof. B. Paswan social marketing and cafeteria approach
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APPENDIX III Table G: LIST OF DPS (DISTANCE LEARNING) STUDENTS WITH TITLE OF THEIR SEMINAR PAPERS
S. No Name of the Students Topic of Seminar Paper Guide 1 Mr. Devender Samant Health issues of migrants workers in the informal sector in Mr. Sunil national capital territory of Delhi, Panipat and Pilkhuwa Sarode 2 Mr. Amit Ramchandra A study of child education and child labour in the selected Dr. Laxmikant Mhatre states of India Dwivedi 3 Mrs. Vijaya Vasant A study of immunization of under 5 year children in a Dr. Murali Dhar Jamdhade selected urban area of district Ahmednagar in Maharashtra, 2011-14 4 Mrs. Sarala Shivaji A study of household conditions and dietary practices of Mr. Prakash H. Kadam underweight Children below five years of Age Fulpagare 5 Ms.Suvarna Ramchandra An exploratory study of antenatal care among currently Dr. Murali Dhar Mandale pregnant women in P.H.C Mirajgaon, Maharashtra 6 Mr. R. Mothilal Mortality differences using standardized death rates: A Prof. P. comparative study of India and Tamil Nadu Arokiasamy
APPENDIX IV Table A: LIST OF STUDENTS REGISTERED FOR M.A/M.Sc
S. No. Name of the Students
1. MR. PRASANNA KUMAR MUDI 2. MR. SULAIMAN K.M. 3. MR. MANGESH SAWANT 4. MR. SAMEER KUMAR JENA 5. MS. RICHA KUNDU 6. MR. SUMIT KUMAR 7. MS. SONAL CHOUDHARI 8. MR. NAVTEZ SINGH 9. MR. KUMAR PARIMAL SHRESTHA 10. MS. SAYANTANI CHATTERJEE 11. MS. AYANTIKA BISWAS 12. MR. RONNY THOMAS ABRAHAM 13. MS. NUTAN KUMARI 14. MS. PARAMITA DEBNATH 15. MS. NAMRATA RAY 16. MR. SHATRUGHAN PRASAD 17. MS. LIZA KUMARI GOUDA 18. MR. CHHATHU KUMAR SAHU 19. MS. BANDITA BORO 20. MR. SIDHESHWAR BIRUA
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21. MR. SHEKHAR CHAUHAN 22. MR. HARCHAND RAM 23. MR. MOHAMMAD SAJID 24. MR. SREE RAMUDU KURUVA 25. MR. SOUMYA PAL 26. MR. BINAYAK KANDAPAN 27. MR. ABHIJIT CHAKRABORTY 28. MR. DHUMAL SUHAS VITTHAL 29. MR. JOGDAND NIKHIL NAMDEO 30. MR. ANURAG PASWAN
APPENDIX IV Table B: LIST OF STUDENTS REGISTERED FOR M.Sc. IN BIOSTATISTICS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY (2014-16)
S. No. Name of the Students 1. MR. DINESH CHAURASIYA 2. MR. BALDEV SINGH KULASTE 3. MR. SATRAJIT SEN 4. MR. SHETE MAHESH RAJENDRA 5. MR. PRAKASH KUMAR 6. MR. DIPAK KUMAR DAS 7. MR. RAHUL KUMAR PATEL 8. MR. PALASH KUMAR MALO 9. MR. SOHAM MAHATO 10. MR. SUMIT KUMAR DAS 11. MR. MOHD. RASHID KHAN
APPENDIX IV Table C: LIST OF STUDENTS REGISTERED FOR PhD
S. No. Name of the Students S. No.
I. REGISTERED WITH GOVERNMENT OF INDIA FELLOWSHIP 1 Ms. Kakoli Borkotoky Prof. Sayeed Unisa 2 Mr. Rajan Kumar Gupt Dr. A. Chattopadhyay 3 Ms. Anshu Baranwal Dr. A. Chattopadhyay 4 Mr. Prakash Chand D. Meher Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli 5 Ms. Tanima Basu Prof. P. Arokiasamy 6 Ms. Priyanka Bomble Prof. H. Lhungdim
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7 Ms. Dolly Kumari Prof. H. Lhungdim 8 Mr. Vipul Vaibhav Pandey Prof. S.K. Singh 9 Mr. Dronacharya Wankhede Prof. B. Paswan 10 Ms. Shalini Ishwar Meshram Prof. B. Paswan 11 Mr. Shubhranshu Kumar Upadhyay Dr. Manoj Alagarajan 12 Mr. Amit Sachan Prof. K.C. Das 13 Ms. Biswabandita Chowdhury Prof. T.V. Sekher 14 Mr. Anshuman Paul Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli 15 Ms. Atreyee Sinha Prof. F. Ram 16 Mr. Satish Kumar Chauhan Dr. Murali Dhar 17 Mr. Manish Singh Prof. L. Ladusingh 18 Ms. Vidya Yadav Prof. R.B. Bhagat 19 Ms. Suchandrima Chakraborty Prof. T.V. Sekher 20 Mr. Rakesh Kumar Prof. R.B. Bhagat 21 Mr. Santosh Kumar Sharma Prof. S.K. Singh 22 Mr. Jaymangal Chandra Prof. B. Paswan 23 Ms. Enu Anand Prof. Sayeed Unisa 24 Mr. Rahul Rajendra Koli Dr. Abhishek Singh 25 Mr. Bedanga Talukdar (Course Work) To be decided 26 Ms. Sunita Patel (Course Work) To be decided 27 Mr. Rakesh Kailas Bhadane (Course Work) To be decided 28 Mr. Ayan Rudra Dr. A. Chattopadhyay 29 Mr. Bansode Balasaheb Madhukar Prof. R. Nagarajan 30 Mr. Ravi Kant Soren Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli
31 Mr. Mangesh G. Jagdhane (Course Work) Prof. R. Nagarajan 32 Mr. Jitendra Kumar (Course Work) To be decided 33 Ms. Bharati Maurya Prof. R. Nagarajan 34 Mr. Santosh Bhagwanrao Phad Dr. D.W. Bansod 35 Mr. N. Brahmanandam To be decided 36 Ms. Priyanka Vijay Janbandhu Dr. D.W. Bansod 37 Ms. Rati Parihar Prof. B. Paswan 38 Mr. Kamalesh Kumar Patel To be decided 39 Ms. Niharika Rao Dr. Archana Roy 40 Mr. Mukesh Ranjan Dr. L.K. Dwivedi 41 Mr. Mohd. Usman Prof. Sayeed Unisa 42 Mr. Brajesh Prof. Chander Shekhar
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43 Mr. Selvamani Y. Prof. P. Arokiasamy 44 Ms. Swati Srivastava Prof. S.K. Singh 45 Ms. Ragini Mishra To be decided
II. REGISTERED WITH UGC FELLOWSHIP 1 Mr. Uma Shankar Majhi Prof. S.K. Mohanty 2 Ms. Anamika Pandey Prof. L. Ladusingh 3 Ms. Amrita Gupta Prof. T.V. Sekher 4 Ms. Bornali Dutta Prof. Sayeed Unisa 5 Ms. Niharika Tripathi Prof. T.V. Sekher 6 Ms. Barsharani Maharana Prof. L. Ladusingh 7 Mr. Sanjit Sarkar Prof. Chander Shekhar 8 Mr. Bidyadhar Dehury Prof. S.K. Mohanty 9 Mr. Nandan Kumar Prof. R.B. Bhagat 10 Mr. Mayank Prakash Prof. S. Parasuraman 11 Ms. Akansha Singh Prof. L. Ladusingh 12 Mr. Chandrashekhar Prof. S. Parasuraman 13 Mr. Joemet Jose Prof. T.V. Sekher 14 Mr. Kaushalendra Kumar Prof. F. Ram 15 Ms. Pallavi Gupta Prof. Chander Shekhar 16 Mr. Ashish Kumar Gupta Prof. L. Ladusingh 17 Mr. Amit Kumar Prof. R.B. Bhagat 18 Mr. Abdul Jaleel C.P. Dr. A. Chattopadhyay 19 Ms. Mamta Prof. S.K. Mohanty 20 Mr. Awdhesh Yadav Prof. L. Ladusingh 21 Mr. Uttamacharya Prof. P. Arokiasamy 22 Mr. Prahlad Kumar Prof. S.K. Singh 23 Mr. Mukesh Ravi Raushan Prof. H. Lhungdim 24 Mr. Khullak Meson Maring Prof. H. Lhungdim 25 Ms. Divya Kumari Prof. F. Ram 26 Ms. Kaveri Madhukar Patil Dr. A. Chattopadhyay 27 Ms. Aparna Mukherjee Prof. T.V. Sekher 28 Ms. Garima Dutta Prof. Chander Shekhar 29 Mr. Praveen K. Chokhandre Prof. S.K. Singh 30 Mr. Hanumant K. Waghmare Prof. R.B. Bhagat 31 Mr. Suresh Banayya Jungari Prof. B. Paswan 32 Mr. Pushpendra Kumar Prof. B. Paswan
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33 Ms. Ritika Mukherjee Prof. T.V. Sekher 34 Ms. Moatula Ao Prof. H. Lhungdim 35 Ms. Ngangbam Sapana Devi Dr. Archana Roy 36 Mr. Kabir Pal Prof. H. Lhungdim 37 Mr. Konsam D. Singh Dr. Manoj Alagarajan 38 Mr. Rahul Mishra Dr. L.K. Dwivedi 39 Ms. Ruby Jain Prof. R.B. Bhagat 40 Md. Hifz Ur Rahman Dr. Abhishek Singh 41 Mr. Rakesh Kumar Singh Prof. Sayeed Unisa 42 Mr. Swarbhanu Nandi Dr. Manoj Alagarajan 43 Mr. Arun Kumar Yadav Prof. R.B. Bhagat 44 Ms. Shraboni Patra Prof. Sayeed Unisa 45 Mr. Akash Kumar Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli 46 Mr. Narendra Kumar Prof. K.C. Das 47 Mr. Shrikant D. Kuntla Prof. P. Arokiasamy 48 Mr. Raj Kumar Verma Prof. F. Ram 49 Ms. Nidhi Jain Dr. L.K. Dwivedi 50 Ms. Aishwarya Prof. P. Arokiasamy 51 Mr. Gyan Chandra Kashyap Prof. S.K. Singh 52 Ms. Arpita Paul Dr. D.W. Bansod 53 Ms. Safrin Begum Dr. Murali Dhar 54 Ms. Manisha Dubey Prof. F. Ram 55 Mr. Arvind Santu Jadhav Dr. Dipti Govil 56 Ms. Mithlesh Chourase Prof. H. Lhungdim 57 Ms. Ankita Shukla Dr. Abhishek Singh 58 Mr. Pradeep Subhashrao Salve Dr. D.W. Bansod 59 Mr. Anshul Kastor Prof. S.K. Mohanty 60 Mr. Imtiyaz Ali Prof. R.B. Bhagat 61 Ms. Ankita Siddhanta Prof. S.K. Singh 62 Mr. Rajaram Yadav Prof. Chander Shekhar 63 Ms. Prashika Rajendra Kurlikar Prof. H. Lhungdim 64 Mr. Ashwani Kumar Prof. K.C. Das 65 Mr. Abhishek Prof. Sayeed Unisa 66 Mr. Jitendra Gouda Prof. Chander Shekhar 67 Mr. Ajit Kumar Yadav Prof. F. Ram 68 Ms. Mayanka Ambade (Course Work) Prof. B. Paswan 69 Mr. Himanshu (Course Work) To be decided 38
70 Mr. Donald Ricaldo Mawkhlieng (Course Work) To be decided 71 Mr. Bibhishana Bhuyan Prof. K.C. Das 72 Mr. Navaid Ali Khan Prof. R. Nagarajan 73 Mr. Raman Mishra (Course Work) To be decided 74 Mr. Gudakesh Prof. S.K. Singh 75 Mr. Ambarish Kumar Rai Dr. Archana Roy 76 Mr. Bal Govind Chauhan To be decided 77 Mr. Ramu To be decided 78 Ms. Kanchan Negi Prof. Sayeed Unisa 79 Mr. Ashish Kumar Upadhyay Dr. Abhishek Singh 80 Mr. Bhise Mahadev Digambar Dr. H. Sahoo III. UGC - RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL FELLOWSHIP 1 Mr. Kumar Chiman Sinha Prof. Rajiva Prasad 2 Mr. Jang Bahadur Prasad Dr. Murali Dhar IV. UGC – MAULANA AZAD NATIONAL FELLOWSHIP 1 Md Illias Kanchan SK Prof. B. Paswan 2 Mr. Junaid Khan To be decided V. REGISTERED WITHOUT FELLOWSHIP 1 Mr. Mohd. Shannawaz Prof. P. Arokiasamy 2 Mr. Santosh Kumar Gupta Prof. L. Ladusingh 3 Ms. Namrata Mondal Prof. Chander Shekhar 4 Ms. Kasturi Mondal Prof. Chander Shekhar 5 Ms. Soumi Mukherjee Prof. K.C. Das 6 Mr. Ladumai M. Appollo Pou Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli 7 Ms. Kshipra Jain Prof. P. Arokiasamy 8 Mr. Javeed Ahamed A. Golandaj Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli 9 Mr. Absar Ahmad Dr. Manoj Alagarajan VI. SYNOPSIS PRESENTED 1 Mr. Gopal Agrawal Prof. P. Arokiasamy 2 Mr. Saurabh Singh Prof. S.K. Singh 3 Mr. Kaushlendra Kumar Prof. F. Ram 4 Ms. Arpita Das Prof. S.K. Singh 6 Ms. Mousumi Gogoi Prof. Sayeed Unisa 7 Ms. Bornali Dutta Prof. Sayeed Unisa 8 Ms. Erica M. Kharsyntiew Prof. Sayeed Unisa 9 Ms. Akansha Singh Prof. L. Ladusingh 10 Mr. Prahlad Kumar Prof. S.K. Singh 39
VII. THESIS SUBMITTED 1 Ms. Namrata Agrawal Prof. Usha Ram 2 Mr. Chayan Roy Choudhury Prof. S. Parasuraman 3 Mr. Praveen Kumar Pathak Prof. F. Ram 4 Ms. Itismita Pradhan Prof. T.V. Sekher 5 Mr. Ranjan Kumar Prusty Prof. Sayeed Unisa 6 Ms. Kirti Gaur Prof. Usha Ram 7 Mr. Abba Pulu Prof. R.B. Bhagat 8 Ms. Sujata Verma Prof. Sayeed Unisa 9 Ms. Deepti Singh Prof. S. Parasuraman 10 Ms. Ranjana Kesarwani Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli
VIII. DEGREE TO BE AWARDED MR. ABHISHEK SINGH Prof. P. Arokiasamy 1 Prof. P. Arokiasamy MR. SRINIVAS GOLI 2 MR. RAJ NARAYAN Prof. S.K. Singh 3 Prof. S.K. Singh MS. NIDHI SHARMA 4 MR. ABHISHEK KUMAR Prof. F. Ram 5 Prof. Sayeed Unisa MS. GRACE BAHALEN MUNDU 6 MS. LUCKY SINGH Prof. P. Arokiasamy 7 Prof. Chander Shekhar MR. JEETENDRA YADAV 8 Prof. S.K. Singh MR. SHIVA NAND CHAUHAN 9 Prof. S.K. Mohanty MS. AKANKSHA SRIVASTAVA 10 Prof. L. Ladusingh MS. RACHANA PATEL 11
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APPENDIX V A. PUBLICATIONS OF IIPS FACULTY/RESEARCH STAFF
1. Books
Aparajita Chattopadhyay Population- Environment-Settlement Bulletin (vol: 10, 11, 12) Sponsored by MOEFCC, Yearly 3 issues ISSN No. 0975-7287, 2014.
H. Lhungdim Population ageing in India: its socio-demographic and spatial dimensions, Sita Books, Mumbai, 2014.
S.K. Singh, H. Lhungdim and K.C. Das (edited) Women’s vulnerability to HIV/AIDS, Rawat Publications, 2014.
2. Research Papers/ Journal Articles/ Chapter in Books
Ashish Upadhyay, Abhishek Singh, Kaushalendra Kumar, Ashish Singh Impact of indoor air pollution from the use of solid fuels on the incidence of life threatening respiratory illnesses in children in India, BMC Public Health, 15/300, Biomed Central, 2015.
Abdul P Jaleel and Aparajita Chattopadhyay Characteristics, Pattern and Causes of Temporary Migration from Rural Maharashtra, India in migration, care economy and development by Cambridge University Press, 2015.
Ankita Siddhanta and Aparajita Chattopadhyay Understanding the Role of Women’s Empowerment in Determining Child Stunting: A Case Study of Eastern India and Bangladesh by Springer publication, 2015.
Aparajita Chattopadhyay Knowledge dissemination and interaction with slum dwellers in Mumbai, Pop- Envis Bulletin, Vol12 (2), 2015.
K. Peltzer, S. Hewlett, Yawson AE, P. Moynihan, R.Preet, F.Wu, Guo Y, P. Arokiasamy, James J. Snodgrass, S.Chatterji, E. MEE, and P. Kowal. Prevalence of Loss of All Teeth (Edentulism) and Associated Factors in Older Adults in China, Ghana, India, Mexico, Russia and South AfricaInt. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2014, 11, 11308- 11324;doi:10.3390/ijerph111111, 2014.
ShraboniPatra, P. Arokiasamy, SrinivasGoli Relevance of Health Knowledge in Reporting Maternal Health Complications and Use of Maternal Health Care in India.Health Care For Women International 08/2014; DOI:10.1080/07399332.2014.946509, 2014.
P. Arokiasamy, Uttamacharya, Kshipra Jain Multi-Morbidity, Functional Limitations, and Self-Rated Health Among Older Adults in India: Cross- Sectional Analysis of LASI Pilot Survey, SAGE Open 02/2015; 5(1). DOI: 10.1177/2158244015571640, 2014.
Ashish Singh, Kaushalendra Kumar, Abhishek Singh The changing structure of inequality in India, 1993-2010: some observations and consequences, Economic Bulletin, 35/1, 2015.
Archana K Roy, Pappu Singh, U.N. Roy Impact of Rural-Urban Labour Migration on Education of Children: A Case Study of Left Behind and Accompanied Migrant Children in India, Space and Culture, India, ACCB Publishing, England, 2(4), 2015.
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Archana K Roy and Ambrish Kumar Rai Skewed Sex Ratio, Marriage Dynamics and Female Migration: An Investigation From Female Deficit Region In India, Edited volume on Scarce women and surplus men in China and India: Macro demographics versus local dynamics, Springer In series on Demographic change and socio--‐ economic development.
Santosh B. Phad and Dhananjay W. Bansod, “Health Problems, Health Care Behaviour and Substance Use of Aged Persons in India: A Study Based on SAGE Data” in N. Adinarayana and J. Johnsi (eds.) Ageing Health and Care, T R Publications, Chennai, 2015
Priyanka V. Janbandhu and Dhananjay W. Bansod “Perceived Health Status , Health Problems and Health Care Expenditure of Elderly in India: An analysis of NSSO Data” in N. Adinarayana and J. Johnsi (eds.) Ageing Health and Care, T R Publications, Chennai, 2015
Suchandrima Chakraborty and Dhananjay W Bansod “Scion’s Care Meliorates Elderly Health: A Study of Differential in the Care and Support and its Impact on Wellbeing of Elderly in India”, Journal of Alternative Perspectives in the Social Sciences (2014) Volume 6 No1, 24-67
R.B. Bhagat Urban Policies and Programmes in India, Yojana, Vol. 58 September pp. 4-8, 2014.
R.B. Bhagat Counting the Urban Poor, Infochange Agenda, October, 2014
R.B.Bhagat and Vidya Yadav Spatial Dynamics of Population in Kolkata Urban Agglomeration, in R.B.Singh (ed) Urban Development Challenges, Risks and Resilience in Asian mega Cities, Springer, Tokyo, pp. 157-174, 2015.
R.B. Bhagat Rural and Urban Sanitation in India, Kurushetra, December, pp. 11-14, 2014.
R.B. Bhagat The Opportunities and Challenges of Demographic Dividend in India, harkhand Journal of Development and Management Studies, Vol. 12, No. 4, pp. 6099-6113, 2014.
R.B. Bhagat Consequences of Unequal Urbanisation on Development, e-paper, Maharashtra Series 2, eSocialSciences, (www.esocialsciences.org) 13th November, 2014.
R.B. Bhagat Ageing in India: Class Demographics and Policy Issues, In Lancy Lobo and Jayesh Shah (Eds). The Trajectory of India’s Middle, Class: Economy, Ethics and Etiquette, Cambridge Scholar Publications, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, pp. 248-263, 2014.
R.B. Bhagat and Soumya Mohanty Migrant Women’s Vulnerability to Reproductive and Sexual Health in Slums of Mumbai, Mumbai Reader 15, Urban Design Research Institute, Mumbai, pp.120-141, 2014.
R.B. Bhagat and Gavin W. Jones Changement demographique et migration dans la metropole de Mumbai en Inde, Alternative Sud Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 127-144. 2015
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K. C. Das, Chander Shekhar, Nguyen Thi Ngoc Lan and Kumudini Das Understanding fertility decline in Vietnam: Role of proximate determinants, The Journal of Family Welfare, Vol 59, No 2, pp. 42-57, 2014.
Neetu Purohit, Vrinda Mehra and Dipti Govil Tracking Benefits of Janani Suraksha Yojana- A Maternal Cash Tranfer Scheme: Evidence from Rajasthan, India, Journal of Health Management, 6 (2), Sage Publication, 2014.
S. Rastogi and L. K. Dwivedi Child Nutritional Status in Metropolitan Cities of India: Does Maternal Employment Matter? Social Change, Vol. 44, No.3, SAGE Publications, 2014.
Sahoo Harihar Family Size Preferences and Decision Making Process in Odisha, India, Journal of Comparative Family Studies, Vol. 45, No. 3, 2014.
L. Ladusingh & Akansha Singh Contextual correlates of intensity of smoking in northeast India, International Journal of Public Health, Vol. 60 (3): 317-326, Springer, 2015.
Akansha Singh & L. Ladusingh Prevalence and determinants of tobacco use in India: Evidence from recent global adults tobacco survey data, PLoS ONE, Vol. 9(12): e114073. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0114073, Public Library of Science, USA, 2014.
Lee, R., Mason, A.,& Ladusingh, L & other NTA members Is low fertility really a problem? Population aging, dependency, and consumption, Science, Vol. 346: 229- 234, USA, 2014.
Barsharani Maharana & Ladusingh, L. Gender disparity in health and food expenditure in India among elderly, International Journal of Population Research, http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2014/150105, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, 2014.
S.K.Mohanty Comment on Smith et al., ‘‘Healthy Aging in China”, The Journal of the Economics of Ageing, 4 Elsevier, 2014.
Dubey M and S.K.Mohanty Age and sex patterns of premature mortality in India, The BMJ Open, doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2014-005386, e005386, The BMJ Open, 2014.
Dehury, B and Mohanty, S.K Regional Estimates of Multidimensional Poverty in India, Economics, e-journal, Discussion Paper No. 2015- 34, 2015.
Mohanty, S.K, Mohapatra, S R, Kastor, A, Singh, A and Mahapatra, B Does employment related migration reduced poverty in India", Journal of International Migration and Integration,DOI 10.1007/s12134-015-0436-y, 2015.
Pusphendra Kumar and S.K.Mohanty Effect of Parental Characteristics on Education and Employment Attainment among Youth in India, Journal of Educational Planning and Administration, XXVIII (2), NUEPA, 2014.
43 S.K.Mohanty Impact of NRHM on institutional delivery and infant Mortality in India, by Sharma S (ed), Bookwell Publisher, 2014.
Agrahari Kiran, Mohanty S.K. and Chauhan Rajesh Socio-economic differentials in contraceptive discontinuation in India, Asia Research Institute Working Paper, No 229, National University of Singapore, 2014.
Parida Jajati K and S.K.Mohanty Role of rémittences on Households’ Expénditure , MPRA Paper, No 62395, University Library of Munich, Germany, 2014.
Sudhir, Deepa K, Ashok NC, Murali Dhar Impact of nutrition on quality of life of women with HIV/AIDS, Indian Journal of Public Health Research and Development, 6(1), 95-98, 2015.
Ashok NC, Santosh Kumar A, Raghavendraswamy Koppad, Sunil Kumar D, Murali Dhar, Chandrashekhar SV PEM in relation to birth order and birth interval in children aged 1-6 years in urban slums of Mysore city, Indian Journal of Public Health Research and Development, 6(1), 308-313, 2015.
Dhiren Punja, Shivananda N Kalludi, Kirtana M Pai, Raghavenra K Rao, Murali Dhar Team-based learning as a teaching strategy for first-year medical students, Australasian Medical Journal, 7(12), 490-499, 2015.
Binu VS, Mayya S and Murali Dhar Some basic aspects of statistical methods and sample size determination in health sciences research, AYU, 35(2), 119-23, 2014.
Shivananda N Kalludi, Ravindra Maradi, Vasavi R Gorantla and Murali Dhar Influence of education and family history of alcoholism on alcohol comsumption in male alcoholics, International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, 4(11), 1-3, 2014.
Sunil Kumar D, Santosh Kumar A, Jayashree Pattankar, Shrinivas Reddy B, Madhu B and Murali Dhar Socio-demographic characteristics of life term prisoners in a central jail and its association with reasons for crime, Indian Journal of Public Health Research and Development, 5(3), 239-244, 2014.
Sudhir, Deepa K, Ashok NC and Murali Dhar Prevalence of domestic accidents in rural India: A cross sectional study, Scholars Journal of Applied Medical Sciences, 2(2B), 657-659, 2014.
Sudhir, Deepa K, Ashok NC and Murali Dhar Gender differentials in quality of life domains of persons living with HIV/AIDS: a cross sectional study in South India, International Journal of Health Sciences Research, 4(2), 1-6, 2014.
R. Nagarajan, M. Sivakami, Dhanashri Brahme and Anjali Radkar Daughter Deficit and Marriage Market Dynamics in India: Insights from Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. In Daniele Belanger, Sharada Srinivasan and Shuzhuo Li (Eds.) ‘Scarce’ Women and ‘Surplus’ Men in Communities of Asia: Macro Demographics versus Local Dynamics, Springer Series, 2015
R K Prusty, J Gouda, and M R Pradhan Inequality in the Utilization of Maternal Healthcare Services in Odisha, India, International Journal of Population Research, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, 2015.
44 Majumder, N. and Ram, F Explaining the Role of Proximate Determinants on Fertility Decline among Poor and Non-Poor in Asian Countries”, PLoS ONE, Vol.10(2): e0115441. doi:10.1371/journal. pone.0115441, 2015.
Rozee G.V. and Sayeed Unisa Surrogacy from reproductive rights perspective: The case of India, Autrepart, 24 (3), pp 377-389, 2014.
Kakoli Borkotoky, Sayeed Unisa and Ashish Kumar Gupta Intergenerational Transmission of Education in India: Evidence from a Nationwide Survey, International Journal of Population Research, 2015.
Rozee G.V. and Sayeed Unisa (eds) Assisted Reproductive Technologies in the Global South and North: Issues, Challenges and Future, Forthcoming, Rutledge, 2015.
T. V. Sekher Conditional cash transfers for the welfare of the girl child: The Indian experience" In A.K. Shiva Kumar, P. Rustagi and R. Subrahmanian (eds.) India's Children: Essays on Social Policy, Oxford University Press, New Delh, 2015.
T.V. Sekher Health care costs leading to poverty in India? Health expenditure, health insurance coverage and poor in India, In S.B. Nimse and M.K. Agarwal ( eds.) Public Health and Development in India, Northern Book Centre, New Delhi, 2015.
I. Pradhan and T.V. Sekher Is urban India moving towards single child families? An analysis of Kolkata city and West Bengal, Demography India, Vol.41, no: 1 & 2. pp 53-69, 2015.
S. Gouda and T.V. Sekher Factors leading to school dropouts in India, IOSR Journal of Research & Method in Education, Vol.4, no: 6, pp 75-83, 2014.
M.K. Raut and T.V. Sekher Determinants of contraceptive use in EAG and non-EAG states of India in the era of NRHM, The Journal of Family Welfare, Vol. 60, no: 1, pp 41- 52, 2014.
Vipul Vaibhav Pandey, Arpita Das and S.K. Singh Linkages between mobility, Alcohol Use and HIV related Risk Behaviour among Young Men in India, Vol 76, No 1, Indian Adult Education Association, 2015.
Sharma, S., Singh, SK and Sharma, N‘HIV Related Behavioural Transition among Young Injecting Drug Users in Three States of India: Evidence from IBBA’, paper published in Monograph of Bhopal seminar January, 2015 Population and Human Development perspective and issues
Singh S.K., Sharma, N., Mondol, S. & Siddhanta, A., “True Love and Time Pass: Sexual Behavior of Metropolitan Slum Youth in India”, Journal of AIDS and Clinical Research 5:341. doi: 10.4172/2155- 6113.1000341, 2014
Siddhanta A., & Singh ,S.K., Women’s background as a protective shield against negative perception of their husband towards sexual and reproductive rights of their wives” published in India 2014- Population and Development edited by A. Ranjan and B P Singh. ISBN 978-93-82411-08-6 3, 2015.
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S. K. Singh, Nidhi Sharma, Sudipta Mondol and Ankita Siddhanta True Love and Time Pass: Sexual Behavior of Metropolitan Slum Youth in India, Journal of AIDS and Clinical Research, Volume 5 Issue 9, OMICS Publishing Group. 2014.
Raj Narayan and S.K. Singh Does Migration Expectancy Differ in Remote and Semi-urban villages in Varanasi district, International Journal of Current Research, Vol. 6, Issue, 09, IJCR Board, 2015.
M. V. Vaithilingam and Ms. Neeta Dhawde Web-Based Population Data Source: Population Reference Bureau on Human Fertility and Child Development in India, Proceedings of the National Conference on ‘Reshaping the Academic Libraries: Trends and Issues (REALITI), Jashbhai Maganbhai Patel College of Commerce, Goregoan, Mumbai, September 2014.
M. V. Vaithilingam and A. Varadarajan Population Studies Through A Dual Mode: A Study with Reference to IIPS, Mumbai, IDEA 2015: XXth IDEA Annual Conference on Empowering India Through Open and Distance Learning: Breaking-Down Barriers, Building Partnership and Delivering Opportunities, Conference Proceedings, Tamil Nadu Open University (TNOU), Chennai, April 2015.
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APPENDIX V B. PUBLISHED RESEARCH REPORTS/ MONOGRAPHS/ RESEARCH BRIEFS/ FACT SHEETS BY IIPS
Akansha Singh & Ladusingh, L. Measuring early life disparity in India, Accepted for publication.
Ladusingh, L. Domains and determinants of well-being of older adults in India, Accepted for publication.
H. Lhungdim and other coordinators DLSH-4 Report of West Bengal and Punjab, IIPS, 2015.
H. Lhungdim, S. K. Singh, Mahadev Bhise, Juanid Singh District Level Household and Facility Survey for the state of Mizoram, IIPS, 2015
F. Ram, L.L. Singh, B. Paswan, S. K. Singh, H. Lhungdim, T. V. Seker, P. K. Murthy, Chandra Shekhar and Manoj Alagrajan State Fact Sheets for 17 states based on DLHS-4, IIPS, 2015
F. Ram Sayeed Unisa, Aparajita Chattopadhyay Activity Brief of Project "Enhancing Capacity to Apply Research Evidence in Policy Making", CORT, 2014
F. Ram, Sayeed Unisa, Aparajita Chattopadhyay Module for MPhil and Pre-Ph.D. courses on “Enhancing Capacity to Apply Research Evidence in Policy Making",
F. Ram, Sayeed Unisa, Aparajita Chattopadhyay Policy Briefs based on research of M.Phil Students as part of research methodology course, 2014.
B. Paswan, S. K. Singh, Ashish Upadhya and Rati Parihar DLHS-4, state report of Haryana, IIPS, 2015.
B. Paswan, H. Lhungdim, Akash Wankhede Asish Pardhi DLHS-4, state report of Himachal Pradesh, IIPS, 2015
Chander Shekhar, B. Paswan, Osman and Mukesh Ranjan DLHS-4, state report of Arunachal Pradesh, IIPS, 2015.
F. Ram, B. Paswan, Manisha Dubey and Asish Upadhya DLHS-4, state report of Tripura, IIPS, 2015.
F. Ram, L. L. Singh, B. Paswan, S. K. Singh, T. V. Sekher, H. Lhungdim, Chander Shekhar, P. K. Murthy, and Manoj Alagrajan DLHS -4 State Fact sheets for all states of India including AHS states, IIPS, 2015.
F. Ram, B. Paswan, Manisha Dube and Asish Upadhya DLHS-4, state report for nine AHS States (8 EAG states and Assam), based on Facility survey. IIPS, 2015.
S. K. Singh, F. Ram , Swati Srivastava and Osman District Level Household and Facility Survey for the state of Punjab, IIPS, 2015.
S. K. Singh, H. Lhungdim, Swati Srivastava, L. Priyananda Singh District Level Household and Facility Survey for the state of Sikkim, IIPS, 2015 47
APPENDIX V C. RESEARCH PAPERS PRESENTED IN SEMINARS/ CONFERENCES BY FACULTY/ RESEARCH STAFF
Abhishek Singh, Manisha Dubey, Kaushalendra Kumar, Faujdar Ram Access to improved water, practice of open defecation, economic well-being and under-5 mortality in India and selected states, IIPS, National seminar on population, health and inclusive development in India, Gandhinagar, 25-27 Feb, 2015, Ahmedabad.
Abhishek Singh, Manisha Dubey, Kaushalendra Kumar, Faujdar Ram Access to improved water, practice of open defecation, use of LPG/PNG, economic well-being and under- 5 mortality in Indian districts: evidence from the 2011 census and Annual Health Survey, Census data dissemination workshop, 29 December, 2014, Mumbai.
Aparajita Chattopadhyay International Conference on Global Issues of Population, Development and Environment, Speaker in plenary session on Economic Growth, Energy Use and Health, Nov,
Aparajita Chattopadhyay Census Data Dissemination Workshop, TISS, 29 Dec, 2014, Mumbai.
Aparajita Chattopadhyay Regional Evaluation Workshop of ENVIS centers, NEERI, Nagpur, MOEFCC; 16-17 Feb, 2015
Anshu Baranwal, Aparajita Chattopadhyay, Kanchan Kumar Experience of Male Factor Infertility: Narratives from Men Undergoing Infertility Treatment, PAA Annual Conference, 1-3 May, 2015, San Diego.
Anshu Baranwal, Kanchan Kumar, Aparajita Chattopadhyay Does Want for a Male Child Persuades Men Seeking Treatment for Secondary Infertility? PAA Annual Conference, 1-3 May, 2015, San Diego.
Aparajita Chattopadhyay RAND Summer Training, RAND, California, participated in The Mini-Medical School for Social Scientists and the Demography, Economics, Psychology, and Epidemiology of Aging, July, 2014
Shailendra Kumar Singh and Archana K. Roy Bhojpuri ilaka me parwas ke aitihasik vishleshan: pardesian ke dukhiyari paksh (Retrospective analysis of migration from Bhojpuri Region: Re-visiting misery of migration), Antarrashtriya Bhojpuri Sahitya Sammelan, Mauritius, 29 Oct-05 Nov 2014.
Archana K Roy, Dipti Govil and Aparajita Chattopadhyay Patterns and correlates of digit preference and avoidance in the age statistics in Indian censuses, National Seminar on Population Health and Inclusive Development, Ahemedabad, 25-27 Feb. 2015.
P. Arokiasamy, Uttamacharya, E. Thiele, T. Gildner, S. Chatterji, P. Kowal Paper presented on “Prevalence, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases among Older Adults in Six Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Cross-Sectional Evidence from SAGE Wave 1. Cross National Comparisons of Health and Mortality from the SAGE Study, PAA Annual Conference, 1-3 May, 2015, San Diego.
Y. Selvamani andP. Arokiasamy Childhood vis-à-vis Adult Socio-Economic Circumstances Influence on Health: Evidence from Six Low and Middle Income Countries, 2015 PAA Annual Conference, 1-3 May, 2015, San Diego.
P. Arokiasamy Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI): Overview in the ICMR-Forte Joint Workshop on Ageing and Health, 24-25 November, 2014, New Delhi, ICMR Headquarters. 48
P. Arokiasamy Community Survey at the Rand HRS Around-the-World Harmonization Meeting, 1-3 April, 2015, Bethesda, Washington.
P. Arokiasamy LASI Main Wave Field Implementation Plan at the Rand HRS Around-the-World Harmonization and LASI International Advisory Committee Meeting, 1-3 April, 2015, Bethesda, Washington.
R.B.Bhagat Urbanisation and Health of Children “organised by UNICEF and IDS held at Sussex, UK, Conference on Rethinking Urbanisation and Equity in Asia: Harnessing the Potential for All Children, 9-10th June, 2014
R.B.Bhagat National Seminar on Interrogating Rural-Urban transitions: Dominant and Alternative Conceptualisations, organised by IRMA and TISS,Rural-urban Classification, Anand, Gujarat,27-28th August, 2014
R.B.Bhagat Climate change and migration in India, International Seminar on Migration, Care Economy and Development, CDS, Thiruanathpuram, 17-19 September, 2014
R.B.Bhagat Migration and Development: the Indian Context, National Seminar on ‘Sustainability and Inclusiveness: India’s Development Trajectory, Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, 9th November, 2014
R.B.Bhagat Urbanisation in India: Level Trends and Concerns, International Seminar Global Issues on Population, Environment and Development, ISEC, Bangalore, 27-28th October, 2014.
R.B.Bhagat Teaching and Research in Geography: Paradigm and Practices, National seminar on Reorienting Teaching and Research in Geography, Dept of Geography, University of Pune, 27-29th December, 2014.
R.B.Bhagat Youth, Employment and Migration: Emerging Pattern and Policy Issues, National Seminar on “Youth Employment in India, Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development, Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, 30-31st January, 2015
R.B.Bhagat Climate Change Vulnerability and Migration, National Seminar Resources, Population and Environment, Department of Geography , North-eastern Hill University, Shillong, 2-3 March, 2015.
R.B.Bhagat Do Early Marriages Persist in India? National Seminar on Marriage and Divorce in a Globalised Era: Shifting Concepts and Changing Practices in India, Centre for Culture and Development, Vadodara, 10- 11th April, 2015.
K. C. Das, R. B. Bhagat, Rajiva Prasad and T. K. Roy Emigration from Gujarat and its impact on socio-economic development of the households, International seminar on migration, care economy and development, Thiruvananthapuram, September 17-19, 2014.
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Soumi Mukherjee and K. C. Das Occupational health hazards and health status of migrant auto rickshaw drivers in Mumbai, International Seminar on Migration, Care Economy and Development, CDS, Thiruvananthapuram, Sept. 17-19, 2014.
Bibhishana Bhuyan and K. C. Das, The role of emigrants, Emigration and remittance on development of left behind communities in India, International Seminar on Migration, Care Economy and Development, CDS, Thiruvananthapuram, September 17-19, 2014.
Ashwani Kumar and K. C. Das, Development induced internal displacement, rehabilitation and social security: A study of tribal population of Jharkhand, International Seminar on Migration, Care Economy and Development, CDS, Thiruvananthapuram, September 17-19, 2014.
K. C. Das, R. B. Bhagat, Rajiva Prasad and T. K. Roy Flow of remittance to Gujarat and its socio-economic consequences, National seminar on population, health and inclusive development in India, Gandhinagar, 25-27 February, 2015.
Archana K Roy, Dipti Govil and Aparajita Chattopadhyay Patterns and correlates of digit preference and avoidance in the age statistics in Indian censuses, National Seminar on Population, 25-27 Feb 2015.
Prakash H. Fulpagare An Emerging Scenario of Food Insecurity in the Households of Maharashtra, National Seminar on“Population, Health & Inclusive Development” Ahmadabad, 25-27 February, 2015
Ladusingh L Who benefits from women’s invisible work in India? Tenth Meeting of Working Group on Macroeconomic Aspects of Intergenerational Transfer, Peking University, Beijing, November 10-14, 2014.
H. Lhungdim DLHS-4 findings on Morbidity, personal habits and treatment in southern states of India, IASP Annual Conference on Population, Health and Development, University of Kerala, Trivandrum, 7-9 Nov., 2014.
H. Lhungdim DLHS-4 findings on Morbidity, personal habits and treatment in southern states of India, IASP Annual Conference on Population, Health and Development, PHFI, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 25-27 February, 2015.
S. K. Mohanty and Dehury B. Mapping Demography and health in ten low fertility districts of India", Paper presented at Annual Conference of Population Association of America (PAA), April 30-May 2, 2015, San Diego, California.
S. K. Mohanty Fertility Transition and economic inequality in districts of India, Friday Luncheon Seminars, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies,HSPH, Boston, 20th February, 2015.
P. Murugesan Gender, Health and Domestic Violence in India: A Study of women’s health and well being, Thirty Sixth Annual Conference of IASP, Department of Demography, University of Kerala, Thiruvanathapuram during 7-9 November, 2014.
D. A. Nagdeve Fertility Transition in Gujarat, National Seminar on“Population, Health & Inclusive Development” Ahmadabad, 25-27 February, 2015.
50 Sayeed Unisa and Kakoli Borkotoky An Appraisal of Anthropometric Data and Factors Influencing Height of Indian Population, NCAER-IDS Conference on Under Nutrition and Public Policy, Gurgaon, 10-11 June, 2014.
Sayeed Unisa Unmet Need and Demand of Infertility Services in India, Symposium on "Infertility: An Emerging Public Health Concern" during 25th Annual Meeting of ISSRF on Reproductive Health, Mumbai, 15 February 2015.
Sayeed Unisa and Aparajita Chattopadhyay Activity Report of the project on Enhancing Capacity to Apply Research Evidence in Policy Making, Consultation Meeting on “Evidence based programme planning and decision making in health sector: Evidence and Challenges” Delhi, 18 November 2014.
Sayeed Unisa, Aparajita Chattopadhyay, P.H.Fulpagare, F. Ram and Atreyee Sinha Food Security, Infant and Young Children Feeding Practices and Child Nutrition in Maharashtra, National Seminar on “Population, Health and Inclusive Development in India, Ahmadabad, 25-27 February 2015.
T.V. Sekher Catastrophic health expenditure and poor in India, National Seminar on Public Health and Development in India , at G L Gupta Institute of Public Health, University of Lucknow, August 8-9, 2014
T.V. Sekher Conditional Cash Transfers (CCTs) and Welfare of Girls in India, Seminar on Status of Girl Child in India, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 23 Dec. 2014, Mumbai.
T.V. Sekher Health and Human Development in Maharashtra, National Seminar on Human Development, UNICEF and Sholapur University, Dec. 1-2, 2014, Sholapur.
T.V. Sekher Emerging evidences from DLHS-4 and policy implications for maternal and child health in India , IIPS National Seminar on “Population, Health and Inclusive Development in India”; 25 - 27 February, 2015; Ahmedabad.
T.V. Sekher Child health care status in five south Indian states: Recent scenario from DLHS-4 , Annual Conference of the Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) at Trivandrum , Nov. 7-9 ,2014
T.V. Sekher Facility Survey of Community Health Centres of EAG states of India based on DLHS-4, Annual Conference of the Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health (IASSH) on Health, Gender and Development , Nov. 21-23, 2014 at Lucknow
Ritika Mukherjee and T.V. Sekher Surrogate Mothers in India: An Exploratory Study in Kolkata, at National Seminar on Surrogacy, National Commission on Women and National Law University, Delhi, Sept. 13-14, 2014
V.P.Shijith and T.V. Sekher Culture and Gender Discrimination: A Study of Nakusa (unwanted) Girls of Maharashtra, India, Annual Conference of the Population Association of America (PAA), April 30 to May 3, 2015, San Diego, California, USA.
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V.V. Pandey and S.K. Singh “Explaining Gender in mental health among married and unmarried youth in Jharkhand, IASP Annual Conference on Population, Health and Development, University of Kerala, Trivandrum, 7-9 Nov., 2014.
Nidhi Sharma and S.K. Singh Dealing with Dilemmas: Understanding the Process and Challenges of Disclosing the HIV Status, IASP Annual Conference on Population, Health and Development, University of Kerala, Trivandrum, 7-9 Nov., 2014.
Arpita Das and S.K. Singh Accretion of HIV Infection: Does Life Course Transition Explain the Sexual Deeds among Migrants and Non-Migrants? IASP Annual Conference on Population, Health and Development, University of Kerala, Trivandrum, 7-9 Nov., 2014.
Prahlad Kumar and S.K. Singh Birth Preparedness and Complication Readiness and its linkages with maternal health:A Study of Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India, IASP Annual Conference on Population, Health and Development, University of Kerala, Trivandrum, 7-9 Nov., 2014.
S.K. Singh Health Insurance for Health financing”: Strategy to deal with Medical Poverty among Urban Poor in India, National Seminar on“Population, Health & Inclusive Development” Ahmadabad, 25-27 February, 2015
M. V. Vaithilingam and Ms. Neeta Dhawde Web-Based Population Data Source: Population Reference Bureau on Human Fertility and Child Development in India, National Conference on ‘Reshaping The Academic Libraries: Trends And Issues (REALITI) conducted by Jashbhai Maganbhai Patel College of Commerce, Goregoan, Mumbai on 12 September 2014.
Sunil Sarode and M. V. Vaithilingam ‘Tamil Migrants and their Socio-Psychological Life in New Mumbai: A Qualitative Approach,’ paper presented in the National Seminar on ‘Population, Health and Development, IASP’s XXXVIth Annual Conference held at University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala during 7-9 November, 2014.
M. V. Vaithilingam Information Sharing, Marketing and Social Technologies, in the One-Day State-Level Conference on ‘Librarian to Cybrarian: Future of Librarians’ Organized by D. Y. Patil University, Nerul, 12 December 2014.
Sunil Sarode, M. V. Vaithilingam, Amol Vinayak Dadas, Bharati Maurya Crimes Against Women in India: Levels, Change, Causes and Recent Case Laws with Reference to IPC, IIPS National Seminar on ‘Population, Health and Inclusive Development in India, Gandhi Nagar Ahmadabad, 25-27 February, 2015.
M. V. Vaithilingam and A. Varadarajan Population Studies Through A Dual Mode in India: A Study with Reference to IIPS, Mumbai, XXth IDEA Annual Conference on Empowering India Through Open and Distance Learning: Breaking-Down Barriers, Building Partnership and Delivering Opportunities conducted by Tamil Nadu Open University (TNOU), Chennai, 23-25 April 2015.
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APPENDIX VI TABLE A SEMINARS/ CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOPS/ SESSIONS ORGANIZED BY FACULTY/RESEARCH STAFF
Date Name Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops Organization/ Place Organized sponsor 1-3May, P. Arokiasamy PAA Annual conference, 2015 PAA San Diego 2015
29 May to 5 Sayeed Unisa Mapping Listing training of CNSG project IIPS GOG,and Vadodara June 2014 Sarang Pedgaonkar Factindepth Prakash H, Fulpagare
16-24 June B. Paswan Technical and Financial Evaluation of Bids IIPS IIPS, Mumbai 2014 S.K. Singh of NFHS-4 for Field Agencies H. Lhungdim
25 June B. Paswan PMC meeting of NFHS-4 IIPS IIPS, Mumbai 2014 S.K. Singh H.Lhungdim
June 1-15, Sarang Pedgaonkar Conducted training of Investigators, Comprehensive Vadodara 2014 and Prakash H. Supervisors and Editors during Nutrition Survey Fulpakare in Gujarat
7-9 July F. Ram, B. Paswan, Mapping & Listing TOT of NFHS-4 for 1st IIPS Kharghar, 2014 S.K. Singh, H Phase states/UTS Navi Mumbai Lhungdim, Chander Sekhar, Abhishek Singh, Manoj Alagarajan, L K Dwivedi, D. Bansod, M R Pradhan and Sarang Pedgaonkar
1-15 July Sayeed Unisa Main Training of CNSG project (Sayeed IIPS, GOG, and Vadodara 2014 Unisa, Aparajit Chattopadhyay, Sarang Factindepth Padgoanker, Prakas Fulpagare)
10 July Sayeed Unisa TAC meeting of CNSG project (Sayeed IIPS and GOG Vadodara 2014 Unisa, Sarang Padgoanker, Prakash Fulpagare)
21-25 July, H. Lhungdim Training on Research Methodology, Kusuma IIPS, 2014 K C. Das Module 4 Foundation Mumbai.
28 July-1 H. Lhungdim K C. ISS Officers’ training on Demographic RGI, GOI IIPS, Mumbai August Das Methods
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17 August to F. Ram, B. Paswan, Main TOT for NFHS-4 for 1st Phase IIPS Puri, Odisha 4th S.K. Singh, H states/UTS September Lhungdim, Chander 2014 Sekhar, Abhishek Singh, Manoj Alagarajan, L K Dwivedi, D. Bansod, M R Pradhan and Sarang Pedgaonkar
12 Sayeed Unisa Institutional Review Board Meeting for IIPS Mumbai September Kala-zar project 2014
15-16 T.V. Sekher Chaired a session at the National Association of Trivandrum September Seminar on Ageing, Gerontology, 2014 India and Centre for Development Studies 17-19 T.V. Sekher Chaired session at the National Seminar Centre for Trivandrum September on Migration and Development Development 2014 Studies (CDS) 18 Sayeed Unisa Review meeting with DWCD for CNSG IIPS and GOG Gandhi September, project (Sayeed Unisa, Aparajita Nagar 2014 Chattopadhyay, Prakash Fulpagare)
22-27 Anjani K Mishra SAS training workshop: “SAS IIPS ICT Unit LAB, September, Programming fast track” IIPS 2014
8-10 F. Ram, B. Paswan, Refresher Mapping & listing Training, IIPS IIPS, Mumbai October S.K. Singh, H NFHS-4 for 1st Phase states/UTS 2014 Lhungdim, Chander Sekhar, Abhishek Singh, Manoj Alagarajan, L K Dwivedi, D. Bansod, M R Pradhan and Sarang Pedgaonkar
8-10 H. Lhungdim One-day workshop on research proposal IIPS & Kusuma Mumbai October and presentation of findings, IIPS-KF Foundation 2014 Research Fellowship
27 Oct. to 3 F. Ram, B. Paswan, Refresher Main TOT of NFHS-4 1st IIPS IIPS, Mumbai Nov. 2014 S.K. Singh, H Phase states/UTS Lhungdim, Chander Sekhar, Abhishek Singh, Manoj Alagarajan, L K Dwivedi, D. Bansod, M R Pradhan and Sarang Pedgaonkar
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APPENDIX VI TABLE A (Contined…) 27 October H. Lhungdim Training on basic demographic RGI, GOI IIPS, Mumbai to 5 K C. Das techniques for RGI officials November, 2014 30-31 Sayeed Unisa International Seminar on "Assisted IIPS,INED, Mumbai October Reproductive Technologies in Northern UNFPA and 2014 and Southern Countries: Issues, CEPED Challenges and the Future (Rozee Virginie, Sayeed Unisa
6-10 Nov. Sarang Pedgaonkar Training of investigators in KALA-AZAR Madhepura Patna 2014 project including training for KALA-AZAR detection test
6-10 Nov. B. Paswan IASP Conference 2014 of NFHS-4 IASP Trivandrum 2014 S.K. Singh H. Lhungdim
8, Nov. B. Paswan DLHS-4 Dissemination for Southern IIPS, Mumbai Trivandrum 2014 S. K. Singh States H. Lhungdim T.V. Sekher 7-9 T.V. Sekher Chaired session at the Annual Indian Trivandrum November Conference Association for 2014 the Study of Population (IASP) 9-23 Nov S. K. Mohanty LASI Pretest -I HSPH and USC Mumbai 2014 18 Sayeed Unisa Consultation meeting Dissemination of CORT, IIPS and New Delhi November project entitled “Enhancing Capacity to NIHFW 2014 Apply Research Evidence in Policy Making"
18-20 T.V. Sekher Organized Workshop on Research IASSH Lucknow November Methodology for IASSH at University of 2014 Lucknow
21-23 T.V. Sekher Organized IASSH 12th Annual IASSH Lucknow November Conference at University of Lucknow, as 2014 its General Secretary 24 S.K. Singh DLHS-4 Dissemination IIPS Lucknow November 2014 15 Dec. L.L. Singh and H. DLHS-4 Dissemination for NE States IIPS, Mumbai Guwahati 2015 Lhungdim 29 Sayeed Unisa Institutional Review Board Meeting for IIPS Mumbai December UPAI and NFHS-4 projects 2015 6 January Sayeed Unisa Institutional Review Board Meeting for IIPS Mumbai 2015 UPAI and NFHS-4 projects
5-10 Abhishek Singh, Methods in Clinical Trials IIPS Mumbai January Laxmi Kant D and
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12 January Sayeed Unisa Meeting to finalize Standard Operating IIPS Mumbai 2015 Procedures(SOPs) of Institutional Review Board (IRB)
16 January H. Lhungdim Fourth Prof. Asha A. Bhende Memorial IIPS Mumbai 2015 Harihar Sahoo and Lecture P Murugesan
7th-13th Chandra Shekar, UPAI Study-Listing training of trainers Guttmacher Mumbai February, Manoj Alagarajan, (TOT) for Phase-1 states Institute 2015 Harihar Sahoo and M R. Pradhan
9-14 H. Lhungdim ToT of SAGE wave 2 IIPS Mumbai February, 2015 13 February, H. Lhungdim, Thirteenth Dr. C. Chandrasekaran IIPS Mumbai 2015 Harihar Sahoo and Memorial Lecture P Murugesan
20th-30th Chandra Shekar, UPAI Study-Main survey training of Guttmacher Mumbai March 2015 Manoj Alagarajan, trainers (ToT) for Phase 2 states Institute Harihar Sahoo and M R. Pradhan
26 February L. Ladusingh B. DLHS-4 Dissemination for Western IIPS, Mumbai Ahmedabad 2015 Paswan, S. K. Singh States H. Lhungdim
25-27 Feb D A Nagdeve, K C National Seminar on Population Health IIPS and IIPHG Ahemedabad 2015 Das, Murali Dhar, and Inclusive Development Archana K Roy, Sunil Sarode and Sarang Pedgaonkar
25-27 Feb T. V. Sekher Chaired session at the IIPS National IIPS and IIPHG Ahmedabad 2015 H. Lhungdim Seminar on “Population, Health and Inclusive Development in India.
13 March Anjani K Mishra NVIVO Seminar on “Qualitative Data M/s. Numerical ICT Unit LAB, 2015 Analysis with NVivo” Analytics IIPS Instruments Pvt Ltd
14 March Dhananjay W. Interview conducted for field investigators IIPS Mumbai 2015 Bansod for the project entitled “Use of verbal autopsy for assessing the causes of death in Amravati district of Maharashtra
March 16- Dhananjay W. The training of field investigators IIPS Mumbai 21, 2015 Bansod
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March 16- Sarang Pedgaonkar Training of investigators in COD project CGHR Bangalore 21, 2015 8th April-4th S. K. Mohanty LASI Pretest -II HSPH and USC Mumbai May, 2015 10 Prof. F. Ram, Prof. Seminar on ‘Biostatistician for pharma’ Cognizant Mum bai April,2015 Ladu Singh Dr. Laxmi Technology Kant Dwivedi, Dr. Solutions, Sarang Pedgaonkar Mumbai India
15-19 April Sayeed Unisa Training of investigators of the project IIPS Mumbai 2015 "Follow-up of CNSM in Amravati and Nashik Divisions"
17 April Abhishek Singh Training workshop on ‘Conducting Dr. Fred Arnold IIPS 2015 NFHS-4’ for representatives of Vadu Health and Demographic Surveillance System 27 April H. Lhungdim, Seventh Prof. P.N. Mari Bhat Memorial IIPS Mumbai 2015 Harihar Sahoo and Lecture P Murugesan
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APPENDIX VI TABLE B LE CTURES DELIVERED/ CONSULTANCY PROVIDED BY FACULTY/RESEARCH STAFF
Date Name Title of lecture/ Consultancy Nature of Organisation/ Place participation Sponsor 16-20 Laxmi Kant Advanced Statistical Analysis Govt. Govt. of Odisha, Bhubanesw June, 2014 Dwivedi of Demographic Data Officers/Staff Odisha ar, Odisha
21 June, L. Ladusing Decomposition of Macro Data Guest Speaker Department of Manipur 2014 Economics
25 June, L. Ladusing Demographic Transition and Guest Speaker DDK, Imphal Imphal 2014 Demographic Dividend
28th June, R.B. Bhagat Socio-economic Status of Advisory Giri Institute of Lucknow 2014. OBC Muslims, Committee Development Studies July 7-9, Dhananjay W. NFHS-4 Mapping and Trainner IIPS kharghar 2014 Bansod, Laxmi household listing training of Kant Dwivedi trainers (ToT) at kharghar
11th July, R.B. Bhagat Urbanisation in India: World IIPS, Mumbai Mumbai 2014 Opportunities and Challenges Population Day
16th July Archana K Roy Population, Sex Ratio and World DM Nanavati Mumbai 2014 Family Planning Methods Population Day college of home Celebration science
4-5 L. Ladusing Large Scale Survey Practice Resource UGC Manipur August Person University, 2014 Imphal 1 August K C Das Delivered a lecture on Delivered a Thakur college Mumbai 2014 urbanization and urban lecture challenges in India
August 18 H. Lhungdim NFHS-4 Main survey training Trainner IIPS Puri to Dhananjay W. of trainers (ToT) September Bansod, Laxmi 10, 2014 Kant Dwivedi
September R. Nagarajan Changing Child Sex Ratio in Delivered a S.P. College, Pune Pune 20, 2014 India: The Future Perspective lecture
October 8- Dhananjay W. NFHS-4 Mapping and Trainner IIPS, Mumbai Mumbai 10, 2014 Bansod household listing Re- orientation training at IIPS, Mumbai
9th R.B. Bhagat Curriculum Development, Lecture delivered Aca demic Staff Jaipur October, Evaluation and Pedagogy: the Colleges, 2014 IIPS Experience University of Rajasthan October H. Lhungdim NFHS-4 Re-orientation Main Trainner IIPS Mumbaii 27 to 3 Dhananjay W. survey training at IIPS Nov. 2014 Bansod Mumbai 58
APPENDIX VI TABLE B (Contined…) 31st R.B. Bhagat Emigration, Diaspora and Lecture Centre for Diaspora Gandhinaga October, Development delivered Studies, Gujarat r 2014 Central University,
18 R.B. Bhagat Causes and Consequences of Invited Speaker Tata Institute of Mumbai November migration’ Social Sciences , 2014 2 K C Das Delivered a lecture on UGC refresher department of Pune December International migration in course, Geography, Pune 2014 India: Causes, consequences university and recent trends
3 Sayeed Unisa Lecture delivered on "Issues Expert ASC, Mumbai Mumbai December involved with infertility' to University 2014 Refresher Course Participants on 'Gender Studies'
9th R.B. Bhagat Dissemination Workshop on Invited as a (CWDS), New New Delhi December “Approaching Data Sources: panelist Delhi (With the 2014 A Gender Lens”, support of UNFPA).
20th and R.B. Bhagat Census data Dissemination Resource TISS and Mumbai 21st Workshop Person Directorate of December Census Operation Maharashtra
29th R.B. Bhagat Workshop on Margins of Chair Person CSRD, JNU New Delhi December Land, Health-care and 2014. Livelihoods: Exclusions in Globalizing Delhi
30 Sayeed Unisa Advisory Committee meeting TAC member NIRRH Mumbai December of Field Unit of NIRRH 2014 January - S.K. Singh Size estimation of MARP in Development of UNAIDS, Dhaka December Bangladesh methodology Bangladesh Eight Sites 2015 and proposal of CG for funding across four states 15 January Sayeed Unisa DAC meeting Advisory TISS Mumbai 2015 committee member 23 January Sayeed Unisa Skill Development among Expert TISS Mumbai 2015 Muslims at 'Emerging Contours of Social and Economic Policies for Minorities and the Role of NRIs
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APPENDIX VI TABLE B (Contined…) February- S. K. Singh Need assessment for the Leading the team Avantha Pune June 2015 Corporate Social of Consultants Foundation, Pune Responsibility
2-3 R.B. Bhagat Nansen Initiative Civil Society Resource ICIMOD, Kathmandu February, Meeting on Climate Change, person Kathmandu 2015 Disasters, and Human Mobility in South Asia
10 Sayeed Unisa Technical Advisory Committee TAC member NCAER Delhi February Meeting of Indian Human 2015 Development Survey
20 R.B. Bhagat Regional Inequality in India Delivered Shivaji University Kolhapur February Inaugural 2015 Address 21st R.B. Bhagat Demographic Dividend: Delivered Department of Kolhapur February, Opportunity and Challenges in Valedictory Economics, Shivaji 2015 India Address University, 27 R.B. Bhagat Changing Nature of Indian Delivered Directorate of Allahabad February, Censuses: Retrospect and Inaugural Census 2015 Prospect Address
13th R.B. Bhagat Migration and Social Change Delivered University of Mumbai March, Keynote Address Mumbai 2015.
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APPENDIX VI TABLE C SEMINARS/ CONFERENCES/ WORKSHOPS/ MEETINGS/ LECTURES ATTENDED BY FACULTY/RESEARCH STAFF
Date Name Seminars/Conferences/ Status of Organisation/ Place Sessions/ Workshops attended participation Sponsor 12-15 May Aparajita Sustainable development and Participant Participant Mumbai 2014 Chattopadhyay, Environmental Modelling ( POP ENVIS)
29 May to Sayeed Unisa Mapping Listing training of CNSG Coordinator IIPS Vadodara 5 June project (Sayeed Unisa, Sarang 2014 Padgoanker, Prakash Fulpagare)
10-11 June Sayeed Unisa NCAER-IDS Conference on Presented NCAER Gurgaon 2014 Under Nutrition and Public Policy paper
16-24 June B. Paswan Technical and Financial Evaluation IIPS IIPS, Mumbai Mumbai 2014 S.K. Singh of Bids for Field Agencies
25 June B. Paswan PMC meeting of NFHS-4 IIPS IIPS, Mumbai Mumbai 2014 S.K. Singh
July 10, Prakah H. Technical Advisory Committee Member IIPS Vadodara 2014 Fulpakare Comprehensive Nutrition Survey in Gujarat
1-10 July Sayeed Unisa Main Training of CNSG project Coordinator IIPS Vadodara 2014 (Sayeed Unisa, Aparajit Chattopadhyay, Sarang Padgoanker, Prakas Fulpagare)
10 July Sayeed Unisa TAC meeting of CNSG project Coordinator IIPS and GOG Vadodara 2014 (Sayeed Unisa, Sarang Padgoanker, Prakash Fulpagare)
14-17 July L. Ladusingh Counting Women’s Work: Asian Participated IDRC, Canada East West 2014 Team Workshop and through Univ of Center, presented Cape Town Honolulu, preliminary Hawaii, results of USA time allocation 16-22 July Aparajita GIS and its application ( POP Participant IIPS Mumbai 2014 Chattopadhyay, ENVIS)
21 July to 1 F. Ram Attended Demographic training UNFPA UNFPA Hanoi, August on Manual (Estimation of Viet Nam Viet Nam Viet Nam 2014 Fertility and Mortality for GSO staff and help them in data evaluation and estimation of fertility from the 2014 intercensal Population and Housing Survey and Annual Population Change surveys
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APPENDIX VI TABLE C (continued…) 30 July Abhishek Singh PMA 2020 Participant Johns Hopkins New Delhi 2014 University, USA
11-14 Aparajita Gender environment and Participant UNFPA and Mumbai August Chattopadhyay, development ( UNFPA and IIPSAA) 2014 IIPSAA)
20 August H. Lhungdim Meeting at Calcutta School of Resource NFHS-4 Kolkatta 2014 Tropical Medicine for NFHS-4 person
18 August, S.K. Singh CAB meeting of NFHS-4 with Participated IIPS NIMHANS 2014 NIMHANS, Bangalore Bangalore
23 August M.V.Vaithilingam BOSLA-TISS Annual Lecture Participant Tata Institute of Mumbai 2014 Series Social Sciences, Mumbai 25 August B. Paswan CAB meeting of NFHS-4 with Participated IIPS NCDC, New 2014 NCDC, New Delhi Delhi
25 August P. Arokiasamy ICMR First Technical Working Attended ICMR New Delhi. 2014 Group (TWG) Meeting on Monitoring, Evaluation and Surveillance of Noncommunicable Diseases for Achieving WHO Global Targets and Indicators
September P. Arokiasamy ICMR Second Technical Working Attended ICMR New Delhi. 2014 Group (TWG) Meeting on Monitoring, Evaluation and Surveillance of Noncommunicable Diseases for Achieving WHO Global Targets and Indicators
18 Aug.- 4 H. Lhungdim NFHS-4 main ToT for Phase I Resource IIPS Puri Sept. 2014 states person/ trainer
12 Sayeed Unisa Institutional Review Board Convener IIPS Mumbai September Meeting for Kala-zar project 2014 15-17 Abhishek Singh Meeting with Afghanistan Participated IIPS Mumbai September Delegates 2014 17-19, P. Arokiasamy International Conference on Attended Center for Trivandrum 2015 Migration, Care Economy and Development September Development Studies 18 Sayeed Unisa Review meeting with DWCD for Coordinator IIPS and GOG Gandhi September, CNSG project (Sayeed Unisa, Nagar 2014 Aparajita Chattopadhyay, Prakash Fulpagare) 20-27 Dipti Govil, SAS training Workshop: SAS Participant CETED – Paris IIPS, September Laxmi Kant D, M Programming, Fast Track France, UNFPA, Mumbai 2014 R Pradhan and Delhi Sarang Pedgaonkar 62
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20 October H. Lhungdim Meeting at Kohima SRL, Member NFHS-4/IIPS Kohima, 2014 Microbiology Department, Nagaland Nagaland for NFHS-4
30-31st Dipti Govil Assisted Reproductive Attended CETED – Paris IIPS, October Sayeed Unisa Technology in North and Southern France, UNFPA, Mumbai 2014 Countries: Issues, Challenges and Delhi Future 6 B. Paswan EC meeting of IASP Participated IASP Trivendrum November S.K. Singh 2014 7-10 B. Paswan IASP Conference Participated IASP Trivendrum November S.K. Singh 2014 H. Lhungdim 8 B. Paswan DLHS-4, Dissemination Seminar Presented IIPS, Mumbai Trivendrum November S.K.Singh for Southern States DLHS-4 2014 H. Lhungdim findings 10-14 L. Ladusingh Tenth Meeting of Working Group Presented IDRC, Canada Peking November on Macroeconomic Aspects of paper through Univ of University, 2014 Intergenerational Transfer Cape Town Beijing, China 14 Sayeed Unisa Partner meeting of project entitled Consortium CORT, GOG Ahmadabad November “Enhancing Capacity to Apply member 2014 Research Evidence in Policy Making 15 Abhishek Singh Standing Finance Committee of Member IIPS Mumbai November IIPS 2014 18 Sayeed Unisa Consultation meeting Presented CORT, IIPS and New Delhi November Dissemination of project entitled report NIHFW 2014 “Enhancing Capacity to Apply Research Evidence in Policy Making"
27 Nov. B.Paswan PMC meeting Attended IIPS. Mumbai MOHFW, 2014 S.K.Singh New Delhi 7-9, P. Murugesan IASP Annual Conference Paper IASP Thiruvanant November, presented hapuram 2014 1-3 F. Ram Attended West Zone Vice- Malaviya Association of Jaipur December Chancellors’ Meet-2014 at National Indian 2014 Jaipur Institute of Universities, AIU Technology Jaipur 3 December Sayeed Unisa Refresher Course on 'Gender Expert ASC, Mumbai Mumbai 2014 Studies' University
10 Abhishek Sing Executive Council Meeting of IIPS Member MoHFW New Delhi December 2014 15 B. Paswan DLHS-4, Dissemination Seminar Presented IIPS, Mumbai Guwahati December. for NE States DLHS$ 2014 findings
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APPENDIX VI TABLE C (continued…) 17-22 Dec. H. Lhungdim Manipur state training of NFHS-4 Resource SPYM Imphal, 2014 person and Manipur trainer
20-25 Archana K Roy Workshop on Monitoring & Participant IIPSAA, IIPS December Evaluation Mumbai 2014 29 Sayeed Unisa TAC member NIRRH Institutional Convener December S.K. Singh Review Board 2014 Meeting for UPAI and NFHS-4 projects
30 Sayeed Unisa Institutional Review Board Convener IIPS IIPS December Meeting for UPAI and NFHS-4 Mumbai 2014 projects
6 January Sayeed Unisa Institutional Review Board Convener IIPS IIPS 2015 S.K. Singh Meeting for UPAI and NFHS-4 Mumbai projects 12 January Sayeed Unisa TAC member NIRRH Institutional Convener 2015 S.K. Singh Review Board Meeting for UPAI and NFHS-4 projects
15 January Sayeed Unisa IIPS Meeting to Convener IIPS 2015 finalize Standard Operating Procedures(S OPs) of Institutional Review Board (IRB)
23 January B. Paswan Conducted Ph. D. viva voice at Conducted Patna University Patna 2015 Patna University in Patna Ph. D. viva University voice
23 January Sayeed Unisa DAC meeting Advisory TISS Mumbai 2015 committee member
30 January, H. Lhungdim Meeting of Screening Committee Member IIPS/MoHFW IIPS, 2015 for Professor posts Mumbai.
31Jan.-2 H. Lhungdim Meghalaya state training of Resource Nielsen - India Shillong Feb., 2015 NFHS-4 person and trainer
3 – 6 Feb., H. Lhungdim Assam state training of NFHS-4 Resource Nielsen - India Guwahati 2015 person and trainer
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APPENDIX VI TABLE C (continued…) 4 February Sayeed Unisa Roundtable Discussion on Expert TISS Mumbai 2015 Emerging Contours of Social and Economic Policies for Minorities and the Role of NRIs
5 February B. Paswan PMC meeting of NFHS-4 Attended IIPS, Mumbai IIPS 2015 S.K. Singh
10 February Sayeed Unisa Meeting on Public Health and Participant PHFI Hyderabad 2015 Access with Emphasis on Non- communicable Diseases
11-12 Feb., H. Lhungdim Meeting of Screening Committee Member IIPS/MoHFW IIPS, 2015 for Associate and Assistant Mumbai. Professors
13-14, R, Nagarajan Duration and Inequality in Paper Indian Health Jaipur February Untreated Mental Illness: A Study presented Economics and 2015 of Persons with Mental Illness Policy Association from Yerwada Mental Hospital, (IHEPA) Pune. conference
15 February Sayeed Unisa Technical Advisory Committee TAC member NCAER Delhi 2015 Meeting of Indian Human Development Survey
20th S K Mohanty Fertility Transition and economic Participant Friday Luncheon USA February inequality in districts of India Seminars
24-27 F. Ram National Seminar on “Population Attended IIPS Ahmedab February Health & Inclusive Development ad 2015 in India” Gujarat
24-27 B. Paswan National Seminar on “Population, Participated IIPS, Mumbai Ahmedabad February Murali Dhar Health and Inclusive Development 2015 in India”
25-27 Sayeed Unisa Symposium on 'Infertility: An Paper NIRRH Mumbai February Emerging Public Health Concern' presented 2015 25-27 S. K. Singh National Seminar on “Population, Paper IIPS Ahmedabad Febrauary Health and Inclusive Development presented 2015 in India”
25-27 H. Lhungdim National Seminar on “Population, Attended IIPS & PHFI PHFIA, Febrauary Health and Inclusive Development and Chair a Ahmadabad 2015 in India” session . 25-27 D. A. Nagdeve Population, Health and Inclusive Paper IIPS Ahmedabad February Development in India presented 2015 26 B. Paswan DLHS-4, Dissemination Seminar Presented IIPS, Mumbai Ahmedabad February S.K. Singh for Western states DLHS-4 2015 H. Lhungdim findings
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APPENDIX VI TABLE C (continued…) 28February 2nd Northern Regional Social Attended Northern Lucknow 2015 Science Congress Regional Centre of ICSSR in Collaboration of GIDS 11 March B. Paswan PMC meeting of NFHS-4 Attended IIPS, Mumbai IIPS 2015 S. K.Singh
13 March Dipti Govil, NVIVO Seminar on “Qualitative Participant M/s. Numerical IIPS, 2015 Laxmi Kant D, M Data Analysis with NVivo” Analytics Mumbai R Pradhan and Instruments Pvt Sarang Ltd Pedgaonkar 13-14 F. Ram Delivered lecture on “Innovative Delivered U.P.Rajesrsi Allahabad March Trends of Statistics in Modern lecture Tandon Open 2015 Research Methodology” University, Allahabad 15 March Abhishek Singh Executive Council Meeting of IIPS Member MoHFW New Delhi 2015 23-24 H. Lhungdim Direct PhD admissions interview External TISS Mumbai. March, Expert 2015 30 March, L. Ladusing Youth and Development Panel World Youth Imphal 2015 Speaker Summit 2015, UN, GoI & GoM 30 March, M.V.Vaithilingam Springer Principal – Librarian Participated MIT Academy of Pune 2015 Meet Engineering, Alandi D, Pune 2 April 2015 D.A. Nagdeve Mahacharcha – Problems of Participated Doordarshan Mumbai Population Growth as a Expert Channel 1-3 April F. Ram Participated in the Participated Harvard School Bethesda, 2015 Harmonization of Aging Studies of Public Health, USA around the World” meeting USA 16 April B. Paswan TAC Meeting of NFHS-4 16 April 2015 IIPS Mumbai MOHFW, 2015 Abhishek Singh New Delhi 15-19 April Sayeed Unisa Training programme of Coordinator IIPS Mumbai 2015 investigators of Follow-up of CNSM in Amravati and Nashik Divisions 16 April F. Ram Delivered lecture on Delivered Jawaharlal New Delhi 2015 “Requirement of Data on COD lecture Nehru and future Research” University, New Delhi 20 April Sayeed Unisa M.Phil. Viva-Voce Examiner TISS Mumbai 2015 20-25 April, H. Lhungdim SAGE-2 State level training in Resource TNS Pvt.Ltd Guwahati 2015 Assam person
26-30 April H.Lhungdim Monitoring of NFHS-4 in Monitoring Nielsen India East Khasi 2015 Meghalaya Hill, Meghalaya 30 April S. K. Singh Attended the course review Attended IIPS IIPS, 2015 committee for Biostatistics at the Mumbai Institute
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APPENDIX VI
TABLE D FACULTY MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL BODIES
Name of Faculty Name of the Organization Manoj Alagarajan Member- Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP)
Dhananjay W. Bansod Life Member- Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) Life Member- The Deccan Geographer”, Research Journal of the Deccan Geographical Society, Pune Annual Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP)
R.B.Bhagat Life Member - Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) Life member- National Association of Geographers of India (NAGI) Annual Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Life Member- Deccan Geographical Society Member- Advisory Council, Unit of International Migration CDS, Thiruvananthpuram. Member- India Migration Initiative, UNESCO, New Delhi Member, Academic Advisory Board- Institute Health Management Research, Bangalore Member, Scientific Committee- Global Migration Network of Columbia University
Aparajita Annual Member - International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Chattopadhyay Annual Member- PAA(Population Association of America) Life member- Indian Association for Study of Population (IASP) Life Member- Geographical Society of India
K. C. Das Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Member- APA(Asian Population Association) Member- PAA(Population Association of America) Member of the scientific committee on “urbanization and internal migration in Asia” of Asian Population Association. Member selection panel for the M. A. in Education programme, March 12-14, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai.
L.K. Dwivedi Member -Asian Population Association (APA)
Dipti Govil Annual Member-International Union for the Scientific Study in Population Annual Member- Asian Population Association Life Member- Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health
L. Ladusingh Annual member - International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Life member - Indian Association for Probability and Statistics Annual Member- APA(Asian Population Association)
H. Lhungdim Life member- Asian Population Association (APA) Life member- Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) Annual member - International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Life member- East-West Center Alumni Association
Sanjay K Mohanty Life member- Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) Annual member - International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP)
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Name of Faculty Name of the Organization Annual Member, Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP). Murali Dhar Life member -Indian Association for Social Sciences in Health (IASSH)
R. Nagarajan Life Member, Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP). Member, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP). Member, Alumni Association, East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Life Member, IIPS Alumni Association (IIPSAA)
D. A. Nagdeve Life member- Indian Association for Study of Population (IASP) Life member- Indian Academy of Social Sciences (ISSA) Life member -Indian Association for Social Sciences in Health (IASSH) Life member- Indian Association for Study of Population (IASP).
Balram Paswan Life Member- Association of East West Centre, Hawaii Life Member- Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) Life Member- National Association of Geographer in India (NAGI) Life Member- The Bombay Geographical Association, Mumbai Life Member- Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), New Delhi
K. M. Ponnapalli Member- Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP)
Manas R. Pradhan Life member -Indian Association for Social Sciences in Health (IASSH), Annual Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) F. Ram President- Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) Annual Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP), Member- Asian Population Association (APA) Member of National Evaluation Advisory Team- National Health Systems Resource Centre, (NHSRC) Member of Training Programme Approval Committee, CSO of National Academy of Statistical Administration (NASA), CSO Chief Editor, Demography India Journal
Usha Ram Annual Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP), Life Member - Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) Life member -Indian Association for Social Sciences in Health (IASSH) Co-Chair, Child Health and Infectious Disease, CGHR
Archana K. Roy Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP), Life member- National Association of Geographers of India (NAGI) Life member- National Geographical Society of India (NGSI) Life member- Institute of Indian Geographers (IIG) Life member- The Indian Society of Labour Economics (ISLE)
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Name of Faculty Name of the Organization T. V. Sekher General Secretary- Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health (IASSH) Executive Committee Member - Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) Associate Member - American Sociological Association Member -International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Member -Population Association of America (PAA) Member -Asian Population Association (APA) Life Member- Indian Sociological Society Managing Editor, Demography India Journal Member,TAC,“Status Report of Girl Children in India” - Save the Children and TISS Member,TAC,”Project on Sex Selection in South Asia”- Population Council, Delhi Member, Institutional Review Board, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai
Chander Shekhar Member- International Union for Scientific Studies in Population (IUSSP) Member- Asian Population Association (APA) Life Member- Indian Association for Study of Population (IASP) Research Team Member- Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies, Sweden, Life Member- Indian Association for Social Sciences (IASS)
S.K. Singh Treasurer and Life member- Indian Association for the Study of Population(IASP) Life member- International Union for the scientific study of population (IUSSP) Life member- Indian Society for Probability and Statistics (ISPS) Annual Member - Population Association of America (PAA)
Abhishek Singh Annual Member- International Union for Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Life Member- Indian Association for Study of Population (IASP) Life Member- ISMS Annual Member – Aian Population Association (APA)
Sayeed Unisa Life member- Indian Association for the Study of Population Annual Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population(IUSSP) Life Member- Indian Society for Probability and Statistics Life Member- Indian Association for Social Science and Health (IASSH) Member of Advisory Panel - Indian Human Development Survey (IHDS) Member- Technical Advisory Committee: Rapid Survey of Children (RSOC) Life Member- International Institute for Population Sciences Alumini Association (IIPSAA)
Harihar Sahoo Member- Population Association of America (PAA) Member- International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Member- Asian Population Association (APA) Life Member- Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP)
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APPENDIX VII RESEARCH PAPERS BY IIPS STUDENTS
Apart from teaching, the Institute tries to empower the students in various ways. Reseach scholars were encouraged to publish papers in journals. The students are also encouraged to prepare and submit research papers for various conferences and seminars. This academic year students have participated in many seminars/conferences in India and abroad.
A. Papers published in Journals/edited books by Research Scholars/Students
Ahmad A and Abdul Jaleel CP Prevalence and Correlates of Violence against Women in Nepal: Findings from Nepal Demographic Health Survey, 2011”, Advances in Applied Sociology, 5, 119-128, 2015.
Ahmad A Land of Widows: A occupation curse”, Indian Journal of Community Health,27(1):165-166, 2015.
Ahmad A Study of sandstone miner: Notes from the field”, International Journal Medical Science and Public Health,4:433-434, 2015.
Borkotoky K., & Unisa, S. Female Education and Its Association With Changes In Socio-Demographic Behaviour: Evidence From India. Journal of Biosocial Science, Available on CJO 2014 doi:10.1017/S002193201400039X, 2014.
Borkotoky K., & Unisa, S. Dietary diversity of mother and its association with diversity in child feeding and nutritional status of children in India. (Forthcoming): Visaria L. (Eds) Inequity in Maternal and Child Health, 2014.
Borkotoky K., Unisa S., Gupta A.K. Intergenerational Transmission of Education in India: Evidence from a Nationwide Survey. International Journal of Population Research (Forthcoming).
Bornali Dutta and Chandra Shekhar Vulnerable road users in India: An assessment of road traffic accidents, injuries and deaths. Vietnam Journal of Public Health. Vol 2(1), 2014.ISSN No.1859-1132.
Bornali Dutta and Sayeed Unisa Circumstances and injury characteristics of non fatal road traffic injuries: a study in a tertiary care setting in Mumbai. Indian journal of Community Medicine (forthcoming)
Deepa Mohan, Grace Mundu, et. al, Prediabetes and Diabetes in Three large cities in South Asia: The CARRS Study, 2011”, The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology, 2015 (In Press)
Goswami P, Medhi GK, Armstrong G, Setia MS, Mathew S, Thongamba G, Ramakrishnan L, Geroge B, Singh RK, Paranjape RS, Mahanta J. An Assessment of an HIV prevention among People Who Inject Drugs in the States of Manipur and Nagaland, India, International Journal of Drug Policy, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.drugpo.2014.04.016, 2014.
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Gouda J. Gupta A.K & Yadav A.K Association of Child health and household Amenities in high focus states in India: A District Level Analysis” ,BMJ Open,2015 (Forthcoming)
Gupta A.K., & Ladusingh L. Social determinants of infant mortality in India: Event history analysis using District level Household Survey (DLHS-3. In Inequity in Maternal and Child Health(eds.) Visaria L , 2015 (In Press) Gupta A.K., Borkotoky K., Kumar A. Differentials and Determinants of Infant Mortality by Household Headship in India. International Journal of MCH and AIDS. Vol.3 (1) Pp 44-52., 2015
Gupta A.K & Borkotoky K. Exploring the Association among the indicators of nutritional status of children in India”,Indian Journal of Public health,2015 (Forthcoming)
Löwy I., Rozée G. V., Tain L. (ed.) Cahiers du Genre, Special issue on “Biotechnologies and Reproductive Work. A transnational perspective”, 56, 270 pp, 2014.
Löwy I., Rozée G. V., Tain L. “New Reproductive techniques, new gender production (Introduction)”, Cahiers du Genre, 56, pp.5-18, 2014.
Patra Shraboni and Singh Rakesh Kumar Addressing Unmet Need and Religious Barrier towards the Use of Family Planning Method among Muslim Women in India. International Journal of Human Rights in Health Care, 8(1), 22-35, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 2015.
Patra Shraboni and Singh Rakesh Kumar Attitudes of Circumcised Women towards Discontinuation of Genital Cutting of Their Daughters in Kenya. Journal of Biosocial Sciences, 47(1): 45-60, 2015 Cambridge University Press.
Patra Shraboni, Arokiasamy Perianayagam and Goli Srinivas Relevance of Health Knowledge in Reporting Maternal Health Complications and Utilization of Maternal Health Care in India. Health Care for Women International, 0:1-19, DOI: 10.1080/07399332.2014.946509, Taylor & Francis Group, 2015.
Singh Rakesh Kumar and Patra Shraboni Extent of Anaemia among Preschool Children in EAG States, India: A Challenge to Policy Makers. Anemia, Vol. 2014, Article ID 868752, 9 pages, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, 2015.
Patra Shraboni and Singh Rakesh Kumar Men’s Attitude towards the use of Family Planning Methods by Women in India: An Exploratory Study. Indian Journal of Health & Wellbeing, 5(2), 209-214, Published by Indian Association of Health Research and Welfare,2015.
Patra S, Singh R K Addressing unmet need and religious barrier towards the use of family planning method among Muslim women in India", International Journal of Human Rights in Healthcare, Vol. 8 Iss: 1, pp.22 – 35, 2015.
Prusty, R. K., Gouda, J., & Pradhan, M. R. Inequality in the Utilization of Maternal Healthcare Services in Odisha, India. International Journal of Population Research. 2015 (531485). ISSN 2090-4029, 2015.
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Prusty R. K., Keshri K Differentials in Child Nutrition and Immunization among Migrants and Non-Migrants in Urban India’. Int. Jr. Migration, Health and Social Care, Forthcoming Paper. ISSN: 1747-9894, 2014
Prusty R. K., Kumar A Socioeconomic Dynamics of Gender Disparity in Childhood Immunization in India, 1992-2006’. PLOS ONE, 9(8): e104598. ISSN: 1932-6203, 2014.
Rakesh Kumar Spatial pattern of Urbanization in the district of Jharkhand: India 2014: Population and Development © 2015, MLC Foundation “Shyam Institute”: ISBN: 978-93-82411-08-6, 2015.
Rozée G. V Les normes de la maternité en France à l’épreuve du recours transnational de l’assistance médicale à la procréation”, Recherches Familiales, 12, pp.43-55. 2015.
Rozée G. V., Unisa S. “Surrogacy from reproductive rights perspective: the case of India”, Autrepart, 70(2), pp.185-203, 2014.
Rozée G.V. “Micro-realities of surrogacy in India (Surrog-India)”, IOF periodic report, European Commission (Research Excecutive Agency), in the framework of Marie Curie International Outgoing Fellowship (IOF), FP7-PEOPLE-2011-IOF (Convention 301789 - PIOF-GA-2011-301789), 26 p.2015.
Sharma, S., Singh, SK and Sharma, N‘HIV Related Behavioural Transition among Young Injecting Drug Users in Three States of India: Evidence from IBBA’, Monograph of Bhopal seminar January, 2015 Population and Human Development perspective and issues
Singh S.K., Sharma, N., Mondol, S. & Siddhanta, A., “True Love and Time Pass: Sexual Behavior of Metropolitan Slum Youth in India”, Journal of AIDS and Clinical Research 5:341. doi: 10.4172/2155- 6113.1000341, 2014
Singh R K,Patra S. Extent of Anaemia among Preschool Children in EAG States, India: A Challenge to Policy Makers, Anemia, doi: 10.1155/2014/868752, 2014.
Siddhanta A., & Singh ,S.K., Women’s background as a protective shield against negative perception of their husband towards sexual and reproductive rights of their wives” published in India 2014- Population and Development edited by A. Ranjan and B P Singh. ISBN 978-93-82411-08-6 3, 2015.
Siddhanta A. & Chattopadhyay, A., “Understanding the Role of Women’s Empowerment in Determining Child Stunting: A Case Study of Eastern India and Bangladesh, Economics of Health and Nutrition: Policy Perspectives” by V. Selvaraju, Ravindhra H. Dholakia, Sreelata Rao Seshadri, Vinod B. Annigeri. Publisher: Springer.
Ladusingh Laishram. and Singh, Akansha. (2015). Contextual Correlates of Intensity of Smoking in Northeast India. International Journal of Public Health. doi 10.1007/s00038-015-0652-4
Singh, Akansha and Ladusingh Laishram (2014). Estimation of Cause Specific Death Rates for India by Data Triangulation. Accepted for publication in Conference Proceedings of the International Statistical Institute Regional Statistics Conference 2014 held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Singh, Akansha and Ladusingh Laishram (2014). Prevalence and determinants of tobacco use in India: Evidence from recent Global Adult Tobacco Survey Data. PLOS ONE. 9(12): e114073. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0114073
Singh, Akansha (2014). Factors effecting exposure to second-hand smoke in India with special focus on the role of knowledge of health hazard of tobacco. International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 3(2), 135-142.
Tripathi, N. Access to inheritance and property rights and well-being of elderly women in rural Uttar Pradesh. Public Health Research Series, SRM University. ISSN No. 2321-0206, 2014.
Sharma, A.K., Tripathi, N. Domestic violence and its impact on fertility behavior: Evidence from nationally representative household survey data in India. The Eastern Anthropologist, 67(1-2): 189-205, 2014.
Pathak, P.K., Tripathi, N., Subramanian, S.V. Secular Trends in Menarcheal Age in India- Evidence from the Indian Human Development Survey. PLOS ONE DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0111027, 2014.
Vipul Vaibhav Pandey, Dr. Rajesh Shukla, Dr. S. K. Singh & Arpita Das Impact of Households’ Environmental Factors on Acute Respiratory Infections among Children under Age 5 in India" in Ambarish K. Rai & Amit Kumar 'Population, Development & Environment: An Indian Exprience', Manakin Press, New Delhi, 2015.
Vipul Vaibhav Pandey, Arpita Das Dr and S. K. Singh, “Linkages between Mobility, Alcohol Use and HIV Related Risk Behavior among Young Men in India”, Indian journal of population education, Vol. 76., No. 1, 2005.
Zavala de Cosio M., Rozée G. V. (Ed.) El género en movimiento. Familias y migraciones, El Colegio de México, México, 408 p. 2014.
Zavala de Cosio M., Rozée G. V “Introducción”, in El género en movimiento. Familias y migraciones, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico, pp.13- 37, 2014.
B. Papers presented in seminar/conferences by Research Scholars/Students
Absar Ahmad Presented paper “A study of Miners, demographics and Health status in Jodhpur district of Rajasthan, India” in Asian conference on Occupational health held in Fukuoka, Japan on 2nd - 4th, September 2014
Ajit Kumar Yadav Examine the Completeness of Births Registrationon the bases of Deaths Registration by SampleRegistration System in India and states, IASP Kerala 2014.
Ajit Kumar Yadav Levels, trends, and patterns of self-reported morbidity in Uttar Pradesh, India: A Regional Analysis, IHEPA, Jaipur 2015.
Ajit Kumar Yadav Burden of diseases in Uttar Pradesh, India Evidence from National Sample Survey Organization and Million Deaths Study: A Regional Analysis, International Seminar of COD JNU in Delhi2015. 73
Algur Kisan Dilip Industrial Classification of Migrant workers in Maharashtra, National conference on Urban Systems, Rural Livelihoods Security and Resource Management. At Jaipur (Rajasthan) National Association of Geographers, India (NAGI-17-19 November 2014).
Algur Kisan Dilip Industrial composition of Migrant workers in Maharashtra in Census Data Dissemination Workshop 29 Dec 2014 at (TISS), Mumbai. T he Directorate of Census operation, Maharashtra and Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), funded by (UNFPA).
Amrita Gupta and T.V. Sekher. Health Implications of "Work at Night: A Study of Women Call Centre Employees in Mumbai, 12th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women 2014, Hyderabad, 17-22 August, 2014.
Amrita Gupta Reproductive and Sexual Health of Adolescent Married Women in Urban India" poster presented at 36th Annual Conference of the Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP), Thiruvanathpuram, Kerala, 21-23rd November, 2014.
Arun Kumar Improvements in Institutional Delivery across EAG states: Did it affect the private sector? presented in workshop onNational Health Mission: Achievements and Challenges, Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), 8-12th September, 2014
Ashish Kumar Gupta Socioeconomic Gradient of Mortality across different age-groups in India, the Twelfth (12th) IASSH Annual Conference, Lucknow, 21-23 November, 2014
Ashish Kumar Gupta The Effect of Maternal Healthcare on the Probability of Infant Survival in India at the 25th Annual Meeting of ISSRF and International Conference on Reproductive Health, Mumbai,14-17th Februrary,2015
Bedanga Talukdar Road traffic accident deaths and injuries in India: The neglected Non Communicable Disease, Annual Conference of the Indian Association for the Study of Population, (IASP), 7-9, Novermber, 2014.
Borkotoky K. Differential role of Dietary Diversity in Child Nutritional Status across Social and Economic Spectrum: the Indian Experience, paper presented at the 12th Conference of IASSH, November, 2014.
Borkotoky K. Nutrition Transition and its Association with the Nutritional Status of Children: with Special Focus on Urban India, 25th Annual Meeting of the Indian Society for the Study of Reproduction and Fertility (ISSRF) and International Conference on Reproductive Health, 14 – 17 February, 2015.
Bornali Dutta Violent deaths a leading cause of mortality: Recent trends in suicide, homicide and road traffic accidents in the International Seminar on “Mortality And Causes of Death studies in India: Requirement, Availability and Analysis During Past Four Decades” on March 26-27, 2015, Organized by Centre for Study of Regional Development Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
Bornali Dutta Sustainable Urban Transport System for Reduction of Traffic Accidents and Fatalities in Mumbai City in the 36th annual conference of IASP held on 7-9 November, 2014 in Kerala University. 74
Chowdhury, B. Correlates of Unintended First Pregnancy among Young Brides of India, Asian Population Association seminar on Unintended pregnancy among the young: Correlates and consequences, .Bangkok, 1 - 2 December, 2014.
Chowdhury, B. & Sekher, T. V. Intimate Partner Violence and Mental Health of Women: A Study on Young Brides in India, XIIth Annual Conference of the Indian Association for the Social Science and Health, G. L. Gupta Institute of Public Health, University of Lucknow, Lucknow, November 20-21, 2014.
Chowdhury, B. & Sekher, T. V. “ Parental and Peer influence on Adolescent Development: Implications for Education, Decision making and Mobility of Indian Adolescents. XXXVI Annual Conference of the Indian Association for the Study of Population, University of Kerala, Thiruvanathpuram, November 7-9, 2014.
Chourase M. Mental health problems and health seeking behaviours among the transgender community: A study of Mumbai, International Public Health Conference at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India.During November 6-7, 2014.
Chourase M. Safe delivery practices in home deliveries in Rural Madhya Pradesh: A district level analysis, Annual Conference of the IASPin the session Gender and Reproductive Health, Thiruvanathpuram Kerala,during November 7-9, 2014.
Deepa Mohan, Grace Mundu, et. al, Prevalence and Factors Associated with Prediabetes and Diabetes in Three Mega cities in South Asia: The CARRS Surveillance Study, 2011”, at American Diabetes Association (ADA), June 13 to 17, 2014, 4th Scientific Sessions (2014), San Francisco, California, 2014.
Donald Projection of households for North east India using the headship rate method" 36 IASP conference which was held in Kerela on 7th-9th Nov, 2014
Geetika Shankar and Imtiyaz ali Health Seeking behavior of migrants working in the informal sector of Durg township in Chhattisgarh, India” in International conference on migration, care economy and development at Centre for Development Studies (CDS), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India from 17-19 September, 2014.
Imtiyaz Ali Emigration from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Utilization of Remittances at household level in the National Seminar on Demographic Transition and Development: Issues and Challenges” in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar at Lucknow from 11-13 March, 2014.
Imtiyaz Ali and R.B.Bhagat Morbidity differential among emigrants’ and non-emigrants’ wives in Kerala, India in International conference on migration, care economy and development at Centre for Development Studies (CDS), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India from 17-19 September, 2014.
Mangesh Jagdhane, Tuberculosis and Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) lost in Mumbai" NATCON 2014, 69th National Conference on Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases,2015. 75
Moa Jamir Why do some women still prefer home delivery?: Exploring its probable covariates and safe home delivery across regions in India, 36th IASP Annual conference 2014, held at Department of Demography and Population Research Centre, University of Kerala, Thiruvanathapuram during 7-9 November, 2014.
Patra Shraboni and Unisa Sayeed An Investigation of Infertility and Childlessness in Rural India: A Critical Appraisal of Existing Reproductive Health Care Services and a Call for Intervention. 25th Annual Meeting of the Indian Society for the Study of Reproduction and Fertility (ISSRF) & International Conference on Reproductive Health, 14-17 February, Mumbai, India, 2015.
Rakesh Kumar Spatial Pattern of Urbanization in the Districts of Jharkhand” on National seminar Demographic Transition and Development: Issues and Challenges in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar held atSGPGI Lucknow with collaboration of IIPS, Mumbai,during 11-14 March 2014.
Rakesh Kumar Urbanization and Tourism in India, National Health Mission Workshop will be held at Institute of Economic Growth , New Delhi during 8-12 September 2014.
Rajeshwari Biradar Sex Work Practice and Health Seeking Behavior among HIV Positive Female Sex Workers in Rural, Karnataka, India in the 7th International Symposium: Safety and Health in Agricultural and Rural Population: Global Perspectives, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, October 2014.
Rajeshwari Biradar Stigma and Discrimination in Health Seeking Behavior among Female Sex Workers in Northern Karnataka, India in National Seminar on Population, Health and inclusive Development in India, Ahmadabad, Gujarat.organized by IIPS, on February 2015.
Raman Mishra Health Assessment of Elderly in India in the seminar on Population Health and Development at the conference of Indian Association for the Study of Population at university of Kerala during 07-09 November 2014.
Raman Mishra Health of Elderly in India: A Comparative study of self-reported and symptom based prevalence of Arthritis and Hypertension, 12th Annual Conference of the Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health (IASSH), Lucknow during 21-23 November 2014.
Ritika Mukherjee Surrogate Mothers in India: An exploratory study in Kolkata at National Seminar on Surrogacy in Delhi, India, during September 13-14, 2014
Ritika Mukherjee Issues surrounding Surrogacy in India and recommendations for the Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill in Delhi, India,during September 22-23, 2014
Ritika Mukherjee The Baby Business: A study on Indian market of Surrogacy and its Implications” at the 36th Annual Conference of IASP, in Thiruvananthapuram, during November 7-9, 2014.
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Ritika Mukherjee The Baby Business: A Study on Indian Market of Commercial Surrogacy and Its Implications, at Population Association of America 2015 Annual Meeting, San Diego, California,USA during 29th April to 2nd May, 2015.
Ritika Mukherjee Boon for Paid Mothers” or “Human Rights Violations”?: an Exploratory Study on Commercial Surrogacy in India, at Population Association of America 2015 Annual Meeting, San Diego, California, USA during 29th April to 2nd May, 2015.
Rozée G.V. Lecture on “Surrogacy: Issues and Challenges”, to Refresher Course participants on Gender Studies, ASC, Mumbai University, India, December 3, 2014.
Sharma, S and Singh, SK Sexual risk behaviour among young injecting drug users in high HIV prevalence states of India: Evidence from IBBA, National Seminar on Poplation Health and Devlopmentat the XXXVI Annual Conference of Indian Association of Study of Population (IASP) held at University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 07-09 November, 2014.
Sharma, S and Singh, SK The risk of Hepatitis C infection among Injecting drug users in Mumbai / Thane, 12th Annual Conference of the Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health (IASSH) held at the G.L. Gupta Institute of Public Health, University of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 21 to 23 November 2014.
Siddhanta, A Hypermasculinity among Young Men of low income communities in Mumbai, XXXVI Annual Conference of IASP, University of Kerala, November 7-9, 2014
Siddhanta, A Linkages between violation of bodily rights of women with sexual and reproductive morbidities, 12TH IASSH, Health, Gender and Development: Multi- disciplinary Perspectives, University of Lucknow, November 21st -23rd, 2014
Siddhanta, A First Sexual Experiences of Youth in Mumbai Slum, International Conference on Reproductive Health conducted by Indian Society for the Study of Reproduction and Fertility, Mumbai, India, February 14th- 17th, 2015
Siddhanta, A Health Insurance and Health care utilization among Urban Poor of three cities in India, International Conference on Urban Health, 2015, Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 24th-27th, 2015. Siddhanta, A Cross Border Migration enhancing Reproductive Morbidity of Left |Behind Women in Bangladesh and their coping mechanism through Self help groups’ International Conference on Urban Health, 2015 , Dhaka, Bangladesh, May 24th-27th, 2015 (scheduled) Sinha, A Does spousal violence have any impact on utilization of maternal health care services: Evidence from India, XXXVI Annual Conference of IASP, University of Kerala, November 7-9, 2014
Sinha, A Mental Health Status of Unmarried Youth Living in Single Parent Families: An Indian Scenario, International Conference On Growing Up In One-Parent Family In Asia, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore, July 1 - 2 ,2014 77
Singh R K Factors for Discontinuation of Contraception Use among Young Married Women in India, Institute of Economic Growth, New Delhi, 8th September – 12th September, 2014.
Singh, Akansha and Ladusingh Laishram Estimation of Cause Specific Death Rates for India by Data Triangulation. International Statistical Institute Regional Statistics Conference 2014 held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Suchandrima Chakraborty Active Ageing Index in India –the UNECE Approach in Indian Context", by Suchandrima Chakraborty, Building an evidence base for active ageing policies, Active Ageing Index and its potential , International Seminar , Brussels, 16–17 April 2015
Suchandrima Chakraborty Work to Live or Live to Work? Impact of Well-being of Workforce Participation of Elderly in India, 12th Global Conference on Aging in Hyderabad from 10th to 13th June, 2014.
Suchandrima, Chakraborty and T. V. Sekher Social Cohesion to Development: An Examination of Status of Elderly in India By Suchandrima Chakraborty in International Conference on Engaging and Empowering of Elderly (ICEEE 2014), Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum, 15-16th Sept, 2014
Vandana Tamarkarand Imtiyaz Ali “Social disparity to achievement in Millennium Development Goal: Evidence from India1991-2011” in Census dissemination workshop, G.B. Pant Social Science Institute, Jhusi, 27 Feb 2015.
Vidya Yadav Tale of massive distressed migration from rural to urban areas: A phenomenon of acute urban congestion and inequality in India, International Seminar on Migration, Care Economy and Development (In Honour of Prof. K. C. Zachariah), Centre for development studies, Trivandrum, Kerala, India.
Vidya Yadav Poverty-induced migration from rural to urban agglomeration areas: A case study of Mumbai City, National Seminar on Sustainability and inclusiveness: India’s Development Trajectory” at Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, Odisha, India.
Vidya Yadav Dynamics of urban and slum growth in India in Census Dissemination Workshop on 28th December 2014 at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai,
Vidya Yadav Youth and Employment: An outlook on challenges of demographic dividend” at IIPS National Seminar, 25- 27 February, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.
C. Training Programme /Workshop/Summer School attended by Research Scholars/Students
Ajit Kumar Yadav Attended Training Workshop on Demographic Computations Series 2 Multistate Population Projection Using Excel and R in ISEC Bangalore 2014.
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Ashish Kumar Gupta Attended workshop “Demographic Computations: Multistate Population Projection in Excel and R” at ISEC, November 24 - December 2, 2014 organized by International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Austria & Institute for Social Economic Change (ISEC), Bangalore.
Amrita Gupta Attended workshop "Re Orienting Gender: Geographies of Resistance, Agency, Violence and Desire in Asia.", University of Delhi, 19-21 November, 2014
Borkotoky, K. Participated in the workshop on “GIS and Its Applications” organised IIPS during 16-22 July, 2014. Borkotoky K. Participated in the workshop on “Multistate Population Projection using excel and R” at ISEC Bengalore, Nov. 24- Dec. 2, 2014. Bornali Dutta National Workshop on “National Health Mission: Achievements And Challenges” held at Institute of Economic Growth, New Delhi during 8th Nov-12th Sep 2014
Bornali Dutta Multistate Population Projection in Excel and R” at PRC, Institute of Social and Economic Change, Bangalore in collaboration with International Institute For Applied System Analysis (IIASA), Austria during 24 Nov-2nd Dec 2014
M. Chourase attended the workshop on “Research Methodology Workshop in Social Science” organized by the Western Regional Centre Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) & Rajiv Gandhi For Contemporary Studies Vidhyanagri, Kalian, Mumbai 23-27 March, 2015
M. Chourase Attended the workshop on “Qualitative Research in Public Health and Social and Behavioral Sciences” organized by the Centre for Sexuality and Health Research and Policy (C-SHaRP), Chennai and Center for Health & Social Sciences, School of Health Systems Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences (Tiss), Deonar, Mumbai, 12-15 April, 2015.
Imtiyaz Ali Participated in the workshop entitled “GIS and its Applications” at International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai, from 16-22 July, 2014.
Imtiyaz Ali Participated in the Tenth Short Term Training on ‘Methods and Approaches to Research on Migration Issue’ at Centre for Development Studies (CDS), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India from 24-28 March, 2014.
Moa Jamir Attended ICSSR workshop on Research Methodology in Social sciences organized by Western regional Centre, ICCSR, Mumbai, 13-17th October, 2014.
Patra Shraboni International Summer School in Education Studies on ‘Panel Data Analysis in Education’ Organized by Higher School of Economics (HSE), Moscow, 7-12 July, 2014, Moscow, Russia.
Rajeshwari Biradar Participated workshop on Monitoring and Evaluation” organized by IIPS Alumni association (IIPSAA) 79
during December 20-25, 2014. The workshop is sponsored by UNFPA. New Delhi.
Rakesh Kumar Attended workshop on “Monitoring and Evaluation” conducted by joint sponsorship of United Nation Population Fund (UNFPA) and International Institute for Population Sciences Alumni Association (IIPSAA) at IIPS, Mumbai, December 20 – 25, 2015.
Rakesh Kumar Attended workshop on “GIS and its Introduction” conducted by Pop Envis of International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai and Ministry of Environment , Forests & Climates Change, Government of India, held at IIPS, Mumbai, during July 16 -22, 2014.
Rakesh Kumar Attended “Ten Day Research Program” ICSSR Sponsored Research Methodology Programme at Parvatibai Chowgule College (Autonomous), Margao, Goa, during January 27- February 05, 2015
Rakesh Kumar Attended Tenth Short Term Training on “Methods and Approaches to Research on Migration Issues” held at theCentre for development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram, during 24-28 March 2014.
Raman Mishra Participated workshop on “Environmental Sustainability and Modeling” organized by Pop-Envis in International Institute for Population Sciences on 13th & 15th May 2014.
Raman Mishra Participated workshop on “Gender Development and Environment” conducted by IIPS Alumni Association in collaboration with Pop Envis, 11-14 August 2014.
Raman Mishra Participated workshop on “Approaches to Social Science Research” organized by the Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health (IASSH) in G. L. Gupta Institute of Public Health, Lucknow during 18-20 November 2014.
Rozée G.V. Participated workshop on “Are New Reproductive Technologies Beneficial for Women?” Hyderabad, India, 17-22 August 2014.
Rozée G.V. Participated workshop on “Reproductive techniques: a transnational issue”,Lyon, France, 3-5 September 2014.
Rozée G.V. Participated International Seminar on “New reproductive technologies in Southern and Northern countries: Issues, Challenges and Futures, Mumbai, India, 30-31 October 2014.
Sharma, S Participated in the workshop entitled “GIS and its Applications, 16-22 July, 2014. The workshop is organized by the population, Human settlement and Environment (Pop-Envis project) of the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) and IIPS, Mumbai.
Siddhanta, A Attended workshop on ‘GIS under Pop-Envis Project’ at International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, 16th-22nd July, 2014
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Siddhanta, A Attended workshop on Gender, Development and Environment under IIPSA and Pop-Envis Project funded by UNFPA at IIPS, Mumbai, 11th -14th August, 2014
Siddhanta, A Attended workshop on National Health Mission: Achievements and Challenges at Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi, 8th -12th September, 2014
Siddhanta, A Attended workshop on Monitoring and Evaluation at IIPS, Mumbai, 20-25th December, 2014
Sinha, A Attended workshop on ‘GIS under Pop-Envis Project’ at International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, 16-22 July, 2014
Sinha, A Attended workshop on Gender, Development and Environment under IIPSA and Pop-Envis Project funded by UNFPA at IIPS, Mumbai, 11 -14 August, 2014
Sinha, A Attended workshop on Monitoring and Evaluation at IIPS, Mumbai, 20-25 December, 2014
Singh RK Participated in International Summer School in Education Studies on “Panel data Analysis on Education” at Institute of Education of National Research University – Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia, 6-12 July 2014. The workshop conducted by the Dr. Chandra Muller and Dr. Jennifer Glass, Department of Sociology, University of Texas, Austin, USA.
Singh, Akansha Attended Max Planck Winter Program 2014/15 for pursuing “IDEM 156 Spatial Demography Course” 5- 16 January, 2015 organized by Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock, Germany
Singh, Akansha Attended Training Workshop on “Demographic Computations Series 2: Multistate Population Projection in Excel and R” from November 24 to December 2, 2014 in Bangalore organized by Institute for Social and Economic Change in collaboration with International Institute For Applied Systems Analysis, Austria and Technology Information, Forecasting And Assessment Council, DST, Government of India.
Suchandrima Chakraborty Participant in the International Programme in Policy Formulation, Planning, Implementation and Monitoring of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing held in Malta between 17 – 28 November, 2014.
Suchandrima Chakraborty Workshop on Use of Mixed Methods in Ageing Research, June 2- 6, 2014, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore, India
Suchandrima Chakraborty Participant in Workshop on Monitoring and Evaluation, 20-25 Dec, 2014, IIPSA and UNFPA India Collaborated, held in IIPS, Mumbai.
Tanima Basu GIS and its Application" organized by the Pop-Envis and IIPS, Mumbai, from 16 -22 July 2014.
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Tanima Basu Gender, Development and Environment" organized by IIPSAA and Pop-Envis and funded by UNFPA, 11- 14 August 2014.
Tanima Basu Panel data and Time Series Econometrics" organized by Amrita School of Bussiness, Coimbatore, 4- 6 January, 2015.
Tripathi, N. Participated in Young Scientists Summer Program at International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Vienna, Austria during June to August 2014.
Vidya Yadav Attended workshop on “Environment Sustainability and modelling” from 13-15 May 2014 in IIPS, Mumbai conducted by Pop-Envis.
Vidya Yadav Attended workshop on “GIS and its application” from 16- 22 July 2014 at IIPS, Mumbai conducted by the Pop-Envis.
Vidya Yadav Attended workshop on “Gender, Development and Environment” from 11-14 August 2014 in IIPS, Mumbai conducted by Pop-Envis.
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VISITORS TO THE INSTITUTE
Sr. DATE NAME/DESIGNATION/ LECTURE DILIVERD /TOPIC No ORGANISATION 1. 22/08/2014 Dr. Narendra Patil To Share Standard Monitoring and Deputy Capacity Building Officer Action Assessment of Relief and Transition Contre la Faim /India (ACF) (SMART) methodology with IIPS to get valuable suggestion in order to formulize the methodology to an Indian setting.
2. 15/09/2014 Delegates from Afghanistan , UNFPA Discussion on Demography
3. 16/01/2015 Prof. Ravi K. Verma, Regional Director, Delivered Prof. Asha A. Bhende Memorial International Center for Research on Lecture on “Men and Masculinities: current Women,(ICRW), New Delhi discourse and way forward”
4. 13/02/2015 Dr. Fred Arnold, Senior Fellow, ICF Delivered Dr. C. Chandrasekaran International, USA. Memorial Lecture on “The Evolution and Future of Household Survey in Low and Middle-Income Countries
5. 24/03/2015 Dr. Tim Dyson, Professor of Population Delivered lecture on “Demographic transition Studies, The London School of and Urbanization” Economics & Political Science, London.
6. 10/04/2015 Delegates from Congnizant “Biostatistician for Pharma”
7. 27/04/2015 Prof. David Bloom, Clarence James Lecture on “India’s Prospects for Economic Gamble Professor of Economics and Growth as viewed through a Demographic Demography at the Harvard T.H., Chan and Health Lens”. School of Public Health & Director of Harvard’s NIA-funded Program on the Global Demography of Aging
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FACULTY AND GROUP – A OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE
Dr. Faujdar Ram, M. Sc., D. P. S., Ph. D. (Bombay) Director & Senior Professor I. Department of Mathematical Demography & Statistics
Dr. Laishram Ladusingh, M. Sc., C. P. S., Ph. D. (IIPS) Professor & Head Dr. Sayeed Unisa, M. Sc., M. Ed., C. P. S., M. Phil., Ph. D. (IIPS) Professor Dr. S. K. Singh, M. A., Ph. D. (BHU) Professor Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D.(IIPS) Assistant Professor
II. Department of Fertility Studies
Dr. D. A. Nagdeve, M. Sc., M. P. S., Ph. D. (IIPS) Professor & Head Dr. Ponnapalli Krishna Murthy, M. Sc., M. A., M.P.S., Ph. D. (Bombay) Professor Dr. Chander Shekhar, M. Sc., M. P. S., PGDCA, Ph. D. (IIPS) Professor Dr. Sanjay Kumar Mohanty, M. A., M. P. S., Ph. D. (IIPS) Professor Dr. Manas Ranjan Pradhan, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D (IIPS) Assistant Professor
III. Department of Public Health & Mortality Studies
Dr. (Mrs.) Usha Ram, M. A., C. P. S., D. P. S., Ph. D. (Bombay) Professor (On Leave) Dr. H. Lhungdim, M. A., M. Phil., Ph. D. (JNU), Dip. In Demography (Cairo) Professor & Head Dr. Abhishek Singh, M. Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D (IIPS) Associate Professor Dr. Dhananjay W Bansod, M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D (IIPS) Assistant Professor
IV. Department of Migration & Urban Studies
Dr. R. B. Bhagat, M. A., Ph. D. (Bombay) Professor & Head Dr. Kailash Chandra Das, M. Sc., M. P. S., M. Phil., Ph. D. (IIPS) Professor Dr. Archana K. Roy, M.A. M.P.S & Ph.D (IIPS) Associate Professor Mr. Sunil Tatoba Sarode, MSW, (Ph.D pursuing from TISS) Assistant Professor
V. Department of Population Policies & Programmes
Dr. Balram Paswan, M. A., M. Phil., Ph. D. (IIPS) Professor & Head Dr. T. V. Sekher, M. A., C. P. S., Ph.D (Bangalore) Professor Dr. Murali Dhar, M.Sc(Stats),M.Phil,Ph.D(IIPS),PG (Epidemiology, Finland) Associate Professor Dr. Dipti Govil, M.A., M.P.S., Ph.D. (IIPS) Assistant Professor Dr. Sarang Pedgaonkar, M.B.B.S., Diploma in Public Health, M. D. - In Assistant Professor Community Medicine (P.S.M.)
VI. Department of Development Studies
Dr. P. Arokiasamy, M. A., Ph. D. (Annamalai) Professor & Head Dr. R. Nagarajan, M. A., M. Phil., Ph. D. (Bharathiar) Professor Dr. Manoj Alagarajan, M. A., M.Phil, Ph. D. (Bharathiar) Assistant Professor Dr. Aparajita Chattopadhyay, M. Sc., MPS, Ph. D. (IIPS) Assistant Professor Dr. Harihar Sahoo, M.A., MPS, M.Phil, Ph.D. (JNU) Assistant Professor
VII. Department of Extra Mural Studies (Project Basis)
Dr. Balram Paswan, M. A., M. Phil., Ph. D. (IIPS) Professor and Head
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VIII. Information, Communication and Technology Unit
Mr. Anjani Kumar Mishra, PGDCA, DAC (C-DAC), M.Sc (Comp. Sci) System Manager (Annamalai)
IX. Library Library & Information Mr. D. D. Mestri, M. A., M. Lib. & I. Sc. (Shivaji) Officer
X. Administration
Dr. Madhav Kishanrao Kulkarni, M.Sc., PhD Registrar
Mr. M. Sekar, M. A. (Mysore) Assistant Registrar (Academic) Mrs. Manjiri Rane, B.com., MBA (Sikkim Manipal ) Assistant Registrar (Admin) Mrs. Lavina Tauro Selection Grade Stenographer (PA to Director) XI. Accounts
Mr. B. S. Sawant Acting Assistant Finance Officer
XII. Hindi Section
Hindi Officer Mr. A. R. Nirmal, M. A. (Bombay)
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MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF IIPS
1. Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda President Hon'ble Union Minister for Health & Family Welfare, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India, Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI # 110 108.
2. Shri Bhanu Pratap Sharma, IAS Vice-President Secretary to the Government of India Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Room No. 156-A, Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI-110 108.
3. Shri Vijaya Srivastava Member Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Government of India, Room No. 244- A, Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI # 110 108.
4. Dr. Rattan Chand Member Chief Director (Statistics) Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India, Room No.243- A, Nirman Bhavan NEW DELHI # 110 108.
5. Dr. Faujdar Ram Member Director & Sr. Professor IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
6. Shri S.P. Goyal Member Joint Secretary (University and Higher Education) Dept.of Secondary & Higher Education Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, Shastri Bhavan, NEW DELHI # 110 011.
7. Dr. Siddhartha Roy Member Economic Advisor Deptt. of Economics and Statistics, Tata Services Ltd., Bombay House 24, Homi Mody Street, Fort, MUMBAI # 400 001.
8. Dr. Rajan M. Welukar Member Vice Chancellor University of Mumbai M.G. Road, Fort, MUMBAI # 400 032.
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9. Prof.(Mrs.) Vasudha Kamat Member Vice-Chancellor S.N.D.T.Women’s University 1, N. Thackersey Road MUMBAI # 400 020.
10. Dr. S. Parasuraman Member Director Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
11. Dr. Jagdish Prasad Member Director General of Health Services Directorate General of Health Services, Room No.446, ‘A’ Wing, Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI # 110 011.
12. Shri Ajay Kumar Mehra Member Director General Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation Central Statistical Organisation, Room No.418, Sardar Patel Bhavan, Sansad Marg, NEW DELHI # 110 001.
13. Dr. C. Chandramouli (IAS) Member Registrar General & Census Commissioner 2-A, Mansingh Road NEW DELHI # 110 037.
14. Dr. V.M. Katoch Member Secy. to Govt. of India (DHR) Ministry of Health & Family Welfare & Director General Indian Council of Medical Research Ramalingaswami Bhawan, Ansari Nagar NEW DELHI # 110 029.
15. Prof. Dileep Mavalankar Member Director (nominee of the President both in GC & EC) IIPH, Gandhinagar, Sardar Patel Institute Campus, Drive-in-Road, Thaltej, Ahmedabad -380054
16 Dr. P. M. Kulkarni Member Professor (nominee of the President both in GC & EC) Room No. 408, Centre of the study of Regional Development, School of Social Science, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi – 110 067 87
17. Prof. Jayanta Kumar Das Member Director National Institute of Health & Family Welfare New Mehrauli Road, Munirka, NEW DELHI # 110 067.
18. Shri T.J. Benjamin Member Director Health Services Directorate of Health Services, Mumbai (Maharashtra State), Arogya Bhavan, St.George's Hospital Compound, P.D.’Mello Road, MUMBAI # 400 001.
19. Dr. D.A. Nagdeve Member Professor, IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
20. Dr. Abhishek Singh Member Associate Professor IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
21. Mr. Sunil Sarode Member Asstt. Professor IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
22. Dr. M.K. Kulkarni Non-Member Registrar Secretary IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI #400 088.
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MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF IIPS
1. Shri Bhanu Pratap Sharma - Chairman Secretary to the Government of India & Chairman, Executive Council, IIPS, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Room No. 156-A, Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI-110 108.
2. Shri Vijaya Srivastava - Member Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Government of India, Room No.244 -A, Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI # 110 108.
3. Shri C.R.K. Nair Additional Director General - Member Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Government of India, Room No.243- A- Wing Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI # 110 108.
4. Dr. Rattan Chand - Member Chief Director (Statistics) Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India, Room No.243-A, Nirman Bhavan NEW DELHI # 110 108.
5. Dr. Faujdar Ram - Member Director & Sr. Professor IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
6. Dr. S. Parasuraman - Member Director Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
7. Dr. P.M. Kulkarni - Member Professor (nominee of the President both in GC & EC) Room No. 408, Centre of the study of Regional Development, School of Social Science, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi – 110 067
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8. Prof. (Mrs.) Vasudha Kamat - Member Vice-Chancellor S.N.D.T.Women's University 1, N. Thackersey Road MUMBAI # 400 020.
9. Prof. Dileep Mavalankar - Member Director (nominee of the President both in GC & EC) IIPH, Gandhinagar, Sardar Patel Institute Campus, Drive-in-Road, Thaltej, Ahmedabad -380054
10. Dr. Shireen J. Jejeebhoy - Member Senior Program Associate Population Council, Zone 5A, India Habitat Centre, Lodi Road, NEW DELHI-110 003.
11. Dr. R. B. Bhagat - Member Professor, IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
12. Dr. Abhishek Singh - Member Associate Professor IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
13. Dr. M.K. Kulkarni - Non-Member Registrar Secretary IIPS, Deonar, MUMBAI # 400 088.
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MEMBERS OF THE STANDING FINANCE COMMITTEE OF IIPS
1. Shri Vijaya Srivastava Chairman Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Government of India, Room No. 244-A Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI # 110 108.
2. Dr. Rattan Chand Member Joint Secretary (RCH) Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India, Room No.243- A, Nirman Bhavan NEW DELHI # 110 108.
3. Dr. Faujdar Ram Member Director & Sr. Professor IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
4. Dr. R. B. Bhagat Member Professor, IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
5. Dr. Abhishek Singh Member Associate Professor IIPS, Deonar MUMBAI # 400 088.
6. Dr. M.K. Kulkarni Non-Member Registrar Secretary IIPS, Deonar, Mumbai # 400 088.
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MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL OF IIPS
(1) Prof. Faujdar Ram …….. Chairman Chairman, Academic Council & Director & Sr. Professor, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(2) Prof. L. Ladusingh …….. Member-Secretary Member Secretary, Academic Council & Professor & Head, Dept. of Mathematical Demography and Statistics, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(3) Dr. Rakesh Kumar …….. Member Joint Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Dept. of Family Welfare, Government of India, Nirman Bhavan, NEW DELHI – 110011.
(4) The Director …….. Member National Institute of Health and Family Welfare New Mehrauli Road, Munirka, NEW DELHI – 110067.
(5) Prof. Deepak Raut …….. Member Director, Family Welfare Training and Research Centre, Govt. of India, 332, S.V.P. Road, P.B. No.3593, MUMBAI-400004.
(6) Prof. Rakesh Srivatava * …….. Member Professor & Head, (1/1/2015 to 31/12/2016) Department of Statistics, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Fatehgunj, VADODARA – 390002. Gujarat
(7) Dr. Sajay P. Zodpey * ...... Member Director – IIPH-D & (1/1/2015 to 31/12/2016) Director – Public Health Education, Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), Delhi NCR, Plot No. 47, Sector 44, Institutional Area, GURGAON – 122002.
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(8) Prof. S. Siva Raju * …….. Member Dean (1/1/2015 to 31/12/2016) Centre for Population Health and Development, School of Development Studies, TISS, Sion-Trobay Road. Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(9) Dr. Donta Balaiah * …….. Member Scientist ‘G’, (1/1/2015 to 31/12/2016) National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health, Jehangir Merwanji Street, Parel, MUMBAI – 400012.
(10) Prof. R.B. Bhagat …….. Member Professor & Head, Department of Migration & Urban Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(11) Prof. P. Arokiasamy …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Development Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(12) Prof. Balram Paswan …….. Member Professor & Head, Dept. of Extra Mural Studies & Distance Education, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(13) Prof. Sayeed Unisa …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Mathematical Demography & Statistics, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(14) Prof. S.K. Singh …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Mathematical Demography & Statistics, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(15) Prof. Usha Ram …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Public Health & Mortality Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(16) Prof. D.A. Nagdeve …….. Member Professor & Head, Dept. of Fertility Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
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(17) Prof. H. Lhungdim …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Public Health & Mortality Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(18) Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Fertility Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(19) Prof. K.C. Das …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Migration and Urban Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(20) Prof. T.V. Sekher …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Population Policies and Programmes, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(21) Prof. Chander Shekhar …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Fertility Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(22) Prof. S.K. Mohanty …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Fertility Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(23) Prof. R. Nagarajan …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Development Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(24) Dr. Abhishek Singh …….. Member Associate Professor, Dept. of Public Health & Mortality Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(25) Dr. Murali Dhar …….. Member Associate Professor, Dept. of Population Policies and Programmes, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
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(26) Dr. Dipti Govil …….. Member Assistant Professor, Dept. of Population Policies and Programmes, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088.
(27) Shri M. Sekar …….. Invitee Asstt. Registrar, (Academic), I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
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MEMBERS OF THE BORD OF STUDIES AND RESEARCH
(1) Prof. Faujdar Ram …….. Chairman Chairman, Academic Council and Director & Sr. Professor, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(2) Prof. L. Ladusingh …….. Member-Secretary Member Secretary, Academic Council & Professor & Head, Dept. of Mathematical Demography and Statistics, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(3) Dr. Donta Balaiah …….. Member Scientist ‘F’ (1.1.2015 to 31.12.2016) Department of Bio-statistics, National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health, Jahangir Merwanji Street, Parel, Mumbai-400012.
(4) Prof. D.P. Singh …….. Member Professor & Chairperson (1.1.2015 to 31.12.2016) Centre for Research Methodology TISS, Sion-Trobay Road. Deonar, MUMBAI – 400088. (5) Prof. R.B. Bhagat …….. Member Professor & Head, Department of Migration & Urban Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI - 400088.
(6) Prof. P. Arokiasamy …….. Member Professor & Head, Dept. of Development Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(7) Prof. Balram Paswan …….. Member Professor & Head, Dept. of Population Policies & Programmes, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(8) Prof. Usha Ram …….. Member Professor & Head, Dept. of Public Health & Mortality Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
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(9) Prof. D.A. Nagdeve …….. Member Professor & Head, Dept. of Fertility Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(10) Prof. K.M. Ponnapalli …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Fertility Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(11) Prof. T.V. Sekher …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Population Policies & Programmes, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(12) Prof. S.K. Mohanty …….. Member Professor, Dept. of Fertility Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(13) Dr. Abhishek Singh …….. Member Associate Professor, Dept. of Public Health & Mortality Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(14) Dr. L. K. Dwivedi …….. Member Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematical Demography & Statistics I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(15) Dr. Dipti Govil …….. Member Assistant Professor, Dept. of Population Policies & Programmes, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(16) Dr. Sarang Pedgaonkar …….. Member Assistant Professor, Dept. of Population Policies & Programmes, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(17) Dr. D.W. Bansod …….. Member Assistant Professor, Dept. of Public Health & Mortality Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
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(18) Dr. M.R. Pradhan …….. Member Assistant Professor, Dept. of Fertility Studies, I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
(19) Prof. Deepak Raut …….. Member Director, Family Welfare Training & Research Centre, Parekh Building, 332, S.V.P. Road, Khetwadi, Mumbai - 400 004
(20) Mr. M. Sekar …….. Invitee Assistant Registrar (Academic), I.I.P.S., Deonar, MUMBAI – 400 088.
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