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Eng Annual Report2011-12 Annual Report 2011-2012 Banaras Hindu University Varanasi EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Chairperson Prof. Sushila Singh Department of English Mahila Maha Vidyalaya Members Prof. Awadhesh Pradhan Department of Hindi Faculty of Arts Prof. Rajiva Raman Department of Zoology Faculty of Science Prof. A.Vaishampayan Department of Genetics & Plant Breeding Insitute ofAgricultural Sciences Prof. Anita Singh Department of English Faculty ofArts Prof. Rajesh Singh Chairman Press Publication & Publicity Cell Prof. Manoj Pandey Department of Surgical Oncology Institute of Medical Sciences Member Secretary Shri Manoj Kumar Pandey Deputy Registrar (Academic) Design & Layout : T. Nath Published by the Registrar, Banaras Hindu University mebmLeehekeâ keâeMeer efnvot efJeMJeefJeÅeeueÙe cenecevee heefC[le ceove ceesnve ceeueJeerÙe 25.12.1861– 12.11.1946 (heew<e ke=â<Ce De°ceer, efJe. meb. 1918 – ceeie&Meer<e& ke=â<Ce hebÛeceer, efJe. meb. 2003) The Founder of the BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya 25.12.1861– 12.11.1946 (Paush Krishna Ashtami, V.S. 1918 – Margashirsha Krishna Panchami, V.S. 2003) ve lJenb keâeceÙes jepÙeb ve mJeieË veeÓhegveYe&Jeced ~ keâeceÙes og:Kelehleeveeb ØeeefCeveeceeÓÓefle&veeMeveced ~~ ‘‘I do not covet kingdom, neither heaven, nor Nirvana the only desire to serve Disconsolate.’’ – Mahamana Malaviya kegâueieerle Kul-Geet (English Translation) So sweet, serene, infinitely beautiful ceOegj ceveesnj DeleerJe megvoj, This is the presiding centre of all learing. Ùen meJe&efJeÅee keâer jepeOeeveer~ Radiant Kashi, wonder of the three worlds Ùen leerveeW ueeskeâeW mes vÙeejer keâeMeer~ Treasure-Chest of Jnana, Dharma and Satya megpeeve Oece& Deewj melÙejeMeer~~ Nestling on Ganga's bank, centre for all disciplines. yemeer nw iebiee kesâ jcÙe leš hej, (So sweet, serene, infinitely beautifuly----) Ùen meJe&efJeÅee keâer jepeOeeveer~ ceOegj-~~ veÙes veneR nw Ùen FËš helLej~ No Recent work of brick and stone nw efJeMJekeâcee& keâe keâeÙe& megvoj~~ Primordial design of divinity alone jÛes nQ efJeÅee kesâ YeJÙe ceefvoj, Mansions of Vidya, centre for all creation. Ùen me=ef° keâer jepeOeeveer~ ceOegj-~~ (So sweet, serene, infinitely beautifuly----) ÙeneB keâer nw Ùen heefJe$e efMe#ee~ Clear here is the doctrine pure efkeâ melÙe henues efHeâj Deelce-j#ee~~ Truth first, then only one's self efyekesâ nefjMÛevõ Les ÙeneR hej, Home of Harishchandra, Truth's testing ground. Ùen melÙe efMe#ee keâer jepeOeeveer~ ceOegj-~~ (So sweet, serene, infinitely beautifuly----) Ùen Jeso F&Õej keâer melÙeyeeveer~ The Voice of God in Vedic record yeves efpevnW heÌ{ kesâ yeÇÿe%eeveer~ Constant Inspiration for soul-accord Les JÙeeme peer ves jÛes ÙeneR hej, Work-shop of Veda Vyasa, centre for Brahma Vidya. Ùen yeÇÿeefJeÅee keâer jepeOeeveer~ ceOegj-~~ (So sweet, serene, infinitely beautifuly----) Jen cegefòeâheo keâes efoueeves Jeeues~ Find here the steps to freedom megOece& heLe hej Ûeueeves Jeeues~~ Tread here the path of Dharma Ùener Heâues Hetâues yegæ Mebkeâj, Flaming trail Buddha's and Shankara's centre for philosopher-kings. Ùen jepe $e+ef<eÙeeW keâer jepeOeeveer~ ceOegj-~~ (So sweet, serene, infinitely beautifuly- -) megjcÙe OeejeÙeW Je®Cee Demmeer~ Life-Giving waters of Varuna and Assi veneS efpeveceW keâyeerj, leguemeer~~ Sustenance of Kabir and Tulsi Yeuee nes keâefJelee keâe keäÙeeW ve Deekeâj, Fountainhead of eloquent speech and poetry. Ùen Jeeied efJeÅee keâer jepeOeeveer~ ceOegj-~~ (So sweet, serene, infinitely beautifuly----) efJeefJeOe keâuee DeLe&MeeŒe ieeÙeve~ Music, Economics, other arts so many ieefCele Keefvepe Deew<eefOe jmeeÙeve~~ Maths, Mining, Medicine and Chemistry ØeefleefÛe-ØeeÛeer keâe cesue megvoj, Fraternal forum of East and West, university in truest sense. Ùen efJeMJeefJeÅee keâer jepeOeeveer~ ceOegj-~~ (So sweet, serene, infinitely beautifuly----) Ùen ceeueJeer keâer nw osMe Yeefòeâ~ Patriotism of Malaviyaji Ùen Gvekeâe meenme Ùen Gvekeâer Meefòeâ~~ His intrepidity and energy Øekeâš ngF& nw veJeerve neskeâj, All in youthful manifestation, Ùen keâce&JeerjeW keâer jepeOeeveer~ ceOegj-~~ centre for men of action Dr. SHANTI SWARUP BHATNAGAR So sweet, serene, infinitely beautiful Eminent Scientist ceOegj ceveesnj DeleerJe megvoj, who composed the BHU Kulgeet Ùen meJe&efJeÅee keâer jepeOeeveer~ This is the presiding centre of all learing. [e. ueeuepeer efmebn keâeMeer efnvot efJeMJeefJeÅeeueÙe kegâueheefle JeejeCemeer-221005 (Yeejle) BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY Dr. Lalji Singh (Established by Parliament by Notification No. 225 of 1916) Vice-Chancellor VARANASI-221 005 (INDIA) vc/ November 11, 2012 PREFACE I have great pleasure in presenting the Annual Report of the Banaras Hindu University for the year 2011-12 comprising of the academic and co-curricular activities of various Institutes, Faculties, Departments, Schools, Centres and other Units. This year saw fruition of several significant academic and developmental programmes, new initiatives and implementation of landmark quality improvement measures in all spheres of the University. With its multifaceted academic strength, the University is forging ahead towards creating spaces for interactive structures of knowledge through mutual collaborations across the divisions of natural sciences, technology, social sciences and humanities, across national boundaries. With sustained efforts, the University continues to be ranked amongst the top three universities in the country. The year has witnessed the establishment of two Institutes, a Faculty and several new Departments. As a phenomenal measure to give a boost to the quality of teaching-learning and research, rigorous faculty recruitment procedure has been proposed. The University, in its XII Plan proposals, has proposed to take up several ambitious projects, aimed at obtaining new pinnacles of success in inter-disciplinary research and studies. All time high infrastructural expansion activities initiated during the past three years continued during the year. Some of the major projects on expansion of infrastructure, initiated in the initial phases, were commissioned and several others are near completion. It is a matter of immense pride that the nation is commemorating the 150th Birth Anniversary of our visionary founder Mahamana Pt. Madan Mohan Malaviya ji. Under the aegis of National Implementation Committee, chaired by the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Inaugural Function, to mark the launch of year- long celebrationeventsatthenationallevel,was heldon 27thDecember,2011atVigyan Bhawan,New Delhi.A postal stamp on Mahamana was released by the Hon'ble Prime Minister during the event. I extend my sincere thanks to the members of the Editorial Committee and associated persons for their untiring efforts in bringing out this Report. (Lalji Singh) Phones : (0542) 2368938 / 2307220 (O), 2368339 / 2307209 (R), Fax : (0542) 2369100 (O), 2369951 (R), e-mail : [email protected] CONTENTS Part-I 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. University at a Glance 17-20 1.2. Highlights of the Academic Session 2011-12 21-26 2. ACADEMICORGANSOFTHEUNIVERSITY 2.1. Main Campus 2.1.1. Institutes 2.1.1.1. Agricultural Sciences 29-36 2.1.1.2. Medical Sciences (Modern,Ayurveda and Dental) 37-42 2.1.1.3. Technology 43-58 2.1.1.4. Environment & Sustainable Development 59-62 2.1.2. Faculties 2.1.2.1. Arts 64-67 2.1.2.2. Commerce 68-69 2.1.2.3. Education 70 2.1.2.4. Law 71-73 2.1.2.5. Management Studies 74-78 2.1.2.6. PerformingArts 79-82 2.1.2.7. Science 83-91 2.1.2.8. Social Sciences 92-95 2.1.2.9. Sanskrit Vidya Dharma Vijnan 96-99 2.1.2.10. VisualArts 100-102 2.1.3. Mahila Mahavidyalaya 103-106 2.1.4. Centres for Studies 2.1.4.1. Food Science and Technology 108 2.1.4.2. Environmental Science and Technology 109-1110 2.1.4.3.GeneticDisorders 111-112 2.1.4.4. DST-Centre for Interdisciplinary Mathematical Sciences 113-114 2.1.4.5. Nepal Centre 115-116 2.1.4.6. Women Studies & Development 117-119 2.1.4.7. Malaviya Centre for Peace Research 120-121 2.1.4.8. Integrated Rural Development 122-123 2.1.4.9. Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy 124-125 2.1.4.10. Centre of Brain Research 126 2.1.4.11. Hydrogen Engergy Centre 127 2.1.4.12. Nanoscience & Technology Unit/Centre 128 2.1.5. Schools 2.1.5.1. Central Hindu Boys School 130-133 2.1.5.2. Central Hindu Girls School 134-136 2.1.5.3. Ranveer Sanskrit Vidyalaya 137-138 2.1.6. BHU Library System 139-147 2.1.7. UGC Academic Staff College 148-149 2.1.8. Malaviya Bhavan 150-152 2.1.9. Bharat Kala Bhavan 153-154 2.2. South Campus 156-162 2.3. City Colleges Admitted to the Privileges of the University 2.3.1. Arya Mahila PG College 164-167 2.3.2. Vasanta College for Women 168-170 2.3.3. Vasant Kanya Mahavidyalaya 171-174 2.3.4. DAVPG College 175-177 3. COURSES OF STUDY 178-184 4. DEGREE & DIPLOMA AWARDED 185 4.1. Students strength 186-187 5. HUMAN RESOURCE PROFILE 188-190 6. FINANCIALRESOURCES 191-192 7. AWARDS, HONOURS & PATENT 193-205 8. SCHOLARSHIP/FELLOWSHIP (for students) 206-207 9. FACILITIES 9.1. Accommodation 9.1.1. Hostels for Students (Male) 210-211 9.1.2. Hostels for Students (Female) 211 9.1.3. Hostels Accommodation for Students (Foreign) 211 9.1.4. ResidentialAccommodation Facility for University Employees 212 9.2. Guest House 212-213 9.3. Internet & Computers 213-214 9.4. Conference Halls 214 9.5. Alumni Cell 214 9.6. Indian Council of Cultural Relation (ICCR) 214-217 9.7. Indira Gandhi National Open University 217-218 9.8. International Centre 218-219 9.9. Press Publication & Publicity Cell 219-220 9.10. Electricity,Water & Telephone 221 9.11. Maintenance (Building & Instruments) 221-228 9.12. Health Care (Hospital & Health Centres) 229-232 9.13. University Sports Board 232-234 9.14. Programmes Organized by Dean of Students Welfare 234-239 9.15. Hobby Centers 239-240 9.16. Canteens 240 9.17. National Service Scheme 240-242 9.18. National Cadet Core 242-244 9.19. Banking & Post Offices 244-246 9.20.
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