Quality Assurance Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Coordinator: Dr. Tarkeshwar Co-cordinator: Dr. Rakhee Chauhan Advisor: Dr. Ruchi Tyagi

THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) 2017‐18: As an accredited instuon, Kalindi College is obliged to submit the AQAR. IQAC also coordinated for various college rankings like Naonal Instuonal Ranking Framework (NIRF); All India Survey on Higher Educaon (AISHE); Atal Ranking for Innovave Achievements (ARIA) and Drish‐Outlook Ranking. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF STUDENTS was organized during Acvity Period in Sangam Parisar on 05 September 2018 and 06 March 2019 for III Year, 12 September 2018 and 13 March 2019 for II Year, 03 October 2018 and 13 March 2019 for I Year. All of these Assemblies were addressed by Madam Principal; students' response was recorded and submied to Principal, who further directed to all concerned to take necessary acon TWO IN‐HOUSE WORKSHOPS were organized to introduce new format and requirements of new AQAR on 01 October 2018 with Principal, IQAC Core Commiee & all Criteria Conveners and one on 06 October 2018 with Principal, IQAC Core Commiee and all the members of teaching staff of all departments. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING was signed on 10th September 2018 by IQAC, Kalindi College with IQACs of eight other colleges of the University of Delhi for mutual cooperaon and collaboraon for quality enhancement and to ensure joint organizaon of acvies.

NAAC & UGC sponsored Seven-Day National Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Institutions of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” From 07th January to 13th January 2019.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell of Kalindi College organized a Seven‐Day Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” from 07th January to 13th January 2019. To make it all inclusive, the workshop was divided into four categories as under: S.No. Category Dates 1 Faculty Development Programme 07‐13 Jan. 2019 2 Training Workshop for Library Professionals: Koha ‐ The Open 07‐13 Jan. 2019 Source Soware 3 Two‐Day Training Workshop for Administrave Staff 07‐08 Jan. 2019 4 One‐Day Training Workshop for Laboratory Staff 11 Jan. 2019

For the first me in any college of the University of Delhi such a Week‐long Naonal Workshop with four parallel sessions for faculty development and training of administrave, laboratory and library staff, was organized. Workshop recorded total 96 parcipants with 47 external and 49 college parcipants. The external parcipants represented (i) 10 colleges of University of Delhi; (ii) 07 Universies/Instuons including: Indira Gandhi Naonal Open University; IIIT Delhi, Jamia Millia Islamia, KBM School; Maghdh University Bodhgaya District‐Gaya State‐Bihar; Narmada College of Science and Commerce, Zadeshwar, Bharuch; Raj Kumar Goel Instute of Technology, Ghaziabad; (iii) 02 departments of the Government of India comprising Defence Research and Development Organisaon (DRDO) and Ministry of Earth Sciences. Prof. A.K. Bakshi, Founder Vice‐Chancellor, PDM University, Bahadurgarh, Haryana gave the Inaugural Address; Prof Devendra Pathak, Vice‐Chancellor, Indore, Madhya Pradesh presented the Valedictory Address. Prof Pathak offered to organize exchange programme with Kalindi College and assured to help to aain MoUs with other universies. 23 resource persons conducted various training sessions. They represented various departments of three universies namely, University of Delhi, Jawaharlal Nehru University and Naonal Instute of Educaon Planning and Administraon (NIEPA); Maniben Nanava Women's College, Mumbai, Maharashtra; Instute of Secretariat Training & Management (ISIT); Founder, Nectar Factor Foundaon; Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi; Dev Jure and InProRi Intellectual Property Consultants; Krishna and Saurastri Associates, Delhi (Gurgaon) office; Patent Office, Delhi; Guru Nanak College of Educaon, New Delhi; Guru Nanak Instute of Higher Educaon, Sonipat and INMANTEC, Ghaziabad. Director, Indian Council of Social Science Research; Director, Naonal Tesng Agency (NTA); Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India; and Deputy Adviser, North Region, Naonal Assessment & Accreditaon Council (NAAC) were also among the resource persons.

Faculty Development Programme on DCE Optional Paper: Travel Writing Convener: Monica Zutshi

A one‐day Faculty Development Programme on the newly introduced Discipline Centred Elecve oponal paper in the BA(H) English III year syllabus entled Travel Wring was organized by the English Department, Kalindi College, University of Delhi in associaon with the IQAC on 6th April 2019. There were five eminent speakers who spoke on various aspects of the paper, addressing a gathering of 55 parcipants, all teachers from different instuons. Of the parcipants, 14 were affiliated to Kalindi College, 31 to other colleges affiliated to University of Delhi, 2 were from Aligarh Muslim University, 2 from Kumaon University, 4 from Sharda University, and 1 parcipant each from IIT Delhi and Galgoa's University. All sessions were followed by perspicacious discussions about various aspects of Travel Wring in the texts under study, and how it intersected with diverse disciplines such as History, Historiography, Sociology, Philosophy, Religion, Cultural Studies, Post colonialism, Naonalism, Cartography, etc. The first session was on 'Wring Cies: Introducon to Travel Wring and Travelogy' where Dr. Arup K. Chaerjee poecally spoke about travel wring as a genre which looked at spaces within the consciousness as well as the spaces traversed outside. He also explained his hypothesis about travelogy. Dr. Antara Daa took up the second session with her presentaon entled 'Medieval Islamic Journeys: Al Biruni and Ibn Bauta', in which she contextualized the two medieval travel writers. She argued for their wrings being seen as part of a larger tradion of Islamic medieval wring of the Golden Era, characterized by the gathering knowledge within the medieval Islamic world of “Dar ul Islam” and the 'rihla' tradions, thus challenging the Western hegemonic perspecve of seeing the medieval era as part of the dark ages. In her presentaon on Rahul Sankrityayan, 'Of Maps, Migraons, Miscegenaon: Volga se Ganga as Travel Wring', Dr. Maya Joshi eloquently spoke of the independent, crical mind of the prolific, maverick writer who is best known as the Father of Travel Wring in Hindi Literature. She argued for the staunch cosmopolitan noons that Sankrityayan stood for, emphasizing the need to read the prescribed text within the larger context of his wrings. Dr. Anjana Sharma's paper 'A Woman of Observaon: Gender, Travel and Romancism in Mary Wollstonecra's Leers Wrien during a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway and Denmark' impressed upon the audience the need to examine the context of Wollstonecra's context, biographical as well as historical. She also encouraged teachers to adopt a more inquisive strain of pedagogy, rather than simply teaching texts in an examinaon‐oriented, instrumental manner. In the last session of the day, Dr. Anjana Neira Dev in her presentaon 'Traveling across Time and Space: William Dalrymple in The City of Djinns' offered a cross‐textual study of Dalrymple's early and later books on the theme of travel with the main focus on The City of Djinns as a fascinang and informave book on the history of Delhi, its various shiing capitals, myths, and legends. The Faculty Development Programme concluded with Dr. Anjana Neira Dev distribung cerficates to all the parcipants. Details regarding affiliaon of parcipants Kalindi College‐ 14 Parcipants Other DU Affiliated Colleges‐ 31, Jesus and Mary College (3), Shivaji College (3), Daulat Ram College (3), Deshbandhu College, Satyawa College Morning (4), Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (2), PGDAV College, ARSD College (2), Maharja Agrasen College (2), Zakir Husain Delhi College Morning, Rajdhani College, Dayal Singh Evening College, Laskhmi Bai College, Aryabhaa College, Maitreyi College, Shahid Bhagat Singh Evening College, Swami Shraddhanand College (2), Aryabhaa College NCWEB Centre (2), Shyam Lal College Aligarh Muslim University‐ 2, Kumaon University‐ 2, Galgoas University‐ 1, Sharda University‐ 4, IIT Delhi‐ 1

Research & Innovation Research Committee Convener Dr. Punita Verma Co-Convener Dr. Nivedita Giri A Research Commiee has been constuted by the college for the year 2018‐2019. The goals of the commiee are:  To develop an atmosphere of research in every department of the college and to encourage the faculty members to organize and parcipate in Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops.  To provide a Research Policy for the College and formulate guidelines to carry out various objecves of the Research Council.  To consolidate informaon on faculty research projects funded by the University under various schemes and informaon on Research funded by sources outside the University  To administer various grants and fellowships under schemes accepted by the University and to guide interested faculty members to write project proposals and encourage them to pursue such projects with the funding agencies like UGC, DST‐DBT, ICSSR, CSIR and ICHR etc. Research Projects  In the academic session 2018‐19 Kalindi College has undertaken some important projects through its various departments.  One such project expects to highlight the problems related to menstrual health and hygiene especially in the usage of Sanitary napkins. It also aims to provide awareness among the women about the benefits of using them. Also, some soluons would be suggested to overcome the problems.

Externally Funded Projects Department of Physics 1. Project Title: X‐Ray Spectroscopy of Highly Charged Slow Ions with Atoms and Solids Principal Invesgator: Dr. Punita Verma Funding Agency:Inter University accelerator centre (IUAC), New Delhi Allocated Amount:All funds available at IUAC Tenure: 2013 ‐ ongoing

Study of highly charged ions during collision with atoms of a solid target using X‐ray spectroscopy. The velocity of the ions is slow as compared to the orbital velocity of the electrons in target atoms.

2. Project Code: Major UFR No. 58324 Project Title: Molecular orbital approach to the inference of x‐ray measurements at small inter atomic distances Principal Invesgator: Dr. Punita Verma Funding Agency: Inter University Accelerator Centre (IUAC), New Delhi Allocated Amount: Rs. 6,43,000/‐ Tenure: 2016 onwards for 36 months, completed this year

To invesgate the formaon of a quasimolecule during an ion‐atom collision event by measuring the characterisc X‐Rays produced during the collision event. Department of Zoology 3. Project Code: ECR/2017/000590 Project Title: Funconal interacon between vasotocin and corcosteroids in caish Heteropneustes fossilis Principal Invesgator: Dr. Varsha Singh Funding Agency: DST- SERB Allocated Amount:Rs. 23,07201/‐ Tenure: 28 August 2017 for3 Years

In the proposed research work, the effect of neurohypophysial pepdes on ovarian corcosteroids will be assessed in the cat fish Heteropneustes fossilis. Department of Zoology 4. Project Title: “Study of microbial diversity in overburdened and remediated soil of coal mines” Principal Invesgator: Dr. Shanuja Beri Collaborave project between Kalindi College and TERI SAS: An MoU was signed between Kalindi College and TERI School of Advanced Studies, New Delhi for the use of College infrastructure under the guidance of Dr. Shanuja Beri for the project entled “Study of microbial diversity in overburdened and remediated soil of coal mines”. TERI SAS would provide all consumables and cerficaon to 25 students for their parcipaon. 5. Project Title: 'Evaluaon of health improvement in Fish challenged with bacteria and fed on supplemented feed' Principal Invesgator: Dr. K. Vandana Rani Funding Agency: Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt. of India under Fold scope 2018‐19 Allocated Amount : 8 Lakhs Tenure: connuing

In-house Projects Coordinator: Dr. Ruchi Tyagi Research Projects Allocaon Commiee invited research projects from all the departments of the college. Guidelines were framed. Accordingly, it was proposed that each project must have at least one permanent faculty and some students from the respecve department. To ensure quality of research and viability of projects, following experts were invited from different disciplines to assess these proposals and give their suggesons. Name Department/Instuon Projects to be Reviewed Dr. Sunaina Kanojia, Department of Commerce, University of Delhi, Commerce Delhi Dr. Sachin Chowdhry Associate Professor of Public Administraon, Polical Science, History, Indian Instute of Public Administraon, New Geography, Music Delhi Dr. Shiv Sahdev Department of Mathemacs, Shivaji College, Mathemacs University of Delhi, Delhi Dr. Swa Pal Principal, Janaki Devi Memorial College, English and Journalism University of Delhi, New Delhi Dr. G. K. Arora Principal, Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, Economics University of Delhi, Delhi Prof. P.D. Sahare Department of Physics and Astrophysics, Physics and Computer University of Delhi, Delhi Science Prof. Ashok K. Singh Department of Zoology, University of Delhi, Delh i Biological Sciences (Botany, Zoology)

Some seed money from the College Research Corpus was also allocated for internaonal and naonal seminars to be organised by department(s) of the college. With due approval from the Governing Body of the College, follwoing projects were finally allocated to various departments.

Discipline / Topic PIs Students Department(s) Commerce Environmental Awareness in  Dr. Pankaj Kumar B.Com (H) III Yr: Arzoo, Riya Gupta, Shivani Sharma, Astha 01/2018 Micro and Small Enterprises Dixit, Mansi Gupta, Nikita Bhandari, Veena Sharma, Samita (Services) of Karol Bagh Nath, Stu Dixit, Palak Agrawal, Radhika Chandak, Kajal, Commercial Area, New Delhi Purnima B.A. (Prog.) III Yr (ESB): Pree Mehra, Sakshi Agrawal, Vaishali Bhardwaj, Aaradhya Singh, Jyotsna Bhasin, Pooja Gaur, Nidhi Sharma Commerce Women Entrepreneurship:  Ms. Gunjan Verma B.Com III Year: Anmol, Pooja, Shru Sharma, Ashu Saini; 02/2018 Past Trends, a new  Dr. Alka Chaturvedi B.Com I Year: Anushka perspecve and future  Ms. Shweta Raj aspects Commerce Financial Literacy: A Study of  Ms. Sonia Kamboj B.Com (H) III Year: Veena Sharma, Astha Dixit, Arzoo 03/2018 University of Delhi  Ms. Shivali Veen Sharma, Samita; B.Com (H) II Year: Mepakshi Gautam,  Ms. Alka Rani Simaran Lamba Economics Economics of Happiness: A  Dr. Indu Chaudhary B.A. (H) Economics II Yr: Akshata Anand, Astha Kayar 04/2018 Study Based on Delhi & NCR  Dr.Rashmi Bhar, Muskan Jaiswal, Nandini Aggarwal, Neha Chaudhary  Ms. Madhuri Singh Economics Gender Wage Differenals  Dr.Indu Chaudhary B.A. (H) Economics III Yr: Prachi Malakar, Rika Banerjee, 05/2018  Ms. Mamta Tanisha Garg, Anchal Poddar, Tarulika Vashishtha Economics Structural Reforms and  Dr. Punam Tyagi B.A. (H) Economics II Yr: Janki Gupta, Sakshi Gupta, Pree 06/2018 Health Equity in India  Dr. Richa Gupta Jain, Shilpa Chhikara, Utsavi Chauhan English A man’s world: Mapping the  Dr. Chaity Das B.A. (H) English III Yr: Shriya Bajpai, Bhavya Srivastava, 07/2018 processes of masculinizaon Purnima, Praksha, Deesha through the genre of the bildungsroman English Understanding of the polics  Dr. Chaity Das B.A. (H) English: Smri Dadhich, Tushita Nayan Sinha, 08/2018 of banning of a tribal  Ms. Surabhi Jaya Amisha Verma, Rejana R. Nair, Harshmita (Santhal) Text, ‘The Adivasi Pur will Not Dance’, By Hansda Sowendra Shekha English Young Emoons: Stepping  Ms. Monica Zutshi B.A. (H) English I Yr: Julia Yambem, Avni Chowla, Jia Dhaka, 09/2018 into Adulthood  Ms. Shipra Gupta Vanshika Pandey, Antara Du, Prinkla Sethi  Ms. Tanu Sharma  Mr. Sushrut Bhaa English Resisng Stereotypes:  Mr. Arun Singh B.A. (H) English I Yr: Yeisha Sagar, Ruchita Jalan, Arja 10/2018 Analysing the Non‐ Awana Dileep, Mansi Sabhrwal, Devika R. Nair, Kanchan Pharyal, Heteronormave Priyanka Gautam Experiences English Women in the Adapted  Dr. C. Anupama B.A. (H) English: Samridhi Raj, Megha Dhall, Harshita 11/2018 Versions of Marchen  Ms. L Paveine Khera, Monika Nagnyal, Ankita Nath, Sheetal Godara,  Ms. Monica Zutshi Ankita Kujur, Mrinal Chawla Journalism Empowering Women in  Dr. Sunita Mangla B.A. (H) Journalism III Yr: Srijan, Srish, Ishita Das, Prachi, 12/2018 Delhi/Urban Slums through  Mr. Ezra John Iqsita, Ishika, Aishwarya, Shreya Sharma, Vanya Mial, Kim digital literacy  Ms. Manisha Kalyani  Ms. Mamta Geography Health Care Management  Dr. Seema Sahdev B.A. (H) Geography II Yr: Sneha, Stu, Divya; B.A. (H) 13/2018 Informaon System: Spaal  Dr. Manish Kumar Geography I Yr: Injila, Nitya, Prachi; B.A. (Prog.) III Yr Study of NCT of Delhi  Dr. Usha Kumari (Geography): Niharika, Anjali, B.A. (Prog.) II Yr  Dr. Shashi Bhushan (Geography): Deepika, Vaishnabi, Manshi History Impact of Polluon on  Dr. Rini Pundhir B.A. (H) History III Yr: Kashish, Muskan, Smri; B.A. (H) 14/2018 Historical Monuments  Ms. Richa Mani History II Yr: Gayatri Kajalia, Pooja Singh, Paraamba Raghuvanshi, Isha Dixit Music Sufi Sangeet Evam Sahitya  Ms. Renu Gupta B.A. (Prog.) III Yr: Ruchi Rawat, Asha, Khushboo, Himanshi, 15/2018  Ms. Anuradha B.A. (Prog.) II Yr: Shweta Koyal Polical Polical Parcipaon of Dalit  Dr. Seema Mathur Polical Science: Rika, Vandana, Shivangi, Neha, Science Women: A Comparave  Dr. Sunita Mangla Poorvika, Kanika, Kashish, Khushboo, Shivangi, Prachi 16/2018 Study of Model Panchayat in  Dr. Nivedita Giri Honey, Mahima, Nancy Jain Haryana & Uar Pradesh Polical Accessibility of Right to  Dr. Vinita Meena B.A. (Prog) III Yr: Swa Shekhar, Aarushika Lingwal, Nikita Science Informaon Act 2005: A  Dr. Sandeep Kumar Mishra, Kajal Mogha, Dipika, Pallavi Dhamija, Nistha Giri, 17/2018 Case Study of Delhi Shabnam Shukla, Mushkan Polical Women’s Health and  Ms. Vandana Rani B.A. (Prog) III Yr: Manju, Shabnam Shukla, Karishma, Nidhi Science Nutrion: An Analysis of  Dr. Seema Mathur Sharma, Jyo, Vaishali, Monika 18/2018 NRHM Scheme in Karol Bagh, Delhi Polical Right to Privacy is a  Dr. Meena B.A.(H) Polical Science I Yr: Science Fundamental Right: Charanda Meghna Samal, Swapil Dixit, Megha Talwar, Shikha 19/2018 Meaning, Implicaons and  Dr. Ritu Sharma Chaudhary, Vidta Sethi, Asmita Banerjee Kashish Agarwal, Challenges Sonali Singh, Srivani N Brahma, Yari Kamsar, Kanika Sharma, Adi Kashyap Polical Socio‐Economic Marginality:  Dr. Rakhee Chauhan B.A.(H) Polical Science III Yr: Swa Mishra, Shalini Singh Science Emerging Problems of North  Ms. Manila Narzary Anaya Srivastava, Seema Yadav; B.A.(H) Polical Science III 20/2018 Eastern Girls Students Yr: Niharika Sharma, Tanvi Chopra, Tanya Kumari, Shivangi Singh, Anchal Singh, Elizabeth Thomas, Kusum Lata, Prakamya Mathemacs Process Management of  Dr. Indrapal Singh B.Sc.(H) Mathemaics III Yr: Gayatry, Nishtha Tomar; 21/2018 Plasc Products  Mr. Sanjay Kumar B.Sc.(H) Mathemaics II Yr: Vashnavi Arya, Divya, Pooja  Ms. Anshu Chotani Rani, Anshika, Shreya, Ankita; B.Sc. Physical Science II Yr: Seema Mathemacs Mathemaca Modelling of  Ms. Neelam Bareja B.Sc.(H) Mathemaics II Yr: Puja Pandey, Kajal, Ranu, 22/2018 Air Pollutants: An  Dr. Prempal Singh Sachhi, Monica Applicaon to Naonal Capital Territory Delhi Mathemacs Management of Faculty‐  Ms. Sunita Sharma B.Sc.(H) Mathemaics II Yr: Sakshi Kaushik, Nikita Rani, 23/2018 Subject Assignment Using  Ms. Charu Khanna Bhavya Choudhary, Mansi, Lakshika Singh, Riya Kumari, Mathemacal Programming Harshika Tyagi, Drish Goel, Based on Condions Specific Deepanjali Kumari, Astha Singh Baghel to Various Departments of Kalindi College, Delhi University Botany Green Synthesise of Gold  Dr. Divya Verma B.Sc. Life Sciences II Yr: Aishwaraya, Bhawna Bangari 24/2018 Nanoparcles from Leaf  Dr, Naghma Extract of Rhoeo Discolor Praveen and Study its Anmicrobial Properes Botany Documentaon and  Dr. Sudesh B.Sc. Life Sciences II Yr: Raveena, Harshita, Shivani, 25/2018 Idenficaon of Pollens Bhardwaj Shivangi Jain, Ria, Divya Pandey Found in Kalindi College Zoology An Educaonal Exposion of  Dr. K. Vandana Rani B.Sc. Life Sciences III Yr: Eva Sharma, PS Shru, Kalpita 26/2018 Bole Vercal Garden  Dr. Shanuja Beri Singh, Vrinda Sharma, Agrata Aggarwal, Kanika Aggarwal; System B.Sc. Life Sciences II Yr: KM Shivani, Shivangi Zoology Linking Urban Green Spaces  Dr. Varsha Singh B.Sc. (H) Zoology II Yr: Adi Agarwal, Ruchira Agarwal, 27/2018 with potenal Carbon Stock  Dr. Manisha Arora Shalini Sharma, Shivangi Jaiswal, Sherin Pandit  Dr. Tarkeshwar Zoology Reinvigorate the Buerfly  Dr. Varsha Singh B.Sc. (H) Zoology II Yr: Adi Gupta, Devanshi, Kanika Sahni, 28/2018 Conservatory  Dr. Manisha Arora Sarika Pandit  Dr. Tarkeshwar Computer Analysing Real World  Ms. Nidhi Arora B.Sc. (H) Computer Science III Yr: Umang, Pankhuri Jain, Science Relaonships through  Dr. Reena Jain Rekha, Naina, Mahima, Chetna Gupta 29/2018 Network Analysis  Dr. Vandana Gupta Computer Online Transacon Security  Ms. Shalini Sharma B.Sc. (H) Computer Science: Mink Singh Chauhan, Shivani Science Issues in MANET  Mr. Arokia Ramya Yadav, Nitya Saini, Anu Sharma, Kanika Tyagi, Nikita 30/2018 Physics To elucidate Fresnel’s  Dr. Rachna Kumar B.Sc.(H) Physics II Yr: Natasha, Nivedita, Mrinal, Divya 31/2018 equaons for reflecon of  Dr. Seema Gupta electromagnec waves at an interface between dielectric media and to correlate the reflecon and transmission coefficients of lossless and lossy materials for implicaon in energy conservaon and its potenal applicaons. Physics Opcal Characterizaon of  Dr. Pushpa Bindal B.Sc.(H) Physics III Yr: Ishita Mial, Megha, Pinki, Sweta 32/2018 Semiconductor based Light  Dr. Triranjita Gupta, Purnima, Himanshi Soni, Neha, Shikha Chandra Sources and their Srivastava Applicaons Physics Invesgaon of Adultraon  Dr. Sudha Gula B.Sc.(H) Physics II Yr: Neha 33/2018 in Milk using Surface Pasmon  Dr. Monika Bassi Rika, Ayushi, Ishika, Manu Resonance  Dr. Savita Sharma Raksha Physics Research Methodology for  Dr. Punita Verma B.Sc. Physical Science III Yr: Himanshi Mehlawat; B.Sc.(H) 34/2018 Physics Research Physics III Yr: Sweta, Vinita, Shivani Sisodia, Anvchal, Diksha Govil; B.Sc.(H) Physics II Yr: Deepika Sharma, Swa , Sethi, Ritu Singh, Jyo, Rekha, Sejal Arora; B.Sc.(H) Physics I Yr: Yogita, Srish Agarwal, Sakshi Gupta Commerce, Empowering EWS Students  Dr. Pa nkaj Kumar B.Voc. (PT) III Year: Jyo, Lisha Sharma, Shivani Dalal, Journalism & of Kalindi College through  Dr. SunitaMangla Namita Rana, Falguni Rawat, Kir Handa, Aliva Patnaik, B.Voc. Print Screen Prinng Literacy  Mr. Sanjay Bhar Neha Jha Technology  Dr. Seema Mathur 35/2018 Commerce, Placement Portal Kalindi  Dr. Pankaj Kumar B.Voc. (WD) III Yr: Anamika Garg, Avanka Agrawal, Nupur Computer College  Mr. Rajeev Kumar Jha; B.Voc. (WD) II Yr: Priyanshi Tyagi, Parul Sharma, Isha Science & Rai Jain B.Voc. Web  Ms. Shalini Sharma Designing 36/2018 Polical A Study of Sustainable  Ms. Vandana Rani B.Com (H) II Year: Shivani Goel, Lipakshi Gautam, Simran Science & Waste Management  Dr. Aastha Verma Muradia, Ishika Jain, Ishita Seigal, Vanshika Gandhi, Commerce Pracces in Higher Simran Lamba, Sonali Arora; 37/2018 Educaonal Instutes: B.A. (Prog) III Yr: Manju, Shabnam Shukla, Karishma, Nidhi Special Reference to Delhi Sharma University Commerce Impact of GST on Commerce  Dr. Rashmi B.A. (Prog.) III Yr: Chetna Arora, Pavni Anand, Shagun Economics and Industry Chaudhary Anand; B.A. (H) Economics II Yr: Nishtha Kanodia, Stu 38/2018  Ms. Gunjan Verma Shukla, Krika Diwan History & Cinemac Representaon of  Dr. Rini Pundhir B.A. (H) Journalism III Yr: Bhumika Saraswat; B.A. (H) Journalism Women in Popular Period  Mr. Ezra John History III Yr: Suchi, Aakansha, Nikita Bisht 39/2018 Films of Bollywood  Ms. Richa Mani History, Hindi, History of Educaon System  Dr. Krishna Kumari B.A. (H) History II Yr: Sakshi Physics in India and a comparison  Dr. Raksha Gita Sushma, Anjali; B.A. (H) History III Yr: Pragya, Prabha, 40/2018 with the existent system  Ms. Navnita Gunjan Pandey, Supriya, Mehak Arora; B.A. (H) Hindi III Yr:  Dr. Punita Verma Priyanka, Mahima, Gunjan; B.A. (Prog) II Yr, Dipika, Vaishnavi, Vibha Sharma, Harpeet Kaur Physics & Employing Mathemacal  Dr. Punita Verma B.Sc. Mathemacs III Yr: Mansi Aggarwal, Anjali Yadav, Mathemacs Methods and Techniques for  Ms. Sunita Sharma Mahima Mahajan; B.Sc. Mathemacs II Yr: Prateeksha, 41/2018 Soluon of Problems in Sakshi, Monika Yadav; B.Sc. Physical Science: Tanya Physics Sharma; B.Sc.(H) Physics I Yr: Suneha Bha, Sweta Malik, Priyanka, Kasturia, Anam Zia, Partakshi Sood, Kamini Bhasin Mathemacs, Vedic Mathemacs – An  Ms. Anju Raan B.Sc. Physical Science: Manisha Sharma, Payal Sehrawat, Physics, Essenal of Science  Dr. Punita Verm a Deepika Gandhi, Renuka, Swa, Ankita Bansal; B.Sc. Sanskrit  Dr. Abhishek Kumar Mathemacs III Yr: Prachi Tiwari, Praga, Shiwani Yadav, 42/2018 Singh Manwi Surya, Vaishnavi Arya, Shivani, Himansh i, Shweta  Dr. Shashi Punia Sharma, Anshika Sharma Geography & Modeling for the Future  Dr. Seema Sahdev B.Sc.(H) Mathemaics II Yr: Neelanshi, Muskan Goel, Puja Mathemacs Flood Vulnerability and Risk  Dr. Manish Kumar Pandey; B.Sc.(H) Mathemaics I Yr: Ankita Kumari Sah; B.A. 43/2018 Assessment Analysis:  Dr. Prempal Singh (H) Geography II Yr: Kir, Sangita; B.A. (H) Geography I Yr: Yamuna Catchment Area of Purvi, Sapna, Kanushi; B.A. (Prog.) III Yr (Geography): NCT of Delhi using Geo‐ Niharika, Anjali, Deepika Zoology, Ayurveda: The Alternave  Dr. Tarkeshwar B.Sc. Life Sciences II Yr: Sheetal, Divya; B.Sc. (H) Zoology II Chemis try & System of Time Tested  Dr. Amit Kumar Yr: Saumya, Khushboo, Kajal, Eena , Shubhashree, Megha, Bot any Medicine  Dr. Divya Verma Arpita, Mansi, Monika, Vibha 44/2018 Physics & Student Wellness: Strategy  Dr. Punita Verma B.Sc. (H) Zoology II Yr: Sadaf Fama, Astha Puri, Charu Zoology for Students Success through  Dr. Tarkeshwar Sharma, Zainab Sumbul, Nehal Singh, Nusrat Jahan, Zeba, 45/2018 Medical Diagnoscs Parveen, Anamika, Chaya, Aakri, Pree, Vibha

Research Supervision by Faculty Members Name of Faculty Department Level of Title Status Research

Dr. Anula Maurya Principal Ph.D.  Nyaya Darshan Main Upadhi : Pursuing Sidhant evm prayog

 Vedic Parampara se Prapt Rajnee Vishyake Chintan ka Uarvar Sahitya Par Prabhav

Dr. Ruchi Tyagi Polical Ph.D.  Hindu Code Bill: Samayik Pursuing Science Prasangikta

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Yearly Academic Journal (Volume: XVIII) Editor: Dr. Chaity Das Co-Editor: Dr. Punita Verma The current issue of the Yearly Academic Journal shall be the 18th issue. The journal is a peer reviewed ISSN one and is multidisciplinary in nature. It brings together articles in three languages: Hindi, English and Sanskrit. This year too the journal shall feature a wide variety of articles ranging across disciplines: Economics, Journalism, Literature, Sanskrit, Philosophy, Politics, Physics and various others. While some articles are historical and theoretical in nature, several are based on ndings of empirical research. This is the work of colleagues engaged in various forms of inquiry and research in diverse elds. We are of the hope that the articles shall be intellectually stimulating while contributing in some way to disseminating socially useful knowledge and information. Add On Courses The College offers Governing Body approved Short Term Add‐on Courses with the objecve of equipping the students with skills that give them added benefits and an edge in the intensely compeve job market of today's world.

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE- FRENCH Convener: Ms. Sonia Kamboj The cerficate course in French language is conducted in collaboraon with the department of Germanic and Romance Studies, University of Delhi. The college follows the University Calendar in all maers related to academics. The annual examinaon is held in April and the students are required to fulfill all criteria laid down by the respecve departments. The duraon of the course is one year and minimum of 67% aendance is compulsory to take the University Exam. There are 88 students in 2018‐2019 in French cerficate course. Classes are held in two batches. Batch‐1 (45 students) is taught by Ms. Sujata Anand and Batch‐2 (43 students) by Mr. Pawan Kumar. Classes are held as per schedule: Monday, Wednesday and Friday (Batch‐1 by Ms. Sujata Anand) and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday (Batch‐2 by Mr. Pawan Kumar) from 3:00pm to 5:00pm.

CERTIFICATE COURSE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE- CHINESE Convener: Ms. Charu Khanna Kalindi College introduced an add‐on one year Cerficate Course in Chinese with the approval of Department of East Asian Studies in 2016‐17. In the year 2018‐19, a total of 21 students were admied. Faculty is sent by the Department of East Asian Studies and classes are being held in the college thrice a week. The course is run under the guidelines set by Department of East Asian Studies, University of Delhi, for conducng part me courses in colleges. Two internal assessments of CP I for 50 marks have been conducted ll now. The answer sheets were sent to the Department of East Asian Studies for evaluaon and the result of the same is being sent by the department to the college. The final exam would be conducted in April 2019, comprising of two wrien papers (100 marks each) of 3 hours duraon. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN TRAVEL & TOURISM Convener: Dr. Seema Sahdev A Cerficate Course was introduced in the year 2016‐17 in Kalindi College with the objecve to educate, train and develop the needed skills to prepare students to be valuable for travel and tourism industry and to provide them with alternave career opportunies. A total of 21 students were admied. In the year 2017‐18, the second batch started with 23 students. The third batch with 16 students is running successfully in 2018‐19. The Evaluaon process is based on project work and wrien exams. This year, students are working on a project to enquire about the potenal of tourism in India. Each student is assigned one state like Rajasthan, Uarakhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh etc. and is working to cover its tourism potenal and what furthermore can be done to maintain the richness of the desnaon. Aer the compleon of the course, opportunies will be created for students to work, learn and nurture in the industry environment by working in reputed organizaons like Cox and kings, Make my trip, Thomas cook, FCm, Goomo, Yatra etc. as we are working to collaborate with the industry experts to absorb our students and provide them with brighter career opportunies.

COMMUNICATION SKILLS & PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT Convener: Dr. Chaity Das The aforemenoned course commenced in September and ended in the last week of November, 2018. It admied 25 students in the current batch and tested them in Speaking and Listening. It aims to prepare students to handle the job market as they pass out of college by improving their public speaking skills. An end semester tesng is carried out in the form of presentaons to evaluate the progress of the student. For this the college has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Englitude, a private organizaon with experience in the field. Each class is for duraon of 2 hours and is conducted during the weekdays in the laer half of the day. By aending the course which caters to three levels (Basic, Intermediate and Advanced) students with varying levels of proficiency tend to benefit from the exposure. It makes them confident by encouraging peer group learning and interacon with experts.

Skill Development Convener: Dr. Nisha Bakshi Dr. Nisha Bakshi, convenor of Skill Development Cell made visits to Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College (ARSD) and Acharya Narendra Dev College, Delhi University on October 25 and October 30, 2018 respecvely. The purpose of the visits was to gather ideas and insight about the ongoing incubator projects in these colleges. The convenor of the Skill Development of Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Dr. Rajiv Singh discussed about different aspects of skill related programmes and funding. He made it clear that skill development programmes and incubaon are different in terms of scope and approaches. Skill related programme is part of an inial step. It includes all skill related acvies whereas incubaon is the advanced stage of this process. Incubaon needs connuous planning for making proposals on various topics related to the discipline of science. Skill development related programmes are funded by MSME but the flow of funding is very slow and tedious. Somemes the funding gets interrupted also. As suggested by Dr. Rajiv, it is beer to apply for Delhi government funding which is easily made available to the colleges coming under the ambit of Delhi government. The convener of the Skill Development of Acharya Narendra Dev College, Dr. Sanjay Vohra informed that Incubaon is the advanced stage of innovaon and research. Incubaon can be iniated aer doing some work and gaining some experiences on skill development acvies. Skill projects in ANDC are funded by the students themselves who get back their money by selling their products in the market. To start the projects, a certain amount of seed money was provided by the college as loan.

One Day Workshop on Soap Making On November 15, 2018 skill development cell organised a workshop on “Soap Making: Melt and Pour” in the Conference room, Kalindi College. Ms. C Anupama, an expert in this art was invited as the guest for this programme. Dr. Nisha Bakshi, the convenor of this cell welcomed the guest by presenng her a bouquet. Ms. Anupama discussed the process of soap making in a very effecve and interesng manner. With melt and pour method, Ms. Anupama explained the whole process of creang customised soaps for all skin types. While praccally displaying the soap making process, she also discussed the ingredients such as dried herbs, flowers, glycerine and essenal oils that are easily available in the market. During the workshop, students were also shown some videos and documentaries of herbal soap making. While aending the workshop, the students not only learned the soap making process but they also came to know about the procedures of markeng these homemade soaps. Ms. Anupama urged the students to develop their entrepreneurial skills along with professional skills so that they can become independent and empowered at a very early stage of life. She also very paently responded to the queries raised by the students. With the huge round of applause given by the students, the programme finally came to end.

Parent-Teacher-Student Interface (PTSI) Convener- Dr. Seema Sahdev A Parent‐ Teacher‐ Students interface is a formal organisaon consisng of parents, teachers and students that is intended to facilitate parental parcipaon in the college. The main objecves of PTSI include‐ 1. To build strong working relaonship among parents and teachers in support of students. 2. To obtain knowledge and voice their opinion about what is happening in the college. 3. To understand students from the parent's and teacher's perspecves. 4. To ensure that the college offers the best learning experience for the students keeping in minds their needs. College hosts two meengs in a year‐ one meeng in the first session (July‐December) and second meeng in the second session (January‐April) to keep parents informed and formulate plans for supporng our teachers to ensure that all our students can realise their full potenal. Though this interface, teachers come to know about the social background, interests of the students and students' opinion about everything that is going on in the college, including teachers and the college management. We also come to know how the college works and problems faced by the students and so on. The PTSI in the college works towards improving and enhancing the life of the student and the college as a whole. Knowing more about a student helps teachers to cater to their needs accordingly. The First Parent‐Teacher‐Student Interface for the academic year 2018‐19 was held on 6th October 2018. Total 117 parents of students from various departments aended the PTSI. The Second Parent‐Teacher Interface for the academic year 2018‐19 was held on 16th March 2019. Total 37 parents of students from various departments aended the PTSI.

Anti-Ragging Committee Convener: Dr. Anjula Bansal, Co-convener: Dr. Sudha Gulati Kalindi College has taken several steps to stop ragging within and outside the college and near college premises like 'Bus Stop', 'Metro Staon', etc. During orientaon programme held on 19th July, 2017, all the freshers were informed in detail about ragging as well as strict punishment against the students involved in ragging. Freshers were also informed about contact numbers and e‐mail of An‐Ragging Commiee members to report about any ragging acvity in the college to the commiee members. Several teams of teachers went on a round in the college during college hours to check ragging acvies. Strict decisions were taken by an‐ ragging commiee to curb this offence. Wherein the students involved in ragging were to be punished, ruscated and even expelled for a specific term as per decision of the Principal and University guidelines. Several noce boards were fixed in the college at prominent places stang punishment for ragging as per ordinance XV‐C. No ragging case has been reported by anyone this year. The college has submied a report regarding an‐ ragging to the university.

IBSD Committee Convener: Dr. Pushpa Bindal, Co-convener: Dr. M. Arunjit Singh, Dr. Shanuja Beri

On 25th January2017, Kalindi College signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Instute of Bio‐ resources and Sustainable development (IBSD), Imphal and set up a Centre for Women Entrepreneurship in North‐East. On 17th February, 2017 inaugural Funcon of Instute of Bio‐resources and Sustainable development (IBSD) Kalindi College Centre for Women Entrepreneurship in North East was held. Honorable Governor of Manipur, Dr. Najma A. Haptulla as Chief Guest and Professor Dinabandhu Sahoo, Director of IBSD Imphal as Guest of Honor were invited. Professor Bhairabi Prasad Sahu, Chairman Governing Body was also there to grace the chair. The objecve of the IBSD center is to develop and ulize the Bio‐Resources of the North‐East through the applicaon of modern tools of Biology & Biotechnology. The major objecves of the Centre are:  Exchange of students for training program to explore biodiversity of North‐Eastern states.  Entrepreneurship and value added producon of bioresources.  Awareness to ethnobiological studies.  Research on both animal/plant bioresource. In the month of September 2017, an IBSD Commiee was constuted by the Principal of the College. Kalindi College IBSD‐Center for Women Entrepreneurship in North East organized a workshop 'Challenges and Opportunies in Entrepreneurship Development in North Eastern states of India' on 9th of April 2018. The funcon was graced by Prof. Dinabandu Sahoo, former Chairman of Kalindi College and currently the Director of IBSD Manipur as the Chief Guest and Ms. Mercy Epao, Director of Ministry for Development of North Eastern Region as the Guest of Honour.

Facilitators of the workshop included experts from different professional backgrounds. Mr. Bibhas Nag, CEO/Founder of Green Techs Green Foods, Products and Services and Mr. Naushad Alam, Cluster Head of Retail Banking North India were present as the resource persons. Workshop was aended by over 100 parcipants from various colleges of the university. The feedback received was posive and encouraging.

The IBSD centre in Kalindi College conducted its annual event on the 6th of March, 2019 with a workshop on “An Exposion of Perishable Products of the North East and its Challenges”. The Programme witnessed huge parcipaon from students and teachers from other Colleges like Miranda House, Ramjas, Sri Aurobindo, Shivaji, Maitreyi, Rajdhani, Delhi School of Social Work, Hansraj and many more. 5 teachers, 26 students of other Colleges and 18 teachers, 49 students of Kalindi College parcipated in the workshop. The Programme was inaugurated by Prof V.P. Chahal, Assistant Director General, ICAR, Pusa Instute. The event opened with a welcome address by the Principal who reiterated the commitment of the college to educaon and entrepreneurship. The Chief Guest took the audience through the history of agricultural and horcultural research and traced India's journey from the me it aained independence to becoming the largest food grain and milk producing country in the world. The next speaker was Dr. S.D. Tripathi who made a presentaon on “Marker Assisted Genec Improvement in Bhut Jolokia” where he pointed out how the process of genec improvement was undertaken in the famous eponymous chilli variety in the North East. Dr L.K. Pandey of Global Food and Agribusiness Advisory, New Delhi spoke on the topic “Market Linkages: North East Value‐ Added Products” focusing on Food Producon, markeng, and delivery. He underlined the changes from Naonal Food Security to Nutrional Food. Outlining opportunies ranging from bamboo to seed producon were the highlights of his lecture which reminded the audience of the deep potenalies for entrepreneurship in the north east. The final talk was delivered by Mr Saumyadipta Roy, an entrepreneur himself, who provided an idea about the bolenecks of storage and transportaon. He also shared modes of packaging employed and encouraged the youth to not only try to develop their own brands but also supply to already established chains. Alumni Committee Convener: Dr Sudha Gulati, Co-convener: Ms Neelam Bareja Office bearers of Kalindi Alumni Association

S.No. Name Post Year of Course Current Working Status Passing 1. Mamta President 1994 B.Sc. (Gen) Gr. A STA, Comp.Sc. Sachdeva Comp.Sc. Department, Kalindi Add. Qualificaon‐ College B.Ed. 2. Sudha Pandey Vice‐ President 2013 B. Com. (P) Assistant Professor, Kalindi College 3. Asha Treasurer 1996 B.Sc. (Gen) Gr. A STA, Comp. Sc. Khantwal Comp.Sc. Department, Kalindi College 4. Salma Secretary 2011 B.A. (Hons.) Assistant Professor, Rehman Journalism Kalindi College 5. Rita Naru Joint Secretary 1986 B.A. Govt. job 6. Prerna Verma General Secretary 1996 B.Sc. (Gen) EVS Volunteer with Shan Add. Qualificaon‐ Shiksha Sami (NGO), B.Ed. promong girl child educaon in rural areas.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS

S.N. Name Year of Course Current Working Status Passing 1. Chetna 2010 B.Sc. (Hons) Computer Guest Teacher, Kalindi College and Aggarwal Science JMC 2. Savita Sharma 2007 B.Sc.(Hons) Physics Assistant Professor, Kalindi College 3. Savita Chauhan 2001 B.A. Yoga Counselor

4. Gurdeep 1987 B.A. Cultural Head, Max Fort School 5. Anusha Soni 2007 B.A.(H) Journalism Special Correspondent, India Today

During the academic year 2018‐19, Alumni Commiee organized following events: 1. Talk on “Gearing up for the college life ahead” A talk on “Gearing up for the college life ahead” by our alumni Ms. Ashima Khanna Singh was delivered on 27th September 2018 at 1:30 pm in Sangam Parisar. The event was organized by Alumni Commiee and Alumni Associaon, Kalindi College, under the convenership of Dr. Sudha Gula. Ms. Ashima is a 1994 batch passout from B.A. (H) English. The talk witnessed huge gathering of around 200 students and 20 teachers. The talk was very interacve and was based on the dreams and experiences of the young generaon, guiding them about ways to gear up in life ahead, especially Ist year students. Ms. Ashima started her talk by inving some students on stage and asking their area of interest. She also asked them to share their experience about how they were so sure about joining a parcular course at University of Delhi. The students came up with very beauful ideas, such as creavity in arts and drawing, make‐up, teaching, learning etc. One of the students Ms. Kalyani of B.A.(H) Journalism shared her dream of making an NGO for people of all age groups to talk and share happiness. The talk ended with felicitaon of Ms. Ashima by Ms. Mamta, President, Alumni Associaon and vote of thanks by Ms. Sudha Pandey, Vice President, Alumni Associaon. 2. “ALUMNI MEET 2019” held on 3rd Feb 2019 “Alumni Meet 2019” was held on 3rdFeb 2019 under the convenership of Ms. Neelam Bareja and Ms. Shweta Raj (Co‐convener). It was a successful event, which was witnessed by 408 Alumni, including 20 rered teachers with 2 ex‐principals and 4 non‐teaching staff and 107 current 3rd year students. The Chief Guest of “Alumni Meet 2019” was Shri Shanta Ram (ex‐CM, HP). We had three special Guests, Dr. S K Mishra (Teaching staff), Mr. G. S. Sharma (Non‐Teaching) and Mrs. Sarita (Ret. Sports Teacher, 1967‐70 batch). The event started with the Lighng of Lamp and Welcome address by Principal Madam, Chief Guest and Governing Body (GB) Chairman and GB member. The chief guest, special guests, Ex‐Principals, Principal Madam, GB chairman and GB treasurer were felicitated by presenng shawls. Planters were given to our special Alumni (performer) Ms. Ashima Khanna Singh and Convener & Co‐convener of the event. Moreover, 500 mementos were distributed among alumni and rered teachers/non‐teaching staff. Ms. Ashima delivered a movaonal talk and conducted some fun games and distributed few gis to engage the audience. Further, few dances and singing performances were given by alumni and our Kalindi College band. The “Alumni Meet 2019”, ended with a vote of thanks by Ms. Neelam Bareja, convener of the event.

Service to Humanity NSS Programme Officer: Ms. Sonia Kamboj

List of Office Bearers: Aarushi Gupta (President), Ruchira Agarwal (VicePresident), Malvika Rawat (General Secretary), Pooja Gaur (Cultural Secretary), Ishika Aggarwal (Media In House), Veena Sharma(Treasurer), Shivangee Jaiswal (publicity head), Liza (team leader-BA Programme), Kajal (Team Leader- Maths Hons), Anmol Jain (Team Leader-commerce), Monika (team leader-sciences), Avni Chowfla (Team Leader-English Hons), Muskan Anand (Team Leader-Pol Science Hons), Ankita Naiker ( Team Leader-Hindi Hons), Geetanjli (Team Leader, B.Voc), Sudha Yadav (Team Leader-Sciences), Mahima Chauhan ( Team Leader-History Hons), Kusum Kapuria ( Team Leader-Geography), Niharika (Team Leader-Journalism), Prakamya ( Creativity head). The NSS unit of Kalindi College organised various events during the year 2018‐19. The year began with celebraon of Internaonal Yoga Day on 21st June, 2018. Dr. Sunita Sharma demonstrated various asnans which are helpful in various health problems such as diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid, survical etc. Various faculty members, students and office staff members parcipated in the event and performed asanas as per the given instrucons. The next event celebrated by the NSS unit of the college was 'Swachchta Pakhwara' (1st August, 2018 to 31st August, 2018). 'Swachchta Pakhwara' began with an Oath for swachchta by all the students not only at an individual level but also to make others aware about the need and importance of cleanliness. Further, there was a cleanliness drive in the college premise followed by a street play on Swachchta by 'Thespian' poster making compeon and a talk on Swachchta by NSS Programme officer, Ms. Sonia Kamboj. The Volunteers along with NSS Programme Officer, visited 'Agrasen ki Baoli' for cleanliness drive. NSS volunteers along with three faculty members visited a slum area, Anna nagar, Near ITO, New Delhi where the interacted with the people and made them aware about the importance of cleanliness and also organised a cleanliness drive. NSS Programme Officer also accompanied the students to the Old age home (Arya Mahila Ashram, Rajendra Nagar, New Delhi) for the cleanliness drive. Swachchta Pakhwada came to an end aer a meeng of NSS Programme Officer and NSS Volunteers with the Principal Madam, Dr. Anula Maurya. The 30 minutes long session included a brief introducon of core team members of NSS 2018‐19, followed by a discussion on the NSS policies for the improvement of the social and civic structure of the college. Dr. Maurya discussed various aspects in the college which needs improvement and amendments. She emphasised on the lack of sanitaon and unhealthy disposal pracces among the girls of the college. She suggested several measures to improve the structure of the college campus and appreciated the work done by NSS unit of the college. NSS Unit of Kalindi College organized a series of social events and conducted various awareness programs based on many issues throughout the session 2018‐19: 1. NSS Orientaon and Core Team Oath Ceremony 2. NSS Day was celebrated on 24thSeptember 2018, beholding an array of compeons ‐ Poster Making, Slogan Wring, Declamaon compeon. 3. Kalindi College, NSS Unit witnessed the best of humanitarian quintessence on August 31, 2018 with the organisaon of a Rally and Drive for Relief of Kerala flood Vicms covering the college campus covering surrounding areas via B L Kapoor Hospital and Rajendra Place Metro Staon along with Social responsibility cell, Students' Union and NCC. The rally was beaufied with the presence of Dr. Anula Maurya, Principal, Kalindi College along with the teaching and non‐teaching staff, Kalindi College Students' Union, Social Responsibility Cell, RAQS‐ Dramac Society of Kalindi College and the students form all the courses. It was evident to see the contribuon and helping nature of commoners who contributed their bit so as to help the southern belt to replant their lives. NSS volunteers simultaneously collected funds from the complexes following the route of the rally. The reflecon of the idea of "Not Me, But You" certainly catches every eye and movated the commoners. The second segment of the relief program included a collecon drive by the NSS volunteers in the most crowded areas of Delhi including Rajouri Garden, Chandni Chowk, Daria Ganj, Tilak Nagar, Janakpuri, Pacific Mall, Subash Nagar, Tank Road, Patel Nagar, Connaught Place, Paharganj and Karol Bagh on 31st August and 1st September for the collecon for funds and goods which can help Kerala overcome the disaster. This iniave witnessed immense support from the Delhiites and will definitely remain as a small contribuon to Kerala's relief plans. 4. The NSS unit of Kalindi College had celebrated surgical strike day on September 29, 2018. On this day the tribute was given to the brave Indian army. NSS unit had conducted various compeons like, poem recitaon, leer wring and card making for our courageous soldiers in the armed forces. Also the NSS volunteers presented a gracious dance performance in order to keep up the spirits high and pay a tribute to the martyrs. At the end of the programme, a wonderful tribute was given to our Indian army too through a beauful dance performance. 5. Gandhi Jayan was celebrated by NSS unit of the college on October 1, 2018 remembering the contribuon of Gandhiji towards cleanliness. Principal Madam, Dr. Anula Maurya graced the occasion with her presence and informed the students about the contribuon of Gandhiji for the naon and swachchta. Students performed a street play on Gandhiji, poster making compeon and poem recitaon compeons were held during the celebraon of Gandhi Jayan. 6. NSS unit of the college celebrated NSS unit, Kalindi College, celebrated Rashtriya Ekta Divas (Unity Day) on 31 October 2018 in an aempt to commemorate the efforts of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in keeping the country united. A short event organised in the college started with the Naonal Anthem in order to ignite the light of naonalism. The NSS team lead a run for Unity in the college campus channg slogans and holding posters and flyers for unity. 7. Kalindi College launched voters Awareness Forum on 16th January, 2019 in an effort to create awareness among cizens over the importance of a voter during an elecon campaign. The teaching, non‐ teaching staff and students of the college joined the forum. The NSS Program Officer, Ms. Sonia Kamboj addressed the Gathering, stressing upon the importance of every single vote for the upcoming elecons. Ms. Kamboj explained at length about the various tangents of an eligible voter, voters' list, vong age and so on. She spoke about the Forum 6 and Forum 8 for the applicaon of voter Id card. She also discussed about the government official site and helpline numbers meant for voters to cater their grievances and assistance. 8. Naonal Voters' Day was celebrated on January 25th, 2019 with all the students, teachers and office staff taking pledge for vong in every elecons fearlessly and without being influenced by consideraons of religion, race, caste, community, language or any inducement. 9. Martyrs day was observed by NSS unit of the College by observing a 5 minutes silence for our brave soldiers. 10. Workshop on Road safety in associaon with IRSC and Delhi Traffic Police was organised. 11. Ab Samjhota nhin Workshop in associaon with josh talks where students were made aware about their rights and crimes against women. 12. NEEV 2019 ‐ NSS Kalindi Fesval was commemorated on 7th March, 2019 with the the theme 'Fateh: Andhere se roshni ki aur (Mental Health: A Taboo). The event began with welcome address by Honorable Principal Madam, Dr. Anula Maurya and then a talk by Guest Speaker, Prof. Chavi Bhargava Sharma. Different compeons were organised during the event such as open mic, debate, face painng, newsemania etc. The event concluded with the vote of thanks by NSS Programme officer and felicitaon of NSS core team members and all the prize winners.  NSS volunteers from the college have parcipated in adventure camps, Naonal Integraon camps as well  Voter Card formaon camp and EVM Demonstraon camp in support with elecon commission. Social Responsibility Cell Convener: Dr. Indu Choudhary

Enactus Kalindi, operave since 2017, aims at eradicang various social issues which weaken the foundaon of our country, also it aims at empowering each and every community of our country. 'Enactus Kalindi' in associaon with Social responsibility Cell (SRC) of our college commenced its first project named as REHMAT – which means BLESSINGS, which we shower upon the manual scavenging community by rehabilitang them to another profession by imparng different kind of skills to them. Project Rehmat has a mission to create a naon where a person does not die for a living. Manual scavengers across the naon remove human and animal excreta from the streets and dry latrine, cleaning sepc tanks, sewers and guers. This inhuman occupaon has been banned by the constuon for the past 13 years but it is sll being pracced on a large scale. Earlier, by doing an illegal and dehumanizing act they faced several dignity issues and because of which, they hesitated to talk to other people. This was the biggest challenge for us to talk to them and convince them to unfollow this pracce and adopt a new profession. For this we provide them KIT JEEVAN which includes basic necessies required for entering into a sewer on a 3 months basis and during this period they also get an opportunity to learn a new skill and rehabilitate to a different profession such as employing those manual scavengers in factories as skilled labour. We have been able to rehabilitate 12 manual scavengers. We have targeted the women of scavenging community by converng them to self‐sustained entrepreneurs, engaging them into the business of soap making. We have been able to create 3 women entrepreneurs from that community last year but now we have added 9 more women in the same category.

In 2018, Social Responsibility Cell (SRC) came up with a new project named WERAN. It aims at the upliment of farming community by educang them about the new and organic farming pracces which they weren't aware about. Through this project we have targeted both men and women of farming community by empowering and creang awareness among them about the current scenario prevailing in the country. Also, we aimed at increasing their incomes by making them aware about feasible farming pracces and alert them about the vicious cycle of intermediaries or middlemen. It will also be a difficult task to convince farmers of the idenfied areas to work towards the culvaon of organic fruits and vegetables and the abolishment of intermediaries and seng up a direct connecon with the customers.

ACHIEVEMENTS 'Enactus Kalindi' parcipated in the biggest compeon of Enactus India, Enactus Naonal Championship 2018 and secured 4th posion, winning league 1. The Enactus Naonal Championship 2018 witnessed parcipaon of 98 teams from different parts of India. In 2019, we have presented REHMAT in the Kamla Nehru College in Commcentric‐ the commerce associaon and also in Rotaract event of Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce and secured second posion in both the events. We have also parcipated in the campaign STOP KILLING US headed by Mr. Bezwada Wilson, who is working towards complete eradicaon of manual scavenging. Enactus Kalindi also parcipated in case study compeon at Sulabh Internaonal‐ museum of toilets and also showcase the soaps made by our created women entrepreneurs in the event.

FUTURE PROSPECTS In Rehmat, we aim at increasing our producon of soaps and creang more and more women entrepreneurs and rehabilitang more manual scavengers and thus save more lives. In Weran, we aim at converng the women entrepreneurs of farming community by engaging them in the business of making pickles and jams.

About CDF Connecng Dreams Foundaon (CDF), Kalindi College chapter, operave since March 2017, aims at upliing the underprivileged secon of the society through entrepreneurial ventures and acons that bring a ray of hope in the lives of poor people. CDF Kalindi in associaon with the Social Responsibility Cell iniated Project Kilkari in September 2017 with a goal to make every child rise and shine bright like a diamond. Under project Kilkari, the children living on streets are chosen by the R&D team, their families are counseled about the importance of educaon and they are then admied to the nearest government and private schools under 'Right to Educaon'. However, taking into consideraon the increasing dropout rates, a KILKARI pathshala was introduced to make every child compable enough to be able to read and write. A Kilkari pathshala in the Sewa Bhar centres of Todapur and Inderpuri with a strength of around 40 kids is being conducted every 4 days in a week where a team of volunteers teach main subjects like English, Maths, Hindi and EVS/GK/Moral Science to make the base of a child even stronger.

A variety of science experiments like making a water filter, hot air burning experiment have been conducted in the centres in the past months.Children have been taught tough topics such as parts of a leaf and flower along with leaf painng. They were also made to pronounce it so that they could add new words to their vocabulary. The Social Responsibility Cell has also started to take climate issues into account in the advance curriculum. Phenomenon such as Global Warming and Climate Change have been introduced, posters to reduce Global Warming were drawn and ps on how to save planet Earth were delivered by the volunteers. Another interesng topic 'Reduce, Reuse and Recycle' was taught to the kids by making useful things out of waste material. The session helped to develop the creave skills of children and they came up with brilliant ideas to reuse old things.

A workshop on 'Child Sexual Abuse' was also conducted on 7 February to educate children about good touch and bad touch, emergency helpline number was given and other remedies that can be taken in such a situaon were experienced. In science, a Solar System model was taught to the kids by assigning each child a role of a planet that revolves around sun. This lile act helped them to understand how planets revolve around sun and celesal bodies in the solar system. A fun session, full of inquisive children, they made bookmarks and enjoyed it. Another cra acvity, 'greeng card' making was held in the centres with an aim to let the kids realise that wishing people on their birthdays is a good gesture and the best present which is always priceless is a greeng card. A Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was recently conducted in the Inderpuri centre which was uerly successful. The kids were so enthusiasc and passionate, they cleaned the nearby roads in presence of our volunteers and a message of 'Clean India, Green India' was promoted amongst them. In moral science, a session to teach 'moral values' was organised by showing small video clips on a laptop. This facilitated children to take interest in the topic and promoted e learning as well. Now, following the Pulwama Aack, Pathshala students were informed how our brave soldiers protect our motherland and how to stand against terrorism.

Thus, aer much determinaon and hardwork, Kilkaripathshala with the help of 16 volunteers has successfully been able to make a posive impact on the lives of more than 120 unaended children living on the streets, deprived of even their basic right‐ 'Educaon'. The team has been able to idenfy at least 70 children who do not go to school in Faridpuri, Patel Nagar and the future plan in Project Kilkari is to admit at least 100 children living on streets, deprived of educaon into schools and fulfil the Sustainable Development Goal 4 i.e. access to Educaon. Aer all, every child is a rainbow willing to shine bright!

In October 2018, the Social Responsibility Cell came up with yet another new project, Project UNNATI with a tagline “anndaan jeevandaan” which is a fight against hunger and the team aims to eradicate hunger problem in the city to save hundreds of those who go to bed hungry and can't even afford a one full me nutrious meal. As a part of inial soluon, the team organised food donaon camps in college in October to minimize food wastage and at the same me feed it to hungry people. The team also used leover food and fed it to those for whom it's a blessing in disguise. The team was able to feed at least 100 people in a week from the food donaon camp and by reusing leover food.

The second phase in Project Unna focuses exclusively on feeding nutrious food to needy people. Hence, the SRC came up with an idea to provide one full me nutrious meal @₹5 only to respect the dignity of needy people. In order to proceed with the plan, the team organised surveys in Rajendra Place and Kir Nagar in January and February by selling one full me nutrious meal @₹5 to analyse the market expectaons and sustainability of the idea. To the team's surprise, the surveys were uerly successful and the team was able to feed at least 100 people on a single day. Till now, Project Unna has been able to feed nutrious food to at least 500 people who would have rather been to bed hungry. Since the delicious yet nutrious meal has to be cooked by an individual, the SRC has employed one woman who work as chef in the Unna Bhojanalaya.

The future plan in the project is to fix a menu for nutrious meals and ensure the hygiene aspect of the food cooked by providing professional training to the woman employed. Team SRC is also working to replicate the model in other areas of Delhi so that nutrious food can reach to those who lack it. Project Unna is on a mission to achieve the three E's, Eliminang Hunger, Employment and Empowerment and it is a journey just begun with millions of smiles to achieve! Eco Club Convener: Dr. Seema Sahdev ECO CLUB of Kalindi College University of Delhi is a multidimensional, highly active society that runs in coordination with the department of environment, Govt. of NCT of Delhi. The Eco Club play an important role in creating environmental awareness amongst the future generation. Eco club is group of teachers and students dedicated to making our campus less wasteful, raising awareness for eco‐friendly causes and promong environmentally friendly habits like reducing, reusing and recycling. The main objecves of eco club include: 1. Movate the students to keep their surroundings green and clean by undertaking plantaon of trees. 2. Sensize the students to minimize the use of plasc bags, not to through them in public places as they choke drains and sewers, cause water lagging and provide breeding ground for mosquitoes. 3. Organize tree plantaon programmes, awareness programme such as quiz, essay, painng compeon, rallies, Nukkad Natak etc regarding various environmental issues. 4. Build atude to help individuals and social groups acquire a set of values and felling of concern for environment and the movaon for acvely parcipang in environmental implement and protecon. 5. Teach skill to students to help individual for idenfy and solve environmental problems. Eco Club organised lecture on Health Awareness on 01.08.2018. In which honourable Dr. Ashok Varshney, Naonal Sanyojok Arogya Bhar, aware the students about General Diet and Life style. He highlighted the importance of general health and laid stress on intake of healthy diet. He also made the students alert about themselves showing various symptoms of anaemia and calcium deficiency. Dr. Ashok also discussed about the main cause of illness which may not noce due to ignorance and explained prevenve health care pracces. Vaedye Deepak, Ayueveda‐Medicinal plant Execuve showed various plants to prevent from dengue, Chikungunya and other seasonal epidemic fever. Principal Dr. Anula Maurya addressed on the need of such inter disciplinary and general lecture for the benefit of students. About 10 students parcipated in the programme climate Jamboree: Youth movement with a mission; to empower the youth to take ownership of creang sustainable future for themselves organised by TERI school of Advanced studies at Tyagraj Stadium, New Delhi on 1st to 3rd November 2018. Nitya Tyagi, Mayuri Prajapa and Kanushi Sabhawal of Geography First Year parcipate in water and sanitaon discussion and gave soluons about water crises. Shris Pandey, Shreya Mishra and Kalindi Gula Parcipated in Urban Forest and Biodiversity Seminar. Shris Pandey and Shreya Mishra were selected to represent her discussion group in front of the panelist and awarded with dell digital ruff pad as a token of appreciaon. Shris Pandey won third prize in the quiz compeon on the topic disaster preparedness and was awarded with Rs. 5000/‐ cheque and a cerficate. An event was organised by Eco Club on 5th November 2018 to spread message of Än‐polluon Diwali” with a moo of celebrang green Diwali. The chief Guest for the event was Dr. Arjun Khanna from All India instute of medical science. He talked about various aspects related to polluon. He suggested various prevenve measures like to wear mask, use air purifier etc. Aer his lecture, a queson –answer round was held in which teachers and students asked quesons about how to get rid of polluon and the diseases spread due to polluon. On 8th April Eco Club organised annual Eco Fest: ECO CHALLENGERS‐2019 on theme “Incubang Innovave Ideas by Youth on Environmental Issues” in which a panel discussion was organised on topic “Need for Quality Assurance in Higher Educaon: Challenges and Possibilies”. The esteemed panellists were Prof. Haseena hashia (JMI), Prof. Bupinder Zutshi (JNU), Prof. Vinay Maitri (SPA) and Dr. Amir Ali Khan (NIDM). Aer the panel discussion training programme was organised on theme “Disaster Preparedness, Rescue and Rehabilitaon Techniques” by Dr. Amir Ali Khan (NIDM). Various compeons i.e Open the Mic, Treasure Hunt, Tackle the Trash were organised on the theme. Depika and Vaishanavi got first prize in Tackle the Trash, Anshu got frist Prize in Open the Mic and team of Nitya Tyagi, Gauri, Himani and Nidhi got first prize in Tressure hunt. Eco Club organized Panel Discussion on “Need for Quality Assurance in Higher Educaon: Challenges and Possibilies”. The Panelist are Prof. Haseena hashia (JMI), Prof. Bupinder Zutshi (JNU), Prof. Vinay Maitri (SPA) and Dr. Amir Ali Khan (NIDM)

Environmental Studies report Convener: Dr. Sudesh Bhardwaj To conscious the young minds about the need of sustainable development, global warming and climate extremies. The Supreme Court of India has decided to introduce an Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC‐1) under CBCS .Each and every undergraduate student has to qualify this paper. A part of their syllabus they have to visit to any local polluted site or may study the flora, flora and degraded ecosystem. This paper is shared by three departments like Botany, Geography and Zoology. 1. Botany Department: Indira Paryavaran Bhawan (IPB) Accompanying Teachers: Drs Sudesh Bhardwaj and Vikas Kumar B.Sc. (Hons) Botany and Zoology visited the IPB on 30 August 2018. A benchmark in sustainable built habitat and focuses on the “5Rs” of sustainable development works under MoEFCC. It is a Net Zero Energy mulstoried with cent percent onsite power generaon by solar panels. IPB has efficient water conservaon system like recycling of waste water, rainwater harvesng and geothermal heat exchange system. IPB highlighted Jal, Vayu, Prathvi and Agni and Akash. Their moo is to reduce ecological footprint and respect and save our Earth. They celebrated the Environment day, biodiversity day, ger and elephant day. In the nutshell, students understood the concept of green building and know how we must exploit our natural resource is and reduce carbon footprints. 2. Geography Department: Yamuna Biodiversity Park Teachers Accompany – Dr Shashi Bhushan, Dr Ranjeet Kaur, Ms. Geeta Kumari and Mr. Jitendra Rishideo The objecve of this visit was to promote the educaon on environmental awareness and nature conservaon as they can get an opportunity to interact with nature educaon officers. The Yamuna Biodiversity Park is biologically rich wetlands, grassland communies, a wide variety of fruit yielding species and an abundance of medicinal herbs. This biodiversity park has emerged as the capital's most visited public place and prominent center for learning and understanding the environment. The Park also comprises a nave flora and fauna which used to exist 100 years ago and then became exnct locally. It further, acts as a natural conservaon site for specific group of endangered plants. The park features two major zones ‐ the visitor zone and the nature reserve zone. Our students saw so many good examples of ecosystems. Parcularly the Wetland ecosystem was more aracve. There were two wetlands in the park which simulate natural water bodies. Apart from migratory birds, these wetlands have a rich aquac diversity of invertebrates, turtles, fish and phytoplankton. There was also a buerfly park that was an extremely ideal place for all the photo fanacs. There were the central enclosed areas where the flowering plants are grown, which aract the buerflies. Our students also observed more than two dozen variees of forest landscapes, apart from the grasslands that dominate a major poron of the landscape.

3. Zoology Department: Naonal Zoological Park Accompanying teachers: Drs Manisha Pandit, P.P.Saini, Varsha Sharma and Rosina One day excursion of B.Sc. Physical Sciences and B.Com (H) I Year students for the paper of Environmental Studies was organised. The Students observed the rich biodiversity of the Zoological park like Asiac Lion, Black Bears, Rhino, Hippocampus, Tigers, Nilgai, Jaguar, Emu, black buck, brow antler deer, Civet etc. They enjoyed watching Birds spoed Painted storks, lile cormorants, cale egrets, pond herons, common teals, white necked storks, sarus cranes, black necked storks, white ibises, spoon bilvelers, pintails and spot billed ducks. The trip emphasized the importance of maintaining and preserving biodiversity. It helped to inculcate a sense of care for the environment and all its different life forms. It also gave a glimpse of ex situ conservaon of biodiversity and the importance of various methods used in India to conserve life ‐forms.

DR. B.R. Ambedkar Study Centre Convener: Dr Sunita Dr. B.R Ambedkar study circle organised a naonal conclave on Dr. B.R Ambedkar's futurisc vision and realisc acons on 26 April'2018. The conclave was inaugurated by Mr Lal Chandra Singh, Dr Geeta Sahare, Laxmi Bai College, Ms Abirami – naonal campaign on Dalit human rights and Dr Poonam (Dalit acvist). The conclave or the panel discussion was followed by an interacve session, which was chaired by Ms Seema Sehdev, Associate Professor, Department Of Geography Kalindi College. In the interacve session professors from different colleges and department took part and share their ideas on the futurisc visions of Dr. B.R Ambedkar and the realisc condions in the present scenario. To celebrate this centre organised 'Naonal Students' Conclave' on 10 April 2019. The inaugural ceremony was graced by Sri Rajendra Pal Gautam followed by their felicitaon by our Principal Ma'am. Sri Rajendra Pal Gautam (SC/ST Welfare and Social Jusce Minister) diligently worked for equality and jusce for those who are ignored in the society and has helped in creang an environment of harmony. He in his speech, highlighted the ideologies and the struggles faced by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. The conclave received massive parcipaon from a number of colleges such as Janki Devi Memorial College, Kirorimal College, Chitkara University Punjab, Jawaharlal Nehru University, ARSD College, Khalsa College, Hansraj College, PGDAV, Hindu College and Amity University Chhasgarh., total 40 research papers were presented. This conclave included various other compeons such as Rangoli making, Best out of waste, Poster making and Paper designing. Conclave ended with a valedictory session in which the parcipants were awarded by the chief guest Prof. R.K. Barik, Former professor at IIPA, Delhi for their performance. SC/ST Cell Convener: Dr. Meena Charanda, Co-convener: Dr. Rakhee Chauhan

This is the first college in Delhi University to start the SC & ST Cell which was inaugurated by the Vice‐ Chancellor Prof. Dinesh Singh & Director – South Campus Dr. Umesh Rai in September 2015.This is one of the major achievements of Kalindi College.The cell started the first orientaon programme for SC and ST students in which the below points were discussed for the welfare and upliment of the reserved category students (SC & ST only). ‐ Problems related to curriculum and Time Table were discussed. ‐ Awareness created on the new Hostel created for SC & ST Students in Dilshad Garden, admission Forms downloaded and distributed among these students for easy facilitaon of admission to these hostels. This was for non‐resident students of Delhi. ‐ The students were briefed on the exempon from the payment of Tuion Fees and Admission Fees of those students whose parents were not Income Tax payers. ‐ The students were also briefed on the various Scholarships available to them so that they could help avail the scholarship they were eligible for. ‐ Counseling was done with the students to help them overcome inferiority complex related to interacon with fellow students and personal grooming, etc. ‐ Assurance was given to the students on proper support to tackle any problems being faced by them on a one to one personal interacon. Briefed on the course of acvies which were to be conducted during the academic session like visit to Parliament & Awareness Workshops, etc. Invited talk on “Legal Awareness for SC/ST students” by Supreme Court Lawyer. Organized Naonal Youth Parliament Compeon under SC /ST cell sponsored by Ministry of Parliamentary affairs, Govt. of India 2017‐18 on 26th Oct 2018. This cell would cater to the needs of SC & ST students, Teachers and non Teaching Staff and work towards the welfare and upliment of these students, teachers and non teaching staff.

North East, Frontier and Foreign Students' Cell Nodal Officer: Ms. Manila Narzary North‐east, Froner and Foreign students' Cell of Kalindi College organized orientaon program in August, 2018 for the newly admied students coming from north eastern part of India. This program was also conducted for foreign students who are pursuing their degrees from this college. Students were given informaon about various courses, cells, commiees and acvies, to help them aware of the facilies and infrastructure provided by the college. The objecve of this event was to sensize the students coming from different cultural background from India as well as across the globe. This would help them to have an amicable and conducive atmosphere in the campus leveraging equality, sensivity towards other culture and promong a sense of fraternity among the students as well as the faculty. A workshop on sexual harassment and legal awareness was conducted on 3rd November 2018 by legal expert Ms. Mini Saxena. Main objecve of this workshop was to sensize students and make them aware about the legal provisions to protect them parcularly students coming from North Eastern region of the country and foreign students. North East Cultural fesval “Serendipity 2019” was organized on 6th March 2019. North East students from various colleges of Delhi University parcipated in dance and singing programme. Kalindi College North East Students also displayed their tradional costumes through fashion show. The outcome of the program saw an enormous appreciaon by the students. They got the opportunity to adopt and adapt to each other's culture, lifestyle and much more. One of the unique points was that local students, too, got a plaorm to interact with them, thereby, extending hands of friendship. The faculty members, too, appreciated the move and were made also aware of their disnct culture, language and lifestyle

Coaching Classes for SC/ST/OBC and Minority Students Coordinator: Dr. Sangita Dhal

The College through the coaching classes for the students belonging to the marginalized secons of the society, connuously strives to provide all round help and assistance to its students has created excellent infrastructure and offers academic and co‐curricular acvies in the campus, the college gives utmost importance to facilitate career counseling, placement and other professional help to young and aspiring students who can avail this opportunity to establish career in their life. In February 2012, the College started the Coaching classes for its registered SC/ST/OBC (excluding creamy layer) and Minories students under the Merged Scheme of XI Plan, UGC. These classes were aended by enthusiasc students from these backgrounds, who showed keen interest in learning and benefited from professional coaching by experts from their respecve fields. In addion to coaching classes, these students were provided study materials such as books/ computer facilies, news paper, compeve magazines and on line resource materials etc. The faculty members of the college and some experts from outside, who have vast experience in their respecve field were engaged as coordinator / instructor. The main focus of the resource person was on to improve the area in which students face difficules so that the students can compete in different exams. The periodical tests/review and the assessment reports were prepared by the resource persons and the students were apprised of their weakness.

Equal Opportunity Cell Convener: Dr. Anjani Kumar

The society and its members worked with full commitment to organize various events and acvies for the benefit of 'persons with different abilies'. This society is fully commied to provide friendly and supporve environment to the 'persons with different abilies'. Background of 'differently able students' In this college, there are 5 students who are differently abled and all of them are orthopedically handicapped. Keeping the idea of equal opportunity in mind, equal opportunity cell organized below menoned programs, events and acvies. Works done and Student's achievements  This society organized Awareness Program for differently abled students on 13th March 2019 where Dr. Bipin Kumar Tiwari, Assistant Professor Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi and Dr. G.N. Karna, Member NHRC, Government of India came in the college and shared his ideas and experiences with our students.  Our society has given support to some of the 'differently abled students' of our college to parcipate at University Level Sports Compeon which was organized by Equal Opportunity Cell, University of Delhi.  Some of our 'differently abled' students have been connuously parcipang in various events and compeons at University and College Levels.

Gandhi Study Circle Convener: Dr. Sangita Dhal

Gandhi Study Circle, Kalindi College, University of Delhi organized an event on 5th& 6Th March,2019 in the college premises to commemorate '150 Years of Mahatma Gandhi' in collaboraon with the Ministry of Culture, Government of India. Glorifying the inspiring ideals of the Mahatma, the two days event deliberated the manner in which the Mahatma heralded a new era for our country. It truly marked as a special event as the college wore a patrioc look with tri colors complimenng the day.

As Gandhiji said “The need of the moment is not one religion but mutual respect and tolerance of different religions.” A devoonal ambience prevailed as the event commenced with the 'Inter Faith Prayer Meet' service in the form of 'Sarva Dharma Prarthana'.

The event on 5thMarch, 2019 was inaugurated with a warm welcome to extended to the esteemed guest and judge Mr. Ansal Ali, currently working as Curator at Naonal Gandhi Museum, New Delhi. Mr Ali, a Gandhian scholar works relessly to spread the message of Gandhian values among the present generaon. He is an acve member in organizing various events and acvies related to Gandhi. Post that students were shown a Documentary on Mahatma Gandhi‐ “Global Gandhi “which showed how the values of Gandhi were not just confined to the naonal boundaries but throughout the world‐The Hindu Bhajan 'Vaishnav Jana to' ‐ bapu's favorite was recited in different languages by people across the globe leaving everyone mesmerized remembering Gandhi as a leader who completes his 150 Years now.

A short Video prepared by the students of Kalindi College on the Journey of Gandhi Study Circle's and its acve role in aim of spreading message of Mahatma especially among the youth & students to revive the spirits of love, unity and Gandhian philosophies amongst all with its various inter and intra college events and visits wherein the students took part with great zeal and enthusiasm .The two‐day event had a plethora of acvies taking place simultaneously and witnessed immense parcipaon from various Departments. The first day event included Bilingual Debate compeon on the Topic 'Is Gandhi's Vision sll Relevant”. It had more than 30 parcipants and was judged by Mr. Ansal Ali and Mrs. Nisha Bakshi. The results were 1) Best speaker‐ Srish Singh [Journalism Hons], 2) Best speaker against‐ Astha Dixit [BCom Hons], 3) Best Interjector‐Shreya Mishra [BA Programme]. The compeon had applauding arguments which as the judges said were difficult to categorize as limited winners. Debate compeon was highly praised by the judges who were stunned by the fine efforts of students. Debate was concluded by a note from Mr. Ansal addressing the parcipants. Painng Compeon on the Theme “Gandhiand Environment “, witnessed more than 20 parcipants from different discipline, showcasing their arsc and creave abilies.

The results were a tough choice to make amongst the unique blend of colors students made to depict Gandhi and Environment. The posions bagged were by 1st posion Priyanshu ,2nd Pooja Rani , 3rd Tanu Solanki. On 6th March, 2019 the event was graced by the presence of eminent Professor Madhulika Banerjee, Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi, who currently involved in ICSSR sponsored Research project on “Knowledge Development and Polics in Post‐Colonial India: Contestaons in State, Market & Civil Society”. Prof. Banerjee had an interacve session with students on theme, “The Gandhis of Today” cing examples of ten enterprising people who have brought about exemplary social change with their innovave thought and research. These common men and women have been devotedly working on the values of Gandhi in their various projects. Prof. Banerjee also encouraged the enthusiasc students to check their websites and also be inspired by their amazing work.

The event ended with the distribuon of cerficates, cash prizes, books and Gandhi kit to the winners of debate and painng compeng. All the parcipants were also awarded with books and cerficates on behalf of Ministry of Culture. As the convener of Gandhi Study Circle, Dr. Sangita Dhal extended her hearelt thanks to the Principal Dr. Anula Maurya and esteemed guests, parcipants, the student volunteers and administrave staff for the success of the event.

Women Development Centre Convener: Dr. Anita Tagore

The WDC began its awareness campaign on empowerment of women by introducing to students the ideas of agency and mapping violence in urban neighbourhoods in Delhi. Dr Bijayalaxmi Nanda Principal and Associate Prof Miranda House spoke emphatically on the history of Women's movement in India and the way it shaped the struggle for institutionalizing safe environment for women. She elaborated on routinised violence against women and the decline in child sex ratio in the urban settings of Delhi. Dr Aparajita De Asst. Prof. and prominent geographer spoke on the cartography of violence in modes of travelling in Delhi. She began with a nuanced understanding of Sexual harassment and discussed her research on how women can themselves map their safety mechanisms and share it with other stakeholders. In another event WDC successfully organised a panel discussion on women and laws in India. Prof. Vageshwari Deswal Associate Prof. in Faculty of Law D.U and Prof. Shveta Gagneja spoke on various aspects of legal empowerment of women as the need of the day. The main issues that were covered by them were PWDVA, POSCO, Section 498A, pornography and other matrimonial offences. WDc along with its teacher members and students also participated in the National Convention on Women in Constitution Club in January 2019. Students got the chance to interact with grassroots women activists and women members of the parliament. They were also made aware of the national and region wise issues that impinge upon women's lives in contemporary India. Anti-Tobacco Committee Convener: Dr. Punam Tyagi

Kalindi College takes pride in the fact that our college campus is a smoke‐free campus. Use and sale of tobacco products within college premises and in its vicinity is strictly prohibited. In an effort to keep our campus free from smoking and use of tobacco and related products, sensizaon programmes in the form of lectures and seminars, display of banners and posters, nukkadnatak etc. are organized to spread awareness among students and staff about adverse effects of consumpon of tobacco in any form. Moreover, the University has empowered the nodal officer to impose a fine of up to Rs. 500 on violators with effect from the academic session 2018‐19

NCC NCC In-Charge: Ms. Manila Narzary

1. Session began with the Swacchta Bharat Abhiyan in which various cleanliness acvies were done by our cadets which covered Swacchta Ralley, Mass awareness ralley, nukkadnatak, cleaning of statues, wall painng, cleaning public parks, cleaning hospital etc. Under swacchta mission, we also adopted one public park and we were responsible for cleaning and maintaining the park. Swacchta Pakwada, swacch parisar all this various acvies were successfully completed. 2. CPL Ar Kumari and CDT Kajal Mogha went for Himachal trekking camp from 1June 2018 to 8June 2018 3. From 20 June 2018 to 29 June 2018 Combined Annual training camp held at Delhi Can DG NCC in which 110 cadets were there for Basic training. Our cadets were taught to fire with rifles and proper training were given to them. There were various compeons in which our college won first posion in Drill and poster making. Best compeon was won by SUO Monika P Mohan, poster making was Won by Cdt Kashish Aggarwal. We also won Culture compeon. Everyone was awarded with medal, trophies and cerficates. 4. Kalindi college cadets also marched in CM ralley conngent and the girls plaon was led by CPL Komal Kamwal. Other cadets who were part of CM ralley conngent were CPL Karishma, CdtDivya and CdtYamini. 5. 'Ekbharat' Camp which is also known as Naonal Integraon Camp in which two cadets from Kalindi college SGT Mahima and SGT Jyo went to West Bengal from 18 Oct 2018 to 28 Oct 2018. 6. Mahavalankar or Commonly known as Inter Directorate shoong championship in which our Cadet Shikha was selected and went to Punjab for further compeon. 7. Advance leadership camp, a camp which is a cadet could enhance their leadership qualies and brush up for Future. Cadet Jyo Chauhan went to Punjab Mahloth to aend the camp from 15 Sep 2018 to 25 Sep 2018. 8. In PM rally 2019 our 16 cadets took part from which 15 cadets were in PM rally Culture and SGT Geeta Joshi was in Para Slithering show. PM RALLY CULTURAL PARTICIPANTS 1.CDTAliva Patnaik, 2. CDTAsha Malik, 3.CDT Himani Yadav, 4.CDT Jitanjili, 5.CDT Rimpa Biswas, 6.CDT Kashish Aggarwal, 7.CDT Nikita Kumari, 8.CDT Ruchi, 9.CDT Tashi Spalzes, 10 CDT.Pooja, 11.CDT Nagma, 12.CDT Shilpi, 13.CDT Varsha, 14.CDT Jyo Mishara and 15.CDT Sushma 9. The major achievements of the Kalindi College cadets are as given below: a) SUO Monika P Mohan received DG Commendaon Card of the year. Only two cadets from Delhi Directorate recieved this award from Directorate General of NCC for their outstanding performance during their service year. b) CPL Ritu Jaglan and Cdt Neha Goyal went for Mountaineering expedion at Urakhand. CPL Ritu Jaglan Sucessfully reached the summit Mt. Deo Tibba. From all over India only 4 cadets could reach the Summit and one of them is from Kalindi College, CPL RituJaglan. 10. This yearKalindicadets won many prizes in the NCC Inter College compeons held across Delhi University colleges: a) Runner up in Squad drill held at KMC b) Runner up in Drill Compeon held in college of Vocaonal Studies. c) Runner up in Drill Compeon held in Dayal Singh College. d) First posion in Guard compeon held in IP College. e) First posion in cultural compeonheld inShivaji college. f) First posion in cultural compeon held in Zakir Hussain College. g) First posion in cultural compeon held in Gargi College. h) First posion in cultural compeon held in Daulat Ram College. i) First posion in cultural compeon held in Deshbandhu College. 11. On 14th of March 2019 NCC fest UDAAN was organized. Commanding officer 5 DGBN Kir Nagar Col. Vikram (Sena Medal, Maj. Preetpal Kaurand Principal maam Dr. Anula Maurya inaugurated the fesval. NCC Cadets from more than 30 colleges of Delhi University parcipated in the fest. Various compeons like Drill, Gaurd, Bestcadet, Tug of war and Tent Pitching were conducted. The fest was a great success.

Non-Collegiate Centre Academic Coordinator: Dr. Nivedita Giri

The Centre funconed efficiently (in 2018‐19) under the direcon of Principal, Dr. Anula Maurya along with Teacher‐in‐Charge, Dr Nivedita Giri, 40 Guest Teachers, 10 Administrave Staff and 16 Students' Council Members. In the 2018‐19 academic session, the main concern of the Centre has been to maintain the quality of teaching and provide a friendly learning atmosphere. In this session, in both BA and B. Com courses 1257 students were enrolled on. It gives immense pleasure that in 2017‐18 annual examinaon result of the overall pass percentage in B.A. is 93.27 and in B. Com was 90.79. In addion, Shivani Gupta, B. Com IInd Year secured Fih Rank, Kajal Lamba and Harsha Lamba, B.A IIIrd Year secured IV and V rank respecvely in the University in 2017‐18 examinaons. While maintain a pace with the regular college acvies, the non‐collegiate centre too organized various events throughout the year for holisc growth of the girls students. The year 2018‐2019 was marked with a number of programs‐ co‐curricular, extra‐curricular and workshops/trainings so that the students can have a fair understanding of their future engagements in employment sector as well can have a support in individual growth. The acvies organized were: Co‐curricular Compeons (2018‐19): essay wring (Hindi/English), debate, creave wring (Hindi/English), poetry reading, extempore; Extra‐Curricular Compeons (29 December 2018): Solo Singing, Solo Dance, Group Dance Compeon, Rangoli & Mehndi Making Compeon, Best Out of Waste Compeon, Greeng Card, Cooking Without Flame, Painng/Poster Making, Comparing; FUN‐Sports Events (29 December 2018): Lemon race, Sack race, Three‐leg Race. Besides, Kalindi Dhar (E‐Magazine) was prepared. The students of Kalindi Centre took part in various events organized at the University Level and Naonal Level. Ms. Pallavi, IIIrd B A got Consolaon Prize in Solo Singing Compeon organized by NCWEB, Delhi University under 'Desh Bhaki Song' Category and Ms. Muskan of IInd year B.A has received 3rd Prize in Painng in Udaan‐ Naonal Youth Fesval organized in Delhi University Campus.

Workshop/training/awareness programs:  Training on Social Democracy and Naon Building, 22 December 2018by Schumacher Society Delhi (NGO) Friedrich Ebert Sung (FES), German organizaon (INGO)  Counseling and awareness by KSK 3February 2019: Kaulya Shiksha Kendra under NASSCOM  Movaonal and personality development, 17 February 2019: Delhi Instute of Computer Science  Travel and Tourism Workshop, 23 March 2018 by Mr. Rajesh Raghavan, Group Chief Experience Officer‐ Eurostar DMC & De Middle East Desnaon Management Co. United Arab Emirates  Work shop by Development Alternaves on apprenceship on31March 2019 under UNDP project

Annual Day Funcon, 7April 2019: Chief Guest: Prof. Chandan Ghosh, Professor & Head (Resilient Infrastructure Division) Naonal Instute of Disaster Management, Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India Guest of Honour: Dr. Umashankar, Deputy Director, Non‐Collegiate Women Educaon Board, University of Delhi

School of Open Learning Academic coordinator: Mr. Amit Gupta

With its humble beginning, School of Open Learning Centre, Kalindi College provides unique opportunies to a working woman to pursue their dreams for higher educaon and empowers them to excel in their respecve fields. The Centre was started in the academic year 2012 – 2013 and presently more than 2500 female students have aended it. For the first two years, this centre was being managed through an academic coordinator, Dr. Ar Singh. From 2015‐2016, SOL funcons were decentralized and now, the college manages SOL centre at its own level including arrangement of teachers, me table, etc. Classes are held on Sundays and on public holidays, as per schedule provided by SOL. The centre provides academic, administrave and logisc support during Sundays and holidays and holds examinaon at the end of the session. SOL Kalindi College is successfully running under the guidance and supervision of Dr. Anula Maurya (Principal) and Mr. Amit Gupta (Administrave Officer Offg.). The Kalindi centre offers B.A.(Prog.) to the students of I, II and III YEAR. The centre has helped hundreds of students to realize their dream of higher educaon and will connue to do in future as well. First‐year classes of B.A. (PROG.) were scheduled from November 2018 to March 2019, II year and III‐year classes have been scheduled from December 2018 to March 2019. A total of 10 teachers have been engaged in I year teaching, 9 teachers in II year and 9 teachers in III year teaching. For this we have been using TRI block and Student Amenies Block.

Infrastructure Development and Facilities

Infrastructure Development Coordinator: Mr. Amit Gupta A. COMPLETED PROJECTS: ‐

S.NO . PROJEC T LOCATION YEAR USAGE/DESCRIPTION 1 AMPHITHEATRE/OPEN air theatr e PLAY GROUND 2013‐14 FOR ANNUAL FEST, SPORTS, SEMINAR ETC. 2 TEACHING, RESEARCH AND INNOVATION BLOCK OPPOSITE 2013‐14 12 Class rooms, 02 (TRI BLOCK )‐ SEMI PUCCA CLASSROOM S SCIENCE BLOCK common rooms, 02 store With following facilies: rooms, and toilets on each A . UGC Resource cum Research & Innovaon floor. Room: Facility of 20 computers (8 Computers for UGC Resource centre) all joined with LAN B. Medical‐Cum‐Psychologist Room: Equipped with medical aid box, observaon table, and oar equipment C. IBSD room: Centre for women Entrepreneurship in North East has been established 3 RENOVATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE BLOC K Admin. Block 2013‐14 Following Facilies are available ✓ Conference Room ✓ Seminar Room ✓ Modern Accounts & Admin ✓ Mini Staff Room ✓ AO & Bursar Room ✓ IQAC Room 4 RENOVATION OF BOTANY & ZOOLOGY MUSEU M Science Block 2014‐15 The renovated Museum provides good and facilitated atmosphere in the college for the academic acvies and praccal. 5 CONVENTION CENTRE AN DSTUDENTS AMENITIES Adjacent to Old 2014‐15 Following Facilies are BLOCK Academic Block available ✓ SC/ST Cell ✓ Student’s Union Room ✓ Tutorial Rooms ✓ B. Voc. (Prinng Technology & Web Designing) 6 SPORTS UTILITY CENTE R Adjacent to TRI 2014‐15 ✓ Sports Room Block ✓ Gym ✓ Yoga & T T Room 7 CONSTRUCTION OF PARKING ARE A Behind a TRI 2015‐16 ✓ Organized parking Block up to facility Sangam Parisar ✓ Gulmohar Trees & Neem Trees have been planted alternavely 8 ADDITIONAL ROOM IN THE SCIENCE BLO CK 2015‐16 ✓ Designed to accommodate, 50 computers and furniture’s, along with two AC’s. ✓ Now provides enough space to a Dark Room (Physics) 9 INSTALLATION OF ADDITIONAL CCTV CAME RA 2015‐16 ✓ Mor e than 150 cameras have covered the enre campus. 10 RENOVATION OF TOILETS IN THE SCIENE CBLOCK 2015‐16 ✓ To facilitate usage in a proper manner. 11 SOLAR SYSTEM PROJE CT 2016‐17

College has undertaken this project on the open roof top, in consultaon with the Govt of NCT of Delhi. The project has been undertaken by Hero Solar Energy Pvt. Ltd, New Delhi, under the project name “61.75 KWp Grid Connected Solar Power Plant at Kalindi College”, which has been installed under IPGCL Scheme. a design, supply, installaon, commissioning, operaon and maintenance is being done by Hero Solar Energy Pvt Ltd. Project is successfully generang 61 KWp in the college. An MoU has been signed for 25 Years. This has reduced power consumpon in the college to a great extent.

B. PROJECTS THAT HAVE BEEN STARTED:

1. GIRLS HOSTEL: PWD has started to construct a North East Girls Hostel at the back side of Amphitheatre in the Playground, aer incorporang addion of one more floor, warden room, balcony, guest room etc. The foundaon stone has been laid down by Prof. D.B. Sahoo, Ex‐Chairman, Kalindi College. College has received grant from the University of Delhi and work is going on hostel work by PWD has been started

Floor No. of No. of Addional Facility Rooms Beds Ground 24 72 ✓ Kitchen ✓ Washing Area ✓ Cook Room Cold Storag e ✓ Dry stor e ✓ Office ✓ Dining Room Area: 1351.29 Sq. M First 28 84 ✓ Two Mul‐Purpose Halls ✓ Provision for 3 Bed Room Kitchen ✓ Servant Room ✓ Dining Room ✓ Open Area Area: 1296.27 Sq. M Second 28 84 Area: 1246.72 Sq. M ✓ Two Mul‐Purpose Halls ✓ Provision for 2 Bed Room Kitchen ✓ Servant Room ✓ Dining Room ✓ Open Area TOTAL 80 240 Area: 3894.28 Sq. M Hostel is expected to be completed by next academic year 2019‐20. C. PROJECTS ABOUT TO START SOON: • RENOVATION OF SANGAM PARISAR: The work of renovaon and extension of Sangam Parisar is to be undertaken by PWD. It will raise seang capacity in the hall as two storey Balcony would be added to increase accommodaon. The college green rooms, toilets and rest rooms have also been incorporated alongwith a provision of Centralized AC & PA system. The same has been inaugurated by His Holiness, 14th Dalai Lama on 28.01.2015. The work is about to start soon by PWD. • ELECTRIFICATION OF a CAMPUS: This project is under consideraon with PWD (Electrical) and shall provide adequate lighng in and around the campus, especially near the boundaries of the college, to prevent any unauthorized entry or untoward incidence. • EXTENTION OF LIBRARY: The College is undertaking a project of extension of Library through PWD wherein it has provided a space for construcon of Porta Cabin over a floor of a Library Block. This would ease a problem of books storage besides providing adequate space in the Library. • IMPROVEMENT OF SEWER SYSTEM: The College is having old sewer system and Therefore, many a mes occurs chocking of man holes and back flows, especially during rainy season. In order to improve this sewer system, the college has provided a work of improvement of sewer system, keeping in view of a newly added building load, to PWD. The work is going to start soon.

D. PROJECTS TO BE UNDERTAKEN: 1. EXTENSION OF SCIENCE BLOCK: A preliminary esmates of PWD for construcon of G+3 Floor building, in front of Power House, have been approved. This building would provide enough rooms and halls to be ulized as class rooms/ Labs etc. An exisng science block shall be joined with this new building. 2. EXTENSION OF ACADEMIC BLOCK: A preliminary esmates of PWD for construcon of SPS building in place of exisng Canteen area has been approved. This building would provide enough space for canteen area along with addional rooms. This new building would be connected with the exisng Academic Block. 3. DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTS GROUND: The college is going to undertake a development project of a Sports Ground through a specialized agency, incorporang sports equipments and other facilies in a sports area. 4. PROVISION OF LIFT: The College is going to undertake a project of construcon of Li in the Old Academic Area, that would connect Student' s Amenies Block and Old Building, facilitang a movement of especially abled students. The college is also exploring a possibilies of providing ramps in various buildings in consultaon with PWD. 5. INSTALLATION OF CCTV: The College has installed CCTV cameras in the Admin. Block, Academic Block, Sangam Parisar, College Entrance, Science Block etc., which have been operaonal for last two years. Presently, the college has 54 cameras. Due to increase in infrastructure i.e. newly constructed TRI Block, Students Amenity Centre, Sports Ulity Centre, Parking Area etc., the college requires 40 addional cameras. This project has been finalized and CCTV would be installed soon in the addional areas. 6.BEAUTIFICATION OF THE ADMINISTRAIVE BLOCK: The college is going to undertake a project of installaon of Glasses in the Admin. Block front. It would provide a new look to the building. 7.BEAUTIFICATION OF ENTRANCE GATE: The project of new entrance gate is being undertaken by the college. The project would provide new gate and enhanced security at the entrance. 8. CENTRALISED PA SYSTEM FOR COLLEGE: The College is exploring opons to provide centralized PA system, for immediate and emergent communicaon, connecng all class‐rooms with good administraon. Library Librarian: Ms Karnika Gaur The library resources have been enhanced during the year 2018‐19 and the total collecon of the library reached up to 83,464 books including Book Bank and Student Aided Fund books. The Library users have been able to enlighten themselves by going through the newly added books. At present library is subscribing 103 magazines/journals and 16 newspapers in English and Hindi languages on different areas of interest for its readers. The library has a web center to access e‐resources, separate reading room for consultaon purposes and photocopy facility for the students and staff. The remote login access of e‐resources through N‐List login ID is also provided by the library.

Placement Cell Convener: Dr. Indu Choudhary Co-Convener:Dr. Pankaj Kumar

The Placement Cell of Kalindi College, 'Kryptus', came into existence in September 2017. Currently the team consists of 12 members who understand the zeal of the placement cell and strive hard to serve the best on the platter. The induction of the student council was to have representation of students in the placement cell to better understand their needs and to smooth the channels of communication and information dissemination. As has always been, the foremost focus of the Placement Cell is to provide the undergraduate students of the college with opportunities to intern and get placed in reputed organizations in the private sector be it multinational companies or the NGOs. A related challenge is to equip students with the skills to face the process of screening and selection used by potential employers. On 5 September 2018, a new year of placement cell begun with an orientation program for the students, especially the freshers in order to acquaint them with the professional world which is full of plethora of opportunities. The cell got an overwhelming response as more than 100 students enthusiastically participated in the same. With a new year, team Kryptus aims to provide a better experience to the students, so in order to give them a glimpse of their future endearments, the cell in association with the T.I.M.E institution organized an aptitude test on 12th September 2018 followed by a detailed discussion on the entrance exams like CAT, SSC etc on 13th September 2018. . It was a test held by one of the members of the institute (MR. SANKALP). Many students turned up for the test as the team of Kryptus had already made them aware about the test. It helped them to get a glimpse of these exams and also rank themselves which help them to pull up their socks for the preparation of the same. The team believes in over all training of the students in order to help them excel in their own elds and also make the institution proud to have them as a part of it. Keeping the same thought Kryptus organized a workshop on Group Discussion and Personal Interview on 26th September 2018 which was again an eye-wakening session for the students. In January 2018, placement drive was conducted by Jio, which is a leading company in the telecom industry. They offered the proles of sales, marketing, HR etc. to the students. 14 students appeared for the interview out of which 11 students were selected and placed successfully. Kryptus, in association with T.I.M.E conducted a second round of sessions on Group Discussion and Personal Interview which took place on 23rd January 2018 and 30th January 2018 respectively. More than 80 students were a part of the drive which added to their set of skills and knowledge. Realizing that building is a continuous process, and the more opportunities Kryptus brings to the platter the higher the y. Keeping the same in mind the cell sent the third year students for the ofce interviews of KVCH on 5th March 2019 and in Grapes Digital on 6th March 2019. On 8th March 2019, the Placement Cell organized its mega event, The Internship Fair 2019 where 20 companies like Sharekhan, VQMS and NGOs like Unnati, Upay were invited. More than 150 students including students from other DU colleges participated in the internship fair. The Internship Fair observed over 350 online and ofine registrations by enthusiastic students. Team Krypus is also working in close coordination with Yes Bank for an Internship Program. They would be offering students a one-week intensive classroom training by renowned industry leaders on leadership, marketing, communications, digital and social media and a seven week placement in NGOs to work on well- dened communication projects. In April 2019, the Placement Cell would be organising a Job Week with 25 companies like Aviation, Jio etc. which deal in providing telecom services in India, and many others.

Internal Complaints Committee Presiding Officer: Dr. Pushpa Bindal

The Internal Complaints Commiee (ICC) is constuted in each college of University of Delhi under “The sexual harassment of women at workplace (prevenon, prohibion and redressal) act, 2013” hereinaer referred to as “The Act, 2013”. University of Delhi has nofied that the provisions of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevenon, Prohibion and Redressal) Act, 2013 and the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevenon, Prohibion and Redressal) Rules, 2013 supersede the University Ordinance XV‐D, with immediate effect. The Act, 2013 is an Act to provide protecon against sexual harassment of women at workplace and for the prevenon and redressal of complaints of sexual harassment and for maers connected therewith or incidental thereto.Any aggrieved woman may make, in wring, a complaint of sexual harassment at workplace to the Internal Commiee if so constuted, or the Local Commiee in case it is not so constuted, within a period of three months from the date of incident and in case of series of incidents, within a period of three months from the date of last incident. Note: For Complete Act, kindly refer to Collegewebsite. Internal Complaints Commiee of Kalindi College organized a workshop " Legal Awareness of women on sexual harassment, Pre Concepon, Pre Natal and Diagnosc Techniques Acts" on 19th September 2018 under convenership of Dr. Pushpa Bindal. Honorable Judge Vinod Kumar Meena, Secretary, DLSA, West, Tis Hazari Court, Delhi and Dr. Girish Shastri, Nodal Officer, West district Court were the resource persons for the workshop who provided informaon about the act and legal services provided by Government to the fully packed auditorium. Counselling Facilities Convener: Dr. Shanuja Beri The counselling facility aims to mobilize all the available resources of the college or home forsasfacon of the vocaonal, educaonal and socio‐personal needs of the students. Its objecve is also to help students develop, opmize and ulize their skills and correct the sources of their weaknesses and to improve the standard of educaon. 1. Counsellor Ms. Namrata Punia is available for 3 days a week, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 9.00 am to 12.00 noon. She is available in the Medical Room in the TRI Block. 2. Register of counseling is being maintained by the Counsellor 3. WUS form is available in the Office (AO) as well as is being made available on the website. 4. Four sanitary vending machines are available in the College premises. 5. Ms. Punia also visited the classrooms to appraise and create awareness of the presence of a counsellor and the guidance that can be provided by her for the students benefit. The students are also provided slots in their metable to be able to visit the Counsellor with their problems. 6. The Faculty is also involved in counselling the students and a schedule of their availability is provided on the website.

Medical Facilities Coordinator: Dr. Kanchan Batra

College provides good medical facilies to the students and staff. A well maintained medical room with bed, wheel chair, screen, weighing machine, sphygmomanometer, steamer and good quality medicines areavailable in TRI block. A doctor comes on alternate days in a week. Doctor is available for the students and staff for their minor complaints from 10:00am to 1:00pm

Garden Committee Convener: Dr. Sanavar Soham Co-convener: Dr. Arunjeet Botanical Garden is a place where the plants from different places, regions and countries are grown and maintained according to their habitat and importance. Here the plants of medicinal importance, ornamental plants, economically important plants and also the plants facing danger of exncon are grown and maintained under strict scienfic monitoring. Botanical Garden plays an acve role not only in academic and economical benefit, but also in ex‐situ conservaon of biodiversity.

Kalindi College has put in efforts to transform every untouched nook and corner into green areas through the myriad shades of colour of plants and flowers. The floral fragrances boost the mood and provide an ambient environment for enhancing the creavity of youth. The college has maintained five gardens namely, Herbal Garden-“our real treasure'' , Buddha Garden: “Upekkha: A state of absolute tranquility”, Theme Park‐ “State of Art garden”, Saraswa Garden‐“ a symbol of creave art, wisdom, language and purity, a lawn with tree lined avenue of Bole Palms”, Buerfly Park: “symbolism of happiness, vision and healthy environment”, August Kran Park‐ “A domain for our students and acvies during various college fests”, Aquac ecosystem (simulaon). Our gardens have received various presgious awards from me to me. Kalindi College Garden Commiee had carried a Plantaon Drive in associaon with Delhi University Garden Commiee as a part of “Monsoon Tree‐Planng Drive” on 16th September 2018. A variety of plant species were planted in our Herbal Garden common among which are Areca Palms and other air purifying plants. Among many new addions of various plant species in our herbal garden, few are nave of North Eastern part of India. Hard work of all the gardeners is commendable in maintaining such species and achieving the desired goals.

Canteen Committee Convener: Dr. Punam Sachdeva, Co-convener: Dr. Monika Bassi

The college is running a well‐equipped canteen. The students have a sing area both inside and outside the canteen. The staff has a separate seang, facing the beauful parks. A suggeson Box is also placed along with a Complaint Register. The college has a separate Nescafe counter which is extremely popular in the college due to availability of popular Nestle products. A step towards healthy opons of food and beverages is the highly welcomed Mother Dairy kiosk. The Canteen Commiee has always put constant efforts to maintain and improve the quality, hygiene and cleanliness of all three counters. The Canteen Commiee thanks the Principal, staff and students for their valuable suggesons.

Learning by Doing Orientation Day Convener: Dr. Shilpika Bali Mehta Co-convener: Ms. Shalini Sharma

The general orientaon program for 1st year students of Kalindi College was held on July 19, 2018, in Sangam Parisar at 9.30 a.m. Deputy Commissioner of Police, Ms Monika Bharadwaj graced the occasion as the Chief Guest along with Chairman, College Governing Body, Mr. Deepak Marwah, Treasurer, Mr Ankush Narang, Principal, Dr Anula Maurya. The program started with welcome of the guests, presentaon of college song, classical dance and lighng of the inaugural lamp. Address to the students and parents by the Principal, Chairman, Treasurer and Chief Guest was followed by yoga presentaon. Conveners of various college commiees such as Academic, An‐Ragging, Proctoral, ICC, Timetable, Library, Remedial, Coaching, Scholarship, WDC, Gandhi Study Circle, Ambedkar Study Circle, Equal Opportunity Cell, Student's Union, Lehren, Add‐on Courses, Medical and Counselling and Alumni Associaon briefed the gathering about the funconing and acvies of their commiees. Light refreshments were served. Vote of thanks was given by the convener. The department wise orientaons were conducted in alloed rooms by the respecve TICs and faculty. Orientaons for NCC, NSS and Sports department were held later as per schedule. Independence Day Convener: Dr. Rini Pundir (Department of History)

Department of History, Kalindi College celeberated 72th Independence Day on August 13, 2018 in the college premises. The occasion was graced by Shri. Jai Prakash Agrawal, an eminent polician and Mr. Deepak Marwah, Chairman Governing Body. They were given guard of honour by the students of NCC of the college. The program started with the hoisng of the Tricolor flag followed by the singing of the Naonal Anthem and 'Sare Jahan Se Achchha' by the students from the Department of Music. Dr. Anula Maurya and Mr. Deepak Marwah, Principal and Chairman Governing Body respecvely, honoured the Chief Guest with planter and shawl. The principal in her welcome address requested the students to take pride in being an Indian and also encouraged them to feel responsible towards Naon. The Chairman in his speech menoned the feeling of joy and happiness when he came back to India. He advocated the students to believe in 'Equality of all caste, religions and creed,' so that eradicaon of apartheid became possible. Our esteemed guest who happened to be a renowned polician had expressed happiness in being invited and requested the students to light the lamp of posivity, promise, love and affecon in mind. He gave a very brief anecdote of how Mahatma Gandhi movated people to fight against Brish hegemony and paved the path for Freedom. Sui generis to this anecdote he talked about the lives of other young freedom fighters who le their families for the love of the country. The celebraon was concluded with the cerficate distribuon to those students who won in the 'Poster and Collage Making' compeon organized by the Department of History on August 10, 2018.

Republic Day Convener: Dr. Rakhee Chauhan (Department of Political Science)

Republic Day in India is celebrated every year with great pride on 26th of January to honour the Constuon of India as, it came into force in 1950. The Department organised the 70th Republic Day of India on 25th January 2019 with gaiety and patrioc fervor. The ceremony took place in the presence of Chief Guest Prof. Sangit Ragi, Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi Principal Dr. Anula Maurya, faculty members, NCC Cadets and students. Chairman of the College Shri Deepak Marwah also graced the funcon with his presence. On the occasion, Prof. Ragi hoisted the Naonal Flag followed by the beauful rendion of some old and new patrioc songs by the faculty members and students of Department of Music. Prof. Ragi movated the students with his inspiring words. He also discussed the issues that the naon is currently facing and urged everyone to unite against them. Principal Ma'am added that India is a country of different religions, customs and tradional languages known for its cultural diversity throughout the world. India is an epitome of unity in diversity based on democracy and tolerance. The hour‐ long ceremony culminated with the singing of Naonal Anthem. Students' Union Report Convener: Dr. Meena Charanda Co-convener: Dr. Shanuja Beri

Students'Union 2018‐19, was appointed on 24th August 2018 wherein Muskan from BA Programme third year was appointed as the President and Jahanvi from Polical Science Honours second year as Vice President followed by appointment of 15 other union members. Students'Union organized it's first event of the tenure on 26th September which was Delhi Times Fresh Face on Campus. The event was organised in Collaboraon with Delhi Times and was a great plaorm for Freshers to showcase their talent. Followed by this was the Oath Taking ceremony and the Fresher's Welcome which was organised on 4th October. The event was graced by dignitaries, Chief Guest Prof. Ramesh Kumar Pandey (Vice chancellor‐ Lal Bahadur Shashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth), Ms. Nisha (Ms. India Asia Pacific) and Mr. Mridul Madhok (Roadies Fame). The event was a success and students whole heartedly enjoyed the party which was powerpacked with performances of renowned singers. Aer this grand event Students'Union organised Desh Ki Baat event on 31st October 2018 which was an extempore Compeon. The event gave a plaorm to students in order to express their views on naonalism. On 2nd November 2018 Students'Union organised Tejasv'18 the Diwali Mela which had various events, stalls, performances etc for the students to enjoy the season of fesvity. The event was graced by the presence of Ms. Mehak Sethi (Fashion Blogger, Influencer). On 19th and 20th of February 2019 Students'Union organised Lehren‐19, the annual cultural fest of the college, which was a two day event with over 20 Compeons for students from all the colleges of DU and other private universies. The event became even more special with the star night by Shael‐ India's beloved pop singer. On 28th February Students'Union organised MTV roadies campus tour which was graced by energec presence of Shru Sinha and Gaurav Alugh (Splitsvilla winners and roadies fame). The event in all was a great show and students enjoyed the various tasks with the celebries. Followed by this amazing powerpacked show, Students'Union organised a special career counseling session for aspiring law students in Collaboraon with the Lloyd Law School. The session was really helpful and informave for the students. The counselors guided the students on various prospects of law. The Students' Union is yet to organise the annual day and farewell 2019.

Fresher's Welcome and Oath Ceremony Convener: Dr. Meena Charanda Co-convener: Dr. Shanuja Beri

Kalindi College, University of Delhi organised the Oath Ceremony and Fresher's Welcome on 4th October 2018. The event was graced by the kind presence of the eminent Chief Guest Prof. Ramesh Kumar Pandey (Vice chancellor‐ Lal Bahadur Shashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth) and Guest of Honour Prof. Neeta Sehgal (Proctor, University of Delhi). The special guest for the event were Mr. Deepak Marwah (Chairman, Governing Body), Mr. Ankush Narang (Treasurer, Governing Body) and Dr. Anula Maurya (Principal, Kalindi college). The event was iniated by the Students' Union under the guidance of Dr. Meena Charanda (Convenor, students' union) and Shanuja Beri (Co‐Convenor, students' union). The event began with lightening of the lamp and was followed by the enlightening speeches from the guests. The members of NUPUR ‐ the dance society of the college performed a classical dance as a part of the event. Further, the newly elected students' union and staff advisors were given badges of their respecve posts. The enre union took the oath to serve the instuon with the best of their efforts, utmost discipline and loyalty, and also promised to abide by all the rules and regulaons of the instuon. Muskan, A third year student from BA programme was badged as the president and Jahanvi Soni as the Vice President followed by badging of all the other post holders of the Students' Union 2018‐19. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Shanuja Beri (Co‐convenor Students' Union). Aer the Oath taking ceremony, the Fresher's Welcome started wherein the event was graced by the Chief Guest for the aernoon Shikha A. Sharma (Leading diecian and nutrionist, a renowned figure in media). The Fresher's Welcome held a contest to choose Ms. Freshers for the year 2018. The contest was named Ms. Kalindi 2018 and to judge the same, Mr. Mridul Madhok (model, parcipant of 'Dang in the Dark' reality show) and Nisha Khan (Ms. India Asia Pacific 2017) were present at the event. The event witnessed a large number of parcipaon from freshers of all the respecve departments. The event included live performances by renowned arsts namely Maud, Ashish, Sultan Singh, Abhishek Payal, Deecoy, Noddy Singh, KamalpreetJohny, Nikhil, Sanchi. Apart from such amazing performances, Freshers walked the ramp and went through a Talent and Q&A round for the Miss Kalindi contest. At the end of the event Tanya, A first year student from English honours was crowned as Miss Kalindi 2018, while the 1st runner up was Aanchal from Bsc. Zoology honours and 2nd runner up was Krika Khurana from the department of Journalism. The event concluded with vote of thanks by Muskan (President, Students' Union). The event was sponsored by BUZZ EVENTS PVT. LTD.

LEHREN 2019 Convener: Ms. Nidhi Arora Co-convener: Dr. Rakhee Chauhan Student Union Advisors: Dr. Meena Charanda and Dr. Shanuja Beri

The two day annual inter‐college cultural fesval 'Lehren' of Kalindi College, University of Delhi was held during 19th and 20th February, 2019. The fest was inaugurated by honourable Minister of State for Medical & Health, Rajasthan, Prof. Subhash Garg in presence of Principal, Dr. (Ms.) Anula Maurya, with a host of cultural and co‐ curricular acvies planned for two days. The theme for this year's Lehren was “Gulistan: Har Gul Ek Farishta” to Glorify the beauty of Pluralism through various cultural events.

The two day cultural extravaganza witnessed enthusiasc parcipaon from various colleges and Universies in and around Delhi. In overall 31 compeve events were held in which more than 1250 students from approx. 35 different undergraduate colleges parcipated. The students' showcased extraordinary talent in compeons like Photography, Rangoli making, Street play, Group dance, Group song, Ad‐mag Show and Fashion Show amongst many others. Dr. (Ms.) Anula Maurya, Principal, Kalindi College, appreciated the efforts of the teaching, non‐teaching staff, Students' Union , Lehren Convenor Ms. Nidhi Arora and co‐ convener Dr. Rakhee Chauhan, Students' Union staff advisors Dr. Meena Charanda and Shanuja Beri for successful conduct of Lehren‐2019. The fashion show on the first day was judged by Ex‐Roadies Mr. Milan Verma and Fashion Blogger Ms. Saloni Sehra. Along with the students, the teachers and non‐teaching staff of Kalindi College were not far behind in showcasing their talents through their respecve Talent shows on the second day of the event. Under Song Category among teachers – Dr. Manjulata, Dr. Baljeet Kaur and Dr. Rinku bagged Ist, IInd and Consolaon Prizes respecvely whereas under dance Category among teachers – Dr. Nivedita Giri and Mr. Gaurav Kumar bagged Ist and IInd Prizes respecvely. Among Non‐Teaching Staff, Mr. Ram Lakhan and Mr. Avdesh stood Ist and IInd under singing compeon category whereas Mr. Sanjay Kumar and Ms. Sonu Sharma stood Ist and IInd under dance compeon category. The fesval reached its crescendo as the students grooved to the tunes of the popular pop singer Shael during Star Night, which culminated the two day extravaganza. Lehren 2019 was sponsored by Canara Bank, Pepsi, Shahnaz Husain (Beauty Partner), 360 Adversing Producon (Trophy Partner), Mayur Jug (Giing partner), Insightone (Exclusive Partner), Sumit producons (Photography Partner). Media Partners for Lehren 19 were DU Bullen, The Educaon Tree and Campus Bloggers. Lehren 19 was covered in full page coverage by Times of India Newspaper also.

Pravah College Magazine Convener: Ms. Monica Zutshi Co-Convener: Ms. Rekha Meena

Editorial Board: English Section: Ms. Monica Zutshi (In charge), Ms. Sneha Sawai, Mr. Sushrut Bhatia; Hindi Section: Ms. Rekha Meena (In charge), Ms. Ritu, Dr. Brahmanand; Sanskrit Section: Dr. Deshraj (In charge), Dr. Manju Lata, Mr. Vishvajeet; Dr. Kalpana Kumari (Botany), Dr. Sanavar Soham (Botany), Dr. Arunjit (Botany) and Mr. Pankaj Sambhyal (Computer Science).

Pravah is the trilingual student magazine published by the college and released on Annual Day. Published in English, Hindi and Sanskrit, it provides students a medium of expression and showcases their preoccupaons, thoughts and feelings, both through wring and their art work. Furthermore, the magazine also gives space to the photographs of the events and acvies that the college organises throughout the year. The theme of Pravah this year is “The Impact of Social Media”. This topic is relevant to one and all, and to our students parcularly. Students have seen and imbibed the internet since they were born and the use of social media is especially ubiquitous for the youth of today. With the proliferang of various social media plaorms, both communicaon and expression through them have become a maer of course. Through many plaorms we find that the youth are able to speak their mind and share their thoughts and feelings openly with others. They are able to know and connect with others who are like minded and can help to bring further posive changes at a much bigger scale and at a much more rapid pace. These plaorms also bring hope that in spite of a large number of important issues jostling for space, we can find enough people to take up cudgels for those that are closest to their heart. Social media plaorms are also seen as a possibility for the flourishing of a true democrac spirit in which a diversity of viewpoints can be debated. However, there are disadvantages that are also concomitant with the use of social media. Dishonesty, insecurity, a destrucve compeve streak, stalking, shaming, trolling, rumour mongering, hate speech and mobilizaon of violence against groups are some of the more reprehensible effects of the use of social media. Since the booking of culprits is not always easy, those who use social media in order to spread negavity oen find the freedom to spew the worst of their thoughts without responsibility, do so with impunity. Hence those using these plaorms must also be vigilant. No publicaon is the work of an individual; we have a number of colleagues and students to thank for their contribuon. We are grateful to our Principal, Dr. Anula Maurya for her support and encouragement. We also appreciate the hard work put in by the enre team of student editors: Shriya Bajpai and Bhavya Srivastava, both from III BA(H) English (English Secon), Priyanka, Mahima and Nidhi Tomar, all from III BA(H) Hindi (Hindi Secon), and Deepika Bidlan, III BA(H) Sanskrit, and Nikita Sanskrit and Shri Mishra Sanskrit, both from II BA(H) Sanskrit (Sanskrit Secon).

Activities of The Various Cultural Clubs Convener: Dr. Meena Charanda Co-Convener: Dr Shanuaja Beri Students' union, under the guidance of respecve advisors runs a number of cultural clubs in the college. The purpose of parcipaon of students in cultural acvies is to enhance their personal skills and confidence. The college has designated one hour every week for Cultural‐ Club acvies. Each student joins at least one of the clubs, it is mandatory for every student. All teachers are involved in the successful funconing of these clubs. Following cultural‐ clubs are funconal:

1. Debang Society: Vagartha English Debate Hindi Deba te 2. Quiz Society: Brain Twis ter Quiz 3. Dramac Society One Act Play: Fit oor Street Play: Mehfil‐ E‐ Raqs

4. Music Society: Mausiqui Light Music (Sa Re Ga)

Antakshri 5. Dance Society: NUPUR Solo Dance (Indian &Western) Group Dance (Folk & Western) 6. Society for Creave Skills: Srijan Ad‐ Mag Show Tickle Your Funny Bone (Humorous Presentaon) Dumb Charades Sanskrit Tarangini Just A Minute (Extempore Wring English) Katha Kahani (Creave Wring English) Of Muses and Bards (English Poetry Club) Kavya Srish Poetry Recitaon in Hindi 7. Fine Arts Club: KALAKRIT I Collage Making Face Painng & Taoo Making Jewellery Designing Mehendi Designing Poster Making Rangoli

8. Fashion Society (Fashion‐ IS‐ TA) Fashion Show

9. Fitness Club Aerobics & Yoga 10 Encore: Photography and Film Society 11. College Band

Achievements of the students for the year 2018-19 List of Prizes won by Students in Lehren-19 S.No Event No of No of Prizes Teams Parcipants 1. Group Song 9 115 I‐ Team Maitreyi College II‐ Team SGND Khalsa College 2. Kalakri: Rangoli 4 7 I‐ Mr. Ajay (Rajdhani College) II‐ Ms. Ankita & Ms. Himanshi (Kalindi College)

3. Srijan – Ad‐Mag Show 6 17 I‐ Arzoo, Smita Ankita (Kalindi College) II‐ Smri, Somil, Rahul (Molal Nehru College evening) 4. Of Muses and Bards: 3 3 I‐ SugnaGanguly (Kalindi College) Slam Poetry II‐ Arja Dileep K. (Kalindi College) 5. Fitoor : Street Play 16 378 I‐ Team Shaheed Rajguru College II‐Team MAIT Best Actor‐ Mr. Prashant Singh Tomar, MAIT Best Actress‐ Ms. Anupama, Saheed Rajguru College 6. Srijan – Just a Minute 7 10 I‐ Ms. Priyanka Bha (Asian School of Media Studies) II‐ Aarushi and Kalpana Punia (Kalindi College) 7. Group Dance‐Folk 5 54 I‐ Team Sri Venkateshvara College II‐ Team Gargi College III‐Team SGND Khalsa College 8 Group Dance‐ 19 280 I‐ Team Shri Aurbindo College Western II‐ Team JDMC College III‐ Team IHC and Ramanujan College 9. Antakshri 5 10 I‐ Ms. Riya Goyal & Ms. Harshita Singh (Kalindi College) II‐ Mr. Harshvardhan Rai & Ms. Shreya Dubey (Sri Aurbindo College) 10. SRIJAN: Creave 11 11 I‐ Arunabh Chaudhry (Sri Aurbindo College) wring II‐ Angha Vinod (Kalindi College) (English) 11. VAGARTHA : Debate 10 20 I‐Mr. Shivam Saxena & Ms. Ishika Kumari (Rajdhani (Bilingual) College) II‐ Ms. Gayatri Yadav & Mr. Sanya Khurana (Hindu College) Best Interjector‐ Mr. Aman Manchanda (Jaypee Instute of Informaon Technology, Noida) Running Trophy‐ Rajdhani College 12. Tickle Your Funny 3 6 I‐ Mr. Nasir Khan & Mr. Deepak Rawat (Swami Bone Shraddhanand College) II‐ Ms. Riya Arora & Ms. Samranjot Kaur (Kalindi College) 13 Beat Box 3 3 I‐ Mr. Parikshit (Shaheed Bhagat Singh College) II‐ Mr. Sugam (MAIMS) 14 Kalakri: Poster 7 7 I‐ Priyanshu (Kalindi College) making II‐ Kiran (College of Arts) 15 Fashion‐Is‐Ta 13 171 I‐ Team Daulat Ram College (Fashion Show) II‐Team Dyal Singh College 12 Titles 16 Sa‐Re‐Ga Solo Singing 8 12 I‐ Kajal (Kalindi College) (Indian) Sakshi taneja (LSR college) II‐ Anshika Sharma (Dyal Singh Evening College) III‐Shashank Kaushik (Dyal Sing Evening College) 17 ViewFinder: 4 8 I‐ Ms. Ishita Mandal (Kalindi College) Photography II‐ Ms. Prachi Aryal (Kalindi College) Compeon 18 Srijan: Kavya Srish 13 21 I‐ Honey Tyagi (SOL) (Hindi) II‐ Alok Suman (Mo Lal Nehru College) Consolaon – Mahima (Kalindi College) 19 Srijan: 8 8 I‐ Mahima (Kalindi College) RachnatmakLekhan II‐ Neeraj (Mo Lal Nehru College) (Hindi) 20 Graffi 3 7 I‐ Mohiba and Muskan (Maitreyi College) II‐Anjali, Shipra and Tanu (Kalindi College) 21 Solo Dance‐Indian 1 1 I‐ Ms. Srilakshmi (Kalindi College) 22 Solo Dance‐Western 5 5 I‐ Mr. Anubhav (Dyalsingh (M)) II‐ Ms. Shweta (kalindi College) 23 Brainstorm: Quiz 4 8 I‐ Mansa K. & Shreya Rawat (Kalindi College) II‐ Rajni Gupta & Ravi Shankar (IP University) 24 Kalakri:Face 5 10 I Face Painting‐ Ms. Muskan Verma (Maitreyi College) Painng/Taoo I Taoo Making ‐ Ms. Mahiba Urooj (Maitreyi College) Making 25 Srijan: Sanskrit 6 16 I‐ Ms. Nikita (Kalindi College) Tarangini II‐ Mr. Shubham (Molal Nehru College) 26 Kalakri :Mehendi 6 6 I‐ Ms. Garima (JDMC) II‐Ms. Shilpi (ARSD) Appreciaon Cerficate‐ Ms. Heena (Kalindi College) 27 Mehfil‐e‐Raqs: 5 78 I‐ Team Molal Nehru College One Act Play II‐Team Kalindi College Best Actor‐ Rahul (Mo Lal Nehru College) 29 Kalakri: Collage 4 9 I‐ Riya Arora, Samarjot Kaur (Kalindi College) Making II‐ Nishtha Giri, Neha Gupta, Anju (Kalindi College

Departmental Societies B.A. Programme Society Convener: Dr. Utpal Kumar B.A. (Prog.) Society was formed by the Principal Dr. Anula Maurya to boost up the morale of the students who under esmate the course of B.A. (Prog.) as compared to other B. A. (H) courses. This iniave has inculcated a stream of confidence, bonding and associaon among students of different secons of B.A. (prog.) classes. This year the B.A.(Prog.) Society conducted a group orientaon programme at 19th July, 2018 which helped the students regarding the clarity of C.B.C.S. (Choice Based Credit System) and about the courses which falls under A.E.C.C. and A.E.E.C. choices. The Commiee has also done some modificaons in the combined format of the course descripons with proper details of the papers of each discipline subject i.e. 10 different subjects. This format available in Microso Excel format and consists of details of the name of the papers for SEC and GENERIC papers as well which would help the students to get the clarity for the different papers which are being offered by different departments for SEC and GENERIC papers (format aached). On 12th February, 2019 students from B.A. Programme parcipated in an event tled as “HUM HI SE SAMVIDHAAN” conducted by NATIONAL WOMEN CONVENTION at Constuonal Club of India, New Delhi from 9 AM to 6 PM. The Convenon was organized by OBR India in collaboraon with ANHAD, MKSS, PCVL and SNS to safeguard the rights of women given by our constuon. Their main objecve of this academic parcipaon of BA Programme students was to get them familiar with the united voices of dissent against targeted aack on the constuonal rights of women in India. The topics for discussion were Honour killing of women in the name of preserving sancty of blood and kinship and constuonal rights of women. This programme intended to spread awareness among the students about the Issues, Causes, Debates and Reality of the Women's Rights in in Contemporary India. The BA Programme Society is looking to forward organize a student's seminar in the next academic year which would help them to learn and inculcate academic excellence within them. Biochemical Society Biocenosis” The Biochemical Society of Kalindi College includes Botany, Chemistry and Zoology departments. This society acvely involves the students of life sciences in the various co‐curricular acvies. This me the Zoology department has got the responsibility of Biochemical Society to organize the various events during academic session of 2017‐18. The elecons of Biochemical society for the session 2017‐18 were held on 11th September 2017 (Monday) in Zoology Laboratory in the presence of faculty members and the list of elected office bearers of Biochemical Society for various posts is as follows: S.No. Post Name Cour se 1. President P.S.Shru B.Sc. Life Science 3rd Y ear 2. Vice President Aishwarya Shaji B.Sc. Life Science 3rd y ear 2. Secretary Divya Dhiman B.Sc. Life Sciences 2 nd Y ear 3. Joint Secretary Priyal Taneja B.Sc. Life Sciences 2 nd Y ear 4. Treasurer Eva Sharma & Prachi Garg B.Sc. Life Sciences 3 rdyr 5. Class Representaves 1. Soumyata B.Sc. Life Science 3rd Y ear 2. Simran 6. Class Representaves 1. Harshita B.Sc. Life science 2nd Y ear 2. Shivani 7. Class Representaves 1. Rika B.Sc. Life science 1st Y ear 2. Adi

The Biochemical Society organized an Invited Talk on 10th October 2018 in the college Auditorium, “Sangam Parisar”. Dr. G. S. Sodhi, Associate Professor at Chemistry Department and Forensic Science Unit, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College, University of Delhi, Delhi‐110007 was our invited guest for the talk. Dr. Sodhi delivered a lecture on 'Role of Forensic Chemistry in processing Crime Scene Evidence'.

“It may be claimed that there is no more effecve deterrent to crime than the certainty of detecon. Equally true is that there is no surer way of establishing identy than by fingerprints. The detecon of latent fingerprints at the scene of crime and their subsequent development is therefore one of the most powerful tools available in casework invesgaons. The fingerprints found at the scene of crime or an arcle removed from it are formed when the papillary ridges leave a deposit of perspiraon on a surface with which the finger has been brought into contact. The constuents of sweat may be selecvely fixed by different chemical reagents so as to make the latent prints visible. Novel chemical composions for detecng latent fingerprints on crime scene evidence were described in the presentaon given by him. This was followed by a few case studies which highlight the importance of scienfic methods in solving crime cases”.

This lecture was very beneficial for the students of Botany, Chemistry as well as Zoology who want to work for the country in relaon to invesgang crime and pursue their careers in this sensive area. Students as well as teachers were very enthusiasc for the lecture and parcipated acvely.

Furthermore, Biochemical Society also organized various academic events (co‐curricular and extracurricular acvies). The acvies/compeons included Powerpoint Presentaon, Poster Making, Quiz, Just A Minute, Guess the Substance, Dumb Charades, Face Painng and Fotografia. Students of the college keenly parcipated in these compeons. For these eight events, excing cash prizes with cerficates were given to each of the winners including the parcipaon cerficates for parcipants. S.No. Event Winner Posion Colleg e 1. Just A minute Shraddha I Kalindi Riya Arora II Kalindi Kalpita Singh I II Kalindi 2. Face Painng Shraddha Gupta &Versha Johri I Kalindi Khushi Kaushik & Rachna Sabar II Kalindi Kanika & Yamini Asiwal I II Kalindi Riya Arora &Smaranjot Kaur Consolaon I Kalindi Vedika Sharma & Sheetal Singh Consolaon II Kalindi 3. Fotografia Rika I Kalindi Soumyata Pathak II Kalindi Shalini Sharma I II Kalindi KomalKasana Consolaon I Kalindi Vaishali Consolaon II Kalindi 4. PPT Sherin Babu & Khushboo Yadav I Kalindi Presentaon Pramada Sharan II Kalindi Kalpita Singh I II Kalindi Meghna Verma Consolaon I Kalindi Riya Arora & Sheetal Singh Consolaon II Kalin di 5. Poster Making Divyanshi Yadav I Kalindi Akansha Sharma II Kalindi Divya Singh I II Kalindi 6. Guess the Poonam I Kalindi Scienfic Anushka Sharma II Kalindi Subtance Nancy I II Kalindi 7. Quiz Deepshika, Adi, Poonam, Neha I Kalindi Somya Maheshwari, Tanya II Kalindi Maheshwari, Charu, Medha Ekta, Divya, Diksha, Shraddha I II Kalindi 8. Dumb Charades KM Shivani & Harshita I Kalindi Rika & Malika II Kalindi Mansi Goel & Soumya I II Kalindi

Department of Botany Convener: Dr (Ms) Sudesh Bhardwaj Office Bearers Post Name President Saniya Sharma B.Sc.(H)Botan y Vice President Pramada Sharan B.Sc.(H)Botan y General Secretary Meghna VermaB.Sc.(H)Botan y Joint Secretary Richa SharmaB.Sc.(H)Botan y Publicity Head Deeksha Prakash SinghB.Sc.(H)Botan y Publicity Head Poshita Sachdeva Cultural Head Sapna B.Sc.(H)Botany Cultural head Mansi B.Sc.(H)Botany Treasurer Shivani Upadhyay B.Sc.(H)Botan y Sponsorship head Divya kaushik B.Sc.(H)Botan y Proctor Deep and Garima B.Sc.(H)Botan y Class Rep. II year Sakshi Class Rep. I Year Yakshina Sharma

Execuve members: Zainab, Muskan Gandhi, ChhaviRathi, Kajal and Komal The Botanical society 'Amaranths'organised its first annual funcon on 18th October 2018. “Aster –the vibrant” was the theme of this year. The funcon was inaugurated with the lighng of Lamp by the Principal, Dr (Mrs.) Anula Maurya and our esteemed Guests Dr (Mrs.) Anjana Nanchahal, Rered associate Professor of Department of Botany, Kalindi College; Professor Prem Uniyal, Department of Botany, University of Delhi and Dr RatulBaishya, Department of Botany, University of Delhi. Dr (Mrs.) Anjana Nanchahal, had been invited as the Chief Guest. Professor Prem Uniyal delivered an extensive lectures on Plant Biodiversity. Dr RatulBaishya talked about Ecosystem Structure and Funcon. Both lecturers were highly beneficial for the students. On this occasion, the first issue of newsleer 'Newsleer Times' was also released. The inaugural funcon was followed by various compeons like Master Quiz, Botanical Rangoli, Paper Presentaon, Extempore, Slogan Wring and Pot Painng. At the end, the convener thanked the Principal, Guests, Teaching and non‐teaching staff for organizing the funcon successfully. The funcon could not have been possible without the teamwork of all office bearers.

Department of Commerce: COMQUER Convener: Dr. Pankaj Kumar

Orientaon Programme 2018‐19: An orientaon program was held by the Department of Commerce on Thursday, 19th July 2018 in Room No TRI‐6 in college at 12 pm. More than 100 students of B.Com. Honours and B. Com. along with their parents aended the orientaon. The students were introduced to all the faculty members of commerce department. The faculty members also introduced themselves along with their teaching responsibilies to them. The concept of Generic Elecve, AECC, AEEC, DSC and Core were explained to them at length. The Teacher in‐charge of Commerce Department provided me table to them. The students were informed about the aendance rules, tests, assignments, internal assessment and half yearly exams. They were ensured by all the teachers that they will not face any kind of problems in the college whatsoever including ragging of any kind.

OPENING CEREMONY CUM LECTURE AND MANAGEMENT GAME – 2018 ‐19: COMQUER, the Commerce Society of Commerce Department, Kalindi College organizes its annual funcon BIZMESH 2018‐19 and Lecture on Career aer Graduaon with special reference to Commerce Graduate under guidance of our principal, Dr. Anula Maurya on 11th October 2018. The event began with welcome‐ address by the master of ceremony followed by Lamp Lighng, Saraswa Vandana and Cultural Dance followed by lecture and management game. Dr Anjula Bansal, Dr Punam Sachdev and Dr NainaHasija falicitated the guests of the funcon Dr. Neerja Arora, Dr Indira Bhardwaj and Mr. Siddarth Jain (all from Delhi School of Business – GGSIPU, New Delhi) with memento and flower bouquets. Dr Neerja Arora discussed on the avenues aer graduaon apart from career progression in CA, CS, CMA, MBA, M. Com, MFC and LLB. Further Dr Arora discussed on compeveness of commerce students, how a commerce graduate can get an edge over the students of other stream, future demand and supply of commerce graduate and best career opon/s aer graduaon in commerce. Mr Siddarth Jain conducted a Management Game for students and faculty members, in which more than 100 quesons were asked from different area of Economics, Commerce, Business and Technology. Winners of Management Game were awarded with token/movated prizes. The Lecture ended with the vote of thanks by Dr Pankaj Kumar, TIC Commerce. The second session of the funcon started with interacve session amongst students as well as between the students and the speaker. The session consisted of Debate‐Turn Coat Business Quiz, Ad‐Mag Business Tambola, Juncture Clash, Lip‐Sing Bael, Treasure hunt and Piconary. Students of different departments of Kalindi College and students of more than 5 colleges of University of Delhi parcipated BIZMESH. The funcon concluded with Prize Distribuon to winners followed by Vote of Thanks.

Economics Society Convener: Dr. Indu Chaudhary Co-convener: Dr. Richa Gupta

Office Bearers President ...... : Nancy Tanwar Vice-President .... : Nikita Jain General Secretary : Sarah Batra Joint Secretary : Raghvi Goel Treasurer ...... : Stuti Shukla Editorial head ...... : Shreeja Guha Cultural Head ...... : Muskan Jaiswal Decor Head ...... : Madhvi Daxini

INTER‐COLLEGE ANNUAL FESTIVAL

Kalindi College Economics Society (KaCES) organised its annual Economics Fesval 'A₹thasaar'18 2.0' on 11th October, 2018. The event started with a seminar on Digital Markeng conducted by Vedatya Instute, wherein Mr Amit Kapur enlightened the students about upcoming fields like tradional markeng, social media markeng, mobile markeng, search engine markeng and many more. The inaugural address was preceded by a Paper Presentaon compeon where parcipants had to present their research papers on a predetermined list of topics like:  Cashless economy  Minimum Support Price  Reasons and Impact of rupee depreciaon on the Indian economy over a decade Students from various colleges, including non‐DU colleges parcipated in the event. They were judged on the basis of their depth of research, content, analysis, me management and presentaon. Vishal Gupta from MAIMS was awarded the 1stprize. Sanjana and Sandhya from Kalindi College secured the 2nd posion and Mayanak from Shivaji College received the 3rdprize. Student from Mata Sundari was awarded for best interjecon. This was followed by Group Discussion compeon which comprised of two rounds. Prakhar Chaudhary from DTU, Vishal Gupta from MAIMS got 1st and 2nd prize respecvely. Many DU college students marked their presence and graced the event. Following this was a Quiz Compeon which covered broad areas like polics, business, economics, geography, and many others. There were two rounds: one was Preliminary wrien round in which three teams with highest score qualified for the Rapid‐Fire round. Shubham and Swaraj of Ramanujan College bagged the 1st prize. Mobile Photography compeon was being held simultaneously. The theme for the same was "Forgoen Objects" or "Moon”. Parcipants were given an hour to submit their best picture without eding. Teesta from Kalindi College got the 1st prize. The event culminated with the Alumni Meet. Students who have graduated were invited to guide and counsel the students. They advised the students regarding how to crack Master's Entrance exams like Delhi School of Economics (DSE) entrance, Jamia Millia entrance and several others. They were also given career guidance and informed about future prospects of Economics.

English Literary Society Convener: Ms. Monica Zutshi Co Convenors: Ms. Sneha Sawai and Dr. Ch. Anupama

Office Bearers:

President – Bhavya Srivastava (III H) Vice president – Deesha Kalra (III H) General secretary- Mrinal Chawla (II H) Joint secretary –AshnaMiddha (I H)

The English Literary Society has held a number of interacve events through the academic session 2018. The details of the same are as given below: Talk by Dr. Anand Prakash For its opening event, the English Literary Society invited renowned scholar, teacher and mentor Dr. Anand Prakash, formerly Associate Professor, Hansraj College, University of Delhi to deliver a lecture on Literary Cricism on 5th September 2018. The lecture was meant to orient students to the meaning, purpose and value of literary cricism and analysis. Dr. Prakash explained the actual work that analysis entails, emphasising its personal and creave aspects, thus encouraging student to approach it as a rich, engaging acvity. Students spoke about their responses to texts and were enthused to approach the very act of reading as a creave and expressive endeavour.

Poetry Wring Workshop The English Literary Society organised a workshop on poetry wring on 1st October 2018 and it was conducted by celebrated Indian English poet and Professor, School of Humanies (English), Indira Gandhi Naonal Open University, Prof. Nandini Sahu. Prof. Sahu discussed the basics of poetry wring, and introduced students to the various forms of poetry, describing the common literary techniques used by poets. Her presentaon was followed by an interacve session in which many students brought up their concerns about wring poetry, and also their own poems with Dr. Sahu.

Inter‐college Fest “Chrysalis” Mitrakshar, the Literary Society of English, Kalindi College celebrated its annual intercollege fest entled “Chrysalis” on 8th October 2018. With its theme of 'Sexuality and Body Image', the fest aimed to bring out the sensive issue of the sexuality and body among the youth, so that it can be freely discussed and explored by everyone. The fest began with a talk by Dr. Annuradha Rakesh, a clinical psychologist, who briefly menoned various theories and then spoke at length about how they are related to the personal dynamics of relaonships between individuals and the expression that did not oen flower due to various social factors. The talk was very interacve and students freely discussed how the expression of sexuality and body image was one that was very narrow and constricve. The talk was followed by various compeons held during the fest including Slam Poetry, Costume Designing, NukkadNatak, Ad‐Mad, Weave‐A‐Tale and Beg Borrow Steal. A number of instuons such as Shivaji College, Aurobindo college, Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Bhara college, Shri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, Vivekanand Instute of Professional Studies, etc. parcipated in the compeons. In all, teams from 21colleges parcipated in the fest. The Slam Poetry compeon was judged by Ms. Monica Zutshi and Ms. Tanu Sharma. Tanuj Khandelwal from Shaheed Bhagat Singh College won the first posion and Ekta Chauhan from Bhara College won second posion. The Costume Designing compeon was judged by Ms. Shipra Gupta and Ms. L. Paveine. The team from Shivaji College secured the first posion and the inter‐college team from Zakir Hussain and Kalindi College stood second. The NukkadNatak compeon was judged Dr. Mukesh and Mr. Arun Singh Awana. The winning team was from Rajdhani College, while the second posion was won by the team of VIPS. The 'best actor' was awarded to SumantPaswan, Rajdhani College. The Weave a Tale compeon was judged by Mr. Sushrut Bhaa and Ms. L. Paveine, and won by Tanuj Khandelwal, from Shaheed Bhagat Singh securing first posion, the second posion by Chhavi Chaudhary, from Dyal Singh College, and the consolaon prize by Gargi, from Kalindi College. The Ad‐Mad compeon was judged by Ms. Shipra Gupta and Dr. Ch. Anupama. Team Kalindi won the first prize and the second was awarded to the team from B.R. Ambedkar College. The consolaon prize went to Kalindi College. The last event was Beg Borrow Steal where students of various colleges parcipated. At the end of the fest, Principal Kalindi College, Dr. Anula Maurya handed out the cerficates. The event was a grand success with more than 100 students from other colleges parcipang with great enthusiasm.

Talk on AndhaYug The English Literary Society organised a talk on 'Modern Indian Wring in English' on 14th November 2018. The invited subject experts were Dr. Indira Prasad, Associate Professor, Miranda House, Delhi University and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar, Assistant Professor, SGTB Khalsa College Delhi University. Dr. Akhilesh Kumar, who worked on translaon for his Ph.D. dissertaon, spoke on the history of translaon in relaon to Indian literature in English. Dr. Indira Prasad, who has published extensively on Translaon, spoke on the prescribed text of the course, AndhaYug by Dharamvir Bhara. She focused on the themac aspects of the text and on its translaon, using close reading to speak about the issues raised by the novel. The talk was followed by an interacve session with the students on the text and some of its more complex aspects.

Workshop on Translaon The English Literary Society organised a workshop on Translaon on 30th March 2019, conducted by Dr. Maaz Bin Bilal, Translator and Assistant Professor, Department of English, OP Jindal Global University. Dr. Bilal spoke about the various aspects of translaon, with an emphasis on concerns of literary translaon in parcular. He also discussed a comparison of different translaons of the same Urdu poem. This was followed by the parcipants pracsing the translaon of a short prose passage, and then discussing some of the nuances and difficules they faced.

Department of Geography: Geo-Group Convener: Dr. Seema Sahdev Office Bearers:

President Kusum Kapuria B.A. (H) II Vice‐President Nani Nanya B.A. (H) II General Secretary Jyo Thakur B.A. (P) III Joint Secretary Vaishnavi Kaushik B.A. (P) II Cultural Secretary Surbhi B.A. (H) II Media Secretary Sneha Agrawal B.A. (H) II Media In house Stu Shukla B.A. (H) II

Proctor Prachi hone y B.A. (H) I Treasurer InjiaGufran B.A. (H) I Chief Editor Deepika Jangr a B.A. (P) II Editor Aaliya Fama B.A. (P) I Class Representave Kanushi Sabharwal B.A. (H) I Class Representave Anshu B.A. (H) II Class Representave Riya B.A. (P) I Class Representave Diksha B.A. (P) II Class Representave Deepa B.A. (P) III

To mark the beginning of the acvies in the current session, Geo group conducted orientaon programme on 21st July 2018. On 6th September 2018, the Department organised an Awareness Workshop on Relief and Rescue operaon during Earthquake and Flood, in which a team of the Naonal Disaster Response Force gave training to students and teachers of the college. Disaster programme officer Mohit Sharma and Arshad from District Disaster Management Authority presided over the funcon. The team came up with different equipment i.e. Vicm Locang Camera, R.P Saw, Tule factor and jacket. They told different methods to rescue an unconscious vicm who might be trapped and demonstrated how to treat vicms with spinal, head and leg injuries.

On 9th October 2018 Geo Group organised an Inter‐College Geo Fest: Resurgence, 2018‐19. The theme of this year's fest was “The Role of Women in Social Transformaon” with a massage to empower the women and girl for gender equality, and raising awareness of their legal rights in order to promote their parcipaon in the decision making process, protect their rights and to encourage developments. The Chief Guest Ms. Meenakshi Lekhi, Member of Parliament, inaugurated the funcon by lighng the lamp. She talked on the importantce of women parcipaon in Indian Polics and encouraged students to take iniaves. The Guest of Honour Prof. Madhu Purnima Kishwar, Maulana Azad Naonal Professor, ICSSR, addressed the students about the true picture of women in Indian society and laws formed for women. The Guest of Honour Dr. Seema Parihar, Associate Professor, Kirori Mal College presented her research paper on Gender Atlas of Delhi. Apart from the lecture session, several events were conducted to inculcate compeve atude amongst the students. All the events i.e. Essay Wring Compeon, Painng Compeon, etc were based on the theme. Extempore provides the plaorm for students to share their views on gender issues. The students of Geography Department presented various cultural programmes i.e. Skit, group dance and poetry based on women empowerment and movang acts. Students from various colleges like Adi Mahavidyalaya, Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Shradhanand College, SPM College, Satyawa College, Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College, Dyalsingh College, Acharya Narendra Dev College, Kirori Mal College etc parcipated with full enthusiasm. List of Winners, Geo Fest: Resurgence, 2018‐19 S. No. Name of Event Posion Name of Winners Name of College 1 Extempore I Prachy Honey Kalindi College, DU II Divya Kirori Mal College, DU III Vineet Krishna Acharya Narendra Dev College, DU 2. Essay Wring I Heena Choudhary Kalindi College, DU II Beauty Kumari III Manisha Kumari 3 Painng I PriyanshuNathawat Kalindi College, DU II Pri III Astha Jain

The Department organized a one day Faculty Development Programme on GIS mapping using quantum GIS soware on 11th Feb. 2018. Dr. Daljit Chillar Associate Professor from Swami Shardhanand College was the resource person. On 25th Feb, 2019 Dr. Daljit Chiller also gives training to the students on GIS Mapping. The training programme was a hand on exercise in quantum GIS for map design, creang map layout, cartographic visualizaon and the mapping process.

Department of History: Dharohar Convenor: Dr. Rini Pundir Co-convenor:Dr.Garima Prakash

ACIVITY AND INTERACTION DAY 9th October 2018

One day departmental acvity and interacon was organised by 'Dharohar', the history society of Kalindi College. The day included two special lectures, acvies for students and society elecons for session‐ 2018‐ 2019. The day began with the society elecon which was conducted for the post of President and Secretary. The nominaons for the post of President were: Supriya Poddar (III Year) and Teena Thakur (III Year) and for the post of Secretary were: Megha Rani (II Year) and ParaambaRaghuwanshi (II Year). Subsequent to vong Supriya Poddar was elected as the President and ParaambaRaghuwanshi as the Secretary for the Society. Class representaves were also appointed. Archana Bhar and Mahima Chauhan were appointed the class representaves for I Year, Ananya Bahuguna and Megha Rani for II Year and Nikita Bisht and Nagamma for III Year. Dharohar organised two special lectures on the day. One in the morning session by Dr. Smita Sahgal, Associate Professor, Lady Sriram College and in the aernoon session by Dr. Yuthika Mishra, Associate Prof., Vivekanand College, University of Delhi. Dr. Smita Sahgal spoke on 'Reading gender relaons within the Mahabharata'. She through her research work acquainted the students with the meaning of gender, defined gender relaons and elaborated the concept of hierarchy and the power associated with it by referring to various philosophers. She explained as a result of new trends in historiography how and why we started looking at our ancient texts with new perspecve. Dr. Sahgal based her lecture on Mahabharata to explain the gender relaons by cing examples of female, male and transgender characters from the text. Her lecture inspired the listeners for the re‐reading of the text with a new insight. Dr. Yuthika Mishra spoke on 'History and Archives'. Through her well structured lecture Dr. Yuthika, explained the difference between library, archives and museums. She explained the details about the Naonal Archives of India and State Archives, their funcons and working. The objecves with which they were established and how in course of me it changed and archives became important source to write history. Dr. Yuthika also talked about ancient and medieval forms of record keeping. She explained to the students various technologies involved record management. She also explained through images various scripts in which records have been found from earlier periods like Modi, Sharda, Kaithi manuscripts. She explained various roles played by archives, how their use shied from wring the polical history to freedom struggle then to contemporary issues of marriage and constuonal rights. Dr. Yuthika also highlighted some of the challenges faced by Record Commission. To generate interest among the students she spoke on carrier opons/opportunies in the field of preservaon and conservaon. The Departmental Acvity concluded with three acvies for the students, Spin‐a‐Yarn, Quiz and Guess the Personality, which proved to be extremely engaging and popular among the students. fgUnh lkfgR; ifj"kn~ सािहय परषद ् (2018-19) सयोजक:ं डॉ. मोिहनी ीवातव सह-सयोजक:ं डॉ. ा नद, डॉ. सजयं कमार,ु ी हमे तं रमण रिव

िहदीं िवभाग ारा अकािमक स (2018-19) म िननिलिखत सािहियक एवं साकितकं ृ कायकम का आयोजन िकया गया ह ै| लोगन लेखन ितयोिगता(2018-19), सयोजक-ं डॉ. िवभा ठाकरु िहदी सािहय परषद ् ने िदनाँक 24/8/18 कोलोगन लेखन ितयोिगता का आयोजन िकया। िजसम किवता सैनी(ितीय वष) ने थम परकार,ु नरजहाँू (ितीय वष) ने ितीय परकारु तथा ोिमला (ितीय वष) ने ततीयृ परकारु ा िकया।

पोटर िनमाण ितयोिगता( 2018-19),सयोजक-ं डॉ. ऋतू िहदी सािहय परषद ् ने िदनाँक 24/8/18 को पोटर िनमाण ितयोिगता का आयोजन िकया। िजसम किवता सैनी(ितीय वष) ने थम परकार,ु नरजहाँू (ितीय वष) ने ितीय परकार,ु िया (ितीय वष) ने ततीयृ परकारु तथा ेता (ततीयृ वष) ने सावनां परकारु ा िकया।

िनबधं लेखन ितयोिगता(2018-19), सयोजक-ं सीु रेखा मीना िहदी सािहय परषद ्ने िदनाँक 29/8/18 को िनबधं लेखन ितयोिगता का आयोजन िकया। ितयोिगताम 24 छााओ ंने भाग िलया। िजसम वषा (ततीयृ वष) अनमाँकु 29 ने थम परकार,ु िया (ितीय वष) अनमाँकु 01 ने ितीय परकारु तथा नरजहाँू (ितीय वष) अनमाँकु 32, आशना (थम वष) अनमाँकु 05 तथा पलवी(थम वष) अनमाँकु 32 ने ततीयृ परकारु ा िकया।

मौिलक किवता पाठ ितयोिगता(2018-19), सयोजक-ं डॉ. रा गीता िहदी सािहय परषद ्ने िदनाँक 7/9/18 को 'मौिलक किवता पाठ ितयोिगता' का आयोजन िकया। िजसम 17 छााओ ंने भाग िलया । िजसम ततीयृ वष क छााओ-ं ियकां ने थम परकार,ु नगमा ने ितीय परकारु तथा वषा, मिहमा ने ततीयृ परकारु ा िकया। सािहियक ोतरी ितयोिगता( ितीय वष 2018-19), सयोजक-ं डॉ. ा नद िहदी सािहय परषद ्ने िदनाँक 8/9/18 को ितीय वष क छााओ ंहते ु सािहियक ोतरी ितयोिगता का आयोजन िकया। िजसम कोमल(14)ने थम परकार,ु नेहा (02) ने ितीय परकार,ु किवता (98) ने ततीयृ परकारु तथा गायी (15) ने सावनां परकारु ा िकया।

िहदीं िदवस के उपलय मसगोीं का आयोजन, सयोजक-ं डॉ. हेमतं रमण रिव िदनाकं 14/9/18 को कािलदीं कॉलेज म िहदीं िदवस के उपलय म 'िहदीं म रोज़गार क सभावनाए'ं ं िवषय पर आयोिजत सगोीं सफ़लतापवकू अपनी ज़ोरदार बहस के साथ सपन हई। कायम के थम वता के तौर पर डॉ. राजे पाडं ेय ने िहदी म रोज़गार के तमाम अवसर के साथ िहदीं अनवादु को भी कै रयर बनाने क िशा दी। वह कायम के िविश वता ो. अिनल राय ने िहदीं क िथित से लेकर उसम उपलध रोज़गार के अवसर को बहत बारीक से बताया। उहने न िसफ़ परपरागतं रोज़गार क बात क बिक तकनीक ारा द रोज़गार के तमाम नई सभावनाओ ं पर भी काश डाला। उन सभावनाओ ंम तमाम लोबल यावसाियक कपिनय म िहदीं िवशषे क िनयियु को भी एक नए रोज़गार के अवसर के प म रेखािकतं करते हए इस पर बात क। साथ ही ो. राय का मानना ह ैिक िहदीं म िनत नए रोज़गार क सभावनाए ंबन रही ह। कायम क अयता कर रह ेो. के एन ितवारी ने कहा िक िहदीं म रोज़गार के अवसर म लगातार विृ हो रही ह।ै कलु 9 वष तक िवदशे म अयापन काय करने वाले ो. ितवारी का कहना था िक वैिक तर पर िहदीं क वीकायता म तेज़ी से विृ हई ह।ै इस वज़ह से रोज़गार के अवसर म भी वैिक तर पर विृ हई ह।ै उहने साथ ही िहदीं के बारे म यह ज़ोर दके र कहा िक सभी िविवालय म िभासा िनयम क तरह िहदीं के िवभाग खलनाु चािहए, इससे भी अकादिमक जगत म िवािथय को नए रोज़गार िमलगे। कायम म कॉलेज क ाचाया डॉ. अनलाु मौय क गरमामयी उपिथित रही, साथ ही कािलदीं कॉलेज िहदीं िवभाग के सभी ायापक सिहत िविवालय के शोध छा भी बड़ी सयां म कायम म मौजदू रह।े कायम क सचािलकां िवभा और ऋत ु जी ने साथक सचालनं िकया, वह सािहय परषद क सयोिजकां डॉ. मोिहनी ीवातव ने सभी अितिथ िवान,ाचाया व िवािथय को आभार कट िकया।

सािहियक ोरी ितयोिगता, सयोजक-ं डॉ. ऋतू िहदीं सािहय परषद ् ारा िहदीं िवशषे क ततीयृ वष क छााओ ंहते ु िदनाँक-25/9/18 को सािहियक ोरी ितयोिगता का आयोजन िकया गया, िजसम माला(15) ने थम थान, ेता (27)ने ितीय थान तथा िनिध(18) ने ततीयृ थान ा िकया। िहदीं सािहय परषद ारा िदनाँक-13/10/18 को िहदीं िवशषे क छााओ ंहते ु िनन ितयोिगताओ ंका आयोजन िकया गया िजसम सभी छााओ ंने बढ़- चढ़कर िहसा िलया तथा िजनके परणाम इस कार रह े| 1). रगोलीं ितयोिगता, सयोजक-ं सीु नवनीता कमारीु थम परकार:ु ित,ु योित (ततीयवष)ृ ितीय परकार:ु बरखा, अमीना (ततीयृ वष) ततीयृ परकार:ु रत,ु बलबलु ु (ितीय वष) सावनां परकार:ु ेता, योित(ततीयृ वष) 2). ाट ितयोिगता, सयोजक-ं डॉ. मजं ूशमा थम परकार:ताया(थमु वष) ितीय परकार:पजाु ू (िती यवष) ततीयृ परकार:ु अजिलं (थम वष) 3) . लोकगायन ितयोिगता (एकल), सयोजक-ं डॉ. मजं ूशमा थम परकारु : नगमा (ततीयृ वष) ितीय परकार:ु ियकां (ततीयृ वष) ततीयृ परकार:आशा(ततीयु ृ वष) 4). लोकगायन ितयोिगता (यगल),ु सयोजक-ं डॉ. ा नद थम परकार:ु नगमा, ममता (ततीयृ वष) ितीय परकार:िनशा,पजा(ततीयु ू ृ वष) ततीयृ परकार:िनिध,ु ियकां (ततीयृ वष) 5). लोक नयृ ितयोिगता (एकल), सयोजक-ं डॉ. िवभा ठाकरु थम परकार:ु नगमा (ततीयृ वष) ितीय परकार:किवताु (ितीय वष) ततीयृ परकार:ु अजिलं सैनी (ितीय वष) 6). लोक नयृ ितयोिगता (यगल),ु सयोजक-ं डॉ. ऋत ू थम परकार:ु िनशा, नगमा (ततीयृ वष) ितीय परकारु : वषा, पजाू (ततीयृ वष) ततीयृ परकार:ु किवता,पजाू (ितीय वष) 7). वाद-िववाद ितयोिगता, िवषय-या राजनीित म धम का हतेप उिचत ह ै? सयोजक-ं - डॉ. ा नद, डॉ. पखराजु जािगडं थम परकारु : ेता (ततीयृ वष) ितीय परकार:ु वषा (ततीयृ वष) ततीयृ परकार:ु िनिध (ततीयृ वष) (परामश मडल-ं डॉ. रखा मीना, डॉ. मजं ू शमा, डॉ. िवभा ठाकरु , डॉ. रा गीता, डॉ. पखराजु जािगड,ं डॉ. ऋत,ू सीु बलजीत कौर, सीु नवनीता कमारी,ु सीु भारती) 15 अैल को यायानमाला एवं परकारु िवतरण समारोह का आयोजन िकया ।

Department ofJournalism: SAHAAFAT Coordinator: Dr. Sunita

Lecture on “Plasc Ban in India” In Kalindi College premises there was a lecture on 27th July 2018 by Mukesh Kalwani on the topic of “Ban Plasc, Save Environment” in the Journalism Department. Mr. Kalwani told the students about the hazards of plasc in daily life.

Poster Making Compeon A Poster making compeon was organised in Kalindi College premises by Journalism Department. The theme of the compeon was “Prayas …… An Iniave to Ban Plasc and Promote Poery Heritage.” The theme was related to plasc ban. Students from all the three years parcipated in the compeon.

Screening of “Triumph of the Will” A screening of the film, “Triumph of the Will” was held on 14th August 2018 for third year journalism students as part of their curriculum of the paper, “Global Media and Polics”. The screening helped the students in understanding how films and other media was used for the propaganda purposes by various countries during the Second World War.

Visit to a Photo Exhibition: Portraits of a Life in Exile Through Changing Viewnders To commemorate the World Day of Photography, Journalism Department of Kalindi College organized a visit to a photo exhibition for the students on 24th of August 2018.The exhibition at the Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre was titled: "Nirvasanama: Portraits of a Life in Exile Through Changing Viewnders”.

10‐day workshop on “Holisc Development of Media Students.” The department of Journalism, Kalindi College, conducted a 10 days' workshop from 27/8/2018 to 7/9/2018.The details of all the events in the chronological order as held are as below: 27th August 2018‐A guest lecture “Photography an Art of observaon” presented by a media professional Mr. Vinesh Sharma. 28th August 2018‐ A lecture by Mr. Mukesh Kalwani on Ban plasc and save environment was conducted to create the awareness amongst the young minds 29th August 2018‐ Poster making compeon was held at the Media Lab at 11.30 am. 30th August 2018 ‐ Logo design compeon was held at the Media lab at 11.45 am. 31 August 2018‐ Mobile Photography compeon was held at PCR (adjacent to Media lab). Radio jingle compeon was held at Room 32 at 11.45 am. Short, catchy musical interims are always the youngsters' favourite. 3rd September 2018 ‐ Board Decoraon was held at Media Lab and PCR. To create awesome bullen board, all you need is imaginaon. 4th September 2018‐ The exhibion was held in Tin shed area besides photocopy shop, to be inaugurated at 11.00 AM. 5th September 2018‐ The department of Journalism, Kalindi College organised a special guest lecture on 'Ethics of journalism' on 5 September 2018 with Mr. Vinesh Sharma. 6th September 2018‐ The department of Journalism organised a special guest lecture on 'Online Journalism and Open Educaon Resources & future possibilies' on 6th September 2018 with Prof. Durgesh Tripathi. 7th September 2018: This 10 days' workshop was closed amidst pop and glory with prizes and cerficates distribuon to winners of various compeons.

Regional film fesval The students of second‐year journalism aended the Regional film fesval along with their faculty teachers on, 31st August 2018. Curated by renowned film editor and Naonal Awards recipient Ms Bina Paul, the screening was exhibited in Max Muller Bhawan. The film screening was followed by a discussion where the respecve directors addressed the audience.

Learning with RJ Rahul Makin ‐ A visit to Fever 104 FM Aiming to introduce the students to the funconing of a radio staon, a visit was organized to Fever 104 FM's office (located Kasturba Gandhi Marg), on 22 September, 2018, by the Journalism Department. The students learned about the funconing of the radio staon including the roles of the producers, copy writers and radio jockeys.

Two‐day Naonal Seminar Topic: Human rights of the marginalized: Hands together towards Date: 9h and 10h October, 2018 The Journalism Department of Kalindi College organised a two‐day seminar on Naonal Seminar on Human rights of the marginalized: Hands together towards Protecon. Mr. Ajay Kumar Gupta, Director (Research), Indian Council of Social Science Research was the chief guest for the event where as Mr. Parvinder Sharda, Registrar and Senior Journalist, Punjab Kesari, was the key note speaker. The special guests included renowned Environmentalist and Conservaonist Dr Rajendra Singh, also known as 'The Waterman of India', Dr Jagdish Chaudhary, Director, Balaji College of Educaon and eminent journalists Dr. Dinesh Tiwari (Hindustan Times), Mr. Rajesh Rai (Univarta) and Mr. Mahtab Alam (The Wire, Urdu).

Photo‐Exhibion Department of Journalism, Kalindi College, organized a photo‐exhibion along with a Two‐day Naonal Seminar on Human Rights of the Marginalized: Hands Together towards Protecon on 9th and 10th of October 2018. The exhibion was put up by the final year students of B.A. (H) Journalism under the guidance of Ms. Rika Pant, Assistant Professor. Wall Painng Compeon University of Delhi organised a wall painng compeon on 26th October 2018 at North Campus, Delhi University. Two teams from Kalindi College also parcipated in the compeon under the guidance of Ms. Manisha (Assistant Professor, Department of Journalism). The themes chosen by both the teams were “Save girl child” and “Recalling Gandhi”. Students from Kalindi College received a consolaon prize. Students received a cash prize of Rs. 2000 and cerficates.

GOOGLE WORKSHOP The Department of Journalism organised a workshop on 30th October, 18 to aware students about 'Fake News and Digital Hygiene' and was taken by a google cerfied trainer and media educator‐ Parul Jain. The workshop had two sessions each for two hours. The first session started with the discussion on fake news, where Parul Jain discussed with the students about the concept of fake news and how to idenfy them. The second session was about maintaining privacy on digital media, how to make passwords for every social media app that we all use today and how to use them.

'INSTILLING CHANGE WITH A LENS!' – A photography workshop organized for Journalism III year students The Department of Journalism organized a workshop on photography; its basics, skills and techniques on November 1, 2018. It was conducted by Mr. Mehak Gulshan Sethi, a freelance and documentary photographer along with Mr. Ishwar Prasad. The workshop was conducted under the supervision of faculty member Miss. Rika Pant. The session commenced with an interacon session with the students conversing over their prior knowledge about the skill of photography, the difference in perspecves and how seng an appropriate frame can make an image stand out, followed by Mr. Sethi calling out for each student to share with the assemblage the images they have clicked by far.

Two‐days 'All India Media Conclave' to counter fake news With an aim to counter the propaganda of fake news, the Department of Journalism, Kalindi College, University of Delhi, organised a two‐day – “All India Media Conclave” for youth, in college on 12th and 13th February, 2019. With 'Fake news' as the agenda, the first day of the conclave witnessed a round table conference in Model United Naons (MUN) format whereas the second day was marked by a series of lectures from Media experts.

Poery Exhibion The Department of Journalism Kalindi College, University of Delhi organised a Poery Exhibion on 12th February, 2019. In this exhibion the student sold pots, Bole and Cups made by the student of College. They sold Boles, Cups and a big pot and other poery items to promote poery and make the environment green.

Documentary film‐making workshop with Mr. Athar Rather, Senior Mul‐Media Journalist, The Hindustan Times The department of Journalism, Kalindi College, organised a day‐long workshop with Mr Athar Rather, Senior Mul‐Media Journalist, Hindustan Times on 16th February, 2019. The workshop was organised in the college under the supervision of Ms Salma Rehman (Faculty Member). During the elaborate session he emphasized on the generaon and visualizaon of story ideas. Mr. Athar further focused on the idea of storyboarding along with other pre‐shoot preparaons.

CAREER COUNSELLING SEMINAR The department of Journalism, Kalindi College organised a career counselling session in collaboraon with Unique Shiksha on 27 February, 2019. The expert of the coaching instute started off with the career counselling with very interesng stories related to the struggle and way of studying for IAS of various posion holders in India.

'Understanding Stylesheet and Elements of Headline' – Guest Lecture The department of Journalism, Kalindi College organized a guest lecture on March 6, 2019 The lecture was aimed to make our theorecal knowledge meet with the praccal experiences which expert (our guest) from the field have gained. The lecture begin with the interacon of Ms. Devyani Redhu, A versale personality from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), New Delhi.

Film screening of documentary 'The F Word'& Interacve Session with the film maker, Ms. Saba Rehman Department of Journalism as part of Women's Day Celebraon organized a Film Screening of the documentary, 'The F Word', and discussion with the film‐maker, Ms. Saba Rehman, on 8th March, 2019 at 10 A.M in the Seminar Room, Kalindi College. Ms. Saba interacted with students on the subject of body shaming, health, film‐making and other technical aspects of documentary film making which not just enriched their knowledge in the area of film making but also gave them a new perspecve on social issues which affects us.

Interacve session on #MeToo Movement in Media' The Department of Journalism of Kalindi College, University of Delhi, organised an interacve session on the '#MeToo Movement in Media' to observe the Internaonal Women's Day on March 8, 2019. The speaker of the session was Ms Padma Priya, independent journalist and the co‐founder of 'Suno India' ‐ a podcast plaorm for socially relevant concerns. Ms. Priya conducted an assembly conducive to effecve dialogue.

Report of an outdoor session ‐ “This is us –by BarkhaDu” The session was about the condions of our brave soldiers in present scenario which was directly linked to the recent Pulwama terrorist aack which martyred our 40 soldiers. The session had the panel which included senior army officials and wives of our martyrs.

Mathematics Society TIC: Ms. Anju Rattan Staff Advisor: Ms. Charu Khanna

Office Bearers: President: Mansi Agarwal, B.Sc.(H) Maths (III Yr.) Secretary: Mansi, B.Sc.(H) Maths (II Yr.) Vice-President: Lakshika, B.Sc.(H) Maths (II Yr.) Treasurer: Manvi, B.Sc.(H) Maths (II Yr.)

Orientaon Programme

The Departmental Orientaon Programme for the first year students admied to B.Sc.(H) Mathemacs was held on July 19, 2018 at 12:00 pm in Room No. 17. It was conducted by the Teacher in‐charge Ms. Anju Raan and other teachers of the Department of Mathemacs. The newly admied students along with their parents aended the programme. The students introduced themselves. Ms. Anju Raan gave a brief introducon of the faculty members along with an overview of the curriculum by discussing the course structure of I year, marking Scheme, paper paern and internal assessment. The students were also informed about various academic and extra‐ curricular acvies planned for the session 2018‐19. They were told about their me table and queries regarding classes and books were answered. Interacon with the departmental alumnae gave the first year students a beer insight into the Mathemacs Department, various acvies in college and various avenues available aer compleon of the course.

Math‐e‐ Magic 2018‐19

Mathemacs Society with the whole‐hearted support of the principal, Dr. Anula Maurya, organized the inter college Mathemacs fesval, Math‐e‐ Magic 2018‐19 on October 12, 2018, which witnessed the confluence of students and teachers in the field of Mathemacs. The fesval provided a plaorm to bring together great minds in Mathemacs, to further the cause of progress and development of Mathemacs. The Department was honored to have the presence of Mr. Bharatendu Nandan, Scienst “E”, Scienfic Analysis Group, DRDO, who enlightened the students on the theory of Cryptography. The Department was also blessed to have the presence of Dr. Sudha Jain, Associate Professor (Retd.), Department of Mathemacs, Kalindi College. The programme included Mathemacs based compeons: Mathemacal Rangoli, Sudoku, Paper Presentaon, Mathelecs, Treasure Hunt and various games for students.

Departmental Lectures: 2018‐ 19

1. The lecture by Mr. Rajendra Dubey, Director of DIPS Academy was held on January 23, 2019, in Room No. 17. The lecture was aended by all the faculty members and students of mathemacs department. Welcome speech was given by Dr. Abhishek Kumar Singh in which he highlighted the achievements and basic ideologies of Mr. Dubey. The movaonal speech by Mr. Dubey gave an insight into how mathemacs is related to us and our daily lives. It is a subject which enables us to expand our knowledge. He told that studying is not just about geng marks but it is about understanding things and using them for the development of the society. 2. The lecture by Mr. Manish Malik, Director of Alpha Plus was held on January 30, 2019, at 11:30 am in Room No. 17. The lecture was aended by all the students and the faculty members of mathemacs department. The welcome speech was given by Ms. Anju Raan, teacher in‐ charge, Department of Mathemacs, who introduced the speaker. Mr. Malik, in his lecture enlightened students about the praccal aspects of mathemacs. He gave an insight into the field of Actuarial science and told students about the various career opons available aer pursing a course on Actuarial Science.

Student parcipaons in various other programmes:

1. Two students of B.Sc. (H) Mathemacs, III year parcipated in a 6 day workshop on “Numerical Methods and its Applicaons in various Allied Fields of Sciences with Mathemaca”, during September 17‐22, 2018. This workshop was organized by Department of Mathemacs and Department of Electronics, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, University of Delhi, under the aegis of DBT Star College Programme, Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India. 2. Six students of B.Sc. (H) Mathemacs, II year parcipated in a 3 day Training Programme tled “Entrepreneurship Awareness Campaign for science students”, during January 15‐16, 2019 along with a one day Industrial visit. This programme was organized by the Department of Zoology, Kalindi College in associaon with IQAC, Kalindi College and Naonal Instute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD), a premier organizaon of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India. 3. Thirty one students of B.Sc. (H) Mathemacs, I year, parcipated in a 1 day seminar on Career Counselling on February 27, 2019 organized by the Department of Journalism, Kalindi College in collaboraon with Unique Shiksha Foundaon. 4. Muskan from B.Sc. (H) Mathemacs, II year has won second prize in paper presentaon compeon during TechHertz‐19 held on January 24‐25, 2019, organized by Department of Physics and Electronics, Rajdhani College, University of Delhi.

Physcom Society Conveners: Dr. Sudha Gulati (TIC, Dept of Physics) Ms. Shalini Sharma (TIC, Department of Computer Science) Co-conveners: Dr Seema Gupta (Department of Physics)

OFFICE BEARERS President : Ms. Himanshi Mehlawat, 3rd year B.Sc Physical Science Vice President : Ms. Tanya Gupta, 3rd year B.Sc (H) Computer Science Secretary : Ms. Akanksha Aggarwal, 2nd year B.Sc Physical Science Secretary : Ms. Mahima Kumari, 2nd year B.Sc (H) Computer Science Joint Secretary : Ms. Honey Arora, 2nd year B.Sc Physical Science Joint Secretary : Ms. Natasha, 2nd year B.Sc (H) Physics Joint Secretary : Ms. Swa Basu, 2nd year B.Sc (H) Computer Science Joint Secretary : Ms. Umang Aggarwal, 2nd year B.Sc (H) Computer Science Treasurer : Ms. Laveena Pursharthi, 2nd year B.Sc Physical Science Treasurer : Ms. Nidhi Bagri, 2nd year B.Sc (H) Computer Science Volunteer Head : Ms. Dixa, 3rd year B.Sc Physical Science Creave Head : Ms. Pankhuri, 2nd year B.Sc (H) Computer Science Creave Head : Ms. Niharika, 2nd year B.Sc Physical Science Discipline Head : Ms. Manvi, 2nd year B.Sc Physical Science

1. Poster making compeon: The poster making compeon was held on 5th September, 2018 at 2 pm for 2 hours in Room No. 21, Academic Block and S‐3, Science Block, Kalindi College. The topics related to computer science/physics were given on the spot to make posters for the same. Topics for Physics were Nanotechnology, Geostaonary Satellites, Black Hole, Different types of Lasers and Different types of Sensors. Topics for Computer Science was Modern Technology Vs Print Media. 2. QUANTUMWIZ: Quantumwiz, a PowerPoint presentaon compeon for the students of BSc. Physics (H) and BSc Physical Science was held on 19 Sep. 2018 at 2:00 pm. The topics of ppt were taken from different fields of Physics, like Black Hole, Dark Energy, Cyclotron, Neutrino, Einstein‐Rosen Bridge, Gravitaonal, Hawking Radiaon, Neutron Star, Supernova, Special Relavity, Quantum Entanglement, The Big Bang Theory, Higgs Boson, Large Hadron Collider, Laniakea Supercluster, Standard Model, General Relavity, Quantum Tunnel, Entangled Time, ISRO's Gaganyan Mission. The judges of the event were Ms. Varsha and Dr.Savita Sharma from Physics Department. Ms. Nivedita Chakraborty (BSc. (H) Physics, 2nd yr) and Ms. Anam Zia and Ms. Yogita sharma (BSc. (H) Physics, 1st yr) won Ist and IInd prize respecvely. 3. PIC‐TECH‐TALK: The Pic Tech Talk compeon held on 19th September 2018 from 2:00PM to 3:00PM for 1 hour in Lab 1, Computer Science Department, Academic Block, Kalindi College. The picture related to Computer Science was shown on the screen on the spot and the students have to speak on by that picture for 1 minute. The judges of the event were Dr. Yogendra Meena and Dr. Sushil kumar from Computer Science Department. Ms. Naina Chaudhary, 2nd year B.Sc (H) Computer Science and Chetna Yadav, 3rd year B.Sc (H) Computer Science won Ist and IInd prize respecvely. 4. CAREER COUNSELLING WORKSHOP: A Career Counselling Workshop was organized by Physics Department of Kalindi College on 5th Oct. 2018. The students of B.Sc. Physics (H) and Mathemacs (H) were counseled on career opportunies aer graduaon in Physics lab L1 and Room no. S2. Dr. Swaraj Tomar and Mr. Biplap Dua, faculty from Career Endeavour Instute were invited to guide the students about various entrance exams for which they can apply aer compleng their graduaon. 5. CAREER COUNSELLING WORKSHOP: A Career Counselling Workshop was organized by Computer Science Department of Kalindi College on 5th October 2018. It was counselling about how to become IAS/IPS Officer for B.Sc Computer Science (H), B.Sc. Physics (H) and B.Sc Physical Science students in Sangam Parisar. Mr.Amrit Singh Chopra, Chief Educator from the Unique Shiksha and Unique Publishers Instute were invited to guide the students about various UPSC entrance exams hosted by Government of India. 6. Inter‐College Technical Fest “ASTRODROID”: An inter‐college student's seminar (under “Astrodroid”) held on 10th October, 2018 was organized by convener Dr. Sudha Gula (TIC, Department of Physics), co convener Dr. Monika Bassi and PhysCom Society. The event started with lamp Lighng, Welcome address by Principal Madam followed by welcome address by Dr. Sudha Gula. There were 5 events; Oral and Poster Presentaon, Quiz, Circuit Making and Glass Painng compeons were iniated by Department of Physics. In total 94 students from 6 different colleges parcipated in various events. 7. Inter‐College Technical Fest “ASTRODROID”: An inter‐college fest held on 10th October, 2018 was organized by convener Ms. Shalini Sharma (TIC, Department of Computer SCience), Staff Advisors Dr. Reena Jain & Ms. Arokia Ramya and Student bearers of PhysCom Society. The event started with lamp Lighng, Welcome address by Principal Madam followed by welcome address by Ms. Shalini Sharma. There were 5 events; Sudoku, Code Marathon, Visual Presentaon, Quiziladder, and Enigma compeons were iniated by Department of Computer Science. There were 82 students from the various colleges under Delhi University parcipated in compeve events of Astrodroid Technical fest. 8. INTERSTELLER WORDSMITH: The event, INTERSTELLER WORDSMITH, was a content wring and presentaon compeon held on 30 January 2019, at 1:00PM‐3:00PM, for the students of BSc. (H) Physics and BSc. Physical Science in S‐3 (Science block). The topics were, “In the first moments of creaon”, “Brief History of Physics” and “Quantum Mechanics”. The judges of the event were Dr. Seema Gupta and Dr. Savita Sharma. Ms. Nivedita Chakrabraty (BSc. (Hons) Physics 2nd year) and Ms. Anam Zia (BSc. (H) Physics 1st year) won the Ist and IInd Prize respecvely. 9. PLAY‐WITH‐TAGLINE: The event, PLAY WITH TAGLINE, was a quiz compeon held on 30 January 2019, at 3:00PM‐4:30PM, for the students of BSc. (H) Computer Science and BSc. Physical Science in Lab‐1 (Academic block). The parcipants should find out the correct name of the brand from the given tag line. The judge of the event was Ms. Himanshi Mehlawat, President of PhysCom society. Bhargavi Bhaa and Ananya Singh (BSc. (H) Computer Science 1st year) and Chandra Kiran Verma and Shivangi Jaiswal (BSc. (H) Computer Science 1st year) won the Ist and IInd Prize respecvely.

Physical Education Convener: Dr Sunita, Ms Sudha Pandey

Sports has been an integral part of Kalindi college for years. Following the tradion, this year too, Physical Educaon department of Kalindi College organized various events starng with sports orientaon in which our former Judo player Mohini shared her experiences of sports journey in the college and encouraged all the new students to parcipate in sports. Department organised Inter Class Matches of Kho‐Kho, Ball Badminton, Judo, Powerliing, Boxing, Chess and Table ‐Tennis. A one day workshop on Fitness through Aerobics organised by our Fitness Club Aerogaya on 5th of September and on this occasion Mr. Anoop Gurung, Founder and CEO of FITYOUTH ANAC India delivered a talk on fitness and aerobics and taught some aerobics steps.This workshop has been very beneficial and significant for both students and teachers. Department also organised staff badminton matches. Invitaonal Chess and Carrom Inter College Tournament was organised for differently abled students. Sports Society organised its first Invitaonal Inter College Tournament of Powerliing for women on 5th and 6th February 2019, inaugurated by Dr. Bipin Ku. Tiwari OSD, EOC, DU and different colleges of Delhi University parcipated and made this tournament grand success. Our college Powerliing team got first posion. Annual Sports Day was celebrated on the 14th of February 2019. Mr.Manoj Kumar, an Olympian and Arjuna awardee in Boxing was the Chief Guest. Programme started with flag hosng and the march past took place followed by oath taking ceremony. Musical chair was conducted for guests and staff members. Chief guests distributed the prizes to the winners.Sports acvies are integral part of student's career. Our students are enthusiasc sportsperson with zeal and ambion to give their best performance. Our sports‐students parcipated and selected in different level of tournaments and brought laurels to the college. Our Powerliing Team got Ist posion in Inter‐ College Tournament.

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS 2018-19 S.No. Name Game Course Achievemen t

1. Shiv ani Sarwan Wrestling BA(Prog.) Internaonal – Gold

2 Simran Khosla Ball Badminton BA Prog Inter University‐ Parcipaon Sr. Naonal ‐ Parcipa on

3 Riya Chaudhary Football Comp. Sci. (H) North ‐ Zone Inter‐ University – Silver All India Inter University ‐ Parcipaon

4 Muskan Gandhi Ball Badminton BSc. Botany (H) Naonal – Silver Jr. Naonal – Parcipaon

5 Saveri Powerliing B A(H) Polical Science Powerliing Naonal – Parcipaon Ballbadminton Ball Badminton Jr. Naonal – Parcipa on Soball Soball Interuniversity ‐ Parcipa on Delhi State Deadli: Bronze Bench Press‐ Gold

6 Shama Parveen Powerliing BA(H) Hindi Powerliing Naonal – Parcipaon Delhi State –Gold Delhi State Bench Press –Gold Inter College ‐ Gold Delhi State Deadli: Silver

7 Poorva Sharma Powerliing Bcom. (P) Delhi State Benchpress ‐ Gold Delhi State Powerliing – Bronze Inter College ‐Bronze

Delhi State Deadli – Silver

8 Pooja Singh Powerliing B. Com Prog Delhi State Bench Press –Silv er Inter College Powerliing – Gold Delhi State Powerliing – Bronz e Delhi State Deadli: Silv er 9 Kanagi Powerliing BA (H) English Inter Colleg e‐ Bronz e Delhi State Deadli: Silv er 10 Musk aan Bhardwaj P owerliing BA(H) Polical Science Delhi State Benchpress ‐ Gold Inter Colleg e – Bronz e 11 Shashi Powerliing B.Com.(P) Delhi Sta te Benchpress – Silver

12 Ka vya Powerliing BA(H) English Delhi State Bench Pr ess‐ Br onze

13 Shiv akan P owerliing B A (H) Polical Science Delhi State Deadli – Br onze

14Varsha Bhaa Taekw ondo B A (H) Polical Science Inter Colleg e – Br onze Kickboxing Delhi Sta te – Silv er

15Sneha Mishra Kickbo xing BA (H) Polical Science Delhi Sta te – Silv er

16 Manisha Judo History (H) Inter College –Br onze

17 Riy a Boxing BA (Prog) Inter Colleg e – Br onze

18 Har shita Boxing B.Sc. Physical Science Inter Colleg e – Br onze

19 Bha wana Boxing B.Sc. Physical Science Delhi Olympics ‐ Br onze

20 Neha Boxing BA Prog. Delhi Olympics ‐ Silv er

21 Srish Arora Boxing B. Com Prog Delhi Olympics ‐ Br onze

22 Ry them Ballbadmin ton B. Com Prog. Sr. Naonal ‐ Parcipa on

23 Sou mya Ballbadmin ton B.A. Prog. Sr. Naonal ‐ Parcipa on

Political Science Association Teacher-In-Charge: Dr. Rakhee Chauhan Students Advisor: Dr. Anjani Kumar

Office Bearers: - President : Ms. Saloni Gupta Vice President : Ms. Simran Tanwar General Secretary : Ms. Kashish Garg Joint secretary : Ms. Manisha Mishra Proctor : Ms. Kanika Deputy Proctor : Ms. Kajal Sood Treasurer : Ms. Madhupriya Department of Polical Science organized an Orientaon Programme for the newly admied B.A. (Hons.) students in the college premises on 19th July 2018 in TRI Block Room No‐8. The major objecve of the programme was to make the parents and students aware of the newly introduced Choice Based Credit System, the opons that are available and other academic aspects of the course, the rules and regulaons of the college and the ensuring of parental parcipaon in monitoring the performance and progress of the students.

Workshop on “Break the Silence” Department of Polical Science organised a workshop on 8 October, 2018 on the topic “Break the Silence” in Sangam Parisar from 10.00 am onwards. Resource person of the workshop was Ms Mini Saxena, lawyer by profession pracced in Leeds, London and an acvist of Sangat‐ A feminist Network and One Billion Rising. 110 students aended the workshop. She explained about consent age and rape culture. She said that educaon is the key to starng conversaons that serve as the catalyst to end the toxic culture that surrounds sexual assault survivors. She focused upon the rights available to females and the legal remedies provided under law. She spoke on increasing incidents of rape, how to cope with it, what acon should be taken, how important it was not to suppress or hide the crime but to immediately take police help.

Workshop on “Career Aspiraons: Self‐Discovery and Preparaon” A workshop was organised on 8 October, 2018 at Sangam Parisar on the topic Career Aspiraons: Self‐ Discovery and Preparaon by Ms. Richa Singh. 70 students took part in the workshop. The objecve of the workshop was to introduce the students to the concept of career development and to the world of work. Relevant informaon was given to the students about the right me of the development cycle helps them move from crystallizaon of career choices to specificaon and implementaon. Informed career choices help make smart and correct decisions that lead to success in life. The workshop comprised of an interacve session supported by the worksheets. Resource person created an environment for career discovery. Students engaged in small groups discussions with their peers and also engage in personal, introspecve acvies. Visit to Tis Hazari District Court A visit to Tis Hazari District Court has been arranged for the students of B.A. (Hons) Polical Science IInd year and B.A. (Prog) IIIrd year on October 9, 2018 to get familiar with the court proceedings along with the faculty members – Dr. Seema Mathur, Dr. Nivedita Giri, and Dr. Sandeep Kumar. The visit began with a brief introducon about the proceedings of the court by advocate Ms. Chandra Nigam and her team. Students were divided into groups of ten and visited the court along with the advocates. Firstly, the students visited the Metropolitan Magistrate (Mahila Court) and learnt about arcles 354,364,406,498 and how these arcles provide jusce to women. Then the students saw the on‐camera proceedings of the Addional District and Session Judge's court where cases related to arcle 376 were being heard. Finally, the students visited the Family Court where cases related to secon 9 of Hindu Marriage Act, Guardianship Property Paron were being heard. At the end there was an interacve session with advocates where the students shared their experiences and cleared their doubts followed by a group photograph. The visit turned out to be an enriching experience for the students.

Talk by Dr. Anil Dua Mishra on Gandhian Context in Contemporary World Department of Polical Science organized an invited talk on 13 October, 2018. Dr. Anil Dua Mishra, a true Gandhian was invited for the talk. He said that he is researching on Gandhi for last 26 years but sll he didn't find himself aware of Gandhian views. He explained to students that the present world is full of hatred, bierness, cruelty, racial discriminaon, communal tensions, inequalies, human degradaon and erosion of values so Gandhi is more relevant today than ever before. He talked about the great contribuon Gandhi has made to human history for the establishment of peace. He explained the students how Gandhi changed the course of history and created history. He was a manof principles, great convicons and always pracced what he preached.

Intra‐ Departmental Quiz Compeon on Mahatma Gandhi To celebrate the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi an intra departmental quiz compeon was organized by the Department of Polical Science on 13 October, 2018. All nine secons took part in the quiz compeon. IIIrd year students Ananya and Swa were the quiz master of the compeon. Almost 9 rounds of the quiz took place. Quesons asked were from the life of great Indian leader and his companions in the freedom struggle. Students of IIIrd Year‐ C Vrinda Malik and Unna Priya received the first prize, second was given to IIIrd Year‐A Taniya Chaddha and Arjoo Rawat and IIIrd Prize was won by Jigyasa and Sneha Tewaa of Ist Year‐ Aracve prizes were given to the winners. Prizes were also given to the spectators.

Conference on Women's Day 'Hum hi se Samvidhaan 'women conference was held on 12 February 2019 in the Constuon Club of India. The conference aimed at looking at the constuonal rights of women in India. The main focus was to discuss about the polical backwardness of Indian women. The convenon aims to bring together the women from across India to collecvely strive for a more peaceful and just society. Students of B. A (H) Polical Science 1st year students along with Faculty member of Department of Polical Science Dr. Ritu Sharma aended the conference. The students feel movated and got an opportunity to interact with the great speakers like‐ AbhaBhaiya, Uma Chakravar, Syeda Ahmed and Dr. Bulbul Dhar.

Release of Newsleer: THE GRAMMAR OF POLITICS Prof. Suresh Kumar, Department of African Studies, University of Delhi released the Newsleer, The Grammar of Polics volume‐4, issue ‐6 on 14th March, 2019 in the college Seminar Room. The Newsleer was edited by students' editor Ms. Anjali Chauhan and Ms. Swa Mishra and Faculty Coordinator was Dr. Nisha Bakshi. Students of the department wrote arcles and poems and showed creave potenal of themselves.

Two‐ Days Students' Seminar Two Days Students' Seminar was organized by the Department of Polical science on 14‐15th March 2019 in the College Seminar Room. Topic of the two days students' seminar was Pares, Elecons and Polical process in India. Inaugural Session began with welcome address and introducon to the Seminar. Dr Anula Maurya, Principal, Kalindi College inaugurated the Seminar and the key note speaker on the occasion was Prof. Suresh Kumar, HOD, Department of African Studies, University of Delhi. He congratulated the department for organising seminar for students as it will be an excellent idea to develop research amongst students. He suggested students to go through the T.V channels and draw out conclusions and then analyse the news. He also guided students about the basics of research. In this regard he said that research methods are a range of tools that are used for doing different praccal jobs. In all cases, it is necessary to know what the correct tools are for doing the job, and how to use them to best effect. Dr. Anula Maurya, Principal, also emphasized on finding about things and trying to understand events and situaons are acvies that symbolize the very essence of humanity. She said that this is the me when we are bombarded with informaon, when pressing problems are ever present, when the opportunies for discovery are all around us, it is really useful, if not essenal to be familiar with the methods for doing research. Almost 55 papers were presented in two days and 4 sessions. Paper presenters comprised of various colleges of University of Delhi and from host college, in which Department of Polical Science, Journalism, B.A (P), English and geography were represented topics like role of media, electoral polics, polical pares and vote polics. Seminar brought together 11 post graduate students and 7 alumni from DU, JNU, NCWEB, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, and Mumbai Law College. An interesng aspect of the seminar was a focus on different aspects of vong Behaviour in India. Following every presentaon, there was wonderful interacve session where doubts were clarified. Seminars have an important role to play in the curriculum. Seminars are capable of keeping the students updated, provide informaon, convey their ideas and they also gain the skills of group discussion, interacon, crical evaluaon and understanding of exploraons. It was a very heart‐ warming response from the students. In the valedictory funcon Prof. Sunil Choudhary, Director, DCRC, University of Delhi discussed about the vong behaviour in India and role of polical pares in Indian condions.

PAPER PRESENTION ON EMERGING AREAS IN PUBLIC POLICY Dr. Sangita Dhal faculty member of Kalindi College organised an interacve session with faculty members of Indian Instute of Public Administraon [IIPA] for a students group presentaon at the Instute on 10thApril, 2019. The students of the Department of Polical Science, BA IInd[Hons] Secon A, made a collecve presentaon on the flagship public policies relang to Right to Health, Right to Food Security, Right to Educaon and MGNREGA through power point presentaon followed by an engaging discussion. As an emerging field of public administraon, the chosen field elicited the desired response, queries and observaon from students while interacng with the faculty members of the instute. This academic exercise involving instuonal collaboraon was beneficial for the students as it provided them a comprehensive understanding on the various aspects of public policies.

Sanskrit Sahitya Parishad Teacher –in-charge – Dr. Deshraj Convener – Dr. Nisha Goyal Co- Convener – Dr. Rinku Kaushik

The Sanskrit Department was established in 1967 with B.A. (P) along with the incepon of Kalindi College. Both B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit and M.A. Sanskrit were iniated in 1973. The Sanskrit Sahitya Parishad was introduced with an aim to provide a plaorm to the students to develop and showcase their talent and encourages the value of working together. It has been consistently organizing various cultural events. Students are connuously inspired and movated to show their best by parcipang in those acvies. The Department organized Orientaon Program on 19th July 2017 to introduce the students with their department and to provide them material related to their course. A meeng was held on 2 August 2017 to elect the office bearers. The following were the office bearers‐ SESSION POST STUDENTS NAME COURSE President Anjum Khan Sanskrit (Hons)3rd year Vice‐President Pree Saroj Sanskrit (Hons)2nd year 2018‐19 Secretary Trip Upadhyaya Sanskrit (Hons)2nd year Vice‐ Secretary Jyo Bhardwaj Sanskrit (Hons)1st year Treasurer Ruchi Sharma Sanskrit (Hons)2nd year Editor Dipika Bidlan Sanskrit (Hons)3rd year Editor Shri Mishra Sanskrit (Hons)2nd year

Sanskrit Academy Compeon :

“Chitra‐Adharit‐Shlok‐Rachna” Inter College Compeon was organized by Delhi Sanskrit Academy in Kalindi College on 25.09.2018. Prof. Ramesh Kr. Pandey, Vice‐Chancellor, SLBSRSV was invited as Chief Guest alongwith Dr. Kanta Bhaa, Vice‐President, Delhi Sanskrit Academy, as special guest. The event was judged by Prof. Krishan Chandra Tripathi, Dr. Bhaskaranand Pandey and Dr. Pravesh Saxena. Dr. Anula Maurya, Principal of Kalindi College graced the occasion as the Chairperson and Dr. Jeet Ram Bha, Secretary of Delhi Sanskrit Academy honoured the chair as the secretary. MekalSatrawal, M.A. Student (Kalindi College) got 2nd prize in the compeon.

Intra‐Departmental Acvies : · Shlokochcharan competeon was held on 12th Sep..2018. Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rd year) and Nikita (Sanskrit Prog. 2nd year) won 1st prize. Nikita and Pooja (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) won 2nd prize and Shri Mishra (Sanskrit Hons. 2ndyear ) won 3rd prize. · Gadyapath competeon was held on 20th Sep.2018. Pooja (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) won 1st prize. Shri Mishra (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) and Payal (Sanskrit Hons. 1st year) won 2nd prize and Anshika (Sanskrit Prog. 2nd year) and Alphisa (B.A Hons. 2nd year G.E.) won 3rd prize. · Smrit‐Shlok (Gita‐Based) competeon was held on 5th Feb.2019. Shri Mishra and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) won 1st prize, Pooja (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year), Asha (Sanskrit Hons. 1st year) and Anshika (Sanskrit Prog. 2nd year) won 2nd prize and Himanshi and Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rd year) won 3rd prize.

Inter College Compeon : · On 20thSep.. ARSD College organized ShlokGayan Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rd year) got consolaon prize and Nikita(Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. · On 04th Oct. Ramjas College organized Essay Wring Compeon in which Nikita and Trip Upadhyaya (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. · On 10th Oct.2018 Daulat Ram College organized Quiz Compeon in which Pooja (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) got consolaon prize. Nikita and Shri Mishra (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated in the compeon. · On 21st Dec.2018 St. Stephen's College organized Shlokoccharan Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 33d year) and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. · On 09th Jan.2019 J.D.M. College organized Quiz Compeon in which Pooja and Shri Mishra (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. Pooja got consolaon prize. · On 10th Jan.2019 S.P.M. College organized Drama Compeon in which Sanskrit Dep. Team (Kalindi College) parcipated and got 3rd prize. · On 21st Jan. 2019 Miranda House College organized Shlokoccharan Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rdyear) and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. Vriddhi got consolaon prize. · On30th Jan. 2019 Mo lal Nehru College organized Quiz Compeon in which Pooja and Shri Mishra (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. · On30th Jan.2019 Mo lal Nehru College organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rdyear) and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. Vriddhi got 2nd prize. · On 18th Feb. 2019 Laxmibai College organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Nikita and Trip (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. Nikita got 2nd prize. · On 19th Feb. 2019 A.R.S.D College organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rdyear) and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. · On 19th Feb. 2019 Kalindi college organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rdyear) and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. Nikita got 1st prize. · On 20th Feb.2019 Mata Sundri College organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Trip and Surabhi (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. Both got 2nd prize as team. · On 22nd Feb. 2019 Amity University organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rd year), Nikita, Surabhi and Lata (Sanskrit Hons. 2ndyear) parcipated. Vriddhi got consolaon prize. · On 5th Feb.2019 Daulat Ram College organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Nikita and Surabhi (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. · On 09th March , 2019 L.S.R. College organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rdyear) and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. Vriddhi got 3rd prize. · On 11th March, 2019 Hansraj College organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rdyear) and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. Vriddhi got 3rd prize. · On 14th March, 2019 Kirori Mal College organized Akshar‐Shlok Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rdyear) and Nikita (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. · On 14th March, 2019 Kirori Mal College organized Quiz Compeon in which Pooja and Shri mishra (Sanskrit Hons. 2nd year) parcipated. · On 16th March, 2019 Maitreyi College organized Shlokoccharana Compeon in which Vriddhi (Sanskrit Hons. 3rdyear) got 1st prize. Special Lecture : A special lecture was held on 10.10.18 by Sanskrit Sahitya Parishad (Department of Sanskrit). Topic of this lecture “Sanskrit and Science” was very fascinang and relevant for the students. Professor Ramnath Jha, Professor from JNU was the main speaker of the program. Principal ma'am movated students for the study of Sanskrit along with modern science. The main speaker professor Ramnath Jha encouraged students for this topic and told them about how Sanskrit texts are important for morden science he talked about physics in Sanskrit (Tarkasangtah), God parcle in Upanishads and many other science fields in Sanskrit.

Department of Music: Swar Gunjan Society Convener: Ms. Renu Gupta

The department of Music organised an inter college 'workshop on Musical instruments 'on 5th of November 2018 for the teachers, non teaching staff and students. The programme inaugurated by the Dean and Head of the department of Music, was a great success. The dean in her inaugural address layed emphasis on the importance of instruments in Gayan, Vadan and Nrtya, the three genres of music. Dr Nidhi Kapoor, the bursar of the college, Dr Ruchi Tyagi aended the event. Three instruments, namely, harmonium, tabla and Tanpura were chosen for this workshop. The resource persons from different colleges gave their lectures followed by an acve interacon session with the audience. A quesonnaire related to these instruments was also filled by the parcipants. The event had parcipants from various colleges and instuons like faculty of music and fine arts, Vivekanand College, Mata Sundri College, Parmartha Foundaon, Dayawan Memorial College, Alumni SPM College, etc. The programmeconvenor Ms Renu Gupta, gave the vote of thanks to the teaching, non teaching staff and students for their support in making the event a huge success. The event was sponsored by TVS Motor Company. Another event 'Basant Panchami' was celebrated on the 11th February 2019, by the students and teachers of Kalindi College where the students performed and the prasad was distributed in the college.

Zoological Society: ZOONOMIA TIC: Dr. Tarkeshwar Convener: Dr. Varsha Singh

Zoonomia, the Zoological Society came into existence from this year 2018‐19 aer the introducon of the B.Sc. (Hons.) Zoology course in 2017‐18 in our college and thereaer emerged as one of the acve and enthusiasc society of college. List of elected office bearers of the Society is as follows:

S. No. Post Name Course 1. President Ms. Anju B.Sc. (H) Zoology 2nd Year 2. Vice President Ms. Komal Gupta B.Sc. (H) Zoology 1st Year 2. Secretary Ms. Ankita Tayal B.Sc. (H) Zoology 1st Year 3. Cultural Secretary Ms. Shalini Sharma B.Sc. (H) Zoology 2nd Year 4. Treasurer Ms. Sarika Swami B.Sc. (H) Zoology 2nd Year  Society Inaugural The society ofcially announced, in the auspicious presence of our Principal Madam, Dr. (Ms) Anula Maurya and in esteemed presence of our guest Prof. S.K. Majumdar, Department of Zoology, University of Delhi on 12th October 2018. This event paved the way for further bi-directional interaction between faculty and students.

Session I The Society initialised with the activity as “1st Science Film Fesval and Department of Zoology Society Inaugural” in associaon with “VIGYAN PRASAR”, DST, Government of India under the theme “Convergence” with the inaugural lecture on topic “Relevance and scope of Zoology in daily life” was delivered by a Prof. S.K. Majumdar. He enlightened us with relevant information about scopes and avenues in the eld of Zoology as a subject as well as career through this lecture, which received an overwhelming response both from the Students, and Faculty members.

Session II Moving further Mr. Nimish Kapoor, Scienst‐'E', Head Science Film Division, VIGYAN PRASAR, DST, Govt. of India who is an Expert in making science based educational lms, shared his views on “Science Communication Through Films”,in the form of an training-cum-informative lecture, emphasizing on how a science student can become a good lmmaker and work a lot for his society through scientic educational lms. He told about the technical details and precautions as well as tools can be used while making a lmswhich can aract the layman towards any important issue of the society. His lecture earned a huge appreciaon and also gained importance this lecture was also aended by Journalism students who asked a number of technical quesons to clear their facts and awareness about science based educaonal filmmaking.

Session III In this session following movies were screened which were made by students of different Universities and Institution of India and all these movies have won prizes in 8th National Science Film Festival-2018,  LAST CHANCE (BIT, Mesra) : “Winner of Silver Beaver Award”  Bhartiya Vastukala: PrachinPayjalPrabandhan (Vigyan Prasar)  Green Soil (IISER, Pune)  Decoding Silk (Amartya Saha)  Predating the Predator (Vipul Kirti Sharma)  Beat the Heat (TERI, Delhi)  Brain's Fault (Aditya)  Gauraiya, The Great Indian Sparrow (City Montessori School)  Jal (Arjit Mohan Shukla)

All these short duraon movies had a long lasng impact on the young minds and they were highly movated aer aending this session, especially the valedictory note of this event when our Naonal Anthem was screened which was a movie based on special children who used sign language for the Naonal Anthem, which le the enre audience emoonal. On the same day the society also organized various Inter‐college compeons based on scienfic themes such as:  Rangoli making,  Poster making,  Quiz and Science Riddle compeon This activity turned out to be the show stealer and brought out the satirical & artistic skills of the students. Both Life Science & Zoology students participated equally and enthusiastically thus making the day a great success. The winners were awarded cerficates and cash prize, a separate prize was also categorised for Best Name and Logo of the society which were won by our students Ms. Shalini and Ms. Anju (B.Sc. Hons. Zoology II Year), respecvely.

 Workshop-cum-Training

1. Laboratory Staff Training/Workshop One day workshop for Laboratory staff was held in Zoology Department on January 11, 2019. Under the aegis of IQAC, Kalindi College Four parcipants aended the workshop from Zoology Department of our college. The workshop conducted included three sessions: First Session: Dr. Varsha Singh "Maintenance and Safety Measures of Scienfic Instruments" In this Dr. Varsha discussed about the guidelines and methodology about maintenance and safety measures for the scienfic instruments such as Microscope, autoclave, pH meter, ELISA reader etc. the PowerPoint presentaon was followed by a hands on demonstraon of the instruments. Second session: Dr. Shanuja Beri "Spectroscopy" In the second session Dr. Shanuja gave the details of the Spectroscopy instrument, its working principle and data handling. She also gave demonstraon and hand on training about the Spectroscopy instrument. Third session: Dr. K. Vandana Rani "Protein Characterizaon" In the last session Dr. Vandana told them about the characterizaon of protein by electrophoresis. She gave a detailed insight about the chemical preparaon used in this experiment. The presentaon was followed by hands on training for the same. At the end of the session a discussion was held among our laboratory staff and a feedback was also taken for the same.

2. Student training “Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp for Science Students” A step ahead, the Society organized a Three Day Workshop‐cum‐Training entled as “Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp for Science Students” in associaon with IQAC Kalindi College and Naonal Instute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD), Ministry of Skill Development, Govt. of India. In this programme various students of B.Sc. Hons. Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, Botany, Computer Science and Mathemacs and B.Sc. Life Sciences and Physical Sciences were benefied with training and a cerficate. The programme included a two day interacve session on 15‐16 January 2019 and a one day Industrial visit to a NIESBUD incubaon centre KRAFTIVITY at Narayana, Delhi on 23rd January 2019. On the first day of interacve session Mr. H. P. Singh, Senior faculty and Program In‐charge of NIESBUD told about various schemes of Govt. of India, training program and incubaon centre. while on the second day Mr. Ravi Gupta, an entrepreneur trainershare his experse on how to design and start up an entrepreneurship whereas Mr. R. K. Chandra, rered bank manager and entrepreneur trainer told us about various laws, formalies and precauons while seeking Bank and Govt. Schemes for loan. This training was succeeded with an industrial visit to a NIESBUD incubaon centre KRAFTIVITY at Narayana, Delhi, where the experts gave an insight to students how they can open their own small business or incubaon centre. They also demonstrated a bakery session with students and taught our students to how to make muffins. They were also informed about various short term and cost effecve courses in bakery and cosmecs.  Campus Bird Count (The Bird Count India 2019) and Invited talk The society is meant and movated to plan out some awareness campaign towards sustainable environment development and in this context Department joined the campaign of Campus Bird Count India 2019, from 15‐18 February 2019. The Bird Count India is public project with the aim to document the distribuonal range and the abundance of Indian birds, from the finest scale (within a city) to the largest (across the country). Through collang observaons on birds across seasons and years, enable us for a beer understanding of seasonal paerns of movement and migraon of birds, and to monitor changes in distribuon and abundance of birds over long periods. This campaign has the partnership consists of a large number of organizaons and groups all over India and share common goals. In this campaign a pre‐introductory talk was delivered by Ms. Misha Bansal, project coordinator, Kalindi College, on the topic “Introducon to Birding” on 13th February 2019 in which she talked about idenficaon of birds, their life history paern of migraon and methods of their counng. Further on 15th February 2019, Mr. Prasanna Gautam, a very passionate bird enthusiast from the team joined and guided during Kalindi College Campus Bird Count and Walk. He has been a trekker, has coordinated the Snow Leopard Project with Earthwatch and has parcipated in the ger census at Ranthambore and Elephant census in Corbe. In our campus walk we recorded 28 different bird species in our campus at different locaon. All the students of Zoology and Life Sciences have learnt a lot from him and observing birds with him was a delight for the students and faculty.

 Field Visit/Educaonal Trips  Environmental Sciences Educaonal Trips to Delhi Zoo (Naonal Zoological Park, New Delhi) 1. The Zoology Department organized one day educaonal trip for of B. Com I year Students (30 students) for Environmental studies (compulsory and qualifying) paper during academic session 2018‐ 2019. One day trip was organized on 10th October 2018 to Naonal Zoological Park, Delhi. Dr. Varsha Singh and Dr. M. Rojina Devi organized and accompanied the trip. 2. One day excursion of B.Sc. Physical Sciences I Year (39 students) to Naonal Zoological Park, New Delhi, was conducted on 5th Nov 2018 under guidance of Dr. Prem Prakash Saini and Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit for the paper of Environmental Science. The Students observed the rich biodiversity of the Zoological park like Asiac Lion, Black Bears, Rhino, Hippotamus, Tigers, Nilgai, Jaguar, Emu, Black Buck, Brow Antler Deer, Civet etc They enjoyed Bird watching in the park and observed Painted Storks, Lile Cormorants, Cale Egrets, Pond Herons, Common Teals, White Necked Storks, Sarus Cranes, Black Necked Storks, White Ibises, Spoonbills, Shovelers, Pintails and Spot Billed Ducks. The trip emphasized on the importance of maintaining and preserving our biodiversity. It helped to inculcate a sense of care for the environment and all its different life forms. It also gave a glimpse of ex situ conservaon of biodiversity to the students and showed them the importance of various methods used in India to conserve life.  Ecology Educaonal trip for Zoology (Hons.) I year Students on Wildlife Week Celebraon The Zoology Department organized an educaonal trip for B. Sc. (Hons.) Zoology first year students as part of their curriculum for Ecology paper during academic session 2018‐2019. One day trip was organized on 3rd October, 2018 to Aravalli Biodiversity Park, Delhi where students not only got opportunity to visit this park but also got opportunity to parcipate in various compeons as a part of Wildlife Week Celebraon. Dr. Kanchan Batra and Dr. M. Rojina Devi organized and accompanied the trip.  Naonal/Internaonal Conference Convener: Dr. K. Vandana Rani Co‐convener: Dr. Shanuja Beri

1. Naonal conference on,'Urban Environmental Sustainability'

A two day Naonal conference entled as, 'Urban Environmental Sustainability' was organised by Department of Zoology, Kalindi College in associaon of Mahatma Gandhi Instute for Combang Climac Challenges (MGICCC), a venture of Govt. of Naonal Capital Territory Delhi, on 7th‐8th February, 2019, with the focus to discuss about the challenges in ensuring urban sustainability and the steps required for ensuring the same. The objecve of the conference is to provide an academic plaorm to discuss the major challenges in ensuring sustainability in the urban areas and to bring out the innovave ideas in this domain. The conference benefited its parcipants in knowing the major challenges and in finding the strategies to solve such challenges in urban environmental sustainability and proved to be a great learning experience as well as promoted and build a closer relaonship between theory and pracce, with the goal of creang awareness about the urbanisaon and environmental sustainability in urban areas.

2. Internaonal conference on “Changing Environment: Understanding the Emerging Challenges and their Management Strategies” with DBT Sponsored Pre‐Conference Workshop “THE FOLDSCOPE”

Department of Zoology further going to organize an Internaonal Conference on “Changing Environment: Understanding the Emerging Challenges and their Management Strategies” in associaon with Department of Zoology, University of Delhi, scheduled from 10‐12 April 2019, at Conference Centre University of Delhi. The main aim of this conference is to create awareness towards changes in the environment, which can be either invasive or innocuous, result in a need for adaptaon by the bioc world. These changes can be the aermath of natural disasters or human interference which iniate a chain of events, that affecng diversity and sustainability and threatened the environment. Sciensts and policy makers have been largely succeeding in idenfying the causes of these changes. It is the migaon and management that needs to be stressed upon. The animal and plant world is showing alarming signs of exncon, loss of diversity, changes in populaon and behaviour among other deviaons in response to the loss of habitat, encroachment, changing climac condions such as temperature and polluon. The human world faces the greatest threat of all as their healthy survival is dependent on the environment around but which is increasingly becoming more hazardous. The environment itself being dynamic responds to detrimental changes which can potenally be. Although world wide effort is on to alleviate these catastrophic changes but the problem looms large as newer challenges are thrown up constantly such as micro plascs, management of e‐waste, even waste from space. This conference aims to provide a plaorm to discuss, share and debate on the strategies to ancipate, confront and manage these challenges.

Department of Vocation Convener: Dr. Pankaj Kumar

Orientaon Programme 2018‐19:

An orientaon program was held by the department of Vocaon on Thursday dated 19th July 2018 in Room No SA‐ 4 in the college at 1 pm. More than 40 students of B.Voc.(Web Designibg) and B.Voc. (Prinng Technology) along with their parents aended the orientaon. The students were introduced to all the faculty members of department of Vocaon. The faculty members also introduced themselves along with their teaching responsibility to them. The concept of AECC, GEC and SEC were explained properly. The GEC component come under university system and SEC component come under SSC. The Teacher in‐charge of department of Vocaon readily provided me table to them. The students were informed about the aendance rules, tests, assignments, internal assessment and half yearly exams. They were ensured by all the teachers that they will not face any kind of problem in the college whatsoever including ragging of any kind.

OPENING CEREMONY AND ACADEMIC WORKSHOP ‐ 2018‐19 “HUNAR” the society of Department of Vocaon, Kalindi College organized a Workshop on Skill Development on 13 October 2018. The event was diligently taken by Mrs. Shamayla Jamshed (Chief Guest), Director Inspiroy and Mrs. Amiliya Sayed (Guest of Honour), Professional Trainer at Toastmasters Internaonal, they were delivered lecture cum interacve session on skill with reference to skill in prang, designing and web development.

Dr. Anula Maurya, Principal, Kalindi College, University of Delhi arrived and declared the fesval open with the lighng of the lamp with Nodal Officer, Chief Guest, and Guest of Honour. Then, students welcomed the dignitaries by presenng blossoming Mementos them, one to one.

Our Principal Madam, Dr. Anula Maurya, Patron of the Society – Hunar encouraged the students with her warm and movang words. She also expressed that it is his dream to see events like this take place more oen, at the campus. Our Chief Guest Mrs. Shamayla Jamshed given interacve session on “Professional Resume Making”. Mrs. Amiliya Sayed solve various interview related queries of students. Department also organized various compeve events based on their academic skills and trait. The winners were encouraged with a prizes. Program was ended aer Vote of thanks by Dr. Pankaj Kumar, Nodal Officer, B. Voc. Programme Achievements of Faculty Members Dr. Anula Maurya, Principal AWARDS:

 Conferring with “Global Leaders Award 2019” for Best Women Personality of the year, Educaon on 14th – 16th March, 2019 in Dubai, UAE by Bizox (Global Leader Award).  Conferred with Abhinandan Patra – Mahila Shak Shiromani Award by Indo Nepal Samrasta Organizaon on 7th March, 2019.  Conferred with “India's most Admired Personality Award”, “Acharya Ratan Award” & “Internaonal Woman of the year Award” in recognion of Flaering Merit Excellent Performance and Outstanding performance on 24th February, 2019 by Friendship Forum.  Conferred with “Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee Excellence Award” for Meritorious Services, Outstanding Performance and Remarkable Role by Lt. General Ajay Kumar Singh PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM (Retd.) Former Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry & Andaman and Nicobar Islands on the occasion of birthday of Leader Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee on 24th December, 2018.  Conferred with “India Global Award for Excellence” , “Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru Award” for divinity & Literature, for outstanding individual achievements & Disnguished services to the Naon & Conferred by “Asia's Leading Award for Intellectual people” & “Asia Pacific Emerging Gold Star Award 2018” cerficate of Excellence for outstanding and extra‐ordinary achievements in her chosen fields of acvity and services rendered to promote greater friendship and India‐Internaonal Co‐operaon by Ch. Randhir Singh, Hon'ble Former Governor of Sikkim on 1st December, 2018 by Friendship Forum.  Conferred with “Indo – Nepal Ekta Award” for immense dedicaon and work towards Naonal Integraon by Indo‐Nepal Samrasta Organizaon on 25th November, 2018.  Conferred with “Mahatma Gandhi Samman” (teaching & Research excellence) for the eminent achievers, who have made a place for themselves in their profession and are keeping flag for India high during a “Global Achievers Conclave” on 25thOctober, 2018 at House of Commons, London.  Conferred with “Lifeme Achievement Award” on 5th October, 2018 by The Educaonal and Tesng Council of India confederaon of Indian Universies, Naonal Instute of Cleanliness Educaon and Research, Indian Instute of Ecology and Environment on the occasion of Higher Educaon and Research Summit for Cleaner World.  Conferred with “Cerficate of Excellence” for outstanding contribuon and praiseworthy achievements in the field of Educaon by Retd. Lt. Gen K.M. Seth, Hon'ble former Governor of Tripura & Chhasgarh at a Seminar on “Global Brotherhood & Peace” on 25th September, 2018 .  Conferred with “Indo‐Internaonal Emerging Star Award 2018”, “Indian Status Award for Intellectual People” & “Global Indian Personality Award” in for Educaonal Growth for the amazing manner and enduring excellence that has contributed towards welfare of the people” on 25th September, 2018 by Friendship Forum.  Conferred with “Shikshak Ratan Award” on the occasion of Teachers' Day i.e. on 5th September, 2018 by Antarrashtriya Samrasta Manch during the Indo‐Nepal Sankrik Sammelen.  Conferred with Cerficate of Appreciaon for excellence in Academics by We the People of India supported by Supreme Society in the Felicitaon Programme 2018 held on 30th June, 2018 presented by S.K. Mathur, IFS 1966 & H.S. Balwaria IPS retd. DGP.  Conferred with “Cerficate of Honour” for her remarkable contribuon in field of Gender and Disaster Preparedness, on the occasion of the First Internaonal Conference on Mass Disaster & Emergency Management in associaon with Kingsmead School, England & Dayal Singh College (M), DU by Hon'ble Sh. O.P. Singh (DGP, UP Police) on 20th April, 2018.  Conferred with “Glory of India Award” for disnct identy‐socially and economically by virtue of excellence by Dy Prime Minister, Thailand, India Internaonal Friendship Society on 4th May, 2018 to be held at Bangkok.  Conferred with “Best Indian Golden Personalies Award 2018” for individual excellence in recognion of flaering merit excellent performance and outstanding contribuon for the progress of the Naon & Worldwide on 18.4.2018.

Membership:- Member, Execuve Council of University of Delhi under the provisions of Statue 5(1)(ix) for a term of 2 years w.e.f. 1.1.2019, subject to the provision of Statue 38(i).

Seminars/Conferences/Symposiums Attended  Parcipated in the Workshop cum Orientaon on Leadership in Educaonal Administraon for Academic Administrators in Universies and College organized by the Department of Educaonal Administraon, Naonal Instute of Educaon Planning and Administraon during January 14‐16, 2019 at NIEPA, New Delhi.  Parcipated in Principal's meet with a theme “Higher Educaon for shaping the future of India” held on 25th March, 2019 organized by CPDHE (UGC‐HRDC).

PH.D Under the Supervision of Dr. Anula Maurya Ms. Disha Choudhary is pursuing Ph.D on the topic “Nyaya Darshan main Upadhi : Sidhant evm Prayog” vide Memorandum no. FOA/248/SKT/2018‐19/9909 dated 7.12.2018 issued by Board of Research Studies.

Department of Botany Dr. Divya Verma • Working Group Member, UGC's Learning Outcome‐Based Curriculum Framework (UGC‐LOCF) for the revision of the Course tled Microbiology and Phycology Course Code 32161101 in Programme (CBCS) B.Sc. (HONS.) BOTANY. • Co‐coordinator, Environment Studies (Botany), Department of Botany, Kalindi College. • Parcipated in 23rd Refresher Course in Life Sciences & Biotechnology organized by UGC‐ Human Resource Development Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi from 10th October to 2nd November, 2018. • Principal invesgator, in‐house Project entled “Green Synthesis of Gold Nanoparcles from Leaf Extract of Rhoeo discolor and Study Its Anmicrobial Properes”. • Bursar, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), since August, 2015 to August 2018. • Teacher‐in‐Charge, Department of Botany, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), 2017‐18 to 2018‐19. • Convenor, Timetable Sciences, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), 2018‐19. • Convenor, House Examinaons, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), 2018‐19. • Deputy Superintendent, Semester Examinaons, November‐ December 2018 and May 2019, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), 2018‐19. • Convenor, Admission of Botany (H) Course, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), 2018‐19. • Coordinator, Sec A : 13 Tuion Fee, Outlook‐ Drsh UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGES Survey 2018, Kalindi College (University of Delhi) • Co‐coordinator, Sec B Selecon Process & Eligibility Criteria, Outlook‐ Drsh UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGES Survey 2018, Kalindi College (University of Delhi). • Convenor, Purchase Commiee, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), since August, 2015 to August 2018. • Co‐convener Fashion Society “Fashionista”, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), since 2015‐16. • Co‐convener, Accounts, Lehren‐2019, Kalindi College (University of Delhi), 2018‐19. • Co‐convener, Discipline, Oath Ceremony and Fresher's Welcome 2018‐19

Dr. Ranjana Roy Mishra

 Science Academies' Lecture Workshop on “Role of Epigenecs in Health and Diseases” organized by Department of Zoology, Deen Dyal Upadhyaya College and jointly sponsored by Indian Academy of Sciences, Bengaluru, Indian Naonal Science Academy, New Delhi and the Naonal Academy of Sciences, Allahabad (5‐6 April, 2018).  Recent Advances in Plant Systemacs and Future Prospects, March 12, 2019 (Department of Botany, Dyal Singh College, University of Delhi).  Parcipated in two days Faculty Development Programme on “ Agriculture, Health and Society" organized by Mahatma Hansraj Faculty Development Centre, Hansraj College, University of Delhi ( 15‐ 16 March, 2019).  NAAC sponsored Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today from Tomorrow” Organized by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Kalindi College at Kalindi College, University of Delhi (January 11, 2019).  Convenor, Stage Decoraon, Sports Day ‐ 2019  Co‐ convenor, Discipline commiee, Alumni Meet – 2019, Fillers, Lehren – 2019. Department of Chemistry Dr. Shilpika Bali Mehta  Parcipated in Naonal Conference on “Recent Trends and Advancements in Chemical Sciences” and presented a paper entles “Chemistry of Texle” held from 29‐31 March 2019, organised by Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi and Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi in associaon with Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science (SPES) at University of Delhi.  Parcipated as Resource person and delivered a lecture the topic “Basic Techniques of Chemistry Praccal” in sub‐session ONE‐DAY TRAINING WORKSHOP for LABORATORY STAFF from 12 January 2019 in NAAC sponsored Naonal workshop on "Skill Enhancement At Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today and Tomorrow" organised by IQAC, Library and Science Departments, Kalindi College from 7‐13 January 2019, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Convenor: Students' Orientaon Prgramme 2018.  Convenor: Discipline Commiee for admission in B.Sc. (H) Chemistry during 2018‐19  Compere: Farewell commiee “College Annual Day” 2018‐19.  Convenor: Compering Commiee “Alumni Meet Commiee” 2018‐19.  Co‐convenor: To organize the cultural acvies Just‐A‐Minute in “Lehren” the Inter‐college Cultural Fest, 2018‐19.  Convenor: Comperer Commiee “Lehren” the Inter‐college Cultural Fest, 2018‐19.

Dr. Amit Kumar

 Kapinder, Tarkeshwar, Kumar A. and Singh, A. K. (2019). Orientaon and behavioural responses of Cotesia plutellae (Kurdjumov) (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) towards honey and sucrose. Internaonal Journal of Zoological Invesgaons. ISSN : 2454‐3055 (Accepted).  Poorna Khanna, Sangeeta, Tarkeshwar, A. Kumar, Kapinder (2019), A Microbial Cell: A Greener Way for Removing of Impuries from Laboratory Generated Waste Water. Under Communicaon. Title of the Project: “Ayurveda: The Alternave System of Time Tested Medicine”. Inhouse Project Code: 44/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Divya Verma, Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Kalindi College, University of Delhi, Dr. Tarkeshwar, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, Kalindi College, University of Delhi Number of Undergraduate students Involved in the project: 15 Students Total fund of the project: Rs. 10, 000/‐  Parcipated in Naonal Conference on “Recent Trends and Advancements in Chemical Sciences” and presented a paper entled “Microbial Fuel Cell: An Efficient Benign Set Up for Electrochemical Cell for Removing of Impuries from Laboratory Generated Wastewater” held from 29‐31 March 2019, organised by Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi and Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi in associaon with Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science (SPES) at University of Delhi.  Parcipated in Naonal Seminar (राीय संगोी) on “सतत पयावरण िवकास: वैािनक और तकनीकी शावली का उपयोग” held on 14‐16 March, 2019 organised by Department of Zoology, Gargi college in associaon with Commission for Scienfic and Technical Terminology, MHRD & Department of Higher Educaon at Gargi College University of Delhi.  Parcipated in Internaonal Conference on “Mulscale Simulaon & Mathemacal Modelling of Complex Biological Systems” and presented a paper entled “A theory to Predict Orientaonal Relaxaon Dynamics of Protein” held from 30 January‐1 February 2019, organised by School of Computaonal & Integrated Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi in associaon with Rice University, USA.  Parcipated in Internaonal Conference on “6th World Congress on Nanomedical Sciences: Chemical Biology” and presented a paper entled “A theory to Predict Orientaonal Relaxaon Dynamics of Protein” held from 7‐9, January 2019, organised by Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi, Delhi in associaon with Jamia Hamdard University, Delhi.  Presented a paper entled as “Orientaon and Behavioural Responses of Cotesia plutellae (Kurdjumov) (Hymenopetera: Braconidae) towards Honey and Sucrose” in the Internaonal Conference on “Advances in Biological and Environmental Research for Human welfare” held on 16‐18 November, 2018, organized by Department of Zoology, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, Uar Pradesh.  Presented a paper entled as “Microbial Fuel Cell: A Greener Way for Removing of Impuries from Laboratory Generated Waste Water” in the Internaonal Conference on “Advances in Biological and Environmental Research for Human welfare” held on 16‐18 November, 2018, organized by Department of Zoology, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, Uar Pradesh  Presented a paper entled as “An approach to protect environment: Microbial Fuel Cell” at DST Sponsored Naonal Seminar on “Innovaon in Sciences In Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment (NSHE‐2018)” held on 20th march, 2018, at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, Delhi  Organised as coordinator, Internaonal Seminar on “Mulscale Simulaon & Mathemacal Modelling of Complex Biological Systems” organized by School of Computaonal & Integrated Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi in associaon with Rice University, USA from 30 January ‐ 1 February, 2019  Organised three day training workshop entled as "Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp for Science Student” under “Entrepreneurship Development Programme" DST, Govt. of India, conducted by Department of Zoology in associaon with IQAC Kalindi College and Naonal Instute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD), Ministry of Skill Development, Govt. of India, from 15‐17 January 2019 at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Organised as coordinator, a NAAC sponsored Naonal workshop on "Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today and Tomorrow" through IQAC, Library and Science Departments, Kalindi College from 7‐13 January 2019, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Parcipated as Resource person and delivered a lecture the topic “Chemistry at the helm of Essenal Oils, Cosmecs, Fragrances and Wellness” in In‐House Skill Development Course organised by Department of Chemistry, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, Delhi.  Organized workshop on “Skill Enhancement Workshop for Laboratory Staff” through IQAC and Science Departments, Kalindi College held on 13‐14 March 2018, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Won Best poster presentaon award for the paper entled as “An approach to protect environment: Microbial Fuel Cell” at DST Sponsored Naonal Seminar on “Innovaon in Sciences In Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment (NSHE‐2018)” held on 20th march, 2018, at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, Delhi. Department of Commerce Ms. Anita Verma  Parcipated in FDP on "Teaching Methodology on Case Based Learning."on 15th September 2018 organised by Dept. of Commerce , in collaboraon with Zakir Husain college .  Parcipated in 31st Annual Convenon by AFCON on “Leveraging Technology for Financial Innovaon''held on 22nd September 2018.  Parcipated in FDP on "Integrated Research in Mathemacal Sciences”from September 24 to September 30, 2018. Conducted by Ramanujan Centre for Applied Mathemacs and Research & Teaching Learning Centre (sponsored by M.H.R.D) University of Delhi.  Parcipated in Naonal Conference on “Emerging Issues in Global Business Research and Management Pracces” on November 16‐17, 2018 organized by Kirori Mal College University of Delhi.  Parcipated in FDP on "Contemporary Business Environment . Organised by Teaching Learning Centre (MHRD) of Ramanujan College and IQAC of PGDAV College”from 10‐16 December, 2018, held at PGDAV College, Nehru Nagar New Delhi.  Parcipated and presented a Paper Titled “A study to Analyse consumer Behaviour and Consumer adopon to Digital Payment System '' in Naonal Conference on “Paradigm Shi in Management Pracses for Fostering Excellence.(PSMPFE‐2019)Organised by New Delhi Instute of Management, New Delhi on 2nd & 3rd Feburuary, 2019.

Ms. Rajni (on study leave)

 Parcipated and presented a paper tled “Human Resource Management in Knowledge Management‐A Conceptual Study at First Global Higher Educaonal Conclave 'Global Innovators & Researchers Conclave' held on 20th &21st January, 2018, at DCRUST, Murthal, Haryana, India.  Parcipated and presented a paper tled “Talent Management Pracces in the Service Sector (in absena) at 9th Internaonal Conference in collaboraon with Indian Economic Associaon on 'Measure, Manage & Facilitate Change to Harness Organizaonal Potenal' held on January 6‐8, 2018 organized by Presge Instute of Management, Gwalior.  Parcipated and Presented tled “Human Resource Management‐ An Integral Part of Knowledge Management” in the 3rd Naonal Seminar on “Transforming Indian Society: Role of Technology, Innovaon, Entrepreneurship and Public Policy” organized by Department of Management Studies, DCRUST, Sonipat held February 12 &13, 2019.  Parcipated and Presented a paper tled Human Resource Management: A tool of success for Knowledge Management, in the seminar organized by Department of Commerce, Kanya Mahavidyalaya Kharkhoda, Sonipat on March 7, 2018.  Rajni, Singh, R and Satpal (2018). Talent Management Pracces in Indian Service Sector: A Study, Internaonal Conference on Measure, Management & Facilitate Change to Harness Organizaonal Potenal at Presge Instute of Management, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, Bhar Publicaon, ISBN‐ 978‐93‐86608‐29‐1, New Delhi,pp‐ 360‐375  Rajni, and Satpal (2018). Women Entrepreneurs: The True Movators of Entrepreneurship, Research Discourse, An Internaonal Refereed Research Journal, VIII (XXVI), 84‐86.  Rajni, Singh, R and Satpal (2018). Role of Human Resource Management in Knowledge Management: A Study, Internaonal Journal of 360 Management Review, 6(2), 161‐169.  Rajni, Singh, R and Satpal (2019) “Does Knowledge Management (KM) really maers “. Studying the effect of Human Resource Management pracces (HRMP) on knowledge management in selected Service Industries of India, Internaonal Journal of Management and Business Research.  Parcipated in 9th Internaonal Conference, 2018 organized by Presge Instute of Management, Gwalior in Collaboraon with Indian Economic Associaon on “Measure, Manage & Facilitate Change to Harness Organizaonal Potenal” January, 6‐8, 2018.  Parcipated in two day's Naonal Workshop on Correlaon and regression held during 17‐18 December, 2018 at G.V.M. girls College, Sonipat.  Parcipated in TEQIP‐III Sponsored one‐week Short Term Course on Engineering approach for Disaster Migaon Management, Road Safety and Sustainable Development organized by Department of Civil Engineering, DCRUST, Murthal, Sonipat held during January 28th to Feb 1st 2019.  Parcipated in two days' workshop on “Applicaon of MS‐Excel in Stascal Analysis” Sponsored By: Directorate of Higher Educaon, Haryana 8‐9march, 2019.  Parcipated in TEQIP‐III Sponsored one‐week Short Term Course Safety Management in Process Industries organized by Department of Chemical Engineering, DCRUST, Murthal, Sonipat from 25 Feb‐1March.2019.

Ms. Sonia Kamboj

 NSS Programme officer, Kalindi College, University of Delhi from July 19, 2018.  Co convenor, Solo Dance Club, Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Course Coordinator French Language (add‐on course) at Kalindi College, University of Delhi  Convenor, General Assembly of 2nd year students at Kalindi College, University of Delhi  Organised NSS annual inter college fest on 7th March,2019.  Convenor for solo Dance Compeon at Lehren‐ Annual Cultural Inter College Fesval, Kalindi College  Working on a college funded project tled “Financial Literacy‐case study of Kalindi College, University of Delhi along with B.Com (H) 3rd year and B.Com 3rd year students.  Parcipated in One week “Workshop on MOOCs, E‐Content Development and Open Educaonal Resource” organised by CPDHE, University to Delhi from 13th March 2019 to 19th March 2019.  Parcipated in One week Faculty Development Programme on “Research Methods and Data Analysis using SPSS and Eviews” organised by Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi from November 20, 2018 to November 26, 2018.  Parcipated in one week short term course on “Personality Development, Leadership and Ethics” conducted at CPDHE, University of Delhi from October 23 to October 29, 2018.  Parcipated in Faculty Development Programme on “Panel Data Analysis” organised by Rukmini Devi Instute of Advanced Studies from July 16, 2018 to July 18, 2018. Seminars/ Workshop Organised  Organised a workshop on” #Ab Samjhota Nhi” on 9th March, 2019 at Kalindi College in associaon with Josh Talks.  Organised a workshop on “Road Safety” in associaon with IRSC on 22nd February, 2019.  Resource Person for workshop on Voter Awareness during the launch of Voter Awareness Forum at Kalindi College, University of Delhi on 16th January, 2019.  Resource person for the workshop on 'Digital India Iniave' conducted at Kalindi College, University of Delhi on October 12, 2018.  Resource Person for Financial Accounng paper during Pre entrance summer school organised by Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi on June 5, 2018.

Dr. Nidhi Kapoor

 Elected Academic Council Member (Feb, 2019‐ Feb, 2021)  Bursar (September, 2018 onwards)  Co‐ordinator‐ Add‐on Courses  Convenor‐ English Debate Society  Sharma, J.P.; Kanojia, Sunaina; and Kapoor, Nidhi. (2018). Stakeholders' Perspecve on Electronic Iniaves in Corporate Governance, The IUP Journal of Corporate Governance. Vol. 17 (1) (pp. 24‐61), ISSN: 0972‐6853

Department of Economics Dr. Indu Chaudhary

 Awarded Ph.D. degree in Economics by University of Delhi. Thesis tle: Issues in the Informal Credit Market.  Awarded Travel Grant by UGC to present research paper at the 58th Annual Conference organized by the South Western Finance Associaon during 13th‐15th March 2019 at Houston, Texas, USA.  Presented Ph.D. research work paper tled 'Evaluaon of Return and its determinants in Rotang Saving Credit Associaons (ROSCAs)'at presgious internaonal conferences:  58th Annual Conference organized by South Western Finance Associaon (SWFA) on March 13‐16. 2019 at Houston, Texas, USA.  2nd Internaonal Conference on the theme: 'An Uncertain World: Growth, Development and Sustainability' organized by FLAME University in associaon with The Indian Econometric Society and the Wage Indicator Foundaon, Amsterdam, Netherlands on March 01 & 02, 2019 at FLAME University, Pune, India  5th Internaonal Conference on South Asian Economic Development organized by the Faculty of Economics on 21st‐22nd February 2019 at South Asian University (SAU), New Delhi  14th Annual Conference on Economic Growth and Development organized by the Economics and Planning Unit on 19th‐21st December 2018 at the Indian Stascal Instute, Delhi.  Awarded Cerficate from ENACTUS in recognion of dedicaon to invesng in students who take entrepreneurial acon for others and for shared commitment to business innovaon that creates social impact. The team won 4th prize in the Naonal Compeon held at Mumbai in July 2018.  Choudhary, Indu. (2019). Do We Care Enough for the Elderly? A Survey of Old Age Homes in Delhi. Economic & Polical Weekly. Vol. 54, Issue No. 11.  Choudhary, I and Tyagi, P. (2019). A Study on Farmer Suicides and Income Inequality among Indian states. In S.S. Sangwan and Gagan Deep, Policy & Tecnological Opons for Doubling of Farmers' Income (pp. 231‐240). Publisher: Centre for Research in Rural and Industrial Development (CRRID), Chandigarh, India

Department of English Dr. Chaity Das  Book Chapter: Das, Chaity. (2018) "The War and its Aerlife in Bangladesh: Of Secularism, Faith and Estranged Siblings". Eds. Khurshed Alam. Bangladesh: Economic, Social and Polical Issues. New York: Nova Science Publishers. November, 2018.  Naonal Conference: Presented a paper entled "Shillong is a prose of melancholy" “Identy and Diversity within Boundaries and Margins: Exploring Literature & Culture from India's North East” in collaboraon with the Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi on 13‐14 March, 2019.  Ongoing Research Project with Students of the College as Principal Invesgator: Title: A man's world: Mapping the processes of masculinisaon through the genre of the bildungsroman

S.No. Name Roll Numbers Cour se 1 Shriya Bajpai KC16BAEN036 BA English III year 2 Bhavya Srivastav a KC16BAEN043 BA English III year 3 Purnima Singh KC16BAEN003 BA English III year 4 Praksha Panwar KC16BAEN013 BA English III year 5 Deesha Kalra KC16BAEN061 BA English III year

Ms. Monica Zutshi

 Convener, Faculty Development Programme on Travel Wring organized by the English Department, Kalindi College on April 6, 2019  Convener, Prospectus Commiee 2018‐19  Convener, Pravah Student Magazine Commiee 2019  Teacher in charge, English Department, July 2017 onwards  Convener, Of Muses and Bards, English Poetry Club  Convener, Slam Poetry, Lehren 2018  Convener, English Literary Society, 2018‐19  Convener, English Report, Sports Day Commiee  Convener, Invitaon Cards (Prinng), Alumni Meet  Convener, Timetable Commiee, English Department Timetable 2017 onwards  Parcipated in a Workshop on Poetry Wring organized by the English Literary Society, Kalindi College, October 1, 2018  Parcipated in a Translaon Workshop organized by the English Literary Society, Kalindi College, March 30, 2019  Parcipated in Faculty Development Programme on Travel Wring organized by the English Department, Kalindi College on April 6, 2019

Dr. Mukesh

 Aended a workshop on Translaon on 30th March 2019 organised by The Englis Literary Society, Kalindi College.  Aended faculty development progamme on Travel wring , Discipline Centred Elecve course Organixed bt The Department of English in associaon with Iqac, Kalindi college on 6th April 2019.  Parcipated in a One week Faculty Development Programme entled “Emerging Areas of Engagement in Pedagogy and Research” jointly organised by Shyam Lal College, D.U. , Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre of MHRD, SGTB Khalsa College, D.U. and NIEPA, held at Shyam Lal College, D.U. from 24th – 30th November, 2018.

Ms. Sneha Sawai

 Aended a workshop on Creave wring held on 1st October 2018.  Aended a workshop on Translaon held on 30th March 2019.  Parcipated in a Faculty Development Program on Travel Wring on 6th April 2019.

Dr. Chingangbam Anupama

 Conducted a Workshop on Soap Making: Melt and Pour , organised by Skill Development Cell, Kalindi College on 15th November 2018.  Co‐convener of English poetry club, Of Muses and Bards.  Parcipated as an organising member of a workshop tled 'An Exposion of Perishable Products of Northeast and its Challenges' organised by IBSD, Kalindi College Center for Women Entrepreneurship in Northeast on 6th March, 2019.  Parcipated as an organising member of 'Northeast Cultural Fest ‐ Serendipity' organised by Northeast Froner and Foreign students cell, Kalindi College on 6th March, 2019.  Parcipated in a workshop on poetry wring organised by Literary Society of English, Kalindi College on 1st October 2018.  Parcipated in a workshop on translaon organised by Literary Society of English, Kalindi College on 30th March 2019.  Parcipated in a one day FDP Travel Wring Discipline Centred Elecve Course organised by Department of English in associaon with IQAC Kalindi College on 6th April, 2019.  Wrien 4 Units as course reading material for IGNOU, BA program CBCS course 2019.

Ms. Shipra Gupta

 Parcipated in a Faculty Development Programme on "Travel Wring" organized by the Department of English, in associaon with IQAC Kalindi College on 6th April, 2019.  Parcipated in a one day workshop on Translaon organised by the English Literary Society of Kalindi College on 30th March, 2019.

 Panelist for Ideal Book Collecon event organised by “Room To Read India Trust” from 4th‐ 7th December 2018 at Taj Vivanta, Dwarka, New Delhi.

 Parcipated in a One week Faculty Development Programme entled “Emerging Areas of Engagement in Pedagogy and Research” jointly organised by Shyam Lal College, D.U. , Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre of MHRD, SGTB Khalsa College, D.U. and NIEPA, held at Shyam Lal College, D.U. from 24th – 30th November, 2018.  Parcipated in a one day workshop on Poetry Wring conducted by “Mitrakshar”‐ The English Literary Society of Kalindi College on 1stOctober, 2018.  Co‐ Convenor, Creave Wring Club under Cultural acvies of Kalindi College 2018‐19.

Ms. L Paveine

 Parcipated in a One Day workshop on Poetry Wring organised by Mitrakshar, English Literary Society Kalindi College on 1st October, 2018.  Aended faculty development programme entled "Emerging Areas of Engagement in Pedagogy and Research" at Shyam Lal College DU from 24‐30 November 2018.  Organising member of Annual Cultural Fest:Serendipity of Kalindi College held on 6th March 2019.  Parcipated and was organising member of the workshop on "An Exposion of Perishable products of North East and its Challenges" organised by the IBSD Kalindi College Centre for Women Entrepreneurship in North East on the 6th March,2019.  Parcipated the workshop on Translaon organised by English Literary Society, Kalindi College on 30th March 2019.  Parcipated in the One Day Faculty Development programme on Travel Wring organised by the English Department Kalindi College on 6th April 2019.

Mr. Arun Singh Awana

 Aended talk on 'Literary Cricism' by Dr. Anand Prakash organized by English Literary Society, Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Aended Workshop on 'Poetry Wring' by Dr. Nandini Sahu organized by English Literary Society, Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Aended Workshop on 'Translaon' organized by English Literary Society, Kalindi College, University of Delhi. FDP on 'Travel Wring' organized by English Literary Society, Kalindi College, University of Delhi.

Ms. Tanu Sharma

 Presented a paper entled, 'Caste‐Gender paradigm of Dalit discourse in literature and polics through a study of Hindi Dalit autobiographies by Dalit women.' at the Conference on ''Caste, Gender and Race: a Polics of Hegemony' on 21‐ 23 February 2019 organized by RTM University, Nagpur.  Parcipated in a three‐day seminar on "Dalit Literature: Text and Contexts, 13‐15 March 2019, organized by Dept. of English, University of Delhi.  Parcipated in Translaon workshop organized by The English Literary Society, at Kalindi College held on March 30, 2019.  Co‐Convener, FDP Travel Wring organized by The Department of English in associaon with IQAC, Kalindi College on 6/4/2019 held at Kalindi College.

Mr. Sushrut Bhatia

 Paper Presentaon: Title: 'Global History: A Review' , Naonal Conference: Between History and Literature ‐ Enquiries into Colonial Modernies, Conducted by: University of Hyderabad (Dept. Of English), Dates: 17th‐19th March 2019  Parcipated in Workshop on Translaon (English/Hindi/Urdu), Conducted by: Dept. of English (Kalindi College), Date: 30th March 2019.  Parcipated in FDP on Travel Wring , Conducted by: Dept. of English (Kalindi College), Date: 6th April 2019 Department of Geography

Dr Manish Kumar

 Pankaj Kumar, Arif Husain, R B Singh, Manish Kumar (2018). Impact of land cover change on land surface temperature: a case study of spi valley, Journal of Mountain Science, Springer, 15(8): 1658‐ 1670 (Impact Factor: 1.016).  Manish Kumar, R B Singh, Ram Pravesh, Pankaj Kumar, D.K.Tripathi and Netrananda Sahu (2018). Urban Growth Dynamics and Modelling using Remote Sensing Data and Mulvariate Stascal Techniques, Current Science, 114 (10), 2080‐2091 (Impact Factor: 0.843).

Dr. Usha K. Pathak

 “Assessment of Urban Metabolism of Ranchi City”‐ paper presented at Internaonal Conference on “Global Environmental Challenges, Human Health and Sustainable Development” organized by ESDA, CSRD (JNU), BRAC,CSIR‐NEERI, held in the Convenon Centre, JNU, New Delhi on11‐13 January, 2019.  Parcipated in Faculty Development Programme on “Entrepreneurship, Movaon & Leadership” organized by ARSD, College, DU in collaboraon with NIESBUD, an organizaon of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India, held in ARSD College, University of Delhi on 24‐30 December,2018.  “ Planning For Healthy and Sustainable Urbanizaon: A case study of Naonal Capital Territory, Delhi” book chapter in 'Making Cies Resilient' edited by Sharma, Vishwa Raj, Chandrakanta (Eds.) published by Springer Nature Switzerland A G 2019 in the Urban Book Series, hps://doi.org/10.1007/978‐3‐310‐94932‐1_5, Pp. 53‐63

Ms. Geeta Kumari

 Parcipated in Faculty Development Programme on “Teaching and Learning in Digital Era” organised by The Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, University of Delhi and IQAC, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi from 15th to 27th December, 2018.  Presented a paper tled “Sustainable Organic Farming: A Case Study of Dimapur District, Nagaland” in Internaonal Conference on Global Environmental Challenges Human Health and Sustainable Development on 11th to 13th January, 2019 at the Convenon Centre, JNU, New Delhi. Department of Hindi

Dr. Raksha Geeta

 Co convener in culture club "ONE ACT PLAY AAGAAZ "  Presented paper on गुता बनाम भीता :मानवतावादी कबीर के सभ म at‐ Atmaram Sanatan Dharam college DU Delhi  Presented paper on सोशल मीिडया के साथ:हािशये से मुधरा की ओर at Kalindi college DU Delhi

Department of History

Dr. Rini Pundir  Presented a paper entled “The Evoluon Of India's Composite Food Culture In Context Of Medieval Uar Pradesh” in a Naonal Seminar on The Evoluon Of Composite Culture in Medieval India organized by Department Of History,Faculty of Social Sciences ,Banaras Hindu University on 14th‐15th September 2018 in collaboraon with Centre For Study Of Social Sciences and Inclusive Policy,BHU.  Parcipated in15th Naonal Youth Parliament Compeon Sponsored by Ministry Of Parliamentary Affairs ,Government Of India on held in Kalindi College on 14.11.2019

Department of Journalism

Ms. Manisha

 Aended a one day naonal conference on “ Bharya media mein stree: chunoyan aur uplabdhiyan “, at Hindu college, D.U, Delhi, on 14th November 2018.  Presented paper in Dalit Literature Fesval on on 3‐4 feb 2019 held at Kirori Mal College, Delhi University with paper tle: “ streevad: Dalit Sahitya ka ubharta paksh”  Presented paper in a 2 day naonal seminar on Human Rights of the Marginalised: Hands together towards protecon on 9‐10 Oct 2018 held at Kalindi College with the paper tle “Gender equality in India: An untouched part of marginalisaon.”  Presented paper in an Internaonal Conference on Indian Cinema and Alternate Networks, paper tled as‐ Bollywood Hollywood collaboraons: New Horizons of relaonship on 16‐18 Nov 2018 jointly organised by DME Media school, Metropolitan Educaon (GGSIPU, Delhi) and School of Communicaon and Creave Arts, Deakin Univerity, Melbourne, Australia at, DME Noida.  Presented paper on: “Dr. Ambedkar and Emancipaon of women in India” in a Naonal Conclave on “Dr. Ambekdar's Futurisc vision and Revoluonary Acons” held at Kalindi College on 26‐4‐18  Presented paper in a naonal conference on Media and youth engagement: change, development, governance and parcipaon on 20‐21 April 2018, paper tled as “Feminism and Media: A crical analysis organised by Vivekananda school of journalism and Mass communicaon, sponsored by Northern regional Centre, ICSSR, Delhi  Parcipated in 5 days workshop in “Research Methodology on Open Educaon Resource” (e‐PG Pathshala and MOOC's) from 18th – 22nd Feb 2019 at University School of Mass Communicaon (USMC) Guru Gobind Indraprastha University, Sec‐16C, Dwarka, New Delhi, sponsored by Indian Council of Social Sciences research (ICSSR‐NRC) New Delhi.  Aended 7‐day Media faculty Development program on Developing Scienfic approach in media teaching from 9/7/18 to 15/7/18, in Delhi Metropolitan Educaon, Noida,Organised at Nelson Mandela Auditorium, Noida, UP.  Aended 7 day Faculty Development Program on “ Imparng skills for Improved Teacher‐Students Engagement “, from 23/7/18 to 28/7/18, at Vivekananda Instute of Professional Studies, Pitampura, Delhi organised by Vivekananda School of Journalism and Mass Communicaon (VSJMC) and Vivekananda Instute of Professional Studies (VIPS)  Life me member of All India Communicaon and Media Associaon (AICMA). Associaon for creave conversaon and dialogue among teachers, researchers and scholars in the field of media and communicaon studies in India.  Registraon No: S‐E/886/Dist. South‐ East/2016, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi110025  Received award from Adi Mahavidyalaya,D.U, Bawana, Delhi,for disnguished contribuons as an alumni on 24th feb 2019(silver jubilee celebraon 2018‐19) at College campus.  “Dr. B.R. Ambedkar on women's rights and Gender Equality”, By Samyak Prakashan, Delhi. ISBN no. 978‐93‐88487‐62‐7.  Published Book Chapter on “Role of Social Media in Agribusiness : An Effecve Markeng Tool “ in an edited book by Dr. Shailesh Kumar Singh, ISBN no.‐978‐93‐87662‐56‐8, Maharishi Instute of Informaon Technology, Lucknow in September,2018.  Arcle published on‐“Male Rape in India: A legal perspecve “, In an internaonal journal of Research in social sciences “, vol.8, issue 10(1), October 2018.  ISSN: 2249‐2496, Impact factor: 7.081, Double Blind peer Revised Refered open Access Internaonal Journal‐ Included in the Internaonal serial directories Indexed and listed at USA Authors‐  Took students to a wall painng compeon on 26th October 2018 at North Campus, university of Delhi. The event was organised to celebrate 150 years of Mahatma Gandhi. Kalindi College was awarded with consolaon prize.  Organised a two‐hours special lecture for the students of first year in paper‐“ Reporng and Eding for Print” by Ms. Divyani Redhu, on 6/3/19, at Kalindi College.  Research paper got published on‐“ Social Media cricism in respect to audience exposure “ in 'Internaonal journal of communicaon development '. UGC approved ( journal no. 49378), peer reviewed,ISSN no. 2231‐2498, vol.‐8, issue‐January‐June 2018, Edited by Dr. Durgesh Tripathi.  Research Paper got published on‐ “Indian Educaon System: The Gravest Concern is Employability Gap” in Internaonal Journal of Business and Management Invenon”. UGC Approved Journal‐4485, Impact Factor‐4.72. ISSN(Online) – 2319‐8028, ISSN(Print)‐2319‐801X, Vol‐7, Issue‐8 ,Version‐II, August.2018.PP‐ 89‐93  Research Paper got published on‐“Gender Equality in Indian Constuon” in Internaonal Journal of Research and Analycal Reviews”. UGC Approved Journal, Open access and Peer reviewed journal. E‐ ISSN 2348‐1269, ISSN‐2349‐5138, Peer reviewed and refereed journal. Impact Factor‐ 5.75. July‐ September issue 2018. Paper Id‐ 234.  Research Paper got published on “सोशल मीिडया म सािह का बदलता प”, a proceedings of Naonal seminar, ISBN no.‐ 978‐93‐83515‐15‐5, 2018, Organised by the department of Hindi, Kalindi College. Published by Swarag Prakashan, New Delhi.  Research paper published in a naonal seminar proceedings on Media , the State and Marginalisaon: Tackling Challenges, organised by the Department of Journalism.  Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, UK, ISBN (10): 1‐5275‐0883‐8, ISBN (13): 978‐1‐5275‐ 0883‐5.  Published Research paper on – “feminism and the Media: A Crical Analysis”, in VIPS' proceedings of Naonal Seminar on Media and youth Engagement: change, Development, Governance and Parcipaon on 20‐21 April 2018, ISBN: 978‐81‐932035‐9‐0 published by Scholar Publishing House.  Organised a one‐day “career counselling” session on 27‐2‐19 by department of Journalism in collaboraon with Unique Shiksha held at Kalindi College.  Organised a two‐day‐“ All India Media Conclave “ for youth in colleges on 12‐13 February 2019 with “Fake News “ as the agenda, by Department of Journalism, sponsored by unique shiksha and Unique Academy held at Kalindi college.  Organised a 10‐ day workshop on‐“ Holisc Development of Media students “, by the department of Journalism, sponsored by Sarva chintan foundaon, Delhi, on 27/8/18‐7/9/18 at Kalindi College.  Organised a naonal conclave on – “Dr. Ambedkar's Futurisc vision and Revoluonary acons.” held at Kalindi College on 26‐04‐18  Organised a two‐day naonal seminar on ‐ “Human Rights of the Marginalised: Hands together towards protecon “, on 9/10/18‐10/10/18, sponsored by sarva chintan foundaon, at Kalindi College.  Organised a one day workshop on “Fake news verificaon and digital hygiene” sponsored by Data Leads on 30th October 2018, held at Kalindi College. Department of Mathematics

Ms Anju Rattan

 Served as Convenor of Seang & Shamiana Commiee in Lehren 2019, NCC fest Udaan 2019, Annual Day 2019;  Co‐Convenor of College Timetable Commiee for the session 2018‐19  Undertaken the following Research Project as Principal Invesgator during 2018‐19 Project Code: 42/2018 Project Title: Vedic Mathemacs‐ An Essenal of Science. (Ongoing Project) Funding Agency: Kalindi College Allocated Amount: D 9000/‐

Ms Charu Khanna

 Convenor of Face painng and Taoo Making in Lehren 2019  Coordinator of Add on course: Chinese language 2018‐19  Convenor of Mathemacs Society for the session 2018‐19  Undertaken the following Research Project as Principal Invesgator during 2018‐19 Project Code: 23/2018 Project Title: Management of Faculty‐Subject Assignment Using Mathemacal Programming Based on Condions Specific to Various Departments of Kalindi College, University of Delhi (Ongoing Project) Funding Agency: Kalindi College Allocated Amount: D 9000/‐

Ms Neelam Bareja

 Served as Convenor of Alumni Meet 2019, Sports Commiee, Accounts Commiee during Freshers' Welcome, 2018, Lehren 2019 and Annual Day 2019  Co‐Convenor of Alumni Commiee for the session 2018‐19  Undertaken the following Research Project as Principal Invesgator during 2018‐19 Project Code: 22/2018 Project Title: Mathemacal Modelling of Air Pollutants: An Applicaon to Naonal Capital Territory Delhi (Ongoing Project) Funding Agency: Kalindi College Allocated Amount: D 9000/‐

Dr Prempal Singh

 Aended the 33rd Annual Conference of the Ramanujan Mathemacal Society, June 1‐ 3, 2018, Department of Mathemacs, University of Delhi, Delhi  Under Graduate Research Project Funded by Kalindi College Submied on June, 30, 2018 Title: History of Indian Mathemacs: Vedic to Modern, [Student Invesgators: Total 12]  Ongoing Under Graduate Research Project Funded by Kalindi College Title: Mathemacal Modeling of Air Pollutants: An Applicaon to Indian Naonal Capital Territory Delhi, [Student Invesgators: Total 10]  Ongoing Under Graduate Research Project Funded by Kalindi College Title: Modeling for the Future Flood Vulnerability and Risk Assessment Analysis: Yamuna Catchment Area of NCT of Delhi using – Geo‐Mathemacal Spaal Techniques, [Student Invesgators: Total 16]  Mathemacal Modeling and Traffic Flow in Delhi, Kalindi Yearly Academic Journal, NSRDM‐ 2018.  Chaos Synchronizaon in various Dynamical Systems, the 33rd Annual Conference of the Ramanujan Mathemacal Society, June 1‐ 3, 2018, Department of Mathemacs, University of Delhi, Delhi.

Dr Abhishek Kumar Singh

 Aended Naonal seminar on “Human Rights of the Marginalized: Hand together towards Protecon” organized by Department of Journalism, Kalindi College, University of Delhi (9th‐10th October 2018) and presented paper‐ Samanta ke liye Manyavar Kanshiram ka sangharsh  Co‐convenor‐ Kavya Srish (Hindi)‐Lahre 2019  Worked as Supervisor in Research Project (42/2018) on “Topic-Vedic mathematics-an essential of science.”

Ms. Sunita Sharma

 Undertaken the following Research Project as Principal Invesgator during 2018‐19 1. Project Code: 23/2018 Project Title: Management of Faculty‐Subject Assignment Using Mathemacal Programming Based on Condions Specific to Various Departments of Kalindi College, University of Delhi (Ongoing Project). Funding Agency: Kalindi College Allocated Amount: D 9000/‐ 2. Project Code: 41/2018 Project Title: Employing Mathemacal Methods and Techniques for Soluon of Problems in Physics (Ongoing Project). Funding Agency: Kalindi College Allocated Amount: D 8000/‐  audhary K., Kumar K. and Mehta S. (2018). Incorporang repeat purchasing in Innovaon Diffusion Model Using Stochasc Differenal Equaons, Proceedings of the Internaonal Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operaons Management; Bandung, Indonesia, March 6‐8, 2018, pp. 931‐ 937. ISBN: 978‐1‐5323‐5944‐6; ISSN: 2169‐8767.  Mehta S., Chaudhary K. and Kumar P. (2019), Incorporating Dynamic Potential market in Innovation Diffusion Model Using Stochastic Differential Equation, Proceedings of the Internaonal Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operaons Management; Bangkok, Thailand, March 5‐7, 2019. ISBN: 978‐1‐5323‐5948‐4; ISSN: 2169‐8767  Served as a Resource Person in the “Seven‐Day Faculty Development Programme” (7th ‐ 13th January 2019) during Naonal Assessment and Accreditaon Council (NAAC) sponsored Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow”, organized by Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Kalindi College, University of Delhi, Delhi.  Parcipated in 9th Internaonal Conference on Quality, Reliability, Infocom Technology and Business Operaons (ICQRITBO'2018) during December 27‐29, 2018 at Conference Centre, University of Delhi, Delhi, and presented paper entled "A survey of Porolio Opmizaon with Emphasis on Investments made by Housewives in Popular Porolios".  Parcipated in Workshop on Current Aspects of Research Evaluaon and Plagiarism, organized by the Department of Mathemacs, Jaypee Instute of Informaon Technology, Sector‐128, Noida during November 30‐December 1, 2018.  Parcipated in Faculty Development Program cum Workshop on Climate Across the Curriculum: Resources for Integrang Climate Topics in Discipline‐Specific Teaching, Organized by Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi In Collaboraon with IISER Pune during October 13‐14, 2018.

Department of Music

Ms Renu Gupta

 Publicaon of arcle ' Sangeet aur yoga' in Sahitya Amrit monthly journal of Prabhat Prakashan, ISSN 2455‐1171  Publicaon in Abhyudaya by Abhishek Prakashan, july‐December 2018, ISSN ‐2320‐4176  First refresher course in Language literature and Culture from HRDC, JNU, 27th August to 20th September 2018  Performed classical music concert for Sangeetanjali , kanpur on 24th February 2019

Ms Anuradha Kotiyal

 Paper Presented (entled भारतीय संगीत म लयामक सदय : एक िवेषण ) in Internaonal Seminar Organised by Department of History Kumaun University Almora(UK) India (17‐18 march 2018)  Went to Birmingham (UK) to Perform Uarakhandi Songs Organised by UK Devbhoomi Trust (27‐28 Oct. 2018)  Registered for Ph.D in Music / Fine Arts Course in University of Delhi on 10/10/2018

Department of Physics

Dr. Rachna Kumar

 Parcipated in the Conclave on Biodiversity for everyone's life, held at Miranda House, University of Delhi on 31st August, 2018  Parcipated in One day Seminar on “Life and Works of Prof M.N.Saha and Prof.S.N.Bose held at Jaypee Instute of informaon Technology, Noida on 15th September, 2018  Nominated by the college to parcipate in United Naons World Teachers Day Celebraons and Higher Educaon and Research Summit for a cleaner world held at India Internaonal Centre, New Delhi on 5th October, 2018  Resource Person for two sessions in NAAC sponsored Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of higher learning: training today for tomorrow” on 11th January, 2019  Parcipated in One day Workshop “An exposion of perishable products of North‐ East and its challenges, organized by IBSD‐Kalindi College Centre on 6th March, 2019  Convener, Lab Development/Equipment Commiee  Science Representave, IQAC cell  Convener, Science block, 1st Floor, Swachhata Abhiyan  Convener, Mehendi Cultural Event, “Lehren”, 2019  Convener, Farewell Commiee, Annual Day, 2019  Principal Invesgators Dr Rachana Kumar , Dr Seema Gupta, Dr Savita Sharma Title: To elucidate Fresnel's equaons for reflecon of electromagnec waves at an interface between dielectric media and to correlate the reflecon and transmission coefficients of lossless and lossy materials for implicaon in energy conservaon and its potenal applicaons.

Dr. Pushpa Bindal

 Project Undertaken Title of the Project: “Opcal Characterizaon of Semiconductor based light sources” Project Code: 32/2018 Principal Invesgators: Dr. Pushpa Bindal and Dr. Triranjita Srivastava Student Invesgators: 8 students (Ishita Mial, Pinki, Megha Verma, Himanshi Soni, Megha, Purnima, Neha, Shikha Chandra) from B.Sc. (H) Physics IIIrd yr.  Bindal P. and Srivastava T. (2018). Experimental Invesgaons on Macrobending Losses in Mulmode Opcal Fibers" Yearly Academic Journal, Vol. XVII, pp. 34‐37, ISSN: 2348‐9014.  Chamoli S., Bindal P. and Srivastava T. (5‐6 April 2018) “Invisibility: Turning Ficon into Reality", Poster No‐ P0021, Naonal Conference on Scienfic Innovaon ‐ A Headstart 2k18, on 5‐6 April 2018, St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi.  Puri S., Bindal P. and Srivastava S.(5‐6 April 2018), “Arficial Intelligence: Need Of The Hour", Poster No‐ P0011, Naonal Conference on Scienfic Innovaon ‐ A Headstart 2k18, on 5‐6 April 2018, St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi.  Srivastava T., Bindal P. and Bajaj S.(5‐6 April 2018) "An Innovave Day Lighng System", Poster No‐ P0014, Naonal Conference on Scienfic Innovaon ‐ A Headstart 2k18, on 5‐6 April 2018, St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi.  Singhal A., Srivastava T., and Bindal P. (5‐6 April 2018),"Qubits: Size Doesn't Maer", Poster No‐ P0018, Naonal Conference on Scienfic Innovaon ‐ A Headstart 2k18, on 5‐6 April 2018, St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi  A talk “Overview of Mechanics and Thermal experiments including hands on pracce” on 11th January 2019 in NAAC sponsored Naonal Workshop “ Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  A talk “Physics behind Electricity and Opcs Labs with hands on session and troubleshoong” on 11th January 2019 in NAAC sponsored Naonal Workshop “ Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Convener, Inter‐College workshop 'Challenges and Opportunies in Entrepreneurship Development in North Eastern states of India' on 9th of April 2018 organized by IBSD‐ Kalindi College Centre.  Convener, workshop " Legal Awareness of women on sexual harassment, Pre Concepon, Pre Natal and Diagnosc Techniques Acts" on 19th September 2018 organized by Internal Complaints Commiee , Kalindi College.  Convener, Inter‐College workshop '“An Exposion of Perishable Products of the North East and its Challenges”.' on 6th March 2019 organized by IBSD‐ Kalindi College Centre.  External Examiner for evaluaon of three M.Tech.Theses by IIT Delhi and took their viva‐voce on 28.5.2018.  Parcipated in Conclave on “ Biodiversity for Everone's Life” jointly organized by Miranda House and Instute of Bioresources and Sustainable Development, Manipur on 31st August at Miranda House, University of Delhi.  Parcipated in two days seminar “125th Birth Anniversary of Professor Meghnad Saha” organized by the Naonal Academy of Sciences, India on October 6‐7, 2018 at Allahabad on nominaon of NASI Delhi Chapter.  Parcipated in 88th Annual Session and Symposium 'Science, Technology and Ecosystem for Sustainable Rural Development', 6‐8 December, 2018 at M. G. Chitrakoot Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya, Chitrakoot, Satna, M. P on nominaon of NASI Delhi Chapter.  Parcipated in workshop on “An Exposion of Perishable Products of North East and its Challenges”, 6th March 2019, organized by Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Parcipated in one day workshop on “Implementaon of the University Grants Commission (Prevenon, Prohibion and Redressal of Sexual Harassment of women employees and students in higher educaonal Instuons) Regulaons, 2015” for the members of the ICC of the North Campus Colleges of the University on 12th march, 2019 organized by Internal Complaints Commiee, University of Delhi.  Convener, Criterion II 'Teaching, Learning and Evaluaon Criterion', AQAR Report.  Presiding Officer, Internal Complaints Commiee  Convener, Central Moderaon Commiee  Convener, IBSD Kalindi Centre  Interim Convener, Fee Review Commiee.  Convener, Prize Commiee 2019  Convener, Antakshri Club  Convener, sound, Light and Mike Commiee: Inter College fesval Lehren, Annual Sports Day Funcon, Oath‐Ceremony and Fresher's Party Funcon, Orientaon programme, Annual Day and Farewell Party, Inter‐College Physics Students Seminar  Convener, Compering Commiee, Inter‐College Physics Student Seminar  Event Convener, Judge and Rapporteur of “Oral Presentaon” in Inter‐College Physics Student Seminar  Core Commiee , Admission, B.Sc. Physical Sciences

Dr. Seema Gupta

 Resource Person for two sessions in NAAC sponsored Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of higher learning: training today for tomorrow” on 11th January, 2019  Parcipated in One day Workshop “An exposion of perishable products of North‐ East and its challenges, organized by IBSD‐Kalindi College Centre on 6th March, 2019  Convener, Mehendi club  Convener, informal events, sports day  Convener, SSR Commiee  Convener, CBCS guideline implementaon commiee  Co‐convener, an‐tobacco commiee  Co‐convener, Freshers welcome commiee, 2018  Co‐convener, Farewell commiee, 2019  Co‐convener, Lehren, mehendi event, 2019  Co‐convener, Souvenier commiee, alumni meet, 2019  Principal Invesgators, College funded Research Project Dr Rachana Kumar , Dr Seema Gupta, Dr Savita Sharma Title: To elucidate Fresnel's equaons for reflecon of electromagnec waves at an interface between dielectric media and to correlate the reflecon and transmission coefficients of lossless and lossy materials for implicaon in energy conservaon and its potenal applicaons.

Dr. Punita Verma

 “Detecng the elemental constuon of environmental samples in Delhi and surrounding regions using XRF”, Ruchika Gupta, Kajol Chakraborty, Ch. Vikar Ahmad, Chirashree Ghosh and Punita Verma, presented at 7th Topical Conference of the Indian Society of Atomic and Molecular Physics organised by IISER, Tirupa and IIT, Tirupa, held on 6‐8 January, 2018. [Accepted for publicaon in 'Quantum Collisions and Confinement of Atomic and Molecular Species and Photons' by Springer].  “Synchrotron: An emerging source of X‐ray radiaon and its applicaons in versale branches of science”, P.Verma et al ., published in Vol. 17 of the Yearly Academic Journal of Kalindi College, University of Delhi, ISSN: 2348‐9014 Pg No. 23‐33  “An Introducon to X‐Ray Free Electron Lasers (XFEL)”, P.Verma et al ., published in Vol. 17 of the Yearly Academic Journal of Kalindi College, University of Delhi, ISSN: 2348‐9014. Pg No. 18‐22.  “Mulple Ionizaon in Au by 120 and 200 MeV Ag‐ions impact”..P.Verma et al ., presented at the 13th Asian Internaonal seminar on Atomic and Molecular Physics, organized by Tata Instute of Fundamnetal Research from 3rd‐8th December, 2018.  “Formaon of Quasi‐Molecules in Adiabac Heavy Ion Atom Collisions”..P.Verma et al ., presented at the 13th Asian Internaonal seminar on Atomic and Molecular Physics, organized by Tata Instute of Fundamnetal Research from 3rd‐8th December, 2018.  “Molecular effects in L‐shell ionizaon of Au and Bi by slow Ag ions” ….P.Verma et al ., presented at 7th Topical Conference of the Indian Society of Atomic and Molecular Physics rganized by IISER, Tirupa and IIT, Tirupa, held on 6‐8 January, 2018.  “Detecng the elemental constuon of environmental samples in Delhi and surrounding regions using XRF” ….P.Verma et al ., presented at 7th Topical Conference of the Indian Society of Atomic and Molecular Physics organised by IISER, Tirupa and IIT, Tirupa, held on 6‐8 January, 2018.  “Detecng the elemental constuon of Environmental samples of Delhi and surrounding regions using XRF”,…..P.Verma et al ., presented at Naonal Science Day, 2018 organized by Indian Naonal Science Academy and Indian Academy of Sciences on 28th February, 2018.  “Evaluaon of metal concentraon in Environmental samples of Delhi and surrounding regions using XRF”,…..P.Verma et al ., presented at “21st Naonal Symposium on Radiaon Physics” held in RRCAT, Indore, India from 5th to 7th March 2018.  “Celesa: The construcon of an 8 inch dobsonian telescope”, P.Verma et al ., presented at the Naonal conference on “Fostering Quality Research in Higher Educaon” organized by Star Innovaon Projects, Abdul Kalam Centre and Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi from 23rd to 24th March 2018.  “Rare Isotope Beams : Producon and Applicaons”, ..P.Verma et al ., presented at the Naonal conference on “Fostering Quality Research in Higher Educaon” organized by Star Innovaon Projects, Abdul Kalam Centre and Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Maharaja Agrasen College,University of Delhi from 23rd to 24th March 2018.  “Physics at THz energies”, ..P.Verma et al ., presented at the Naonal conference on “Fostering Quality Research in Higher Educaon” organized by Star Innovaon Projects, Abdul Kalam Centre and Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi from 23rd to 24th March 2018.  “XRF: A Determinisc tool for Elemental Contaminaon”, ..P.Verma et al ., presented at the Naonal conference on “Fostering Quality Research in Higher Educaon” organized by Star Innovaon Projects, Abdul Kalam Centre and Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi from 23rd to 24th March 2018.  “Applicaons of XRF in Environmental Science and Atomic Physics” C. V. Ahmad, R. Gupta, K. Chakraborty, P. Verma presented in Theme meeng on Synchrotron based characterizaon techniques, organised by Amity Instute of Nanotechnology, Noida from September 4‐5, 2018.  “Elemental analysis of Kalindi soil samples using XRF for toxicity assessment” P. Verma et al., presented at 2 day Naonal Conference “Urban Environmental Sustainability” February 07‐08, 2019 jointly organized by Zoology Department, Kalindi College, University of Delhi & Mahatma Gandhi Instute of Combang Climate Change (MGICCC), Govt. of NCT, Delhi.  “Applicaon of XRF and PIXE for invesgaon of heavy metal toxicity in Yamuna” P. Verma et al., presented at 2 day Naonal Conference “Urban Environmental Sustainability” February 07‐08, 2019 jointly organized by Zoology Department, Kalindi College, University of Delhi & Mahatma Gandhi Instute of Combang Climate Change (MGICCC), Govt. of NCT, Delhi.  “M‐shell ionisaon in Au and Pb: The Molecular Orbital Picture” C.V. Ahmad, R. Gupta, K. Chakraborty, M. Ganguly, D. Swami, P. Verma presented at 22nd Naonal Conference on Atomic and Molecular Physics (NCAMP) Organized at Dept. of Physics, Indian Instute of Technology Kanpur in associaon with Indian Society for Atomic and Molecular Physics.  Presented an invited talk on “Heavy Metal Detecon in Environmental Samples of Delhi using XRF and PIXE” under RES. Programme 01 Trace Element Research in UGC‐DAE Consorum for Scienfic Research, Kolkata Centre on 27th Feb. 2019.  Presented an invited talk on “Heavy Metal Detecon in Environmental Samples of Delhi using Synchrotron based XRF” in Indus Synchrotrons Users' Meeng 2019 jointly organised by Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore & Raja Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology, Indore & UGC‐DAE Consorum for Scienfic Research, Indore in UGC DAE CSR, University Campus, Khandwa Road, Indore 452001 from March 27‐29, 2019.  Presented an invited lecture on “Inner shell ionisaon” in Department of Physics, Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur, Rewari on 4th December 2018.  Parcipated in 125th year birth anniversary celebraons of Meghnad Saha organised by NASI in Allahabad, UP on 6th ‐ 7th October 2018.  Parcipated in 88th Annual Session of NASI and Symposium on "Science, Technology and Ecosystem for Sustainable Rural Development” organised at Chitrakoot Gramodaya Vishwavidyalaya, Satna, MP from 6th ‐ 8th December, 2018.  Parcipated in lecture tled “Chemistry and Physics Nobel Prizes – India's Contribuon” by historian Dr Rajinder Singh, organised by NASI, Delhi Chapter in collaboraon with INSA on 9th October, 2018 at INSA auditorium.  Parcipated in One Day Seminar on Life and Works of Prof. M. N. Saha and Prof. S. N. Bose Organized by JIIT, Noida and NASI Delhi Chapter September 15, 2018.  Resource person at M.Sc. Entrance training camp in University of Delhi, North Campus organised by ILLL in June, 2018.  Resource person as examiner of B.Tech. And M. Tech End semester examinaons held by Department of nanotechnology, Amity University, Noida on 11th December 2018.  Imparted training to Lab staff of Department of Physics in praccals on 11th Jan 2018.  Nuclear and Parcle Physics syllabus of B.Sc. Physics (H) modificaon in June 2018.  One Postgraduate student from Department of Physics, Amity Instute of Applied Sciences, Amity University, Noida doing 6 months internship on topic “X‐Ray based invesgaon of atomic inner‐shell ionizaon by heavy ion impact”.  Undergraduate Inter‐departmental project tled “Evaluaon of metal contaminaon in environmental samples using Atomic Spectroscopic Techniques across regions of Delhi” in 2018 funded by Kalindi College.  Undergraduate Inter‐departmental project tled “Research methodology for Physics Research” in 2018‐2019 funded by Kalindi College.  Undergraduate Inter‐disciplinary project tled “Employing mathemacal methods and techniques for soluons of problems in Physics” in 2018‐2019 funded by Kalindi College.  Undergraduate Inter‐disciplinary project tled “Student Wellness: Strategy For Students Success Through Medical Diagnoscs” in 2018‐2019 funded by Kalindi College.  Undergraduate Inter‐disciplinary project tled “History of Educaon System in India and a comparison with the existent system” in 2018‐2019 funded by Kalindi College.  Undergraduate Inter‐disciplinary project tled “Vedic mathemacs‐ an essenal of science” in 2018‐ 2019 funded by Kalindi College.  Undergraduate Inter‐disciplinary project tled “Ayurveda: the alternave system of me tested medicine” in 2018‐2019 funded by Kalindi College.

Dr. Triranjita Srivastava

 Bindal P. and Srivastava T. (2018). Experimental Invesgaons on Macrobending Losses in Mulmode Opcal Fibers" Yearly Academic Journal, Vol. XVII, pp. 34‐37, ISSN: 2348‐9014.  Srivastava T., “Numerical Simulaons of Eigen Value States of Nanostructures” at Naonal Seminar on “New Trends in Nanotechnology and applicaons(NTNA‐2018)”27‐28 September, 2018 organized byAtma Ram Sanatan Dharma College,University of Delhi.  Chamoli S., Bindal P. and Srivastava T. (5‐6 April 2018) “Invisibility: Turning Ficon into Reality", Poster No‐ P0021, Naonal Conference on Scienfic Innovaon ‐ A Headstart 2k18, on 5‐6 April 2018, St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi.  Puri S., Bindal P. and Srivastava S.(5‐6 April 2018), “Arficial Intelligence: Need Of The Hour", Poster No‐ P0011, Naonal Conference on Scienfic Innovaon ‐ A Headstart 2k18, on 5‐6 April 2018, St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi.  Srivastava T., Bindal P. and Bajaj S.(5‐6 April 2018) "An Innovave Day Lighng System", Poster No‐ P0014, Naonal Conference on Scienfic Innovaon ‐ A Headstart 2k18, on 5‐6 April 2018, St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi.  Singhal A., Srivastava T., and Bindal T. (5‐6 April 2018),"Qubits: Size Doesn't Maer", Poster No‐ P0018, Naonal Conference on Scienfic Innovaon ‐ A Headstart 2k18, on 5‐6 April 2018, St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi  Aended a workshop on “An Exposion of Perishable Products of North East and its Challenges”, 8th March 2019, organized by Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Co‐ Convener Ad‐Mag Show at “Lehren 2019”, held on 19‐20 Feb. 2019.  Project Undertaken Title of the Project: “Opcal Characterizaon of Semiconductor baed light sources” Project Code: 32/2018 Principal Invesgators: Dr. Pushpa Bindal and Dr. Triranjita Srivastava Student Invesgators: 8 students (Ishita Mial, Pinki, Megha Verma, Himanshi Soni, Megha, Purnima, Neha, Shikha Chandra) from B.Sc. (H) Physics IIIrd yr. Dr. Savita Sharma

 Sharma S., Tomar, M., Gupta V. (2018) Effect of top metal contact on the ferroelectric photovoltaic response of BFO thin film capacitors, Vaccum 158 (pp.117‐120).  Ameer S., Jindal K., Sharma S., Jha P. K., Tomar M., Gupta V. (2018) Structural, morphological and

opcal properes of BiFe0.99Cr0.01O3 thin films, Vaccum 158 (pp.166‐171).  Sharma S., Paliwal A., Singh F., Puri N. K., Tomar, M., Gupta V. (2018) Detailed opcal analysis of 100 7+ MeV Ni ion irradiated WO3 thin films using Surface Plasmon Resonance, Radiaon Physics and Chemistry 153 (pp.51‐57).  Sharma S., Tomar, M., Kumar A., Gupta V. (2018), Studies on the effect of integraon of metal nanoclusters on the electrical and ferroelectric properes of barium tanate thin film, Ferroelectrics 533(1) (pp.43‐48).

 Sharma S., Tomar, M., Puri N. K., Gupta V. (2018) WO3/BTO heterostructures based NO2 sensor with enhanced response characteriscs, Ferroelectrics (Accepted).  “Enhanced Photovoltaic response in metal nanocluster loaded mulferroic BFO thin film”, Savita Sharma, Monika Tomar and Vinay Gupta presented at “Internaonal symposium on funconal materials ISFM‐2018” held at Hotel Shivalik View, Chandigarh, INDIA from April 13‐15, 2018.  Aended One‐Day Seminar on “Life and works of Prof. M. N. Saha and Prof. S. N. Bose” organized by Department of Physics and Material Science & Engineering, Jaypee Instute of Informaon Technology, Noida on 15th September, 2018.  Parcipated in the Conclave on “Biodiversity for Everyone's Life” organized by the Instute of Bioresources and Sustainable Development (IBSD), Manipur & Miranda House University of Delhi held at Miranda House, University of Delhi, Delhi, India on 31st August, 2018.  Aended the TEQIP‐III Sponsored One Week Faculty Development Programme on “Recent Trends in Material Science and Engineering” organized by Department of Applied Physics, Delhi Technological University (DTU) from September 17th ‐ September 21st, 2018.  “Mulferroic BFO/BTO mullayer structures for Energy Harvesng Applicaons”, Savita Sharma, Monika Tomar, Ashok Kumar, Nin K. Puri and Vinay Gupta, presented at Naonal Seminar on “New Trends in Nanotechnology and Applicaons” held at Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, University of Delhi, Delhi, India from September 27‐28, 2018.  “Mulferroic BFO/BTO mullayer structures based Magnec field sensor”, Savita Sharma, Ayushi Paliwal, Monika Tomar, Vinay Gupta, presented at Internaonal conference on Magnec Materials and Applicaons (ICMAGMA‐2018), held at NISER Bhubaneswar, India from 9th ‐13th December 2018.  “Growth of BFO/BTO mullayer thin film structures for energy storage applicaons”, Savita Sharma, Monika Tomar and Vinay Gupta, presented at “INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PHYSICS, SOCIETY AND TECHNOLOGY (ICPST‐2019)” held at Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi, Delhi, India from January 27‐28, 2019.  “Modern techniques to detect food adulteraon”, Neha ahlawat, Raksha tewari, Rika jain, Monika bassi, Sudha gula, Savita sharma, presented at Astrodroid, Physcom society fest of Kalindi college held at Kalindi college, University Of Delhi.  “Food adulteraon and recent techniques to detect ”, Neha ahlawat, Raksha tewari, Manu chaudhary, Rika jain, Ayushi dhyani, Ishika bhullar, Monika bassi, Savita sharma, Sudha gula, presented at JIIT Student Conference On Opcs And Photonics held at Jaypee Instute Of Informaon Technology , Noida from 2nd‐3rd November, 2018.  “Invesgaon of adulterants in milk using surface plasmon resonance”, Sudha gula, Monika bassi, Savita sharma, Neha ahlawat, Raksha tewari, Ayushi paliwal, Monika tomar, Vinay gupta presented at Internaonal Conference On Physics, Society And Technology‐2019 held at Conference Centre, University Of Delhi from 17th‐19th January,2019.  Parcipated in the Naonal Science Day Programme organized by the Inter‐University Accelerator Centre, Delhi, India on 28th February 2019.  Best ORAL Award for presenng Enhanced Photovoltaic response in metal nanocluster loaded mulferroic BFO thin film” at “Internaonal symposium on funconal materials ISFM‐2018” held at Hotel Shivalik View, Chandigarh, INDIA from April 13‐15, 2018.  Principal Invesgators College funded Research Project Dr. Sudha Gula , Dr. Monika Bassi, Dr. Savita Sharma Title: Invesgaon of Adulteraon in Milk using Surface Plasmon Resonance  Principal Invesgators Dr. Rachana Kumar, Dr. Seema Gupta, Dr. Savita Sharma Title: To elucidate Fresnel's equaons for reflecon of electromagnec waves at an interface between dielectric media and to correlate the reflecon and transmission coefficients of lossless and lossy materials for implicaon in energy conservaon and its potenal applicaons.

Ms. Varsha

 Presented a poster on the topic “Excitonic Transions in a spherical Quantum dot modified by Kratzer Potenal in magnec Field” at “Internaonal Conference on Physics, Society and Technology(ICPST‐ 2019)” organized by Deshbandhu College and Department of Physics and Astrophysics from 17‐19th January , 2019 .  Aended the Naonal Conclave on “BIODIVERSITY FOR EVERYONE'S LIFE” organized by Miranda House College and IBSD Manipur on 31st august, 2018  Aended a One‐day Seminar on “Life and Works of Prof. M N Saha and Prof. S. N. Bose" organized by PMSE department, JIIT, Noida on 15th September, 2018  Aended one week FDP on “RECENT TRENDS IN MATERIAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING” organized by IEEE EDS Delhi Chapter and Department of Applied Physics , DTU on 17th ‐21st September,2018.  Aended the “VISITORS PROGRAMME” organized by Department of Physics and Astrophysics on 27th Feb. 2019. Department of Political Science

Dr. Anjoo Sharma

 Sharma, Anjoo. (2019). Bridging the Change: The People's President: Indian Debates since the Sixes. New Delhi. Manak Publicaon. ISBN 978‐93‐7831‐470‐4.  Sharma, Anjoo. (2019). "Voices in the Wilderness: Criquing Indian Constuent Assembly Debates" Bloomsbury Publicaon. ISBN 978‐93‐8841‐481‐4.

Dr. Ruchi Tyagi

 Excellence Award for In‐Service teachers (Colleges) Recognizing “the outstanding service and contribuon to academic acvies” University of Delhi awarded the “Excellence Award for In‐Service Teachers (Colleges)” on the occasion of the 96th Foundaon Day on May 01, 2018.  Academic Consultancy Appointed as Senior Consultant (Content) for developing and conceptualizing a disncve storyline and museum relevant exhibion texts for the Special Exhibion of Prime Ministers of India in the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library (NMML), Teen Mur House, New Delhi from 1st October 2018 to 31st December 2018.  Joint Editor, Publicaon of Seminar Proceedings: ICSSR sponsored two‐day Internaonal Seminar was organized on the theme “Glocalizaon” and Federal Governance in India: Understanding the Emerging Issues” on 19th and 20th January, 2017. With UGC sponsorship, proceedings of Internaonal Seminar are being published by Bloomsbury Publishing.  Papers Published‐ 2018, “Principles of Taxaon in Kaulya's Arthashastra”, Journal of Instute of Public Enterprise, Vol:41, (Special Issue ‐ IEA Conference Volume), December 2018, Indian Economic Associaon, Pp. 535 – 545.  As Resource Person- One Day Naonal Workshop on “Elecon 2019”, held on 29th March 2019 in the department of Polical Science, Kakaya University, Warangal, Telangana.  Annual seminar on “Paramparagat Sansthano ke paroprekhsya main Adhunik Vishyon ke adhyayn – Adhyaapan ki Chunoyan” organized by Faculty of Adhunik Vidya, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastriya Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth on Wednesday, 06 March 2019  Naonal Seminar on “Gandhi, Ambedkar, Logia and the Issue of Social Jusce” organized by Gandhi Study Circle, Satyawa College, University of Delhi and Gandhi Bhawan, University of Delhi on 29th September 2018.  “Gandhi and Swaraj” Department of Polical Science, Ramanujan College, University of Delhi, Kalkaji, New Delhi on 11th October 2018.  Papers Presented- “Elecons in India: At a Glance”, in One‐Day Naonal Seminar on the Lok Sabha Elecon 2019, organized by the Department of Polical Science, deen Dayal Upadhyaya College on 26th March 2019.  “Indigenous Model of Welfare State: With Special Reference to the Concept of Yogakshema in Kaulya Arthashastra” in ICSSR funded Naonal Seminar on “The Idea of India: Intellectual Tradions in India Studies”, organized by the UGC‐Human Resource Development Centre, Punjab University, Chandigarh on 18‐19 March 2019.  “Idea of Foreign Policy in Indian Polical Thought” in the ICSSR sponsored Naonal Seminar on “Indic Thought: Exploring the Indianness” organized by the Department of Polical Science, Goa University on 28th & 29th January 2019.  “Principles of Taxaon in Kaulya's Arthashastra” in 101th Annual Conference of the Indian Economic Associaon held at Instute for Studies in Industrial Development Campus, New Delhi on 14th to 16th December 2018.  “The Concept of Dharma in Indian Polical Thought” in Two‐Day Naonal Workshop on “Indiac Thought” organized by the Department of Polical Science, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, University of Delhi, New Delhi, on 15th ‐16th May 2018.  Aended Faculty Development Programme for “Shied Goalposts in New NAAC: A Challenge for Today's IQAC” organized by IQAC, Sri Guru Nanak dev Khalsa College, University of Delhi, Dev Nagar, New Delhi on 10th September 2018.  Ph.D. Supervision Topic: “Hindu Code Bill: Samayik Prasangikta”, Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi; Research Scholar: Ms. Manju, Dayal Singh College E, University of Delhi (Pursuing)  Coordinator, Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)‐ Convened and Coordinated IQAC meeng on Friday, 7th September, 2018 to discuss earlier development and acon plan for 2017‐18.  THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) 2017‐18 was submied in December 2017.  Coordinated for Naonal Instuonal Ranking Framework (NIRF), All India Survey on Higher Educaon (AISHE), Atal Ranking for Innovave Achievements (ARIA), and Drish‐Outlook Ranking.  As member Review Commiee, monitored academic, administrave and financial acvies in the college and conducted review visits of college facilies and venues;  Coordinated General Assemblies of students;  To inform and prepare for the new format of AQAR, preparatory meengs were coordinated with the Principal, Criteria Conveners and also the teaching staff of all departments.  Iniated process for the in‐house development of Feedback Soware to facilitate online submission of feedback from all stakeholders, including students, teaching staff, non‐teaching staff, alumni, and parents.  Signed Memorandum of Understanding on 10th September 2018 by IQAC, Kalindi College with IQACs of eight other colleges of the University of Delhi for mutual cooperaon and collaboraon for quality enhancement joint organizaon of acvies.  Commiees were channelized for required follow‐up for Management Informaon System; Value‐ added courses; Student Sasfacon Survey (SSS); Intellectual Property Rights (IPR); Budget allocated & Ulizaon; Facility for e‐content; E‐content developed by teachers; Language Lab; Students Grievance Redressal Cell; Student progression to higher educaon; and Human Values and Professional Ethics: Code of conduct (handbooks) for various stakeholders; Entrepreneurial Cell; Skill Enhancement Cell and Cell Establishment of Incubaon Centre  Conveners of Cultural Clubs were movated to make their clubs more vibrant and acve and to maintain record of parcipaon of their members at inter‐college level.  Took iniave for a Workshop for Soap Making for the students of the college by Ms. T. Anupama, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Kalindi College on 15 November 2018  Coordinated with various Criteria Conveners and their respecve commiees for preparaon of AQAR 2017‐18;  AQAR 2016‐17 was submied in December 2017;  Coordinated with all departmental TICs and Coordinators/Conveners/Staff Advisors of various co‐ curricular units/sociees/ associaons/clubs etc. for preparaon of their porolios and documents in support of AQAR 2017‐18  As Convener Internal Academic and Administrave Audit Commiees, making an earnest effort to ensure quality control and upgradaon in the College.  Organized NAAC & UGC sponsored Seven‐Day Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” from 7th to 13th January 2019.  For the first me in any college of the University of Delhi, IQAC of Kalindi College organized Week long Naonal Workshop with four parallel sessions for faculty development and training of administrave, laboratory and library staff.  Coordinated proposal, presentaons, expert‐ review, revision, approval and final allocaon of 45 research projects at undergraduate level, wherein faculty members and students from every department were involved in the process  Sneh‐Chhaya Scholarship‐ To support the cause of women educaon, specifically economically weaker talented girls, who do not enjoy any concession or scholarship from college or from any other source, got the Sneh Chaya Scholarships iniated in 2014‐15. 10 Scholarships of Rs. 5000/‐ each (with the total of Rs. 50,000/‐) were disbursed for 2017‐18 to ten students from science and social science disciplines.  Teachers' Representave on the Governing Body (More than 10 years' service category)

Dr. Sunita

 Presented a paper in Naonal Conference on “Bharya Media Mein Stree: Chunoyan Aur Uplabdhiyan “, at Hindu college, University of Delhi, on 14th November 2018  Presented paper “Streevad: Dalit Sahitya Ka Ubharta Paksh” in Dalit Literature Fesval‐2019 held at Kirori Mal College, Delhi University on 3‐4 february 2019  Presented paper “Gender Inequality in Media: A Major Roadblock in Insuring the Progress of Women” in Two‐day Naonal Seminar on Human Rights of the Marginalized: Hands together towards protecon organized by the Department of Journalism, Kalindi College on 9th‐10th Oct 2018  Presented paper Bollywood Hollywood collaboraons: New Horizons of relaonship in an Internaonal Conference on Indian Cinema and Alternate Networks, jointly organized by DME Media school, Delhi Metropolitan Educaon (GGSIPU, Delhi) and School of Communicaon and Creave Arts, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia held at Nelson Mandela auditorium, DME Noida on 16‐ 18 Nov 2018  Presented paper “Feminism and Media: A crical analysis” in ICSSR sponsored Naonal Conference on Media and youth engagement: change, development, governance and parcipaon organized by Vivekananda school of journalism and Mass communicaon, Delhi on 20‐21 April  Parcipated in 5 days workshop in “Research Methodology on Open Educaon Resource” (e‐PG Pathshala and MOOC's) from 18th – 22nd Feb 2019 at University School of Mass Communicaon (USMC) Guru Gobind Indraprastha University, Sec‐16C, Dwarka, New Delhi.  Parcipated in Seven‐day faculty Development program in Naonal Assessment and Accreditaon Council NAAC sponsored on Skill Enhancement at Instuon of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” from 7th‐ 13th January 2019.  Parcipated in Seven‐day Faculty Development Program on “Imparng skills for Improved Teacher‐ Students Engagement “, from 23/7/18 to 28/7/18, at Vivekananda Instute of Professional Studies, Pitampura, Delhi.  Project Responsibilies Undertaken: ‐ 1. Prayas.An Iniave to promote poery heritage” as Principal Invesgator (Report submied) 2. “Empowering EWS students of Kalindi college through screen prinng literacy.” As Principal Invesgator (In process) 3 “Polical parcipaon of women in Local Governance: Comparave Study of Adarsh Gram Panchayats in Haryana and Uar Pradesh)” As Principal Invesgator (In process  Inclusive Governance and Human Rights, Bloomsbury Publicaon, New Delhi, 2018, ISBN:978‐93‐ 88038‐99‐7  Dr. B.R. Ambedkar On Women's Rights and Gender Equality, Samyak Prakashan, Delhi, 2018, ISBN no. 978‐93‐88487‐62‐7.  Published Book Chapter on “Role of Social Media in Agribusiness: An Effecve Markeng Tool “in an edited book by Dr. Shailesh Kumar Singh, ISBN no.‐978‐93‐87662‐56‐8, Maharishi Instute of Informaon TechnologyLucknow, September,2018.  Male Rape in India: A legal perspecve, In an internaonal journal of Research in social sciences “, vol.8, issue 10(1), October 2018.  Social Media cricism in respect to audience exposure “in 'Internaonal journal of communicaon development '. UGC approved (journal no. 49378), peer reviewed, ISSN no. 2231‐2498, vol.‐8, issue‐ January‐June 2018, Edited by Dr. Durgesh Tripathi.  Indian Educaon System: The Gravest Concern is Employability Gap in Internaonal Journal of Business and Management Invenon”. UGC Approved Journal‐4485, Impact Factor‐4.72. ISSN(Online) – 2319‐ 8028, ISSN(Print)‐2319‐801X, Vol‐7, Issue‐8, Version‐II, August. 2018.PP‐ 89‐93  Gender Equality in Indian Constuon in Internaonal Journal of Research and Analycal Reviews”. UGC Approved Journal, Open access and Peer reviewed journal. E‐ISSN 2348‐1269, ISSN‐2349‐5138, Peer reviewed and refereed journal. Impact Factor‐ 5.75. July‐September issue 2018. Paper Id‐ 234.  सोशल मीिडया म सािह का बदलता प in proceedings of Naonal seminar, ISBN no.‐ 978‐93‐83515‐ 15‐5, 2018, Organized by the department of Hindi, Kalindi College.  Feminism and the Media: A Crical Analysis in Media and youth Engagement: change, Development, Governance and Parcipaon on 20‐21 April 2018.  Hindu Code Bill: Towards Women Empowerment, Yearly Academic Journal, Kalindi College,2018, XVII, Vol.pp.46‐53, (ISSN no:2348‐9014)  “Career counselling Workshop” by Unique Academy for college students by the department of Journalism at Kalindi College.  Two‐day “All India Media Conclave “for youth in colleges on 12‐13 February 2019  10‐ day workshop on‐ “Holisc Development of Media students “, by the department of Journalism on 27th August‐7thSeptember 2018 at Kalindi College.  Naonal Conclave on – “Dr. Ambedkar's Futurisc vision and Revoluonary acons.” held at Kalindi College on 26‐04‐18  Two‐day naonal seminar on ‐ “Human Rights of the Marginalized: Hands together towards protecon “, on 9/10/18‐10/10/18, sponsored by Sarva Chintan foundaon, at Kalindi College.  One day workshop on “Fake news verificaon and digital hygiene” in collaboraon with data leads on 30th October 2018.

Dr. Meena Charanda

 Received “Indo Nepal Samarsata Award “from Indo –Nepal Samrasta Organisaon on 26th Dec 2018 in Kathmandu, Nepal.  Received Gold Medal – Mahila Shak Shiromani Award from Indo – Nepal Samrasta Organizaon 07th March 2019.  Awarded Best Lecturer Award from Directorate of Higher Educaon, Government of Delhi along with cash award of Rs. 1 Lakh. Parcipaon in Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshops'  Social Media main Ubharta Prarodh Ka Swarup' Published by Swaraj Prakashan, New Delhi 2018, in Book tled ‐ Social Media Mein Sahitya Ka Badalta Swarup, ISBN ‐ 978‐93‐83515‐15‐8  Unsuchit Jaa Janja Ke Virudh Atyachar' published by JSR Publishing House LLP. New Delhi 2018 in Book tled ‐ Hamare Kanoon Hamare Adhikar ISBN ‐978‐93‐87684‐08‐9 ' Bharat Ke Sandarbh main Ek Rashtra Ek Chunav: Paripekshya aur Chunoya' published by Rashtrsant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur ,2018 in Book tled‐ Democracy, elecons and good governance ISBN ‐ 978‐81‐934270‐2‐6  Parcipated and Delivered a lecture on Disaster Management and Earthquake in one day training on 18th August 2018 organized by Department of African Studies, University of Delhi  One Ph. D. submied to Department of African Studies, University of Delhi by Manila Narzary under my guidance as co –supervisor with topic ‐ Constuonal development in Egypt (1919‐2014): towards democracy and good governance in 2018.  One Ph. D. registered to Department of African Studies, University of Delhi by Monika Verma under my guidance as supervisor with topic ‐ Post 1990's democracy and development of party system in Tanzania' in 2018.  Doing a project on 'Right to Privacy is a Fundamental Right: Meaning, Implicaons and Challenges' as Principal Invesgator for Kalindi College with 12 students involved and Fund Allocated of Rs 20,000 for year 2018‐19.  Nominated as President of Staff Associaon, Kalindi College. ‐2018  Appointed Convenor UGC Grievance Commiee for SC/ST/OBC & PW Students 2018, Kalindi college  Appointed Convenor of UGC Caste Based Discriminaon Commiee, 2018  Convenor, Student Union, 2018 Kalindi College  Convenor SC/ST Cerficate Verificaon Commiee during Admission 2018  Convenor Workload Commiee – Kalindi College ‐2018  Presiding officer of College Inquiry commiee for Sexual Harassment case in the year 2018  Appointed as Observer for UGC‐NET July 2018 held by CBSE on Sunday the 08th July, 2018 at India Internaonal School (IIS), Kshipra Path, Opp. V.T. Road, Mansarovar, Jaipur.  Appointed as CBT Observer for UGC‐NET Dec 2018 held by NTA (Naonal Tesng Agency) from 18.12.2018 to 22.12.2018  Appointed as Observer for Central Teachers Eligibility Test (CTET) by NTA (Naonal Tesng Agency) on 09th Dec 2018 at Delhi Public School (DPS) Gurugram.  Appointed as Queson Paper Seer for Department of Polical Science‐ Internaonal Relaons, Sharda University ‐2018. Ph.D. Supervision  Co‐Supervisor, Topic: “Constuonal development in Egypt (1919‐2014): towards democracy and good governance”, Department of African Studies, University of Delhi; Research Scholar: Manila Narzary, University of Delhi (Submied)  Supervisor, Topic: “Post 1990's democracy and development of party system in Tanzania”, Department of African Studies, University of Delhi; Research Scholar: Monika Verma, University of Delhi (Pursuing)

Dr. Rakhee Chauhan

 Conferred with Indo‐Nepal Samrasta Award by Dwi Rashtra Sanskrik Samanvay Sammelen Evam Vichar Presentaon, Indo‐ Nepal Samrasta Organisaon on 26 December, 2018.  Appointed as Observer for UGC NET Exam held on 8 July, 2018  Appointed as Observer for Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) held on 9 December, 2018  Appointed as Observer for JEE (Mains) held on 9.4.2019‐13.4.2019  Organized NAAC Sponsored Seven Day Naonal Workshop on "Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today and Tomorrow" on 7‐13 January, 2019 organized by IQAC, Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Organized a Two‐ Day Inter‐ College Students' Seminar on Pares, Elecons and Polical Process in India on 14‐15 March,2019 by Department of Polical Science, Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Parcipated in the Curriculum Development Workshop organized by Centre for Curriculum Research, Policy and Educaonal Development, School of Educaon, Central University of Punjab, Bathinda, 16‐ 25 July,2018.  Parcipated in the One Day Workshop organized on Communicaon and Self Enhancement on 28 August 2018, Organized by SC/ST Cell, Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Parcipated in Faculty Development Programme held on 10 September 2018 organized by Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College, University of Delhi.  Parcipated in the Workshop organized by Commission for Scienfic and Technical Terminology on 29‐ 30 October, 2018 in Shyama Prasad Mukherji College, University of Delhi.  Contributed as Invited Speaker in Two Day Naonal Conference on Democracy, Elecons and Good Governance on 5‐6 October, 2018, Organized by Rashtrsant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur.  Presented a Paper on "Representaon of Women in Parliament and Assembly: A Case Study of Assam" in Two Day Naonal Conference on Democracy, Elecons and Good Governance on 5‐6 October, 2018, Organized by Rashtrsant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur.  Presented a Paper on "Gender Inequality in Decision Making: A Case Study of Assamese Women Representaon in Parliament and Legislave Assembly" Organized by Department of Journalism, Kalindi College, University of Delhi, on 9‐10 October, 2018.  Presented a Paper on "Gender Inequality in Decision Making: A Case Study of Manipuri Women Representaon in Parliament and Legislave Assembly" in Two Day Internaonal Conference on 15‐16 November 2018 organized by the Department of English, University of Rajasthan.  Presented a Paper on "Women of South Africa in Power: A Society in Transformaon" in Three Day Internaonal Conference from 6‐8 February, 2019 Organized by Department of African Studies, University of Delhi.  Chauhan, R. (2018). अनुसूिचत जाित व जनजाित के िव अाचार(ed) हमारे कानून हमारे अिधकार, edited by Urmil Vats &Pri Chahal, JSR Publishing House, New Delhi. ISBN: 978‐93—87684‐08‐9.  Chauhan, R. (2018). िदागता तथा सहभािगता व अवसर की समानता. (ed)हमारे कानून हमारे अिधकार, edited by Urmil Vats &Pri Chahal, JSR Publishing House, New Delhi. ISBN: 978‐93—87684‐08‐9.  Chauhan, R. (2018). म अिधिनयम: ावधान व अिधकार.(ed)हमारे कानून हमारे अिधकार, edited by Urmil Vats &Pri Chahal, JSR Publishing House, New Delhi. ISBN: 978‐93—87684‐08‐9.  Chauhan, R. (2018). मिहलाओ के िव अपराध. (ed)हमारे कानून हमारे अिधकार, edited by Urmil Vats &Pri Chahal, JSR Publishing House, New Delhi. ISBN: 978‐93—87684‐08‐9.  Chauhan, R. (2018). सोशल मीिडया मे सािह का बदलता प. साक सभ : सोशल मीिडया की नज़र से,edited by Ar Singh & Vibha Thakur. Swaraj Prakashan, New Delhi. ISBN: 978‐93‐83515‐15‐8.  Chauhan, R. (2018). E‐Book "Representaon of Women in Parliament and Assembly: A Case Study of Assam" in Two Day Naonal Conference on Democracy, Elecons and Good Governance on 5‐6 October, 2018, Organized by Rashtrsant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Nagpur.  Appointed as Observer for UGC‐NET July 2018 held by CBSE on Sunday the 08th July, 2018 at, Jaipur.  Appointed as Observer for JEE (Mains) April 2019 held by NTA (Naonal Tesng Agency)  Appointed as Observer for Central Teachers Eligibility Test (CTET) by NTA (Naonal Tesng Agency) on 09th Dec 2018  Co cordinator, IQAC Steering Commiee  Nodal Officer, Online Scholarship, Delhi Government  Nodal Officer, PMSSS Naonal Importance Flagship Scheme  Convener, Annual Report 2017‐18 Ms. Manila Narzary

 Narzary Manila, 2018. Democracy and role of Civil Society in Egypt, NAM Today Internaonal Monthly for the New Age Mind, Current Affairs Research Journal, ISSN 2347‐3193 Regd. No. RN/No‐45896/87, Vol. LVXXIX, No. 06 June 2018.  Presented paper on topic Shrimanta Shankadev and his Philosophy in a two‐day Naonal Workshop on Indic Thought organized by Developing Countries Research Centre (DCRC), University of Delhi and Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR‐Northern Regional Centre), New Delhi 24‐25 January 2019.  Presented paper on topic Egypt's Economic Policy Under Sisi Regime: Potenal and Challenges in the Internaonal conference on Transforming Africa: Potenal and Challenges organized by Department of African Studies, University of Delhi and Indian Council of Social Science Research of India from 06‐08 February 2019.  Principal Invesgator of ongoing in‐house project topic Socio‐Economic Problems of North Eastern girl students.  Organizing member of one day workshop organized by IBSD‐Kalindi College Centre for women Entrepreneurship in North East held on 6th March 2019.  Appointed as NCC In‐Charge of Kalindi college since August 2017 ll‐date.  Nodal officer/Convener North‐East, Froner and Foreign Students' Cell Kalindi College.  Co‐convener prize commiee college Annual Day Programme.  Convener Criteria‐V, NAAC report.  Member of the college grievance commiee constuted for disposal of grievances in respect of SC/ST/OBC/PWD students.  Appointed as SC/ST observer in the selecon commiees of the college for the empanelment of Assistant Professor on adhoc/guest basis held on 13th July 2018, 16th July 2018 and 17th July 2018.  Member of the IBSD‐ Kalindi College Centre for Women Entrepreneurship in North East.

Dr. Nivedita Giri

 “India and its Neighbors: Analysing Conflicng Relaons”, World Focus, New Delhi, March 2018, No.459, ISSN 2230‐8458  “Governance and Development in India: A Crique of The Nehruvian Model” in The Legacy of Nehru: Appraisal and Analysis, ed., by Lancy Lobo and Jayesh Shah, Manohar Publishers: New Delhi, 2018, pp.169‐181  “AMBEDKAR'S IDEA OF A JUST SOCIETY” in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar on Women's Rights and Gender Equality eds., Sunita Mangla and Manisha Tomar, Samyak Prakashan: New Delhi, 2019, ISBN 978‐93‐ 88487‐62‐7  “Inclusive Governance and Human Rights: Dealing with the Dynamics”, Bloomsbury: New Delhi, 2018, ISBN 978‐93‐88038‐99‐7  Projects (Minor‐In house): Principal Invesgator, “STREE‐ Empower Women, Empower Naon: A Case Study of Women in Delhi”, 2017‐18 (Completed) Principal Invesgator, “Polical Parcipaon of Dalit Women: A Comparave Study of Model Panchayats in Haryana and Uar Pradesh,”2018‐19 (ongoing)  Naonal Seminar‐ Tri‐divasiya Akhilabharaya Sanskrit Sammelan organized by Delhi Sanskrit Academy, 25‐27 March, 2018, Paper Presented on “Ekisvi Shatabdi Me Natyashatra Ka Mehetwa”  Internaonal Seminar ‐ Paper Author and Oral Presentaon in IPSA‐AISP organized 25th World Congress of Polical Science, 21‐25 July 2018, Brisbane, Australia, Paper Presented on “Promong Gender Equity through Polical Mobilizaon: A Study of South Asian Women”  FDP‐Workshop‐ NAAC sponsored Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” 7‐3 January, 2019, Kalindi College, University of Delhi  Refresher Courses‐ UGC Sponsored Refresher Course in West Asian Studies (Interdisciplinary), HRDC, Jamia Millia Isalmia, New Delhi, 29 November‐19 December 2019  Convener in seng of queson paper for BA (Prog) V Semester, Code 62323504 “Conflict and peace building” on 14.1.2018  Convener in seng of queson paper for BA (Hon) V Semester Development Process and social movements in contemporary India on 12.11.2018  Coordinator, Non‐Collegiate Women Educaon Board, Kalindi College Centre  Coordinator Department of Journalism  Observer Appointed as OBC observer in the Selecon Commiees for the empanelment of Assistant Professor on Ad‐hoc/Guest basis to be held on 16 and 17, July 2018 in the College  Convener Folk Dance Society (NUPUR)  Co‐convener Research Commiee

Dr. Vinita Meena

 Deputy Superintendent of Examinaon, SOL, Kalindi College, May 2018  Appointed as Paper Seng Board for Department of Polical Science‐ BA(Prog) MIL, Sem‐II, Code‐ 62321230, Administraon and Public Policy,2019 BA(Prog) Part‐3rd C‐404, Administraon and Public Policy, 2018 BA(Prog) MIL, Sem‐IV, Code‐62321444, Administraon and Public Policy, 2018 BA(Prog) MIL, Sem‐II, Code‐ 62321230, Administraon and Public Policy, 2018  Convenor, Criteria V, NAAC report, Kalindi College 2018  Co‐convener, BA Programme, Kalindi College 2018  Co‐convener, Annual Report 2018‐2019, Kalindi College 2019  Principal Invesgator of in‐house project topic “STREE‐ Empower Women, Empower Naon: A Study of Young Women”, 2018.  Principal Invesgator of ongoing in‐house project topic “Right to Informaon ACT 2005: An Appraisal”, 2019.  Nominated as Treasurer of Staff Associaon, Kalindi College ‐2019

Dr. Seema Mathur

 Presently direcng Minor Research Project entled “Polical Parcipaon of Dalit Women in Local Governance: A Comparave Study of Model Panchayats in Haryana and Uar Pradesh”, sponsored by Kalindi College, Delhi, for 1 year in 2018‐19.  Awarded with cerficate in November, 2018 for successfully compleng Research Project entled 'Polical Parcipaon of Dalit Women Elected Representaves (DWERs) in Local Governance: A selected Study in India' sponsored by Indian Council of Social Research (ICSSR), New Delhi in 2015 to 2017.  'Human Rights of Dalit Women: Issues and Challenges' in Inclusive Governance and Human Rights‐ Dealing with the Dynamics, eds. Dr. Sunita Mangla and Nivedita Giri, Bloomsbury, India, 2018, ISBN‐ 978‐93‐88038‐99‐7.  Fasivad aur Nazivad ka Utkarsh' in Antarrashtriya Rajni evam Vishva Sambandhon Ka Ihas, ed. Dr. Sunita Mangla, Kaveri Books, New Delhi, 2018, ISBN‐ 978‐81‐7479‐212‐9.  Part of Paper Seng B.A. (Hons) 1st Year & II year and B.A. (Prog) III‐year, Polical Science, November, 2018  Part of Organizing Commiee of Two‐Day Dalit Literature Fesval‐2019 session on “Social Jusce and People's Movement” organized by Ambedkar Lekhak Sangh and Kirorimal College in Kirorimal College, University of Delhi held on 3rd & 4th February, 2019. hp://youtu.be/bPOeRerTLxs  Speaker in a discussion on 'Dalit Women and Queson of Human Rights' on the occasion of Internaonal Women Day, organized by Ambedkarvadi Lekhak Sangh in Delhi, held on 9th March, 2019.  Panelist in a Two‐Day Dalit Literature Fesval‐2019 session on “Social Jusce and People's Movement” organized by Ambedkar Lekhak Sangh and Kirorimal College in Kirorimal College, University of Delhi held on 3rd & 4th February, 2019. hp://youtu.be/bPOeRerTLxs  Speaker in the session on 'Sabitribai Phule aur Aaj Ka Stree va Dalit Stree Vimarsh' in One‐Day Sahityak Samaroh (Literature Fest) on the occasion of Birthday Celebraon of First Women Teacher Sabitribai Phule, organized by Dalit Lekhak Sangh and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University, held on 8th January, 2019. hps://youtu.be/JYjZd9yRSMw (Link of my lecture)  Speaker in a session on 'Caste and Women' in a Three Days Workshop on 'Women Issues' organized by Stree Muk Sangathan in Vrindavan, UP held on 18th‐to 20th October, 2018.  Moderated a Technical session‐ IV on 'Cultural and Polical Thoughts on Inclusion in India' in the Naonal Conference on “Naonalist Discourse on Inclusion in India” at Babasaheb Convenon Centre, IGNOU Campus, Maidan Gari Instute organized by Centre for Gandhi and Peace Studies, School of Social Science, IGNOU and Prajna Pravah, held on 4th & 5th August 2018.  Presented a paper on “Dalit Sahitya me Stree Vimarsh” in a Two‐Day 1st Dalit Literature Fesval‐2019 organized by Ambedkar Lekhak Sangk and Kirorimal College in Kirorimal College, University of Delhi held on 3rd & 4th February, 2019.  Presented a paper on 'Human Rights and Dalit Women: Laws and Realies” in a two‐day Naonal Seminar on 'Human Rights of the Marginalized: Hands Together Towards Protecon' organized by Department of Journalism, Kalindi College, University of Delhi, held on 9th & 10th October, 2018.  Presented a paper on “Debates on Inclusion of Dalit Women” in a Two‐Day Naonal Conference on “Naonalist Discourse on Inclusion in India” organized by Centre for Gandhi and Peace Studies, School of Social Science, IGNOU and Prajna Pravah at Babasaheb Convenon Centre, IGNOU Campus, Maidan Gari Instute, held on 4th & 5th August 2018.  Parcipated in a One Day Seminar on 'Career Counseling” organized by Department of Journalism, Kalindi College, University of Delhi, in collaboraon with Unique Shiksha, held on 27th February, 2019.  Parcipated in a Two‐Day Naonal Conference on “Naonalist Discourse on Inclusion in India” organized by Centre for Gandhi and Peace Studies, School of Social Science, IGNOU and Prajna Pravah at Babasaheb Convenon Centre, IGNOU Campus, Maidan Gari Instute, held on 4th & 5th August 2018.  Parcipated in 12 Monthly Lecture entled “Higher Educaon in India: Dimensions and Direcons” by Shri Atul Bhai Kothari, an eminent educaonist and Secretary, Shiksha Sanskri Uhan Nyas, organized by Developing Countries Research Centre [dcrc] University of Delhi on 31 May 2018.  Parcipated in Silver Jubilee celebraon and Book Release/Discussion Funcon on “The Changing Face of Pares and Party Systems: A Study of Israel and India”, book wrien by Prof Sunil K Choudhary, organized by Developing Countries Research Centre [dcrc] University of Delhi on 20th April 2018.  Parcipated in an Interacve Discourse entled “Social Science Colloquium on Naxalism” by Prof. Sangit K Ragi, Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi; Dr Himanshu Roy, Senior Fellow, Teen Mur, New Delhi and Mr Shubhranshu Choudhary, eminent journalist, Chhasgarh, organized by Developing Countries Research Centre [dcrc] University of Delhi on 27th February 2018.  Parcipated in 11th Monthly Lecture entled “The Human Rights Discourse: The Significant Realm of the Internaonal” by Prof Shanta Nedungadi Varma, Department of Polical Science, organized by Developing Countries Research Centre [dcrc] University of Delhi on 31 January 2018.

Mr. Rounak Pathak

 Parcipated in an Internaonal Workshop organised by the Comparave Federalist Research Group, Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi in collaboraon with Indian Instute of Public Administraon, India and Hanns Siedal Foundaon, India on 29th January, 2019.  Parcipated in the UGC CAS‐SAP Internaonal Seminar on “State and Society in the African Connent in 21st Century”, organised by Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi on 26th February, 2019.  Parcipated and Presented a Paper tled, “Efficacy of campaigns and consequent electorates' choices in Indian Eleconeering: a comparave study of electoral campaigns of BJP & Congress in 2014 & 2019” in an Internaonal Conference(under CAS‐SAP Program) organised by Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi on Electoral Dynamics and Contours of Party System: Run Upto 2019 on 2nd March 2019.  Publicaons: Dhingra, Alisha and Pathak, Rounak.(2018) United Naons: Structure, Role and Imperave for Reforms. In Nirmal Jindal, Kamal Kumar, Global Polics: Issues and Perspecves, Delhi:Sage Publicaons Pvt. Ltd.

Department of Sanskrit Dr. Nisha Goyal

 Aended the NAAC sponsored Naonal workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” organized by IQAC, Kalindi College from 7‐13 Jan.2019.  Aended 17th Prof. N.N. Choudhari Memorial Lecture on “Dharmasastra evam Dadavyavastha” by Prof. Virendra Kumar Mishra was organized by Dep. Of Sanskrit, University of Delhi on25th Feb.2019.  Convenor of Sanskrit Sahitya Parishad, 2018‐19.  Convenor of Sanskrit Tarangini in the Fest LEHREN, 2018‐19.

Dr. Manju Lata  Presented a Paper on the Topic‐ “Concept of Marginalizaon in Indian Society” in two days Naonal Seminar on Human Rights of the Marginalized: Hands Together Towards Protecon, organized by Department of Journalism on 9th ‐10th October 2018.  Parcipated in 4 weeks Orientaon Programme (OR‐94) From 9th October‐ 6th November 2018 at CPDHE (UGC‐HRDC).  Presented a Paper on the Topic‐ “America Main Sanskrit Ka Mahv Tatha Adhyyan Kendr” in two days Naonal Seminar organized by Ramjas College in the collaboraon with Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan New Delhi on 15th ‐16th March 2019.

Dr. Vishvajeet Vidyalankar

 Received Ph. D.. Degree in Sanskrit from University of Delhi  Paper Presentaon in 22nd Waves India Seminar 2019 held in IGNCA New Delhi, 27‐29 Nov, 2018.  Paper Presentaon in Naonal Seminar 2019 held in SPM College, DU, 11‐12 January 2019.  Paper Presentaon in Internaonal Seminar Held in Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, 15‐17 Feb, 2019  5. Parcipated in 2‐day Naonal Seminar on Gandhi's views and Naonal Language in Gandhi Bhawan, DU, 23‐24 October, 2018  6. Parcipated in 10‐day Winter School Workshop on Making individual, & society with reference to Gandhi ji, held in Gandhi Bhawan, DU, 21‐30 Jan, 2019  Parcipated in Penal Discussion on Science in Sanskrit Literature held in CIE, DU, 09 March, 2019.

Dr. Divya Mishra

 Presented a research paper entled "Karuna Rasa in the Poetry of Kalidasa and Bhavabhu: its Social Implicaons" at 17th world Sanskrit conference, held in Vancouver, Canada, July 9‐13th 2018.  Presented a research paper entled "Vedo mein Natya ka Swaroop" in 22nd Indian Conference of waves, which was held at Indira Gandhi Naonal Centre for Arts, New Delhi, from November 27th to November 29th, 2018.  Presented a Sanskrit poetry in the kavi samvayaha at world sanskrit conference, held in Vancouver, Canada, July 9‐13, 2018. Department of Zoology

Dr P.P Saini

 Parcipated in Seven days Naonal Assessment and Accreditaon Council (NAAC) sponsored Naonal Workshop‐Faculty Development Programme on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” held on 7‐13 Jan, 2019 at Kalindi College (University of Delhi), East Patel Nagar, New Delhi (India).  Parcipated in Two days Naonal Conference on “Urban Environmental sustainability” organized jointly by Zoology Department Kalindi College & MGICCC, held on 7‐8 Feb, 2019 at Kalindi College (University of Delhi), East Patel Nagar, New Delhi (India).  Organized workshop on “Skill Enhancement Workshop for Laboratory Staff” through IQAC and Science Departments, Kalindi College held on 13‐14 March 2018, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Conducted One day excursion of B.Sc. Physical Sciences I Year (39 students) to Naonal Zoological Park, New Delhi, on 5th November 2018 for the paper of Environmental Science.  Convener “Swachchhata Abhiyan Commiee for Cyber Centre, its surrounding area and Parking area in the college”.  Convener: “Publicity Commiee in Lehren” the Inter‐college Cultural Fest.  Convener: Registraon Commiee, Alumni Meet. Dr Manisha Arora Pandit

 Parcipated in Naonal Conference on “Recent Trends and Advancements in Chemical Sciences” and presented a paper entled “Carbon Sequestraon by urban green spaces” held from 29‐31 March 2019, organized by Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi and Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi in associaon with Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science (SPES) at University of Delhi.  Parcipated in Naonal Seminar (राीय संगोी) on “सतत पयावरण िवकास: वैािनक और तकनीकी शावली का उपयोग” and presented a paper entled “शहरी ीन ेस को संभािवत काबन ॉक के साथ जोड़ना” held on 14‐16 March, 2019 organized by Department of Zoology, Gargi college in associaon with Commission for Scienfic and Technical Terminology, MHRD & Department of Higher Educaon at Gargi College University of Delhi.  Organized workshop on “Skill Enhancement Workshop for Laboratory Staff” through IQAC and Science Departments, Kalindi College held on 13‐14 March 2018, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Conducted One day excursion of B.Sc. Physical Sciences I Year (39 students) to Naonal Zoological Park, New Delhi, on 5th November 2018 for the paper of Environmental Science.  Title of the Project: “Linking Urban Spaces with potenal Carbon Stock”. Inhouse Project Code: 27/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Varsha Singh & Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit  Title of the Project: “Reinvenng the Buerfly Conservatory”. Inhouse Project Code: 28/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Varsha Singh & Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit  Member in University of Delhi‐Learning Outcome‐Based Curriculum Framework (LOCF) for Undergraduate CBCS Syllabus in Zoology Department, University of Delhi. Papers: 1. Reproducve Biology, B.Sc. (H) Zoology, V Sem., DSE paper 2. Food Nutrion & Health, B.Sc. (H) Zoology, III Sem., GE paper  Convener: Execuve Commiee, IQAC, Kalindi College  Convener: Write off (Weeding out of old files) commiee (Office and All Laboratories)

Dr Tarkeshwar Gautam  Kapinder1*, Tarkeshwar2, Kumar A4. and Singh3, A. K. (2019). Orientaon and behavioural responses of Cotesia plutellae (Kurdjumov) (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) towards honey and sucrose. Internaonal Journal of Zoological Invesgaons. ISSN:2454‐3055 (Accepted)  Kapinder1*, Tarkeshwar2 and Singh3 A. K. (2018). Effect of light intensity and nutrional value of food resources on flight response of adult parasitoid, Cotesia plutellae (Kurdjumov) (Hymenoptera: Braconidae). BioRxiv 444224; (online) doi: hps://doi.org/10.1101/444224  Parcipated in Naonal Conference on “Recent Trends and Advancements in Chemical Sciences” and presented a paper entled “Microbial Fuel Cell: An Efficient Benign Set Up for Electrochemical Cell for Removing of Impuries from Laboratory Generated Wastewater” held from 29‐31 March 2019, organized by Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi and Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi in associaon with Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science (SPES) at University of Delhi.  Parcipated in Naonal Conference on “Recent Trends and Advancements in Chemical Sciences” and presented a paper entled “Carbon Sequestraon by urban green spaces” held from 29‐31 March 2019, organized by Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi and Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi in associaon with Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science (SPES) at University of Delhi.  Parcipated in Naonal Seminar (राीय संगोी) on “सतत पयावरण िवकास: वैािनक और तकनीकी शावली का उपयोग” and presented a paper entled “शहरी ीन ेस को संभािवत काबन ॉक के साथ जोड़ना” held on 14‐16 March, 2019 organized by Department of Zoology, Gargi college in associaon with Commission for Scienfic and Technical Terminology, MHRD & Department of Higher Educaon at Gargi College University of Delhi.  Presented a paper entled as "Biodiversity conservaon through Tagfalters: Role of Instuon and Youth" in the Internaonal Conference on “Advances in Biological and Environmental Research for Human welfare” held on 16‐18 November, 2018, organized by Department of Zoology, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, Uar Pradesh.  Presented a paper entled as "Orientaon and Behavioural Responses of Cotesia plutellae (Kurdjumov) (Hymenopetera: Braconidae) towards Honey and Sucrose” in the Internaonal Conference on “Advances in Biological and Environmental Research for Human welfare” held on 16‐18 November, 2018, organized by Department of Zoology, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, Uar Pradesh.  Presented a paper entled as "Microbial Fuel Cell: A Greener Way for Removing of Impuries from Laboratory Generated Waste Water” in the Internaonal Conference on “Advances in Biological and Environmental Research for Human welfare” held on 16‐18 November, 2018, organized by Department of Zoology, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, Uar Pradesh  Presented a paper entled as "Educaonal Instute as Incubaon pocket for Harbouring Biodiversity" in the Internaonal Biodiversity Congress, held on 4‐6 October 2018, organized by Forest Research Instute, Dehradun, Uarakhand.  Presented a paper entled as "Melia Azedarach: A Potent Insect Inhibitor and an Alternave to Biodiversity Pollutant‐Synthec Inseccides” in the Internaonal Biodiversity Congress, held on 4‐6 October 2018, organized by Forest Research Instute, Dehradun, Uarakhand. Parcipated in Faculty Development Programme for “Shied Goalposts in New NAAC: A Challenge for Today's IQAC” held on 10th September 2018, organized by Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College, University of Delhi, at SGND Khalsa College, University of Delhi.  Parcipated in First Internaonal Conference on “Mass Disaster and Emergency Management (A Lifesaving strategy)” held on 20‐21 April, 2018, organized by Naonal Task force for Disaster Management in associaon with Kingsmead School, England at Dayal Singh college, University of Delhi.  Presented a paper entled as “An approach to protect environment: Microbial Fuel Cell” at DST Sponsored Naonal Seminar on “Innovaon in Sciences in Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment (NSHE‐2018)” held on 20th march, 2018, at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, Delhi.  Parcipated in 1 Day workshop on “Document Verificaon: A Forensic Perspecve” held on 11th June, 2018 organized by Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Science for Women, University of Delhi.  Member of organizing commiee for Naonal Conference on “Recent Trends and Advancements in Chemical Sciences” organized by Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi and Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi in associaon with Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science (SPES), from 29‐31 March 2019, held at University of Delhi.  Organized as convener, a NAAC sponsored Naonal workshop on "Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today and Tomorrow" through IQAC, Library and Science Departments, Kalindi College from 7‐13 January 2019, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Parcipated as Resource person and delivered a lecture the topic “Right to Informaon Act 2005” in sub‐session TWO‐DAY TRAINING WORKSHOP for ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF from 7‐8 January 2019 on the Theme: Administraon and Instuonal Managements‐ RTI, in NAAC sponsored Naonal workshop on "Skill Enhancement At Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today and Tomorrow" organized by IQAC, Library and Science Departments, Kalindi College from 7‐13 January 2019, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Organized three‐day training workshop entled as "Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp for Science Student” from 15‐17 January 2019 under “Entrepreneurship Development Programme" DST, Govt. of India, conducted by Department of Zoology in associaon with IQAC Kalindi College and Naonal Instute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD), Ministry of Skill Development, Govt. of India, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Resource person and presented the topic “Bio‐Safety and Waste Management” under the sub‐session “Biological Waste Management” in workshop on “Skill Enhancement Workshop for Laboratory Staff” held on 13‐14 March 2018, organized by IQAC and Science Departments, Kalindi College, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi. Organized workshop on “Skill Enhancement Workshop for Laboratory Staff” through IQAC and Science Departments, Kalindi College held on 13‐14 March 2018, at Kalindi College, University of Delhi.  Delivered Special/Invited Lectures on "Forensic Entomology" for M.Sc. Forensic Science Course (Part‐ II‐ Sem III) at Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi on 4th September and 23rd October, 2018.  Visited as Subject Expert (Interview Board Member) for the Post of Science teachers conducted by EdCIL (India) in Odisha Adarsh Vidyalaya Sangathan (OAVS) at Bhubaneswar, Odisha.  Won Best poster presentaon award for the paper entled as “An approach to protect environment: Microbial Fuel Cell” at DST Sponsored Naonal Seminar on “Innovaon in Sciences in Emerging Challenges in Health and Environment (NSHE‐2018)” held on 20th march, 2018, at Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi, Delhi.  Organized Campus Bird Count (The Bird Count India 2019) and Invited talk as part of the Great Backyard Bird Count Drive in associaon with Nature Science Iniave with B.Sc. (Honours) Zoology 1st and 2nd Year students. A pre‐introductory talk was delivered by Ms. Misha Bansal, project coordinator, on the topic “Introducon to Birding” on 13th February 2019 and Mr. Prasanna Gautam, a very passionate bird enthusiast from the team joined and guided during Kalindi College Campus Bird Count and Walk on 15th February 2019. In our campus walk we recorded 28 different bird species in our campus at different locaon.  Guiding Mr. Harsh Tamta, M.Sc. Anthropology Part‐II, Semester‐IV (for M.Sc. Dissertaon in paper Forensic Science) for the paral fulfilment of the M.Sc. Degree.  Title of the Project: “Linking Urban Spaces with potenal Carbon Stock”. Inhouse Project Code: 27/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Varsha Singh & Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit  Title of the Project: “Reinvenng the Buerfly Conservatory”. Inhouse Project Code: 28/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Varsha Singh & Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit  Title of the Project: “Ayurveda: The Alternave System of Time‐Tested Medicine”. Inhouse Project Code: 44/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Divya Verma & Dr. Amit Kumar  Title of the Project: “Student Wellness: Strategy for Student Success through Medical Diagnoscs”. Inhouse Project Code: 45/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Punita Verma  Life me member of “Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science (SPES)”, Delhi, India  Member in University of Delhi‐Learning Outcome‐Based Curriculum Framework (LOCF) for Undergraduate CBCS Syllabus in Zoology Department, University of Delhi. Research Methodology, B.Sc. (H) Zoology, III Sem., SEC paper Computaonal Biology, B.Sc. (H) Zoology, V Sem., DSE paper  Eding Translaon and Review of course material of School of Science, Indira Gandhi Naonal Open University (IGNOU), New Delhi. Course: Biology, Subject: Biochemistry Chapters: 03 1. Unit 9: Lipids ‐ िलिपड 2. Unit 10: Membrane Lipid‐ कला िलिपड 3. Unit 11: Specialized Funcons of Lipid‐ िलिपडो ंके िवशेषीकृ त काय  Academic Co‐Ordinator, Kalindi College  Public Informaon Officer (PIO), Kalindi College  Coordinator: Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Kalindi College  Deputy Coordinator: CEC, Kalindi College (for the Sem. Exam. Nov/Dec, 2018)  Convener: Technical Support Commiee, (Online) Admission Commiee (2018‐19)  Convener: Student Management Soware  Convener: To develop the “Management Informaon System”

Dr Shanuja Beri

 Organized as Co Convenor a Two‐day Naonal Conference “Urban Environmental Sustainability” on February 07‐08, 2019. Jointly organized by Zoology Department, Kalindi College, University of Delhi and Mahatma Gandhi Instute of Combang Climate Change (MGICCC), Govt. of NCT, Delhi  Organized as Co Convenor a Naonal workshop on “An exposion of perishable products from North East and their challenges “. under the IBSD‐ Kalindi College Centre for Women Entrepreneurship in North East on 6 March 2019  Presented a Poster in Fourth Naonal Symposium on Environment Green Technology for Environmental Sustainability organized by Department of Zoology, Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi on 25 September, 2018 tled “Microplascs ‐ The Hidden Threat”.  Delivered a lecture as Resource Person in Naonal Assessment and Accreditaon Council (NAAC) sponsored Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow “organized by IQAC, Kalindi College, University of Delhi on 11 January, 2019 tled “Spectroscopy”.  Parcipated in the 23rd Refresher Course in Life Sciences & Biotechnology. from 08th October to 02ndNovember, 2018 at the UGC‐Human Resource Development Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru University and obtained A Grade.  K. Vandana Rani, Shanuja Beri, KM Shivani, Shivangi, Kalpita Singh, P.S. Shru, Agrata Aggarwal, Vrinda Sharma and Kanika Aggarwal. The Living Green Wall‐ An Educaonal Exposion of Bole Vercal Garden System. Proceedings in the Fourth Naonal Symposium on Environment Green Technology for Environmental Sustainability organized by Department of Zoology, Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi on 25 September, 2018  Shanuja Beri, Nidhi Garg, K. Vandana Rani, Nehal Singh, Shivangee Jaiswal, Shalini Sharma, Ruchira Agarwal. Polluon and its Control: Micro Plascs, the Hidden Threat. Proceedings in the Fourth Naonal Symposium on Environment Green Technology for Environmental Sustainability organized by Department of Zoology, Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi on 25 September, 2018  Nidhi Garg, Shanuja Beri, Adi Aggrawal, Megha Bhadauria, Sadaf Fama, Saumya Singh. The Red Panda‐ A Success Story. Proceedings in the Fourth Naonal Symposium on Environment Green Technology for Environmental Sustainability organized by Department of Zoology, Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi on 25 September, 2018  Sherin Babu and Shanuja Beri. Municipal solid waste: A step towards meeng India's growing energy requirement. Proceedings of Two‐day Naonal Conference “Urban Environmental Sustainability” jointly organized by Zoology Department, Kalindi College, University of Delhi and Mahatma Gandhi Instute of Combang Climate Change (MGICCC), Govt. of NCT, Delhi. 7th ‐8th February 2019  The Living Green Wall‐ An Educaonal Exposion of Bole Vercal Garden as an in‐house project  Microbial Diversity in Forest Landscape Restoraon Iniaves at Coal Mines under an MOU with TERI School of Advanced Studies.  Organized a trip and demonstraon to the Apiculture Unit, Indian Agricultural Research Instute with B.Sc. (Honours) Zoology 2nd Year students  Organized Campus Bird Count as part of the Great Backyard Bird Count Drive in associaon with Nature Science Iniave with B.Sc. (Honours) Zoology 1st and 2nd Year students.  Member of the DU‐UGC Learning Outcomes based Curriculum Framework (LOCF) commiee for Zoology Honours Core Course Fundamentals of Biochemistry and General Elecve Course –Exploring the Brain  Admissions Commiee: Extra Curricular Acvies (Co Convenor)  College Band (Convenor)  Counselling Facilies (Convenor)  Student Union (Co Convenor)  Teachers' Feedback Commiee (Convenor)  Prospectus Commiee (Co Convenor)  Instute of Bioresources and Sustainable Development (IBSD)‐Kalindi College Centre (Co‐Convenor)

Dr Varsha Singh

 Singh, V and Rai, U (2018) 25‐hydroxycholesterol in tess of Hemidactylus flaviviridis: dynamics and role in tescular steroidogenesis. Internaonal Conference on Reproducve Physiology and Comparave Endocrinology, 20‐22 January 2018 at BITS Pilani, Goa, India  Singh, V., and Tarkeshwar, (2018) " Educaonal Instute as Incubaon pocket for harbouring biodiversity" in the Internaonal Biodiversity Congress, 4‐6 October 2018, Forest Research Instute, Dehradun.  Singh, V., and Tarkeshwar, (2018) "Biodiversity conservaon through Tagfalters: Role of Instuon and Youth" in the Internaonal Conference on Advances in Biological and Environmental Research for Human welfare organized by Department of Zoology, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur on 16‐18 November, 2018.  Sherin Babu, Dr. Tarkeshwar Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit, and Dr. Varsha Singh (2019) "Linking urban green spaces with potenal carbon stock" three‐day Naonal Seminar, by Commission of Scienfic and Technical Terminology (CSTT), MHRD, Govt. of India entled "Use of scienfic & technical terminologies in sustainable environment development, its challenges, computaonal analysis and opportunies”. on 14‐16 March, 2019 at Gargi College, Siri Fort Road, Delhi 110049.  Adi Agarwal, Ruchira Agarwal, Shalini Sharma, Shivangee Jaisawal, Sherin Babu, Dr. Tarkeshwar, Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit, Dr. Varsha Singh (2019) " Carbon Sequestraon by urban green spaces" in Three days Naonal Workshop on "Recent Trends and Advancements in Chemical Sciences" Organized by Department of Chemistry and Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi, in associaon with Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science at Conference Centre, University of Delhi on 29‐31 March 2019.  Aended and completed the "Entrepreneurship Development Programme" conducted by The Naonal Instute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development from 15‐17 January 2019 at Kalindi College, University of Delhi, Delhi‐08.  Parcipated in One Day Workshop organized by IBSD‐Kalindi College Centre For Women Entrepreneurship in North East on "An Exposion of Perishable Products of North East and its Challenges" on 6th March 2019 at Kalindi College, New Delhi.  Parcipated in Two Days Faculty Development Programme on "Agriculture, Health and Society" organized by Mahatma Hansraj Faculty Development Centre, Hansraj College, University of Delhi, from 15th ‐16th March 2019.  Parcipated in One day Workshop on "An exposion of perishable products of North East and its challenges" organized by IBSD Kalindi College on 6th March 2019 at Kalindi College, University of Delhi  Parcipated in one day Naonal Workshop tled “Emerging Polluon Challenges on Earth Ecosystem–SAFAR, India's Novel Iniave” on Tuesday 26th March 2019 at the Conference Centre, University of Delhi, Delhi.  Parcipated in Three days Naonal Workshop on "Recent Trends and Advancements in Chemical Sciences" Organized by Department of Chemistry and Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi, in associaon with Society for Promoon of Educaon and Science at Conference Centre, University of Delhi on 29‐31 March 2019.  Organized a "Skill Enhancement Workshop for Laboratory Staff" held at Kalindi College, New Delhi on 13‐14 March 2018.  Organized an "Orientaon Programme for Outstaon students" on 3rd October 2018 at Kalindi College, New Delhi.  Organized a NAAC sponsored Naonal workshop on "Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today and Tomorrow" at Kalindi College, New Delhi, 7‐13 January 2019.  Organized one day educaonal trip for of B. Com I year Students (30 students) for Environmental studies (compulsory and qualifying) paper during academic session 2018‐ 2019 on 10th October 2018 to Naonal Zoological Park, Delhi.  Major Project: DST‐SERB ECR (2017‐2020)  Title of the Project: Funconal interacon between vasotocin and corcosteroids in caish Heteropneustes fossilis Total fund of the project: Rs. 23,07201/‐  Title of the Project: “Linking Urban Spaces with potenal Carbon Stock”. Inhouse Project Code: 27/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Varsha Singh & Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit  Title of the Project: “Reinvenng the Buerfly Conservatory”. Inhouse Project Code: 28/2018 Name co‐invesgator: Dr. Varsha Singh & Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit  Resource person at "Skill Enhancement Workshop for Laboratory Staff" held at Kalindi College, New Delhi on 13‐14 March 2018.  Resource Person at NAAC sponsored Naonal workshop on "Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today and Tomorrow" at Kalindi College, New Delhi, 7‐13 January 2019.  Delivered Special Lectures on "Forensic Entomology" for M.Sc. Forensic Science Course (Sem III) at Department of Anthropology, University of Delhi on 4th September and 23rd October, 2018.  Co‐convener, Marksheet Collecon Commiee, Admission Commiee 2018‐19  Convenor, Group dance society  Co‐convener for outstaon student database  Development commiee: Convener‐ Students Common Room  Member/nodal officer: WUS‐DUS  Convener, Zoological Society, ZOONOMIA 2018‐19  Convener, LEHREN 2019 Sponsorship commiee  Judge at the Occasion of CBSE Naonal Level Science Exhibion at Mount Abu Public School, Rohini, Delhi from 10‐12 February, 2018.  Panel discussion as educaonalist at Hindustan Times "Chai pe Chaupal" on 8th February 2019.

Dr Kanchan Batra

 Parcipated in Naonal Workshop on Skill enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training today for tomorrow” comprising Faculty Development Programme (7‐13 February, 2019) held at Kalindi College (DU), New Delhi on 13‐14 March 2018  Organizer in Inter‐college “Skill Enhancement Workshop for Laboratory Staff” held at Kalindi College (DU), New Delhi on 13‐14 March 2018  Organized an educaonal trip for B. Sc. (Hons.) Zoology first year students as part of their curriculum for Ecology paper during academic session 2018‐2019 on 3rd October, 2018 to Aravalli Biodiversity Park, Delhi where students not only got opportunity to visit this park but also got opportunity to parcipate in various compeons as a part of Wildlife Week Celebraon.  Convenor: Medical Facilies  Nodal officer: Dengue Awareness Campaign Dr Vandana Rani

 Verma VK, Rani KV, Kumar SR, Prakash. Leucaena leucocephala pod seed protein as an alternate to animal protein in fish feed and evaluaon of its role to fight against infecon caused by Vibrio harveyi and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Fish Shellfish Immunol. 2018 May; 76:324‐332. doi: 10.1016/j.fsi.2018.03.011.  DBT Project Foldscope 2018‐19: Evaluaon of health improvement in Fish challenged with bacteria and fed on supplemented feed.  Under DBT project as part of twining with North‐East Instute “The Foldscope” Scheme collaborated with Dr. Arvind Kumar Goyal, Head, Centre for Bamboo Studies, Assistant Professor, Department of Biotechnology, Bodoland University, Kokarjhar, Assam  Parcipated and obtained grade 'A' in 3 weeks UGC‐sponsored Refresher course in life Sciences organized by CPDHE‐HRDC, University of Delhi, Delhi, from July 17, 2018 to August 06, 2018.  Parcipated in Naonal Workshop on Emerging Polluon Challenges on Earth Ecosystem‐SAFAR, India's Novel Iniave organized by Environmental Polluon Laboratory, Departmental Studies, University of Delhi, on March 26, 2019.  Parcipated in the one‐day workshop and Hands on experience in “Advanced Spectroscopy” & Dynamic Light Scaering organized by Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi on October 9, 2018.  Presented an oral presentaon “The Living Green Wall‐ An Educaonal Exposion of Bole Vercal Garden System” in the “Fourth Naonal Symposium on Environment: Green Technology for Environmental Sustainability” held at Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi on September 25, 2018.  Invited Speaker in Naonal Conference on Advances in Microscopy and Foldscope organized by Department of Biotechnology, Molal Nehru Naonal Instute of Technology Allahabad, on March 15‐ 16, 2019.  Resource Person for Training of Laboratory staffs in Naonal Assessment and Accreditaon Council NAAC Sponsored Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” Comprising organized by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Kalindi College on 11th January 2019.  As coordinator from Kalindi College Organized two‐day Naonal Conference on “Urban Environmental Sustainability” with MGICCC, Govt, of NCT at Kalindi College, University of Delhi on 7th 8th February 2019.  In Naonal Conference on Advances in Microscopy and Foldscope judged the session under the 'oral Presentaons' organized by Department of Biotechnology, MNNIT, Allahabad, Pryagraj‐211004.  Appointed as Nodal Officer from Delhi University for foreign Students in Kalindi College.  Appointed as Mentor from Delhi University for foreign Students in Kalindi College  Member in CBCS Syllabus Preparaon commiee in Zoology Department, University of Delhi (Aquac Biology)  Convener Criteria VII” Innovaon and Research” of NAAC  Convener of Feedback Commiee in Naonal Assessment and Accreditaon Council NAAC Sponsored Naonal Workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” Comprising organized by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Kalindi College on 11th January 2019.  Convener Conference Organizing Commiee of Zoology Department  Mentoring and Counselling of Students of Department.  Convener of Beauficaon and cleanness commiee of Lehren, 2019  Convener of Beauficaon, Rangoli and cleanness commiee of Alumni Meet,2019  House Project 2018‐19: The Living Green Wall of College – An Educaonal exposion of Bole Vercal Garden System (20 students be taken from Different streams for this project)  “Best Paper Award” won by House project topic “Vercal wall garden: Sustainable approach by College in Urban Setup” presented by one of Project Student Ms Kalpita Singh in inter College Techno‐ Management Presentaon Contest on 'Environmental Sustainability: Challenges and Opportunies' in the Annual Student's Convenon PRASTUTI‐2019 organized by JIMS in associaon with DTU on 16th March 2019.  Best Presentaon award won by House project topic “Vercal wall garden: Sustainable approach by College in Urban Setup” presented by Project Student Ms Kalpita Singh and its team in two‐day Naonal Conference on “Urban Environmental Sustainability” with MGICCC, Govt, of NCT at Kalindi College, University of Delhi on 7th 8th February 2019.

Dr. Mayanglambam Rojina Devi

 Parcipated in one day Biodiversity Conclave on “Biodiversity for Everyone” organized by Miranda House, University of Delhi and Instute of Bioresources and Sustainable Development (IBSD), Manipur, 31st August, 2018.  Organized a one‐week workshop on “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tommorow” as part of organizing member with Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Kalindi College, 7th ‐13th January, 2018.  Presented a paper in two‐day Internaonal Conference on “North East India: Exploring Philosophy, Culture and Environmental Sustainability” organized by IQAC Daulat Ram College in collaboraon with Indian Council of Philosophical Research and P.A. Sangma Foundaon on 10th‐11th January, 2019.  Parcipated in three‐day Entrepreneurship Development Programme on “Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp sponsored by NSTEDB, Dept. of Science and Technology” conducted by NIESBUD, 15th – 17th January, 2019.  Organized a two‐day workshop on “Urban Environmental Sustainability” as part of organizing member of Zoology Department, Kalindi College, University of Delhi in collaboraon with MGICCC, Govt. of NCT, Delhi on 7th ‐8th February, 2019.  Organized a one‐day Workshop on “An Exposion of Perishable Products of North East and its Challenges” as part of IBSD‐KALINDI COLLEGE CENTRE for Women Entrepreneurship in North East on 6th March, 2019.  Organized an educaonal trip for B. Sc. (Hons.) Zoology first year students as part of their curriculum for Ecology paper during academic session 2018‐2019 on 3rd October, 2018 to Aravalli Biodiversity Park, Delhi where students not only got opportunity to visit this park but also got opportunity to parcipate in various compeons as a part of Wildlife Week Celebraon.  Organized one day educaonal trip for of B. Com I year Students (30 students) for Environmental studies (compulsory and qualifying) paper during academic session 2018‐ 2019 on 10th October 2018 to Naonal Zoological Park, Delhi.  Convener: Swachchhata Abhiyan Commiee

Dr. Mamta Tripathy

 Completed the "Entrepreneurship Development Programme" conducted by The Naonal Instute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development from 15‐17 January 2019.  Parcipated in One Day Workshop organized by IBSD‐Kalindi College Centre For Women Entrepreneurship in North East on "An Exposion of Perishable Products of North East and its Challenges" on 6th March 2019 at Kalindi College, New Delhi.  Organizing member of a two‐day Naonal Conference on “Urban Environmental Sustainability” held in collaboraon with MGICCC, Govt, of NCT at Kalindi College, University of Delhi from 7thto 8th February 2019

Training Programme by Non-Teaching Staff 1. Two Days Technical Workshop on “Smart E‐Office Techniques 1.0@2018, Stock Management and Data Handling Techniques on 4‐5.6.2019 in Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce – Mr. Jagdish, SPA, Library, Mr. Jan, JACT‐Admin., Mr. Praveen Babloo, Sr. Assistant. 2. One day Workshop on “University Non‐Teaching Employees (Terms & Condions of Service) on 12th July, 2017 at Janki Devi Memorial College – Deepak Nath, Sr. Assistant, Admn., Mr. Praveen Kumar Babloo, Sr. Assistant, Accounts. 3. Computer Training Programme for Library Staff at University Library from 05.12.2018 to 19.12.2018 – Ms. Mohinder Kaur, Md. Mushtaq 4. All the Non‐Teaching staff of the college has parcipated in “Skill Enhancement at Instuons of Higher Learning: Training Today for Tomorrow” from 7‐12 January, 2019. 5. Computer Training Programme of one week “IT applicaons in Library” held at Central Library, University of Delhi, Delhi ‐7 from 23.1.2019 to 29.1.2019 – Mr. Sarvesh Kumar, Library Assistant. 6. Two Weeks Computer Training Programme on “Computer Applicaon in Libraries” held at DULS, University of Delhi, Delhi ‐7 from 13.3.2019 to 27.3.2019 – Mr. Jagdish, Semi Professional Assistant.

Ph. D. Awarded to Following Faculty Members  Dr. Indu Chaudhary, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics  Dr. Vishvajeet Vidyalankar, Assistant Professor, Department of Sanskrit Appointments of faculty Members to Higher Posts

 Dr. Savita Roy, Department of Physics on lien as Principal, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi  Dr. Ar Singh of Department of Hindi, Doing teaching assignment in the Department of Hindi, University of Foreign Studies, Hankuk

List of Retired Faculty Members in 2018-19

S.No. Name of Teacher Designaon Department Date of Rerement 1. Dr. Anjali Malik Associate Professor History August, 2018 2. Dr. Anjoo Sharma Associate Professor Political Science March, 2019

Faculty Members on Study Leave

1. Ms. Rajni‐ Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce 2. Ms. Sweety – Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science

RESULTS AT A GLANCE On Line Delhi Government E-Portal Scholarship Nodal Officer: Dr. Rakhee Chauhan

Total 23 students applied for the online scholarship for students belong to SC\ST\OBC\Minority categories amongst these 22 students verified and got scholarship from Government of NCT of Delhi, Department for Welfare of SC\ST\OBC.

Fee Concession and Annual Scholarship 2018-19 Convener: Dr Meena Charanda Co-Convener: Ms Karnika Gaur

The commiee granted Fee (tuion) Concession as per Delhi University rules to 155 students and 68 students were given full Fee Concession in consideraon to their economic status and the contribuons they had made in various college acvies. The list of the scholarships and awardee for the year 2018‐19.

S.NO NAME OF SCHOLARSHPI AWARDED TO STUDENT NAME ROLL NO COURSE & YEAR

1. DR ANULA MAURYA MERITORIOUS STUDENT OF THE COLLEGE Raveena KC16BAHN022 Hindi (H)‐III

SCHOLARSHIP IN PWD CATEGORY

2. DR MALTI SCHOLARSHIP HIGHEST MARKS IN B A (HONS) HINDI IN Binnu Kumari 15033516038 Hindi (H)‐III

OBC CATEGORY (ABOVE 55% MARKS)

3. DR.NIRMAL KAPIL BEST OUTSTANDING OFFICE BEARER OF Jhanvi 17527293 Pol. Sc. (H)‐ I I SCHOLARSHI P STUDENT'S UNION

4. SILVER JUBILEE BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT OF THE Muskan KC16BAPC221 B.A. (P)‐III SCHOLARSHI P COLLEGE

5. SUSHMA GUPTA SECOND BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT OF THE Deepali Negi KC16BAPS083 Pol. Sc. (H)‐ I II SCHOLARSHI P COLLEGE

6. AUDHYA GUPTA BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT OF N2D YEAR Mrinal Tiwari 17567008 Physics (H)‐ I I MEMORIAL SCHOLARSH IP

7. IQBAL DEVI MEMORIAL BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT OF S1T YEAR Kim Kalyani 18520077 Journ. (H) ‐I SCHOLARSHI P

8. GANESH DAS AGNIHOTRI BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT OF COMMERC EVeena Sharma KC16BCHO025 B.Com.(H)‐III MEMORIAL SCHOLARSH IP

9. SARDAR BAKSHISH SINGHT HE BEST ALL ROUND TSUDENT OF B.SC (G) Sejal Arora 17567046 Physics (H)‐ I I LAMBA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHI P

10. VIDYAWATI ARORA THE BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT OF HONS Jyo Kumari KC16BAPS103 Pol.Sc. (H)‐ I II MEMORIAL SCHOLARSH IP COURSE

11. DR. M. P. GUPTA THE BEST NCC CADET Ritu Jaglan KC16BSPS020 B.Sc. PS‐III SCHOLARSHI P

12. SHRI RAJ KUMAR GROVER BEST STUDENT OF JOURNALISM (H) Prachi Aryal KC16BAJR131 Journ. (H) ‐III SCHOLARSHI P

13. MRS. ASHA RANI SETHI BEST STUDENT OF COMPUTER SCIENC EDeepanshi Makkar KC16BSCS069 Comp. Sc. (H)‐III MEMORIAL SCHOLARSH IP ST 14. MATA AMRITA BEST AND NEEDY STUDENT OF 1 OR/AND Yakshina Sharma 18556003 Botany (H)‐I NANADAMAYI IIND YEAR SCHOLARSHI P Jyo 18563053 Maths (H)‐I

Anjali 18556013 Botany (H)‐I ST 15. SHAKUNTALA GULATI FOR SECURING ABOVE 55% MARKS IN 1 Archi Jain 17527014 Pol. Sc.(H)‐II SCHOLARSHI P YEAR POLITICAL SCIENCE (H)

16. SULTAN CHAND HIGHEST MARKS IN B.COM(H) IST YEA R Monika Joshi 17504078 B.Com.(H)‐II MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

17. DR. K. INDIRA KRISHNA HIGHEST MARKS‐ B.SC. III YEAR LIFE Saumya Pathak KC16BSLS066 B.Sc. LS‐III

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCIENCE, PART‐II (MINIMUM60%)

HIGHEST MARKS‐ B.SC. III YEAR APPLIED Sheetal Singh 17583083 B.Sc. LS ‐ II

LIFE SCIENCE, PART‐II (MINIMUM 60%)

18. USHA AGGARWAL TEJAS WI B.COM (P) I YR NEW COURSE, SCORES Ranjana Wadhva 17503079 B.Com.(P)‐II / TEJASWINI SCHOLARSHIP HIGHEST MARKS. (BEING ABOVE 70 (AGGREGATE OF INTERNAL & EXTE RNAL IN ALL THE PAPERS) IN DELHI.

B COM (P) IIYR EXAMIN ATION SAME AS Deepika KC16BCPR041 B.Com.(P)‐III ABOVE.

19. USHA AHUJA SCHOLARSHIPBEST STUDENT IN SPORT CATEGORY WITH Saveri KC16BAPS236 Pol. Sc. (H)‐III ACHIEVEMENTS AT INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL/STATE LEVEL 20. SH. SHER SINGH M ANGLA HIGHEST MARKS IN ART STRE AM (ONLY Kusum Lata 17527224 Pol. Sc. (H)‐II SCHOLARSHIP RESERVE CATEGORY)

21. DR. MISS USHA B.COM (H) RESULT OF 2ND SEMESTER Piyalee 17504066 B.Com.(H)‐II

AGGARWAL TRUST (HIGHEST % OF AGGREGATE) TO BE GIVEN Bhaacharya RD SCHOLARSHIP IN 3 SEMESTER.

22. DR. MISS USHA HIGHEST % OF MARKS IN ALL PAPERS IN Astha Dixit KC16BCHO016 B.Com.(H) AGGARWAL TRUST THE COLLEGE IN B.COM (H) 4TH SEMESTER. SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMEN T.

23. DR. MISS USHA “HIGHEST MARKS IN B.COM(P) RESULT OF Priyanka 17503202 B.Com.(P)‐II AGGARWAL TRUST 3RD SEM” SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMEN T “HIGHEST MARKS IN B.COM(P) RESULT OF Anmol Jain KC16BCPR002 B.Com.(P)‐III 4TH SEM Shru Sharma KC16BCPR050 B.Com.(P)‐III

24. OLD STUDENT 2N D HIGHEST MARKS IN ALL HONS. COURSE Kashish 17033557005 Chem (H)‐I ASSOCIATION OF PART I IN SCIENCE”

SCHOLARSH IP ND “2 HIGHEST MARKS IN ALL HONS. COURSVEaishali Chauhan 17033513012 Geo (H)‐II OF PART I IN ARTS Garima 17033513038 Geo (H)‐II

25. STUDENT'S UNION AWARDED TO THE STUDENTS GETTING Divya 17567014 Physics (H)‐II SCHOLARSHI PS HIGHEST MARKS (BUT NOT LESS THAN 55%) BSC (H) PHYSICS PART‐I

BSC (H) PHYSICS PART‐II Ishita Mial KC16BSPH016 Physics (H)‐III

26. STUDENT UNION STUDENT UNION SCHOLARSHIP FOR Ayushi Sharma 17582073 Physics (H)‐II

SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS GETTING HIGHEST MARKS

BSC PHYSICAL SCIENCE PAR‐TI

BSC PHYSICAL SCIENCE PAR‐TII Deepika Gandhi KC16BSPS008 Physics (H)‐III

MA HINDI(P) Nika 17808007 Hindi

27. STUDENT UNION STUDENT UNION SCHOLARSHIP FOR Mansi Aggarwal KC16BSMT021 Maths (H)‐III SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS GETTING HIGHEST MARKS

BSC (H) MATHS PT‐I

BSC (H) MATHS PT‐II Sachi 17563104 Maths (H)‐II

28. SHRI SULTAN CHAND HIGHEST MARKS IN B.COM (H) IIND YEAR Mahima KC16BCHO013 B.Com.(H)‐III

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP SECURE ABOVE 70 % IN AGGREGATE Chaudhary

ENDOWMENT

29. D.N. DEWAN SCHOLARSHIP POOR STUDENT (FROM ANY THREE YEAR) Shweta Sharma KC16BASK007 Sanskrit(H)‐III

OF SANSKRIT HONS

30. STUDENT'S UNION AWARDED TO THE STUDENTS GETTING Prachi Malakar KCBAEC031 Eco (H)‐ III SCHOLARSHIPS HIGHEST MARKS (BUT NOT LESS THAN 55%)

BA (H) ECO PART‐I

BA (H) ENG PART‐I Rejana R. Nair 17511077 English (H)‐II

BA (H) ECO PART‐II Rashi Bhatnagar 17510081 Eco (H)‐II

BA (H) ENG PART‐II Shriya Bajpai KC16BAEN036 English(H)‐III

31. STUDENT UNION STUDENTS STANDING FIRST IN BA (H) Gargi 17520012 Journ.(H)‐II SCHOLARSHI P JOURNALISM EXAMINATION O F

PART‐I &

PART‐II Shrish Singh KC16BAJT031 Journ.(H)‐III

32. GOLDEN JUBLIEE BEST ALL ROUND STUDENTS (IN ALL THREE Anshika KC16BASK002 Sanskrit (H)‐III SCHOLARSHIP STREAM) OF THE COLLEG E Muskan KC16BSPH042 Physics (H)‐III

33. ROHIT MALHOTRA AWARDED TO B.COM (HONS) FIRST YEAR Ritu 18504043 B.Com.(H)‐I SCHOLARSHI P STUDENT (WHO IS IN DESPERATE NEEDS OF FINANCIAL HEPL Meenu 17504083 B.Com.(H)‐II

SCHOLARSHIP WILL CONTINUE TILL COURSE Aarzoo KC16BCHO010 B.Com.(H)‐III COMPLETION WITH RENEWAL EVERY YEAR))

34. ROHIT MALHOTRA MERIT SCHOLARSHI P SCHOLARSHI P AWARDED TO STUDENTS SECURING HIGHEST (CUMULATIVE %) MARKS IN SEM I, II & III IN FOLLOWING COURSES EAC H Palak 17503018 B.Com.(P)‐II

B COM (PROG)

B COM (HONS) Shivani Goel 17504020 B.Com.(H)‐II

B A (H) ECONOMICS Nandini Agarwal 17510105 Eco (H)‐II

B A (H) ENGLISH Surbhi Arora 17511127 English(H)‐II B A (H) JOURNALISM Shaily Mishra 17520024 Journ. (H)‐II B SC (H)MATHEMATICS Neelanshi Singh 17563049 Maths (H)‐II

B SC (H) PHYSICS Nivedita 17567059 Physics (H)‐II

Chakraborty

B SC (H) COMP SCIENCE Kanika Tyagi 17570087 Comp. Sc. (H)‐II

35. ROHIT MALHOTRA AWARDED TO BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT Megha 18501245 B.A.(P)‐I SCHOLARS HIP WITH SPECIAL NEED S

36. LATE PROF B P MAURYA BEST ALL ROUND STUDENTS FROM WEAKER Ruchi 17527092 Pol. Sc. (H)‐I MEMORIAL SCHOLARS HIP SECTION (ECONOMICALLY WEAK) FROM ALL THREE STREAMS Sweksha 17583031 B.Sc. LS – II

(HUMANITIE S,SCIENCES & COMMERCE) Harsha 18504045 B.Com. (H)‐III

37. SHRIMATI PRAKASHWATI HIGHEST MARKS IN BOTANY PAPER OF B Meetu Rathee KCBSLS035 B.Sc. LS‐III NANCHAHAL SCHOLARS HIP SC LIFE SCIENCE IN PART– II EXAM

38. SHRIMATI LEELA SEHGAL HIGHEST MARKS IN BOTANY PAPER OF B Riya Arora 17583043 B.Sc. LS‐II SCHOLARS HIP SC LIFE SCIENCE IN PART– I EXAM

39. MANJU GAMBHIR ECONOMICALLY WEAKER STUDENT OF IIIRD Soni KC16BCHO004 B. Com.(H)‐III MEMORIAL SCHOLARS HIPYEAR (COMMERCE) WITH GOODA CADEMIC RECORD

40. SHRIMATI SATYAWATI MERITORIOUS STUDENTS WITH HIGHEST Mamta Kumari 15033516020 Hindi (H)‐III DEVI SCHOLARS HIP MARKS IN B A(HONS) HINDI FROM SECOND OR THIRD YEAR (ONLY RESERVE CATEGORY )

41. SHRI SUBEDAR SINGH MERITORIOUS NCC STUDENT FROM III Y RMonika P. Mohan KC 16BAPC248 B.A.(P)‐III SCHOLARSH IP

The commiee received scholarship from outside organizaon, 10 students were awarded World Brotherhood Scholarship. Prize Committee Convener: Dr. Pushpa Bindal Co-convener: Ms. Manila Narzary University Ranker Holders S.No. Name of Student Course Roll No Present Semester Univ ersity Rank 1. Nidhi Singh B.A (H) Journalism 15033520014 Passed out 1st Rank

Prize of Excellence 2018-19 S.No. Award Name Course Year 1. Nargis Sunil Du Girl of the Year (For Maximum Meetu Rathee B.sc. Life science III Year number of Prize) 2. All Round Prize of Excellence (For Academics) Veena Sharma B.Com(H) III Year 3. Principal's Prize(For All round Student) Prachi Malakar B.A.(H) Economics III Year 4. Shiv Pal Goel Memorial Prize(For Academic Riya Arora B.sc. Life science II Year Excellence) 5. Mrs. Raj Kumari Beri Prize(Help Poor Student) Kanchan Pharyal B.A.(H) English I Year 6. Adarsh Kumari Jain Memorial Prize(For Debate) Prachi Agarwal B.A.(H) Journalism I Year

7. Principal Shiva Dua Memorial Prize(For Best Nidhi Singh B.A.(P) II Year Student of Social Science) 8. Asha Memorial Prize (Student as deemed fit) Saveri B.A.(H) Polical III Year Science 9. Parkashwa Kapoor Memorial Prize (Girl of the Ishita Mial B.Sc.(H) Physics III Year Year)

Students Scored O Grade in Various Papers Course Number of Students B.A.(P) 65 Botany 07 Chemistry 13 Commerce 87 Computer Science 57 Economics 02 Geography 08 Journalism 11 Mathematics 93 Physics 61 Political Science 01 Sanskrit 04 Zoology 02

Course Wise Prize List B.A. Programme

S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Mark s Students Semester

1 Bagga Tent House Prize Highest Marks in B.A. (Prog)Sem DIPIKA B.A.PROG 16033501081 VI 16.55

I, II, III & IV Combined

2 Summer Chand Bhatnagar For standing second in B.A. NIDHI SINGH B.A.PROG 17033501018 IV 15.68

Prize (Prog) Sem I & II 3 Krishan Swaroop Hardevi Student of Reserved Category NA Priz e Securing Highest Marks in B.A. (Prog) Sem I, II, III & IV Combined 4 Student Union Priz e Highest marks in B.A.(P) Sem I & ANSHU B.A. PROG 17033501014 IV 8.32 I I 5 Student Union Priz e Second in B.A.(P) Sem I & II NIDHI SINGH B.A. PROG 17033501018 IV 8.23 6 Student Union Priz e Highest marks in B.A.(P) Sem III DIPIKA B.A. PROG 16033501081 VI 8.82 & IV 7 Student Union Priz e Second in B.A.(P) Sem III & IV NISHTHA GIRI B.A. PROG 16033501143 VI 8.23 8 Student Union Priz e Highest marks in B.A.(P) Sem V & NUPUR B.A. PROG 15033501211 P ass Out 8.121 VI GUPTA 9 Student Union Priz e Second in B.A.(P) Sem V & VI URMILA B.A. PROG 15033501162 P ass Out 7.955 KANAWAT 10 Academic Priz e Standing First in First Year ANSHU B.A. PROG 17033501014 IV 8.32

11 Academic Priz e Standing Second in First Year NIDHI SINGH B.A. PROG 17033501018 IV 8.23 12 Academic Priz e Standing Second in Second Year NISHTHA GIRI B.A. PROG 16033501143 VI 8.23 13 Academic Prize Standing Second in Second Year NISHTHA GIRI B.A. PROG 16033501143 VI 8.23

14 Academic Prize Standing First in Third Year NUPUR B.A. PROG 15033501211 Pass Out 8.121

GUPTA

15 Academic Prize Standing Second in Third Year URMILA B.A. PROG 15033501162 Pass Out 7.955 KANAWAT

Botan y

S.N. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Students Course Roll No. Present Marks Semester 1 Kanta Sachhar Highest marks in Paper Divya Singh B.Sc. (P) Life 16033583019 VI O Prize Plant Physiology and Science (CBCS) Metabolism (U PC‐ Muskan Kathpal B.Sc. (P) Life 16033583031 VI O 42164401) Science (CBC S) Soumayata Pathak B.Sc. (P) 16033583040 VI O Life Science (C BCS) Meetu Rathee B.Sc. (P) 16033583043 VI O Life Science (C BCS) 2 Kanta Sachar Prize Highest marks in Paper Urja Biswas B.Sc. (P) 15033583004 Passout A+ Cell and Molecular Life Science (CBCS)

Biology (UPC‐42167902) Vedika Arya B.Sc. (P) 15033583005 Passout A+

Life Science (CBCS)

Simran Gupta B.Sc. (P) 15033583023 Passout A+

Life Science (CBCS) Nupur B.Sc. (P) 15033583027 Passout A+ Life Science (CBCS) Tanya Sharma B.Sc. (P) 15033583028 Passout A+ Life Science (CBCS) Jyo B.Sc. (P) 15033583033 Passout A+ Life Science (CBCS) Gitanjli B.Sc. (P) 15033583056 Passout A+ Life Science (CBCS) 3 Kanta Sachar Priz e Highest marks in Paper Shilpi Sharma B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556001 IV A Biomolecules and Cell (CBCS) Biology (32161102) Pramada Sharan B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556002 IV A (CBCS) Priyanka Pannu B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556013 IV A (CBCS) Manju B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556014 IV A (CBCS) Saniya Sharma B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556017 IV A (CBCS) Nishita B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556018 IV A (CBCS) Tanya Gaur B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556020 IV A (CBCS) Praga B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556027 IV A (CBCS)

Deeksha Prakash B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556041 IV A

Singh (CBCS)

4 Dr. Sunanda Das Highest marks in Paper Priya B.Sc. (P) 17033583001 IV A+ Gupta Prize Plant Ecology and Life Science (C BCS) Taxonomy (42161201) Harshita B.Sc. (P) 17033583003 IV A+ Life Science (C BCS) Divyanshi Verma B.Sc. (P) 17033583005 IV A+ Life Science (C BCS) PRIAL TANEJA B.Sc. (P) 17033583010 IV A+ Life Science (C BCS) Riya Arora B.Sc. (P) 17033583016 IV A+ Life Science (C BCS) Juhi Pant B.Sc. (P) 17033583017 IV A+ Life Science (CBCS)

Shivangi B.Sc. (P) 17033583018 IV A+

Life Science (CBCS)

Anukri Tyagi B.Sc. (P) 17033583024 IV A+

Life Science (CBCS) Divya Pandey B.Sc. (P) 17033583029 IV A+ Life Science (CBCS) Sheetal Singh B.Sc. (P) 17033583037 IV A+ Life Science (CBCS) Smaranjot Kaur B.Sc. (P) 17033583038 IV A+ Life Science (CBCS) Divya Dhiman B.Sc. (P) 17033583027 IV A+ Life Science (CBCS) Diksha S Pal B.Sc. (P) 17033583052 IV A+ Life Science (CBCS) 5 Dr. Sunanda Das Highest marks in Paper Riya Arora B.Sc. (P) 17033583016 IV O Gupta Priz e Biodiversity (42161101) Life Science (CBCS) 6 Sudarshan Sood Highest marks in Botany Nupur B.Sc. (P) 15033583027 Passout O Memorial Priz e paper Economic Botany Life Science (CBCS) and Biotechnology (42167901) 7 Dr. Vani Hardev Highest marks in Paper Shilpi Sharma B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556001 IV A+ Priz e Microbiology and (CBCS) Phycology (32161101) Shweta B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556005 IV A+ (CBCS) Manju B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556014 IV A+ (CBCS) Praga B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556027 IV A+

(CBCS)

8 Dr. Hardev Singh Highest marks in Botany Urja Biswas B.Sc. (P) 15033583004 Passout A+

Memorial Prize Part I, II & III Combined Life Science (CBCS)

9 Atmaram Best All Round student in Aishwarya Shaji B.Sc. (P) 16033583059 VI Nanchahal B.Sc. Life Sciences Sem Life Science (C BCS) Memorial Prize III and IV 10 Ved Prakash Highest marks in Paper Shilpi Sharma B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556001 IV A+ Bhagat Prize Mycology and (CBCS) Phytopathology Meghna Verma B.Sc. (H) Bot any 17033556007 IV A+ (32161201) (CBCS) Manju B.Sc. (H) Bot any 17033556014 IV A+ (CBCS) Praga B.Sc. (H) Bot any 17033556027 IV A+ (CBCS) 11 Smt Sushila Devi Highest marks in Paper Shilpi Sharma B.Sc. (H) Botan y 17033556001 IV A+ Prize Archgoniatae (CBCS) (32161202) Meghna Verma B.Sc. (H) Botan y 17033556007 IV A+ (CBCS) Manju B.Sc. (H) Botan y 17033556014 IV A+ (CBCS) Saniya Sharma B.Sc. (H) Botan y 17033556017 IV A+ (CBCS) Praga B.Sc. (H) Botan y 17033556027 IV A+ (CBCS) Deeksha B.Sc. (H) Botan y 17033556041 IV A+ (CBCS)

12 Aditya Award Highest marks in Manju B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556014 IV CGPA‐

Botany(Hons) Part I (CBCS) 8.77

Examinaon Praga B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556027 IV CGPA‐ (CBCS) 8.78 13 P.K. Kapoor Priz e Highest marks in Paper Meetu Rathee B.Sc. (P) 16033583043 VI O Plant Anatomy and Life Science (CBCS) Embryology (42164301) 14 K. M. Sehgal Best all round student in Deeksha B.Sc. (H) Botany 17033556041 IV Memorial Priz e Botany in B. Sc. (H) (CBCS) Botan y 15 S.L. Sharma 2nd year Student who Riya Arora B.Sc. (P) 17033583016 IV Total GP= Memorial Priz e secured highest marks in Life Science (CBCS) 10+9 st Botany in 1 year examinaon nd 16 S.L. Sharma 2 year Student who Priya B.Sc. (P) 17033583001 IV Total GP= Memorial Priz e secured second highest Life Science (CBCS) 9+9 marks in Botany in 1st PRIAL TANEJA B.Sc. (P) 17033583010 IV Total GP= year examinaon Life Science (CBCS) 9+9

Sheetal Singh B.Sc. (P) 17033583037 IV Total GP= Life Science (CB CS) 9+9 17 Somnath 1st prize for standing 1st Meetu Rathee B.Sc. (P) 16033583043 VI Total GP= Memorial Prize in botany at the Life Science (CB CS) 8+9+10+1 aggregate of part I and II 0 exam 18 Somnath 2nd prize for st anding 2 nd Prachi Garg B.Sc. (P) 16033583017 VI Total GP= Memorial Prize in botany at the Life Science (CB CS) 9+9+9+9 aggregate of part I and II Soumayata Pathak B.Sc. (P) 16033583040 VI Total GP= exam Life Science (CB CS) 7+9+9+10 19 Botany teachers Highest marks in Botany Meetu Rathee B.Sc. (P) 16033583043 VI CGPA= Prize Part II examinaon Life Science (CB CS) 8.18+9.32 Chemistry

S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Students Course Roll No. Present Marks Semester 1 Chemistry Teachers Highest marks in Chemistry PRIYA B.Sc. LIFE 17033583001 I V 18GP

Prize – Rs. 150/ in B. Sc LS Sem I & II SCIENCE 2 Chemistry Teachers Highest marks in Chemistry PRIYAL TANEJA B.Sc. LIFE 17033583010 I V 18GP Prize – Rs. 150/ in B. Sc LS Sem I & II SCIENCE 3 Chemistry Teachers Highest marks in Chemistry SHEETAL SINGH B.Sc. LIFE 17033583037 I V 18GP Prize – Rs. 150/ in B. Sc LS Sem I & II SCIENCE

4 Vishwa Nath Highest marks in in B. Sc. SONAL RATHI B.Sc. LIFE 15033583049 PASS OUT 8.985 Mang al Memorial Life Science all semes ter SCIENCE CGPA Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ combined 5 Dr. S. D. Arora Highest Marks Chemistry NOT APPLIC ABLE INN OT APPLICA BLE NOT NOT NOT Memorial Prize – Praccals in B. Sc LS Sem I, CBCS IN CBCS APPLICABLE APPLICABLEA PPLICAB Rs. 150/‐ II,III and IV combined IN CBCS IN CBCS LE IN CBCS 6 Chemis try Teacher s Highest marks in Chemistry KANIKA B.Sc. LIFE 16033583066 VI 18GP Prize – Rs. 300/ in B. Sc LS Sem III and IV AGGARWAL SCIENCE 7 Chemis try Teacher s Highest marks in Chemistry SHWETA MISHRA B.Sc. LIFE 16033583070 VI 18GP Prize – Rs. 300/ in B. Sc LS Sem III and IV SCIENCE

8 P. K. Kapoor P rize – Standing second in MEETU RATHEE B.Sc. LIFE 16033583043 VI 8.75

Rs. 100/‐ Chemistry in B. Sc LS Sem I, SCIENCE CGPA II,III and IV combined 9 Tamanna Sanjay Highest marks in B.Sc(H) NITYA DHAKA B.Sc. (H) 17033557015 IV 9.09 Srivastava Chemistry I Year (Semester I CHEMISTRY CGPA Memorial Prize‐Rs. & II combined) 600/ ‐ 10 Tamanna Sanjay Second Highest marks in KASHISH B.Sc. (H) 17033557005 IV 8.95 Srivastava B.Sc(H) Chemistry I Year CHEMISTRY CGPA Memorial Prize‐Rs. (Semester I & II combined) 400/ ‐ 11 University Rank N A NA NA NA NA NA 12 Academic Prize For First B.Sc Life Science I Year RIYA ARORA B.Sc. LIFE 17033583016 IV 8.91 Standing SCIENCE CGPA 13 Academic Prize For Second B.Sc Life Science I SHEETAL SINGH B.Sc. LIFE 17033583037 IV 8.82 Standing Year SCIENCE CGPA 14 Academic Prize For First B.Sc Life Science II Year PRACHI GARG B.Sc. LIFE 16033583017 VI 8.77

Standing SCIENCE CGPA

15 Academic Prize For Second B.Sc Life Science II MEETU RATHI B.Sc. LIFE 16033583043 VI 8.75 Standing Year SCIENCE CGPA 16 AcademicPriz e For First B.Sc Life Science III Year SONAL RATHI B.Sc. LIFE 15033583049 PASS OUT 8.985 Standing SCIENCE CGPA 17 AcademicPriz e For First B.Sc Life Science III Year URJA BISWAS B.Sc. LIFE 15033583004 PASS OUT 8.939 Standing SCIENCE CGPA 18 AcademicPriz e For First B.Sc(H) Chemistry I NITYA DHAKA B.Sc. (H) 17033557015 IV 9.09 Standing Year CHEMISTRY CGPA 19 AcademicPriz e For Second B.Sc(H) Chemistry II KASHISH B.Sc. (H) 17033557005 IV 8.95 Standing Year CHEMISTRY CGPA Computer Science

S.no Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks

Students Semester 1 IndumaMehra Priz e ‐ Highest Marks in Comp. Sc in AYUSHI SHARMA B.Sc. PS 1 Yr 17033582040 IV 18 / 20 Rs. 150/ ‐ B.Sc PS Sem I & I I 2 Ankur Memorial Priz e‐ Highest Marks in Comp. Sc in Not Applicable Rs. 150/ ‐ B.Sc (General) Gr. “A” Sem I, II, III & IV II combined 3 S.D. Mehra Memorial Highest Marks in Comp. NIDHI SINGH B. A .(P) 1 Yr 1703350 1018 I V 18 / 20 Prize‐Rs. 150/ ‐ Appln. in B. A. (Prog) Sem I & II DIVYA YADAV 17033501125 4 PragyaPuruskar Highest Marks in B. Sc (H) KANIKA TYAGI B. Sc. (H) CS 1 17033570033 IV 9.23 Memorial Prize –Rs. Comp. ScSem I & I I Yr 150/‐

5 Students Union Prize First in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Scsem KANIKA TYAGI B. Sc. (H) CS 1 17033570033 IV 9.23 for Standing I and II Combined Yr

6 Students Union Prize Second in B. Sc. (H) Comp. SWATI BASU B. Sc. (H) CS 1 17033570008 IV 9.05 for Standing Scsem I and II Combined Yr

7 Students Union Prize First in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Scsem Deepanshi B.Sc. (H) 16033570006 VI Credit

for Standing III and IV Combined Makkar Computer Score ‐

Science 500

8 Students Union Prize Second in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Anjali Pandey B.Sc. (H) 16033570015 VI Credit

for Standing Scsem III and IV Combined Computer Score‐

Science 496

9 Students Union Prize First in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Sc sem Nisha Rana B.Sc. (H) 15033570015 Passed Out Credit for Standing V and VI Combined Computer Scre ‐ Science 444 10 Students Union Prize Second in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Sc Anamika Rustagi B.Sc. (H) 15033570040 Passed Out Credit for Standing sem V and VI Combined Computer Scre ‐ Science 432 11 Students Union Prize First in B.Sc. PS Sem I and II AYUSHI SHARMA B.Sc. PS 1 Yr 17033582040 IV 18 / 20 for Standing 12 Students Union Prize Second in B. Sc. PS Sem I and II GARIMA B.Sc. PS 1 Yr 17033582003 IV 17 / 20 for Standing CHAUHAN 17033582019 SHRUTI GUPTA 17033582036 ANJALI KUMAR I 13 Students Union Prize First in B.Sc. PS Sem III and IV DEEPIKA GANDHI B.Sc. P S 2 Yr 16033582001 VI 20 / 20 for Standing Kajal Aggarwal 16033582042 14 Students Union Prize Second in B. Sc. PS Sem III and SAKSHI PANWAR B.Sc. PS 2 Yr 16033582012 VI 19 / 20 for Standing IV Ritu Juglan 16033582022 15 Students Union Prize First in B.Sc. PS Sem V and VI NEHA MITTAL B.Sc. PS 3 Yr 15033582020 Passed Out 19 / 20 for Standing 16 Students Union Prize Second in B. Sc. PS Sem V and RUCHI GOYAL B.Sc. PS 3 Yr 15033582033 P assed Out 18 / 20 for Standing VI Tammana Kalra 15033582029 17 Students Union Prize First in B. A. (Prog.) Computer NIDHI SINGH B. A .(P) 1 Yr 17033501018 IV 18 / 20 for Standing AplSem I and II DIVYA YADAV 17033501125 18 Students Union Prize Second in B. A. (Prog.) TEENA B. A .(P) 1 Yr 17033501135 IV 17 / 20 for Standing Computer AplSem I and II MAHAK 17033501186 DENDONA 19 Students Union Prize First in B. A. (Prog) Computer Dipika B.A.(P) 2 Yr 16033501081 VI 20 / 20 for Standing AplSem III & IV 20 Students Union Prize Second in B. A. (Prog) Nishtha B.A.(P) 2 Yr 16033501143 VI 19 / 20 for Standing Computer AplSem III & IV 21 Students Union Prize First in B. A. (Prog) Computer SHRADHA B.A.(P) 3 Y r 15033501025 Passed Out 18 / 20 for Standing AplSem V & VI KAPOOR 22 Students Union Prize Second in B. A. (Prog) MANISHA B.A.(P) 3 Yr 15033501084 Passed Out 17 / 20 for Standing Computer AplSem V & VI SHARMA

23 University Rank NA

24 ACADEMIC PRIZE First in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Sc part KANIKA TYAGI B. Sc. (H) CS 1 17033570033 IV 9.23

1 Yr

25 ACADEMIC PRIZE Second in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Sc SWATI BASU B. Sc. (H) CS 1 17033570008 IV 9.05

part 1 Yr

26 ACADEMIC PRIZE First in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Sc part Deepanshi B.Sc. (H) 16033570006 VI Credit 2 Makkar Computer Score ‐ Science 500

27 ACADEMIC PRIZE Second in B.Sc.(H) Comp. Sc Anjali Pandey B.Sc. (H) 16033570015 VI Credit part 2 Computer Score‐

28 ACADEMIC PRIZE First in B. Sc. (H) Comp. Sc part Nisha Rana B.Sc. (H) 15033570015 Passed Out Credit 3 Computer Scre – Science 444 29 ACADEMIC PRIZE Second in B.Sc.(H) Comp. Sc Anamika Rustagi B.Sc. (H) 15033570040 Passed Out Credit part 3 Computer Scre – Science 432 Commerce

S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks

Students Semester

1 C. L. Gambhir Memorial Highest marks in commerce papers Palak B.Com 17033503003 IV 8.36 –

Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ of B. Com. Sem I and II CGPA

2 Commerce Teachers Prize – Highest marks in accountancy Priyanka B.Com 17033503057 IV O

Rs. 150/‐ papers of B. Com. Sem I and II GRADE 3 Suman Pai Prize–Rs. 150/‐ Highest marks in Business Shivani B. COM 17033503073 IV O organizaon & Management GRADE papers of B. Com. Sem I & II 4 Suman Pai Prize– Rs. 150/‐ Obtaining highest marks in Khushboo B. COM 15033503002 Passout 8.591 – commerce Part I & II CGPA 5 Kanta Khera Memorial Prize Highest marks in commerce papers Khushboo B. COM 15033503002 Passout 8.591 ‐ – Rs. 150/‐ of B. Com. Sem III & IV CGPA 6 J. R. Ahuja Memorial Prize – Highest marks in economics papers NA Rs. 150/‐ of B. Com. Sem I, II, III & IV combined 7 Chanan Mal Gula Prize – Highest marks in Commerce Khushboo B. COM 15033503002 Passout 8.591 ‐ Rs. 150/‐ papers of B. Com. all the Semester CGPA combined 8 Kaushalya Devi Arya Highest marks in B. Com. Sem I, II, Khushboo B. COM 15033503002 Passout 8.591 ‐ Memorial Prize ‐ Rs. 150/‐ III & IV combined CGPA 9 Nirmala Devi Memorial Highest marks in ENT in B.A.(P) Prachi B.A.(P) 17033501141 IV 7.64 – Prize ‐ Rs. 150/‐ Sem I & II Payal CGPA. 10 P.K. Kapoor Prize ‐Rs. 150/‐ Highest marks in ENT in B. A. (P) Aayushi jain B.A.(P) 16033501007 VI 7.73‐ Sem I, II, III & IV combined CGPA 11 Student Union Prize for First in B. Com (H) Sem I & II Shivani B. Com (H) 17033504002 IV 9.09 – Standing Goel CGPA. 12 Student Union Prize for First in B. Com (H) Sem III & IV Veena B. Com (H) 16033504004 VI 9.39 – Standing Sharma CGPA. 13 Student Union Prize for First in B. Com (H) Sem V & VI Ishita Airan B. Com (H) 15033504027 Passout 8.784 – Standing CGPA 14 Student Union Prize for Second in B. Com (H) Sem I & II Monika B. Com (H) 17033504023 IV 8.82 – Standing Joshi 17033503012 CGPA Ranjana Wadhwa 15 Student Union Prize for Second in B. Com (H) Sem III & IV Aastha B. Com (H) 16033504006 VI 8.96 – Standing Dixit. CGPA 16 Student Union Prize for Second in B. Com (H) Sem V & VI Shivangi B. Com (H) 15033504026 Passout 8.662 – Standing Pandey CGPA 17 Student Union Prize for First in B. Com (Prog) Sem I & II Palak B. Com 17033503003 IV 8.36 – Standing CGPA 18 Student Union Prize for First in B. Com (Prog) Sem III & IV Deepika B. Com 16033503031 VI 9.18 ‐ Standing CGPA 19 Student Union Prize for Second in B.com (Prog) Sem I & II Shivani B. Com 17033503073 IV 7.86 ‐ Standing CGPA

20 Student Union Prize for Second in B. Com (Prog) Sem III & Anmol Jain B. Com 16033503022 VI 8.64 ‐ Standing IV CGPA 21 Student Union Prize for First in B. Com (Prog) Sem V & VI Khushboo B. Com 15033503002 Passout 8.591 ‐ Standing CGPA

22 Student Union Prize for Second in B. Com (Prog) Sem V & Sweta B. Com 15033503052 Passout 8.576 ‐

Standing VI Gupta CGPA st 23 Academic Prizes First in B.Com.(H) 1 year Shivani B. Com (H) 17033504002 IV 9.09 –

Goel CGPA. 24 Academic Prizes Second in B.Com.(H) 1st year Monika B. Com (H) 1703 3504023 IV 8.82 – Joshi CGPA 25 Academic Prizes First in B.Com.(H) 2nd year Veena B. Com (H) 16033504004 VI 9.39 – Sharma CGPA. 26 Academic Prizes Second in B.Com.(H) 2nd year Aastha B. Com (H) 16033504006 VI 8.96 – Dixit. CGPA 27 Academic Prizes First in B.Com.(H) 3rd year Ishita Airan B. Com (H) 15033504027 P assout 8.784 – CGPA 28 Academic Prizes Second in B.Com.(H) 3rd year Shivangi B. Com (H) 15033504026 P assout 8.662 – Pandey CGPA 29 Academic Prizes First in B.Com. 1st year Palak B. COM 17033503003 IV 8.36 ‐ CGPA 30 Academic Prizes Second in B.Com. 1st year Shivani B. COM 17033503073 IV 7.86‐ CGPA 31 Academic Prizes Second in B.Com. 1st year Ranjana B. COM 17033503012 IV 7.86‐ Wadhwa CGPA nd 32 Academic Prizes First in B.Com. 2 year Deepika B. COM 16033503031 VI 9.18 – CGPA

33 Academic Prizes Second in B.Com. 2nd year Anmol Jain B. COM 16033503022 VI 8.64 ‐

CGPA rd 34 Academic Prizes First in B.Com. 3 year Khushboo B. COM 15033503002 Passout 8.591 ‐ CGPA 35 Academic Prizes Second in B.Com. 3rd year Sweta B. COM 15033503052 Passout 8.576 ‐ Gupta CGPA Economics

S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks

Students Semester 1 Arjun das chawla Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Eco Nandini Agarwal Economics 17510105 IV CGPA‐ memorial ‐ Rs. 150/‐ Sem I and II (H) 7.82 2 C. D. Sagar Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Eco Nandini Agarwal Economics 17510105 IV GR ‐ A , Prize ‐ Rs. 150/‐ Sem I and II (P.O.E) (SEM ‐I) (H) 17510101 GP‐8+8 Lavnaya Gaur GR ‐ A+, (SEM ‐II) GP‐7+9 3 Indira Chawla Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Eco Prachi Malakar Economics 31 VI CGPA‐ Prize ‐ Rs. 150/‐ Part I and II Combined (H) 9.28 4 M. L. Maini Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Eco Prachi Malakar Economics 31 VI CGPA ‐ Prize ‐ Rs. 150/‐ Part II (H) 9.29 5 Economics Teachers Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Eco Prachi Malakar Economics 31 VI CGPA‐ Prize ‐ Rs. 150/‐ Sem I, II, III & IV Combined (H) 9.28 6 Golden Iron & Steel First in Eco B. A. (Prog) Part I Riya B. A . (Pr og) 33 IV Grade‐A Works Rs. 150/‐ Anshu 34 +and A Nikita Mishra 61 A and A+ A+ and A 7 Mangal Sain Gula Highest Marks in B. A. (Prog) Nupur Gupta B.A. (Prog) 16 Pass out A+,B+,O,

Memorial Prize‐ Rs. all semester all combined A+,A,B+

150/‐

8 Old Students Highest marks in B.A(H) Diksha Guglani Economics 3041 Pass out CGPA‐ Associaon Prize Economics Part III (H) 8.75 10 Golden Iron & Steel First in Eco B.A.(P) Part II Pree Nehra B. A . (Pr og) 70 V I Grade ‐ Works Sakshi Agarwal 90 A,A+ Kanika Thakur 31 A,A+ Anju 239 A,A+ A+,A 11 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Economics Nandini Agarwal Economics 17510105 IV CGPA‐ Standing Sem I and II (H) 7.82 12 Student Union Prize for Second in B.A. (H) Economics Rashi Bhatnagar E c onomics 17510081 IV CGPA‐ Standing Sem I and II Nikita Jain (H) 17510084 7.14 Stu Shukla 17510085 7.14 7.14 13 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Economics Prachi Malakar Economics 31 VI CGPA ‐ Standing Sem III & IV (H) 9.29 14 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Economics Chakshu Jain Economics 11 VI CGPA‐ Standing Sem III & IV (H) 8.68 15 Student Union Prize for First in B.A. (H) Economics Diksha Guglani Economics 3041 Pass out CGPA‐ Standing Sem V & VI (H) 8.75 17 Student Union Prize for Second in B.A. (H) Economics Nisha Economics 3008 Pass out CGPA‐ Standing Sem V & VI (H) 8.38 18 Academic Prize Standing First in I Year Nandini Agarwal Economics 17510105 IV CGPA (H) 7.82 19 Academic Prize Standing Second in I Year Economics 17510081 IV CGPA‐ Nikita Jain (H) 17510084 7.14 Stu Shukla 17510085 7.14 7.14 20 Academic Prize Standing First in II Year Prachi Malakar Economics 31 VI CGPA‐ (H) 9.29 21 Academic Prize Standing Second in II Year Chakshu Jain Economics 11 VI CGPA‐

(H) 8.68

22 Academic Prize Standing First in III Year Diksha Guglani Economics 3041 Pass out CGPA‐

(H) 8.75

24 Academic Prize Standing Second in III Year Nisha Economics 3008 Pass out CGPA‐

(H) 8.38

English

S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Mark s Students Semester

1 Canara Bank Highest marks in B. A. (H) English Rejana R Nair BA (H) 17511075 IV 74.19% Sem I and II English 2 Prof. O. P. Nambiar Highest marks in B. A. (H) English Shriya Bajpai BA (H) KC16BAEN036 VI 66.88% Memorial Priz e Sem III & IV English 3 English Teachers Prize First in highest marks in B. A. (P) Manisha Modi BA (P) 17033501056 IV A+ English Sem I and II 4 English Teachers Prize Highest marks in Elecve English Sem I, II and III, IV 5 Creave wring Prize Creave Wring Samriddhi Raj BA (H) KC16BAEN001 VI NA English 6 Mata Amritandamayi Securing Highest marks in Sem III & Shriya Bajpai BA (H) KC16BAEN043 VI 66.88% Prize IV English 7 S. Amar Singh Sher‐I Highest marks in English in B.A.(P) Ankita Rathi BA (P) 16033501002 VI A+ Punjab Prize Sem I, II & III, IV 8 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) English Sem I and II Rejana R Nair BA (H) 17511075 IV 74.19%

Standing English 9 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) English Sem I and Surbhi Arora BA (H) 17511127 IV 71.63% Standing II English 10 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) English Sem III & IV Shriya Bajpai BA (H) KC16BAEN036 VI 66.88% Standing English 11 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) English Sem III & Bhavya BA (H) KC16BAEN043 VI 66.12% Standing IV Srivastava English

12 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) English Sem V & VI Shweta Kalra BA (H) 15033511019 Passout 70.11% Standing English 13 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) English Sem V & Santosh Yada v BA (H) 15033511028 Passout 68.87% Standing VI English 14 Academic Prize First Highest marks in I YEAR (I & II Rejana R Nair BA (H) 17511075 IV 74.19% SEM) English 15 Academic Prize Second Highest mark s in I YEAR (I & II Surbhi Arora BA (H) 17511127 IV 71.63% SEM) English 16 Academic Priz e First Highest marks in I & II YEAR Bhavya BA (H) KC16BAEN043 VI 66.54% COMBIN ED Srivastava English 17 Academic Priz e Second Highest marks in I & II YEAR Shriya Bajpai BA (H) KC16BAEN036 VI 66.23% COMBIN ED English 18 Academic Priz e First Highest marks in III YEAR Shweta Kalra BA (H) 15033511019 Passout 70.22% English 19 Academic Prize Second Highest marks in III YEAR Vanya Bardeja BA (H) 15033511049 Passout 70.09% English Geography

S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Students Course Roll No. Present Marks Semester 1 Sardar H.S. Marw ah‐ Swantar Highest marks in Geo. in B.A. NIKITA SINGH B.A(PROG) 17501036 IV A,A Kaur Marwah Memorial (Prog) Sem I and I I Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ 2 Govind Ram Khera Memorial Highest marks in Geo. in B.A. Dipika BA Prog. KC16 BAPC066 V I A+, A, Prize – Rs. 150/ ‐ (Prog) Sem I, II, III & IV A+, B+ combined

Hindi

S.No Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks Students Semester 1 Pushpa Hans Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (H) AASHA DEVI BA HONS 16033516069 VI 8.25 Prize ‐ Rs. 150/‐ Hindi Sem III & IV HINDI 2 KamlaMadhok Memorial Best Creave Wring VARSHA BA HONS 16033516010 VI NA Prize HINDI 3 Dr. Mrs. Prem Gaur Hindi Kavita PRIYANKA BA HONS 16033516055 VI NA Memorial Prize Rs. 750/‐ HINDI 4 Dr. Mrs. Prem Gaur Hindi Lekhan(Creave MAHIMA BA HONS 16033516054 VI NA

Memorial Prize Rs. 750/‐ Lekhan) HINDI 5 Vidhyava Bhaa Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (H) KOMAL BA HON S 17033516005 VI 7.64 Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ Hindi Sem I and II HINDI 6 Surinder K umar Priz e‐Rs. Highest Marks in B. A. (Pr og) NA NA This Criteria NA NA 150/‐ Hindi Sem I, II, V & VI was in combined Semester Mode, there was not any opon of Hindi in B.A.(Prog.) V & VI Sem. 7 Neena Bhaa Kalindi B. A. (H) Hindi Sem V & VI ‐ NA NA This Queson NA NA College Prize‐ Rs. 350/‐ each Patrakarita and media Paper was in Annual Mode.Present ly it is not in CBCS Mode.

8 Saraswa Devi Madhok Highest Marks in B. A. (H) POOJA BA HONS 15033516059 MA(P) 7.64 Prize ‐ Rs. 150/‐ Hindi Sem V & VI KUMARI HINDI 9 Adarsh Kumar Jain Highest Marks in B. A. (H) POOJA B.A.(H) HINDI 15033516059 MA(P) 7.64 Memorial Prize ‐ Rs. 250/‐ Hindi all semester combined KUMARI 10 Hindi Teacher's Prize ‐ Rs. Highest Marks in B. A. (H) POOJA BA HONS 15033516059 MA(P) 7.64 150/‐ Hindi all semester combined KUMARI HINDI 11 Neena Bhaa Kalindi B. A. (H) Hindi Sem V & VI NA NA This Queson NA NA College Prize ‐ Rs. 350/‐ (b) Bhashavigyan Paper was in Annual Mode. Presently it is not in CBCS Mode. 12 Kamla Madhok Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (Prog) ANSHU BA PROG 17033501014 IV 9 Prize Hindi Sem I and II HINDI 12 Kamla Madhok Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (Prog) MANISHA BA PROG 17033501056 IV 9 Prize Hindi Sem I and II MODI HINDI 12 Kamla Madhok Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (Prog) SWATI JOSHI BA PROG 17033501059 IV 9 Prize Hindi Sem I and II HINDI 12 Kamla Madhok Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (Prog) MUSKAN BA PROG 17033501072 IV 9 Prize Hindi Sem I and II HINDI 18 Old Students Associaon Highest marks in MA Hindi SIMRAN MA HINDI 1603113 MA (F) 1001/160 Prize BHATIYA 0 19 Kamta Prasad Purushkar Highest marks in B.A,(H) POOJA BA HONS 15033516059 MA (P) 7.64 Hindi Sem V and VI KUMARI HINDI

20 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Hindi Sem I KOMAL BA HONS 17033516005 IV 7.64

Standing and II HINDI

21 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Hindi NEHA BA HONS 17033516002 IV 7.23

Standing Sem I and II RAIKWAR HINDI

22 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Hindi Sem III AASHA DEVI BA HONS 16033516069 VI 8.25 Standing & IV HINDI

23 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Hindi MALA BA HONS 16033516036 VI 7.75

Standing Sem III & IV HINDI

24 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Hindi Sem V POOJA BA HONS 15033516059 MA (P) 7.64 Standing & V I KUMARI HINDI 25 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Hindi PRIYA BA HONS 15033516023 MA (P) 7.52 Standing Sem V & V I HINDI 26 Student Union Prize for First in M.A Final Hindi SIMRAN MA HINDI 1603113 MA (F) 519/800 Standing BHATIYA 27 Academic Priz e Standing first in V and VI POOJA BA HONS 15033516059 MA (P) 7.64 sem KUMARI HINDI 28 Academic Priz e Standing Second in V and VI PRIYA BA HONS 15033516023 MA (P) 7.52 sem HINDI 29 Academic Priz e Standing first in III and IV AASHA DEVI BA HONS 16033516069 VI 8.25 sem HINDI 30 Academic Priz e Standing Second in III and IV MALA BA HONS 16033516036 VI 7.75 sem HINDI 31 Academic Priz e Standing First in I and II sem KOMAL BA HONS 17033516005 IV 7.64 HINDI 32 Academic Prize Standing Second in I and II NEHA BA HONS 17033516002 IV 7.23

sem RAIKWAR HINDI

33 Student Union Prize Standing first in III and IV AASHA DEVI BA HONS 16033516069 VI 8.25 sem HINDI

History S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks Students Semester 1 B. L. Sharma Shakuntala Highest Marks in B.A.(H) Sakshi History (H) 17518092 IV 7.64 Devi Priz e‐ Rs. 150/ ‐ Hist. Sem I and II 2 B. L. Sharma Shakuntala Highest Marks in B.A.(H) Sakshi History (H) 17518092 IV 7.64 Devi Priz e‐ Rs. 150/ ‐ Hist. Sem I and II 3 G. L. Sandhir Memorial Highest Marks in B.A. (H) Shuchi Agrawal History (H) KC16BAHS016 VI 6.71

Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ Hist. Sem III & IV

3 G. L. Sandhir Memorial Highest Marks in B.A. (H) Shabnam Ara History (H) KC16BAHS013 VI 6.71 Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ Hist. Sem III & IV 4 Ram Sw arupMahadevi Highest Marks in B.A. (H) Shuchi Agrawal History (H) KC16BAHS016 VI 13.44 Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ Hist. Sem I, II, I II & IV combined 5 Kamta Pr asad Purusk ar Highest Marks in B.A. (H) Lucky Priya History (H) 5030 Passout 7.25 Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ Sem V, VI in History and Hindi alternavely 6 B. L. Sharma Shakunt ala Highest Marks in B.A. Harpreet Kaur BA (P) 17501015 IV A,B+ Devi Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ (Prog.) Hist. Sem I and II 6 B. L. Sharma Shakunt ala Highest Marks in B.A. Farormi BA (P) Devi Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ (Prog.) Hist. Sem I and II Mashangva 17501378 IV B,A+

7 History Teachers Prize ‐ Rs. Highest Marks in B.A. Nimisha BA (P) KC16BAPC038 VI B+,B

150/‐ (Prog.) Hist. Sem III & IV

7 History Teachers Prize ‐ Rs. Highest Marks in B.A. Kajal KC16BAPC025 VI B+,B 150/ ‐ (Prog.) Hist. Sem III & IV BA (P) 7 History Teachers Prize ‐ Rs. Highest Marks in B.A. Aaradhya singh KC16BAPC156 VI B+,B 150/ ‐ (Prog.) Hist. Sem III & IV BA (P) 7 History Teachers Prize ‐ Rs. Highest Marks in B.A. Ankita Rathi KC16BAPC041 VI B+,B 150/ ‐ (Prog.) Hist. Sem III & IV BA (P) 7 History Teachers Prize ‐ Rs. Highest Marks in B.A. Niharika Banerji KC16BAPC103 VI B+,B 150/ ‐ (Prog.) Hist. Sem III & IV BA (P) 8 S. Amar Singh "Sher‐i‐ Highest Marks in History in Punjab Prize" aggregate in part I and Nimisha BA (P) KC16BAPC038 VI B,A,B+,B II(semester I, II, III & IV) in B.A.(P) 9 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Hist. Sem I Sakshi History (H) 1,75,18,092 IV 7.64

Standing and II

10 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Hist. Sushma History (H) 17518005 IV 7.27 Standing Sem I and II 11 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Hist. SemIII Shuchi Agrawal History (H) KC16BAHS016 VI 6.71 Standing & IV 11 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Hist. SemIII Shabnam Ara KC16BAHS013 VI 6.71 Standing & IV 12 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A . (H) Hist. Megha History (H) KC16BAHS010 VI 6.64 Standing Sem III and IV 13 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Hist. Sem V Lucky Priya History (H) 5030 Passout 7.25 Standing & VI 14 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A . (H) Hist. Navya Chandran History (H) 5042 Passout 6.88 Standing Sem V & VI 15 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Hist. Shraddha Tiwari History (H) 5034 Passout 6.88 Standing Sem V & VI

16 University Rank NA NA NA NA NA NA

17 Academic Prize Standing First in I Year Sakshi History (H) 17518092 IV 7.64 18 Academic Priz e Standing Firs t in II Year Shuchi Agr awal History (H) KC16BAHS 016 VI 13.44 19 Academic Priz e Standing First in III Year Shraddha Tiw ari History (H) 5034 Passout 7.176 20 Academic Priz e Standing Second in I Year Sushma History (H) 17518005 IV 7.27 21 Academic Priz e Standing Second in II Year Megha History (H) KC16BAHS010 VI 6.64 22 Academic Priz e Standing Second in III Year Navya Chandr an History (H) 5042 Passout 7.135

Journalism

S.No Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks Students Semester 1 Sushma Gupta Memorial First in B.A (H) Journalism Shaily Mishra B.A (H) 17033520010 IVth 76.855

Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ Sem I and II Journalism 2 Lioness club Prize ‐ Rs. First in B.A. (H) Journalism Prachi Aryal B.A (H) 16033520076 VIth 80.37 150 Sen III and IV Journalism 3 Lioness club Prize ‐ Rs. First in B.A.(H) Sem V and Lubna Anjum B.A (H) 15033520044 Passed out 78.375 150 V I Journalism 4 Asha Arora Memorial combined in Sem I, II, III Prachi Aryal B.A (H) 16033520076 VIth 80.37 Prize ‐ Rs. 150/ ‐ and IV Journalism 5 Old Associaon Priz e For standing first in B. A. Nidhi Singh B.A (H) 15033520014 Passed out 74.58 (H) Journalism Part III Journalism 6 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Journalism Shaily Mishra B.A (H) 17033520010 IVth 76.855

Standing Sem I and II Journalism 7 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Journalism Prachi Aryal B.A (H) 16033520076 VIth 80.37 Standing Sem III and IV Journalism 8 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Gargi B.A (H) 17033520002 IVth 72.58 Standing Journalism Sem I and II Journalism 9 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Srish Singh B.A (H) 16033520040 VIth 75.33 Standing Journalism Sem III and IV Journalism 10 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Journalism Lubna Anjum B.A (H) 15033520044 Passed out 78.375 Standing Sem V and VI Journalism 11 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A.(H) Nidhi Singh B.A (H) 15033520014 Passed out 76 Standing Journalism Sem V and VI Journalism 12 Academic Prize Standing First in I Year Shaily Mishra B.A (H) 17033520010 IVth 76.855 Journalism 13 Academic Priz e Standing Second in I Year Gargi B.A (H) 17033520002 IVth 69.92 Journalism 14 Academic Priz e Standing First in II Year Prachi Ary al B.A (H) 16033520076 VIth 80.37 Journalism 15 Academic Priz e Standing Second in II Year Srish Singh B.A (H) 16033520040 VIth 75.33 Journalism 16 Academic Prize Standing First in III Year Nidhi Singh B.A (H) 15033520014 Passed out 74.58

Journalism

17 Academic Prize Standing Second in III Year Lubna Anjum B.A (H) 15033520044 Passed out 73.815 Journalism 18 University Rank 1st Rank Nidhi Singh B.A (H) 15033520014 Passed out 74.58 Journalism

Ma themacs S.No Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks Students Semester 1 P. K. Kapoor Prize –Rs. Highest Marks in Anju B.A. 16033501136 VI 9.5 150/‐ Mathemacs in B.A. (Prog) (Prog) Sem I, II, III & IV combined 2 Ankur Memorial Prize‐ Highest Marks in Deepika B.Sc. 16033582001 VI 9.09 Rs. 150/‐ Mathemacs in B.Sc. PS Gandhi Physical Sem I, II, III & IV combined Science 2 Ankur Memorial Prize‐ Highest Marks in Sakshi B.Sc. 16033582012 VI 9.09 Rs. 150/‐ Mathemacs in B.Sc. PS Panwar Physical Sem I, II, III & IV combined Science 3 Singh Jee & Co. Prize‐ Highest Marks in B.Sc. (H) Sachi B.Sc. 17033563005 IV 9.09 Rs. 150/‐ Maths Sem I & II (MATHS ) 3 Singh Jee & Co. Prize‐ Highest Marks in B.Sc. (H) Neelanshi B.Sc. 17033563017 IV 9.09 Rs. 150/‐ Maths Sem I & II Singh (MATHS)

4 Shan Devi Malhotra Highest Marks in Ayushi B.Sc. 17033582040 IV 9.73

Memorial Prize mathemacs paper of B.Sc. Sharma Physical

PS Sem I and II Science 5 Mathemacs teachers Highest Marks in Nidhi B.A. 17033501018 II 8.50 Priz e Mathemacs in B.A.(Prog) Sharma (Prog) Sem I and II 6 Shashi Satyapal Prize – Highest marks in B.Sc. (H) Smri B.Sc.(MA 15033563006 Passed 9.38 Rs. 350/ ‐ Maths Sem V & VI Raman THS) Out 7 Students Union Prize for First in B.Sc. (H) Maths Sem I Sachi B.Sc. 17033563005 IV 9.09 Standing and I I (MATHS) 7 Students Union Prize for First in B.Sc. (H) Maths Sem I Neelanshi B.Sc.(MA 17033563017 IV 9.09 Standing and I I Singh THS) 8 Students Union Prize for First in B. Sc. (H) Maths Sem Mansi B.Sc. 16033563004 VI 9.57 Standing III & IV Agarwal (MATHS) 8 Students Union Prize for First in B. Sc. (H) Maths Sem Rupanshi B.Sc. 16033563007 VI 9.57 Standing III & IV Sharma (MATHS) 9 Students Union Prize for Second in B. Sc. (H) Maths Ranu B.Sc. 17033563007 IV 8.50 Standing Sem I and II Tiwari (MATHS) 10 Students Union Prize for Second in B. Sc. (H) Maths Mahima B.Sc. 16033563028 VI 9.36 Standing Sem III & IV Mahajan (MATHS) 11 Students Union Prize for First in B. Sc. (H) Maths Sem Smri B.Sc. 15033563006 Passed 9.38 Standing V & V I Raman (MATHS) Out 12 Students Union Prize for Second in B. Sc. (H) Maths Tamanna B.Sc. 15033563024 Passed 8.75

Standing Sem V & VI (MATHS) Out

13 Students Union Prize for First in B. Sc. (H) Maths Sem Anjali B.Sc. 15033563007 Passed 8.824

Standing I to VI (MATHS) Out

15 Students Union Prize for Second in B. Sc. (H) Maths Smri B.Sc. 15033563006 Passed 8.811 Standing Sem I to VI Raman (MATHS ) Out 16 Academic Priz e For First In B.Sc. (H) Maths. Sem I Sachi B.Sc. 17033563005 IV 9.09 Standing & II Combined (MATHS ) 16 Academic Priz e For First In B.Sc. (H) Maths. Sem I Neelanshi B.Sc 17033563017 IV 9.09 Standing & II Combined Singh (MATHS ) 17 Academic Priz e For Second In B.Sc. (H) Ma ths Ranu B.Sc. 17033563007 IV 8.50 Standing Sem I & II Combined Tiwari (MATHS ) 18 Academic Priz e For First In B.Sc. (H) Maths Sem Mansi B.Sc. 16033563004 VI 9.57 Standing III & IV Combined Agarwal (MATHS ) 18 Academic Priz e For First In B.Sc. (H) Maths Sem Rupanshi B.Sc. 16033563007 VI 9.57 Standing III & IV Combined Sharma (MATHS ) 19 Academic Priz e For Second In B.Sc. (H) Ma ths Mahima B.Sc. 16033563028 VI 9.36 Standing Sem III & IV Combined Mahajan (MATHS )

20 Academic Prize For First In B.Sc. (H) Maths Sem V Smri B.Sc. 15033563006 Passed 9.38 Standing & VI Combined Raman (MATHS) Out 22 Academic Prize For Second In B.Sc. (H) Maths Tamanna B.Sc. 15033563024 Passed 8.75 Standing Sem V & VI Combined (MATHS) Out Music

S.No. Name Of Prize Award For Name Of Course Roll No. Marks Remarks Student 1 Mamta Aggarwal Highest Marks in Music Kajal B.A Prog 137 Grade I ‐ A II ‐ A+ Got Highest Marks in All Memorial Prize I,II,III,IV Combined III ‐ A IV ‐ A+ Semester 2 Smt. Shan Highest Marks in Music Aradhna B.A Prog 128 Grade I ‐ A II ‐ A Got Highest Marks in All Sharma Memorial I,II,III Y earAll Semester III ‐ A + IV ‐ A+ V ‐ Semester Prize Combined A+ VI – O 3 Smt. Padma Nirala Highest Marks in Music Ist Vaishali B.A Prog 254 Grade I ‐ A II ‐ A+ Highest Marks in Music

Memorial Prize Year Ist Year Physics

S.No Name of Prize Awarded fo Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks Students Semester 1 Ram Gopal Joshi Highest marks in B.Sc(H) Phy. DIVYA B.SC (HONS) 17033567004 IV 9.45 Memorial Prize/ Sem I and II combined PHYSICS 2 Shan Devi Bhatnagar Highest marks in B.Sc(H) Phy. ISHITA B.SC (HONS) 16033567010 VI 9.04 Memorial Prize Sem, III & IV MITTAL PHYSICS 3 Ram Murthy Gupta Highest marks in Chemistry SEJAL B.SC (HONS) 17033567029 IV 10 Memorial Prize paper of B.Sc (H) Phy. Sem I ARORA PHYSICS (Chem) 8.95(CGP A) 4 Ankur Memorial Prize‐ Highest marks in Physics in DEEPIKA B.SC (PS) 16033582001 VI 9.39 B.Sc P.S. Sem I, II, III & IV GANDHI combined 5 S.D. Mehra Memorial Highest Marks in B.Sc (H) ISHITA B.SC (HONS) 16033567010 VI 9.14 Prize‐Rs. 150/‐ Physics Sem I,II,III & IV MITTAL PHYSICS Combined

6 Students Union Prize for First in B.Sc (H) Physics Sem I DIVYA B.SC (HONS) 17033567004 IV 9.45 Standing & Sem II combined PHYSICS 7 Students Union Prize for Second in B.Sc(H) Physics MIRINA L B.SC (HONS) 17033567002 IV 9.23 Standing Sem I & Sem II combined TIWARI PHYSICS 8 Students Union Prize for First in B.Sc(H) Physics Sem III ISHITA B.SC (HONS) 16033567010 VI 9.04 Standing &IV combined MITTAL PHYSICS 9 Students Union Prize for Second in B.Sc.(H) Physics SUCHITA B.SC (HONS) 16033567009 VI 8.96 Standing Sem III & IV combined KUMARI PHYSICS

10 Students Union Prize for First in B.Sc (H) Physics Sem V ANJALI B.SC (HONS) 15033567016 PASS OUT 8.81 Standing & VI combined YADAV PHYSICS 11 Students Union Prize for Second in B.Sc (H) Physics ADITI B.SC (HONS ) 15033567007 PASS OUT 8.74 Standing Sem V & VI combined RATHORE PHYSICS 12 Academic Priz e For First In B.Sc (H) Physics Sem I DIVYA B.SC (HONS ) 17033567004 IV 9.45 Standing & II Combined PHYSICS 13 Academic Priz e For Second In B.Sc (H) Physics MIRINAL B.SC (HONS ) 17033567002 IV 9.23 Standing Sem I & II Combined TIWARI PHYSICS

14 Academic Prize For First In B.Sc (H) Physics Sem ISHITA B.SC (HONS) 16033567010 VI 9.04 Standing III & IV Combined MITTAL PHYSICS 15 AcademicPrize For Second In B.Sc (H) Physics SUCHITA B.SC (HONS) 16033567009 VI 8.96 Standing Sem III & IV Combined KUMAR I PHYSICS 16 AcademicPrize For First In B.Sc (H) Physics Sem V ANJALI B.SC (HONS) 15033567016 P ASS OU T 8.81 Standing & VI Combined YADAV PHYSICS 17 AcademicPrize For Second In B.Sc (H) Physics ADITI B.SC (HONS) 15033567007 PASS OUT 8.74

Standing Sem V & VI Combined RATHORE PHYSICS Polic al Science S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll No. Present Marks Students Semest er 1 Nem Chand Jain Highest Marks in Polical Theory Sucharita Sil B.A. (H) II 17033527056 IV 7.5 Memorial Priz e‐ Rs. Paper of B. A. (H) P ol. Sc. Sem I year 150/‐ and II

1 Nem Chand Jain Highest Marks in Polical Theory Sonam B.A. (H) II 17033527124 IV 7.5

Memorial Prize‐ Rs. Paper of B. A. (H) Pol. Sc. Sem I year

150/‐ and II

2 Dr. S. Bhagi Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Pol. Sc. Payal B.A. (H) III 16033527129 VI 7.37

Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ Sem I, II, III & IV combined Junagal year

3 Polical Science Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Pol. Sc. Shahzadi B. A. (H) 15033527041 Passout 7.75

Teachers Prize ‐ Rs. Sem V & VI Only Pol. Sc. 150/ ‐ 4 Polical Science Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Pol. Sc. Jyo B. A. (H) 15033527109 Passout 7.568 Teachers Prize ‐ Rs. all semester Combined Pol. Sc. 150/ ‐ 5 Neena Trikha Memorial Highest Marks in B. A. (Prog.) Pol. Riya B.A (P) II 17033501033 IV 8 Prize ‐ Rs. 150/ ‐ Sc. Sem I & II Year 6 Dr. S. Dushanand Highest Marks in Pol. Sc. in B. A. Anjali Singh B.A (P) II 16033501205 VI 8 Memorial Prize ‐ Rs. (Prog) Sem I, II, III & IV combined Year 150/ ‐ 7 Harnamdas Gula Highest Marks in Comparave Payal B.A. (H) III 16033527129 VI 7.5 Memorial Prize Rs. Govt. & Polics Paper of B. A. (H) Junagal year 150/ ‐ Pol. Sc. Sem III & IV 8 Old Student Associaon Highest marks in M.A. Final Hemlata M.A. Pol. 1607755 _ 975/1600 Prize Polical Science Science 9 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Pol. Science Sem I Ankita Singh B.A (H) II 17033527166 IV 8.05 Standing & II Year 10 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Pol. Science Archi Jain B.A (H) II 17033527010 IV 7.68 Standing Sem I & II Year 11 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Pol. Science Sem Payal B.A. (H) III 16033527129 VI 7.39 Standing III & IV Junagal year 12 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Pol. Science Unna Priya B.A. (H) III 16033527101 VI 7.14 Standing Sem III & IV year 13 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Pol. Science Sem Shahzadi Pass out in 15033527041 Passout 7.75 Standing V & VI 2018 14 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Pol. Science Kajal Pass out in 15033527062 Passout 7.63 Standing Sem V & VI 2018 15 Student Union Prize for Second in MA final Ellen John M.A. Pol. 1607754 Passout 939/1600 Standing Science 16 Academic Prize Standing First in First Year Ankit Singh B.A (H) II 17033527166 IV 8.05 Year

17 Academic Prize Standing Second in First Year Archi Jain B.A (H) II 17033527010 IV 7.68

Year

18 Academic Prize Standing First in Second Year Payal B.A. (H) III 16033527129 VI 7.39

Junagal year

19 Academic Prize Standing Second in Second Year Unna Priya B.A. (H) III 16033527101 VI 7.14

year

20 Academic Prize Standing First in Third Year Shahzadi Pass out in 15033527041 Passout 7.75 2018 21 Academic Prize Standing Second in Third Year Kajal Pass out in 15033527120 Passout 7.63 2018

Sanskrit

S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Students Course Roll No. Present Marks Semes te r 1 Nand Ram Sharma Highest Marks in B. A . (H) shri Mishra SKT.H 17033529030 IV 7.23 Memorial Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ SktSem I and II

2 Sanskrit Teachers Prize ‐ Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Anshika Sharma Skt.H 16033529007 VI 7.68

Rs. 150/‐ SktSem I, II, III & IV combined

3 Mamta Aggarwal First in B. A. (H) SktSem III & Anshika Sharma SKT.H 16033529007 VI 7.68

Memorial Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ IV

4 Mamta Aggarwal standing B.A(H)2nd in 3rd shweta Sharma SKT.H 16033529010 VI 6.14

Memorial Prize‐ Rs. 150/‐ and 4th sem 5 Dr. RatnamNilkanthan Highest Marks in B. A. (H) Anshika Sharma SKT.H 16033529007 VI 7.68 Memorial Prize ‐ Rs. 150/ ‐ SktSem III & IV 6 J. R. Ralli Memorial Prize‐ For standing‐ First in Sanskrit Kajal Mogha B.A.Prog. 16033501014 VI 8.36 Rs. 150/ ‐ B. A. (Prog.) Sem I, II, III & IV combined 7 J. R. Ralli Memorial Prize‐ Second in Sanskrit B. A. Shivani B.A prog. 15033501204 VI 6.5 Rs. 100/ ‐ (Prog.) Sem I, II, III & IV combined 8 Chandrava Charitable Best all round student of Skt. Deepika SKT.H 16033529025 VI 6.57 trust prize ‐ Rs. 150/ ‐ B. A. (H) & B. A. (Prog) combined 9 Dr . Kanta Gupta Prize Winning the Compeon of Shri Mishra, Nikita SKT.H 17033529030, IV 7.23, Bhagvad Gita 17033539016 5.5 10 Dr. Kanta Gupta Prize Sanskrit Prashnoar Shri Mishra SKT.H 17033529030 IV 7.23 Prayogita Puraskarsemester Combined 11 Rajiv Lochan Prize Best Girl of the Year Anjum Khan SKT.H 16BASK009 VI 8.25 13 Student Union Prize for First in B. A. (H) Sanskrit Sem Shri Mishra SKT.H 17033529030 IV 7.23 Standing I and II 14 Student Union Prize for Second in B. A. (H) Sanskrit Ruchi Sharma SKT.H 17033529013 IV 6.95 Standing Sem I and II 15 Student Union Prize for First in B.A(H)Sanskrit Sem III Anshika Sharma SKT.H 16033529013 VI 7.68 Standing & IV 16 Student Union Prize for Second in B.A(H)Sanskrit Sem Shweta Sharma SKT.H 16033529010 VI 6.14 Standing III & IV 17 Student Union Prize for First in B.A(H)Sanskrit Sem V Geetanjali Thakur SKT.H 15033529010 Pass out 7.851 Standing & VI 18 Student Union Prize for Second in B.A(H)Sanskrit Sem Makel Satrawal SKT.H 15033529001 Pass out 7.541

Standing V & VI

19 ACADEMIC PRIZES Standing First in I Year Shri Mishra SKT.H 17033529030 IV 7.23

20 ACADEMIC PRIZES Standing Second in I Year Ruchi Sharma SKT.H 17033529013 IV 6.95

21 ACADEMIC PRIZES Standing First in II Year Anshika Sharma SKT.H 16033529007 VI 7.68

22 ACADEMIC PRIZES Standing Second II Year Shweta Sharma SKT.H 16033529010 VI 6.14

23 ACADEMIC PRIZES Standing First in III Year Geetanjali Thakur SKT.H 15033529010 Pass out 7.851

24 ACADEMIC PRIZES Standing Second III Year Makel Satrawal SKT.H 15033529001 Pass out 7.541

25 Student Union Prize Standing first in III and IV sem Anshika Sharma SKT.H 16033529007 VI 7.68

Zoology

S.No Name of Awarded for Name of Students Course Roll No. Present Marks Prize Semester

1 Canara Bank First Rank in Sem‐I and Sem‐II with RIYA ARORA B.Sc. (P) Lif e 17033583016 IV "A+" Grade in Priz e–Rs. Highest SGPA & C GPA & A+ Grade Sciences Animal 150/‐ in Zoology Papers Diversity (UPC‐ 42231102) of Sem‐ I with highest SGPA=8.82 and "A+" Grade in Comparave anatomy & Dev Bio (UPC‐ 42331202) of Sem‐IV with highest SGPA=9.00 and Highest CGPA=8.91 in I Year 2 Canara Bank First Rank in Sem‐V and Sem‐VI NUPUR B.Sc. (P) Life 15033583027 PASSOUT "A+" Gr ade in Prize–Rs. with Highest SGPA & CGPA & O & Sciences (UPC‐ 150/ ‐ A+ Grades in Zoology Papers 42237903) of Sem‐ V with highest SGPA=9.27 and "O" Gr ade in (UPC‐ 42237912) of Sem‐IV with highest SGPA=9.45 and Highest CGPA=9.36 in III Year 3 Zoology First Rank in Sem‐III and Sem‐IV MEETU RATHI B.Sc. (P) Life 16033583043 VI "A+" Gr ade in Teacher’s with Highest SGPA & CGPA & A+ Sciences Biochemistry & Prize ‐ Rs. Grade in Zoology Papers Physiology 300/‐ (UPC‐

42234301) of Sem‐ III with

highest SGPA=9.18 and

"A+" Grade in Genecs & Evoluonary Biology (UPC‐ 42234406) of Sem‐IV with highest SGPA=9.32 and Highest CGPA=9.32 in II Year

4 Zoology Second Rank in Sem‐III and Sem‐ IV SAUMYA TA B.Sc. (P) Lif e 16033583040 VI "A+" Grade in Teacher ’s with A+ Grade in Zoology Papers PATHAK Sciences Biochemistry & Priz e ‐ Rs. Physiology 300/‐ (UPC‐ 42234301) of Sem‐ III with SGPA=9.00 and "A+" Grade in Genecs & Evoluonary Biology (UPC‐ 42234406) of Sem‐IV with

SGPA=9.00 and

CGPA=9.00

5 ACADEMIC First Rank in Sem‐I Sem‐II with AAKRITI SINGHAL B.Sc. (H) 17033569023 IV Highest PRIZE S Highest SGPA & CGPA ZOOLOGY SGPA=8.82 in Sem‐ I & Highest SGPA=8.64 in Sem‐IV and Highest CGPA=8.73 in I Year 6 ACADEMIC Second Rank in II Year ADITI AGGARWAL B.Sc. (H) 17033569027 IV SGPA=8.55 in PRIZE S ZOOLOGY Sem‐II & CGPA=8.50 in I Year 7 ACADEMIC Second Rank in II Year RUCHIRA B.Sc. (H) 17033569011 IV SGPA=8.73 in PRIZE S AGARWAL ZOOLOGY Sem‐I & CGPA=8.50 in I Year 8 ACADEMIC Second Rank in Sem‐I SHALINI SHARMA B.Sc. (H) 17033569007 IV SGPA=8.73 in PRIZE S ZOOLOGY Sem‐I 9 ACADEMIC Second Rank in Sem‐I SHIVANGEE B.Sc. (H) 17033569024 IV SGPA=8.73 in PRIZE S JAISWAL ZOOLOGY Sem‐I 10 ACADEMIC First Rank in I Year with Highest RIYA ARORA B.Sc. (P) Life 17033583016 IV "A+" Grade in

PRIZES SGPA & CGPA & A+ Grade in Sciences Animal

Zoology Papers Diversity (UPC‐

42231102) of Sem‐ I with

highest SGPA=8.82 and "A+" Grade in Compar ave anatomy & Dev Bio (UPC‐ 42331202) of Sem‐IV with highest SGPA=9.00 and Highest CGPA=8.91 in I

11 ACAD EMIC Second Rank in I Year with A+ SHEETAL SINGH B.Sc. (P) Lif e 17033583037 IV SGPA=8.64 in PRIZES Grade in Zoology Papers Sciences Sem‐I & SGPA=9.00 in Sem‐II 12 ACAD EMIC Second Rank in Sem‐I with A+ PRIYA B.Sc. (P) Lif e 17033583001 IV SGPA=8.64 in PRIZES Grade in Zoology Paper Sciences Sem‐I

13 ACAD EMIC Second Rank in Sem‐II with A+ HARSHITA B.Sc. (P) Lif e 17033583003 IV SGPA=8.73 in PRIZES Grade in Zoology Paper Sciences Sem‐I

14 ACAD EMIC First Rank in II Year with Highest MEETU RATHI B.Sc. (P) Lif e 16033583043 VI "A+" Grade in PRIZES SGPA & CGPA & A+ Grade in Sciences Biochemistry & Zoology Papers Physiology (UPC‐ 42234301) of

Sem‐ III with highest SGPA=9.18 and "A+" Gr ade in Genecs & Evoluonary Biology (UPC‐ 42234406) of Sem‐IV with highest SGPA=9.32 and Highest CGPA=9.32 in II Year 15 ACADEMIC Second Rank in II Year with A+ SAUMYATA B.Sc. (P) Life 16033583040 VI "A+" Gr ade in PRIZE S Grade in Zoology Papers PATHAK Sciences Biochemistry & Physiology (UPC‐ 42234301) of Sem‐ II I with SGPA=9.00 and "A+" Gr ade in Genecs & Evoluonary Biology (UPC‐ 42234406) of Sem‐IV with SGPA=9.00 and

CGPA=9.00

16 ACADEMIC Second Rank in Sem‐IV with A+ SHRADDHA B.Sc. (P) Life 16033583010 VI SGPA=9.18

PRIZES Grade in Zoology Paper GUPTA Sciences

17 ACADEMIC First Rank in III Year with Highest NUPUR B.Sc. (P) Life 15033583027 PASSOUT “A+” Grade in PRIZES SGPA & CGPA & O &A+ Grades in Sciences (UPC‐ Zoology Papers 42237903) of Sem‐ V with highest SGPA=9.27 and “O” Grade in (UPC‐ 42237912) of Sem‐IV with highest

18 ACADEMIC Second Rank in III Year with A+ URJA BISWAS B.Sc. (P) Life 15033583004 PASSOUT SGPA=9.00 in PRIZES Grade in Zoology Paper s Sciences Sem‐V & SGPA=9.00 And CGPA=9.00 in II Year 19 ACADEMIC Second Rank in Sem‐VI with A+ JYOT I B.Sc. (P) Life 15033583033 PA SSOUT SGP A=9.00 PRIZES Grade in Zoology Paper Sciences

NCC/NSS

Name of Present S.No. Name of Priz e Awarded for Course Roll No. Students Semester Hira Nand Bhaa Best NCC ‐ All Rounder Monika 1 B.A.(Prog) 248 VI Memorial Priz e Caded P.Mohan B.Sc (H) KC16BSCS0 2 P .K. Kapoor Priz e Best NSS Worker Aarushi Computer Science VI 65 (3rd Year) Sports

S.No. Name of Prize Awarded for Name of Course Roll Present Remarks Students No. Semester 1 Sports Teacher For Outstanding SIMRAN B.A.PROG. 65 VI Interuniversity‐ Priz e Players KHOSLA parcipaon Sr. Naonal ‐ parcipa on in Ballbadminton 2 Sports Teacher For Outstanding SHIVANI B.A.PROG. 42 IV Internaonal ‐ Gold Priz e Players SARWAN In Wrestling

3 Dwarka Nath Excellence in Sports MUSKAN B.SC. 50 IV Naonal – Silv er Kailash Nath Priz e GANDHI BOTONY (H) Jr . Naonal – parcipa on in Ballbadminton 4 Nehru Century Judo MANISHA B.A. HISTORY 55 VI Inter college ‐ Br onze in Priz e (H) Judo 5 Principal Priz e Best All Round Student RIYA B.SC. COMP. 46 VI North ‐Zone Interuniversity Of Sports SC. (H) – silv er and All India Interuniversity ‐ parcipaon in Football

Faculty 2018-19 Principal: Dr. (Ms) Anula Maurya M.A., LL.B., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT Name Qualificaon

BURSAR Dr. Nidhi Kapoor M.Com, M. Phil, Ph. D.

BOTNAY Dr. Kalpana Kuma ri M.Sc., M. Phil, Ph. D (Vikram University), B. Ed, ‘O’ Level Computer Course

Dr. Divya Verma M.Sc. (Botany), M. Sc (Bioinformacs), U.K., Ph. D. NET, JRF

Dr. Sudesh Bhardwaj Ph. D

Dr. Ranjana Roy Mishra Ph. D, NET

Dr. M Arunjit Singh M.Sc., M. Phil, Ph. D (DU) Dr. Sanavar Soham M.Sc., M. Phil, Ph. D (DU) Dr. Prabha Thakur (adhoc) Ph. D Dr. Naghma Pra ween (adhoc) Ph. D CHEMISTR Y Dr Aprajita Gaur M.Phil., Ph. D (DU) Dr Renu Bala MPhil, Ph. D (DU) Dr. Shalika Bali Mehta Ph. D (DU) Dr. Amit Kumar (adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D Dr. Priyanka Bidhuri (adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D (JMI) Dr. Swa Aggarwal (adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D (DU) COMMERC E Dr Anjula Bansal M.Com, M. Phil, Ph. D Ms Punam Sachdeva M.Com, M. Phil Dr. Naina Hasija M.Com, M. Phil, Ph. D (DU) Ms Kavita Sangari M.Com, M. Phil Ms Anupama M.Com, M. Phil Ms Anita Verma M.Com, M. Phil, NET Ms Rajni M.Com, M. Phil Dr. Pankaj Kumar M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D Ms. Shweta Raj MBA (Punjabi Univ.), NET Ms. Alka M.Com, NET+JRF Dr. Alka Chat urvedi M.Com, MBA, Ph. D + NET Ms. Sonia Kamboj M.Com, M. Phil, MBA, NET+JRF Ms. Nidhi Kapoor M.Com, M. Phil, NET Ms. Isha Verma M.Com, M. Phil, NET Ms. Astha (adhoc) MBA, NET Ms. Komal Mial (adhoc) M.Com, M. Phil, NET Ms. Shivali Veen (adhoc) M.Com COMPUTER Dr Vandana Gupta M.C.A., Ph. D SCIENC E Ms Shalini Sharma MCA, M. Phil, NET Ms. Nidhi Arora M.Phil, NET Ms. Sweety M.Phil, NET Dr. Reena Jain (adhoc) M. Sc (OR), M.A. (Maths), M.A (Educaon), Ph. D (Maths),

NET

Ms. Anshula (adhoc) B. Tech, M. Tech, NET

Ms. Rajani (adhoc) M.Sc, NET+JRF, B.Ed, M. Phil (Maths)

Ms. Rajani (adhoc) M.Sc, NET+JRF, B.Ed, M. Phil (Maths)

Mr. Pankaj Sambyal (adhoc) M.Sc (Informacs), NET

Mr. Sushil Malik (adhoc) MAC, M.Phil, Ph. D

Ms. Arokia Ramya.T (adhoc) B.E, M.E, NET Mr. Yogendra Meena (adhoc) M.Tech, NET+JRF Mr. Harshvardhan (adhoc) MCA, NET ECONOMIC S Dr. Anjali Gupta M.A., Ph. D (DU), NET+JRF Ms Indu Chaudhary M.A., NET+JRF, Ph. D Dr Punam Tyagi M.A, Ph. D Dr. Rashmi Chaudhary (adhoc) M.A., NET, Ph. D Dr. Shalini Aggarwal(adhoc) M.A., PGDBE, Ph. D Dr. Richa Gupta (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D Ms. Anita (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, JRF Dr. Suresh Kumar (adhoc) Ph. D Ms. Madhuri Singh (adhoc) M.A. NET ENGLIS H Dr. Chaity Das M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D Ms Monica Zutshi M.A., M. Phil Dr. Mukesh (adhoc) M.A., Ph. D Ms. Sneha Sawai (adhoc) M.A.(Eng), NET Ms. Shipra Gupta (adhoc) M.A., Ph. D, NET+JRF Dr. Chingangbam Anupama M.A., Ph. D, NET+JRF (adhoc) Ms. L. Pavenine (Adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, UGC+NET Mr. Arun Singh Awana (adhoc) M.A., UGC+NET Ms. Tanu Sharma (adhoc) M.Phil, UGC+NET Mr. Sushrut Bhaa (adhoc) M.Phil, UGC+NET GEOGRAPH Y Ms Seema Sahdev M.A.(Merrut), M. Phil (DU) Dr. Manish Kumar (adhoc) M.A., PG Diploma RS&GIS, NET, Ph.D Dr. Shashi Bhushan(adhoc) Ph. D Dr. Geeta Kumari (adhoc) M.Phil, NET Dr. Usha Kumari Pathak Ph. D (adhoc) Mr. Jitender Rishideo (adhoc) M.Phil, NET

HISTORY Dr. Rini Pundir M.Phil, Ph. D (DU) Dr. Garima Prakash M.A., Ph. D (Bundelkhand Univ.) Ms. Richa Mani (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil (JNU) Ms. Krishna Kumari (adhoc) M.A., Ph. D Ms. Adi Chowdhary (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, NET Dr. Om Prakash (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D

Mr. Tsering Punelok (adhoc) M. Phil, NET Dr, Nutan Pande y (adhoc) Ph. D

HINDI Lt. Dr. Ar Singh M. Phil, Ph. D (DU)

Dr. Manju Sharma M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D (DU)

Dr. Mohini Srivastava M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D (DU) Ms. Rekha Meena M.A., M.A. (MC), NET Dr. Vibha Thakur (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D, M.A. (Mass Communicaon) Dr. Baljit Kaur(adhoc) M.A., M. Phil Dr. Pukhraj Jangid (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D., NET, SLET Dr. Raksha Geeta (adhoc) M.Phil, NET, Ph. D (DU) Dr. Ritu (adhoc) M.Phil, NET, Ph. D (JNU) Dr. Brahma Nand (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D, NET, PG Dip in Journalism Mr. Hemant Raman Ravi M.A., M. Phil, NET (adhoc) Dr. Sanjay Kumar Singh (adhoc) Ph. D Ms. Navnita Kumari (adhoc) Ph. D

JOURNALISM Mr. Ezra John(adhoc) M.A., (Mass Communicaon), M. Phil (Mass Comm)

Ms. Mamta (adhoc) M.A., (Mass Comm), NET Ms. Manisha (adhoc) M.A. (GJU, Hisar), M.Phil (CDLU Sirsa), NET Ms. Salma Rehman (adhoc) M.A. in Convergent Journalsim (JMI), NET Mr. Gaurav Kumar (adhoc) M.A. (Mass Comm), NET Ms. Rika Pant (adhoc) M.Phil, NET MATHEMATICS Ms Anshu Chot ani M.Sc., M. Phil (KU), NET Ms Neelam Bareja M.Sc., M. Phil (DU) Ms Charu Khanna M.A. (Maths), M. Phil (DU) Ms Anju Raan M.A., M. Phil (M.D . Univ.) Dr Anju Gupta M.Sc., Ph. D (Lucknow) Dr. Abhishek K r. Singh (adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D (Patna Univ .) Dr. Prem Pal Singh(adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D (DU)

Mr. Sanjay Kr. (adhoc) M.Sc., M. Phil (CCS Univ.), CSIR‐NET

Dr. Indarpal Singh (adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D (CCS Univ., & DU) Mr. Sanjeev (adhoc) M.Sc (KUK ), NET Mr. Avneesh Kumar (adhoc) M.Sc., NET MUSIC Ms. Renu Gupta M.A., M. Phil, NE T Ms. Anuradha Koyal (adhoc) M.A., NET PHYS ICS Dr Rachna Kumar M.Sc., Ph. D (Maas tricht Univ., Netherlands) Dr Pushpa Bindal M.Tech, M.Sc., Ph. D Ms Sudha Gula M.Sc., Ph. D (DU) Dr Seema Gupta M.Sc., Ph. D Dr Savita Roy M.Sc., Ph.D . (DU) Dr. Monika Bassi M. Sc, Ph. D. (DU) Dr. Punita Verma M.Sc., Ph. D (Justus Liebig Univ., Giessen, Germany) Dr. Arvind Kumar (adhoc) M.Sc., M. Phil, Ph. D (CCS Univ.,)

Dr. Rashmi Menon (adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D (DU), NET Dr. Majhar Ali (adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D (JMI) Dr. Triranjita Srivastava M.Sc, Ph. D (IIT Delhi), CSIR (JRF & LS) (adhoc) Mr. Ankur Anand (adhoc) M.Sc. NET (CSIR), B.Ed., M.Ed Dr. Savita Sharma (adhoc) M.Sc., Ph. D Ms. Var sha (adhoc) M.Sc., NET

PHYSICAL Ms. Sudha Pandey (adhoc) M.A., PGDP.Ed, M.P.E.S., NET, Dip in Naturopathy & Yoga EDUCATION Dr. Sunita Sharma (adhoc) M.A., M. Ped, Ph. D POLIT ICAL Dr Ruchi Tyagi M.Phil., Ph. D (DU ) SCIENCE Dr. Sunita M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D (DU) Dr Sangita Dhal M.Phil, Ph. D, Post‐Doctorate Dr. Anita Tagore M.Phil, Ph. D (JNU), LLB (DU) Dr. Meena Charanda M.Phil, Ph. D (DU) Mr. Nin Malhotra M.A., M. Phil, NET Dr. Rakhee Chauhan M.Phil., Ph. D (DU) Ms. Manila Narzar y M.Phil, N ET Ms. Vandana Rani M.A., B. E d, M. Phil, NET Dr. Anjani Kumar M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D, JRF Dr. Nisha Bakshi M.A., M. Phil, NET , Ph. D (JNU) Dr. Nivedita Giri M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D Dr. Utpal Kumar M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D, NET+JRF

Dr. Vinita Meena M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D, NET

Dr. Deepak Yadav M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D, NET Dr. Priyabala Singh M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D , NET, JRF, SRF Dr. Ritu Sharma (adhoc) M.A., Ph. D, NET Dr. Sandeep Kumar (adhoc) M.A, M. Phil, Ph. D , N ET Mr. Rounak Kumar Pathak M.A. M. Phil, NET (adhoc) Dr. Seema Mathur(adhoc) M.A., NET, Ph. D SANSK RIT Dr. Harvinder Kaur M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D Dr. Nisha Goyal M.A., Ph. D (D.U.) Dr. Manju Lat a M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D , B. E d Dr. Desh Raj M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D Dr. Shashi Bala (adhoc) M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D , NET Dr. Rinku Kaushik (adhoc) M.A., B. Ed, Ph. D Dr. Vishvajeet Kumar (adhoc) M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., NET (JRF)Ph. D. Dr. Richa (adhoc) Ph. D

Dr. Divya Mishra (adhoc) Ph. D

ZOOLOGY Dr. P.P. Saini M.Sc., Ph.D., NET Dr. Manisha Arora Pandit M.Sc., Ph. D Dr. Tarkeshwar M.Phil, Ph. D Dr. Kanchan Ba tra M.Sc., Ph.D ., N ET Dr. Shanuja Beri M.Sc., Ph. D Dr. Varsha Singh M.Sc., Ph. D Dr. K. Vandana Rani Master of Resear ch from Nongham, Univ., of U.K., Ph. D Dr. Mayanglambam Rojina Ph. D Devi (adhoc) B. VOC WEB Mr. Rajeev Kumar Rai (adhoc) M.Tech., NET, GATE DESIGNING B. VOC Mr. Sanjay Bhar (adhoc) B.Tech., M. Tech PRINTING TECHNOLOGY LIBRARIAN Ms. Karnika Gaur Taneja M.L.I.Sc., M. Phil (DU)

List of Invited Eminent Guests 2018-19

S. NO. NAME DESIGNATION

1 Prof. Prem Uniyal Professor, Department of Botany, University of Delhi 2 Dr Ratul Baishya Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, University of Delhi 3 Mr. Peter Postl Head of the department, University of Bath 4 Mr. Amit Kapur Founder, Managing promoter, Vedatya Instute 5 Miss Madhulika Singh Assistant manager, Vedatya Instute 6 Jyo Atri Assistant Professor, Shyam Lal College 7 Dr. Shagata Mukherjee Assistant Professor, Meghnad Desai Academy of Economics Scholar, Writer, Renowned cric, formerly Associate Professor, 8 Dr. Anand Prakash Hansraj College, University of Delhi Celebrated Indian English poet and Professor, School of Humanies 9 Prof. Nandini Sahu (English), Indira Gandhi Naonal Open University 10 Ms. Annuradha Rakesh Psychotherapist, Founder and Director at The Inner Quest 11 Dr. Indira Prasad Associate Professor, Miranda House, Delhi University 12 Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Assistant Professor, SGTB Khalsa College Delhi University Translator and Assistant Professor, Department of English, OP 13 Dr. Maaz Bin Bilal Jindal Global University 14 Pro. Anil Rai Hindi Department, University of Delhi 15 Pro. K.N. Tiwari Hindi Department, University of Delhi Associate Professor, Department.of History,Lady Shriram College, 16 Dr.Smita Saghal University of Delhi Associate Professor, Department.of History,Vivekananda College, 17 Dr.Yuthika Mishra University of Delhi 18 Mr.Tilak Raj Kataria Leader of House, Standing commiee, North MCD 19 Mr.Shrikanth Bhaa Editor and Owner at Samwad Sindhi Newspaper 20 Ms.Devyani Redhu Research Scholar, GGSIPU University 21 Mr. Atul Yadav Reporter, Asian Patrika 22 Mr. Nimish Kapoor Scienst 23 Dr. Parul Jain Google Cerfied Trainer 24 Dr.Vinesh Sharma Senior Media professional 25 Dr.Durgesh Tripathi Assistant professor, GGSIPU (Media Department) 26 Mr.Mukesh Kalwani Professor in Law Department, DME 27 Dr.Vinesh Sharma Senior Media Professional 28 Ms. Devyani Redhu Research scholar Rajendra Singh(the 29 Social Acvist Waterman of India) 30 Dr.Jagdish Chaudhary Director, Balaji Educaon 31 Dr.Ramesh Sharma Assistant Professor, VIPS 32 Mr.Rajesh Rai Senior Journalist, Varta 33 Dr.Ajay Gupta Director, ICSSR 34 Mr.Anant Mial Senior Journalist, Jagran 35 Dr.Neelesh Pandey Research Associate, Jamia Millia Islamia 36 Dr.Sunil Kumar Assistant Professor, VIPS 38 Dr.Mohanlal Panda Freelance Development Analyst 39 Mr.Dinesh Tewari Senior Journalist, Hindustan Times 40 Mr.Ram Kinkar Singh Crime Reporter, Aaj Tak 41 Mr.Lal Chandra Singh Senior News Anchor,Doordarshan 42 Dr.Shikha Rai Associate professor, IGNOU 43 Dr.Ashok Shrivastava Senior Anchor, Doordarshan 44 Ms Saba Rehman Independent Documentary Filmmaker 45 Mr Mahtab Alam Execuve Editor, The Wire‐Urdu 46 Mr Mehak Gulshan Sethi Freelance Documentary Photographer 47 Mr Ishwar Prasad Freelance Documentary Photographer 48 Mr Athar Rather Senior Mulmedia Producer, Hindustan Times 49 Ms Padma Priya Independent Journalist and Co‐founder of SUNO India. 50 Mr Danish Raza Special Correspondent, Hindustan Times 51 Mr. Bharatendu Nandan Scienst “E”, Scienfic Analysis Group, DRDO Associate Professor (Retd.), Department of Mathemacs, Kalindi 52 Dr. Sudha Jain College. 53 Mr. Rajendra Dubey Director, DIPS Academy, New Delhi 54 Mr. Manish Malik Director, Alpha Plus, New Delhi 55 MR. Anoop Gurung Founder Director Fit – Youth Anac India 56 Dr. Bipin Kumar Tiwari OSD, Equal Opportunity Cell, University of Delhi 57 Mr. Manoj Kumar Olympian and Arjuna Awardee in Boxing Head, ICT & Project Management, Naonal Instute of Educaon 58 Prof. K. Srinivas Planning and Administraon (NIEPA) 59 Mr. Beni Kinha Founder, Nectar Factor Foundaon 60 Dr. Sunaina Kanojia Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, University of Delhi Scienst E, Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), 61 Dr. Nilotopal Ghosh Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi 62 Mr. Varun Sharma Partner at Dev Jure and InProRi Intellectual Property Consultants. 63 Mr. Sanjib K. Mohanty Advocate, Supreme Court of India Patent Aorney and a Partner with Krishna and Saurastri 64 Ms. Richa Pandey Associates, Delhi (Gurgaon) office. 65 Shri Shriman Asthana Assistant Controller of Patents & Designs, Patent Office, Delhi 66 Dr. Rajesh Singh Deputy Librarian, University of Delhi Deputy Adviser, North Region, Naonal Assessment & 67 Dr. Prabha Singh Accreditaon Council (NAAC) 68 Dr. Deepak Sharma Associate Professor, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College, Ne w Delhi 69 Dr. Upendra Chaudhary Director, ICSSR 70 Prof Devendra Pathak Vice‐Chancellor, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 71 Prof. A.K. Bakshi Founder Vice‐Chancellor, PDM University, Bahadurgarh, Har yana 72 Mr. Harvinder Singh IT Head, Guru Nanak College of Educaon, New Delhi Mr. Madhavender Librarian, Informaon Resource Centre, GNIHE‐CAMPUS,Guru 73 Abhinandan Nanak Instute of Higher Educaon, Sonipat 74 Mr. Praveen Kumar Librarian, Guru Nanak College of Educaon, New Delhi 75 Mr. Gaurav Parashar HD – MCA, INMANTEC, Ghaziabad 76 Dr. Keyaa Mukherjee Maniben Nanavati Women’s College, Mumbai, Maharashtra

77 Mr. Omkar Nath Pandit Assistant Registrar, CR and Vigilance Cell, University of Delhi

78 Mr. Ravi Kant Sinha Sr. Assistant Registrar, Jawaharlal Nehru University 79 Dr. Vikas Gupta Director, Naonal Tesng Agency (NTA) Deputy Director (Coord.), Department of Personnel & T raining, 80 Mr. Yogesh Dwivedi Instute of Secretariat Training & Management (ISIT), JNU Campus(Old) New Delhi‐110067 Joint Director, Department of Personnel & Training, Ins tute of 81 Mr. Vadali Rambabu Secretariat Training & Management (ISIT), JNU Campus(Old) Ne w Delhi‐110067 82 Dr. Meenakshi Sahai Deputy Registrar, CPIO, University of Delhi Prof. Ramesh Kumar 83 Vice chancellor‐ Lal Bahadur Shashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth Pandey 84 Prof. Neeta Sehgal Proctor, University of Delhi 85 Nisha Ms. India Asia Pacific 86 Mridul Madhok Roadies Fame 87 Prof. Subhash Garg Minister of State for Medical & Health, Rajasthan 88 Ms Monika Bharadwaj Deputy Commissioner of Police Lawyer by profession pracced in Leeds, London and an acvis t of 89 Ms. Mini Saxena Sangat‐ A feminist Network and One Billion Rising 90 Col. Vikram DGBN Kir Nagar 91 Maj. Preetpal Kaur Sena Medal 92 Mr. Ansal Ali Naonal Gandhi Museum, New Delhi Prof. Madhulika 93 Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi Banerjee 94 Dr. G.N. Karna Member NHRC, Government of India 95 Dr Bijayalaxmi Nanda Principal, Miranda House 96 Dr Aparajita De Asst Prof and prominent geographer 97 Prof Vageshwari Deswal Associate Prof in Faculty of Law D.U 98 Prof. Shveta Gagneja Associate Prof in Faculty of Law, University of Delhi 98 Dr. Rajiv Singh Convenor of the Skill Development, ARSD 99 Dr. Sanjay Vohra Convenor of the Skill Development, ANDC 100 Shri Shanta Ram Ex‐CM, HP 101 Dr. Ashok Varshney Naonal Sanyojok Arogya Bhar 102 Dr. Arjun Khanna All India instute of medical science 103 Mrs. Shamayla Jamshed Director Inspiroy 104 Mrs. Amiliya Sayed Professional Trainer at Toastmasters Internaonal 105 Ms. Meenakshi Lekhi Member of Parliament Prof. Madhu Purnima 106 Maulana Azad Naonal Professor, ICSSR Kishwar 107 Dr. Seema Parihar Associate Professor, Kirori Mal College 108 Dr. Daljit Chillar Associate Professor, Swami Shardhanand College 109 Shri. Jai Prakash Agrawal An Eminent Polician 110 Dr. Anil Dua Mishra Gandhian Scholarand Writer 111 Prof. Suresh Kumar Department of African Studies, University of Delhi 112 Prof. Sunil Choudhary Director, DCRC, University of Delhi 113 Prof. Sangit Ragi Department of Polical Science, University of Delhi 114 Prof. Ramesh Kr. Pandey Vice‐Chancellor, SLBSRSV 115 Dr. Kanta Bhaa Vice‐President, Delhi Sanskrit Academy 116 Dr. Jeet Ram Bha Secretary of Delhi Sanskrit Academy 117 Prof. Sharda Sharma H.O.D. (Sanskrit Department), University Of Delhi 118 Prof. S.K. Majumdar Department of Zoology, University of Delhi Scienst‐‘E’, Head Science Film Division, VIGYAN PRASAR, DST, 119 Mr. Nimish Kapoor Govt. of India 120 Mr. H. P. Singh Senior faculty and Program In‐charge of NIESBUD 121 Mr. Ravi Gupta An entrepreneur trainer 122 Mr. R. K. Chandra Rered bank manager and entrepreneur trainer Associate Professor of Public Administraon, Indian Instute of 123 Dr. Sachin Chowdhry Public Administraon, New Delhi 124 Dr. Shiv Sahdev Department of Mathemacs, Shivaji College, University of Delhi, 125 Dr. Swa Pal Principal, Janaki Devi Memorial College, University of Delhi, New 126 Dr. G. K. Arora Principal, Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, University of Delhi 127 Prof. P.D. Sahare Department of Physics and Astrophysics, University of Delhi 128 Prof. Ashok K. Singh Department of Zoology, University of Delhi, Delhi