The Wilsonian 2020-21, Volume 113 Wilson College, Serving Since 1832
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Chairperson: Principal Prof. Anna P Nikalje Editor: Ms. Veronica Bhonsle Co-Editor: Ms. Kshama T Jayaraj Sub-Editors: Ms. Sandra Kavarana Dr. Biraj Mehta Ms. Lorraine Ramos Vaz Ms. Asilata Karandikar Section Editors: English : Ms. Vinita Mathew Hindi : Dr. Satyawati Chaubey Ms. Sunita Chauhan Marathi: Ms. Rashmi Satpute
Student Editors Graphics Student Representatives Miss. Jigeesha Banerjee Miss. Pooja Kargatiya Miss. Aazka Patel Miss. Hemangi Malshe Mr. Pranriyad Padayachi Mr. Rounak Chatterjee Miss. Akanksha Puradkar
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Result Analysis...... 350 1. Place of Publication : Wilson College, Mumbai - 400 007 2. Periodicity of Publication : Annual 3. Publisher’s Name : Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje Nationality : Indian Address : Wilson College, Mumbai - 400 007 4. Editor’s Names : Veronica Bhonsle, Kshama Jayaraj Nationality : Indian Address : Wilson College, Mumbai - 400 007 5. Name and Address of individuals : Wilson College, Mumbai - 400 007 who own the newspaper and partners of the shareholders holding more than one percent of the total capital I, Principal Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje hereby declare that the particulars given above are true to the best of my knowledge. 2020-21, Volume 113 3 To produce intellectually well trained, morally upright, socially conscious and spiritually oriented men and women F ID E S S TA SPES CARI Mission To provide holistic education to a diverse student community developing in them contemporary sensibilities and, preparing them to meet professional challenges as global citizens 4 2020-21, Volume 113 Message from Honourable Secretary of John Wilson Education Society I Bring Greetings to the Staff and Students of Wilson College. 2020-2021 has been an unprecedentedly challenging Message year for all, we as the Wilson Family have had our share of ups and downs and have emerged victorious by God’s Grace, Mercy and Goodness. I Bring Greetings to the Staff and Students of Wilson College. I Thank the Almighty for His protection and preservation of all of our Teaching and Non Teaching Staff and 2020-2021 has been an unprecedentedly challenging year for all, we as the Wilson Family haveStudents had this our year. share of ups and downs and have emerged victorious by God’s Grace, Mercy andI congratulate Goodness. Principal Prof. Anna Nikalje for her unstinting efforts to cope with the challenges of this IPandemic Thank the Year. Almighty She and forher Hisexcellent protection Team have and seen preservation to the smooth of allrunning of our of theTeaching Online Teaching and Non Teachinglearning experience, Staff and efficient Students conducting this year. of the online examinations and the exhaustive amount of online courses and Webinars organised which surely has enhanced the morale and capacity of our Teachers. 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In His Service It gives me great pleasure to release the 113th volume of the College Magazine which continues to record the invaluable legacy of this great institute, the achievements of staff and students, the programmes, webinars and competitions and above all the heartfelt expressions of our students. Mr. Prem Masih Hon.I wish Secretary God’s choicest blessings of Health and Success to all and pray for the progress of the College 2020-21, Volume 113 5 In His Service Mr. Prem Masih Hon. Secretary JWES Message from Bishop of Mumbai (C.N.I.) Chairman Board of Management Dear Dr. Nikalje Greetings in the Name of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ It gives me great pleasure in congratulating you and the entire Wilson College staff for moving forward efficiently and bravely through the challenges of the Pandemic year 2020-21. I praise the Lord for His divine protection on all of you and extend my deepest sympathies to all those who have faced the loss of their loved ones. It has been a Year of great setbacks and obstacles but by God’s grace you all have steered the Institution safely through. I am sure that this year’s College Magazine will record all the excellent programs conducted as well as the challenges faced and the expressions of all students staff and friends. We hope that we will be able to Open our Educational Institutions without delay and resume regular classes. I wish you a new year of Hope and challenges. With the Help of God and His support we have done well so far and so let us continue to live with diligence and discipline in every way I express my appreciation once again and hope that you all are safe and secure. I pray that you all have the strength to keep the faith, the purpose to continue hoping and a heart filled with God’s love as Faith Hope and Love is also the Wilson College Motto. I wish you all a brighter hope in the Days to come With Prayers and love All the Best and God bless you Yours in His Service Rt. Rev. Prakash D Patole Bishop of Bombay, CNI 6 2020-21, Volume 113 From the Principal’s Desk Warm greetings to dear students, teachers and all stakeholders in the matchless name of Almighty Lord! Each year has its celebrations and challenges, and we rise up to meet them with unity and faith. However, the past year will go down in human history for the loss of countless lives as the world reeling under the COVID -19 pandemic. I give all glory and praise to the Almighty for preserving most of us and for the complete healing of many students and staff members who contracted the corona virus. I am extremely delighted to inform all readers that Wilson College was ranked Twenty- seventh in the all India ranking and Third in Maharashtra by the Education World India Higher Education Ranking 2021-22. We are dedicated to realizing the dream of the founder Rev. Dr. John Wilson and continuing his legacy of imparting quality education to all, in keeping with the Vision and Mission of the College. We at Wilson College and I particularly as its helmsman, could perceive the repercussions on the educational front and knew that only meticulous planning, focused implementation and diligent training could help us hold the fort as we passed through various stages of lockdowns, curfews and a newly implemented online teaching-learning system. The staff and students accepted the challenge, and academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities were conducted efficiently and effectively. The G-Suite Educational Platform was selected for teaching and learning, and Institutional College IDs were provided to all staff and students. Many teachers upgraded their ICT skills by attending various webinars and training sessions organized by the IQAC, to ensure that student-centric quality education continues at Wilson. Online teaching comes with its own set of demands and requirements. The staff was sensitive to this and decided to help students who faced challenges in the online mode. A student survey was taken to assess their needs and difficulties. Thereafter a Student Support Committee was formed where dedicated efforts were made to provide internet data packs, android phones and financial support to procure required devices. This was done in collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Wilson College. I am happy to announce the commencement of the Commerce stream (B. Com and M.Com), which is a historic milestone for the College. Additionally, we have started the Bachelor in Vocational Studies program (B.Voc.) which includes courses focusing on skill development namely, “Theatre and Stage Craft” under the NSQF scheme of the University Grants Commission. 2020-21, Volume 113 7 Another feather in the cap of the college was the status of a ‘Lead College’ given by the University of Mumbai. Fifteen other colleges were placed under the Wilson College Cluster. Regular staff meetings of various statutory and non-statutory bodies were conducted online. The Student Induction, the Orientation Programme as well as the Prize Distribution function was conducted successfully in the online mode. The first-ever online examinations of Mumbai University were very efficiently carried out for the Wilson Cluster under the able leadership of Wilson College. I appreciate the dedicated team efforts of the College Examination Committee. Our motivated faculty was instrumental in organizing a large number of co-curricular e-activities, Science Webinars, international and National conferences including Faculty Development Programmes with the initiatives of the IQAC and in collaboration with the University and institutions of repute. The College Chapel held regular online services for students, counselling and encouraging them constantly. Chapel Services were conducted for the Orientation Day and a special Condolence Prayer Service was also organized. It was the never-say-die attitude of the Cultural Committee and students that the College festival OLE was organised in the online mode with much pomp and fanfare where eight hundred participants from across India participated in the five-day festival. It was a matter of great pride that in spite of the lockdown the College CAS committee conducted and completed the CAS promotion procedure for ten CAS aspirants on 3rd March 2021. The Junior College staff promotions, as well as the administrative staff promotions, were also processed. With the support of the Management the regular upkeep and maintenance of the College and augmentation of wash room facilities was carried out in spite of the lock down period. Sensing the need of the times, the changing education scenario, the demands of the National Education Policy 2020 and factors influencing delivery of quality and relevant global level education, Wilson College has submitted the proposal for Autonomy. With this we hope and believe that the magnificent legacy of this Institution will be carried to greater heights. This issue of The Wilsonian is a unique blend of online and Offline Programmes, Technology, Teamwork and talent. I congratulate the Editorial Team for investing their time, effort and creativity to bring out this year’s edition. I am grateful to the Management for the constant support, motivation and guidance given throughout this year. I thank the Vice -Principals, Heads of Departments, IQAC Coordinator, Convenors and Coordinators of various committees, Registrar, teaching and support staff and all my beloved students for their cooperation and commitment in working cohesively to steer the college through the challenges of the current time. God Bless you all. Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje Principal 8 2020-21, Volume 113 Editorial Every age is dotted with events so that posterity can look back, think, analyse and learn from it. Every century is marked by one major event and our present century i.e., 21st century has faced itself with the Corona pandemic. Well, a lot has been discussed, speculated and perhaps even been over analysed about our current living situation. This pandemic is not just a record of public health, but it also has an education story to report. With most schools the world over closed and shifting to online mode of teaching we need to question and examine certain issues : what are education institutes doing or not doing to support remote or virtual teaching/learning process, what is fair and equitable (with regard to services offered to both teachers as well as students with different abilities),how different is the online mode from the offline mode of teaching/learning, how effective is the monitoring system, how much has the individual teacher been able to cope overnight with this mode of teaching and the other added administrative responsibilities, what is the role of every stake holder especially of parents in this situation, what system or methodology of evaluation are we following with focus on intentions to impart knowledge and prepare students for employment. An important issue requiring much attention is the mental, emotional and psychological effect on teachers, students, administration and the support staff. As we are negotiating through this crisis, it is comforting to know that we at Wilson college with our resilience have managed so far to cope well. The world will never be the same again, education will never be the same again and our lives will never be the same .As it is often quoted “ the heart of education lies in the education of the heart along with the mind “.So it compels one to think whether our heart leads us ;and how much have we as stakeholders in the education system, invested in the heart quotient as what psychologist call EQ or emotional quotient-. Gone are the days of competitive rat race for the percentages right till the 3rd decimal point, no longer the fear for the frightful face of the board and university exams .The mask has been replaced with a gracious consideration on the mark sheets of many aspiring graduates who have learned to lean back on a continuous annual evaluation and periodic performance .Through it all the teachers and students have emerged victorious making their presence felt through talent, hobbies, skills and learning from online platforms. As Winston Churchill has said “Success is not final and failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts “ How effective the new education policy will be only time will determine. So let us together hand in hand take our institution forward ensuring that each and every student on our records receives the all-round qualification needed to be fruitful and ready to carve a niche for him/herself on the global scenario, as our mission statement so aptly states. We hope and believe that we will accomplish this. We have learnt to love; learnt to lose what we could not hold on to and above all learned to learn in any and every circumstance. This year has also been a year dedicated to fight against child labor and a year dedicated towards cultivating healthy plant life. Our cover page designed by Pooja Kargatyia describes the year. The obvious onslaught of the pandemic has stricken every part of human life and the globe has been masked and left dumbfounded, yet through it all we can see that life continues as a seed bearing plant,a sapling that struggles to emerge from the soil. Similarly, we are optimistic that humans will emerge like the Phoenix rising from the ashes with grit and determination to face a new season. This year’s Wilsonian has created history by being the lengthiest college magazine to be printed and has a rich record of all the activities done by staff and students during the lockdown season. An incredibly long list of many webinars, conferences, competitions and interactions that have taken place within and outside the splendid stone portals of our campus which has proved that Wilson college is in the heart of every Wilsonian and that’s what makes us beat all odds. May this online edition of our college magazine weave in our heart’s chords of faith, hope and love. We appreciate the efforts of every member of the editorial team for putting together a timely treasure for all to cherish. We are grateful to the Management and to our Principal, Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje for their patience, support and continuous guidance. Ms. Veronica Bhonsle & Ms. Kshama Jayaraj Editor & Co-Editor 2020-21, Volume 113 9 Student Editorial The year 2020 has given more to the authors of history textbooks than it has to the writers of diaries. Decades from now, scholars will have a wealth of material for their accounts of this pivotal time, but when the people who lived through it look back on the timelines of their personal lives, many of them will find it difficult to comprehend this time period. The world has changed dramatically in the past year. A rare disaster, a coronavirus pandemic, has resulted in a tragically large number of human lives being lost. As countries implement necessary quarantines and social distancing practices to contain the pandemic, the world has been put in a Lockdown. The magnitude and speed of collapse in activity that has followed is unlike anything experienced in our lifetimes. The lockdown we were put into, connected us to reality but through a virtual mode. Our college was one such reality that we wanted to be a part of, every problem is destined to come with a solution and we found ours with a virtual mode of education in the midst of a pandemic. Virtual learningis defined as learning that can functionally and effectively occur in the absence of traditional classroom environments (Simonson & Schlosser, 2006). In a publication which examined the quality and extent of online education in the United States, Allen and Seaman (2003) defined a blended learning course as “having between 30% and 80% of the course content delivered online”, while they considered an online course as having “at least 80% of the course content delivered online”. In both definitions, it necessitates instructors to have a clear understanding of the role of an effective online instructor, one which differs greatly from that of the face-to-face teaching-learning experience. The biggest excitement was when our fellow students took to the online platform to knit a tapestry of our very own college magazine the Wilsonian. Every student who was part of the forum indulged through the online world, by contributing pictures and articles which were edited enthusiastically by student editors .As a student editor what struck me most on a personal level that tic everyone was ready to make every small and big contribution just to enhance our college magazine. This year the students of our college encountered reality through virtual platforms like zoom meetings, google hangouts and other online platforms resulting in a huge surge of online activities. The only reason that we could enhance the learning experience was because the only people who could make it happen worked really hard for it . So most importantly I would like to thank our respected Principal Ma’am Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje and our teachers every department who worked through these challenging times to make the learning experience worth achievable in the year of the pandemic . It is they who made it possible for us to continue our journey in a meaningful and sensitive manner, Thank you. Jigeesha Banerjee Student Editor, Wilson college. 10 2020-21, Volume 113 Fond Farewell Mrs. Suniti Pethe Mrs. Suniti Pethe, Associate Professor and Head of the Economics department from 1986 to 2020 was a remarkable member of the Wilson College staff who added value to Wilson College in multiple roles. She made the learning of economics stimulating and interesting for generations of students and inspired students like Dr. Chirag to pursue Ph D in Economics. Her remarkable rapport with students was a boon especially to those who found Economics difficult. She was always available for them. She was a very important part of CEP between 1993 and 1996 and helped with the lecture phase and placement. In those days the CEP camps were organised for 6 days and during the first year of our camp she came with her daughter Manasi who was just one and half years old and managed her baby and camp responsibilities for three consecutive years. In 1992 she was also a part of a student initiative newspaper, helping it through inception. She was always there when these students needed help. She was an active member of the Bazaar Day, our college Fun Fair, through the 1990s. Her biggest legacy is ensuring proper conduct of exams by her meticulous approach, training the staff, clearing all backlog and efficient handling of multiple exams. She had acquaintances and friends in all departments and also had a very good rapport with the non-teaching staff in the office and other departments. Her generosity was boundless. She will definitely be missed by students and staff in Wilson College. Mr. Sudhakar Solomonraj, Head, Political Science Department Dr. Anjali Masurgappi Dr. Anjali Masurgappi has had a long relationship with Wilson College both as a student and faculty. She graduated in 1980 and had varied teaching experiences before she joined Wilson College in 2004 as faculty. Anjali has been a strong and capable persion, and moved on with grit. One cannot but admire and explicitly mention the diligence with which she did her PhD while in service. She tried to constantly equip our students with “quantitative “skills and research oriented pursuits. Anjali was instrumental in starting a certificate course in “Quantitative Skills” with the Department of Physics. She was an active member in many student activities and spearheaded the Economic Forum ” Arthiki” and its activities. She cared immensely for her students, especially the visually challenged, for whom she created special kits so that they could understand the diagrams and graphs that the rigors of economics necessitates. She served as the convenor for CEP and was a part of the environmental festival organized by our Nature Club. Besides this she has organized two major conferences for climate change mitigation. She was a part of the core committee of the NAAC team and the IQAC, and later was also its convenor. She was also a part of the FYBA admission committee and patiently guided students and parents. Extremely hardworking and a caring teacher she constantly tried to keep students updated with the changes in the world around them by encouraging them to attend public lectures and seminars. She also endeavored to expose young learners to a reality beyond urbanity by undertaking various rural visits. For an active person, like Anjali, retirement will definitely bring in the much awaited time to indulge in other passions like learning new languages, trekking and of course gardening . We wish her all the best to enjoy a healthy and happy retirement. Ms. Suniti Pethe, Head Dept. of Economics 2020-21, Volume 113 11 Fond Farewell Mr. S. Y. Pakhle Mr. S.Y. Pakhle retired as the Head of the Department of Mathematics in January 2021, after 28 years of service. He joined Wilson College in 1993. During his tenure, he worked on many committees as convenor and as a committee member. He was a university examiner at the undergraduate level. As the head, he was a well-organized person and managed the department work efficiently. He always offered a helping hand to his students, when in need, and also enabled them to be future leaders. He was a sincere responsible person and highly esteemed in the teaching profession.We wish him a fruitful retired life with good health and contentment. Dr. Joyce Kurian, Head, Dept. of Mathematics. Mr Devidas B. Dhuri Mr. Devidas B. Dhuri, from the Department of Chemistry, retired on 1st June 2020 . He was associated with the department for more than three decades and has always worked very sincerely and systematically. He joined Wilson college in 1980 as a peon, in the laboratory, and later in January 1990 was promoted to the post of Laboratory attendant. He has been a regular, systematic, honest and sincere in his duty and helped in the conduct of many college and University examinations . We at the department will remember his ever smiling face and miss him .We wish him happy retirement and hope all his wishes be fulfilled. Dr. Sakina Bootwala, Head, Dept.of Chemistry Mr Asham Ali Qureshi Mr. A Qureshi retired in August 2020 after a long & cherished association of 41 years with Wilson College. He joined Wilson College in 1979 in the Sanskrit department as a peon. Then he was transferred to the library in 1981.He has worked with three different librarians during his tenure. His journey from a Peon to a Library Attendant in 1989 has been a great example of longevity & commitment towards the job. He was systematic, sincere, efficient, & co-operative. With these admirable qualities he was a fond colleague. With his huge experience, he was well- versed with the library collection & was always willing to extend his co-operative hand to assist the students & the teaching staff. He had earned respect and appreciation for his service not only from the library staff, lecturers but also from students. We wish him a sound, healthy, successful and peaceful retired life. Ms. Shubhangi Gavankar, Librarian 12 2020-21, Volume 113 Obituaries Prof. R.M. Dharkar who passed joy in presenting physics by using demonstration apparatus away on 8th December, 2020 had that were only available with Wilson College. Occasionally a long association with Wilson such events were organised for faculty from other colleges College. He joined Wilson College in the university. Prof. Dharker also played a leading role in as a lecturer in the department, in the physics community of the University of Mumbai. He 1959, to finally being the Head of the contributed greatly in curriculum development as a member Physics Department for nearly two of Board of Studies and member of examination bodies at decades till his retirement in June, the undergraduate and postgraduate level. He was an active 1996. He was an enthusiastic student member of the Indian Association of Physics Teachers of physics who carried over this enthusiasm to his teaching (IAPT) right from its inception. He majorly contributed to the as well. He remained an integral part of Wilson college activities of the IAPT national level by being a key organizer during his tenure of more than 35 years. He contributed in of the NGPE and Olympiad selection exams. He continued a major way to the various administrative committees of these activities even after his retirement. Prof.R.M.Dharker the college and helped organize many events. He organized was always very active and motivated in whatever task he various activities in the physics department, many of took up and remained so till the end. May his soul rest in which revolved around the various unique experimental peace. apparatus available with the college at that time. He took Mr. Shekhar Deodhar HOD: Physics Prof. N.M. Savardekar, who passed their studies at Wilson College. Having diverse interests, away on 15th January this year, was she was closely involved with the literary and cultural life of an integral part of Wilson College for Wilson College. She read on diverse topics and would be a more than 40 years, having joined frequent visitor to the library always interested in new books as a student right after, school and and ideas that could be explored. She continued to pursue completing her graduation and her interests even after she retired from Wilson College in post-graduation. On completing her November, 1998. She helped organize various activities post-graduation she immediately in college and was eager to guide students during events joined the physics department as a like college day and bazaar day. She will always be fondly faculty member in 1961. She was a very soft spoken and remembered by students and colleagues. May her soul rest affectionate teacher helping her students to learn the subject. in peace. She mentored and counseled many students and helping Mr. Shekhar Deodhar them overcome difficulties they faced while completing HOD: Physics Prof. Baldev Damodar Vakharia to do the same. His lectures were interactive sessions where joined Wilson College as an F.Y.B.Sc students were encouraged to have the spirit of enquiry. student in 1960, subsequently There was a refreshing candour to his objective approach became a teacher, pioneered the with openness to correction and new perspectives. Prof. Nature Club in 1979, and was Vakharia was of a democratic mindset and did not blithely elevated to the designation of dismiss contrarian viewpoints. Always an eager beaver, headship of the Botany Department he explored new terrains. His lectures were punctuated in 1982. He opted for voluntary with anecdotes and humour, linking education with real- retirement in 2000. life situations. The several excursions and nature trails he conducted were educative as well as full of fun and banter Prof. Vakharia was a dynamo, a towering persona whose with his exemplary unflagging energy. He screened several presence eclipsed everybody and everything. Virtually films on Ecology and nature conservation. A crusader of fearless, intensely assertive, astute, dependable, forthright, natural therapy, he advocated the philosophy of holistic principled, sharp as a tack, blandishments did not exist healing. Repairing gadgets was his favorite leisure activity. in his vocabulary. To him, his is headship was not just a designation, but a hallowed responsibility. He was a dedica- Having a stupendous fan club of ex-students – an envy of ted disciple of self-help learning and motivated his students many a teacher, he was the cohesive glue that bound ex- 2020-21, Volume 113 13 students together. He educated students to attach values, Prof. Vakharia did not wait for people to get him flowers. not prices to people and things. With a liberal mindset and Instead, he planted them in their hearts. Our beloved, valiant a strong moral fibre, he always walked his talk. An excellent warrior Prof. Vakharia has left an indelible mark in our souls. confidante, many seeked his counsels when they wanted a Goodbye Green Panther….you are beyond compare!!! reality check. He was a simple, family oriented man and his home was an open house. Ms. Sandra Kavarana Faculty, Dept. of Botany Ashwin Waghmare, was an alumni dignitaries. Brilliant academician in the making, a philosophy of the Wilson College, resident of St. graduate, he was rigorous in his work and research. Andrews House and Mackichan Hall Unfortunately we lost him in April 2020. The challenges of and heart of Andrews Vision Centre. his life as a person with disability remain unsung. His loss Popular among his batch mates remains inconsolable for his family, his mentor Prof Skariah, and teachers as a music wizard, he Sandies family, AVC members, volunteers and teachers. participated and won all intra and Only God can understand the way HE works. But then they inter-collegiate competitions. Ask say that the most beautiful fowers are picked from his garden him about music and he said that first. A person that departs from this earth never truly leaves, “Music is something I can always pursue all my life. There for they are still alive in our hearts and minds, through us, are no obstacles between me and music.” His love for music they live on. Ashwin stays in our heart forever. led Ashwin to perform at Zee Yuva, a popular television show, where he received much appreciation from the audience and Dr. Biraj Mehta Rathi - AVC Convenor Ms. Sejal Chauhan - Co-ordinator Mr Arvind S. Deorukhakar joined He was a very friendly and out spoken person. He always Wilson College on 16/07/1962 guided his juniors whether it was in laboratory or office. as a “Lab Attendant”. He was then promoted to the post of Lab He retired in Jun 1999 as the Head Clerk. Mr A S Deorukhakar Assistant. He was an efficient and his wife passed away on 3rd Feb, 2021 due to Covid-19. staff who worked in the Biology He will always be remembered for his helpful nature and department. He was promoted to the efficient working. post of Senior Clerk in 1991 and he Mr. P. Abhyankar was posted in the Accounts office. Registrar Mr Vasant Ghadi joined Wilson needed. His junior colleagues always remember him with College in 1969 as a Laboratory great affection Attendant. Mr Vasant Ghadi has endeared himself to all his colleagues Mr Vasant Ghadi retired as the senior Laboratory Assistant by virtue of his hard work and helpful from Chemistry department in 2006. He passed away nature. He was always very kind on 03rd Oct, 2020 due to Covid-19. His smiling face and to each one and worked beyond kindness will always be remembered. his duty hours many a times when Mr. P. Abhyankar Registrar Mr. Kaushik was our support staff who handled the stationery shop on the college campus. He passed away in June 2021. He was very popular among the staff and students and always provided efficient service. It was indeed a shock to lose a young staff due to the coronavirus. May his soul RIP. Mr. P. Abhyankar Registrar 14 2020-21, Volume 113 Staff Achievements Ms Sunita Chavan from the Hindi Dept (Junior College) was awarded the “Ma pannaadhaye Puruskar” for being an active member in organising and participating in Webinars. By the Rashtiya Shikshak Sanchetna (Ujjain – MP) on the occasion of International Women’s day 2020. Dr. Joyce kurian was awarded PhD in Mathematics on 6th May 2021. Title: “Algebraic Developments from Geometrical Algorithms to Symbols, Sets &Structures”. Dr. Radhika Birmole was awarded PhD in Microbiology in Jan. 2021 title: “Study of azo dye degradation by bacterial consortium” Miss. Vrinda Ruparelia 1. Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) Award—Financial Assistance for pursuing regular and full time M.Phil/Ph.D. by University Grants Commission (UGC), 30th November, 2020 2. Late Grandmother Dr. Kusum Damale Gold Medal Prize (for standing first in Master in Clinical Psychology in SNDTWU, Churchgate) 3. Indumati and Janakray Dholkia Gold Medal Prize (for securing highest marks in Master Programme in Psychology in SNDTWU); 4. Smt. Jayaben J. Dasani Psychology Prize (for securing the highest marks in entire Psychology (English Medium) from amongst candidates studying in the Department of Post-graduate Studies & Research, Mumbai at M.A. Examinations) Shreemati Nathi Damodar Thackersay Women’s University, 17th February, 2021 2020-21, Volume 113 15 Students’ Accolades Mr. Mikhail Vora was declared as the Best CEPian for CEP 2019-20 batch. Dr. Swati Waval Bhandar has been appointed as Acting Vice Chancellor of Dr. Homi Bhaba State University. She Is an Ex Student of our College (Dept of Microbiology 1983- 1988) Ms. Viola Mathias was declared as the Best CEPian for CEP 2020-21 batch. Ms. Adline Quadros Castelino was named the runner up in Ms. Mary Jennifer George the finale of the 69th Miss Universe contest which was held (SYBA) worked with Superstar in Florida USA on Monday the 17th of May 2021. Adline did Ranveer Singh for Kotak 811 her bachelors in Management Studies from Wilson College Campaign giving the message ‘Everyone Deserves to dream’ We are proud to share that Mr. Harshad Chakradhare Mr. Shamshergir (sYBA) is the (FYBA) is closely involved Head of Rashtirya Viklang Party as a COVID warrior. this is (Maharashtra). He contributes a self-initiated service along to policy making and decisions with the concerned NGO’s. with regard to rights of persons He has been issued a letter of with disabilities. appreciation for the same. 16 2020-21, Volume 113 Special Events of 2020-2021 Student Development Program “11 Days International & Interdisciplinary Online Skills, Training and Empowerment Programme During Covid -19 Crisis” The Title and Date of the Programme: John Wilson Education Society’s, Wilson College College (NAAC Reaccredited A grade) Affiliated to University of Mumbai organized “11 Days International & Interdisciplinary Online Skills Training & Empowerment Programme during COVID -19 Crisis” from 5th June to 15th June, 2020 Digital Platform Used: Skills Zoom Application Core Committee Details: Programme Chairperson Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje Principal, Wilson College Programme Mentor Dr. T. Shiware Director of Education John Wilson Education Society Programme Coordinator Dr. Zuleika Homavazir SFC Co- ordinator, Wilson College Alumni Ms. Lyncia Noronha Brand Manager Lowe Lintas Pvt. Objectives of the Programme: Ltd. The Student Training and Empowerment Program Mr. Jitendra Dixit Senior Editor & Mumbai Bureau Chief (STEP-UP) aims to train students to be competitive. in ABP News Network Pvt. Ltd. the job market. The Student Training and Empowerment Program is designed to help students to acquire skills to International Speaker improve communication, confidence, motivation levels, Dr. Nishikant Borah Ph.D in Experience Management and interpersonal relationships to reach their greatest Associate Professor, Regenesys Business School potential. The students discover life skills that help Johannesburg, South Africa them blossom into secure and confident young adults. It Organised By SFC Departments grooms the students and prepares them to be leaders. Mrs. Bhoomi Rathod Outcome of the Programme: Mrs. Jyoti Sahni • Evaluate personal strength, with their application to Mr. Ashwin Kataria leadership and participation in professional spaces. Ms. Nilofer Sarang • Build skills in creativity, innovation, critical thinking, Ms. Vandana Daki problem solving, and decision-making. Mr.Tejasvi Khatry • Acquire skills to improve Communication, Confidence, Ms. Gayatri Raghubans Motivational level, interpersonal relationship leading to Mr. Rajendra Patil favorable mindset to succeed. Dr. Pradhnya Wankhade Number of participants registered and attended the Mrs. Shrilata Ratnam session: 730 participants 2020-21, Volume 113 17 Name of the speakers, date, time and topic: Date Time Name of the Speaker Topic 05th June, 2020 11:00 am Mr. Venkatesh Hariharan Career Opportunities in Privacy, Data Governance and Public Policy 06th June, 2020 11:00 am Mr. Kunal Rambhia Effective Technical Tools for Investments 06th June, 2020 2:00 pm Ms. Lyncia Noronha Understanding Brands and how they Advertise 07th June, 2020 11:00 am Dr. Nishikant Borah Value & Customer Relationship Management (International) 08th June, 2020 11:00 am Mr. R.N. Bhaskar Politics of Rice and Wheat 08th June, 2020 2:00 pm Ms. Hetal Das Career Opportunities in SAP Mr. Fabian Ferreira 09th June, 2020 11:00 am Dr. Raju Talreja ICT Tools for Learning 10th June, 2020 11:00 am Dr. Mandeep Kochar 5 Point Formula on Building Self Confidence 10th June, 2020 2:00 pm Mr. Pavan Bhattad Use your Head 11th June, 2020 11:00 am Mr. Rohan Patil E Commerce and Digital marketing 11th June, 2020 2:00 pm Dr. Pallavi Bhurkey Psychological Impact of Virtual classroom 12th June, 2020 11:00 am Ms. Hridaya Ajgaonkar Communication Skills and Neurolinguistic Programming 13th June, 2020 11:00 am Mr. Jitendra Dixit Politics & Journalism 14th June, 2020 11:00 am Mr. Ashish Vidyarthi Living Forward 14th June, 2020 2:00 pm Dr. Nishikant Borah Experience Management (International) 15th June, 2020 11:00 am Ms. Samatha Balachandran Emotional Intelligence Online MCQ Test Dr. Zuleika Homavazir, SFC Co-ordinator Seven Days International Online Workshop on Research Methodology The Title and Date of the Workshop Programme: Digital Platform Used: Wilson College College (NAAC Reaccredited A grade) Zoom Application & Kandivli Education Society’s B.K. Shroff College of Core Committee Details: Arts and M.H. Shroff College of Commerce (KESSC), (An Autonomous College; NAAC Re-accredited ʻAʼ Grade) Patrons: & Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education Prof. Suhas Pednekar, Hon. V.C., University of Mumbai, & Research Trust’s-Vasantraodada Patil Institute of Prof. Ravindra Kulkarni, Hon. P.V.C., University of Management Studies and Research, Sangli (NAAC Mumbai, Dr. Ajay Deshmukh, Registrar University Reaccredited A grade) in Association with University of Mumbai, Shri. Rt. Rev. Prakash Patole, Chairman of Mumbai organised Seven Days International Online Board and Management, Wilson College, Shri. Prem Workshop on “Research Methodology” from 19th May Masih, Hon. Secretary, John Wilson Education Society, to 25th May, 2020 Shri. Satishbhai Dattani, President, Kandivli Education 18 2020-21, Volume 113 Society, Shri Mahesh D. Chandarana, Secretary, Kandivli Education Society, Shri R. A. Patil, Trustee, CSIBER, Shri CA. Hrishikesh R. Shinde, Trustee, CSIBER, Principal Dr. Ajay M. Bhamare, Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Management Advisory Committee: wilson college Dr. T. A. Shiware, Prof. Sybil Thomas, Shri. Ashish Paul, (NAAC Re-accredited ʻAʼ Grade) & Prof. M. M. Ali, Dr. Sumant Sovani, Dr. Anita Bhasin Kandivli Education Society's Chairpersons : B. K. Shroff College of Arts and M. H. Shroff College of Commerce (KESSC) Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje, Principal, Wilson College (An Autonomous College; NAAC Re-accredited ʻAʼ Grade) & Dr. Lily Bhushan, Principal, K.E.S. Shroff College Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education & Research Trustʼs Dr. Ranjeet Anand Shinde, Principal, VPIMSR Vasantraodada Patil Institute of Management Studies and Research, Sangli (NAAC Re-accredited ʻAʼ Grade) Chief Co-Ordinator: In Association with Dr. Zuleika Homavazir University of Mumbai Organises Co-Ordinators: Seven Days International Online Workshop On Dr. V. S. Kannan, Dr. H. Badkar “RESEARCH METHODOLOGY” Co Co-Ordinators: Dr. Harishchandra A. Parbat, Dr. Amit A. Sattikar, Dr. Date: 19th May to 25th May 2020 Vanitha Isaimani Last date of Registration: 14th May, 2020 Joint Co-Ordinators: Registration: https://bit.ly/NationalFDP Email: [email protected] Mrs. Bhoomi Rathod, Mr. Tejasvi Khatry, Dr. Vaibhav Ashar Technical Support: Outcome of the Workshop: Dr. Vishesh Shrivastava, Prof. Manish Singh, Ms. • Acquires in-depth understanding of research and its Chelsea Mascarenhas, Mr. Aditya D’Cruz, Mr. Lear implications. Rodrigues • Gain better understanding on how to design a valid Objectives of the Workshop: research project. The workshop aims to kindle the inquisitive minds of the • Create awareness about latest trends in discipline participants and guide them through the enjoyable path specific research. of research towards the unknown frontiers of knowledge • Research training right from Beginners to Scholars. and wisdom. Renowned scholars will elaborate the steps • Practical training on various software’s used in Research that one should take to complete a research project with including SPSS. clear goal and due diligence of even the smallest bit of information, observation and opinion along with hands • Detailed information on Various Journals and publications on training on technical tools required in research. to submit Research papers. 6) Name of the speakers, date, time and topic covered: Date Time Name of the Speaker Topic 19th May, 2020 11:30 am Inaugration 19th May, 2020 11:30 am Dr. P.N. Reddy Introduction to Research Methodology, Overview of Study Designs & Descriptive Studies 19th May, 2020 4:00 pm Dr. Nilesh Borde Case Control Studies and Experimental Studies 2020-21, Volume 113 19 20th May, 2020 11:30 am Dr. Anilkumar Garag Types of Variables, Scale of Measurement, Data Editing & Data Grouping 20th May, 2020 4:00 pm Dr. Anilkumar Garag E-Tools to Collect Data & Descriptive Analysis of Data 21st May, 2020 11:30 am Dr. Chandrahauns Chavan Sampling Methods and Sample Size Determination 21st May, 2020 4:00 pm Dr. Gopakumar V. Systematic Review of Literature and Critical Evaluation of Research Articles 22nd May, 2020 11:30 am Dr. R. Ravanan Testing of Hypothesis Parametric & Non-Parametric Test using SPSS 22nd May, 2020 4:00 pm Dr. R. Ravanan Factor Analysis and Cluster Analysis 23rd May, 2020 11:30 am Dr. Sudarshan P.K. Correlation & Regression Analysis 23rd May, 2020 4:00 pm Dr. Sudarshan P.K. Assumptions & Violations of Classical Linear Regression Model (CLRM) 24th May, 2020 11:30 am Dr. Vijay Pithadia Stationary and Non-Stationary Time -Series, Econometric Models – ARIMA, VAR 24th May, 2020 4:00 pm Dr. Chetan G. K. Econometric Models – Granger Causality, Co-intergration, Vector Error Correction Model 25th May, 2020 11:30 am Dr. Chetan G. K. Conditional Variance Models: ARCH/GARCH/EGARCH 25th May, 2020 3:00 pm Dr. Keyurkumar M. Nayak Preparation of research paper for Scopus, UGC Care journals, Major and minor research projects under UGC and funding Agencies 25th May, 2020 4:00 pm Dr. Zuleika Homavazir Valedictory Function 25th May, 2020 4:30 pm Dr. Zuleika Homavazir MCQ Test Mrs. Bhoomi Rathod International Resource Person Sr. No. Date Name Institute and Country Topic 1 19.05.2020 Dr. Kabaly P. Arab Open University, Muscat, Types of Research to focus on Post Subramanian Oman COVID-19 Crisis 2 20.05.2020 Mr. Akira Nakajima Managing Director - Dream Maker, Exploring New Areas of Research and Japan Increasing Scale of Research in India 3 20.05.2020 Dr. Arun Chainit Phranakhon Rajabhat University, Importance of Research Methodology Bangkok, Thailand 4 21.05.2020 Prof. Dayananda University of Jayawardenapura, Rigour and Relevance in Research Ambalangodage Nugegoda, Sri Lanka 5 22.05.2020 Prof. Louranco NOVA School of Social Sciences Qualitative And Quantitative Research and Humanities, Portugal, Europe 6 22.05.2020 Dr. R. P. Chamarie K Senior Lecturer - University of Initiation of a Research Project Jayasingha Jayawardenapura, Nugegoda, Sri Lanka 7 23.05.2020 Dr. David Richards Dean - Business Administration, Importance of Research Lake Head University, Canada 20 2020-21, Volume 113 8 24.05.2020 Dr. Nishikant Bohra Senior Faculty Member - Brief Insight on Qualitative Research Regenesys Business School, Johannesburg, South Africa 9 24.05.2020 Ms. Lucia Real-Martin Executive Director - ACCA, ACCA and Research Melbourne, Australia 10 25.05.2020 Mr. Mujtaba Momin American Institute of Middle East, Creating Focus to take your Research Kuwait Profile to the Next Level 7) Number of participants registered and attended the session: 825 participants 8) Collaborations and Associations: Wilson College & Kandivali Education Society’s B.K. Shroff College of Arts and M.H. Shroff College of Commerce (KESSC) & Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education & Research Trust’s, Vasantraodada Patil Institute of Management Studies and Research, Sangli in Association with University of Mumbai. Dr. Zuleika Homavazir, SFC Co-ordinator Faculty Development Program - Two Days International Webinar on Online Education and Cyber Security John Wilson Education Society’s Wilson College (NAAC Reaccredited A grade) in Association with Indian Accounting Association (Thane Branch) & University of Mumbai Organised “Two Days International Webinar on Online Education and Cyber Security” on 22nd & 23rd July, 2020. there were 223 Participants and Wilson College collaborated with Indian Accounting Association & University of Mumbai. Digital platform Used: Zoom application, Core Committee Details: Patrons: Prof. Suhas Pednekar - Hon. V.C., Mumbai University, Prof. Ravindra Kulkarni - Hon. P.V.C., Mumbai University, Rt. Rev. Prakash Patole - Chairman, Board of Management, Wilson College, Shri Prem Masih - Hon. Secretary, John Wilson Education Society, Dr. G. Soral - President, Indian Accounting Association, Dr. Sanjay Bhayani - General Secretary, Indian Accounting Association, Dr. T.A. Shiware - Director of Education, John Wilson Education Society Chairperson Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje - Principal, Wilson College Chief Programme Coordinator Dr. Zuleika Homavazir - SFC Coordinator, Wilson College Coordinators Dr. Nishikant Jha - Secretary General, Indian Association 2020-21, Volume 113 21 of Accounting (Thane Branch), Dr. Kuldeep Sharma - Trea- Outcome of the FDP: surer, Indian Association of Accounting (Thane Branch) • A detailed understanding of the current global online education landscape with emphasis on key opportunities Organising Committee and challenges of Higher Education in India. Faculty Organising Committee- Mrs. Bhoomi Rathod, Mr.Tejasvi Khatry, Ms. Gayatri Raghubans, Mr. Rajendra • Capacity building to empower the participants with Patil, Dr. Pradhnya Wankhade, Mrs. Shrilata Ratnam, strategic thinking and insights pertaining to next- Mrs. Jyoti Sahni, Mr. Ashwin Kataria, Ms. Nilofer generation cyber technologies. Sarang, Ms. Vandana Daki • Understand ethical hacking, compliance to standards Student Organising Committee-Aditya D’Cruz, Curtis and regulations to protect data, and resolve cyber Menezes security issues/crimes. Objectives of the FDP: • Understanding of electronic/mobile data frauds through data leakage, unsecured wi-fi, network spoofing, The webinar aims at balancing data security and digital phishing attacks, malware/spyware. transformation in online education globally during COVID-19. It emphasizes on best practices to combat cyber fraud and increasing visibility by identifying and addressing cyber risks. Name of the speakers, date, time and topic covered: Date Time Name of the Speaker Topic 22nd July, 2020 5:00- 6:00 pm Chief Guest Inauguration and Key note Address Prof. (Dr.) K.K. Aggrawal Prof. Suhas Pednekar 22nd July, 2020 6:10-6:45 pm Mr. Sachin Dedhia Cyber Security 7:00- 7:20 pm Dr. Rebecca Dingus Building an Online Learning Community Amidst a Global Pandemic 7:20-7:40 pm Dr. Max Dolinsky Challenges & Opportunities when teaching online, adapting to COVID-19 7:40:8:00 pm Mr. Sai Satish Importance of Cyber Security 23rd July, 2020 5:00- 5:45 pm Mr. Aditya Mathur Mobile Device Protection 5:50- 6:35 pm Group Captain Rajendra Online Education & Cyber Security Joshi (Retd.) 6:45 – 7:30 pm Prof. S.L. Gupta Strategies of Online Learning, Key Challenges of Higher Education, Higher Education Framework, Remote Leraning & Online Discussion Dr. Zuleika Homavazir, SFC Co-ordinator Research Based Pedagogical Tools Workshop The National Level Online Workshop on Research Based in collaboration with the Centre of Excellence in Science Pedagogical Tools (RBPTs) For Undergraduate Teachers and Mathematics Education (CoESME, which conducts in Science and Mathematics was conducted from 18th programs under the Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National to 23rd May 2020,and was organised by Wilson College Mission on Teachers and Teaching Scheme) IISER,Pune. 22 2020-21, Volume 113 The workshop got an overwhelming response and around The Dean of IISER Pune, Dr. Harinath Chakrapani and Principal 1600 online applications were received within 2 days. of Wilson College were the Guests of Honour for Valedictory 120 participants from 12 states across the country were function. Wilson College in collaboration with CoESME, selected and have benefited from the highly interactive and IISER Pune conducted this workshop online for the first time activity based sessions throughout the week. Hon.Prof. M ever which was totally free of cost for the participants. M Salunkhe, Vice Chancellor of Bharati Vidypeeth (Deemed University, Pune) and President Association of Indian The Organising Committee included Chairperson Principal Universities New Delhi, was the Chief Guest for inaugural Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje, Convenor Dr. Ashish Uzgare, function. Organizing Secretaries and Trainers: Dr. Apurva Barve, The participants actively participated in the intense Ms. Shanti Pise, Ms. Prachi Pasalkar, Dr. Asim Auti (All from workshop which involved- 4 hrs online sessions daily and CoESME ), Dr. Roshan D’Souza(Sophia College) approximately 2 hrs of assignments to be completed at home Trainers: Dr. Neerja Dashputre, Dr. Sumithra Sunderlal for first two days. Third and Fourth day involved groups of (Symbiosis International, Deemed University, Pune), Dr. participants getting one on one training sessions with 2 Steven Titus & Mr. Taral Shah (St. Joseph’s College, Trainers each from Chemistry, Life sciences, Mathematics Bengaluru) and Mr. Ranjan Kumar (Integral University and Physics to produce their RBPT. On the fifth day all the Lucknow) groups had to present their PowerPoint presentation of the RBPT developed. This was followed by a talk by guest Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje, speaker Prof. Gareth Price from Sheffield Hallam University Principal and Programme Chairperson UK. The sixth day included a session “Enablers and Blockers” Dr. Ashish Uzgare, on how to implement RBPT at college level, followed by the Programme Convenor and Trainer in Chemistry Valedictory Function. People@ Online RBPT - Trainers team Hon. Prof. M.M. Salunkhe Vice-chancellor of D.Y.Patil deemed to be university Gareth Price Apurva Barve Shanti Pise 2020-21, Volume 113 23 National Level Interdisciplinary Webinar On “Pandemics: Impact, Challenges & Innovations” Wilson College organised a two-day National Level Interdisciplinary Webinar on “Pandemics: Impact, Challenges & Innovations” in association with University of Mumbai for teachers and postgraduate students on 29th and 30th May, 2020 using Google Meet video conferencing from 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm. This webinar was organised by five departments: Botany, Chemistry, Microbiology, Physics and Zoology; with an aim to contribute to society by generating consciousness about pressing issues on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Delegates from various fields came together on the same platform to share their knowledge and insights for innovative ideas to overcome such situations effectively in the near future. The enormous response was well recognized through registration of around 211 participants across 12 states of India. Objective In view of the current global outbreak, the issue of the spread of pandemics has escalated due to urbanization, accelerated deterioration of the natural environment and extensive international travel; and is taking a huge toll on societies, health systems and world economies. The webinar was conceptualised - • To recognize a coordinated global approach to pandemics socially conscious and spiritually oriented men and • To emphasise the need for early detection, innovations women”. in technologies including nucleic acid vaccines, viral vectors etc. to mitigate the impact, better management Dr. Ajay Deshmukh, Registrar, University of Mumbai was of outbreak considering crucial factors viz. financial the guest of honour and Dr. A. D. Sawant, former Pro V.C. implications and adoption of policies and measures by University of Mumbai, joint director of higher education, countries to strengthen their economies. Mumbai and former V.C. University of Rajasthan was the chief guest, their recorded audio message was played • To encourage bold, cross-disciplinary thinking by the during the webinar. world’s best scientists. The inauguration of the webinar started with a welcome Session 1: Impact of COVID-19 on Economy & Market speech by Dr. Anuradha Pendse (Convenor), followed by the Outlook National Anthem, and the introductory address by Principal The session started with Dr. Ashish Uzgare (co-Convenor) Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje, who briefed the audience about introducing the keynote speaker Mr.Nilesh Shah, Managing the college, its activities and vision for the future. She also Director of Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Co. quoted that, “The aim and guiding principle have remained Ltd and Member of Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Advisory to produce intellectually well-trained in morally upright, Council. 24 2020-21, Volume 113 Mr. Nilesh Shah delivered an energetic talk by emphasizing Day 2: on massive progress needed in terms of medical facilities The second day of the webinar started with National Anthem and spoke about the economy; the depletion rate of oil and followed by the welcome speech by Dr. Sakina Bootwala. its impact on the growth of Indian GDP. He threw light on concepts like investment, equity for future growth, securing Session 1: Impact of Pandemic on Research money and highlighted on ‘made in India’ concept to Dr. Ajita Kumar addressed and welcomed the speaker for the motivate entrepreneurs of India. first session Dr. Vishwanath Patil, Assistant Professor, Chemistry Department, Mumbai. He gave a background of Session 2: COVID-19 Global Pandemic – Challenges and coronavirus & its transmission and an idea about vaccines. Global role by India He highlighted the Spanish controversy, GDP, surfaces The second session was chaired by Dr. Mangesh Joshi related research and virology research at various institutions on behalf of Dr. Umesh Shaligram, Director- Research like National Institute of Virology, Pune. & Development, Serum Institute of India Pvt. Ltd. Dr. Mangesh Joshi briefed the audience on, types of various Session 2: Crisis Management in times of Pandemics effective vaccines, technology for manufacturing and the The second speaker for the day was Dr. Deepa Bhide, development status of vaccines & its process . The great Health Care Expert and Project Management role played by Indian Companies in developing vaccines and Professional. She focused on Pandemics and some making it affordable in the world was discussed in detail. facts, background, properties, attributes, ecology and epidemiology. She highlighted a few topics such as impact, Session 3: Pandemics and us framework, CDC pandemic planning, crisis management, Dr. Sulabha Pathak, former research associate at TIFR & scope management, risk management, communication Immunologist consultant delivered the third session. She management, resource and workforce management, data explained the history of the virus, its life cycle, progression science, the digital revolution, integration management, of the virus, molecular genetics etc. She busted myths ethical considerations, herd immunity and therapeutics, regarding our actions to deal with this situation. Dr. Pathak project execution. ended the session with a quote “,d frudk gSa cgqr rsjs fy,” The Covid 19 virus was compared to a “frudk” blade Session 3: Mass Spectrometry in the management of of grass, which though very miniscule, has a catastrophic COVID-19: Perspectives on diagnostic and therapeutic impact on the entire human race. interventions The third session was chaired by Dr. Shibdas Banerjee, Session 4: Skills required in Pharma Profession Assistant Professor, IISER, Tirupati. He acquainted the Dr. Mahesh Burande, President, 69th IPC Chandigarh participants about the importance of Mass Spectrometry, its 2017, Director, IPER, Pune, Pharma Consultant and history, evolution, proteomics, metabolomics, therapeutic Trainer spoke regarding the skills required in Pharma concept, an innovative theory of proteomics and highlighted Profession. He mentioned how India has become how mass spectrometry can be useful in this current superpower in the fields of pharmaceutical, research, the situation by identification of the virus. dependency of world on quality and economic medicine in Session 4: Role of Pharmaceutical Industry in addressing India, technical skills, analytical skills and micro thinking the impacts and challenges of the current pandemic skills. The last speakers of the webinar Dr. Sadhana Sathaye, Prof. Session 5: Contribution towards COVID-19 project Pharmacology, ICT, Mumbai and Mr. Rajendra Tamboli, After such revitalizing talks, it was a moment of great pride Ex-director Reddy’s Laboratories, Technical training and for Wilson College to present their alumnus as speakers Subject experts in injectables. Dr. Sathaye started her talk for the last session of the day. Dr. Finny Varghese and Mr. with a quote: “India is known to the pharmacy of the world Sufiyan Khan spoke and shared their experiences and their producing potential cure at a low affordable price”. She contribution towards COVID-19 project for the wellbeing of also emphasized the discovery of vaccines and repurposing society. of Drugs. She enlightened the participants with abundant 2020-21, Volume 113 25 information about the concept of repurposing of Drugs, efforts and dedication for a successful webinar. Last but not pulse oxymeters, remedesevir, favipiravir, mercaptopurine, the least, the webinar wouldn’t have been a great success hydroxychloroquine etc. The session was taken over without active and enthusiastic participants. by Dr. Rajendra Tamboli,highlighting on pharmaceutical manufacturing processes from raw materials & input to Outcome of the webinar: products. He focused on API, manufacturing goods, GMPs, The sessions were very useful to the participants, they machines, types of equipment, procedures, practices etc. helped to understand the details of the pathogenesis of the Covid 19 virus and its effect on human immune Vote of Thanks system, many myths were busted regarding the Day 1 of the webinar was concluded by Dr. Sakina Bootwala, disease, the speakers motivated the crowd and made (Co-Convenor) of the webinar by proposing a vote of thanks them understand the need of newer, proven and more to all the dignitaries & participants for memorable and collaborative models of crisis management during successful first day event of this webinar. The two-day pandemics or epidemics, the role of teachers was webinar was concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Dr. Anuradha emphasized to rectify the lack of link between industry Pendse, who gratefully acknowledged the speakers for their and academics. Newer diagnostic and prognostic time and knowledge and gracefully thanked Principal Prof. techniques using mass spectrophotometry was Anna Pratima Nikalje, the College Management for their introduced. There was an emphasis on massive progress encouragement and support for organizing the webinar. needed in terms of medical facilities and to motivate She also thanked Chief Guest Dr. Ajay Deshmukh, Guest entrepreneurs of India in the fields of pharmacology, of honour Dr. A.D. Sawant & Dr. Shiware. She quoted; diagnostics, vaccine production and therapeutics. “All good things come to an end but our webinar is an exception and will become the beginning and not the Feedback by the participants: end of many such knowledge-exchange events. When Participants expressed their gratitude for making excellent we decided to organise such a big event, we knew we arrangements. Many participants requested to organize didn’t have scriptwriters, IT experts or event managers similar webinars in future. They appreciated the coordinators but we all knew one thing, we had hard-core teachers for conducting such intellectual programme for the benefit of who were determined to put in their best.” Dr. Pendse faculty, scholars and young students and also congratulated also thanked Ms. Sandra Karavara, Dr. Sakina Bootwala and the participants. Dr. Ashish Uzgare the co-convenors of this webinar and Dr. Anuradha Pendse, also individually thanked each organizing member for their Convenor Special Online webinar to celebrate Womens’ Day This year our first ever online womens special webinars were organised for International womens day. On 8th March 2021, the Chapel Committee held a special Online Workshop called “Life Matters” for all our teaching staff, both men and women at 6 pm on the occasion of International Women’s Day . The workshop began with an opening prayer by our Vice-Principal Dr. Ashish Uzgare. It was followed by greetings given by the Principal Prof. Anna Nikhalje. In her greetings, she wished everyone a taken up by the college to address women issues and ended happy women’s day and gave a brief picture of how Wilson by giving due mention to the great pioneer Mrs. Margaret College provides an environment to both men and women to Wilson herself. Rev Arpana Rangayya, the Chaplain gave a work together. She also spoke about the various initiatives word of introduction for the purpose of the evening which 26 2020-21, Volume 113 was to get inspired to change the future of our nation as from her work experience, the need for a woman to balance educationist as “Life Matters”. both work and home frontier and also the need to be faithful with God’s help by being an example of excellence at the The first resource person namely Dr. Jamila Koshy, a work place. In conclusion, Mrs. Ruby Malshe summed psychiatrist, theologian and a gender justice activist spoke up their sharing by emphasizing the need to re-think and on the need to break the stereotypes and question personal revisit our attitudes and behavior. The workshop closed biases which eventually needed to be translated by the with a prayer for all the participants, by Mrs. Kshama Jayraj. teachers to their students during the course of educating them. The second resource person was Mrs. Grace Koshy, Rev. Arpana Rangayya an economist and a retired banker from RBI. She spoke Chaplain International Chemistry Webinar on “Emerging Trends in Chemistry Education and Research” Department of Chemistry in collaboration with Association Ramakrishnan, President of the Chromatographic Society of Chemistry Teachers and University of Mumbai organized of India, Dr. Chandrakanth Gadipelly, The Wolfson Faculty two days International Webinar on “Emerging Trends In of Chemical Engineering, Israel Institute of Technology Chemistry Education And Research” on 25th & 26th June (TECHNION), Israel and Prof. A .K. Bakhshi, Founder 2020 . Vice-Chancellor of PDM University, Bahadurgarh, Haryana. Alumni Dr. Shyam Lele and Dr. Regi Nair from the USA gave ICW-2020 is a global standard webinar which is a platform to insightful talks on this occasion. discuss and learn about the latest advancements and novel approaches in chemistry. It aims to bring together leading The response to the webinar has been mind-blowing. academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to The department would like to put on record that 2021 exchange and share their experiences and research results participants had registered including participants from UK, on all aspects of chemistry and related fields.It also provides USA, Malaysia, Ethiopia and China, where as 891 have a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers and benefited from the highly interactive sessions on both the educators to discuss the most recent innovations, trends, days. and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered The evaluation of feedback form and question –answer and solutions adopted in the field of chemistry. sessions during the webinar showed that our program was The education sector in chemistry is set to see strong highly appreciated and that the participants understood expansion globally due to government support and the importance of education and technological changes in incentives, inclusion of “Quality Education” is one of the teaching and learning. key sustainable development goals of India, which has led Our special thanks go to, Mr Prem Masih, Hon.Secretary, to the growing importance of education, technological and John Wilson Education Society, Rt. Rev. Prakash Patole, pedagogical changes . The objective of this International Chairman, Board of Management, Wilson College, Dr. T. webinar was to present and explore areas in research and A. Shivare, Director of Education, John Wilson Education strive for excellence in education for India in the 21st century, Society, Dr. D. V. Prabhu, General Secretary of Association by focusing on the challenges and opportunities. of Chemistry Teachers and Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, The inaugural address was delivered by Dr. James C. Wilson College, for their valuable message and guidance. Barton BSc, PhD, DASE, Education Consultant, Ireland, Department of Chemistry thanks Prof. Anna Pratima G. Former Professor of Inorganic Chemistry, Wilson College, Nikalje, Principal and Chairperson of ICW-2020 for her Mumbai. valuable guidance, encouragement and support to make Eminent speakers like Prof. P Ramasami from this webinar a memorable one. The efforts of all the eminent Computational Chemistry Group. Department of Chemistry speakers who shared their research experiences and University of Mauritius, Republic of Mauritius, Prof Dr. G scientific knowledge with the delegates have contributed 2020-21, Volume 113 27 to the excellence of this event. Thanks are also due to our arrangements. In particular, I thank Dr. D.V. Prabhu for his advisory committees for their valuable suggestions. advice and brilliant suggestions for organizing the program. The organizing committees of International Chemistry I must acknowledge the strong and active support of the Webinar express their sincere thanks to Association of organizing team and the relentless efforts of all my colleagues Chemistry Teachers, Mumbai, for their benevolent gesture & teaching staff without whom this event would not have by financially helping us to conduct the event in a grand way. been possible. Dr. Sakina. Z. Bootwala As a Convenor, I know that the success of the webinar HOD, Chemistry depends ultimately on people who have worked with us in Convenor of ICW planning and organizing both the program and making the World Chemistry Conference 2021 Department of Chemistry in collaboration with Association representing both the academia and the industry, and helped of Chemistry Teachers and University of Mumbai organized to build collaborations among the scientists. two days International Conference as “World Chemistry The Conference program was both exciting and Conference 2021” on 3rd and 4th May, 2021. groundbreaking in its wide ranging and multidisciplinary World Chemistry Conference serves as one of the most content. In addition to keynote presentations and lectures important platforms for chemists and professionals. This by world renowned invited speakers, WCC2021 gave conference surpassed participants expectation regarding opportunities to young research scholars to presents their gaining an insight about the new approaches and techniques research findings. involved in the subject. It also provided a meaningful The conference program included keynote address by Prof and constructive communication with the global experts Klaus Kummerrer, Director of the Institute of Sustainable and 28 2020-21, Volume 113 Environmental Chemistry, Leuphana University Lüneburg and Education, John Wilson Education Society, Dr.D.V. Prabhu, talks by Prof Anjela Wilson, President, American Chemical General Secretary of Association of Chemistry Teachers Society. and Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, Wilson College, Prof. Anna Pratima G.Nikalje, Principal and Convenor of WCC- Prof Vimal K Jain, Director, DAE UM CBS, University of 2021, for their valuable guidance, encouragement and Mumbai, Dr. B Shreedhar, Senior Principal Scientist,Analytical support to make this program a memorable one. I genuinely and Structural Chemistry DivisionCSIR - Indian Institute appreciate the efforts of all the eminent speakers who have of Chemical Technology,Hyderabad, Dr. A K Tyagi, Senior consented to share their research experiences and scientific Research Scientist, Chemistry Division, BARC, Mumbai, knowledge with the delegates and have contributed to this Prof Tom Welton, President,Royal Chemical Society, Imperial event. Thanks are also due to our National and International College, London,Prof P Sivaswaroop, Regional Director, Advisory committees for their valuable suggestions. IGNOU Nagpur, Prof Uday Maitra, IISc,Bengaluru, Dr. Vivek WORLD CHEMISTRY CONFERENCE 2021 Polshettiwar, Associate Professor, Department of Chemical I must acknowledge the strong and active support of all my rd th Sciences, Prof. N. V. Thakkar, Ex-Prof. & Head, Department chemistry staff. This event would not have been possible 3 and 4 May 2021 of Chemistry, The Institute of Science, Mumbai. without the relentless efforts of all my colleagues,WORLD teaching CHEMISTRY CONFERENCE 2021 staff and researchers, of the Chemistry Department. As a rd th The response has been overwhelming .I am pleased to put 3 and 4 May 2021 Head of the Department, I know that the success of the on record that over 285 delegates had registered and 47 conference depends ultimately on the team work of the research paper were presented in this conference. The most people who have worked with us in planning and executing heartening feature of the conference was the participation the program. In particular, I thank Dr. D V Prabhu for his of a large number of postgraduate and research students. advice and brilliant suggestions in organizing the event. The best research papers will be published in peer reviewed Recognition should go to the members of organizing journal G.P Globalize Research Journal of Chemistry (ISSN Committee, Prof Sandeep S. Borde, Dr. Harischandra A. 2581- 5911) edited by Dr. D V Prabhu and published by Parbat, Dr. Sanjay D. Mhaske, Dr. Ashish Uzgare, Dr. Jamson Gaurang Publishing Globalize Pvt.Ltd., Mumbai. Masih, Dr. Hina Shaikh, Mr. Kailas Shinde, Dr. Anand Burange, Dr. Thomson Fernandes and also our young and My special thanks go to Hon’ble Prof. Suhas Pednekar,Vice vibrant staff Mr. Sachin Gupta, Ms Nikita Braganza, Ms. Chancellor, Mumbai University, and Hon’ble Dr. JairamWORLD M. Shreya CHEMISTRY Shirke CONFERENCEand Ms. Prerna 2021 Jain, who have all worked WORLD CHEMISTRY CONFERENCE 2021 Khobragade Director, The Institute of Science, Mumbai. rd th 3rd and 4th May 2021extremely3 and hard4 May to make2021 this conference a grand success. Mr Prem Masih, Hon. Secretary, John Wilson Education Society, Rt. Rev. Prakash Patole, Chairman, Board of Dr. Sakina Bootwalla Management, Wilson College, Dr. T. A.Shivare, Director of HOD, Chemistry WORLD CHEMISTRY CONFERENCE 2021 3rd and 4th May 2021 2020-21, Volume 113 29 10. Publications by staff. NIL 10. Publications by staff. NIL Sr.No Name State whether Title of Name of ISSN, ISBN, Publisher Page of Research Paper research book/ E-ISSN No. (Name Nos. faculty /Book/Chapter/ publication journal/ (whichever and Sr.No Name State whether Title of EditedName of ISSN, ISBN, seminarPublisher relevant) Page Place) Volume/Any proceeding of Research Paper research Otherbook/ E-ISSN No. (any(Name other) Nos. faculty /Book/Chapter/ publication journal/ (whichever whereand Edited seminar relevant) publishedPlace) Volume/Any proceeding Other (any other) where published 11. Any other important or relevant information that the department would like to share (not moreBachelors than 50 of-60 Vocational words). This (B.Voc) may include in Theatre forthcoming and Stage events Craft planned by the department or innovative teaching – learning methods etc. Wilson College in its commitment to provide quality is instrumental in building relationship between classroom education introduced its first B.Voc in Theatre and Stage work and industry enriching the course with practical skill Craft. The course has been approved by UGC under National based knowledge. The visiting faculty include Sahitya Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF). The same has been Academy Award recipient Mahesh Dattani, Ms Himali initiated in collaboration with theatre production company, Kothari, Advocate Kishori, Kyla Dsouza, Prof Kanchana Readings in the Shed. The production house has successfully Mahadevan, Ms. Dharini Bapat, Ms Ruby Malshe, Ms. 11. Any other important or relevantproduced information over 20 plays and run overthat 70 shows the across department country. Biraj Mehta.would Weekly like guest to lecturesshare by other national It is also the first of its kind among the colleges of Bombay. award winners and eminent theatre practioners like Ramu (not more than 50-60 words). ThisThe may course aimsinclude to give practical forthcoming training to the students events to Ramanathan, planned Yuki by Illias, the Sameera Iyengar, Faezeh Jalali, to meet the increasing demands for trained personnelAn to workarticle name published a few. in the in diverse12. Photoareas of TheatreGallery & the (Not performing more arts. than Students 5-6 pictures with all details stated for each picture, department or innovative teaching – learning methods etc. The course is co ordinated by Mr. Nikhil Katara (industry will be trained into the fundamentals and advancedMid concept Day about BVoc preferably JPEG files) partner) Dr. Biraj Mehta and Dr. Jamson Masih with support and practices of Acting, Direction, Set Design, Aesthetics, Theater andfrom SatgeMs. Valenie Lopes. Inspite of the online mode, the Performance, Writing related to Theatre & Stage craft. Students Interned with Readings Craft,Wilsoncourse College. is successfully been conducted and fast gaining Internships form an integral part of course, thus students popularity among studentsin and the theatre shed practitioners. at their performance also get an opportunity to gain experiential knowledge from 10. Publications by staff. NIL industry and theatre practitioners in Mumbai. The course We wish to thank Principal madam, Dr.at Shiware NCPA and started in January 2021 and 9 students have enrolled for the Sr.No Name State whether OfflineTitle of NameLectures of ISSN, ISBN, held Publisher Page management Wilson College for their faith, encouragement of Researchcourse. Paper researchStudents book/ have securedE-ISSN No. prestigious (Name Nos. local, national and support, we specially wish to thank Ms. Kinnari Kamat faculty /Book/Chapter/ publication journal/ (whichever and Editedand internationalfollowing seminarinternships COVID relevant) that Protocols. explainsPlace) the success of and Mr. Anil Rathod for their administrative support. Volume/Anythe program. proceeding Other (any other) Dr. Biraj Mehta Rathi, Dr. Jamson Masih, where Co Ordinators Mr. Nikhil Katara ispublished faculty trainer as well of the program. He 12. Photo Gallery (Not more than 5-6 pictures with all details stated for each picture, preferably JPEG files) 11. Any other important or relevant information that the department would like to share (not more than 50-60 words). This may include forthcoming events planned by the department or innovative teaching – learning methods etc. Internship done by our Student Keith Correa with The Artic Cycle,New York Offline Lectures held Offline Lectures held following COVID Protocols. Students Interned with Readings in the shed at their performance at NCPA 12. Photo Gallery (Not more than 5-6 pictures with all details stated for each picture, An article published in the following COVID Protocols.preferably JPEG files) An article published in the Mid Day about BVoc Mid Day about BVoc Internship done by our Student Theater and Satge Keith Correa with The Artic Cycle, Offline Lectures held Theater and Satge Students Interned with Readings New York Craft,Wilson College. Students Interned with Readings following COVID Protocols. Craft,Wilson College. in the shed at their performance in the shed at their performance at NCPA at NCPA Internship done by our Student Keith Correa with The Artic Cycle,New York Internship done by our Student Keith Correa with The ArticAn article Cycle,New published in the Mid Day aboutYork BVoc Theater and Satge Craft, Wilson College. 30 2020-21, Volume 113 Certificate Course in Screenplay Writing The course was conducted in collaboration with Whistling 2021. The Course was conducted by Mr.Sudipto Acharyya. Woods International from 13th Jan 2021 to 18th Jan 2021 20 Students registered and participated in the Course. The (3.00-7.00pm) 30 online hours. Mr. Sudipto Acharyya, Senior Course also had written assignments that were needed Faculty, Whistling Woods was the main resource person. to be submitted by the students. The students performed well in the assignments as the course instructor constantly Course Objectives: kept guiding them. The course ended on the note that 1. This course on Short Film Writing aims to enable the participants would present a final script to the whole participants to an understanding of the poetics of class. It was wonderful to hear all the written screenplays screenwriting which only proved the success of the course. Overall it was a successful course Conducted by Wilson College in 2. It aims to introduce the students to the fundamental Collaboration with Whistling Woods International. narrative tools and their deployment for an effective storytelling practice. Course Outcomes: 3. The course aims at skill building exercise into art and 1. This workshop on Short Film Writing enabled participants craft of writing scripts for mass media,skill that can to be acquainted with the fundamentals of screen even be useful for feature films, television productions writing that includes researching the story, developing or video games. the narrative, writing the script, screenplay, dialogues and delivering it effectively. Course Description: The true purpose of this course is to introduce students to 2. The expertise shared will enable them to carry forward the aesthetic and political potential of mass media and to the skill through self experimentation and learning which encourage students to develop their own personal writings may enable them to confidently undertake professional projects. and philosophies of mass media. The course addresses these theoretical and philosophical engagements through the art 3. Participants have a short film script ready which has of screenwriting. It aims at developing skill of cinematic been carefully scrutinized and discussed by expert. writing and imagination through guided experience in 4. 10 were awarded certificate of completion (based on screen writing. It is hoped that through an introduction to attendance and completion of script submission) and 10 screenwriting, participants will gain a more critical eye for were awarded certificate of participation. the world around them and be more inclined to question and reflect on events and occurrences that interest them. The Dr. Biraj Mehta and Dr. Jamson Masih Course Started on 13th Jan 2021 and ended on 18th Jan Course Co ordinators 2020-21, Volume 113 31 Certificate Course in Astronomy (2020-2021) Wilson College completes eight years of conducting the This year due to online mode, the course structure was Certificate Course in Astronomy. Due to pandemic situation modified. We conducted 15 lectures each of two hours, this year the course was announced in the month of March mainly on Sundays from 5pm to 7pm. There was a study- 2021 and the course started in an online mode through break for college exams from Mid April to 1st week of May. Google Meet on 21st March 2021. The course is expected to be completed by 20th June 2021. In all 35 students registered, which includes students from The resource persons for the programme are members from Wilson College (17), St. Xavier’s College (6), Ramsheth T.I.F.R. (Astrophysics div), IIT-B (Astrophysics division), Khagol Thakur College (2), Somaiya College (2), R. J. College (1), Mandal, Akash Mitra Mandal (Kalyan) and Wilson College. Institute of Science (1), New Law College (1) and Amity Mr. Mahesh Shetti, Institute (1), working members (4). Course Coordinator A Step towards Mental Health Wilson College took a step towards creating awarness of the need for Mental Health through various webinars, events and articles Storms in life can be sailed through However, what the world doesn’t tell us is that we are a when the boat of existence is being masterpiece made in a super specialized way by a fantastic tossed hard, if only the sailor holds on creator. We are like the beautiful yarn being woven on the tight to the oars of faith with all his loom that gets so lost in its different hues that it totally strength. forgets the hand of the Weaver who is creating the one-of- a-kind design on it. The hand seems to be lost to those lost Mental illness today is a great part in fantasy threads, and yet it is the one, that is holding the of human suffering. Beyond the warp strings in place while filling threads are being woven numbers of who is suffering what, through them making it into a beautiful fabric. The Weaver there are real people who are hurting from social distancing has very high industry standards but the ignorant fabric now due to the stigma attached to their pain. takes pride in itself. To the touch it is soft and pliable and it Anxiety today has become a common word and everyone gets busy flirting with the different hands that touch it; some some time or the other seems to have gone through it. This caress it with love, understanding and admiration while illness is weird. Here, some days the Sun shines bright and some come to pinch it, causing it hurt and unforgiveness. on other days the Moon seems to be missing in the sky; and I suppose, this is the making of life and the fabric in the yet life must go on. process of the journey forgets that in spite of its softness As we watch some well-known public figures as well as and suppleness, there is strength and sturdiness gifted to it many others caught so tightly in the tentacles of depression, to survive every other hand that comes to bend it. proceeding to take an irretrievable step towards the gateway I suppose, what the fabric needs most is faith in the process out of the world, we wonder at the anguish that must have of weaving when things look quite a bit of a mess with led them to it and then realize that no one is free from this strings everywhere hanging loose. horrible clutch of the dark that pulls hard at our life force. I suppose, the fabric must have to struggle to make sense of Of course, the world offers professionals as help; and then the design happening on it. And at that time, can you image there are always the money makers of meditation camps if someone were to give it a warm hug of care and say what and the mind-body healing centres and the latest trends Jeremiah said in 29:11, ‘For I know the plans I have for you, of yoga like the Aerial Yoga, the Acro Yoga, the Antigravity declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give Yoga, the Dog Yoga, the Goat Yoga and also the Bunny Yoga. you a future and a hope.’ What a saving grace would flood These are sometimes like the good quality beauty products the loom and soak the fabric in security! which are often advised for hiding the wrinkles forming with Ms. Ruby Malse, English Department age or stress. 32 2020-21, Volume 113 Mental health includes our emotional, Now one of the best came out of this journey was the 'The psychological, and social well-being. Little Book Jugaad' It affects how we think, feel, and act. Jugaad is a little book of know-hows on mental health, It also helps determine how we handle written by young people. stress, relate to others, and make Jugaad was written by 14 of us from ages 14-19. We all got choices. Mental health is important at together to author this book on mental health. every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood. “Jugaad” is a word used to describe life-hacks that people use to solve problems. It also applies to mental health Over the course of your life, if you experience mental health problems – what ‘jugaad’ do people use to take care of their problems, your thinking, mood, and behavior could be mental health. affected. It is a book that describes what mental health looks like to Today I Darshana Ramgiri would love to write an article on us young people. It also talks about things or people in their mental health because I feel it's very important to talk about environment that supports or doesn’t support their mental it. In our country India, mental health is something which is health. And it has their stories of their Jugaad that helps locked in a box and kept aside. them take care of their mental health. The copies of Jugaad has reached many places in India In 2018, I was diagnosed with depression, which turned into and a few places outside of India. People have also come panic disorder. It was a difficult phase of My life.... But trust forward to share their jugaad for mental health on our me guys it changed my life totally. It bought out the really Instagram page. Darshana,it shaped me for life.... In that phase I took a high jump and dive into My life so deep.... Jugaad was created with a hope that this book is a first- person account from young people on mental health and As I visit "Ummeed child development center" from past 16 acts as a supplement to all the expert-based literature on years for my physical disability therapy, I also started mental mental health. health therapy at Ummeed. My reason and hope to write this article is to spread Ummeed has a very special place in my life... It's like my awareness about mental health, second home.... Also want to give more power to those who go through it If I would introduce Ummeed it this daily... "I just want to say you are not alone." " I just want " Ummeed is a not-for-profit organization providing family to say it's normal" "I just want to say value small ways to centered care to children with development disabilities and happiness" "I just want to say life is so beautiful" their families. It's trans-disciplinary team of professionals " just want to you are precious" provides evidence based care to children and families Thank you! based on their needs. Ummeed also provides mental health therapys and professional help to young adults. Darshana Ramgiri, FYBA Eminent Psychiatrist Dr. Harish shetty shared on “The Changing Face of Mental Health and well-being” 2020-21, Volume 113 33 One Day International Webinar Organized by Department of Hindi Program Coordinator/ Convenor : Dr. Satyawati Chaubey मुंबई �व�व�व饍यालय 1) the title of the webinar: ‘Vartamaan Sandarbh Mein Hindi Sahitya Aur Paryaawaran’ भ ा र त के प्राचीन एवं ससं ार के बड़े-बड़े �व�व�व饍यालय� म� से एक मुंबई 1857 The date of the webinar 12th of June, 2020, �व쥍सन कॉलेज �व�व�व饍यालय क� थापना सन ् म� हुई थी। इसका म奍ु य प�रसर क�लना, मुंबई के सांताक्रू ज म� िथत है, जब�क इसका पहला क� पस द��ण चौपाट�, मुंबई-400007 The time of the webinar 10:00 am to 6:00 pm [email protected] मुंबई म� था�पत है, जो फोट셍 क� पस के नाम से प्र�स饍ध है। इस (NAAC Reaccredited ‘A’ Grade) 2) the digital platform used You Tube Channel Affiliated to the University of Mumbai �व�व�व饍यालय म� लाख� क� सं奍या म� �व饍याथ�-शोधाथ� अ鵍ययन करते ह�। मुंबई �व�व�व饍यालय के साथ-साथ इससे संब饍ध अनेक महा�व饍यालय� म� 3) The objectives of the Webinar �हदं �-�वभाग नातक-नातको�र-डॉ啍टोरल समेत कला, वा�ण煍य, �व�ान, फाम�सी, �च�क配सा �व�ान, अ�भयां�त्रक�, कानन, वात�श쥍प, शार��रक �श�ा, प्रबंधन एवं �श�क The main objective of this environmental webinar was एवं ू ु प्र�श�ण आ�द �वषय� से संबं�धत �डग्री, �डꥍलोमा और स�ट셍�फ के ट क ो स 셍 आ�द to develop a world in which individuals are aware of मुंबई �व�व�व饍यालय, �हदं �-�वभाग करवाए जाते ह�। बदलते समय के साथ-साथ इस �व�व�व饍यालय म� and concerned about the environment and the problems के संय啍त त配वाधान म� आयोिजत अनेक अ配याधु�नक �वषय� के अ 鵍ययन क� स�ु वधा उपल녍ध है। associated with it. ु एक �दवसीय अंतरा셍�ट्र�य वे�बनार यहाँ के ल 녍ध प्र�ति�ठत एवं अभूतपूव 셍 �व饍या�थय셍 � म� बाल गगं ाधर We aimed to create awareness, encourage sound �तलक, बाबासाहब भीमराव अबं ेडकर, मोरारजी देसाई, दादा साहब फा쥍के , discussion, improve social relationships and build दादाभाई नौरोजी, �फरोजशाह महे ता, प्र�तभा पा�टल, ऐ�वया 셍 राय, आद� गोदरेज, �वषय : वतमान셍 संदभ 셍 म� �हदं � सा�ह配य और पया셍वरण relevant strategies to battle the environmental concerns राहुल बजाज, डॉ啍टर होमी भाभा आ�दस�हत देश के अनके प्र�ति�ठत राजनेता, , , , , , through literature �दनांक : 12 जून, 2020 प्रशास�नक सेवा अ�धकार� सेना अ�धकार� कलाकार पत्रकार �श�क वै�ा�नक, ग�णत�, �च�क配सक, 핍यवसायी, �खलाड़ी और अ�भनेता आ�द ह�, �दन : शक्रु वार Our main goal in conducting this webinar was to develop िजꅍह�ने ज ी व न के �व�वध �ेत्र� म� अपना स�क्रय योगदान देकर देश के समय : 10:00 – 16:00 the ability to evaluate measures for the improvement �वकास म� अपनी अम भ�ू मका �नभायी है। उ饍योगप�त श्री रतन टाटा मुंबई , and protection of the environment and work collectively पंजीकरण क� अं�तम �त�थ : 11 जून 2020 �व�व�व饍यालय के सलाहकार प�र ष द के अ 鵍य� के 셂प म� �नयु啍त ह�। for prevention and control of the problem. सुबह 11:00 बजे तक 4) The outcome of the webinar (i) To Participants (ii) To Wilson College & Department of Hindi An engaging, brainstorming session which made each This webinar would help give peer recognition to Wilson one of us think about our actions related to nature. College on a global platform. Students were able to understand how to conserve and Promote Hindi literature & language among the youth. manage natural resources, how to reduce solid waste, noise, electronic waste etc. Through this webinar we also plan to compile the selected research articles in a book with ISBN number. Certificates were provided to the students. 5) Name of the Speakers Sr. Name of the speaker Associated Institute and Designation Place No. 1 Dr. Rajendra Singh Waterman of India, Environmentalist India 2 Prof. Sudhanshu Kumar Shukla Chairperson, ICCR, Warsaw University Poland 3 Prof. Shyam Sundar Pandey Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Japan 4 Prof. Vinay Godari Mahatma Gandhi Sansthan, Moka Mauritius 5 Prof. Upul Ranjeet Chairperson, Kelaniya University Sri Lanka 6 Prof. Ved Prakash Singh Osaka University, Osaka Japan 34 2020-21, Volume 113 7 Prof. Vashishtha Anoop Senior Professor of Kashi Hindu University, Varanasi, UP Varanasi 8 Dr. Alka Saraogi An Eminent Writer Kolkata 9 Prof. Karuna Shankar Upadhyay Head of the Department, University of Mumbai Mumbai 10 Dr. Anil Singh Chairman of BOS in Hindi, University of Mumbai Mumbai 11 Prof. Shitla Prasad Dubey Former Chairman of Maharashtra Rajya Hindi Sahitya Academy Mumbai 12 Dr. Satish Pandey Editor of Sameechin & Former HOD of K. J. Somaiya College Mumbai Topics covered by the speakers on different aspects of Environment, such as, Natural resources & human behaviour, Population explosion, environmental devastation, Development and destruction, loss of biodiversity, Our social-moral responsibilities towards the environment, Natural & alternative resources of energy - impact of urbanization, Environmental threat from commodity litigants & consumerist mindset, Environmental pollution & climate change, Impact of globalisation on environment, Urbanization, consumerism, waste disposal & concept of a ‘Global Village’, Human activities disturbing the mountain ecosystem, Number of participants registered and attended the session Registered : 1258 Attended :1078 Any collaboration or association In Collaboration with University of Mumbai OLE 2021! The Real Life Heroes On 22nd March, Wilson College had its 5th Annual inter- Before the Inauguration Day, the students busied themselves collegiate festival, called OLE. The theme for this year’s in various philanthropic efforts which included collaboration annual extravaganza was Real Heroes, where students with Roti Ghar, where students taught basic classes to gathered to pay tribute to the Real Heroes aka The Corona under-privileged children. ‘Beach Please’ was another event Warriors. The event ran from 22nd March till 27th March where the Students along with the ‘beach please ‘organizers 2021. Students from various colleges came to participate came together to clean the Mithi River of Mahim. Overall, in myriad events. Twenty events were held over the course the event was a success, the Inauguration Ceremony was of four days, the Inauguration Ceremony was on 22nd and presided over by the Cultural Convenor, Dr. Thomson A the closing ceremony was on 27th March. Ole 2021 was Fernandez of Wilson College and the Three Co-ordinators of inaugurated by Vice Principal Dr. Ashish S. Uzgare. OLE-Real Heroes, Zenon Pereira, Sneha Dominic and Mikhail Vora. The winners of the events were announced on 27th Solo singing, Script Writing, photography were some of March 2020, which was the closing ceremony of OLE- Real the events that were held. More than 800 students and 52 Heroes. colleges participated. Glimpses of the Historic 1st ever Online College Fest ole 2021 2020-21, Volume 113 35 Glimpses of the Historic 1st ever Online College Fest ole 2021 36 2020-21, Volume 113 Photo Gallery Celebration of the Christmas programme organised by the United Church of Northern India Trust Association (UCNITA) and the John Wilson Education Society (JWES) on 19th December 2020 Greetings by Ms S Kedari, Headmistress St Columba School Greetings by Mr Prem Masih, Bible reading by Prof. Anna P. Opening Prayer by Rev. Arpana Honorary Secretary JWES Nikalje (Principal Wilson College) Rangayya, Chapel In-charge (L to R) Mr. Sanjay Singh (Managing Director, UCNITA), Mrs. Rachana Singh (Principal of St.Ursulas Nagpur), Mrs. Prabhyajot Masih (Ex Principal St. Columba School) Mr. Prem Masih (Honorary Secretary JWES), Mrs. Shiware, Dr. T. Shiware (JWES Director of Education) and Rt. Rev. Prakash Patole, (Bishop Dignitaries cutting the Cake of Mumbai Diocese and Chairman Board of Management of Wilson College) Principal Prof. Anna P Nikalje and Dr. Karkare Mr Sanjay Singh felicitating Wilson College Staff singing a Christmas Carol Rt. Rev Bishop Prakash Patole Classical Dance by St. Columba Students The Christmas Gathering Rev Mhaske invoking Grace by Bible reading by Ms Beulah Bible reading by Vote of thanks by Dr. Ashish Uzgare God’s blessings Rev Avinash Rangayya, Paul, Headmistress Sachin Bhalerao adminstrative (Vice Principal, Wilson College) Secretary-Bombay Diocese. Wilson High School staff of UCNITA 2020-21, Volume 113 37 Photo Gallery Sport Stars Junior Inter Collegiate Boxing Championship 2019-2020 Junior College girls participating in District sports office foorball tournament Junior College Football Team after winning Mrunal Zarekar won gold medal in 81 kgs. category first round of DSO football tournament in State Level president Cup Boxing Championship 38 2020-21, Volume 113 Photo Gallery Green Warriors Intiatives Harvesting compost from Campus Recyclable waste Beach Cleanup Beach Cleanup Beach Cleanup Political Science Association extension Activity of Ex-students planting saplings Mask Distribution in Village Thakurwadi Beach Cleanup Mask Distribution in Village Thakurwadi Mask Distribution in Village Thakurwadi Level 3 Boot Camp ( Webinar on Personality Development) Beach Cleanup organised by the NSS unit Mask distribution in Thakurwadi village (NSS unit) Level 3 Boot Camp ( Webinar on Personality Development) Mask Distribution in Village2020-21, Thakurwa Volume 113di 39 Level 3 Boot Camp ( Webinar on Personality Development) Level 3 Boot Camp ( Webinar on Personality Development) Photo Gallery “Helping Hands” by Microbiology Department as part of Extension Activity Yoga Donations received from Dr. Swaroop Hegde The Microbiology department donating supplies to the needy patients and their relatives at TATA Cancer hospital donating supplies to ‘Aadhar Adivashi donating goods to “Nana Palkar Door-to-door Collection of Donations by Students EducationSeva Ashram’ of (Kalyan). UnderprivilegedSmruti Samiti” Children at Lower Parel to help cancer patients Education of Underprivileged Children an initiative taken by CEP Students 40 2020-21, Volume 113 Beach Cleanup Mask Distribution in Village Thakurwadi Photo Gallery Level 3 Boot Camp ( Webinar on Personality Development) The world of Webinars Intercollegiate student’s Webinar on ‘Hindi Sahitya: Kal, Aaj Aur kal’ Level 3 Boot Camp (Webinar on Personality Development) Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Din Program Marathi Webinar ‘Mahatma Jyotiba Phule and Savitribai Phule yanchya karyacha samajshastriya angane ghetlela vedh‘ Marathi Webinar Junior College Students of English Department interacting with History Webinar on Position of Women in India students from Maayan Shachar School Israel as part of online collaboration Physics Webinars with Wilson Alumni a Resource Persons 2020-21, Volume 113 41 Photo Gallery Microbiology Webinar series 2 -Session Microbiology Webinar series 2 -Session Microbiology Webinar series 2 -Session 9-27th 2-17th June 2020 - Resource Person- Dr. Eisha 1-15th June 2020 - Resource Person June 2020 - Resource Person Mr. Nitin Nakti, Mhatre Alumnus, currently Post Doctoral Dr. Trupti Gokhale -Associate Professor, BITS Head Quality Assurance, Abbott Healthcare Researcher, University of Pittsurgh, USA. Pilani, Dubai Campus. Pvt.Ltd, Nutrition Division (Pan India) Political Science Association a session with wildlife SOS, Resource Human Rights Week session on Critically webinar on resume building by Person - Wasim Akram evaluating farm bills, Resource person - Sonali Gohil Mekhala Krishnamurthy FYJC Students interacting with Online Chapel prayer for staff Members Ms. Dipti Jain addressing the audience in a R J Anurag Panday during the webinar organised by the Yoga committee Hindi Lecture 42 2020-21, Volume 113 Photo Gallery CEP 2021, Valedictory Function, Shri Vishwas Nangare Patil, Joint Commissionr of Police, Mumbai City was the Chief Guest. Junior College Students Presenting English project on Students practicing the Kabaddi Students at the Gymkhana Child Rights to staff of a Pre-primary School game. playing Cricket 2020 the year of the pandemic crisis (art by students) 2020-21, Volume 113 43 Photo Gallery glimpses of the Historic 1st ever Online College Fest ole 2021 44 2020-21, Volume 113 Photo Gallery Glimpses of some Brochures Get your issues Resolved! Earth Day (22nd April) Maharashtra Day Labour Day Botany Department Festival- Cornucopia Season-2 Pandita ramabai hostel online annual farewell function Women’s Day Brochures 45 2020-21, Volume 113 Photo Gallery Art work by Students on Women’s Day Rachel Thever, Tyba Ankita Lokhande, TYBA Art Work of the Winners of the Chapel Competition Titled Expressions of Psalm 23 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Our Founder Rev. John Wilson’s Favourite Psalm 46 2020-21, Volume 113 Wilson College was ranked Twenty-seventh in the all India ranking and Third in Maharashtra by Certificate for Outstanding Performance the Education World India Higher Education by Wilson College Rotaract Club for the Ranking 2021-22. year 2020-2021 Many Thanks We are very thankful to Ms. Shobha Nayar for Many thanks to Sterling Wilson for their generous instituting the Smt. Kaushalya and Shri. Kahan contribution of 6 lakhs in March 2020 that has Chand Nayar Scholarship. Under this scholarship supported the Andrew’s Vision Centre and thanks during this academic year eight deserving girl to Help the Blind Foundation for scholarships worth students with a good academic record were provided one lakh that has enabled the smooth functioning financial assistance. Ms Shobha Nayar also donated of the Centre . one lakh to the Andrews Vision Centre. ITC ltd has donated five water Coolers under CSR We are also thankful to Mrs. Vidya Hemkant Mishra activity. The Rotaract Club has diated 5 automatice for instituting the Mr. Hemkant Mishra Prize (in Sanitizer Machines. Wilson Sterling Ltd. has memory of her late husband and our alumnus Mr donated 5 Sanitary napkin Vending Machines with hemkant Mishra) for the Student with highest incinerators. marks in History at TYBA. 2020-21, Volume 113 47 Campus News Anti-Ragging Career Advancement Scheme (CAS) This year the anti-ragging cell comprised of the following Committee staff members Dr. M Phlip, Dr. S Mane. The CAS Committee initiated a career advancement process Ms Iram Khwaja, Dr. Z Homavazir, Mr M R Dube, Ms Pinki for ten teachers in the academic year 2020-21. The CAS Gala. Wardens of Both the Hostels, Dr. Ashish Uzgare and aspiring teachers filled online forms as per the guidelines of Ms Kshama T Jayaraj. An online committee meeting was the University of Mumbai. On completion of all online steps, held and members were made aware of the details in the the Committee held a scrutiny of PBAS files and interviews Anti Ragging Circulars of the UGC. As all communication of the teachers by the selection committees approved by the was online this year we made use of zoom meetings, University along with the Joint Director’s Nominee. The CAS WhatsApp groups and E-mails to connect. Feedback from process : for stage 1 to stage 2 (for three teachers), stage the Anti-Ragging Vigilance Squad was taken time to time. 2 to stage 3 (for two teachers), stage 3 to stage 4 (for four The Committee helped in taking an anti ragging undertaking teachers) and stage 4 to 5 (for one teacher) was completed from students (which was also done online). successfully with the final submission of their files and reports of selection committees for further processing to the Anti-ragging posters were uploaded on the College Website. University. The CAS committee is thankful to all those who A Video from the University Grants Commission website were involved throughout this process for their cooperation was forwarded to the College Mentor groups to create an and support. awareness among students about ragging, its ill effects,its consequences to both the victim and the accused and how Dr.Radhika Birmole to prevent it. This year no complaint was received by the coordinator Committee. Dr.U.V.Patil Library Convenor This year the library committee comprised of Mrs. Shubhangi Gavankar (Convenor) Mrs Rita Chettier Research (Co-convenor) Mrs Neha Koshy (Co-convenor) Mr. Shekhar Deodhar, Mr. Sandeep Borde,Mr. Sanjay Mhaske, Mrs. The Research Committee organized three virtual sessions . Muneerah Khambawalla, Dr. U V Patil, Mr K Shinde, Dr. H On 16th and 23rd January 2021, two sessions on ‘Research Shaikh, Ms A Karandikar, Ms S Sawant, Mrs T Francis, Mrs Methodology’ were conducted by Dr. Anand S. Burange, Harsha Vijayvargi and Mrs Sunita Chauhan. The Student Convenor, Research Committee, for all the faculty members. representatives were Ms Gazal Shah SYJC Arts and Mr. The objectives behind these sessions were to motivate Shrivastsa Venkyatesh FYBA faculty members and to create an awareness of various The Number of books & Periodicals procured between March key concepts and techniques in research. 2020 and March 2021 were added in total by 104 in Senior In addition to sessions on research methodology, on 28th College, 41 in Junior College and 43 Existing Periodicals April, a session by Dr. Manoj B. Gawande, Associate The Library received a donation of books from Mr. Sudhakar Professor at Institute of Chemical Technology, Jalna was Solomanraj. We are thankful for his contribution in enriching arranged on ‘Research Grants-Opportunities.’ The session the library collection. The Vachan Prerana Diwas was included lot of discussion and interaction on how to write a celebrated on 15th Oct to mark the ‘Birth Anniversary’ of our project proposals and types of funding agencies available in former President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. A Video on Dr. APJ India as well as abroad. Overall these sessions were useful Abdul Kalam was circulated among Staff & Student What’s and important . app Groups Dr. Anand S. Burange A National Webinar was organized on 14th June, 2020. Convenor The topic was “Effectiveness of Bibliotherapy during 48 2020-21, Volume 113 COVID-19. The resource person was Dr. R Kumbhar, Head, Wilson College Incubation Centre Department of Library & Information Science, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune . The Objectives of the Webinar The Incubation Centre Committee constituted of the were. To understand the concept, process and benefits of following members: Dr. Anuradha Pendse (Microbiology), Bibliotherapy. To inculcate reading habits that can promote Dr. Sanjay Mhaske (Chemistry), Dr. Harishchandra Parbat good mental health as reading has been shown to increase (Chemistry), Dr. Zuleika Homavazir (SFC-coordinator) and empathy, sharpen the human mind and impact human Mr. Mahesh Shetti (Physics) behaviour. To make use of relevant literature to help find The first online meeting was conducted on 7th Jan 2021 one’s way through psychological, emotional & social through google meet. The meeting was to discuss the nature problems. To enable gain a new perspective on any situation of work to be undertaken to make the Incubation Centre faced by an individual.To help boost academic capabilities. and allied activities strong. Various ideas were put forth by To enhance individual well-being, self-confidence, self- the members. Dr. Homavazir explained various concepts esteem & overall quality of life. To aid the library staff to involved in developing the Incubation centre. Dr. Pendse improve upon services to promote reading habits and To shared her experience from various colleges. All committee explore its scope and opportunities in librarianship. members contributed to the discussion. A workshop on Prof (Dr.) Rajendra Kumbhar gave an overview of Bibliotherapy entrepreneurial thinking was organised on 19th Jan. 2021, in which included :Meaning of Bibliotherapy, Who can claim to collaboration with the BMS and BAMMC departments. The be a biblotherapist,Librarian’s as bibliotherapists,Preparation resource person was Mr. Omkar Pandharkame, co-founder for Librarians as bibliotherapists and Focus on 4 qualities and the Chief Business Development Officer of BHyve of Librarians –Therapeutic,Anaesthetic,Value of Stimulants and lecturer of Entrepreneurship at ISME. He discussed and Administering Value.Participants had registered from all why large number of start-ups fail and explained how it is over India; from states llike Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Gujarat, important to work on problems rather than ideas to become Arunachal Pradesh,Tamilnadu,Punjab, Bihar, Assam, Delhi, successful. Dadara, West Bengal, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya A formal inauguration of e-cell activities under the incubation Pradesh & Kerala.Bibliotherapy is indeed a unique theme cell was held on 10th February 2021 . Principal Dr. Rajendra which works on the healing power of words; and makes Shinde, St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai graced the occasion . use of books as therapy in the treatment of mental or In his key-note address he shared various experiences from psychological issues. An added benefit of this therapy is that his college. Principal Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje chaired the it is not expensive and has no side effects. This treatment session. The guest speaker for the day was Mr. Pritesh Arte, takes into consideration librarians & psychologists, making in-charge of E-cell at St. Xavier’s college. The speech was titled them work hand in hand to sort out issues which generally “E-Cell: To foster the spirit of Entrepreneurship”. Interaction trouble people. As we were able to bring about awareness after the speech was very lively and helped clear various on this therapy to all the participants, I feel we have justified ideas involved about how entrepreneurial activities can be our goal to help them heal. taken up by Arts, Science and SFC (Management, Commerce, The librarian had organised demonstrations of two modules Media & Mass Communication) students and how the Alumni “Library visitors register & statistics” and also “Digital can help . Dr. Pendse compered the entire programme. Dr. Library Management” for Library Committee members on Homavazir and her technical team ensured a smooth online 29th January, 2021.Mr Kushal Gundesha from Algorthyms programme.A long term plan of setting up E-cell activities and Consultants Pvt Ltd,Pune was the spokesperson. collaboration with various incubation centres around the city is on the agenda of the committee. As the pandemic situation 350 locks were purchased for the cupboards which were a is still in its severity in the city, mainly online workshops can long pending requirement for the library. be planned in the near future to inspire students. We thank I express my sincere gratitude to all library staff for providing the Principal for encouraging and providing support for the their constant support during pandemic and my gratefulness activities. I thank all committee members for taking up various to the Principal and Management responsibilities and timely help. Ms. Shubhangi Gavankar, Convenor Mr. Mahesh Shetti Mrs Rita Chettier and Mrs Neha Koshy (Co-convenor) Convenor, Incubation Centre Committee 2020-21, Volume 113 49 Cultural event the audience with beautiful patriotic performances . Neha Saxena sang Ekla Cholo Re, a Bengali patriotic song written The Cultural Committee was formed in the academic year by Rabindranath Tagore in 1905 that exhorts the listener to of 2019-2020 as a platform for every Wilsonian to explore continue their journey, despite lack of support from others. their talents and achieve new heights in various stages. Adil Sayyad performed a piece through which he expressed For the academic year 2020-2021, the Cultural Committee what freedom meant to him. Sneha Dominic sang a melodious comprised of Dr. Thomson A. Fernandes (convenor), song which was then followed by an inspirational speech Members- Paramjeet Shetti, Dr. Hina Shaikh, Dr. Satyavati given by Bushra Qazi. The vote of thanks was proposed by Chaubey, Mr. Sachin Gupta, Dr. Jai Knox, Ms. Lorraine cultural representative Yejoleena Jaiwant . Ramos and Ms. Treasa Francis; Cultural Representatives Sneha Dominic, Mikhail Vora, Yejoleena Jaiwant, Heenakshi OLE 2021: Kindly refer to the report with photographs on the Gurbani ; Student Representatives Joan Jeejo, Eshika online festival in the mainsection Shetty, Riknal Jk, Anvita Jagtap along with Contingent Leaders Angella Ann Raju, Vaishnavi Yadav, Heenakshi, The Cultural Committee has also actively participated in Mikhail Vora, Sanskriti Shetty and dedicated Assistant Inter Collegiate fests and has come out with flying colours. Contingent Leaders Siddesh Sanzgiri, Smriti Sawant, At Inferno 2.0 (Nov 27th-29th) the Annual inter collegiate Simran Vincent, Gauri Kambli, Nahid Sayed. The students of Fest by the Indian School of Design and Innovation (ISDI) Cultural Committee have actively volunteered and presented (this was Asia’s First Virtual Intercollegiate Creative Arts their talents in the events which were Independence Day, and Design Fest) they bagged many prizes. Angella Ann Raju Teachers Day, Founders Day Commemoration, Republic Day, was the Contingent Leader assisted by Sneha Dominic and Hindi Parishad and Ole 2021 inauguration. Simran Vincent. Wilson College was in the top 10 colleges out of 35. The winners were1st Podium in ‘Happily ever Founder’s Day Commemoration was organised on 1st after’ (Design and Visual Art): Fiona M Francis 2nd Podium December, 2020 to pay homage to our Founder Dr. in ‘Design my Jam’ (Design and Visual Art): Fiona M Francis John Wilson . The programme was hosted by Cultural 1st Podium Director’s Cut (Film, Media and Photography): representative Mikhail Vora (TYBSC). After a prayer service Arpudhamani Nadar by Rev. Arpana Rangayya Principal Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje addressed the gathering. H’Ashley Almeida (SYBA) Students participated in ‘Discovery’ (11th&12th) Dec presented a fascinating mono act on a short piece from Dr. 2020, a fest conducted by the Sports Management TYKHE. John Wilson’s life which was then followed by an envoking Heenakshi was the contingent leader for this fest. Winners talk by Prof. Sudhakar Solomonraj. An eye catching portrait List of Discovery: 2nd Prize in Fitness event: Janmejay of Dr. John Wilson was made by Janhavi Thombare (FYBSC) Tewari 1st Prize in Dance Event: Shraavni Jadhav 3rd Prize and the choir presented a beautiful devotional song. Vote of in drawing and Painting: Fiona M Francis thanks was proposed by Cultural Representative Heenakshi (FYBA) after which the programme concluded with a closing We also had 20 students participating in Kshitij’20, Annual prayer and benediction. inter collegiate fest of Mithibai College. Mikhail Vora was the contingent leader for the fest and was assisted by Siddhesh India 72nd Republic Day Celebrations were held on 26th Sanzgiri, Smriti Sawant and Nahid Sayed. Goutam Jain January, 2021 to celebrate India’s 72nd Republic Day. The stood 2nd podium in product photography programme was graced by the presence of Principal Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje, Senior College Vice Principals Dr. Active participation was seen in Shoutt, (Jan 2021) an inter- Ashish Uzgare and Dr. Harsha Badkar,, Self Finance Course collegiate Fest of Jai Hind College. Sanskriti Shetty was the Coordinator, Dr. Zulieka Homavazir, Junior College Vice Contingent leader. In February’21 students participated in Principal, Mrs. Smitha Masih, Junior College Supervisor Dimensions- A Toast to Transition, an inter-collegiate fest Mr. M.R. Dubey. The programme was hosted by Cultural of V.G. Vaze College. 8 students participated in various Representative Heenakshi (FYBA). It began with Dr. Anand events that were organised by the college while some S. Burange enlightening the audience about the message other students of the cultural committee attended various by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose from Azad Hind Radio, webinars conducted throughout the fest. Heenakshi was the Berlin. The students of the Cultural Committee engaged Contingent leader. 50 2020-21, Volume 113 In the month of March’21 students participated in Spectrum feedback from the First Year students about the Orientation 20-21, a departmental fest of Mulund College of Commerce. Programme The contingent consisted of 22 participants who participated Ms. Neha Elizabeth Koshy in various events that were organised by the college. Convenor, Vaishnavi Yadav was the Contingent leader for the fest and was assisted by Zehra Sudanwala. Disaster Management Cell Olé the Annual Inter Collegiate fest of Wilson College was celebrated from 22nd to 27th March 2021. The theme for The Disaster Management Cell along with NSS Unit this year was ‘The Real Heroes’ to celebrate the front-line conducted a session on “Disaster Management” on 19Th workers. The Contingent was lead by Heenakshi and was March 2021.This was about Fire Safety and First Aid assisted by Gauri Kambli. Winner’s List of OLÈ2021: 1st Awareness. podium in script writing: Rishabh Gupta. 2nd podium in rap Thirty participants joined the extremely useful and informative event: Brijesh Tiwari 2nd podium in solo fashion show: Aditi Webinar on the Google Meet Platform. The Resource Person Kosey 2nd podium in poetry art: Fiona M Francis was Mr. Samadhan Kadu-Disaster Management Trainer who The cultural committee is proud of the committee members is associated with the Collector’s office of Raigarh District and students who have made the effort to participate in Maharashtra. various fests and wishes them success in future endeavors. In the session, Mr. Samadhan Kadu explained about the We look forward to achieve more and shape the flairs of our principles of First Aid, Control of Haemorrhage, CPR method, students helping them in every way possible. how to remove a person from danger or casualty during Dr. Thomson A. Fernandes, any kind of disaster etc. The committee interacted on the Convenor whatsapp. Dr. Abhishek Chris Orientation Committee Coordinator The Orientation Programme which is Part One of the Student Induction Programme was held on Thursday, 10th Training and Placement Cell September 2020 . Due to the pandemic, this was the first The College has been receiving Placement and Internship time that an online session of the Orientation Programme opportunities from various companies such as IFI was successfully conducted for the First Year Students. Techsolutions Pvt. Ltd., Hindustan Unilever, TCS, MNC Bank, Around 763 First Year students across all streams attended Ocean Network Express (India) Pvt. Ltd., Advent Electronics, the Orientation Programme. The Online Platform used for Sportzinteractive, SuccessR Hrtech Pvt Ltd., D E Shaw group, the Orientation Programme was Google Meet with Online among others. Training and Placement Cell, helps students streaming. graduating from Arts, Science and Self-financed courses to The aim of the Orientation Programme was to provide First connect to industries and NGOs looking for New entrants. Year students with all essential information regarding college To identify the students interested in job opportunities/ facilities, various committees, time tables, examination internships after graduation, a google form was circulated pattern, extracurricular and co-curricular activities and to among the students of Arts and Science through the heads orient them to the rules and regulations of Degree College. of the departments. Through the google form, 153 students The programme schedule consisted of the National Anthem, registered for the training and placement cell. Opportunities Prayer by College Chaplain, welcome address by Principal, from various companies were forwarded to all the registered brief introduction to Student Induction Programme and students and requested to respond, if interested. Resumes a presentation on various college facilities, committees, of all interested candidates against job advertisements were departments and rules and regulations. The Orientation collected and sent to respective HR for further communication. Programme was followed by an online Chapel service Due to the pandemic situation, very few students responded for the students. We received appreciation and positive to the shared vacancies and advertisements. By considering 2020-21, Volume 113 51 the Covid situation in India, all the vacancies were forwarded through Google Meet. Google Classroom LMS was used to students with included HR details, so that students can to provide assignments, session recordings and reading apply directly, whenever possible. material and PowerPoint presentations shared by the resource persons. CEP 2021 was inaugurated on 10th May Moreover, to get the updates on exciting opportunities for the 2021 by Principal Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje. Chief Guest students, this year, Wilson College, Training and Placement for the inauguration was Mr. V. C. John, Global Director & Cell, was registered for the Apli.ai, Start up at IIT, Bombay. Industry Marketing Head, Fintech Labs. Ms. Khambhawala, This year many students received job opportunities and gave the introductory remarks. Principal gave an encouraging internships due to direct interaction of students with HR, speech to the participants. Mr. S.Solomanraj took everyone due to needed call taken by Training and Placement. through the developmental stages of the CEP, running for over four decades now. Ms. N. Braganza introduced the The details from the students are awaited. Among them, Chief Guest who inspired all with his vision and shared his listed below are the placement opportunities that the views on how to prepare oneself for the changes happening students of Science and Arts have availed of: at an exponential rate worldwide. Mr. M. Shetti proposed Ms. Sunishka Mukherjee was recruited for US IT Recruiter the Vote of Thanks. Large numbers of teachers were present post (full time) at Rave Business Systems LLC. Ms. Kaberi for the occasion and there was great interaction among Sarmah, received internship at International Model United students Nations- Campus ambassador, from March 2021 to April Four groups of participants with equal representation of 2021. Ms. Kaberi Sarmah recruited at Quick Homes- Tele every stream and subject were formed. The three-week caller recently. Mr. Rahul Raj Agrhari recruited as a Chemist session phase was designed keeping in view a judicious (Full time) at Glaum Enclosures Pvt. Ltd blend of Information/Skill based sessions and Career based Dr. Anand S. Burange Sessions. Exclusive sessions focusing on physical and Convenor mental health were planned. Since CEP 2019-20, sessions on gender sensitization have been incorporated. This year, Cooperative Education Programme we extended the theme to the concept of inclusivity. Further, (CEP) 2020-21 sessions to train students in computer and research skills were also arranged. As the online platform was becoming The Committee for Cooperative Education Programme the new normal, special sessions were introduced to equip (CEP) for the year 2020-21 included Ms. M. Khambhawala participants with knowledge and skill to work on MS Word (Convenor, Mr. S.Solomonraj (Advisor), Mr. M. Shetti, & Google Doc, MS Excel & Google Sheet and MS PowerPoint Dr. S.Mane, Dr. S.Chaubey, Ms. S. Patade and Ms. T. Francis. . Assignments were given and assessed. Following are the Given the experience of having conducted CEP 2019-20 on a details of the sessions in this phase: humungous scale online, a request was made to the Principal to coopt more members which was accepted promptly. The A. Personality and Skill Enhancement Understanding coopted members included Dr. S. Mhaske, Ms. M.Gore, Self, Strengths and Competencies, Energy drainers Dr. T. Fernandes, Ms. N. Braganza, Ms. C.Gloria & Mr. G. and Radiators: A Template for Personal Growth, and Ghadi. The joint efforts of the13-member Committee enabled Setting Goals and Feedback Loops (S. Solomonraj), fruitful completion of the programme. The interview panel Understanding Me - A Strengths Finder Aided Discovery for the selection of students included Ms. M. Khambhawala, Journey (V.C.John), Emotional Intelligence & Leadership Mr. M.Shetti, Dr. S.Chaubey and Ms. S.Patade. fifty students (Jagdish Iyer) Fun with Statistics, (Dr. M Gupta), were selected out of eighty five applicants . As the lockdown Communicate Effectively to Become an Inspiring continued some students were directly affected and could Leader, (Dr. M Philip) Assertiveness, (M Shetti) Creative not confirm their participation. Finally twenty six students Thinking, (Ad Pocha) Personal Finance Education for joined and completed the programme successfully. Students (Jenniton lobo), Organizational Etiquettes, (Treasa Francis) How to Sell Like Pro? ( Sharmil Raj) CEP 2021 was a three-week long programme from 10th May -29th May 2021, considering the Semester 4 examination B. Physical & Mental Health Resilience Secrets: timetable. The entire programme was conducted online Covid 19 (Dr. Harish Shetty), Bursting Myths around 52 2020-21, Volume 113 COVID & Nutrition Guidelines to Safeguard Oneself Judges included Dr. J. B. Mistry (Faculty, XIC and former in Contemporary Times and Breathwork for Boosting Head of Physics Dept, St Xavier’s College), Ms. V. Mathew Immunity and Covid Relief (Mr. Sourav Ghosh & Ms. (English Dept), Ms. R.Chettiar (History Dept) and Mr. S. Gupta Dipti Deshpande) (Chemistry Dept. All the four groups displayed excellent C. Gender & Inclusivity- Exploring Sex, Gender & time management skills. For MS Word/Google Docs, there Sexuality, Adv. ( Dr. Ivan John), The Sexual Harassment was a group assignment to prepare ‘Certificate Template’ of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and and it was judged by Dr. S. Mane, Ms. N. Braganza, Mr. M. Redressal) Act, 2013 (POSH Act, 2013) (Persis Sidhva) Shetti and Ms. M. Khambhawala. For Excel Proficiency, and Understanding Intersectionality and Inclusion in the assignment was designed by Dr. T. Fernandes, and this Corporate Indian Workspaces. (Asiya Shervani) was judged by Dr. T. Fernandes and Mr. M.Shetti. Ms. Viola Mathias was declared the Best CEPian for CEP 2020- D. Computer & Research Skills, Presentation Skills: Then 21 batch. She received a cash prize Rs. 750/- and a box and Now (Dr. J. B. Mistry) MS Word/ Google Docs, (Dr. S Mane), MS Excel/ Google Sheets (Dr. Thompson) of Chocolates sponsored by Mr. Niranjan Sanzgiri instituted and Research: Concepts, Understanding and Future in the name of his uncle late Dr. Mamdani. Despite the ups Prospects (Dr. A Burange) and downs the group members ensured that everyone sailed through successfully. An excellent example of UBUNTU E. Careers Career Development: Managing Transitions realized. The Committee, reflecting upon the entire journey (Dr. D Matthew), Theatre as a Passion: Beyond the from 10th May 2021 till the Valedictory Function decided to Performance, (Mr. Quasar Thakore Padamsee), Sailing institute a ‘Resilient Group’ Prize to honour the courage, as a Passion (Col. Sandeep Kapur): Journey of a dedication, commitment and active participation of the Teenage Entrepreneur, Career in Media Panel Discussion groups despite challenges faced. The Valedictory Function (Mr. A Pratap Singh) Mr. Sameer Karve (Maharashtra on 29th May 2021was compered by Ms. N.Braganza and Times, Print Journalism), Ms. Rashmi Warang (RJ on Dr. T.Fernandes. Welcome address (Ms. Swamini Patade.), FM Gold), Ms. Ashwini Mane (Zee, Marathi), Careers in CEP 2021 Report read out by Ms. Meghana Gore and Vice- Language/Literature (Dr. S Chaubey): Hobby and Career Principal, Dr. Ashish Uzgare addressed the audience. He in Aquarium, (Mr P Kadam) Career in Horticulture for All congratulated the committee and the participants for the (Mr B. M Konde), Career in Ecotourism, (Dr. S Mane), Career in Education - with perspective of NEP 2020, successful completion of the programme. Dr. Sanjay Mhaske (V Sawant) Entrepreneurship and Startups, (Sharmil introduced the Chief Guest, Shri Vishwas Nangare Patil, Raj) Career in Library and Information Science (M Joint Commissioner of Police (Law & Order), Mumbai City. Tikam), Animation: My Passion, My Career, (C Sharma), Shri Patil used motivational poems, inspirational anecdotes Preparing for Civil Service Exam, (Aditya Prabhudesai), and his own life narratives, his speech left the audience Career in Indian and Foreign Languages (Dr. D Talpade), in awe and he interacted with the audience answering Careers in Data Science (R Nalawade) the questions posted by them. The excitement increased during the Prize Distribution, hosted by Ms. C.Gloria and F. Contemporary Issues: Farm Bills and their impact Mr. G. Ghadi. Vote of Thanks was proposed by Ms. Treasa on the agriculture sector, economy and consumers. Francis. The Cultural Programme followed planned out by (S Patil). the participants under the able guidance of Dr. Thomson Every student had to make a 10-minute presentation of a Fernandes and assisted by four teacher in-charges for four topic related to their FY and SY subject/s but not be a part groups. It included sharing of CEP journey, a showcase of of the syllabus. Ms. R. Patel (Psychology Dept), Dr. A Kumar talents, a puppet show, poem and shayari recitation, games (Botany Dept), Ms. S Patade (Committee Member) and and much more. A video on the CEP 2021 journey was also Mr. G. Ghadi (Committee Member) judged the competition. made. This was shared on staff WhatsApp group and was A special ‘Popular Choice’ prize under Individual Presentation well appreciated. competition was announced; based on participants’ votes. Dr. J. B. Mistry (Resource Person) had assigned topics to I extend a heartfelt gratitude to all the Committee members. each group during his session. The presentation included Their support and assistance, trust and commitment went Logo, Tagline and Power Point presentation. The prize- a long way towards effective completion of CEP 2021 in winning logo appears on the CEP 2021certificate. the online mode. Special note of appreciation to Mr. V.C 2020-21, Volume 113 53 John for sponsoring Gallups Strength Test, not only for the Five students’ groups were formed, every group had equal participants but also five Committee members. The test representation of boys and girls from both arts and science. helps one to identify their areas of strengths that could be Each group was represented by one leader and one technical worked upon further to develop work competencies at the head. The group leader bridged the communication between global level. Due thanks to all who have worked behind the group members and organizers. Technical heads helped in scenes. Together, it was possible to achieve yet another training and sorting technical difficulties for online platform milestone in the history of CEP. The lecture phase spanned over four weeks where following Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala resource persons interacted with students: in the area of Convenor, CEP 2021 Personality and Skills enhancement following resource persons had workshops: Co-operative Education Programme • Mr. Sudhakar Solomanraj – The Road Ahead: Self and (Report of Online Function 2019-20) Career Exploration, Structured Thinking, Earth-day and Caring for Earth, Environmental Issues and Opportunities The Committee for Cooperative Education Programme in Environment included Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala as the Convenor. Members were Mr. Sudhakar Solomonraj (Advisor), • Ms. Kirti Golatkar (Corporate Trainer, Life K Designs) – Mr. Mahesh Shetti, Dr. Sushant Mane, Dr. Anand Burange, Industry Overview: Building blocks and Goal Setting Ms. Ayeshna Dutta, Ms. Asilata Karandikar and Ms. Jabinda • Dr. Jahangir Mistry (Xavier’s Institute of Communication) Lobo. – Presentation Skills The interview panel for selection of students comprised of • Mr. Jagdish Iyer – Leading with Emotional Intelligence Mr. Sudhakar Solomanraj (CEP advisor and Head, Political • Mr. Mahesh Shetti – Multiple Intelligence Science Department), Mr. Mahesh Shetti (CEP Committee member, Physics Dept) and Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala • Ms. Heena Bhimani – Mental Health Care and Role of (Convenor CEP and Head, Sociology Dept). Forty-eight Nutrition in Lockdown, Reducing Stress & Anxiety: Meditation Techniques & Diet students were seleted out of hundred applications and Forty Four students participated in the programme. • Dr. Gita Chadha – Contemporary Perspective to Gender: Intersectionality, Queerness and Masculinity Due to the pandemic the city was under a lockdown and this affected our programme. However the idea to conduct • Dr. Manoj Bhatawadekar – Raising the Resilience an online CEP struck the Convenor after a telephonic In addition, following sessions added value to the conversation with Dr. J. B Mistry (XIC & CEP Resource programme: Creativity (Mr. Adi Pocha) Person). Principal Madam wholeheartedly agreed to a first in Visual Thinking (Mr. John Paul Raj) Reading and Other History ‘online CEP’ and suggested that Zoom could be used Competencies (Mr. Shriharsh Kaushik) Striving for as the online platform. The committee met multiple times Excellence (Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala). How I Became on the Zoom platform to see the feasibility and decided to What I am Today and Why? (Ms. Pranjali Khajanji).Gender have the very first online-CEP in the history of 41 years of and Economics (Dr. Vibhuti Patel) Bioprinting (Dr. Sushant CEP. Students were given basic training to use the Zoom Mane), Personal Finance Education for Students (Mr. platform in the last March. The month-long programme was Jenniton Silva Lobo). Higher Education Abroad (Mr. Mehta, completely conducted online. Kareer Krafters) The CEP 2020 was inaugurated on 2nd April 2020 by Following talks on Career Perspectives were arranged: Principal Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje. Vice Principal Dr. Research Mindset (Dr. K. Sridhar, T.I.F.R. and Mr. K. Sivan, Harsha Badkar shared words of wisdom. A large number Research Consultant),Introduction to Research (Dr. Anand of teachers were present for the occasion. Convenor Ms. Burange, Chemistry Dept),Media for Students Interested in Muneerah Khambhawala welcomed all and Ms. Ayeshna Language (Ms. Ashwini Mane, Zee),Horticulture Nursery: Dutta proposed the vote of thanks. A Business Opportunity (Mr. Bandu Konde, Botany Dept), 54 2020-21, Volume 113 Hobby and Careers Related to Aquariums (Mr. Pulakesh The condition was the topic must be related to the subject Kadam, Taraporewala Aquarium), Human Resource the participant is studying but not from the syllabus. Ms. (Mr. Yogesh Somani), Public Service (Mr. Aditya Prabhudesai, Aarti Manerikar (Head, History Department) and Dr. Anand IRS, Undersecretary, Cabinet Secretariat) Burange (Chemistry Department) judged the competitions. The variety of topics chosen by participants was highly Journalism (Mr. Sameer Karve, Maharashtra Times), appreciated. Various techniques used by some of the Scientific Staff in Science Labs (Mr. Uday Kashelikar, participants showed the extra mile they walked in the CEP Scientific Officer, NPCIL) Digital Marketing (Dr. Raamesh journey. A special ‘Popular choice’ prize under Individual Gowri), Indian and Foreign Languages (Dr. Dnyaneshwari Presentation competition was announced. Talpade), History, Archaeology, and Heritage (Dr. Kurush Dalal, archaeologist, Live History India) N.G.O. (Mr. Mayur In addition, to appreciate the efforts of one group in Helia). continuing the Kaizen practice (bringing small improvements On the last day Mr. Sudhakar Solomanraj summarized all to achieve bigger long-term goals) that was mentioned by the sessions and talked about careers in diverse areas. The Prof. Sudhakar Solomonraj in one of his session, another name of the concluding session was ‘Brand You’. ‘Special prize’ was instituted. All the members of this group have continued this practice till date and have been regularly The CEP sessions concluded on 2nd May 2020. Ms. Roopa updating their improvements to Prof. Sudhakar Solomonraj. Isaac and Mr. Mikhail Vora had designed some online games This prize stands as a testimony as to how CEP sessions and quizzes. Many other members contributed through bring about positive change in participant’s life. songs, sharing paintings and the memes they created for the CEP programme. Mr. Mikhail Vora was declared as the Best CEPian for CEP 2019-20 batch. He received a cash prize sponsored A Three-day follow up session ‘How to manage myself by Mr. Niranjan Sanzgiri instituted in the name of his uncle during a change?’ was conducted on 11th, 13th and 15th Dr. Mamdani. May 2020 by Mr. Anish Menon and Ms. Natalia. The winners of the competitions held within the three groups Valedictory Function were The Valedictory was conducted on 20th March 2021. Mr. 1. Making effective Power Point judged by Dr. Jahangir Sanjay Joshi, Executive Director, Wonder Cement Ltd was Mistry. the chief guest. He is an ex-Wilsonian, Chemistry graduate and an ex-CEPian from CEP-1996 batch. He guided students 2. Each group also had to design a logo for CEP. The prize- about how keen observations, learning extra skills along winning logo was put on the CEP certificate along with with sincere efforts taken in regular academics can lead you the college logo. in life. 3. The online group presentations were judged by Ms. Vinita Mathew (English Department), Ms. Ayeshna CEP 2020 magazine ‘Connect’ was released on this Dutta (CEP member, Sociology Department), Ms. occasion at the hands of the Principal and the Chief Guest. Jabinda Lobo (CEP member, Microbiology Department) All the prizes were announced on this occasion. Students and Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala (CEP Convenor, Head, presented various cultural events online, through pre- Sociology Department). Excellent group coordination recorded or live videos. Dr. Satyawati Chaubey took the was seen among participants especially when no charge of coordinating the same. group members could be physically present with each CEP 2019-20 batch came out with the second volume of other. A high degree of inclusiveness was seen where CEP magazine ‘Connect’ (the first volume was published some members faced connectivity issues and their pre- in 2003). The unique thing about this volume is that it is recorded videos were incorporated very smoothly in designed and compiled completely by the CEP students. the presentations by their groups. Some groups used Prof. Sudhakar Solomonraj encouraged students to come up exemplary techniques to beat our expectations. with this volume reflecting the artistic and literary talent of Competition for Individual Presentation was organized CEPians. The resources for printing were also raised by Prof. where students had to make a 10-minute presentation. Sudhakar Solomonraj. 2020-21, Volume 113 55 The Editorial Team consisted of: Coordinator - Ms. Priyanjana Accordingly following programs were arranged.Khel Khel Deora, Magazine Designer – Ms. Disha Waingarkar & Ms. Mein. A workshop on Interpersonal Relationships “Khel Kreena Shah, Cover Page Designer – Ms. Sana Khan & Khel Mein“, was conducted by our alumnus, Dr. Shamin Shrutika Wadkar, Art Editor – Ms. Anamika Gupta, Editor Suryavanshi on 15th June 1999.There was an overwhelming – Ms. Divya Joshi, Compiling & Editing – Ms. Pavithra response from the non-teaching staff towards this program. Kandasami, Chief Content Editor – Ms. Ankita Dubey, They participated in it whole heartedly. “The college should Content Editor – Mr. Aniruddha Phadke. conduct more of such programs, as then, we can handle our stress levels more efficiently” was their feedback. The Editorial team has rightly expressed ‘Working for CEP magazine was the very first experience for every member of Computer Orientation Workshop: A basic Computer the team in participating, organizing, designing, and editing a Orientation Workshop was organised by the IT department magazine. It gave us a chance to explore the area we had never for non-teaching staff of our college. It was conducted in ventured into. It was a new and enriching experience and we two batches on 16th December 2019 and 13th January all got exposed to a new set of skills. Forming and working 2020 respectively. with the team virtually was a good learning experience. All Webinar on “Office Automation” IQAC & Training programme team members were very supportive, cooperative, hard- for Non-teaching Staff Committee organized the Webinar working, and brought new ideas into making of the magazine. on 6th February, 2021 for Wilson College Non-teaching Thanks to all participants who submitted their entries. We Staff. The topic was “ Office Automation”, delivered by Ms are very grateful for the support and opportunity from the Keyaa Mukherjee, Office Superintendent, Maniben Nanavati CEP Committee members, participants and sponsors. Special Women’s College, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai. Some teaching thanks to Vikshita Poojary (T.Y.B.A, English Literature student) staff also attended the session. for technical help, Bushra Qazi and Meenaz Ansari (ex- student) for getting the magazines printed on time. We are Objectives of Webinar: To standardize the routine work going to cherish this magazine for ever’. of administrative office, To enable the organization of the stored data, To increase productivity and effectiveness of Lastly, I extend a heartfelt gratitude to all the Committee administrative work members with a special note of appreciation for Mr. Mahesh Shetti for extending all-round support and To facilitate the decision making procedure on the basis assistance throughout. The trust, support and commitment of accurate data, To avoid unnecessary paper work To of the entire team enabled the successful completion of remove the communication gap with transparency of data. the CEP in the online mode, an important milestone in the Ms Keyaa Mukherjee with her excellent expertise gave an history of CEP. overview of Office Automation which included : Meaning of Office automation, Digitized Administration Implementation Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala of E-governance, Execution of DCRM (Document Control Convenor, CEP 2019-20 Record Management) as per quality management system, Paperless office work, SWOC analysis and NAAC perspective Training programs for documents, there was a great response from participants Non Teaching Staff Any system works by collecting, storing, manipulating & The Committee of training programs for non–Teaching relaying office information & data digitally to accomplish staff comprised of: Mrs. Shubhangi Gavankar (Convenor) basic tasks & goals. An office automation system could be Dr. Harsha Badkar, Mr Pradeep Abhyankar (Co-Convenor) a facility management software that allows managing & Mr. Shekhar Deodhar and Mrs. Ruby Malshe automating various operations related to our workplace. It was felt necessary that the college should arrange training Office automation is a way of dealing with tedious & programs for non-teaching staff to relieve them from their repetitive work with the help of technology. No section in monotonous routine jobs and enhance inter-personal skills. an organisation is left untouched by automation. Digitization The Non-teaching staff can participate in training programs has now become an integral part of an organisation. The to release their stress and have a good teamwork. optimal use of automation strengthens our overall workflow. 56 2020-21, Volume 113 I believe we have justified our goal. The Committee is been undertaken. A committee of teaching faculty members thankful to all those, who contributed directly and indirectly form a strong support system to ensure smooth functioning in making these events a great success. We are extremely of the Centre with support from the College Management, grateful to Principal Madam for her tremendous support and Principal, and Well-Wishers. guidance towards these programs. Student Support Activities include conducting multiple Ms. Shubhangi Gavankar surveys to understand needs and challenges of AVC members Convenor thereby facilitating the process of designing the role of AVC next year. The Centre adopted the following measures at both individual and institutional level.eg. Training Andrews’ Vision Centre Report programmes : A Training session on how to use e-learning “Technology is the new sight. It’s a vision which comes for degree college AVC members on 26 May 2020 was from a dream to make life better, Not just for one but for conducted by Dr. Biraj Mehta Rathi. The students were all. To see things in a different light is to see things in a familiarised with the zoom and google meet platform in the better way.” session. The session was indeed effective and interactive. This was followed by several one-on-one sessions with Andrews Vision Centre (since 2008) continues to be students with hands on experience, with the help of NSS committed “To Help Visually Challenged Students to volunteers training on how to use platforms like Zoom, be Educationally, Technologically, Psychologically and Google Meet, Google Classroom, Gmail, and Maps was Socially Enriched so That They Are Better Equipped to given. Face the Challenges of Life” as well as help students with other disabilities to ensure inclusivity on the Campus. Students were provided with study materials eg Logic and This year Covid 19 pandemic has hit the world and AVC Economics braille diagrams were provided to SYJC, the same has embraced the changes gracefully, coping with online was procured from Raised Lines Foundation, Gurgaon. WIFI learning positively. The pandemic opened the possibility for routers and Power banks were provided to students facing our students to technically equip themselves. Currently the network issues in attending online lectures. Recordings of Centre supports twenty seven visually challenged students SYJC textbooks were also provided. Guidance on completing one with a learning disabilitiy, and two with cerebral palsy. the Foundation Course project was given to FYBA students. The Centre is sustained by Sterling and Wilson Solar Limited, EVS journals were provided to SYJC Students as it was not the College Management and Well Wishers. The Centre available in their villages. The material was delivered at provided continuous Online support: Covid 19 pandemic student’s homes in villages to enable them continue with separated us physically. But we have used technology and online education. our services have shifted to online mode. Online availability Online tutorials for class SYJC from 12th July 2020 on daily of full-time coordinators ensured smooth functioning of basis was conducted. A systematic time table is drawn out administrative and academic activities. Financial Support and followed, the same is followed by review meetings. was provided to needy students for education . It also There are nine students and eight mentors, one mentor facilitated procedures for procuring prestigious government for each subject. The Zoom platform is used for tutorials, and private scholarships. Volunteer Support was extended lectures are recorded and then uploaded on the AVC YouTube through a strong and committed volunteer group of channel which enables students to revise and access at approximately thirty Wilson College students who assist as their own pace. readers, tutors, friends, and mentors. Daily Tutorials by way of learning classes and creating accessible study material Casual meetings along with volunteers were conducted to ensure a smooth learning process is provided. Annual with the students of AVC to have a friendly chat and also maintenance of Centre’s assistive technology was carried solve any issues they were facing. This helped to strengthen out. The washrooms in the Centre have also been renovated. the student volunteer bond . Continuation of sensitization programs in the form of a The ‘Help The Blind’ organization provides scholarships for Certificate Course in Disability Studies and a webinar on visually impaired students. AVC facilitated the entire process inclusion of persons with disabilities in higher education has online which was challenging for students as well the co- 2020-21, Volume 113 57 ordinators of AVC and Help the Blind Foundation. The hard is the Head of Rashtirya Viklang Party (Maharashtra). He work paid off as fourteen students from the degree college contributes to policy making and decisions with regard to received scholarships. rights of persons with disabilities. We extend our Gratitude to our donor Mrs. Shobha Nair whose generous contribution In the Online Employment Training Program the college has made it possible for us AVC to continue provide support has collaborated with ‘Youth 4 Job’ and has been doing to visually challenged students of Wilson College. employability skill programs for visually impaired students. Currently, four students from our Centre are part of this Dr. Biraj Mehta Rathi Mr Abhilash S.C and Ms. Ansa Pinto ongoing program. Each student has been assigned a Convenor Centre Co Ordinators volunteer. Individual attention is very important to enhance new communication skills and learn the skills required for Nature Club employment in a corporate world. Our students are on the way to find and achieve their own unique goals. Nature club committee for 2020-2021 consisted of Mr. Bandu Konde, Ms. Vinita Mathew, Dr. Ajitha Kumar, At the institutional level the AVC has created pedagogical Dr. Sushant Mane, Mr. Kailash Shinde, Ms. Asilata guidelines for teachers to keep in mind while creating Online Karandikar, Ms. Swamini Patade. Sana Khan of TYBA and Accessible Material for Visually Challenged Students. The Harsha Ghadi of SYBSC who was nominated as student AVC assisted the exam committee for executing accessible representative. Unfortunately, because of the lockdown systems of examination whenever required. and tremendous strain on students the activities of the club were restricted. The following events were organized to enhance sensitization. A two-day online national workshop on Nature Club Alumni and Lets Go Outdoors organized wildlife ‘Persons with Disabilities in Higher Education: Inclusion & week in the first week of October along with Nature club. Employment’ (15-16th May). The workshop was exclusively Participants included were from Wilson College and schools for teachers and three hundred participants were selected across Maharashtra and India. There were webinars by out of more than thousand applications from all across the experts from Tamil Nadu, Dr. Albert Rajendran from country. The Speakers covered a wide range of pertinent Palavamkothai, Mr. Sunil Zaveri from Dubai and Mr. Vivek topics that helped the attendees understand the subject on Kulkarni from Mumbai on reptiles, birds and wetland a deeper level. ecosystems. There were sessions on composting by Mr. The Centre in collaboration with Youth4Jobs will continue Sivan, organic gardening by Ms. Meenaz and Ms. Tanuja. with the certificate course in disability studies, a formal Mr. Hari Chakyar an alumnus shared his experiences of letter of understanding has been signed for a long term Project 36 of planting trees in all states and union territories collaboration. of India which he had done with another alumnus Mr. Anthony Kharbani. Mr. Anish Menon an alumnus organized Our Student achievements are as follows In 2019-2020, Ms. interactive session on way forward. Mr. Sandesh Lad and Priti Abraham ( FYJC) AVC topper with a 79.23% score.In Ms. Sneh Lad conducted competitions in poetry, painting 2019-2020 Ms. Shravani Pawar topped in AVC with 75.84% for different age groups. The youngest participant was three closely followed by Ms. Pranali Davre with 74.77. years. Keswick School Madurai was awarded a special prize for maximum participation. Three field guides were gifted to The success of our centre lies in the fact that many the school library. members have independently established their identity and made a mark in positively contributing to public life in the Naturalia Wilsonica the ex-students group organized camps community and nation. Some of the success stories - We and treks and camps between December and Feburary. They are proud to share that Mr. Harshad is closely involved as a will organize a camp in June to Dharamkot, Lake Glacier, COVID warrior, this is self-initiated along with the concerned Chamba, Lahual valley and Jibi in Himachal Pradesh. NGOs, which has also issued a letter of appreciation for the same. Ms. Darshana is an avid blogger and has an active Naturalia Wilsonica the Wilson nature club group is a major channel that shares her aspirations, talent and abilities as a support and provides mentoring to our nature club students. fashion advisor (among many other things) Mr. Shamshergir The group ensured that the Wilson tree planting does not 58 2020-21, Volume 113 have a break with a mini tree planting of 50 saplings at a Eclecticism and Exploring Different Possibilities, Identifying farm in Pali. Ones Strength and Weakness Mr. Sudhakar Solomonraj How to Study Effectively, Career Guidance, Forms of Staff Advisor, Nature Club Discrimination in Society, Writing an Effective CV Exploring Johari Window, The Art of Communicating Information & Communication Effectively by Power Point Presentation Role of a Tourist Technology (ICT) Guide in the Tourism Sector and Mental Health The ICT committee comprised of the following members: In the SFC section, the mentorship program introduced is Convenor: Kapil Bhatt, Co - Convenor: Dr. A. Burange, called “The GNMP Program” Generation Next Mentorship Members: Mr. M. D’ Souza, Dr. S. Mhaske, Dr. T. Fernandes, Programme wherein the Faculty members/ Graduates/ Ms. S. Patade, Dr. P. Wankhede, Ms. Shreelatha, Mr. Gaurav Industry Professionals/ Alumni are inducted into mentorship Ghadi, Registrar, Mr. P. Abhyankar, Mr. Prashant Ambavle. In system and they have met the students online on need basis a meeting we were introduced to a new set of skills. to listen to their issues and guide them on the following areas : Study- Life balance Communication skills, Career guidance, We suggested in an our committee meeting to improve Business vision, Analytical/ problem solving skills, Personal the Audio Visual Room facilities. Particularly the sound and attitude towards learning and working, Self confidence, public address system needs repairing further suggestions Personality and leadership, Further studies, Personal issues, to use ICT tools have been made. As everything was online Global competencies, Family values and Networking. this year suggestions with regard to the use of ICT will be To know the reaction of the students to this program a implemented once we resume teaching offline. systematic feedback system has been introduced. Dr. Kapil Bhatt, Convenor Dr. Ajita Kumar Dr. A. Burange, Co-Convenor Convenor Student Mentoring National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit ‘Necessity leads to innovation’, this has been the key to the The NSS Unit of Wilson College was enrolled with the initiatives and activities of the committee in these difficult Mumbai University for the academic year 20-21 with a year of the pandemic. In the beginning of the academic strength of 50 volunteers. An advisory committee was set year, the committee unanimously decided on the number up with Dr. H. A. Parbat as the Convenor & Program officer of mentees to be allotted to each teacher mentor. With the of NSS 20-21 and Mr. B. Konde, Dr. Jai Knox, Mr. K. Shinde, help of the committee members all the students of first year, Dr. H. Shaikh, Dr. Biraj Mehta, Ms. Suruchi Sawant, Mr. second year and third year from Arts and Science were Sachin Gupta & Ms. Lorraine Vaz were appointed as members distributed into groups and allocated to respective mentors. of the committee. The NSS works with diverse themes and Care was taken to assign mentors to the mentees from our activities revolve around them. The main themes for this the same stream (Arts/Science). Charge of the Mentoring year were:1. Awareness about differently-abled community program for the students of Self Financed Courses (SFCs) 2. Mental Health & Personality Development 3. Education of was delegated to the Coordinator of the SFCs. the underprivileged 4. Fitness Guidelines for online mentoring including the format for the Orientation was on 12th October, for all the newly enrolled Google form for registration of the mentees and the group of volunteers for the year 2020-21. It was inaugurated by mentees were communicated to the mentors. Accordingly, Dr. H. A. Parbat (Program Officer of NSS) who spoke about the mentors got their mentees registered and joined their the importance of volunteering and how one can help society respective Google classrooms for the purpose. The mentors even during the pandemic. A small video was presented conducted online sessions to interact and guide them wherein the volunteers showcased all the activities of the through Google meet. Sessions were conducted on: Dealing previous year. The session was then addressed by the with Insecurities, Different Contexts of Anxiety and Relevant senior volunteers who explained about the duties of a NSS Responses 2020-21, Volume 113 59 Volunteer was and how activities were conducted. It was as poster & slogan competition, quiz competition, film then followed up by ice breaking sessions wherein the junior screening, discussion round etc. The Volunteers discussed volunteers built a rapport and had fun.The NSS Volunteers the importance of volunteering and how one can help on an began with their work on April, 2020 by spreading awareness individual level to bring change in the society. on the ongoing pandemic. The volunteers discussed about Fit India - The NSS Unit organized various no of activities the different aspects of Covid-19 and it’s causes. Awareness under Fit India. Yoga Day was celebrated on 21st June in was spread through social media. Masks were also made & which Shubham Mishra showcased a lot of yoga poses and distributed by the volunteers in their localities. The NSS Unit explained the importance of making yoga a part of daily life. had organized many on-ground activities in the Academic From 21st - 30th September a 7 day walking challenge was year 20-21 such as distribution of masks in villages, beach done in which the volunteers had to walk for 2-3 km every cleanups, educating & feeding the underprivileged children day in order to make walking a habit for healthy lifestyle at Airoli, Sector 19. Many online webinars were also among the volunteers. On 29th September a webinar was organized to create an awareness about different social held on fitness wherein Mr.Rajan Jothady, the boxing issues amongst the society. Webinars on climate change, coach of Wilson College explained the basics & benefits disaster management, personality development created a of exercising. From 14th - 23rd March a 10 day walking big impact among the youths. Some of the major activities challenge was organized and on 25th March a Yoga session that were organized are as follows: Mental Health – Mental for 2 hours was conducted. health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well- being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It is important Education of Under Privileged –The NSS Unit visited a slum at every stage of life. We organized this webinar because community at Airoli, Section 19 and imparted education to pandemic was affecting everyone’s state of mind. Thus the children. Alphabets, poems, basic math’s was taught to to raise awareness & to provide support to everyone this the children through various fun activities. A research was activity was conducted. The speaker of the session Mr. Sam also conducted to know how many children attend school Koshy (Director of “The Movement, India”) emphasized on and receive education. We also organized a sports activity the importance of self love & self care. He also shared with in which we played a lot of game and also taught them basic us some important tips to take care of our mental health. exercises. Food distribution was also done with Rotighar, Apart from the webinar a lot of sessions were conducted with the support and guidance of Mr. Anish Chavan. which emphasized on mental health. Awareness about this Udaan - This year the NSS Unit collaborated with Akshara topic was also spread through our social media account. Foundation which works for Gender equality and safe space for Women and LGBTQ community. The NSS Volunteers of AVC Tech Mentoring - The Andrew Vision Centre & The Akshara Foundation organized a fest “Udaan” from 24th - NSS Unit collaborated together for tech mentoring for the 28th February. The fest was of 5 days which consisted of visually challenged students. From 8th - 14th September, different kind of activities. The volunteers presented some the Volunteers started mentoring the AVC Members on Ads, Songs, Movies and Serials in a analytical format on how various topics like Google Meet, Google Classroom, Gmail, our society stereotypes every gender as per convenience. Google Map, Zoom Meeting etc. All the functions & features of the applications were taught to the AVC Students. The After the activity a discussion round was conducted for the volunteers who came forward to mentor the students were unit to understand the ideology of every Volunteers and how Ms. Angella Ann Raju, Ms. Bhagyashree Badbe, Ms. Husena we can break these stereotypes. Barodawala, Mr. Mukund Palyekar, Ms. Prashansa Shinde The NSS Unit of Wilson College organized their socio- Mr. Ritvik Singh, Mr. Shamshegir Shaikh & Mr. Shreyas cultural fest on 8th & 9th of April 2021. The fest began with Shirke. Every volunteer was given a student to individually the inauguration ceremony which was presided by the vice mentor. On 16th September there was a small demonstration principal of the college Dr. Ashish Uzgare. The fest was session in which the students demonstrated everything they also blessed with the presence of Mr. Satish Kolte who is have learned from their mentors. the district coordinator of NSS Cell of Mumbai District. The NSS Week - The Unit celebrated the NSS Week with great theme for the fest was “Beyond the Horizon” which focused enthusiasmand zeal. Various activities were organized such on the difficulties faced by the differently abled people of 60 2020-21, Volume 113 the society. Competitions such as blog writing, poster representatives - Sneha Dominic, Mikhail Vora, Yejoleena making, elocution competition, debate competition, mehndi Jaiwant, Heenakshi Gurbani. competition etc was conducted. All the participants who Hindi Parishad and Drama Club of Wilson College organised attended enjoyed the fest. Live streaming of the fest was an online interactive session on 10th February, 2021. also done in YouTube. After all the events were completed, Mr. Mujeeb Khan [Founder of Ideal Drama and Entertainment Bharud which is a folk art of Maharashtra was organized. Academy] was the Chief Guest . Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje Mr Anil Kengar presented his act in front of everyone in graced the occasion. The hosts for this session were junior which he spread awareness among the audience on how to college students Gazal Shah and Sapna Choubey who help the differently abled and how a person can make a big are also a part of Hindi Parishad. Pritty Abraham sang a change in the society with a small effort. melodious welcome song which was then followed by short ACHIEVEMENTS 1. Mr. Ritvik Singh -1st prize in elocution message by drama club Convenor Dr. Thomson Fernandes competition hosted by the NSS Unit of Jai Hind College.Ms. and advisor of Hindi Parishad, Mrs. Sunita Chauhan. Another Bhagyashree Badbe & Mr. Mukund Palyekar were selected student, Faiza Waghoo gave brief introduction of Mr. Mujeeb in the district level for the NRD/SRD Camp .Ms. Husena Khan and welcomed him. Mr. Mujeeb Khan took the viewers Barodawala was selected as the HOD of Thinkers Forum in on a trip down the Memory lane narrating how he started Ole, the college fest. Ms. Angella Ann Raju was appointed his journey by gaining experience in all the areas related to as the CL with Ms. Aishwarya Zagade as the CL for the theatre. He explained the importance of language in theatre fest Umeed of Jai Hind College. Total no of 10 volunteers and showed examples of various facial expressions and participated in this fest in 11 events. Mr. Shamshegir Shaikh how an artist’s body language, punctuation and vocabulary was appointed as the Cl with Ms. Angella Ann Raju as the contribute to the art and make an impact on the audience. ACL for the fest Anubhuti of Ruia College. Total no of 9 Towards the end of the session he answered the questions volunteers participated in this fest in 5 events Ms. Tanisha raised by the students of Degree and Junior College present Peter - 1st prize in Mono acting and Ms. Shravani Pawar - in the session. He also presented a snippet from his play 2nd prize in Elocution for the fest Anubhuti. Ms. Bhagyashree Inquilab Zindabad. The vote of thanks was proposed by Badbe was appointed as the CL for the fest Sankalp of Lala Akansha Singh after which the session was brought to Rajpat Rai College. Total no. of 5 volunteers participated in conclusion. We look forward to conduct more number of 3 events. Ms. Husena Barodawala was appointed as the CL sessions in the next academic year that would help our with Ms. Angella Ann Raju as the ACL for the fest Uttung students to get pathway to theatre and film industries. of Podar College. Total no. of 6 volunteers participated in Dr. Thomson A. Fernandes, 4 events. Ms. Komalika Ninawe was appointed as the CL Convenor with Ms. Siddhika Tandel as the ACL for the fest Utkranti of Wilson College. Total no of 14 volunteers participated in 8 events10. Ms. Komalika Ninawe won the best Cl Award. Ms. Rotaract Club Navyashree Dubey - 2nd prize and Mr. Harshad Chakradhare -3rd prize in Poem Competition. Mr. Mukund Palyekar - 1st Rotaract Club in Wilson College called the “Rotaract Club of prize in Mono Acting and Ms. Zeba Shaikh -2nd prize in Wilson College (RCWC)” has been established in year 2016 Mehndi Competition. and the members have seen the club grow steadily since then. The theme for the present Rotaract year at RCWC Dr. H. A. Parbat is “Explore, Expand and Excel” which we as RCWC have NSS UNIT Program Officer proudly executed by Exploring various activities, expanding our reach and proudly Excelling after. The professor in- Drama Club charge of RCWC is Mr. Kailash Waman Shinde. The Drama Club is led by its Convenor, Dr. Thomson RCWC has executed numerous activities with various A. Fernandes, Members- Dr. Michelle Philip Dr. Anand departments in College this year. We started conducting S. Burange, Dr. Satyavati Chaubey, Mr. Sachin Gupta, activities after the Annual Rotaract Club installation on 20th Ms. Veronica Bhonsle, Mr. Pradeep Abhyankar; Cultural September, 2020. 2020-21, Volume 113 61 RCWC in collaboration with Mindler conducted a webinar board. 34 yoga enthusiasts from the college joined this online on the topic, “Internships and Jobs in a COVID-19 Era” for session. Ms. Dipti Jain also demonstrated the breathing students on 13th Sept, 2020. On the occasion of “World exercises especially for lungs during these pandemic times. Mental Health Day” a webinar was held on the topic “The Art As Ms Jain is a certified nutritionist too, she emphasised the of Mindfulness” by counseling psychologist, Ms. Akshada importance of a well balanced healthy diet. The feedback for Kulkarni on 10th Oct, 2020. the session was very encouraging. This led to likeminded people coming together on a Whatsapp platform to share On 16th Jan 2021 a football tournament was organized in experiences, yoga postures and information related to collaboration with Rotary Club of Mumbai Downtown Sealand overall wellbeing. Using such online platforms we intend to and the Rotaract Club of Mumbai Downtown. This was for remain connected, exchanging the know hows of different underprivileged girls to encourage team spirit and fitness. yoga asanas till this pandemic gets over. RCWC conducted its first-ever trek which was in Ms. Meghana Gore collaboration with Gear to Summit and the Rotaract Club of Convenor Bombay Chembur West On 14th February, 2021.Also on 3rd March 2021 a wildlife photography competition was held on the occasion of World Wildlife day. An event “RotarACTION: Green Warrior Initiative We Act to Bring Change” was organized on the occasion of The Green Warriors which was initiated in the academic year World Rotaract Day on 13th March, 2021.In collaboration 2016-2017 by the IQAC, was able to do some work in spite with various Rotaract Clubs under Rotaract District 3141 of the lockdown and non-availability of staff and students along with community organizations “Change Is Us” and on campus this year. The dry re -cyclable waste that was “We the SeaFins” the club carried out a ‘BEACH CLEAN- collected in a store room dedicated for this purpose, was UP’ activity at Girgaum Chowpatty on 14th March, 2021. In quite substantial and as soon as it was possible, the NGO March, in collaboration with Olé 2021, the club organized a Stree Mukti Sangathana, was able to collect it from the blood donation camp . campus. The following quantity of re-cyclable waste was given to the NGO: Mr. Kailash Shinde, Staff in charge Date Paper Plastic Metal Cardboard E-waste Yoga Training 31.7.2019 336 24 kg 280 kg 51kg - kg The Yoga committee comprised of Ms. Meghana 22.1.2020 824 40 kg - - - Gore(Convenor), Ms. Loretta Mascarenhas, Ms. Shubhangi kg Gavankar . In the second semester the committee decided to use the Whatsapp platform to reach the students, staff Total 1,160 64 kg 280 kg 51 kg and non teaching staff. Because of the online mode of kg teaching and learning many students complained about stiff neck, body ache and such ailments. To address these The total value of the waste was Rs. 8893/- and 60% of areas and improve their overall health, a daily online activity that value is available in the form of recycled paper which was started on a regular basis from 8th Feb 2021 to 30th the college can use for multiple purposes. 60% of 8893 / = April 2021. Simple, basic postures of asanas with detailed 5336/- Previous Balance 843 /- steps and their benefits were posted on staff and student’s Total Balance Amount 6179 /- groups. During these testing times many people religiously do these yoga ‘asanas’ and ‘pranayams’ for physical and 700 tetra packs were sent to RUR GreenLife Pvt. Ltd for re- mental wellbeing. Fitness is not just about weight loss but cycling also about having better immunity and a healthy mind. This year we were able to sell only 5 bird feeders.The Green On 21st April 2021 Ms. Dipti Jain conducted an online Warriors have initiated a Whatsapp organic gardening group yoga session for the staff and the students. Ms Loretta which facilitates exchange of seeds, cuttings and saplings, Mascarenhas was instrumental in getting Ms. Dipti Jain on etc., among the staff and students. Hopefully we will be 62 2020-21, Volume 113 able to have a corner on campus where this activity can be Committee - ‘Students Support conducted once the lockdown is lifted. This year we were able to harvest the compost from the campus compost pit. Team for Online Teaching Learning’ About 68 kg of rich organic manure was packed and sold The Committee for ‘Students Support Team for Online on campus at the rate of Rs 20/- per kilo. The total amount Teaching-Learning’ included the following members: collected from sales was Rs.1360/-. This was a small start Convenor - Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala Advisor - Mr. and the response was very encouraging. We are grateful to Sudhakar Solomonraj,Vice Principal - Dr. Harsha Badkar, SYBsc 19-20 students Abhishek Dattatray Mayekar, Kiran Dr. Anuradha Pendse, Ms. Vinita Mathew, Mr. Mahesh Sandeep Umbalkar, Yohaan Gurmeet Dhanowa and Divya Shetti, Mr. Gaurav Ghadi, Dr. Devdatta Lad, Dr. Thomson Sunil Vanjeri who helped us with composting of the canteen Fernandes, Dr. Sushant Mane, Dr. Ajita Kumar, Dr. Jai Knox, wet waste. We are thankful to Mr. Sudhakar Solomonraj and Dr. Satyawati Chaubey, AVC Support – Dr. Biraj Mehta. Ms. Saakshi Pradhan for their help. We are also thankful In the first week of June 2020, before the Committee was to our canteen staff, gardners Mr. Prakash Jadhav and Mr. constituted, a few teachers (Ms. M. Khambhawala, Mr. S. Janardan Khapre for their contribution. Solomonraj, Mr. M.Shetti, Ms. A. Manerikar, Dr. A. Pendse, We are grateful to all the teaching and non-teaching staff Ms. V. Mathew, Dr. T. Fernandes and Dr. D. Lad) informally and students for their support. came together to address the issues, students may face as the Pandemic compelled us to conduct online classes. These Ms. Meghana Gore teachers decided to use the online survey data conducted by Convenor. College as per the University Guidelines to gain a preliminary understanding on the nature and extent of the problem. The Career Counselling Cell proposal was shared with our Principal, Prof. Anna Pratima The Career Counselling Cell organised four online sessions. An Nikalje, who appreciated and encouraged this proactive introductory session on career guidance was conducted on step. Dr. Harsha Badkar, Vice-Principal, was requested to 13th Feb, 2021 by Professor Sudhakar Solomonraj to prepare share the data of the online survey. the students to face the competitive world of tomorrow, After going through the survey data, 327 students were clarifying values, interest, strength and skills. The second identified based on their response about whether they session was on ‘Journalism and Mass Communication’ on 6th may face any kind of technical or financial issue while March 2021. Mr. Jitendra Dixit, Regional Editor of ABP News taking online education.The students were divided into 4 for Maharashtra, Gujarat and Goa discussed the career options categories: Those who have internet connectivity issue, in media, journalism and Mass Communication to guide the Those who have device issue, those who needed financial students in choosing their right career path in the future. help for device, Those who were facing financial pressure Career Counselling Cell in collaboration with IQAC of due to lockdown situations under pandemic Wilson College organised a session on 19th March 2021. A small study was also conducted by some of these teachers This event focused mainly on the BSc students. It was an to decide the following things: informative and interactive session the resource person was Dr. Vasudevan T.G., Associate Professor of Department of What are the data packages available from various mobile Biotechnology of Manipal University of Karnataka. companies? Approximately how much data will be needed per day if college starts in online mode?,Which economic A session was conducted for the junior college students on but good devices can be provided to students, so that they ‘Career & Hindi Language’ on 1st Feb, 2021 by Dr. S Chaubey. can attend lectures and use it for online study?. Since it She covered various aspects of studying any language, and was a huge task, few more teachers were approached to interestingly highlighted the importance of literature in daily support us in the survey phase. Students were divided into life. Special mention of committee members Ms. Tresa groups of about 25-35 students and teachers were assigned Francis, Mr. Gaurav Gadhi and Ms. Swamini Patade for their to contact them individually via message, email or through commendable contribution to the functioning Committee. call. Students were guided about how much data will be Dr. Satyawati Chaubey needed per day. They were counselled about surveying Convenor, which companies are giving better service in their locality. 2020-21, Volume 113 63 Further, they were assured that they will be provided with Mr. Mohan Palleti, Ms. Anisha Rane (T.Y.B.Sc), Ms. Monica a useful device in case they have difficulty getting it for Rai (S.Y.B.A), Mr. Mustafa Vapiwala (T.Y.B.A.) External themselves, but most of them returned stating that their Member: Mr. Harish Sadani (Co-Founder MAVA). The year concerns were addressed, and that they would be able to proved to be very productive. Student members helped in attend online lectures. Dr. Biraj Mehta was approached to designing the WDC logo and Motto which was used on check the details of AVC students and provide feedback on posters etc for all programmes. the same. Following teachers helped in the survey process: Details of the webinars/sessions conducted are as follows: Ms. Aarti Manerikar, Dr. Ajita Kumar, Dr. Anuradha Pendse, On 23rd July 2020 on the Zoom platform & Facebook Live Dr. Biraj Mehta a panel discussion called (Un) Beautiful Bodies: reclaiming Dr. Devdatta Lad, Dr. Jai Knox, Mr. Mahesh Shetti, ourselves was conducted: It may not be Fair and Lovely Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala, Dr. Satyawati Chaubey, anymore, but our notions of beauty and body have not Dr. Sushant Mane, Dr. Thomson Fernandes and Ms. Vinita changed too much. Why are we so dissatisfied with our skin Mathew tones and body size? Who sets the standards of beauty? What influences our relationship with our bodies? The Body Eight students showed the concern about financial pressure is a social construction moulded by the cultural matrix of and requested if we could guide them for some kind of paid caste, class and sexuality. And our notions of beauty reflect internships. Four students needed the help for data pack and the dominant patriarchal and hetero-normative ideologies of two students needed mobile device. Rotary Club of Andheri our society. Popular culture, the market and media propagate was approached by Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala, where them, and we reproduce them in our daily interactions. The she was guided to seek collaboration with Rotary attached Panel comprised of Stand-up Comedian Kajol Srinivasan, to Rotaract Club, Wilson College. Ms. Roopa Isaac, T.Y.B.A Brand Consultant Geeta Rao, Asst Professor, Pune student & President of Wilson College Rotaract Club & University, Sneha Gole, LGBTQI Activist Daniel Mendonca, Mr. Kailas Shinde, Teacher In-charge were approached for Moderator – Dr. Gita Chadha, UWDC Mumbai University the collaboration. Zoom attendees were 656 in total, Akshara Facebook live- 2119 views It was decided that aid to the needy students would be provided upon submission of an undertaking form that the And Feedback form was filled up by 93 Male attendees & device would be used for academic purpose only and its 336 Female attendees. The collaborating Agencies were : return policy to Rotaract Club once College resumes Akshara, Mumbai University’s Women Development Cell & the WDCs of following colleges: Bhavan’s College, Chowpatty in the offline mode. Some of the above students shared that Ghanshyamdas Saraf College of Arts and Commerce,Guru the families have managed to resolve their issues. Finally, Nanak College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Sion and S.M. there was only one student who was provided with a mobile Shetty College of Science, Commerce and Management phone and one with the mobile phone along with the data Studies. pack. The whole exercise was quite time-consuming. But the result made us all happy, especially the fact that parents On 28th Oct 2020 a webinar was conducted on Google are equally apprehensive and concerned about their ward’s Meet called “Basics and Beyond”: Gender, Power and Law, education. Understanding Power, Privilege & Intersectionality through interactive discussion and activities, Understanding Sex Regards & Gender and systems that reinforce gender stereotypes. Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala What constitutes Sexual Harassment and briefly discussing Convenor POSH Law 2013. The resource person was Altamash Khan, Gender Trainer, MAVA (Men Against Violence and Abuse) Womens’ Development Cell there were101-Male attendees :25, Female attendees :76 The Women Development Cell constituted of the following Another Zoom webinar was organised on 7th November members: Convenor: Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala, 2020 entitled “Gender Sensitisation and Cyber Safety” it Members: Ms. Sandra Kavarana, Ms. Meghana Gore, Mr. included topics based on Gender sensitivity, gender roles, Bandu Konde, Dr. Satyawati Chaubey, Ms. Priya Chougule, biases & stereotypes. Types of online crimes, Cyber safety, 64 2020-21, Volume 113 Understanding the relevant legislation, Being a cyber saathi selling point of this programme was the various social or peer mentor the resource person was. Adv. Noelle Anne action projects undertaken by the participants that were Park – Advocate, Bombay High Court (Cyber Saathi) and aimed at gender sensitization. These unique field projects Ms. Marissa Borges - Training Head & Special Projects helped the participants to analyze the ongoing issues in (Red Dot Foundation) total there were 156 attendees Male gender inequality through an entirely different perspective attendees = 31 and Female attendees = 124 Non-binary: and put forth their views on the same. Additionally, students 1 the collaboration was with Cyber Saathi & Red Dot developed research skills, teamwork competency and Foundation communication skills. On 11th February 2021 we conducted a session on Zoom & The two social action projects carried out were: Social YouTube Live called “Safe Mumbai & Gender Concerns”: The Action Project: Representations of LGBTQ Community in Changing Face of Mental health & Well Being this covered Bollywood movies; This social action project was aimed to topics like Gaining information on legal measures against analyze using the gender lens the numerous songs, web- crimes, both in physical and cyber space, Learning about series, advertisements, etc. and the plethora of visual improved interface between police authorities and citizens, medium they had consumed. The project undertaken by Developing sensitization regarding linkages between our college students shed light on the biased and unjust crime and mental health, Understanding various coping portrayal of various genders in media, from advertisements and redressal mechanisms to improve mental health. The to songs, social media memes etc. The participants focused resource persons were : Smt. Aswati Dorje (Special I.G.P) primarily on Indian cinema and the misrepresentation of Director, Maharashtra Police Academy, Mr. Harish Shetty, the LGBTQ community, by analyzing various movies from Psychiatrist, Dr. Juhi Deshmukh, Assistant Professor, 1996 to 2020. A timeline was created to gauge the changes Department of Psychology, Savitribai Phule Pune University, brought about in Indian cinema with regards to the portrayal Ms. Nirali Bhatia, Cyber Psychologist & Psychologist. Total of the LGBTQ community. The research showed that it took there were 174 participants, Male attendees were 44 and over two decades to portray them in a positive light, though Female attendees were 128, 2 prefered not to say which not always. This project helped elevate the much-needed gender. There were 1033 views on YouTube this event was awareness and to clear up misconceptions regarding the in collaboration with the Internal Complaints Committee, LGBTQ community. The second social action project was Wilson College & Mumbai first a survey filled up by Wilson College students with the aim to understand the prevalence of sexual harassment and its Another session on 20th March 2021 was held on Google redressal mechanism. Responses were studied carefully, Meet entitled “What Constitutes Sexual Harassment at analyzed statistically, and compiled into a report. The Workplace?” It was Conducted mainly for the Administrative stark findings highlighted the lack of awareness amongst and Support staff of Wilson College. The resource person the students to deal with sexual harassment as well as a was Advocate Persis Sidhva, Majlis there were 77 Male blindsight to the existence of special committees in our Attendees 33 male and 44 Female attendees . college to deal with such matters, discretely. To provide Youth for Change Program (YCP): A special program was an overview of YCP and the social action projects, two arranged in conjunction with Akshara called ‘Youth for workshops were conducted on 17th January 2021 and 6th Change’, especially for young adults. The vision of YCP is February 2021.In addition, students attended Haqkartavhya, to bring gender equality, working with the youth to have a dialogue on youth Rights and Duties building up a youth conversations on gender. Workshops and sessions were movement and a youth collective. The Valedictory program aimed to encourage youth to take social and personal concluded with a short closing ceremony, commemorating steps on gender equality.Being the pandemic period, the the efforts and the hard work of every participant. Successful program was taken online, and the social action projects participants would receive a certificate. The workshops, were designed virtually. The whole programme spread over sessions and social action projects under YCP encouraged a period of two months and proved to be a rigorous learning youth to take social and personal steps on gender equality. experience and a platform to deliberate on gender issues The programme was much appreciated by the participants for the participants. Twenty-five undergraduate students who found it as a positive initiative towards the much- from B.A and B.Sc enrolled for this programme. The unique needed change on the outlook of gender in society. It 2020-21, Volume 113 65 helped in breaking barriers and bursting stereotypes, and of journalism in a world full of misinformation by TEDx a step towards creating an equal and balanced society, by gateway. -”Living forward “step up program organised in spreading awareness. Wilson college by Mr Ashish Vidyarthi. This year was quite fruitful despite the pandemic, wherein Jigisha ia also part of the editorial team for the College with the support of the entire team we could conduct magazine and for the Ole Fest too. sessions, workshops and program and work in the direction Reet Chandel- campus ambassador for Wilson College at of our motto: ‘We Can, We Will & We Must Make Campus International MUN . Asiya from TY also undertook her very Gender Sensitive’. I take this opportunity to thank my team first on ground journalism project Priyanjana Deora was members who supported me in this endeavour. appointed as Editorial Coordinator of the CEP magazine Ms. Muneerah Khambhawala Neha Saxena secured the 1st prize at the Inter College Convenor “lok geet” competition organised and Secured 3rd position in Indoor Indigo of IIT Mumbai and Secured 1st position Pandita Ramabai Hostel for Girls in Inter- College Singing Competition,conducted by Hindi The only difference between the virtual and the real world is Department of Wilson College. Neha Saxena sang Ekla our approach towards it, the virtual world is all about how Cholo Re, a Bengali patriotic song written by Rabindranath you would want your real life to pan out in front of you. The Tagore for the college Republic Day celebrations Ojaswini year 2020 is that one year which gave our reality the touch Badhwar completed her CEP. Ankita Lokhande-Head co- of virtuality by creating online platforms for each walk of our ordinator from Sociology Department for Know the States lives, be it work from homes or study from home or online and union Territories event (student initiative by PSA and gaming or anything that would involve being quarantined Sociology Department) she was also a Co- Ordinator for from the outside world, and one such virtuality brought up Festival fiesta initiated by Anthropology students and for the to our lives was the online hostel. Gender equality project conducted by Womens development cell and a coordinator for Human rights week conducted by In the 89 years of running of the Pandita Ramabai Hostel it is PSA. She has attended nearly seventeen seminars to the first time that the online hostel came into existence the enhance her knowledge and was a part of the CEP program. precautionary reason being the global pandemic of the novel coronavirus, even so this eventful year did put a stop to the Vidhi Sharma was Head of Certification Department for entire world, brought down everything to a halt. The Panditas Olé. Ann Elizabeth Sam was Hospitality HOD for Olé 2021. of the Pandita Ramabai Hostel couldn’t be stopped, each of Pooja Badnaware-Got intern of the session while interning our girls were successful in achieving something on their with BBC news, has a 9.1 gpa in last year. Radhika Mhatre personal levels starting from online seminars, internships, was a volunteer in the creatives in BIOMOSAIC (dept. Of extracurricular activities, webinars and much more. microbiology Wilson College), Volunteer (in creatives department) and participated in Photoscopy and Best out Here are some of the achievements shared below: -Antara of waste she won 1st prize in best out of waste. She also Mehrotra Completed Prabhakar in Hindustani Vocal and also, participated in a Quiz on ‘Covid -19 awareness program’ by a Visharad in Indian classical dance (Kathak). Shiv Chhatrapati College, Aurangabad and a Quiz on ‘Covid Mahima Telgot-CEP participant, attended sessions of 19 Awareness quiz’ by St. Joseph’s College, Irinjalakuda, Forging your way and Time management .Jigeesha Banerjee Kerala. She also participated in an Online 3day Seminar has been a TAMTM animal rescue volunteer, Sharan animal On UPSC (IAS/IPS) / MPSC (PSI-STI-ASO)/ Banking- Staff rescue volunteer. Selection Exams. Palaak Agarwal was -HoD Hospitality for Sharan dog feeding drive volunteer, NBP Maharashtra food Olé 2021 and Co-ordinator for Independence Day Week drive volunteer, Nbp Maharashtra footwear and food drive 2020 by PSA. Manaswi Gurav and did a 10 days internship volunteer for interstate labours, Member of the readers and in clinical psychology with Fortis healthcare was also writers club. was Research paper writing and conference on COVID 19 impact. Ritika kotkar was Part of Pehchaan- a leadership Campus ambassador for Wilson College in The Jurni. She development program cooperating with PSA and Completed has attended seminars like ‘The world has changed-future a course on Calculus for Economics and other courses by 66 2020-21, Volume 113 MDAE. Akshita Sharma has won the a poetry competition We are grateful to the Lord for his divine protection and organised by the Political Science Association. Tanvi safety the entire year round. PRH was never so empty, never Srivastav Participated in Lala Lajpat college’s National level so quiet in all these 89 years. Yet we all stayed connected, awareness quiz and attended webinar and film screening we are grateful to the Management, the Principal and my conducted by Vibha Bakshi. Devanshi Deore was Contingent Co Warden for the Support they extended in these months. Leader (CL) for Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College, R. A Ms. Kshama T. jayaraj. Podar College, B.M Ruia Girls College. Warden Was also Assistant Contingent Leader: (ACL) for Mithibai With inputs from Jigeesha Bannerjee College. As and when the Panditas did achieve on personal and academic levels they also did come together and Mackichan Hall Hostel for Boys organise the first ever online annual farewell of the third This year probably for the first time in the history of students who are supposed to depart post their respective Mackichan Hall Boys Hostel there was no occupancy in the graduation. The online farewell did comprise of different rooms. COVID-19 pandemic forced the education system tiers which included participation and awards ceremony, our to go online throughout India this year. Students who had very beloved Principal Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje Madam’s left the hostel on 16th March 2020 when the first news of speech, violin performance, a pre-shot dance performance, lockdown broke never imagined that they would not get a a presentation of all the sweet memories of our third year chance even to pick up the luggage left behind. However students with some appreciating voice overs, a singing the Mackichan Hall Boys Hostel remained a home away from performance, a customised poem presentation portraying all home for thirty students primarily from north east and south the well spent moments in the hostel, a prayer to wish the till July 2020. The months of April, May and June were full of best for the future of the students, our very own composed anxiety and uncertainty, but the spirit of the Mackichanite hostel song and concluding the same ceremony with a vote helped all of us face the challenges successfully. With the of thanks .Our worlds had stopped outside our homes but help of a few student volunteers we could manage to stuff our very girls of the Pandita Ramabai Hostel made special the Warden’s car with groceries and snacks whenever there things happen for themselves but also did they put immense was an opportunity to visit the mall. The boys followed all efforts to make it happen for their seniors as well! the rules of social distancing and hygiene stayed in their Phebe George secured the highest marks in Mathematics rooms playing online games, taking some online courses and and is the recipient of The Prof H. R. Hamley Prize,The listening to music. As mess workers left the hostel to their Ms. Chitralekha Kalwar Prize and the Mrs. V. R. hometown, our dear Anna who ran the mess ensured that Jamalabad Prize. Vidihi Sharma has secured highest marks the boys were fed with dal, rice, vegetable and chapatis. It in psychology at the FYBA and Vibhuti Jakhmola has been was indeed a tough time for all of us as the BMC officials awarded the Romario Rosar Trophy for the Best Student. continued visiting the hostel every week to check the Shreya Verma secured the highest marks in Maths in the possibility of using it as a COVID quarantine center. By the FYBSc. Ritika Kotkar secured the highest marks in Hindi grace of God this did not happen! In July as the last batch (Compulsory) of students left the hostel and reached home safely we at Mackichan Hall were relieved that the boys reached home The Pandemic caused all our girls to rush and remain home safely with no one contracting the virus. It was heartening and study online, we did have three girls who were unable to read messages of appreciation sent by parents for the to go home before the lockdown, they were with us in the efforts taken at Mackichan Hall to keep their boys safe and hostel till May 2020 and safely reached home eventually. We healthy. kept in touch with the residents through the PRH whatsap It was heart-breaking to learn that Mr. Ashwin Waghmare, group and the zoom platform. On 21st Dec the girls were our visually challenged and extremely talented student who welcomed to a Christmas gathering along with carols. On passed the third year with flying colors in 2019 left for his 4th, 14th,27th,28th and 30th January we met on the zoom heavenly abode during the pandemic. We express deep to help all residents catch up on their welfare and to plan for condolences on his demise. the third year farewell. 2020-21, Volume 113 67 Though there were a lot of inquiries for hostel admission praying for the Nation. On 10th September, we were happy for the academic year 2020-21, due to the government’s to welcome the F.Y.degree students and on 14th September, decision of having online classes, the hostel rooms never we had a “Mini Bible Quiz” for the students. saw new residents. We appreciate The support staff for October 2020, unfolded with many unique online events taking care of the cleanliness of the hostel and its rooms. for our students .On 16th October 2020, we had the very The support of the John Wilson Education Society and it’s first of its kind “Virtual Solo Singing Competition” with an office bearers is also acknowledged. esteemed jury from the JBC band. Many enthusiastic and talented students came forward giving us a memorable We hope and pray that the Almighty will be gracious to evening. Jini Chellan, Sherin Sam, Parikshith Paul and mankind in defeating the corona virus by providing wisdom Jessica Arem won the prizes. On 23rd October, 2020 and knowledge to all us. Also with the vaccines out we are another unique event was conducted “Virtual Poetry writing hopeful that Mackichan Hall Boys Hostel will experience it’s and Recitation Competition”. It was a plethora of talent and usual hustle and bustle next academic year. The residents of was won by Sherine Sam, Anamta Khan and Fiona Francis the hostel have planned an online annual hostel day by the in the English category while Riya Borkhar won in the Hindi. end of April 2021. We wish all the hostelites a very bright The judges were educationist from Mumbai and Hyderabad. and safe future. On 30th October 2020, the “Virtual Painting and drawing Dr. Ashish Uzgare Competition” was held. The special jury was from the world Warden of Art from Mumbai and Mangalore. Each work of art was so beautiful that it was difficult to judge and the winners were Mahi Saxena, Angela Jahhanna and Ansari Ubaidullah. Chapel After the Diwali break, on 27th November, we held an online The wonderful promise of God in Psalm 91:1 is “l say of the “Quiz and Game” evening and the winners in the same were LORD, He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom Leon, Rebecca and Joel. On 1st December, we joined in I trust.”Indeed, last year, in the midst of the uncertainties, the Founders Day event organized by the College. On 18th God’s presence, His assurance and the hope that He gave, December, we held a special Christmas Service for our was our sole strength. During the entire lockdown period, staff and on 21st December we had an “Online Christmas from March 2020 till August 2020, we were daily able to Celebration” with games, carols, Christmas message and connect for Online Prayer with our staff and students asking prizes for our students. God to make Psalm 91 a reality for the Wilson Family. The New Year began with a “Thanksgiving Service” on the We officially began our “Online Wilson College Chapel 6th January 2021 with the staff and in the same month the Service” on 3rd August 2020, for both staff and students First years of the JC College also joined the online Chapel on the zoom online platform. Initially it was held in the service. Another ‘Game Evening” was held on 15th January mornings but now it is at 5 pm daily. The Online Service 2021. On 25th January 2021, we celebrated our ‘Republic focuses on different topics like -overcoming fear, depression Day” by holding a mini online quiz on India. and anxiety walking in faith, healing etc. to strengthen our The month of February, 2021 was truly exciting as we were Wilson College Family. The Chapel Committee members able to hold two back to back workshops called “Love Aaj actively participated in the same. We also have many Kal”. The first one was held on 12th Feb and 27th Feb 2021 weekly guest speakers who sometimes are ex-students The ‘question and answer session’ was taken up by Dr. Jerin who encourage us with their life transforming stories and Joy, our resource person and Ex Wilsonian. The workshop God’s Word. had a good response. Besides this, we had a meaningful “Prayer Service” for our Staff on 6th February. On 8th August, 2020 we celebrated “Online Friendship Day” with songs, fun and an interesting talk on “How to have good On 8th March 2021, we held a “Best Deed Contest” for our friendship”. This was followed by “Online Independence students to encourage them to show their gratitude to the Day Celebrations” on 14th August 2020, in keeping with our women in their household. Akansha, Sneha and Laxmi won love for the Nation. We celebrated it with students, singing the prizes for the same. A special Online Workshop called beautiful melodies in different languages and ending with “ Life Matters” for all our teaching staff was also held .The 68 2020-21, Volume 113 resource persons namely Dr. Jamila Koshy and Mrs. Grace An online interactive session was organised on 10th Koshy touched on the topics of Gender equality and Integrity February, 2021. The guest was eminent theatre personality in the work place .The participants were encouraged to Mr. Mujeeb Khan [Founder of Ideal drama and Entertainment make a difference as an educationist as they mentor their Academy]. The session was graced by our Principal Prof. students. Anna Pratima Nikalje. A “Special Online Prayer Service” was conducted on The hosts for this session were Gazal Shah and Sapna 7th May 2021 to pray for the families of our staff and Choubey (Junior College members of the Hindi Parishad ) students, who have lost their loved ones during this Pritty Abraham sang a melodious welcome song,followed pandemic. Principal Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje greeted the by short messages by The Convenor of the Drama Club Dr. Thompson Fernandes and Ms Sunita Chauhan Advisor to staff, followed by a worship song . Dr. Jai Knox prayed for Hindi Parishad . the families of the bereaved among the teaching staff of our College, and Mrs Manisha Tribhuvan prayed for the bereaved Faiza Waghoo welcomed and introduced Mr. Mujeeb Khan. families of the non teaching staff and for the families of the Mr. Mujeeb khan took the participants down memory lane two staff members of our College who left for their heavenly narrating his experiences in the field of theatre. He explained abode. The Chaplain shared a word of encouragement from the importance of language, demonstrating various facial Phillipians 4 :6-7 which says ‘Do not be anxious about expressions and how an artist’s body language, punctuation anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with and vocabulary contribute to the art of making an impact on thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace the audience. There was also a question and answer session of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your at the end which was enjoyed by our Degree and Junior hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus’She emphasized on College students present. He also presented a snippet from the need to “ _Surrender to God so that He can fill us with his play Inquilab Zindabad. Akanksha Singh concluded with His peace_ “. In conclusion Mrs Ruby Malshe prayed for the Vote of Thanks. all the staff and students, that God will protect and provide for all. She also shared a beautiful anecdote from the life of On 5th September the Teacher’s day celebration was Nathaniel. The prayer service ended with a closing prayer conducted ….and it was a huge success. by Mrs Kshama Jayaraj and the Lord’s prayer as a prophetic Hindi Diwas was celebrated on 14th September to honour acclamation from all the participants. our National Language. Innovatively students and teachers took the initiative to meet online and celebrate the glory of A Chaplain of our highly esteemed college, I want to first of the Hindi language by expressing their views, and love for all thank God for His presence throughout the year . On behalf the language (Hindi). Sapna Choubey, Gazal Shah, Rahul of our Chapel Committee, I would also like to put on record and Saurabh Pandey creatively expressed their love for our gratitude to our Principal Madam for her continuous the language. The Inter College “lok geet” competition was guidance, and to the Management and all other staff for their organized that day and participants showcased their talent support. .May the Lord continue to be our eternal strength in on the online platform. The winners were the days to come. Neha Saxena : 1st (Wilson) Bhavya Maru: 2nd (S.I.E.S) Rev. Arpana Rangayya Siddique Rukhsana : 3rd prize (S.P.H Girls) Vaishali Shaluke: Chaplain Consolation (S.M.T.M.M.P Shah Women’s College), Deepak Dongarkar : Consolation (Wilson) Anjali Rai: 1ST prize (St Hindi Parishad Xavier’s), Rashi Harmalkar : 2nd (R.D National) Joshua Kaatmal : 3rd (Wilson), Vedant Sawant : consolation The literacy and cultural activities of the Hindi Department (Wilson) Ruchita Ranjujare : Consolation (Jai Hind) are planned and organized keeping in view the needs, interest, inclinations and talents of the students. This year International Women’s Day was celebrated on 8th March too the Hindi Parishad kept up the tradition and spirit of every year. Wilson College Students also celebrated it by the Department alive by hosting a variety of events and expressing their views, a debate on the topic ‘Are women competitions for students. exploited now a days?’ also took place . Akanksha Singh, 2020-21, Volume 113 69 Priya Raval and Satyanand Sharma expressed their view function was successful as teachers and students were points in a successful discussion and everyone was happy present in large numbers. It was marked as full of Informant to have a women in their life. (i.e. information and entertainment). Various competitions were organized on the online platform. On the occasion of ‘Hindi Diwas’ (14th Sept. 2019), a lecture on “Hindi Main Ujjwal Bhavishaya Ki Sambhavnaye’ Nibhandh lekhan (Essay writing) was given by Prof Dr. Satyawati Chowbey (HOD) who has Mehak Darji (FYJC SC)1st prize, Alisha Khan (SYJC ARTS) always been a willing helper. Thereafter the main was 2nd prize, Akanksha Singh ( FYJC ARTS )3rd prize and the street play competition organized under the guidance Roshni Saini( FYJC SC) : Consolation prize of Mrs. Sunita Chauhan. Street plays were staged by the junior college students. The winners were felicitated with Swarachit Kavita lekhan (poetry writing): Manisha Kamble – cash prizes of Rs.1000/- & Rs.700/- (for 1st and 2nd & SYJC ARTS: 1ST prize Devika Gadgil – FYJC SC : 2nd prize. 3rd respectively. Hindi Pakhwada was held by organizing Amit Parekh – FYJC SC: 3rd prize. Chaitanya Rao(FYJC Sc: different activities and contest.The Debate Competition 3rd prize .Vrushti Dedhiya – FYJC SC : Consolation prize was a big success both teachers and the students enjoyed “Maan ki Baat” (Elocition ) Saurabh Pandey – SYJC SC : 1ST organizing and participating in it.The judges were Prof Dr. prize Ruchi Tiwari – FYJC SCIENCE : 2nd prize Akanksha Biraj Metha from AVC Sr. student MR. Rahul Singh. A poetry Singh – FYJC ARTS : 3rd prize. Steffy Kuttikat – FYJC ARTS : Recitation Competition was organized by the Parishad Consolation Prize .Roshni Saini – FYJC SC: consolation prize Prof Dr. Satya Chowbey (HOD Hindi Dept Sr College) and Prof. Pratik Joseph (Maths dept). More than 30 student Kavita path’ (poetry recitation) Ruchi Tiwari (FYJC SC) : participated and made it successful. 1ST prize,Akanksha Singh( FYJC ARTS) : 2nd prize Prisha Aggarwal – FYJC ARTS : 2rd prize Satyanand Sharma – “Maan ki Baat” competition was also a hit as 40+ students FYJC ARTS : 3rd prize Saurabh Pandey – SYJC Sc : 3rd prize participated. The judges were Prof Mrs. Ruby Malshe from Laxmi Rai – FYJC ARTS : consolation prize,Eram Basheer (English dept )and Prof Mr. Ashish Mishra (Physic dept). (FYJC Sc) : consolation prize Besides the above, essay writing, story writing, poetry Swarachit Laghu Katha Lekhan’ (short story writing) writing, advertising competition, interview questioners etc. were organised to inculcate writing habits in students. Abhishek Kumar( FYJC Sc) : 1ST prize Mehak Darji( FYJC Sc) : 2nd prize Aditya Jaiswal – FYJC SCIENCE : 3rd prize Our students also participated in inter-college competitions Akanksha Singh – FYJC SCIENCE : consolation prize Ms.Sapna Chowbey ( FYJC Arts) and Ms.Nandini Bind (FYJC Sc) participated in the Elocution competition. Vigyapan Banao, Inaam pao’ (advertisement) Mehak Darji – FYJC Sc : 1ST prize - Kashish verma – FYJC Sc : 2nd prize “PHIR ZINDAGI” a Hindi short film was based on Organ - Eram basheed – FYJC Sc: 3rd prize - Somalia khan – FYJC Donation and was screened for students to encourage Sc : consolation prize them to live a disciplined life, drive safely and to create an awareness on Organ Donation. Prof. Anna Pratima Nikhalje All the winners have received the winning certificate online graced our annual prize distribution ceremony and gave away via e-mail. the prizes to the winners. Mrs.Smitha Masih(Vice Principal) We have a recap of the roller coaster journey of year 2019- Mr. Dube (Supervisor) Prof Dr.Swati Mahinderkar (convenor 2020 The inauguration function of the Hindi Parishad was of Marathi Vanmai Mandal) and Mrs.Sunita Chauhan held on 30th August 2019. Our eminent guest RJ Anurag (convenor of Hindi Parishad) also felicitated students. Pandey (from fever 104) lit the lamp to mark the inauguration of the Parishad. His talk was based on the new Hindi text The following were the winners of the below mentioned book “YUWAKBHARATI” in which his duties as an RJ and competitions. Debate: Rushda Shams SYJC Arts First how it promotes the Hindi language this was in the form Prize,Saifullak Kurlawala FYJC Arts Second Prize,Sapna Chowbey FYJC Arts Third Prize Yushera Shaikh of an interview. He spoke about the need of learning and promoting Hindi through various channels in current times. II. Poem Recitation FYJC Arts Fourth Prize,Manisha Kawble, This was followed by the Question - Answers session. The FYJC Arts First Prize Shubhangi Sachan,FYJC Arts First Prize 70 2020-21, Volume 113 Sarfaraz Khan, SYJC Sc Second Prize Smita Pawar, FYJC Wilson College physics alumni Ms Sayali Ghatge conducted Arts Second Prize a webinar on Science Explorer on 16th April. Ms Sayali demonstrated conceptual science experiments with Anamata Aalam, FYJC Arts Khan Arafa Shamasi Third materials available at home. She encouraged students to prize, FYJC Arts Third Prize Alisha Khaleel Khan FYJC Arts perform some new experiments by sharing innovative ideas. Consolation The Best Teacher awardees and all round personality III. Elocution : Andrea Fernandes (FYJC Arts) First Prize, Dr. Chitra Joshi conducted a webinar on Chemical Energy Naileha Mewawala FYJC Sc. Second Prize on 30th April 2021. Her beautiful presentation and video clips Gazal Neepud Shah FYJC Arts Second Prize, Alisha Khaleel mesmerised the students. It was a very interesting and Khan FYJC Arts Third Prize and Najawa Shaikh FYJC Arts informative session indeed. Students enjoyed all the sessions Third Prize. Special Thanks to volunteers Rushka Shamsi, with great enthusiasm and there was active interaction Shumaila Merchant, Roydon Crasto, Malcolm Vakhariya, between participants and speaker. FYJC science students Sakshi Singh, Yamunadevi Gupta (SYJC Arts) and also participated in the annual fest ‘Event Horizon’ organized by Dept of Physics, Wilson College and they competed with Anchors: Gazal Shah, Mukta Zingade, Alisha Khan, Degree College students and won many prizes in various Mehzabeen Shaikh, Reporting Students: Faiza Wagoo, Arya activities. FYJC science students participated in two Nilvade Dance: Noorjahan Chowdhary, Richa Metha, Hetvi intercollegiate competitions organized by VPM’s VSSM Shah, Sapna Chowbey and also Pranriyad Padayachi, Ronit Junior College, Mulund and Aarti Shashikiran Shetty College Nair ( FYJC Arts) for contributing to the Parishad and helping of Information Technology, Mumbai. organise multiple activities. We congratulate the following students from the science Mrs. Sunita Chauhan stream of the Junior College who won prizes in the following Advisor events : Science Circle Event Horizon Meme Making. Abhishek Mourya (FY)-1st, Ansari Namrah (SY) -2nd,. Grishmashri (FY) 3rd. Paint with The Science Circle is a forum of activities specifically passion : Abhishek Dhotare FY -1st Nupur Sahane -SY -2nd designed for class XI (science) students motivating them Apurva to love science.This year the committee comprised of Ms Shrigandha Pradhan, Mrs Loretta Mascarenhas, Mrs Aarti mantri SY special prize. Photophoenix Tiah Pereira FY Thackeray and the In-charge was Mrs Urvashi Korde. Due 2nd, Aryan Parle FY 3rd, Prathmesh Pawar FY 4th. Quizeria: to Covid 19 pandemic we conducted our activities on virtual Muntaha Chudhary FY 1st, Abhishek Mourya FY 2nd, Hejal platforms via Google meet and Zoom. Nyanit FY 3rd. We began the activities with an online awareness quiz Crossiphy : Aamina Ansari SY 1st, Priya Shendkar FY 2nd, on Indian scientists and their inventions to celebrate the Lisa Dsilva FY 3rd, Anosh Lopes FY 3rd National Science Day on 28 February. A total of 374 students Dream hunt : Sunny Dasari FY 2nd, Anish Sakpal FY 3rd (Fyjc, Syjc, and FyBsc ) from Wilson College and also from other colleges participated in the quiz. Roshni Saini received 2nd prize in Personality contest in intercollegiate competition ATHAANG. On 22 March, Dr. Aashish Uzgare (Vice Principal, Degree College) and well-known physics scholar Prof Vinayak Following of FYJC Sc Students received participation Katdare. Inaugurated the Science Circle Dr. Aashish certificates in the intercollegiate quiz competition organized encouraged the science circle team and students and has by VPM’s College Mulund : Abhishek Mourya, Tiah Pereria, invited them to visit all science laboratories in Wilson College Roshani Saini, Dhani Chourasiya, Aditi Kumar, Vainshvi and explore the instruments used to perform experiments Gole, Saatyam Kumar, Shubham Badbe, Saili Chavan by senior students and professors. Prof. Katdare spoke on Reagan Julies, Priya shendkar, Ruchita Nade, Shabrin misconceptions and approximations in Physics by describing Shaikh, Sabiya Shaikh, Rutuja Akkar, Isha Sharma, Akhila three basic experiments. Navundru, Simran Rane, Ruchi Tiwari and Omkar Telekar. 2020-21, Volume 113 71 Our special thanks to the following students for making The online webinar building Netiquettes and safe cyberspace, beautiful posters and invitations for the dignitaries and organized by the Department of Sociology and Women helping the committee to make each event a great success. Development Cell, Vaze college, on 19th September, 2020, Omkar, Ruchi, Ruchita, Simran, Digambar, Roshni, Hetanshi, was attended by ICC members. On January 20th, 2021, ICC Reagan, Shabrin and Anakha. members attended the Webinar conducted by the Anubhuti Foundation. The session focused on a detailed explanation We thank Prof Mahesh Shetti for his valuable guidance and of the POSH Act, 2013, as well as its practical application. support to organize the online activities and for his technical assistance to run all events smoothly. Ms. Deepa Pawar and Ms. Amrita De, conducted the workshop. The webinar titled, ‘Understanding and We thank Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje, Vice Principal Mrs Addressing Sexual Harassment on Campuses,” was Smita Masih for their support and encouragement to conduct organized by the Women’s Development Cell, University all online activities. We also thank Junior College supervisor of Mumbai and Bunt Sangha’s S.M. Shetty College of Mr M R Dube for his motivating words.I personally extend Science, Commerce & Management, on 5th February, 2021. my thanks to all the committee members for making all the Ms. Chandramukhi Devi, member of the National online sessions lively and a great success. Commission for Women, New Delhi, spoke with College ICC Ms. Urvashi Korde, members, at the online meeting, on February 18th, 2021. Convenor Ms. Chandramukhi Devi, emphasized the importance of gender equality and developing a strong internal complaint Report of the Internal Complaints committees. Committee Members of The Internal Complaint Committee members for the third consecutive year, were Ms Rashna Patel At the beginning of the new academic year, the Internal (Presiding Officer) Ms Vinita Mathew (Lady representative Complaints Committee, organized an online webinar on of teaching staff), Ms Veronica Bhonsle (Lady representative Sexual Harassment of women at workplace (Prevention, of teaching staff), Ms Kshama Jayaraj (Lady representative Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013, on the 6th June, of teaching staff, Junior College and Hostel Warden of 2020. The resource person was Ms Shlesha Seth Chheda, Pandita Ramabai Girls Hostel) Mr. Sushant Mane (Male Partner, FBZ & Associates, Advocates & Solicitors, Mumbai. representative of teaching staff), Mr. Thompson Fernandes The online Webinar explaining the POSH Act, 2013, was (Male representative of teaching staff)and Ms Deepika conducted for both teaching and non-teaching staff of Wilson Mattu (Female representative of non-teaching staff). Ms College. The webinar was interesting and well attended. Shubhangi Gavankar (Lady representative of non-teaching Online talks on the Internal Complaints Committee and the staff) and Ms Ajita Kumar (lady representative of teaching nature of its work, were given by the Presiding Officer, to the staff) were included in the ICC in the current academic year, First Year students of Arts and Science, in order to create that is 2020-2021. awareness among the students. Student members of the ICC for the year 2020-2021, included The Internal Complaints Committee and The Women’s Ms Vani Sharma, SYBA, Ms Jovita Kairanna, SYBMS, Ms Development Cell, Wilson College, in collaboration with Viola Mathias, SYBSC, Ms Bhakti Sindhav, M.SC (Chemistry ‘Mumbai First’, organized a panel discussion streamed live Part II). on You Tube on, “Safe Mumbai & Gender Concerns: The Ms. Rashna S. Patel changing Face of Mental Health and Well-Being.” The event Presiding Officer took place on 11th February, 2021. The panelists were the eminent psychiatrist Dr. Harish Shetty, Mumbai, Dr. Juhi Deshmukh, Assistant Prof. Department of Psychology, Academic Monitoring Savitribai Phule Pune University, Ms Nirali Bhatia, Cyber The Academic Monitoring Committee continued to Psychologist & Psychotherapist and Ms Aswati Dorje streamline the documentation and record of lectures (Special I.G.P.) Director, Maharashtra Police Academy. and practicals conducted by individual teachers and 72 2020-21, Volume 113 departments for the year 2020-21. This academic year accreditation. To get acquainted with the process, IQAC the teaching-learning was purely online . A month-wise Wilson College in association with the IQAC Cluster India google document was created for the whole year for each organized a five-day National Webinar on ‘Revised NAAC department in the beginning of the year. Teachers regularly Assessment and Accreditation: Challenges and Path to submitted the monthly report of their online teaching along Move ahead’ from 29th April to 3rd May, 2020. The total with the record of the notes, videos, links and other teaching number of 298 participants from different states of India materials shared with the students. It also kept a record of the were benefited from this webinar. worksheets, assignments, quizzes etc. given to the students In the present scheme of increasing autonomy in Higher and the number of hours spent by the faculty in correcting Education Institutions, defining mechanisms of change the same. The committee scrutinized the data collected and is imperative. Dr. Vijay Joshi, Chief Consultant RUSA, prepared the semester-wise report which was submitted Maharashtra hosted an online webinar on ‘Moving towards to the Principal. The teachers were instructed to take the Autonomy’. He addressed the teachers and administrative compensatory lectures in case of a large number of lectures staff on 17th July, 2020 briefing them about the autonomous missed due to ill-health or other unavoidable circumstances. model. To further answer questions and concerns, another The teachers recorded the number of compensatory lectures session was conducted for the support staff in regional engaged by them in the following month’s report. languages on 24th Sept, 2020. Recognizing the challenges These initiatives of has made it possible to systematically and prospects that autonomy entails, an online session substantiate the claim that Wilson College has conducted by Dr. Ancy Jose, Principal, N. L. Khandwala Autonomous College was organized on 29th July, 2020 all lectures, practical’s and examinations regularly. TARASHA, a field action project of Tata Institute of Social In collaboration with the IQAC, the AMC successfully Sciences, Mumbai in collaboration with IQAC and Department conducted a four day workshop from 22nd April to 26th April of Philosophy, Wilson College scheduled an online session 2021 on “Outcome Based Education and Assessment” to on 6th August, 2020. Teachers and students were engaged help teachers prepare the COs, POs and CSOs that play a on the topic of ‘Mental Health and Lockdown’. crucial role in effective delivery of the curriculum. Sexual harassment at a workplace is considered a serious We would like to thank our Principal Prof. Anna Pratima violation of a woman’s fundamental right to equality, life and Nikalje for her constant guidance and support and thanks liberty under the Indian Constitution. It creates an insecure to all committee members: Dr. Anuradha Pendse, Dr. Ashish and hostile work environment, which discourages women Uzgare, Dr. Biraj Mehta and Mr. Mahesh Shetti, for their participating in work, thereby adversely affecting their unconditional cooperation throughout the year. social and economic growth. With this goal in mind, on 6th June 2020, the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and Dr. Sakina Bootwala Dr. Harsha Badkar Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) organized a webinar Convenor (Science) Convenor (Arts) on ‘The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace’. Ms. Shlesha Seth Chheda (Partner, FBZ & Associates, Advocate Internal Quality Assurance Cell & Solicitors, Mumbai), the resource person educated the participants with respect to the Prevention, Prohibition and (IQAC) Redressal of Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace The academic year 2020-21 has been unlike other years. according to the Act 2013. Some key takeaways of her The New Education Policy, revised NAAC assessment session were Understanding the laws in India on Prevention system, moving towards autonomy and shifting pedagogical of Sexual Harassment at Workplace, Understanding the roles were central to this year’s activity. In April, 2020 a Policy for Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace Faculty Development Program comprising of 5 sessions and understanding the Importance and the Constitution of for our College Teachers was held in collaboration with the Internal Complaints Committee. Department of Education, University of Mumbai, the focus With the onslaught of the COVID-19 Pandemic, training was a critical perspective on ‘Pedagogy in Higher Education’. teachers for effective remote delivery became an absolute The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) necessity. On 25th and 27th July, 2020 IQAC, Wilson College in introduced innovation into its process of assessment and joint effort with the Academic Monitoring Committee arranged 2020-21, Volume 113 73 a two-days hands on training session for teachers of Degree webinar enlightened the participants with a few important College on ‘Online Teaching Tools’ by the resource person, Dr. aspects like difference between investing and savings, Bijoy Thomas. Another technical session on ‘Basics of Excel’ impact of inflation and tax saving. the Career Counselling Cell was conducted by resource persons Dr. Anand Burange and and IQAC, Wilson College, Dr. Vasudevan T.G, Department of Dr. Joyline Mascarenhas on 15th Sept, 2020. Biotechnology, Manipal School of Life Sciences, Karnataka interacted with Final year B.Sc. students on 19th March, The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 envisages 2021. He spoke about postgraduate courses offered by ambitious and sweeping structural changes in the education Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), along with system. An online webinar-based panel discussion on their eligibility and format of entrance examination. ‘Reflections on Implementation of National Education Policy 2020 (NEP): Opportunities and Challenges for Minority The IQAC took the initiative in the successful implementation of the College G-suit domain as the LMS platform for online Institutions’ was conducted on 11th Nov, 2020. We were teaching during COVID-19 Pandemic. obliged to have Prof. Ajay Kumar Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Sri Sri University as the guest speaker, Dr. Agnelo Menezes, With the CAS committee, successfully completed the Career Retired Principal, St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai as the Advancement process for ten teachers in March 2021. moderator and the two panelists as Fr. Frazer Mascarenhas, A four-day workshop on ‘Outcome Based Education and Manager, St. Stanislaus High School and St. Stanislaus Assessment’ was organized by IQAC in collaboration with International School, Mumbai and Dr. Sybil Thomas, AMC from 22nd April 2021 to 26th April 2021. The resource Professor, Dept. of Education, University of Mumbai for this persons threw light on how the OBE empowers students Webinar. Presentation by the guest speaker was followed to take more responsibility for their own learning and by a panel discussion with an open forum for teachers of supports greater student engagement with the curriculum Wilson College. This has helped to gain an understanding of and student-centric approaches. In this workshop, teachers the prospects as well as challenges that the NEP poses for learned designing and attainment of Program Objectives, minority institutions that aspire to provide quality education. Program Specific Outcomes and Course Outcomes for each The Research Committee and IQAC, Wilson College organized course. an online series for teachers on ‘Research Methodology’ on IQAC has contributed in the preparation of the Best College 16th January and 23rd January, 2021. The resource person Proposal of the College which has been submitted to the Dr. Anand Burange elaborated the steps that one should University of Mumbai and also College Autonomy proposal take to complete a research project with clear goals and due in this academic year. The AQAR 2019-20 preparation is diligence of even the smallest bit of information, observation in progress by IQAC and it will be uploaded on the NAAC and opinion. He tutored the participants on the selection portal very soon. of journal, plagiarism and ethical norms requisite for the Link for the brochures: https://drive.google.com/drive/folde research. rs/1C570mPcOGvIdv7L3RSfwesBdsPT01hVS?usp=sharing IQAC in collaboration with the Committee for Training Dr. Radhika Birmole, Program of Non-Teaching Staff arranged a webinar IQAC Coordinator titled, ‘Office Automation.’ Ms. Keya Mukherjee, Office Superintendent, Maniben Nanavati Women’s College, Vile Parle addressed the support and administrative staff on 6th Student’s Council Report Feb, 2021. The virtual session involved training the support Dr. Devdatta Lad, Dean of student’s and Ms. Veronica staff. The resource person acquainted them with Digitization Bhonsle, Dean of women student’s were part of the as an integral part of an organization and how optimum use Student’s Enrichment Committee and they helped in the strengthens the overall workflow. conduct of 6 day’s Student’s Enrichment Program from 17th to 22nd May 2020. On 13 February, 2021 Future Ready Learning Solutions in association with IQAC, Wilson College organized a webinar Dr. Devdatta Lad and Ms. Veronica Bhonsle, were also part on ‘Investor Awareness’ for teachers and support staff. This of the Student’s Support Team and they interacted with the 74 2020-21, Volume 113 student’s having various issues pertaining to online learning Political Science Association that was going happen in the academic year 2020 – 2021 due to the pandemic. The Political Science Association of Wilson College was established in 1992, it is one of the most dynamic and active The Student’s Council and Wilson College IQAC organized body in the college since its revival in the academic year an online session on Time Management on Saturday 9th 2017- 18. Despite the specificity of its name, the association January, 2021 from 5 to 6 pm on Google Meet. The online is all-inclusive and provides a wide scope for students session on Time Management was conducted by Mr. Joshua across departments for increasing their political and social Tivade, Consultant Psychologist at Accenture. The session awareness and creates exposure to diverse perspectives. was attended by 62 student’s and very positive feedback Due to the ambiguity of the pandemic, an interim committee was obtained from the student’s. was formed in July comprising of Sana Khan, Aniruddha Phadke, Disha Waingankar, Samiksha Baikar, Rahul Singh The Student’s Council and Microbiology Department and Palaak Agrawal from third-year BA and Rohit Gupta organized an online session on Intestinal Health, Immunity from second-year BA. The interim committee conducted and Probiotics on Friday, 29th January 2021 from 5 to 6 pm various activities and sessions from July to November 2020. on Google Meet. The online session on Intestinal Health, PSA has been an elected student-led body in college. This Immunity and Probiotics was conducted by Ms. Sneha year PSA enrolled 115 members and then elected the key Panchal, Executive – Science, Yakult Danone India Pvt. Ltd. position holders of the association which are of President, The session was attended by 66 student’s and it was very Vice President, Secretary, Joint Secretary, Treasurer, and we informative and interactive. introduced a new post of Social media and PR considering the online academic year and digital media being one of the Every year as a Wilson College tradition, the student’s key points of communication due to the pandemic. Elections council conducts the graduating service for our all T.Y. and were conducted online using googleforms on 18th November M.Sc. student’s. However, this year due to COVID Pandemic 2020 following the pattern of first pastthe- post with Ms we were unable to hold the graduating service. Still we tried Asilata Karandikar as Chief returning officer and Ms Shruti to keep with the tradition and reach out to all our students. Sinha as external returning officers. The members elected We created a special pdf file that contained the a) Principal were : President - Sana B Khan, TYBA, Vice President- Madam’s address to the students. b) A word of exhortation Aniruddha Phadke, TYBA,Secretary - Disha Waingankar, by the Chaplain and c) A special prayer for the graduating TYBA,Joint Secretary - Rohit Gupta, SYBA,Treasurer- Keisha students. The pdf was emailed to all the T.Y. and M.Sc. Singh, FYBA, Social media and PR- Samiksha Baikar, TYBA students. and Atiya Memon, FYBA Data was collected from Wilson College Scheduled The members have strived to uphold the aims of the asso- Tribe students via Google Form for the application to the ciation i.e Online Activities ( as part of the interim committee- Financial Support Scheme for Scheduled Tribe Students by July 2020 to November 2020) PSA commemorated the 100th Government of India. 10 Scheduled Tribe students applied Birth anniversary of Tukaram Sathe and the 100th death for the same and the collected data was handed over to the anniversary of Bal Gangadhar Tilak on 1st August 2020. college office for further procedure. The session was conducted by Prof Sudhakar SolomonRaj. In addition, Ms Meghana Abhyankar performed a ‘powada’ The Wilson College Annual Prize Distribution Function 2020 to mark the day. PSA celebrated Independence Month – 2021 was held online on Zoom platform on Monday, 17th in August with various activities like poetry competition May 2021 from 5 to 7 pm. Dr. Baliram Gaikwad, Registrar, ‘Azadi ke alfaaz’ on 5th August; winners were :1st- Akshita Mumbai University was the chief guest for the event. Mrs. Sharma for ‘Aakhri Khat’ 2nd- Anamika Gupta for ‘I have a Vidya Hemkant Mishra and Ms. Shobha Nayar were the munia(Is freedom real?)’, 3rd- Aniruddha Phadke for ‘Yes I guests of honour at the function. 112 students were awarded am a man’ . A Quiz competition as part of Independence prizes and scholarships under 140 different categories. month was held on 12th August on the theme of the Indian freedom struggle with 5 different rounds; winners were :1st Dr. Devdatta Lad - Anamika Gupta,2nd Soumiya Pabba and 3rd - Satyajeet Ms. Veronica Bhonsle. Dean of Women Students Gade. PSA organised four film discussions on the theme of 2020-21, Volume 113 75 Independence Films -’ Vasudev Balwant Phadke’ on 13th core principles of the association is to always accommodate August, ‘Pinjar’ on 17th August ‘Court’ on 24th August and intersectionality, PSA celebrated International Men’s Day Documentary- ‘Stories my Country told me’ on 20th August. on 19th November 2020. Students, alumni, colleagues and An interactive session ‘Interpreting Independence’ by Shalini friends shared their views on gender roles, men’s rights, Gera who is a legal aid lawyer in Bastar and works on tribal their participation and portrayal in everyday society. The issues, was organised on 15th August. response was overwhelming and included articles full of sorrow, realistic poems, and anecdotes that brought Student participation is an important part of policy discourse forward the plight of men in this overbearing culture. The therefore the association also organised a discussion forum topic was discussed a lot and continued as WhatsApp on The National Education Policy (NEP) to discuss various forwards, posters and Instagram stories, and messages aspects and understand different perspectives of the policy on Twitter and Facebook by the committee, this being which is meant to revamp the education system of the their first activity as an elected body. On 26th November, country. Know the countries series was also undertaken - To PSA celebrated Samvidhan Divas and commemorated commemorate the completion of 75 years of United Nations’ ‘constitution day’ by activities for 3 days. The first activity occurrence, PSA’s interim committee ran an informative was acknowledging the lesser-known contribution of the 15 series from 1st to 31st October through the medium of women in the making of the constitution. To name a few WhatsApp and other social media handles. This series Ammu Swaminathan, Dakshayani Velayudhan,Begum Aizaz incorporated various aspects of a country. Information of Rasul, Annie Mascarenhas and Sarojini Naidu .The next day every country was shared which was covered in the series, we shared various informative articles and videos related to the excerpt and the posters consisted of the country’s name, the constitution, its history and facts through the medium flag and date of independence from foreign rule. Additionally, of WhatsApp. PSA published ‘Thoughts on the values it also consisted of some interesting facts about the particular of the constitution. The values which were covered, 1. countries. Maps and articles associated with the country Justice 2. Equality 3. Liberty 4. Fraternity, on 28 November were also shared to formulate a detailed understanding of 2020, continuing the spirit of celebrating our constitution. the socio-political scenario of these countries. Some of the PSA believes in principles and ideals of democracy, the countries covered in this series were Tuvalu, Guinea, Chad, association strives to raise concerns and its voice against Lesotho, Marshall Islands, Nauru, East Timor. Sao Tome denial of human rights and stands with the rights guaranteed and Princepe, Trinidad and Tobago, Burkina Faso, Senegal, by the constitution, therefore the association released Saint Vincent and Grenadines, Belize, Kyrgyzstan, Djibouti a statement in support of people who were peacefully to name a few. 25th of October which marks 75 years of protesting against the enacted farm laws and condemned UN’s existence we held a student discussion on the United the use of state brutality towards them,30th November PSA Nations on matters of reforms, changing role in the world released a statement on its social media observing World order, and role during the pandemic. The discussion was Human Rights Day on 10th December 2020 raising concerns moderated by alumnus Vasu Sharma. On 29th October of climate change, denial of rights due to biases, prejudices, we organised an interactive and informative session on caste, religion, gender, poverty, war crimes among many Breast Cancer Awareness, October is marked as breast other issues. The association believes that its high time we cancer awareness month and this session was one of the treat people with equality and we create safe spaces for first initiatives taken by PSA towards healthawareness discourse. The fourth edition of Human Rights week was and care. The session was hosted by The Pink initiative’s postponed to January 10th. founder Dr. Sumeet Shah and Co-founder Ms. Ujwala Rane. They familiarised us with the symptoms, initial care, taboos, On 27th December a webinar was organised with the tests and treatments associated with breast cancer. On 8th organisation Wildlife SOS on the Rights of Animals. November PSA Organised an interactive Discussion on India Thewebinar was conducted by Mr Wasim Akram, Deputy and SAARC relations focusing on its relevance, future and Director of special projects at wildlife SOS, who raised how the cooperation between the South Asian countries issues related to animal welfare and its protection, human- is crucial for the changing world order. The discussion wildlife conflict and ways for youth to contribute towards was moderated by alumnus Soham Joshi. Activities (as the betterment of wildlife. The fourth edition of Human organised after elections on 18th November 2020) One of the Rights Week was celebrated virtually this year from 10th 76 2020-21, Volume 113 to 16th January 2021. On Day 1 of Human rights week, shared in various groups on WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, PSA organized a session on’ Survivors of Landmines and Facebook handle, covering various aspects ranging from Disabilities’ by Hussain Ahmadi, who himself was a landmine geography, achievements, history, state disputes, political survivor. The speaker raised issues faced by the people movements, economic performance, trade balances and who have disabilities and the challenges they face in the much more. On 20th February 2021, PSA commemorated public sphere. PSA organized a session on Day 2 of Human World Day of Social Justice. The main objective of observing Rights Week on the topic ‘Critically Evaluating Farm Bills’. this day was to raise a voice against social injustice and to The Speaker for the session was Mekhala Krishnamurthy, bring awareness among the various communities towards who is an associate professor at Ashoka University. existing systems of injustice like poverty, gender and The session was organised in an attempt to understand physical discrimination, illiteracy, religious discrimination, the newly enacted farm bills, the concerns of small and and attempt to create discourse towards a socially integrated big farm owners and the role of society. On Day 3, PSA society. March 3rd is recognised as World Wildlife Day, conducted an interactive and informative session on ‘Covid PSA commemorated this day by sharing artwork made by and Healthcare in India’ by Sunila Dixit, who is a research enthusiastic participants, consisting of drawings, poetries analyst at Takshashila Institution. She gave detailed insights and thoughts related to nature. On 6th March, Watch and into health infrastructure in India. The speaker also raised Tell, an interactive workshop competition was held, it was issues of ASHA and migrant workers during the period of the 6th event in the Gender Prism series that the Department Lockdown. The session was held in collaboration with the of Sociology had organised. PSA and the department of Rotaract Club of our College. On Day 4 of Human Rights sociology collaborated for this event. It was an interactive Week, PSA conducted its annual essay writing competition. event where participants expressed their thoughts and The theme of the competition was ‘Right to Education. views about how to make society more gender-inclusive. Giving voice to everyone has always been on PSA’s agenda, On 8 March, we celebrated women’s day with reviews on and students being at the core of the education system authors, books, and movies based on the theme of women’s were given a chance to share their thoughts on the right empowerment. Participants shared their perspectives to education. The competition winners were -1st- Rishikant and interpretations regarding the theme. The entries were Brahmpuria,2nd- Shrutika Wadkar,3rd- Ankita Dubey On shared on various social media handles. On 14 March 2021, Day 5, PSA organized a workshop on ‘Gender in the Digital a session on the theme of internationalism was organised. Realm’ by Purnima Singh, who is a content strategist at Resource person Ms Vandana Bhatia who is Consulting Feminism In India- FII, During the session, critical questions Editor on the Indian Foreign Policy at the Kootneeti delivered were asked by the students on intersectionality. The lecturer a lecture on ‘The Biden Administration and the future of gave new dimensions to the ideology of Feminism. She also US-INDIA Relations’, she gave the background of Indo-US talked about the harassment faced by women online and relations after India’s independence. She talked about the the ways to curb it. On Day 6 of Human Rights Week, PSA era of missed opportunities when India decided to stay conducted a session on ‘Data and Democracy’. The speaker neutral during the Era of the Cold War. She also talked for the session was Varoon Bashyakarla, who is a data about the role and importance of the Indian diaspora. On 04 scientist in Berlin. This became PSA’s first session where April 2021, following up on the theme of internationalism a an international speaker was invited to deliver a lecture. The session on ‘Assimilating Africa’ by Dr. Shaantanu Shankar speaker emphasised how apps collect data and use it for was organised. other purposes. The session covered the Indian - African relations over On the last day of Human Rights Week there was a years, vaccine diplomacy, Indian and Chinese investments student discussion on ‘Climate Change and Human Rights’. in the country and the state of human rights there. On 11 Students discussed the issue of island countries which will April 2021, a session on’ ‘Caste, Gender and Profession’ by be completely submerged by the end of the century due to Nidhi Dugar Kundalia was held, based on her two books, i) climate change. Following up on the ‘Know the Countries’ series, PSA in collaboration with the Sociology Department The lost generation, ii) White as Milk and Rice. ‘The organised ‘Know the states and union territories’ series from Lost Generation’ revives the legacy of India’s 11 dying 1st to 31st January 2021. An excerpt with a poster was professions - the Godna Artists of Jharkhand, the Rudaalis of 2020-21, Volume 113 77 Rajasthan,the Genealogists of Haridwar, the Kabootarbaaz of PSA’s core committee further expanded the social media Old Delhi and so forth . White as Milk and Rice’ sheds light on with vibrant posters, stories, slides on Instagram, Twitter, six isolated tribes of India . Both these books bring some of Facebook and an extensive blog for this year’s activities the overlooked and uncommon facts of the Indian population was also maintained and updated with records, reports, into public discourse. On the occasion of Maharashtra Day, statements. Articles, poems of winners from various 1st May 2021, PSA competitions are also shared on the blog. PSA has been able to have an eventful year despite it being a completely conducted a quiz competition through google forms,the online mode. Social Media Activities Fact-o-clock, a series questions covered the essence of Maharashtra’s history, of quick facts on the theme of Right to Education was shared culture, traditions and some facts about the state. on official social media handles of PSA on January 13 as Winners of the quiz were -Anmol Jhadav, Sejal and Aakash part of Human Rights week PSA on its Instagram organized Desai. a quiz competition on Republic Day based on various facts about the constitution, republic day and its significance. Upcoming and Tentative Sessions, Activities :16th May Another quiz was organized on Instagram on the theme 2021, PSA plans to have a Workshop on Resume building of the Union budget, its history and lesser-known facts by Prof.Shivani Gohil from St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai. to acknowledge the declaration of the union budget on As students of Degree college who are set to embark upon 1st February. PSA shared some informative facts, myths, the journey in the ‘working world,’ an articulate resume self-examination techniques on different types of cancer in becomes important. To mark World Environmental Day on acknowledgement of World Cancer Day on its social media 5th June 2021, PSA plans to schedule a session around the on 4th February. PSA commemorated World Social Justice theme of environment. The session will be conducted in day i.e. 20th February by sharing the idea of justice in an collaboration with the college Nature Club. 29th July 2021, inclusive state. On the eve of World Wildlife Day i.e. 3rd PSA in collaboration with the Nature club, will be celebrating March, PSA shared artworks of various participants on its World Tiger day. PSA has scheduled a session ‘Roar’ with official handles and shared interesting facts about wildlife. Nandini Velho who is a trained field biologist with a master’s Following are the links to the social media handleshttps:// degree in conservation biology. She is the recipient of the psawc.blogspot.com/?m=1 https://instagram.com/psa_ Wildlife Service Award (2015). wc?igshid=jh1vpawitg5f Over the academic year, PSA has had 5 general body https://twitter.com/psa_wc?s=08 meetings through the Google meet platform, including one with students from the Sociology department and 25 Core https://www.facebook.com/psawc/ committee meetings on the same platform to plan various Ms. Sana B Khan, activities President, Political Science Association 78 2020-21, Volume 113 English Section Aazka Patel TYBA English In a Dibble for Dibbles My grandma’s home was in a tranquil village. Every once in a while I hopped in there for the relaxation I couldn’t find I turned towards the voice to see my neighbour in the city. Her home being in intimacy with the beach, Mr Hutchinson’s daughter, Laura, leaning on the fence bestowed me comfort. dividing our home from theirs. She was a cute little 9 years old, who loved playing pranks. I was always cautious around One morning, as I was peacefully eating my breakfast I her. heard a commotion in the backyard. Gran came stumbling from the back door. As soon as she entered my gaze halted “Yep, I can’t find her,” I confessed, “Gran, said that she had at the marks on her apron. I noticed further that she was a pretty nasty quarrel with your cat?” gasping and there her left sleeve was torn from the shoulder. “Oh yes. That was quite a racket.” “Oh my goodness, what happened?” I was reddening with shame now, “So did you see my kitty She leaned back on the door and wiping the sweat off her after that? She doesn’t seem to be around here.” forehead, she answered, “It’s the cats again. Your wildcat and Mrs Hutchinson’s do NOT get along.” Then in an agitated “I thought so. My cat is missing too. They might’ve gone to tone, she continued, “Didn’t I tell you that already, a hundred the market you know... Daddy says the fishermen brought in some tasty big fish. Our cat loves fish.” Her eyes, for times! Now, look at all my goats, they are trembling to death! some reason, were gleaming when she said this. I decided My entire farm is ransacked!” to ignore it. She indicated towards the barn with both hands as I sat “Look my cat is vegetarian.” there unable to think what to do. Thankfully, Gran started shouting again, and that saved me the trouble to think. “That’s weird, the goats tell otherwise.” “Now, listen young lady, you coming here every month Okay, now for a 9-year old she was pretty observant, which is fine. But if you ever bring THAT wilderness along with was irritating. I decided to rephrase my last line. “Yeah, I you, consider yourself cut off from me, FOREVER! Now, get thought she was. I mean I have seen her detest non-veg. hopping and find that cat of yours, and never unleash it, Whatever the hell happened with the goats, I don’t know.” EVER AGAIN! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?” “Then checking the market wouldn’t be a problem, right? You The answer exited my mouth faster than my reflexes would can borrow Daddy’s bike to go there.” have allowed - “Yes ma’am. On my way.” Saying that I ran She pointed at her father’s bike and left. For a 9-year-old, out of her home from the back door with an apologetic face, she had a big mouth, but the girl had a point. ignoring her intense stare to burn me. I grabbed that bike and rode straight towards the market. The situation was quite worse. The hay was scattered all A cool breeze was flowing, bringing with it the scent of over the place, few milk cans had spilt over and considering the fishes as I got closer. I saw some boys playing with the scratch on one of the goat’s furs I concluded that my rubber tyres, just like I used to, in my childhood. I scolded vegetarian cat wasn’t interested in veggies any more. I myself to focus, Dibbles could hide anywhere easily, due to looked around to leash her, but I couldn’t find her around. her black and white fur. I eyed every alleyway and corner I glanced around the goats, near the hay, under the tables, like an idiot while slowly riding the bike, leaving no place around a tractor - but it was all in vain. I even uselessly “ungazed”. As I entered the marketplace, I wished to leave searched around the milk cans knowing that, that would be almost immediately due to the unbearable stench. I parked the last place she could hide since she is lactose intolerant. my bike in a corner and walked. On both sides of the street “Are you searching for Dibbles?” were vendors selling different things, but mostly food. I bent 79 2020-21, Volume 113 and peered under the carts for Dibbles. The wind continued, and was still panting when I heard the boys burst into a fit of which would have been more appreciative if it didn’t smell laughter, with some pointing at me. I was raging, “You! I will of fishes. She wasn’t there under the fruit cart, no sign of her kill...Ouch!” I tried climbing back up but tumbled again due under the vegetable cart. Although I was convinced she was to the moist mud. Their laughter became louder now. vegetarian, I still looked under the butcher’s cart, despite I was still hyperventilating due to the sudden cold, trying to the ache in my knees from bending. No sign of her there. drag myself up when someone came running for my rescue. As I stood up, the butcher threw a wad of fat my way, to be It was Mr Hutchinson, Laura’s father, Gran’s neighbour. exact, on my face. He quickly apologised but I, half-listening Seeing him arrive, the boys escaped. Looking at me, continued on my kitty quest. Mr Hutchinson’s expression changed from anger to pity and I was stinking as I returned to my parked bike. It was he extended his hand for me. I grabbed hold of it and he almost noon by now. And I was hungry. I decided to try firmly pulled me up with no effort. one more place before going back home. I got on the bike “Sorry for that honey, these boys are getting more and rode towards the beach, where I had taken Dibbles mischievous each day! Are you alright? Hurt anywhere?” numerous times since I came. She enjoyed herself in the sand. As I rode, the breeze was more fresh and clean, with I thought of Laura’s pranks, and how they were increasing the smell of salt that I loved. I passed some coconut trees each day too, but didn’t bother to mention it. with a strong fragrance of freshly cut coconuts. It was a “No Sir I am fine. Just dirty, but not hurt. Thank you for your pleasant atmosphere. I kept an eye though, but Dibbles assistance, I needed it.” Saying this I realised that all the wasn’t anywhere along the way. After I halted, the wind etiquettes of dressing my Gran taught my mum, and my hit my face, giving me the energy I needed. It was almost mum taught me were in vain. Here I was stinking and wet afternoon, but the sky was cloudy and it looked like it would in front of a respectable man. My face was greasy and my rain any minute. Yet I walked on the shore, looking up ahead, clothes were wet and had sand glued to them. it was clear that Dibbles wasn’t here. I still wandered for “Oh, that looks like my bike.” He said looking at his bike I some calm before the pending storm of finding her again. parked near a tree. The sand was cool, I realised, I was barefoot. “Um, it is your bike Mr Hutchinson, Laura offered it to me I remembered it was a rainy day when I bought her. I wanted because I had to search for my cat Dibbles in almost the a Scottish Fold for a long time, and mum wouldn’t allow entire town. I hope you don’t mind.” pets in the house. So I bought her instantly after moving “I see. Oh no, not at all a problem dear. Why don’t you out. She was a playful pet. I thought bringing her here would ride back home, you might need some... rest”, he said be a good idea. But her idea of “good” included violence in an unsure manner after glancing me up and down and and threats to eat the animals around the farm. I continued continued, “and also our cat has returned, so yours might strolling when some boys came running towards me. They come along too!” were the same boys who were playing with the tyres earlier, I realised. As they reached closer, one of them asked, “Hey, “Thank you, Mr Hutchinson, I hope so. I’ll see you around.” Laura said your kitty was missing. We almost saw a black Saying this shamefully, I fled from there as quickly as and white cat near the coconut trees.” possible. I quickly rode back home, not looking anywhere for fear of someone recognising me. As I reached back at My eyes widened with bliss, “Really?” my grandmother’s farm, I parked the bike, making a mental “Yep, she was wandering near the coconuts, come we will note of cleaning it after showering myself. When I heard the show you.” little voice again. “Hey, there you are, it’s afternoon. What “That’s great!” took you so long?” They began towards the coconut trees with me at their I turned to see Laura observing me up and down with heels. We entered the serenity of the trees, and after walking curiosity. I snapped to stop her observation, “It’s a long a few steps more I slipped and down I went with a thud in a story, forget it. Anyhow, I heard, your cat came back?” trench, straight in the water. It was deep because I almost “It did, and yours too, but...” Mid-sentence, her voice drowned. The water was cold and I struggles but I swam up faltered and she looked down. 80 2020-21, Volume 113 “But what?” Meekly she mumbled, “I think yours might be “Really, darling, extremely sorry, why don’t you come inside dead.” honey, I’ll apply something to those scratches.” My blood rose to a boiling point and I screamed. Thinking of that 9-year-old devil inside I answered reflexively, “No no, thank you, ma’am. I’d rather go home and take a “WHAT ARE YOU SAYING? WHERE IS DIBBLES?” shower. Gran will help me with the scratches.” She whispered in a fearful tone, “Just calm down, I’ll show “Are you sure dear?” you... Come.” “Yes, absolutely ma’am. Thank you for your offer, I’ll see you I followed her to her house’s barn, just beside the common later okay.” fence. She brought me to a corner and I hurriedly looked around for any sign of her, when she walked under a table, “Alright dear take care.” her height being small, and then, MEOW! I rapidly walked back to the house. Grandma, fortunately, A ragdoll, not mine, jumped on my face and started forgot all about cutting me off from her assets and quite scratching me vigorously. frankly, she threw me in the bathroom to shower. In the shower, I almost cried for not finding my kitty. The warm “Ow! Ouch! Stop it!” water of the shower only stung my wounds more. After The cat’s claws were large, and its nails dug deep in my showering, Gran applied some ointment on my scratches, cheeks. It was meowing loudly at an alarming rate. I realised which was a relief. Her soft hands combined with the the cat was scared too, after being thrown suddenly by her cooling sensation I got from the gel was quite soothing. owner on a strange face. Despite that, I mentally bid farewell to any parties I might Laura’s mum came from somewhere like an angel while this have to attend in the upcoming weeks. havoc was happening on my face and pulled that cat away I decided to make some tea. There was no milk anywhere from me. I was lying on the ground and a goat was staring in the kitchen. I asked Gran to which she said, “All the milk I down at me, with its mouth full of hay. Mrs Hutchinson got from the cows was spilt out in the morning remember? helped me stand up, and I leaned on the fence, while Laura Why don’t you milk some from the cows, I would like some couldn’t stop laughing. My face hurt so bad. I was sure I tea as well. There won’t be much milk left now, but still, give was bleeding. Parts of my cheek had gone numb due to the it a try.” sudden pain. I tried touching the scratches but they only “Didn’t you have lunch Gran?” stung more. Mrs Hutchinson gave Laura an unnerving look before bringing me a wet napkin. As I patted it to my face, “I did dear, but who doesn’t like some tea?” I almost decided she furiously lectured Laura on manners. to say that everyone likes tea but making tea means I need to take double efforts. “Is this the way you behave with guest Laura! This is unacceptable! That poor lady was trying to find her kitty, I walked into the barn and sat down and started milking the instead of helping her to hurt her even more! Look at her cows. I noticed the can which had spilt earlier had some face, look what you did young lady! This is NOT funny!” I trickles coming out from it, going towards the goats. But could see that that little devil was trying to control her goats don’t drink cow milk. laughter all along while her mum scolded her. Then after not I got up slowly, thankful that my knees had the energy and controlling herself, she ran inside. walked up closer to the goats, to recognize, a non-vegetarian Mrs Hutchinson turned to me and apologised, “Forgive me black creature with white spots, with milk dripping from for that dear, I promise Laura will get a nice punishment!” her whiskers, whom I thought to be lactose-intolerant, She shouted the last part for Laura to hear inside. camouflaged among the black and white goats, licking and cleaning off the mischief from herself. 81 2020-21, Volume 113 Synonymity- Women and Leadership Anamika Gupta TYBA Political Science In a world where the Glass Ceiling approach towards women These leaders are hailed for their ‘No Nonsense’ approach is nothing new, the Glass Cliff phenomenon, where women are towards preventive measure at the same time constantly more likely than men to be appointed to leadership positions being in touch with the people through social media, quoting that are precarious has turned the table for many. Numerous statistics of the worst-case scenario, presenting unadulterated studies from the ‘Economic Crisis of 2008’ show that banks facts (unlike Donald Trump who claimed that the disease would and countries with female leadership suffered less than others. just disappear) they proved to the world over and again that Data shows that when women get into positions of power ‘Crisis and Politics management is not to be feared by women’. they prioritize issues that have been sidelined, like clean These women leaders took novel measures, made decisive water, sanitation, health, stronger health care systems - all decisions, engaged with science, and explained concepts to cornerstones to keep away the Covid-19; and Amy Batson, the laymen as Merkel did in one of her press conferences. In all executive director of Women Lift Health made this very clear in of these events, Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg did one of her talks with CGTN America. something very unprecedented with won hearts around the Jennifer Curtin, who is a public policy academic at The globe. She conducted a press conference, specifically for University of Auckland has articulated in one of her pubic talks children to answer their questions and to help them and their on YouTube on how the pandemic brought into light the prompt families to process what’s happening in this pandemic. action taken by Women leaders of multiple countries which In a world where very few countries are led by women, a proved crucial in controlling the spread of the virus and a lower contrast was observed between hyper-masculine male leaders death rate. In several parts of the world where women leaders and emphatic, resolute women leaders during this pandemic. are scoffed at, this revelation comes as an eye-opener. A full-fledged human being is an ultimate balance between the Another example of good leadership and foresight was reported masculine and the feminine, yet we are living in a world where our by the DW News, about the Taiwanese President Tsai Ing- ideas of success and well-being are overwhelmingly masculine. wen, who took lessons from the 2003 SARS outbreak and Collaboration, empathy, focus, and evidence combined with implemented an early ban to travel in China, did health screenings decisiveness have been the central pillars of the ‘Female-led and increased the production of face masks in the country. administrations’. Their brilliant communication skills, public Kate Ferguson of DW News, in her talk on Gender Politics, messages, engagement with science, bringing more feminine highlighted the significant steps that women leaders have taken. traits into the practice of handling the pandemic successfully, She gives examples of Jacinda Ardern, Angela Merkel, Silvera has defied the overbearing patriarchal, ineffective ideas of Jacob are few names from the list of women leaders who decided successful leadership. We need to stop asking women to be like to fight early and fight hard the Covid-19. Right from scientific, men and let them emerge as a new ‘Normal’ where women’s straightforward, and data-driven measures, they maintained an leadership is a norm and not an exception. empathetic approach while communicating with their people. Hillary Clinton has rightly said - “The Future is Female”. Women-led countries of Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Sources - etc. ensured early self-isolation of traveling citizens, a ban on travel to China, having a ‘Focused on Economy approach’ by https://youtu.be/9cM9imtbits introducing Emergency measures to counter the Covid-19 https://youtu.be/Jadp7XN3cDk impact, even after a cut in paychecks they ensured that the salaries were paid on time for the government as well as https://youtu.be/WmBNuiUG6PE private employees, so that mass unemployment and its related https://youtu.be/cZKMZ8UKB2k problems are prevented. https://youtu.be/fTfTbKOb3XE 82 2020-21, Volume 113 Living in the Moment Kerolin Jivrajani TYBA (Psychology) Imagine, you’re on a trek and now after walking for hours, relationships, develop a secure self, and reduce the biases that you have finally reached the top of the hill or mountain. How we carry. It also reduces the grey matter in our brains and helps does it feel? Are you aware of your whole body- a racing or develop a healthy brain, heart and body. slowed down heart, little tickling in the stomach (especially A word of caution here is that practicing this technique, in the if you are afraid of heights), tiredness from walking, probably beginning, can bring about tiredness, sleepiness, boredom, and pain in your legs? Can you see and feel the environment – the excessive thoughts while doing it. Also, sitting down and doing trees, monkeys (most probably they would be there), the wind it in a meditation-like practice can bring about memories and that’s wild trying to take away your cap, and people? Can you emotions that are difficult to process. However, being present identify what you’re thinking and feeling – it could be “Wow! does not require you to meditate, we can’t spend the whole What a beautiful view!”, “I did it finally! I climbed it!”, or the day sitting like a sage, right? There are a lot of ways to practice opposite: “Did I walk so much just to see this?”; feelings and this - you can do it while you’re walking, playing or even talking emotions could be a relief for reaching safely, happiness, fear to someone, washing dishes, gardening or reading by being (if you’re afraid of heights), proud for making it through, among aware of your breath, keeping a note of thoughts (remember many others. Also, do you feel a gentle sense of peace and love that they are not realities!) and reminding yourself to come within you? back to the moment if your mind starts wandering. A simple What you just read is an example of you having experienced clap, snapping fingers, tapping feet, or saying yourself ‘be here’ 2600 years old Buddhist practice called mindfulness. It is works for me. Relaxing your body physically and feeling the maintaining a moment-by-moment awareness of our thoughts, emotion that arises will help you make each moment count feelings, bodily sensations, and surrounding environment, gradually. through a gentle, nurturing lens. Essentially it is experiencing At last, there are various types of online sources available to the moment completely, with no place for past experiences nor cultivate this practice of being in the moment consciously. In a worry for the future being. world that can’t stop stimulating, let’s celebrate our presence This ‘being conscious’ of the moment as a practice is very by being in the present! difficult to cultivate because our minds love to wander and References ruminate. Initially, it can be quite overwhelming as we do not know how to be in the here and now. Research says that this https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/what_we_still_ practice of being consciously aware of the present moment can dont_know_about_mindfulness_meditation lower down stress levels, strengthen immunity, help cope with https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2018/04/less-stress- pressures, expectations and unpleasant emotions, develop clearer-thoughts-with-mindfulness-meditation/ acceptance and resilience, improve memory and attention https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/topic/mindfulness/ enhancing decision-making skills, build self-compassion and definition#how-cultivate-mindfulness 83 2020-21, Volume 113 ‘Hostel Diaries’ Siddhi Pankaj FYBAF A girl sweet and kind girl called Siddhi, lived in a small architecture. She went to her dorm, unpacked her luggage, but charming town in a remote place. She lived in a joint and chatted with her new friends and roommates. Soon family; where she was loved by one and all. Siddhi had they headed toward the mess, where the food was many interests like skating, cycling, swimming, music, delicious – something that came as a real surprise to her. and painting, it was difficult for her parents to find places Every day it was exciting to guess what would be on the where her hobbies and interests could be developed. Her menu, and her thoughts were always happy ones. father was a businessman, who wanted to take up his The next morning started with a morning workout, work in a big city. followed by a healthy breakfast and while enjoying it all, With time the town had started to change day by day, she realised she was running late on her very first day. the place which her family loved was slowing turning When she entered the class, she saw many welcoming into malfeasance so her parents decided to send their faces including those of the teachers. The first day in the two children to another place, which was safer and school was great, soon the bell rang and everyone was where they could provide them with all the facilities at out of the teacher’s sight within seconds. She had lunch one place: a hostel. Siddhi was the younger child, and it with her new groupies, went back to the dorm to rest for was too soon to send her, so the parents decided to send a while until the matron came and broke the news that her elder brother, Hritik. Whenever Hritik returned home both morning and evening sports were a compulsory part for his vacations, he filled Siddhi’s ears with interesting of every student’s schedule. Siddhi was someone who details of his hostel life, which was till then a place only in would play all day but not if it was made mandatory. It was difficult for her to choose there were so many options like her fantasy. Time elapsed and soon she was old enough basketball, tennis, volleyball, badminton, and many more. to stay in a hostel as she was in the seventh grade. She So she decided to give each game a week. Everything had waited for four years to have the experience of living was going as her plans- her academics and every week in a hostel! a new sport, but it was time to choose a single sport and Her parents drove her to the place that would be a get her name registered. She chose tennis. temporary home. As she moved around she only saw Few months passed and the holidays were approaching, greenery everywhere and the views were enhanced by she heard a teacher talk about a round square conference. the mesmerizing presence of a peacock dancing. She She had heard about it but never attended one, so as for a learned that the place is well known for flora and fauna, first timer she agreed to participate. She went to Nainital and that touched her heart. Siddhi always wanted to live accompanied by four of her friends and a teacher. That in a place open, wide, and close to nature, a place where experience taught her a lot of new things and including she can learn anything and everything – the atmosphere about the conferences. was perfect for that! So she was determined to do the next favourite thing – make as many friends as possible. Another year began - few changes that she experienced were like the next step in academics, some new friends, She saw her parents leaving, but her sadness was and a new interest in sports that was athletics. The overcome in few seconds as she saw everyone going athletics field was across the tennis court, so she went towards the hostels. She looked up at the tall impressive up to the coach one day and asked to join. He pointed to hostel buildings, that were once the home of kings and a line of fifty students and asked her to go for a run with queens, and which later was converted to a residential them. After a few weeks, Siddhi was told to join the team school, so they were surrounded by old yet fine for the workout, and now she was a team player. 84 2020-21, Volume 113 Every year of her hostel life was special but the year she she saw peacocks dancing every morning. She liked to was moved from junior hostel to senior hostel was even take a round of the campus in her free time and made a more so; her batch got a touching farewell from their new batch of besties. She continued to compete in the juniors. very same sports that she had been participating in for all these years. But this time she did not return empty- Siddhi was in ninth grade, and the workout on the athletic handed, she broke the record and bagged a gold medal field continued for weeks and her willingness to do more in the hammer throw competition. That day when she workouts ensured a spot for her in ‘The Team’. Then one returned to the hostel she saw a banner congratulating day the coach informed her that now that she was on the Team, she would have to do the ‘Hammer Throw’. her, outside the school building, the following day there Siddhi was confused “What is the hammer?” She was was an article and a photograph in the newspaper, and ordered to bring it out of the Equipment Room and she her achievement was posted on the official website of the had to drag it to the field. She learned to hold and throw school. The gold medal, enabled her to get selected for it across the field for the next couple of months. Though the national hammer throw competition, though she did this was something unusual and left her body very sore, not gain any position, it was a great experience. with practice and proper guidance, she was already like Siddhi continued with her interest in Drama, auditioned a loaded bullet waiting to be fired. And with this came for a play, and got the lead role. In the twelfth, she her first field competition. Though she didn’t win, she decided to be on the student council; participated in did her best, and her coach and others were impressed with her perfect technique. That day when she went back the school elections, and got selected as the school to her hostel, she resolved to begin practice for more sports captain. One day, as she sat in the sports field, competitions and tougher challenges. and thought about how much she had grown, for someone who was not a sports type person to gaining Siddhi’s talent in sports was known to everyone but she so many achievements there, overcoming stage fear had another hidden talent which she discovered after and stammering problems to getting a lead role in the joining the hostel: acting. There was an inter-house drama annual plays for two consecutive years. With so much competition, where she volunteered to help with the going on, she did worry about the board exams that props. But when one of the actors fell ill, she was asked year. Her teachers held extra classes for her and friends to substitute for the rehearsals. The teacher observed helped her with her studies, especially her best friend Siddhi and felt that she could be given a part in the play, Lata. She got good grades. Though hostel life did have and so she got a role. its ups and downs- she had fights with her friends many Siddhi stayed in that hostel till her tenth class and got to times which were similar to the ones in Big Boss house, experience Round Square, MUN (Model United Nations but Siddhi always knew a way to be back together with Conference) and Inter-School Sports competitions, her hostel friends. Drama, and many other things. The happy and enriching hostel life ended after the After this, she shifted to another hostel which was twelfth exams, but the wonderful experiences from there much bigger and set in verdant surroundings. Here too will always be in her heart. 85 2020-21, Volume 113 ‘Hostel Diaries’ Social media: Boon/Bane Apurva Abhay Mantri XII-A I wake up feeling a bit nostalgic as a memory tug at my It also leads to fragmented attention span, a cause of concern heartstrings amidst the fog of my countless thoughts. I for the next generation who are given access to it without recall how I used to spend hours at my friend’s house in any restrictions. Cybersecurity concerns have also arisen the summers, playing games that kids these days hardly in recent times.Cyberbullying exists because anonymity know about. Thanks to social media I can contact her from gave the freedom to spit out the negativity, hatred and envy anywhere. I text her but I wonder if this would ever be which we aren’t allowed to acknowledge. We need to make equivalent to the equation that we shared in the past. I wait an environment that preaches healthy online behaviour and for a reply but I am not patient. This is what social media has allows us to acknowledge our negativity and learn from it done to us. So, is social media a boon for us? for the betterment of society. Spreading communal hatred, misinforming and spicing up stories to sell became an Let’s begin at the beginning. As Mark Zuckerberg stated, social inevitable part of the network, as we saw in the case of the media platforms were created to make the world more open and US elections; violence was incited and people were largely connected and give power to the people to share whatever they misguided. The companies introduced new policies and want with whoever they want. But soon enough as everyone rules only after people burst with anger. And their motive started to have access to technology and these platforms lies in inciting people. began to grow inexorably, the companies’ aspirations changed. These platforms began to be programmed to be more addictive Though the internet has allowed small businesses to flourish and keep people hooked to their content by making algorithms massively and everything is made available to us so quickly, to entangle them in the web of unlimited information access. we have to define a line of control. The pace at which we are And who got exploited? The people who created content and ‘developing’, is it development or depletion and stagnation those who consumed it. “The ancient struggle was a struggle of our resources? To have a limitation over what we have for survival. But the modern struggle is against the diseases of access to is important for us to grow. We need to adapt to abundance. We are all overexposed to everything and if you the system with a correct approach and set our boundaries get addicted, your brain will be destroyed. That’s the modern while using these platforms. struggle.” (States Naval Ravikant) Thanks to these social media platforms, I could formulate Researches have constantly pointed out that unconstrained this essay and also get distracted quite a few times because use of these sites may lead to anxiety, stress and depression. I was unsure of the next few sentences now and then. The light we cannot see Arushi Nalumakkal Best Article in the English Section FYBA Div C Turning blind at the age of five due to a disease was the other faculties and abilities to get honed to a maximum. worst thing that happened to me and it ruined my childhood. I think about things that are bigger, much bigger than my Especially when you have caught a glimpse of all that there problems and myself. I ave come to realise that the universe is to see, it’s like getting a lick of an ice cream and having does not revolve around the mere specks that we humans it taken away from you. It’s been fifteen years since, and I are, just because we have survived seven million years have got used to navigating my way through life, thinking and a few apocalypses on this planet, but my thinking is in that I have actually done pretty well for myself, getting my contrast to what many others think. 86 2020-21, Volume 113 Despite having the intelligence and ability to be so much consumption and the space taken by this many people is more, we choose to have it all at the cost of our environment. what constitutes the maximum harm to the environment. In today’s world people are so stressed, boggled with work Some studies say that the earth has a maximum capacity and crushed under mental health issues, and so, what is of housing ten billion people, but at the our current rate of the first thing we do to get some serenity? We run to the consumption of natural resources, it won’t be long before mountains, beaches or forests. Because that’s who we are, the earth will be depleted of all that sustains life. It is a lot to by default it is in our system to be true to ourselves and expect that humans will do something for the benefit of the seek a certain kind of freedom from our overwhelming lives. earth when there is so much disparity among the species Escaping into pristine nature gives us so much tranquillity itself. If we still have no respect and don’t recognise the and peace, and puts us in the right state of mind. And yet we rights of others, it’s but natural that we disregard many are hell-bent on destroying all that we have. An individual things about the earth. cannot even go for a walk without looking around and seeing In the present time distractions are at an all-time high, and our the filth and decay all around to which we are blindsided. I minds are never still, people are glued to their smartphones, sometimes imagine that I can feel the earth crying out loud even children and most adults suffer from ADHD and have for mercy. to constantly be amused to not drive themselves crazy. This On frequent trips to the local supermarket, I hear customers causes us to miss out on the little things in life that only the demand that the plastic bags be given to them by the people that are immune to their devices, still can experience. vendors. It’s clear that that people don’t carry reusable bags, Ignorance is an apt word to describe how people are wired We don’t care that all that one time use waste gets dumped nowadays. Their tolerance levels have become way too in the sea or a garbage landfill. We don’t even segregate low and their problems way too high. Focusing on what is our waste properly into dry and wet waste. Till the time it around us is not key to survival anymore, causing people to does not directly affect our daily lives, we will continue to get sucked into a fast-paced, not so compassionate and cut- not care. This is not even that we have to help out a fellow throat competitive world. planet, it is our home, and we humans still do not have the As I sit on the train station platform,waiting for my ride, I decency to make an effort. seem to be the only one that can hear the dripping of the In today’s interconnected world, through our smart devices, water tap that has been going on constantly. The sound we have more information and awareness than ever before. of every wasted drop of water reverberated like a gong And on the positive side, many individuals have started in my head. Each time I get up and turn it off, some thirsty to take initiative to make a change, many scientists and indifferent person comes along and leaves it the way it was, people from other fields have devoted their lives to making dripping. This seems like a symbol of the way our world a difference in the world. We have begun the journey of functions, each time one person does something good for making the world and the environment a better place. our earth, there are about a million people that set things back . It’s like taking one step forward and two steps back. With a population of almost eight billion people worldwide, It makes me wonder, would I have been like the others if I the amount of waste generated is catastrophic. The energy still had my vision? Would I be a fool? DAY DrEAMING Ayushi James FYBA Div:C Oh well, have you ever been snapped out of your thoughts? “Did you complete your assignment? It’s due today”. And you Maybe you went to sleep late and got up very early in the are back to reality. Well then, you’re not alone. All of us have morning and naturally, you drifted to La-la Land where you day dreamed at some point in our lives while on the train, were thinking of your bed and a plush comforter, a nice soft during a meeting, while trying to fall asleep. Day dreaming pillow under your head, and *snap* you hear your friend say is the stream of consciousness that detaches from current 87 2020-21, Volume 113 external tasks when attention drifts to a more personal and “Paradoxical though it sounds, day dreaming is what makes internal direction. It is when your mind wanders and your us organised,” says Eric Klinger, professor of psychology at attention shifts from the task at hand whether it be physical the University of Minnesota. or mental, to a place that is entirely your own. According day dreaming can help you focus, day dreaming can help to psychologists, we spend up to half of our mental activity you concentrate and focus on a higher goal for yourself. on day dreams. This phenomenon is common in people’s The more you think about your ultimate goal and focus on daily life shown by a large-scale study in which participants the steps to achieving that goal, the more likely you will spend 47% of their conscious day spacing out, drifting be to reach it. You might even reach your goal faster if you away, and day dreaming. It has been found that there are are using your day dreaming times and efforts efficiently. two types of day dreams: positive-construction day dreams Another positive effect of day dreaming is that it can help and dysphoric day dreams. you maintain your friendships and relationships. Positive-constructive day dreams are usually upbeat ▪ When you are staying apart from your friends you think about and include imaginative thoughts. them and day dreaming about spending time with them can ▪ Dysphoric day dreams include visions of failure often help you feel like you are still together. You also tend and punishment. to daydream about what you would do with your friends in certain situations, it helps you remember them fondly, So why do we exactly day dream? researchers say people rather them slipping out of your mind. However, there are who reverie frequently and vividly tend to be less satisfied also negative aspects of day dreaming, If you daydream too in their life. But if you day dream about family and friends, much, it can become addictive. It’s often quite distracting, if people report higher levels of satisfaction in their daily lives. you work an office job and have to hit a specific target by the For example, many people in prison can spend much of their end of the day, day dreaming will distract you from working days day dreaming about what life would be like if they were efficiently. If your job consists of operating heavy machinery, out. day dreaming can even be harmful to your health if you allow it to reduce your concentration. day dreaming can Day dreams allow your mind to run freely and even increases also be harmful to your mental health if you are constantly productivity in some cases. Day dreaming enhances having negative thoughts. While some people daydream creativity, which is why you have an ah-ha moment and about happy fantasies while others dreaming about harmful sudden insight into a situation. Day dreaming allows you thoughts, There have been many cases of people who are to uncover thoughts and ideas you did not realise you sad driving along the road and day dreaming about crashing ever had and looks underneath the surface thoughts. Your into a tree. Sometimes, these types of day dreaming mind becomes unhinged and is allowed to roam freely. Day fantasies can be rather involved with a great deal of detail. It Dreaming is also a great outlet to imagine scenarios without is almost like a plan rather than a fantasy. When it involves the risk or any real consequences. When you day dream, something that could cause harm, day dreaming is likely to you can make new associations and connections from your be a detrimental quality. conscious mind to unconscious thoughts which can help you in a situation that you have been thinking about for a day dreaming is incredibly normal, but excessive day while. When you day dream you escape your reality even if dreaming can be a symptom of a larger problem. When only for a short amount of time. Day dreaming is an essential you day dreaming your brain is actually using a different cognitive tool to help us explore our inner experiences. network called the default network. This network includes areas of the brain such as the medial prefrontal cortex Much like nighttime dreaming, day dreaming can also help which helps us to imagine ourselves and the thoughts and the brain consolidate learning. Day dreaming may also help feelings of others, the posterior cingulate cortex which people to sort through problems and achieve success. shows personal memories from the brain, and the parietal cortex which has connections to the hippocampus that Researchers found that different brain areas are activated stores episodic memories. The default network is only while day dreaming that are compatible with those activated when people switch their conscious minds associated with problem-solving. They help us realise our from an attention-demanding task to wandering or day goals, and reveal our innermost hopes, desires, and fears. dreaming. For this reason, this network is considered our 88 2020-21, Volume 113 default setting, when our brain is not paying attention to the day dreaming isn’t always a bad thing, and it isn’t always present, it reverts to this setting. If you are day dreaming harmful. It’s important to be aware of what you day excessively you might want to visit a doctor because dreamingabout, as well as how frequent and how intense there is a psychiatric disorder known as maladaptive day the day dreaming are. This self-awareness will help you dreaming. It was identified by Professor Eliezer Somer pick up whether you need help. In conclusion, day dreaming of the University of Haifa in Israel. This condition causes is good when done in proportion to enhance our problem- intense day dreaming that distracts a person from their solving ability and become more creative and focused real life. Many times, real-life events trigger day dreaming. but we need to have a check on our mind when we day It’s normal for everyone to day dreaming from time to time, dreaming because there is always a flip side to every good but it becomes problematic when one is not able to follow thing and we should make sure that we don’t go overboard. instructions or pay attention when required. Killed by the Light of the World Christina Sarah Kumbukattu FY BA,Division-B Elijah, a man in his mid- forties, was a retired policy advisor convinced him to take a detour to the government office. He and an author. He was a bachelor who had dark brown was apprehensive to go with her, as his shrewd behaviour hair, a well-maintained body with a consummate elegance in the past made him a prime target for office gossip and to himself. Few research publications and award-winning aspersions by his colleagues. Noises of telephone rings, novels in his past added to the existing struggles he had staplers, lots of greetings and formalities to the minister to face. Everybody on this earth had their demons to face, made him nostalgic.Madam had extended a formal invite to however to Elijah he was draggedby the Devil himself to the Elijah to be a spokesperson on a national summit for migrant darkness of hell. At the age of 35, he was diagnosed with workers. Never did Elijah think that he would get to represent acute blindness. Darkness was a word which was beyond his country, let alone on a human rights issue. Elijahaccepted description to him. He succumbed to depression as he lost the invite without a blink of hesitation, however, years ago his job which had made his existing life bearable. To the he would have been ignorant to such matters. world it seemed like he was doing fine, however for Elijah, Memories of the past, the last official work assigned to him blindness thwarted his success which chewed away his started to flood back. Mari had disclosed a secret intelligence peace of mind. matter regarding how China wasusing refugees and human Adapting to situations, a forced outcome of his handicap, trafficking children across the borders of India and China, let him learn all the different ways to adjust to his new to workas labourers. Mari and Elijah had then arranged lifestyle. Initial years were very difficult, broken utensils, a conference call with the Minister of Foreign Affairs in furniture, and the wastage of food and water all due to China to discuss the inhuman treatment towards labourers his frustrations and lack of acceptance. Having been an and illegal trafficking, however that didn’t go according to important figure to the foreign minister on matters of policy plan. Minister Lee indirectly threated that China wouldback in the past, the changes in his meticulous life and living on out fromthe peace deal with the NATO countries which a handicap pension, just added to his dolefulness. Life was wasimportant to India who were aiming for global peace, if just sedentary and meaningless to him. One late afternoon, the matter was not dropped or if it was brought to the press. Elijah was approached by a dark sedan, on his way to the Elijahknew that doing this would not be feasiblefor China train station.Hemade out the sound of footsteps which he as it would cause other countries to turn against them and analysed to be mademost likely by military boots. A familiar called on a bluff. However, to address these issues would voice echoed through the street calling out to him. It was his mean to critically strain the relations with China and its allies former boss, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mari Lanyon. There so he convinced madam to drop the issue a long time back. was warmth in those soft fragile hands as she greeted him. The recollection of his last assignment was followed by a She knew how much Elijah enjoyed the foreign affairs and heateddiscussion on politicsalong with some chamomile tea. 89 2020-21, Volume 113 Elijah politely thanked Mari and hurried along to complete other’s needs, he would frame a speechthat would inspire his errands, leaving his old government office back. many people in that summit. He believed that since humans belonged to the same species, they would have empathy Finally, after reaching the train station, with the help of his towards such matters, all it required was a trigger. However, guide cane, he sat on a bench across the tracks. He heard a single speech would be forgotten in a few days no matter children begging for food, infants crying, others selling how well it was framed. He grinned to the sky, under the items on the railway platform to earn a living. All these blazing sun rays which were only darkness to him. soundsreleased his pent-up emotions like a drowning man gasping for air. Tears dropped down his cheeks. Elijah was He knew that a speech wasn’t the solution to the world’s blindsided by his judgements that he was not able to see problems and such unjust crimes would still take place, the millions who were suffering due to the consequences however, he refused to stay silent any longer. Elijah Rufaid, of his government which he worked in before. He knew that at that moment, made his mind up to end his own life people around him didn’t care about anyone but themselves. after the speech, kill his demons and take away the pain By not taking a stand for those refugees and child labourers of those child labourers with him. On 18thJanuary1990, the he had betrayed his conscience and morals. He was world witnessed the speech of a man who tried to free the enraged by his actions and knew that being blind was not blind world from the harsh reality of life. A treaty was made a hindrance; it was the lack of social responsibility towards among nations following the unprecedented events and it his fellow human beings. Though he became blind recently, is written with the blood of a man who sacrificed his life to he was blind to allworldly problems right from the beginning. the darkness just to shine a light on the world. He tried to His impediment opened him up to the reality of the world. remove the darkness of the world momentarily by burning Elijah believed that though the world was ignorant towards himself in the light of the sun forever. CARPE DIEM: LIVING IN THE HERE AND NOW MANASA ANTHIKAD, FYBsc. Life may seem pretty stressful at the time, especially the future is that annoyingly petulant and clingy couple that when you are a coming of age adult squished between don’t deserve all the hype that is being showered on them relationships, goals, mental and physical health, grades, but yet are crucial for the story to advance. All the good interests, homework, the dog that chases you every time we do today is for the future and all the problems we face you get off a bus at the same spot, the expensive jeans today are because of our past; what about the moment that you got stained, the things you did yesterday, the day just slipped away while you were busy contemplating things before yesterday, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow and so that you don’t even know about? continues the list but never ends. However, the things we Living in the present is easier said than done. Sometimes ignore, things that had made us happy for just a moment- we are so engrossed in everything that we forget the actual like that one time the dog did not chase you, the time when origin of our happiness. We realise things too late. We you had the perfect grades when you successfully played realise that we should have smiled and enjoyed the moment the tune on your guitar which you had been practising for a instead of frowning, a little too late. Too late, that the week, the little kid who smiled at you when you helped him moment has now magically turned itself into the past that with the balloon that got stuck on the windshield of a car- is practically impossible to bring back. We wait for gigantic are the situations that go discreetly unnoticed as though it amount of happiness to come knock our doors but at the was in some way shameful. same time throw away the little packets of contentment that The present, the current moment, is like that underrated had made their way through tiny instances each single day. character in a book that plays a huge role in the overall Being in the moment is like embracing these little packets, plot but still doesn’t leave a mark, whereas the past and acknowledging how these make our lives easier than what 90 2020-21, Volume 113 our minds tricked us into believing. Living in the moment and moments that can be enjoyed in spite of everything. is accepting ourselves, being aware of what is around us We do not realise or believe these moments because we are and admitting to the fact that “Maybe I’m not where I want far too busy chasing goals; chasing life; chasing everything. to be today, but I’m somewhere, and I am glad that the If only we all gave ourselves the luxury to stay still and somewhere is here of all places.” live in that instant- feel the cold breeze on our skin, think about nothing but who we are today. If we will that door of Yes, life gets difficult; and yes, the future is important; yes awareness open, the room will be filled with a never before the past still haunts us but yet there are things, situations experienced euphoria. My Experience of a natural disaster Noel Ebby FYBA (B) Usually when one hears the word vacation, what they my sealed window glass. All I could see was passengers expect is a break from the tedious routine and instead of disembarking along with their luggage. This not only made planning a trip for recreation. This was my assumption as me uncomfortable but also more curious. So, I walked well when my family decided a trip to my native place - towards the door which was partially open and saw a major Kerala; known as‘God’s own country’, ‘Land of spices and part of the hills nearby that had slid and piled up blocking the coconuts’. A trip to Kerala without the 23hours chugging tracks. Not only was the train at a standstill, but I also sensed through the tracks was incomplete. Thus,my family boarded greater fear as the rain increased in intensity. It wasn’t too the Netravati which cruises through the Konkan area which long until we started getting news of a possible flood in holds full of nature’s beauty. Their fields ready to harvest, Kerala. What was more frightening was that the rains had hay stacked up for their buffaloes striving on the fields, and now turned into a violent storm, causing a hindrance to even their children running with tyres and sticks along the tracks the visibility for the locomotive engineer. we were covering but far away from the trains approaching. Due to rains, the rescue team and cranes arrived late. Later, I did expect the fields on our way and the small huts in all the passengers were transferred to an alternate train that which families resided away from all the tar roads and the left past midnight. The home-made food, people carried bustling of vehicles. wasn’t just selfishly devoured by those who possessed What I hadn’t anticipated was the striking of lightning, the it, but was bartered among the fellow passengers in our worst of its kind I had ever witnessed. Suddenly, the sun no compartment. This trait of Keralites never failed to impress longer shone the clouds were thick as a wall and as dark as me. coal. The shadows that the running train cast were no longer Morning came in, but the rains were still determined. there and it seemed as if we were in a tunnel that had ended Every time the train halted at a station even those unheard into night. It started raining but unlike the rains I had seen of, more and more passengers got off the train. Even my in the city, the rains moved in a circular motion with winds family decided to continue the rest of our journey through brushing away branches from the trees which disrupted roadways just like the others before it could start flooding. their path. Our journey was no longer a luxurious ride with After gathering our luggage, we jumped off from the train halts at main stations anticipating the famed delicacies this and walked through the tracks towards the main road. part of the world offered. Instead, there were intermittent After much hesitation, the driver was ready to risk his life halts at various turnings and even at the smallest of stations for us and loaded our bags onto his jeep. Agreeing to the that bore a deserted look. extravagant fare, we commenced on a five hour journey. The train then made a sudden halt was not only unexpected About two hours later, we were all awakened by the Driver but also had a great impact as passengers braced screaming on his phone. He tossed his phone away and themselves and some bags fell off the racks. Inquisitive by advised us that we had to rush as soon as possible or find what could be the cause, I looked as far as I could through a hotel nearby. Shocked by his suggestion, we asked him 91 2020-21, Volume 113 what the bad news was. The government could no longer like the lightning over us. People were horror-stricken and handle the risk of the dams overflowing due to heavy rains started running away from the site before the wires would and winds, possibly anticipating a dam burst and decided to contact the water beneath. I had never seen my native open five shutters of a dam in the Idukki district. We would house and was sure if there was one, it would have been take at least 3 hours to reach Aluva; our destination and the already destructed by the floods until we reached there. We government had already issued a red warning in the areas we were no longer in a constant belief that we could make it. were travelling through. Officials warned citizens of not just We started yelling and screaming to God and crying to him the flood but also of the dam water reaching our area within for help, a ritual I had only practisedbefore my exam results. the next 6 hours. But water flow was very unpredictable in People no longer drew out the water from their bedrooms floods, especially when it was the first time in the state’s and kitchens as water had now risen to their terrace. history that all the dam shutters had to be opened. Occasionally children would scream indicating that they had been separated from their family. Within seconds, their cries We were no longer able to keep up with the pace of the ceased and were no longer visible. Even though initially we rushing water which now blocked the wheels and the tried helping people by pulling them with us, the uprooted Driver struggled to keep the engine above the water level. trees and plants separated them afar and some beneath. After a few hours, our fears came true and we were living We were no longer moving as my dad stopped and waved a nightmare. The jeep could no long rev up as water had towards a house. The 2 storey house was filled with water not just filled the engine but had slowly started submerging until the 1st floor. I could see my grandparents waving to in the floods up to the windows. We had no option but to us from the 2nd floor. As I turned back, I saw the havoc, the abandon our luggage and to walk the rest of our journey. floods had created. Families separated, houses collapsed, I remember the occurrence of every event that day, quite farms destroyed, cows moaning as they drowned, but the distinctly. But what remains still unclear to me till this day fortunate stood helplessly on their terraces sympathizing for is, what made me more disheartened: seeing my parents others. Some however pulled the drowning and offered them struggling to keep afloat or abandoning the Driver in that refuge and food without thinking twice. Our journey was flood who had risked his family back at home for us? Money complete but our mission wasn’t. We pulled each person was of no utility to him anymore and he apologized to us abandoned, children who were drowning and passed a for not keeping his promise. Even in his greatest misery, he rope through which they were guided. I spottedthe jeep in motioned us towards our destination and then ran to his which we travelled, moving along with the rubble far away. prized possession which was now moving where the stream ushered it. Rejoiced by seeing it, I waded towards it. As I approached the jeep, I could see our bags safe inside.The jeep had made Those few hours werethe most terrifying moments of my the journey along with our luggage and the driver had kept life. Walking through a beach and jumping over the waves his promise.I looked around and waited for him.He was had always been fun. But balancing through floods which nowhere to be seen. I waited the whole day, a week, a stretched indefinitely and didn’t seem to recede was month. He never came. concerning. Things were about to intensify as we had a long journey to make. People started pulling out rescue I learnt a lot of things that day that I always carry with boats, inflated tyres, some carried their aged parentsin large me. No matter how much money and influence you have, vessels and the trucks pulled those who were drowning life is much more precious than anything else. People with a banner saying ‘Evacuation Centre’. Huts and cottages from all walks of life waded in the floods clinging on to made out of coconut leaves, brittle structural buildings all their loved ones. Many saw their houses toppled down, toppled down. The rubble no longer piled up but carried some lost their families, some couldn’t make it. Most everyone walking along with it. The water from the dams importantly, those who managed to get away with floods seemed like someone had accidentally kicked the bucket’. didn’t take refuge at home or relief camps. They got out The water saw no reduction in flow and kept gushing from into the water with trucks and ropes, the fishermen from behind, washing away the rubble, cows, buffaloes, dogs and the coastal areas rowed throughout the state rescuing people within its reach. The electric pole could no longer and ferrying towards camps. Those houses in the remote endure the force and was uprooted. As it hit the houses areas, who couldn’t be easily rescued from their houses under it, there was a tremendous buzz and the spark shone were given food packets through helicopters. I didn’t just 92 2020-21, Volume 113 see selflessness in Kerala. I saw unity among locals. Kerala community. People overcame the challenges of the floods is known as ‘God’s own country’. But it is said that God together as a family. Even though God’s own country was resides there for a reason. God lives among people who devasted by the floods, it was a matter of time that the aren’t fueled by vested interests and collectively unite as a people of Kerala would rebuild it. The Good, the Bad and Everything in Between Riya Gohil SYBMS The coronavirus pandemic hit us like a train, wreaking havoc when the airlines were shut, the hospitality industry was in the common man’s life. It is estimated that 140 million affected which includes hotels, hostels, and many small Indians lost their jobs in the lockdown and those who were tourism agencies which affected the small artisans and lucky enough to be employed, witnessed their incomes businessmen/women who largely depend upon tourists getting slashed to less than half. The migrant labourers who to earn money (handmade jewellery, bags, paintings, survive on daily wages were the most unfortunate victims performing arts, etc) and the money supply chain was of the lockdown. broken. The lockdown in March 2020 was abrupt and unprecedented. The businesses that were lucky enough to survive the The once-bustling streets were deserted overnight and pandemic wave had to innovate and adapt to the situation the word ‘quarantine’ was on everyone’s lips. When the depending on the new laws enforced in their particular lockdown was announced, people prioritised essential countries. As a result, a digital transformation took place commodities over luxury and non-essential goods. Ordering for the better. Virtual stores and online payment methods in was prohibited so people put on their chef’s hats, some were adopted to ensure the survival of the business making mouth-watering delicacies while others struggled to with minimum physical contact. People discovered new make a scrambled egg. and convenient ways like social media to promote and expand their business. The lockdown fast-tracked the While it felt like our lives came to a complete halt, having digital transformation in India and opened a new door of time on our hands to rekindle our long-lost love for art, opportunities for entrepreneurs. music, cooking, dancing, etc. is what kept us going. It was truly a time for rediscovering one’s own self which was lost A majority of people saw their savings getting drained due to the mad rush and pull of modern living. without an income but some were able to cut out many expenses that now seemed unnecessary during these Small businesses are buttresses for a growing economy like difficult times due to the lockdown. India. Restaurant owners, bakery shops, clothing stores/ businesses, and other niche businesses were hit badly As the Unlock phase began, people were relieved to finally because their goods and services are non-essential therefore step out of their houses and hope for a normal life again. considered a luxury. Many business owners couldn’t bear The financial damage was heavy but the wheels started to the crushing weight of the business without an income and slowly turn nevertheless. had to shut down. Thriving businesses went bankrupt and The pandemic has been difficult for people financially, many lives completely changed in a short span of time. mentally and of course, physically. The long-term effects of A chain reaction took place. One business is dependent on the pandemic are yet to be seen but we know for sure that other businesses or activities for their profit. For example, our hope for things going ‘back to normal’ is a distant dream. 93 2020-21, Volume 113 Redefining Families- A One Person Army Rounak Chatterjee FYBA There is no formal tutelage or training for parenting. illnesses. Researches state that single parenting can be Parenthood just comes with mutual consent to rear a critical to the child’s development because each parent child. Every parent is just “catapulted” into the role and has a specialised role to play in normal family life. holds a self-expectation to discharge the associated onuses with utmost excellency. For most of them today, To optimistically examine the situation, the child learns to the challenges have doubled up to compensate for the shoulder responsibilities and become more self-reliant to lack of a partner to assist in the process of child-rearing. make up for the absence of support from the other parent. Families that are created due to legal separations, which In postmodern society, the variations in the family had normally resulted due to domestic fights between the structure can be attributed to the surge in single parenting couples, provide children with an unfriendly environment, culture. and unnatural mental outlooks on several aspects of daily The decision of an unmarried person to rear a child, or living. children, has been made possible by the advancement in Parents live in a prolonged state of guilt when they medical sciences. find their children unhappy due to their disturbed family Rising divorce cases leave the children with the parent structure. They fail to realise that such an attitude further with whom the legal custody is vested. The increasing exacerbates the pessimistic feelings of the child. To put it mobility of labour is a distinct case where despite having in the words of The Spiritual Counsellor Dr. Sapna Sharma both parents the child is nurtured primarily by one parent. “Put on your oxygen mask before reaching out to help Researches show that the mother is the head of most others”. The guardian of the child needs to ensure that he families. In such cases, another commonly faced issue is or she is confident and positive about the family status. that of economic instability. Due to a scarcity of resources It is only likely then that the child will feel confident and the basic needs of the child get throttled. better able to accept it’s position. “Parental separation may have a large impact on emotional It has been proved that solo-parenting is a chronic outcomes, and this is something that future research issue. Children of such families are themselves prone to should address”, said Susan Harkness, a Professor of becoming single parents. Is there anything that such a Public Policy at the University of Bristol. parent can do to make a healthy impact on the child’s future marital life? According to the implications of the Oedipus Complex, the detachment can be worse where the child is coerced “Before the problem, exists the solution. One just needs into cutting off ties with the parent of the opposite sex. to know the right direction in which to look out for it.” The effects are visible in the form of various mental 94 2020-21, Volume 113 The time I got lost Vidhi Ghadi FYBA I still remember when I was 15 years old, on a certain I was wearing a red dress and heard someone shouting day I got lost both physically as well as mentally. After out its colour from secret unknown place, I started coaching class I was on my way back home. My parents running away from the spot, my heart beating as fast as were at a wedding, and soI was told to have dinner at my footsteps. Just then I heard an auto-coming behind any restaurant of my choice. I was very excited about me, relieved I turned around to see the familiar face of the being able to choose exactly what I wanted to eat. Since same auto driver who dropped me off earlier. The relief I I was looking at street food stalls and cafes where I could felt was tremendous, in tears I explained everything to have good dinner, I thought of a place a bit far from my him and asked him to drop me back home, the thought of neighbourhood . There was a place that I had always food far removed. wanted to visit, so I took an auto to get there. The Safe and comfortable at home, I thought about the things traffic was heavy and I got stuck, so the auto driver took that had happened. I wondered why girls feel unsafe a shortcut by suddenly driving into a narrow lane that in public places. Nothing had actually happened to I was not familiar with. I got scared but didn’t react so me, so why did I flee in terror? If a male was with me, the auto driver wouldn’t trick me but he turned out to be would I have still pursued looking for the restaurant in an good and dropped me exactly in front of the place where unfamiliar place? I wanted to eat, and took the correct fare. This made me realise that “Humanity Still exists”. My parents weren’t home yet, and hunger pangs began to return, so I ordered a pizza and switched on my favourite My parents had given me four hundred rupees for dinner- TV serial. The balance change after paying for the pizza good enough for a decent meal . Now I was left with only was saved as a memento of my misadventure. three hundred and forty rupees, of which I needed another sixty to travel back home; so I had to finish my dinner I realised that we must attempt new things but at the right with the balance. Unfortunately, the restaurant that was time and moment. Unplanned adventures are good but they my favourite dinner place had shifted to the next street. shouldn’t be risky. Taking risks is a brave thing to do but Since I had no phone I memorised the map and started one needs to be extremely alert and prepared about what walking. I felt fearless as it was a bustling area, but was might happen in such situations. What if I would have got worried about the limited amount of money with me. As lost? What if instead of lying in my bed I must have been I walked, I kept thinking about things that had happened laying on the street? Was this incident written in my life that day, not realizing that the street had gotten quieter, story? Was it meant to be a part of my life? Was that auto in fact I realized with some alarm that I missed the street driver a coincidence or divine help sent for me? This one and was now ambling about in a completely new place! decision and incident transformed me. 95 2020-21, Volume 113 STILL NOT Bushra MS Qazi TYBA Political Science I’m far; still not. I’m close; still not. I love; still not I hate; still not. I want to take off; still not. This ‘still not’ is a hidden scream I want to yell out loud; still not. This ‘still not’ is a silence, This ‘still not’ is an ocean I want to maintain; still not. I want to go deep down in; still not. This ‘still not’ is a stew, This ‘still not’ is a river I want to clear my mind from; still not. I want to flow with; still not. This ‘still not’ is an air, This ‘still not’ is a mystery I want to blow with; still not. I want to solve; still not. This ‘still not’ is a dense forest, This ‘still not’ is a twisted knot I want to get lost in; still not. I want to disentangle; still not. This ‘still not’ is a mountain, I want to climb; still not. This ‘still not’ is everything, still nothing. This ‘still not’ is strangulation I want to get rid of; still not. This ‘still not’ is a burden The Desideratum of life Lavanya Tabeck SYBA They sneer at that phone in your hand, Whether it is the map to our destinations or the answer to our vague questions. Whisper disdainfully at all those gadgets they see, which seem to be taking over their world. But their minds brush Under the bundle of accusations against the growth of past the reality of life now. technology, lies the question, “What would we do without it?” For some, our phones might be the abominable reason behind every dilemma, but can we live without them? That is the one question that has all those frowning upon this technology-dependent life, who are at a loss for words. It may have its cons, but technology is what lets us get in touch with that one relative miles away or the friend you This leaves us with the gospel truth in this age- Technology thought you’d never speak with again. is what our world revolves around. It makes the little things we never noticed that are cumbersome, easier for us. 96 2020-21, Volume 113 The Vibrancy of Science Rachel Thever TYBA My mind was very small, Who should I not? Until I explored. I don’t understand, I just cannot! I recognized the truth, But then came Edwin Hubble, In my burning youth. He cracked the thesis and broke the bubble. In the deep waters, He concluded that the universe is expanding, A small creature did exist, His vision was all commanding. No stars, no galaxies, no planets, Who should I believe? Just a blurry luminous mist. Who should I not? Darkness covered everywhere, I don’t understand, I just cannot! Everything was black, Too many scientists, too many theories, Einstein gave it a thought, But who could solve all the queries? But...where did he lack? The milky way, the galaxy, the planets, the stars, It was a rash explosion. Then we investigate, The vibrant coloursburst in the galaxy, The life on Mars. Diffused from a ball of fire. An astonishing appearance stood on the ground, It was something for Stephan and Roger to admire, A wheezing wind then was found. For they said, “the big bang was the beginning”. Hey Einstein! You are history! The temperature rose and cooled the universe, You quoted “The most beautiful thing we experience is a And oh boy! mystery”. It was the final inning. Science is a true daughter of all times. For millennia, the origin of life was thought to be the result Thou art you have left behind, of abiogenesis. The curious me would like to ask you... But scientists say, “It’s an inappropriate thesis”. Who is God? Who should I believe? Do you have a clue? F-A-T Rushda Shamsi, FYBA They shamed her. ‘Ugly’ they named her. She starved to be called a “beauty”, “Fat” she was called. To tell her, fat she was, they thought was their duty. And that was not even her fault. They were plastic. In a world full of perfection, The next step she took was drastic. She fell under the ‘fat’ section. She picked up the knife, Bullying was their profession, To end her life. She sank into depression. She shut her eyes, At night she cried, To her loved ones she silently apologised. Till the tears dried. 97 2020-21, Volume 113 CRY Oh no! They are wrong, crying makes you stronger any day. Oh! you cry baby, Are you a lady? Let the lava out, Boys don’t cry, You’ll feel better, no doubt. Be a man, why don’t you try? Don’t let it build inside you, You’ll get through. Tears are for the weak, You listen to what they speak, You are brave I justify, Be strong, is what they say, Because you are not afraid to cry. I wish I wish to fast for Ramadan, I wish to hold a toy gun, Instead, I am starving due to war. Instead, I am given a real gun. I wish to blaze fireworks, I wish to wear new clothes, Instead, I hear bombs. Instead, I am ripped off my old ones as well. I wish to play hide and seek with my friends, I wish to have delicacies, Instead, I am hiding from gunmen. Instead, I don’t have basic food. I wish to celebrate festivals I wish to live, Instead, I am grieving my family’s death. Instead, I’m hoping to die. I wish to play, (Written from the perspective of a child during the Instead, I am being played. Sudanese Conflict) A new morning Her eyes are bleeding. Into her palms, her nails are digging. Everyone around is smiling. She’s breaking. But her heart is hurting. The darkness is killing. That glint in her eye is missing. She’s trying but failing. The sunshine outside is blinding. She’s silently weeping. But she feels the walls around her closing. That’s how with her inner demon she is dealing. It’s suffocating. She can’t express how she’s feeling. It’s a new morning. She’s trying but failing. After a long night of crying. She’s silently weeping. She’s slowly understanding. That’s how with her inner demon she is dealing. This is not how she wants to be living. On her self, she will be working. In her thoughts she’s swimming. She’s now smiling. Even she does not know what she’s mourning. Stronger- she’s now feeling. Alone she’s suffering. She’s trying but NOT failing. The screams inside her are deafening. She’s silently Winning. Her heart is howling. That’s how with her inner demon she is dealing. 98 2020-21, Volume 113 Do things know? Shivam Bhanushali TYBMM When you take a moment to smell the flowers— of how truly beautiful and precious they are. to look at how delicately they’re made, I know it is but my privilege alone, to how brilliantly coloured, witness the wonders of our cosmos unfold. how amazingly placed I know that only I know at just the right spots— of the beauty that I behold, to see their flaws and romanticise them, unless I write to appreciate the grandeur a poem about it, of course. of the whole universe, because what were the odds But, imagine! that they must exist at all; Being marvellous Do you wonder if they know? and not being aware of it. Do you think if they think Being the reason someone smiles, they’re worthy of the awe? or dreams, or writes— If they’re as spectacular, as grand, poetry. as you think they are? Leaving someone in complete awe, while you don’t even realise. When I look Now, let me remind at the green of the trees, you how unrare it is— and the black and white of the night; to be oblivious when I try to follow a butterfly’s fluttery flight of your own marvelousness! or see a bumblebee bumping And, finally into the windowpane awkwardly; let me ask you, If— When I see animals being adorable idiots, you know or humans being that, what divine artistry you hold, I hardly ever assume they’re aware How thoroughly stunningyou are, and what sort of magic are you capable of? A love letter to myself Monica Rai, SYBA, Nehru Prize Winner Dear Myself, I don’t come undisguised in front of you? Today I choose to love you, it isn’t a mere feeling, it’s a decision I take. Today I write to share my heart with you. As I see you in an old photograph, I wish to cherish you, to There are so many You that I would like to address. Today I embrace you with these hands of an adult You. I wonder if see every You from a different light as I write to all of You. you would be able to feel in depth the love, I wish for you There are parts of you that I alone see – and that makes it to feel? To the 10-year-old You that I find hardest to love, quite difficult for me to love you. I don’t know if I will truly today I look at you from a distance and I say that I love love You if you come to me being completely vulnerable if I you. I wish the feelings that filled you up were different than see you wholly for what you are. But whom am I kidding if those that you had, I’m sorry I couldn’t do any better for you. 99 2020-21, Volume 113 Nevertheless, today I see you and today I choose to love umbrella, to the warm morning sun on your face. I look you. To the 17-year-old You who was scared but didn’t stop, forward to seeing you in tears of joy as you move towards to whom every day was a challenge but didn’t give up, to the goals you have set for yourself. I look forward to many whom moving your body seemed difficult but moved – I say days, seasons and years with You. I look forward to the I love you. To the 20-year-old You that you are now, who is many other You that are yet to come, and I look forward to learning to heal, to love and to live, I say I love you! what they have in store for us. And because I Love You, I will listen to what you have to say. And because I Love You, I ask you to come to me truthfully, When fear swells up, I will listen to what it says. When you vulnerably, undisguised, bare – just as You ARE. point out the places that still hurt, I will pay attention. When When you find yourself in a place where it is difficult to love weakness surrounds you, I will be there for you. When the you, I hope this letter will find you at that moment. Today I darkness inside overwhelms you, I will fight it beside you. write to you that I love you, for who you were, who you are And because I Love You today, I look forward to tomorrow! and who you are becoming! I want to see you grow, more than I think is possible. I Love, look forward to countless beautiful sunsets that make you happy, I look forward to the sound of raindrops hitting your You. I always wonder... Suraksha Shetty FYBA I always wonder, If the passing train, Could take my feelings, Which I can’t bury deep inside. Did the baby choose to trust me? I am afraid, Or, One day my heart won’t beat, Did the baby realize, That it will become a graveyard. That it was me who needed someone, To hold my hand? I always wonder, What would I say, I always wonder, If death comes to me. Why is owning so important? Would I beg, Why people aren’t happy? Not to take my life, With what they see everyday, feel everyday, Or would I surrender myself happily? Why they want to own every feeling, every person? I always wonder, I always wonder, That if someone tried to own me, What would I do, Would I run away from them? If I was standing in the For my freedom, or middle of the sky, Would I walk towards them for Would I jump thinking that Seeing something capable in me? no one cares, Or would I choose to fly, I always wonder, Thinking that That when I grow older, no one dares. Would I be happy with the person I become? I always wonder, Or would I write a Why that baby held my finger? letter to my younger self? Was it scared of the people around? And if the older me chooses 100 2020-21, Volume 113 to write a letter.. It takes courage to blend and melt into a conversation, Would I want to read it now, To listen to someone without being impatient. when I’m young? It takes courage to believe and trust, I always wonder, Because nowadays feelings are easy to rust. What would I say if, Someone asked me about my love, It takes courage to deal with difficulties at your own pace, Would I take your name? And not be a part of the world’s so-called race. Or just leave it unsaid? It takes courage not to pretend, I always wonder, And create misunderstanding due to which relationships That how I know, that all end. My friends’ lives are going great. It takes courage to stand for your family, But I wonder, if they And sort out little things even it seems silly, Know anything about me? And spend time with your friend, Is it because I’m a mystery? And if necessary it’s okay to be the first to bend. Or, is it because they It takes courage to keep promises, Never asked if I was fine? And ask for someone else’s happiness. It takes courage to not be perfect, I always wonder, And accept that you cannot connect. If I would ever get desperate, For someone to look into my eyes, It takes courage to understand, And promise me forever. And be the unexpected helping hand. But “forever is an illusion”, they say, Is it because everyone leaves? It takes courage to sacrifice your dreams, Or, is it because of hope? And console your heart when it screams. Hope that someone might come into our lives And prove, that it isn’t. It takes courage to push yourself and fly, It takes courage to get up and try. I always wonder, That later in life Feel confident while breathing air, When we drift apart, Because you might have all the answers to the truth Will you remember me as a friend? and life asks you to dare! Or will you say, Oh! That’s the one who always used to wonder. ‘Replace when empty’ I always wonder... Why don’t we move on easily? It takes courage Just like the clouds in the sky, It takes courage to speak your heart out, They don’t stay in one place, Which all of us are scared to talk about. They keep moving. It takes courage to love someone, But unlike clouds, When you have already thought that now it is enough and We do not have the entire sky, you are done. To move around and Create our own space. It takes courage to go against society, We are humans. To walk against a hurdle that is mighty. We have limited areas. 101 2020-21, Volume 113 Narrow minds. We all are empty shells, Small hearts. Waiting for someone to come, And fill us with happiness. But don’t worry, You are not alone. But, Everyone out here is pretending. We cannot refill our hearts To be happy, Unlike others. To be gentle, To be soft and Unfortunately, To be alive. Our heart does not have a tag saying, ‘Replace when empty’. 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ij etcwj djrh gSaA blfy, rqEgkjk ;s [kqn ds fy, lkspuk mfpr gS Lo;a ls çse djuk gS rks vkRelEeku dh vgfe;r dks derj fd ukjhRo dh e;kZnk vkSj ifjHkk”kk rqe Lo;a gh r; djksA ftl ugha vkadk tk ldrkA tks vius vkRelEeku] xkSjo] e;kZnk] ewY;ksa ijekRek ds [kqys vkleku us vktknh dh dher le>kbZ gS] ;s vkSj thou dh lPpkb;ksa ls Hkkxs ugha] tks [kqn dk lEeku djuk le>k;k gS fd LoNanrk lnSo gh f’k[kj gksuk pkfg,] rqe,slk dksbZ tkurk gks] mls gh nwljksa ds lEeku dh vgfe;r gksxh; vkSj fcu —R; uk djuk tks bl vktknh dks ys cSBsA nwljksa ij fuHkZj ugha lEeku çse laHko ughaA vkRefuHkZj gksuk lh[kks] ;s nqfu;k iSlksa ls pyrh gS] ;gk¡ lPpkbZ l[kh] [kqn ls çse djuk vius pfj= ls çse djus tSlk gS] ;s dh Hkh dher gksrh gS] ;fn vius ewY;ksa vkSj vf/kdkjksa dh yM+kbZ çse oSlk gh gS tSlk ç—fr vkils djrh gS] ogh ç—fr ftlds esa etcwr jguk gS rks vkfFkZd fLFkfr etcwr j[kuk; “;kn jgs fd ge va’k gSa] ogh ç—fr tks fcu dqN dgs lc dqN lh[kk tkrh gSA [kkyh isV rqe nwljksa ds xe nwj ugha dj ldrh” blfy, igys [kqn dks l’kä djuk l[khA lksp,slh j[kuk ftlesa d#.kk] okRlY;] n;k] ln~Hkkouk gks nwljksa l[kh] eglwl fd;k gksxk rqeus fd tc gok,¡ e)e&lh pyrh ds fy,] blds lkFk gh lgh & xyr dh ij[k j[kuk] rqEgkjh gSa] tks Li’kZ djrh gksa rqEgsa] rks vk¡[ksa ew¡n ysuk] NsM+ tkrh gksaxh Hkkouk,¡] ewY;ksa dks vks>y uk djsa; fdUrq ;s Hkwy u tkuk l[kh ckyksa dks rks fc[kjus nsuk mUgsa] tks cgk ys tk,¡ rqEgsa rks cg tkuk fd ;s nqfu;k igys gh dkQh csjge gS! rqe ç—fr dh ml lkSE;rk esa] tks çse djuk gks [kqn ls& rks igys fc[kj tkuk ç—fr ds I;kj esa] tc mldk d.k&d.k rqeesa gs l[kh] ewY;ksa dh dBksjrk esa dqN,slk uk gks rqels fd balkfu;r cl tk,xk] rc lp esa I;kj gks tk,xkA dk nkeu fQlys gkFkksa ls --- rc rqEgkjk gj Li’kZ ekuksa mipkj gksxk & ;gh çse dk peRdkj ^çse* bl fo”k; esa dksbZ idM+ ugha gS esjh] ysfdu çse ds ewyHkwr gksxkA vk/kkjksa dks le>rh gw¡] mlesa Hkh T;knk dqN ugha] ysfdu bruk irk gS fd tks O;fä Lo;a ls çse ugha djrk oks çse ls nwj gksrk [kqn dk /;ku j[kuk l[kh] rqe vktkn gks ftUnxh thus ds fy,] pyk tkrk gS--- lgh ek;uksa esa ftank jgus ds fy,A çse oks ÅtkZ gS tks ekuo dks nsoRo dh vksj ys tkrk gS] çse ml cgqr lkjk I;kj] ÅtkZ dk dsaæ gS tgk¡ vki ehBs jl esa ?kqydj ges’kk vkuane; rqEgkjh l[khA 103 2020-21, Volume 113 103 foYlksfu;u iqjLdkj ls lEekfur vkys[k vkdka{kk Çlg ckrsa eSa viuh Hkfo”; dh iq=h ls dguk pkgwa!! d{kk&X;kjgoÈ dyk vHkh] ‘kk;n nqfu;k ds fy, NksVh gksxh esjh mez ¼ƒˆ lky½ Lo;a vkSj bl lekt dh vkSjrksa us bls viuh fdLer dk uke ns fn;kA dks,d dU;k ds ek¡ ds :i esa dYiuk djus ds fy,A ij vkt ;gk¡ csfV;k¡ rc rd laLdkjh gSa tc rd lg jgh gSa ]vkSj cksy ugÈ rks dy esjh mez c<+sxhA Çtnxh dh uà dlkSfV;k¡ esjs iM+h rks vf’k”V gks xb±A lc lgu djus ds ckotwn bl lekt lkeus vk,¡xhA,d yM+dh ds thou esa dà pqukSfr;k¡ gksrh gSaA,d ds vkSjrksa dh vka[k ls v’d Hkh ugÈ vkrs! vkSj yksx dgrs gSa vPNh& cgu] csVh] eka] iRuh] cgw vkfn cuukA lEHkky djA D;k vkSj fdruk lEHkkys vkSjrsa\ esjh “ijh“ bl nqfu;k dk nLrwj gh vyx gS---- ;gk¡ ut+j vknfe;ksa dh [kjkc gj O;fä ds vius dà lius gksrs gSaA dqN [kqyh vk¡[kksa ls ns[ks gS vkSj ?kqa?kV vkSjrksa ls djokrs gSaA gq, vkSj dqN can vk¡[kksa ls HkhA,sls gh [kqyh vk¡[kksa ls eSaus Hkh,d liuk ns[kk gSA og liuk gS,d cs’kdherh [ktkus dks ikukA ij eq>s Hkjkslk gS fd tc Hkh rqe bl nqfu;k esa vkvksxh esjs vkSj,d eka ds fy, mldh ÞuUgh ijhÞ¼Hkfo”; dh iq=h½ ls vueksy thou esa meax vkSj mYykl dh cjlkr gksxh! vn~Hkqr gksxk og [ktkuk D;k gksxk\ fnu] ftl fnu rqe esjs thou esa vkvksxhA eq>s foÜokl gS fd rqEgkjk vkxeu bl ckr dk ladsr gksxk fd vc lekt dsvk¡[kksa esjh I;kjh ijh tgk¡ rd eSa fopkj dj ldrh gw¡ ] eSaus rqEgkjs ckjs ij yxh bl iêh ls ijnk gBus okyk gksxk! rqe bl lekt dh esa lkspk gS (vkSj cgqr lqanj vk—fr;ka cukà gS rqEgkjh] eSaus vius lkjh cafn’kksa dks rksM+dj dhpM+ esa dey mxkvksxh! eu esaA tc Hkh rqEgkjs dksey eu ds ckjs esa lksprh gw¡ ] ‘kjhj lqUu iM+ tkrk gS vkSj yxrk gS iwjh nqfu;k ‘kkar gks xÃ]tSls oä “I;kjh lh eqLdku] vyx lh igpku] gj fj’rs esa Mky nsrh gS Fke lk x;k gksA eSa ‘kCnksa ls O;ä ugÈ dj ik jgh fd rqEgkjh ;g tku rHkh rks firk ls gksrh ugÈ vklkuh ls bldh dU;knkuA“ dYiuk Hkh eq>s fdruk lqdwu nsrh gSA dqN yksx dgrs gSa] vkSjrksa dk dksà ?kj ugÈ gksrkA ysfdu esjk ij vpkud,d Mj lk yxrk gSA Mjrh gw¡ fd dgÈ ;g lekt ;dhu gS fd vkSjrksa ds fcuk dksà ?kj ugÈ gksrkA ds :f<+oknh yksx rqEgkjs dksey eu dks Bsl uk igqapk nsa] D;ksafd esjh I;kjh ÞijhÞ tc vkidh dYiuk bruh lqanj gS rks vki fdruh bl lekt ds fu;e gh dqN,sls gSaA dgus dks rks lekt fu”i{k I;kjh gksaxh\ eSa pkgrh gw¡ fd dsoy eSa gh ugÈ iwjk lekt vkids gS ij mldk i{kikr Li”B :i ls ut+j vkrk gSA ;gk¡ csfV;ksa Åij xoZ djsaA,d csVk HkkX; ls gksrk gS vkSj,d csVh lkSHkkX; ls dks ek¡ us jksd&Vksd yxkÃ] mls I;kj dk uke ns fn;kA firk us gksrh gSAA rqe ges’kk oSls thuk tSls rqEgsa ilan gks D;ksafd nqfu;k cafn’ksa yxkÃ] mls laLdkjksa dk uke ns fn;kA lkl us dgk] viuh okyksa dh ilan rks iy Hkj esa cnyrh gSA vkids fy, 104 104 2020-21, Volume 113 vkWuykbu f’k{kk,d,slk ek/;e gS tgk¡ f’k{kd baVjusV] eksckby ;gh dkj.k gS fd Nk=ksa ds fy, lkekftd nwjh dk ikyu djuk ds ek/;e ls vkSj nqfu;k ds fdlh Hkh dksus ls tqM+ ldrs gSaA vfuok;Z gSA,slh fLFkfr;ksa esa vkWuykbu lh[kuk,d cf<+;k fodYi Vhpj Ldkbi] twe] xwxy ehV] ekbØkslkW¶V VhEl] Dykl:e gSA vkt dh rsth ls c<+rh nqfu;k esa le; dh deh gS vkSj vkfn vkWuykbu,Il ds tfj, ohfM;ks dkWy] vkWfM;ks dkWy vkfn ds baVjusV ds ek/;e ls f’k{kk çnku djus okyh lHkh lsok,¡ vkSj,si ek/;e ls f’k{kd&Nk=,d&nwljs ls tqM+s gksrs gSa vkSj cPps ySiVkWi] yksdfç; gks jgs gSaA eksckby ;k daI;wVj ij f’k{kdksa dks ns[k vkSj lqu ldrs gSaA f’k{kd dbZ Nk= vkSj yksx vkWuykbu f’k{kk ds fy, vf/kd ls vf/kd cPpksa dks i<+kus ds fy, LykbM çLrqfr;ksa dk mi;ksx djrs gSa rkfd vkdf”kZr gks jgs gSa D;ksafd ;g iSls vkSj le; cpkrk gS vkSj fdlh cPps vklkuh ls ?kj ls lh[k ldsaA ds thou dks tksf[ke esa Mkys fcuk lh[kuk vklku gSA vkWuykbu ykWdMkmu ds {k.k esa tgk¡ lHkh ‘kS{kf.kd laLFkku can gSaA vkWuykbu f’k{k.k ç.kkyh dks fnypLi cukus ds fy,] çR;sd f’k{kd lcls vPNs f’k{kk us ogk¡ viuk LFkku cuk fy;k gSA vkt] nqfu;k Hkj ds cPps lk/kuksa dk mi;ksx djrk gS rkfd cPps vklkuh ls lh[k ldsaA vkWuykbu lh[kus ds ek/;e ls vklkuh ls v/;;u djus esa l{ke vkWuykbu f’k{kk mu yksxksa ds fy,,d cf<+;k fodYi gS tks dke gSaA vkWuykbu f’k{kk çkIr djus ds fy, vPNh vkSj rst baVjusV djrs gq, ;k ?kj dh ns[kHkky djrs gq, viuh i<+kbZ tkjh j[k dusfDVfoVh dh vko’;drk gSA orZeku dksjksuk egkekjh dks ns[krs gq, vkWuykbu f’k{kk dks egRoiw.kZ vkSj vfuok;Z cuk;k x;k FkkA ldrs gSaA os viuh lqfo/kkuqlkj vkWuykbu f’k{kk ys ldrs gSaA ;g,d ubZ rjg dh f’k{kk gS ftl ij gj ns’k fuHkZj gSA Nk=ksa dks vkWuykbu f’k{kk lHkh mez ds Nk=ksa ds fy, v/;;u djus dk,d dfBu v/;;u djus vkSj vius ns’k ds Hkfo”; dks mTToy djus vuks[kk rjhdk gSA dh vko’;drk gSA rst baVjusV us vkWuykbu lh[kuk yksdfç; cuk fn;k gSA ysfdu ftl rjg flDds ds nks igyw gksrs gSa] mlh rjg vkWuykbu orZeku fLFkfr esa] cPps Ldwyksa vkSj dkWystksa esa f’k{kk çkIr ugha dj lh[kus ds Hkh Qk;ns vkSj uqdlku gSaA ldrs gSa] ysfdu vkWuykbu f’k{kk us jkg vklku dj nh gSA cPps vPNs baVjusV dh vko’;drk gksrh gS ?kj ij viuh i<+kbZ iwjh dj ldrs gSaA dqN cPps f’k{kk ds fy, f’k{kdksa ds ?kjksa ;k dksfpax laLFkkuksa esa ugha tk ldrsA os vkWuykbu vkWuykbu f’k{k.k ds fy,,d vPNs usVodZ dh vko’;drk gksrh gSA i<+kbZ ds ek/;e ls viuh i<+kbZ iwjh djrs gSaA usVodZ ds fcuk vkWuykbu f’k{kk çkIr djuk eqf’dy gS] [kkldj xzkeh.k bykdksa esaA blfy, vHkh rd xzkeh.k bykdksa esa dksbZ vktdy T;knkrj oksds’kuy dkslZ vkWuykbu gksrs gSaA Nk= vkWuykbu vkWuykbu f’k{kk miyC/k ugha gSA ijh{kk nsrs gSa vkSj vkWuykbu ijh{kk nsdj fMxzh gkfly djrs gSaA f’k{kk ds fy, i;kZIr ;kstuk dk vHkko vkWuykbu f’k{kk dsoy Hkkjr esa gh ugha cfYd fons’kksa esa Hkh dkQh çpfyr gqvk gSA blls gekjk Kku dkQh gn rd fodflr gksrk tc igys cPps lh[k jgs Fks] f’k{kd Nk=ksa dh lqfo/kk ds fy, Nk=ksa gSA vkWuykbu lh[kus ds fy, Nk=ksa dks dgha Hkh ;k=k djus dh dks uksV~l miyC/k djk jgs FksA ;g o”kksaZ ls,d ijaijk jgh gS rkfd vko’;drk ugha gksrh gS vkSj ;k=k le; cpkrk gSA Nk= viuh Nk=ksa dks tks fl[kk;k tkrk gS og Nk=ksa ds eu esa jgs vkSj mUgsa lqfo/kkuqlkj le; dk p;u djrs gSa vkSj vkWuykbu d{kk esa le> esa vk, vkSj ijh{kk nsus esa dksbZ dfBukbZ u gksA ysfdu ‘kkfey gksrs gSaA vkWuykbu f’k{kk esa igys dh rjg fQthdy&uksV~l dh lqfo/kk miyC/k ugha gSA xzkeh.k bykdksa esa vkWuykbu f’k{kk miyC/k ugha vkWuykbu lh[kus esa] Nk= f’k{kd }kjk yh xbZ d{kk esa i<+kbZ ij gks ldrh gSA f’k{kk ds fy, i;kZIr ;kstuk dk vHkko gS] blhfy, /;ku ns ldrs gSaA d{kk ds ckn] Nk= fjdkWfMaZx dks fQj ls lqu vkWuykbu d{kk,¡ bruh xaHkhj vkSj lQy ugha gSaA ldrs gSa vkSj ;fn lansg gS] rks csf>>d vkWuykbu Dykl f’k{kd ls vxys fnu ;k mlh fnu iwN ldrs gSaA vkWuykbu lh[kus esa Nk=ksa dks vPNh rjg ls le> ugha vk jgk gS fdlh Hkh çdkj ds fo”k; ls lacaf/kr leL;k gksus ij f’k{kdksa ls vxys fnu ;k mlh fnu vkWuykbu iwNk tk ldrk gSA dgha Hkh f’k{kd d{kk esa Nk=ksa dks lh/ks le>k ldrs gSaA f’k{kd] Nk=ksa }kjk tkus dh vko’;drk ugha gSA vkWuykbu f’k{k.k ds fy,] f’k{kd iwNs x, lokyksa ds tokc nsdj] mudh çfrfØ;k dks ns[kdj] muds us ¶yS’k dkMZ vkSj xse tSls dqN dk;ZØe cuk, gSa tks Nk=ksa ds psgjs ds gko&Hkko dks ns[kdj ;g le> ldrk Fkk fd Nk= fdruk lh[kus ds vuqHko dks c<+k,¡xsA bathfu;fjax] esfMdy tSlh çfr;ksxh le> ik;k vkSj fdruk ughaA nwljh rjQ] vkWuykbu lh[kus ls ijh{kk,¡ vkSj v/;;u vkWuykbu gks jgs gSa] f’k{k.k laLFkkuksa esa ughaA lh/ks cksyus dk volj ugha feyrk gSA vkWuykbu lh[kus ls Nk=ksa ;g dguk eqf’dy gS fd dksjksuk fdrus le; rd pysxk vkSj dh çxfr dks le>uk vkSj ekWfuVj djuk eqf’dy gks tkrk gSA 105 2020-21, Volume 113 105 Hkkjr ds ckgj vU; fons’kh fo’ofo|ky;ksa esa i<+us okys Nk=ksa dks gSA ysfdu vkWuykbu f’k{kk dqN fu;eksa dk ikyu ugha djrh gS f’k{kk çkIr djus esa dbZ dfBukb;ksa dk lkeuk djuk iM+rk gS vkSj Nk= vkWuykbu xse [ksyus vkSj pSfVax djrs le; eksckby D;ksafd bu ns’kks¡ esa le; dk cgqr cM+k varj gSA esa vU;,fIyds’ku dk mi;ksx djrs gSaA vkWuykbu lh[kus esa Nk=ksa dh dksbZ Vhe fn[kkbZ ugha nsrh gSA ;fn,d ekufld ruko vkSj us= jksx lkFk i<+k tk,] rks ;g v/;;u ds çfr çse iSnk djrk gSA lewg esa tSls&tSls iwjh f’k{kk vkWuykbu gksrh gS] dbZ Nk=ksa dk ekufld v/;;u djrs le; Nk= vf/kd lrdZ gksrs gSaA Nk= viuh {kerkvksa larqyu Hkh fcxM+ jgk gS vkSj lkFk gh vk¡[kksa dh chekfj;k¡ Hkh c<+ dks lkfcr djus ds fy, dM+h esgur djrs gSa vkSj,d çfrLi/khZ jgh gSaA yacs le; ls eksckby] ySiVkWi vkSj daI;wVj midj.kksa ds ekgkSy j[krs gSaA ;g okrkoj.k vkWuykbu okrkoj.k esa ugha ik;k tkrk bLrseky ls flj nnZ vkSj vk¡[kksa dk nnZ c<+ x;k gSA gS vkSj Nk= vkWuykbu f’k{k.k dh rqyuk esa lh/ks Ldwy&egkfo|ky; esa mifLFkr jgdj f’k{k.k ysus esa vf/kd #fp j[krs gSaA dHkh&dHkh fu”d”kZ ds :i esa ;g dguk xyr ugha gksxk fd vkWuykbu f’k{kk cPps vkWuykbu f’k{k.k esa mRlkfgr ugha gks ikrs gSaA cPpksa dh ;ksX;rk us ykWdMkmu esa cPpksa] f’k{kdksa vkSj ‘kS{kf.kd laLFkkuksa dh cgqr tkuus ds fy, dkWystksa ;k Ldwyksa esa ijh{kk vkSj gkseodZ vkfn fn, enn dh gS vkSj f’k{kk dk vknku&çnku can ugha gqvk gSA ;g tkrs gSa] rkfd f’k{kd dks irk pys fd cPps dgk¡ fiNM+ jgs gSa vkSj bruh mUur gks xbZ gS fd ge ?kj ls vkSj nqfu;k esa dgha ls Hkh mUgsa fdruk irk gS] ;gk¡ rd fd cPps Hkh blds ek/;e ls vPNh baVjusV ds ek/;e ls vkWuykbu f’k{kk çkIr dj ldrs gSaA ysfdu ijh{kk ns ldrs gSaA vkWuykbu f’k{k.k esa vkRe&ewY;kadu dk vHkko xjhc ;k xzkeh.k ifjokjksa ds vf/kdka’k cPps tgk¡ vkWuykbu f’k{kk gSA vkWuykbu f’k{kk esa] cPps bu iqLrdksa dks i<+rs gSa] tcfd Ldwyksa dk miyC/k ugha gS] mu txgksa ij tgk¡ daI;wVj vkSj baVjusV dh esa Nk= fofHkUu çdkj dh iqLrdksa dks tkurs gSaA lqfo/kk ugha gS] muds fy, vkWuykbu f’k{kk çkIr djuk vlaHko gSA gj ifjokj daI;wVj vkSj baVjusV dk mi;ksx dj ikus esa vleFkZ vuq’kklu dh deh gS] blfy, mu Nk=ksa dks ykWdMkmu tSlh fLFkfr;ksa esa vkWuykbu Ldwy vkSj dkWyst esa] Nk=ksa dks ges’kk vuq’kkflr fd;k tkrk gS lh[kus vkSj vU; vkWuykbu ikBîØe lh[kus esa dfBukb;ksa dk vkSj le; ij mudh d{kk dk dke vkSj gkseodZ iwjk fd;k tkrk lkeuk djuk iM+ jgk gSA f’k{kd ds :i esa dksjksuk lyksuh Hkxoku ikSfudjh f}rh; o”kZ dyk 2020 dk lky iw.kZ :i ls cgqr dfBu jgk gSA cgqr lkjh phtas,slh dksjksuk ok;jl ds le; gekjs MkWDVj vkSj ulsZl us fnu&jkr MîwVh gqbZ gSa tks geus dHkh lksph Hkh ugha FkhA lkjh nqfu;k dk :i,dne dhA tks iqfyl deZpkjh gSa mUgksaus Hkh cgqr igjsnkjh dh] fd,d Hkh ls cny x;k] gj,d O;fä ds fy, 2020 lky eqf’dy Hkjk FkkA O;fä vius ?kj ls ckgj u fudysA ekLd yxkuk t:jh gks x;k gj,d O;fä dks cgqr ls ifjfLFkfr;ksa ls Hkqxruk iM+kA dksjksuk ok;jl Fkk vkSj ckjh&ckjh ls vius gkFkksa dks LkSfuVkbZt djuk t#jh gks us ekuks tSls iwjh nqfu;k dks gh u”V dj fn;k gksA dksjksuk ok;jl x;k FkkA MkWDVjksa dks fnu&jkr gkWfLiVy esa jguk iM+ jgk Fkk] rkfd us u gh vehj dks NksM+k; u gh xjhc dks] xjhcksa dk rks thuk Hkh oks lkjs dksjksuk ls iM+s gq, ejhtks¡ dh enn dj ldsaA ekLd vkSj eqf’dy gks x;k Fkk] yksxksa ds fy, u Bhd ls [kkus dh O;oLFkk gks gkFkksa dks LkSfuVkbZt djuk vHkh Hkh t#jh gSA ?kj ls ckgj fudyus jgh Fkh vkSj u gh Bhd ls jgus dh O;oLFkkA ljdkj dh rjQ ls ij yksxksa esa,d gkFk dh nwjh cuk, j[kuk t:jh Fkk vkSj vHkh Hkh mUgsa dqN enn feyh ysfdu mlls mudk T;knk fnu rd xqtkjk ugha t:jh gSA cgqr lkjs dkjksckj Bi gks x, FksA vke turk ds dke gks ik;kA ljdkj us xjhcksa ds fy, jk’ku dh O;oLFkk dh FkhA,d&,d #d x, FksA eqacbZ tks dHkh ugha #drh] igyh ckj pgy&igy fnu fudkyuk etnwjksa ds fy, rks cgqr dfBu gks jgk Fkk vkSj blh ugha fn[k jgh Fkh] Fke&lh xbZA yksxksa dh fnup;kZ tSls #d xbZ dkj.k lHkh etnwj vius ?kj dh rjQ iSny fudy iM+s FksA ljdkj FkhA ysfdu cgqr&lh phtsa dksjksuk ds ekgkSy esa vPNh Hkh gqbZ Fkha] us vke turk ls fuosnu fd;k Fkk fd os xjhcksa dh dqN enn djsa tSls lHkh yksxksa dks vius ifjokj ds lkFk le; fcrkus dk ekSdk vkSj ;g Mksus’ku ih,e Q.M ds;j vkSj lh,e Q.M ds;j ls gksus fey x;kA fj’rs cgqr etcwr Hkh gks x,A ykWdMkmu esa lHkh yksxksa okys FksA ljdkj ds vkosnu ls vke turk us iSls nku fd;sA us vius ?kjksa esa cgqr ls u,&u, [kkus ds inkFkZ cuk;s FksA viuh :fp;ks¡ dks l¡okjk] tks O;fä vke fnuksa esa cgqr O;Lr jgrk Fkk] 106 106 2020-21, Volume 113 ykWdMkmu dh otg ls mls Hkh vius ifjokj ds yksxksa ds lkFk oä ls Ldwy can gks x,A Ldwy vkSj ;wfuoflZVht vHkh Hkh blh fopkj esa fcrkus dk ekSdk fey x;k FkkA bl dksjksuk ok;jl ds nkSjku tks gSa fd Ldwy / dkWyst [kqyus ds ckn os lc fdl rjg dke djsaxsA lcls egRoiw.kZ gS] fd fo|kfFkZ;ksa dk,tqds’ku ugha #duk pkfg, lkekftd nwjh dk [;ky mUgsa j[kuk gksxk vkSj mu lcds vuqlkj vkSj blh dkj.k ljdkj us fo|kfFkZ;ksa dh i<+kbZ esa dksbZ :dkoV u mUgsa fo|kfFkZ;ksa dh i<+kbZ ysuh gksxhA vk;s blfy, lkjh d{kkvksa dh i<+kbZ vkWuykbu j[kok nh gSA NksVh Hkkjr tks,d vkfFkZd fofo/krk okyk ns’k gS] ;gk¡ ij dksjksuk ok;jl d{kkvksa ls fMxzh rd dh lc dh i<+kbZ vkWuykbu gks jgh gSA dke ds ckn vkxs f’k{kk dk Hkfo”; FkksM+k vyx&lk jgsxk A gkyk¡fd djus okys O;fä dks Hkh mudh daifu;ksa us ?kj ls dke djus fn;k ljdkj bl ekeys esa /;ku ns jgh gS vkSj mudh dksf’k’k ;gh gS fd Fkk vkSj vHkh Hkh yksx ?kj ls dke dj gSaA lHkh fo|kfFkZ;ksa dh Hkfo”; dh tks gkykr gks] oks lc lgh gks] tSlk os vHkh ls ;kstuk i<+kbZ vkWuykbu d{kkvksa ls py jgh gSaA cgqr ls fo|kFkhZ,slh i<+kbZ cuk jgs gSaA Hkys gh vHkh vkWuykbu,tqds’ku dk nkSj py jgk gS dks dfBu le> jgs gSa D;ksafd cgqr ls fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds ikl baVjusV ysfdu ;g Ldwy vkSj dkWyst esa gksus okys vkeus&lkeus ysDplZ dh ugha gS ;k muds ;gk¡ usVodZ dh Hkh cgqr leL;k gS] gkykafd dqN txg dHkh ugha ys ik,axsA bl dksjksuk ok;jl ds nkSjku lHkh dks dkWyst okyksa us mudh enn dh gS ijarq fQj Hkh og i;kZIr ugh¡ gS] xk¡oksa esa fctyh] daI;wVj] baVjusV ugha gS] ftlls mUgsa cgqr gh LekVZQksUl dk egRo irk py x;k gS] vkWfQl ds dkeksa ls ysdj dfBukb;ka >syuh iM+ jgh gSa A f’k{kdksa ds fy, Hkh ;g,d çdkj cPpksa ds Ldwy ds ysDplZ lc eksckby Qksu dh otg ls gks ik;k gS dh pqukSrh gS] mUgsa u, vkWuykbu ek/;e ls i<+kus esa dkQh ysfdu Hkkjr esa,slh Hkh dqN txgsa gSa tgk¡ ij cgqr lkjs fo|kfFkZ;ksa fnDdr vk jgh gS] ysfdu fQj Hkh fo|kfFkZ;ksa dh i<+kbZ ugha NwVuh ds ikl u gh LekVZQksUl vkSj u gh baVjusV dk lqfo/kk gSA blh pkfg,] blhfy, lkjs f’k{kd viuh rjQ ls iw.kZ Lo#i ç;Ru dj lcds dkj.k ljdkj vc Vhoh QkWesZV dh rjQ c< jgh gS] tgk¡ ij jgs gSaA gkykafd NksVs&cMs ‘kgjksa esa vkWuykbu i<+kbZ dh rjQ c<+uk fo|kFkZ;ksa dks muds ysDplZ fjdkWMZ djds fn[kk;s tk jgs gSa A iw.kZ :i ls vklku jgk gS; T;knk dfBukbZ ugha vkbZA lHkh d{kk,a dksfoM & ƒ‹ ds otg ls,tqds’ku esa FkksM+k&lk cnyko vk x;k gS ;k rks twe ij ;k rks xwxy ehV ij gks jgh gSaA ysfdu VsDuksykWth ds i;kZIr u gksus dh otg ls dkQh lkjh eqlhcr cgqr ls fo|kfFkZ;ksa dk uqdlku Hkh gqvk gS] tks fo|kfFkZ;ksa dks 10/12 vkbZ] ysfdu dkQh lkjs gkykr vc laHky x, gSa] cgqr ls n¶rj dk cksMZ nsuk Fkk] mUgsa bu lc esa dkQh fnDdr vkbZA blh ds lkFk vc [kqy pqds gSa vkSj yksdy Vªsusa Hkh py iM+h gSa ] cgqr ls dkjksckj ftu fo|kfFkZ;ksa dks ços’k&ijh{kk nsuh Fkh] mUgsa Hkh dkQh fnDdr gqbZ [kqy pqds gSa ysfdu Ldwy / dkWyst [kqyuk vHkh Hkh ckdh gS vkSj FkhA cgqr ls fo|kfFkZ;ksa us lqlkbM dj fy;k] D;ksafd mUgsa vius vkWuykbu ek/;e gksus ds dkj.k i<+kbZ esa FkksM+h&lh eqf’dysa vk jgh gSa Hkfo”; dh fpark gks jgh Fkh vkSj bl dksjksuk ok;jl dh otg ls mUgsa ysfdu i<+kbZ esa :dkoV ugha vk jgh gSA VsDuksykWth dh otg ls bl dqN mEehn ugha utj vk jgh FkhA muds ek¡&cki us dkQh lius ns[ks leL;k dk gy feyk gS vkSj VsDuksykWth vkt ds tekus esa u gksrh Fks ysfdu vc muds ;g lius lius gh jg x,A cgqr ls fo|kfFkZ;ksa vkSj u gh fdlh ds ikl LekVZQksUl ;k baVjusV gksrk] rks bu lc dk,Mfe’ku nsjh ls ‘kq: gqvk vkSj mudh i<+kbZ Hkh nsjh ls ‘kq: gqbZ ijs’kkfu;ksa dks laHkkyuk cgqr cM+h leL;k gks tkrh vkSj fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds vkSj bu lc esa dkWyst / f’k{kdksa dks dkQh fnDdr gqbZA tks bl lkFk&lkFk cgqr&lh cM+h&cM+h daifu;ksa dk vkSj O;kikfj;ksa dk uqdlku lky 2021 esa cksMZ nsus okys Fks Qjojh esa] vc mls Hkh vkxs c<+k gks tkrkA gesa /kU;okn dguk pkfg, ftlus dksfoM & ƒ‹ ds gkykr fn;k x;k gS vkSj dqN ikBîØe Hkh de dj fn, gSaA lHkh fo|kfFkZ;ksa esa cgqr enn dh] tSlh fd MkWDVlZ ] ulsZl ] iqfyl deZpkfj;ksa dk dh ijh{kk,a vkWuykbu ek/;e “eYVhIy pkWbl“ ls gh gqbZA cgqr ls vkSj lkFk gh lkFk gekjs f’k{kdksa dk ftUgksaus gesa i<+k;k bl gkykr Ldwy [kqy pqds Fks ysfdu ogk¡ ij Hkh dksjksuk ds laØe.k esa vkus ij esa HkhA vc dksjksuk dh nwljh ygj esa ns[kuk ckdh gS fd D;k&D;k dbZ fo|kfFkZ;ksa vkSj f’k{kdksa dks dksfoM gks x;k vkSj blh dkj.k fQj ifjorZu gksrk gSA ßvkRedF;% eS¡ D;ksa [kqn ls T;knk I;kj djrk gw¡------Þ le’ksxhj ‘ks[k f}rh; o”kZ dyk ftls eSa pkgrk gw¡ vks esjh vk’kk gS] gj,d balku igys lcls T;knk [kqn dks pkgrk gSA [kqn dks lcls ftls eSa pkgrk gw¡ vks esjh mEehn gS] T;knk ekurk gSA lcls T;knk [kqn ls gh I;kj djrk gSA ysfdu ftls eSa pkgrk gw¡ vks esjk Hkjkslk gS] nqHkkZX; gS fd balku dHkh ;s ckr fdlh dks ugha crk ikrk gSA eS¡ ftls yksx ekurs Fks esjh detksjh] ogh esjh rkdr gS [kqn ls T;knk fdlh dks I;kj ugha djrk gw¡A eSa viuh NksVh&NksVh 107 2020-21, Volume 113 107 ckrsa vkids lkFk ck¡Vuk pkgrk gw¡ ftlls fd eSa lkfcr dj ldw¡ fd dk vkuk&tkuk yxk FkkA dgha u dgha eq>s,slk Hkh yx jgk Fkk fd eSa [kqn ls T;knk I;kj D;ksa djrk gw¡A brus lky eSa ;gk¡ vius ?kj&ifjokj ls nwj jgdj] vius ifjokj ds eksg&ek;k&eerk dks NksM+dj f’k{kk çkIr djus dh [kkfrj jgk vkSj gj,d balku ds thou esa dqN u dqN la?k”kZ t:j gksrk gSA mlh vc ;fn ;gk¡ ls v/kwjh f’k{kk çkIr djds xk¡o okil tkrk gw¡ rks fglkc ls esjs thou esa Hkh mrjko &p<+ko cuk jgkA la?k”kksaZ ds chp esjs bu lHkh dqckZfu;ksa ij ikuh fQj tk,xkA ;g,d cqjk nkSj FkkA eSa Hkh Q¡lk jgkA esjk lQj fcgkj ds bd NksVs ls xk¡o ls ‘kq# gqvk vkSj eSa eqacbZ ‘kgj esa vk clkA ;gha eSa f’k{kk çkIr djus yxkA igys ,d vkSj cqjk vuqHko ;g Fkk fd tc eSa çkFkfed f’k{k.k ds le; rks eq>s ejkBh Hkk”kk lh[kus es¡ dqN oä yxk] ysfdu eS¡us mlesa vius Nk=kokl esa jgrk Fkk] rks esjs tSls Nk= tc&tc vius&vius yxHkx Ng eghus rd th&rksM+ esgur dh vkSj vkf[kjdkj lh[kus esa ?kj&ifjokjokyksa ls Nk=kokl esa feyrs Fks] rc&rc eq>s og ?kVuk lQy jgkA vc vlyh bargku dk nkSM+uk ‘kq: fd;kA eS¡us vPNh rjg ges’kk ijs’kku djrh FkhA tc NksVs&NksVs varjky esa Nqfê;k¡ gksrh Fkha ls cM+h esgur vkSj yxu ds lkFk nloha d{kk mÙkh.kZ dhA esjs nloha gekjs ;gk¡] tSls fd x.ks’k prqFkhZ] bZn],slh vusd Nqfê;k¡ eq>s ijs’kku dk ifj.kke vPNk vk;kA iyHkj dh [kq’kh ds ckn eq>s nwljh fpark,¡ djrh Fkha D;ksafd tks Nk= ikl jgrs Fks oks vius&vius fj’rsnkjksa ds lrkus yxha; tSls fd nloha d{kk mÙkh.kZ djus ds ckn esjs f’k{k.k dk lkFk ?kj tkrs Fks vkSj gekjs tSls nwj jgus okys Nk= ihNs jg tkrs FksA Hkfo”; D;k gksxkA bl fpark esa eSa vdsyk Q¡l x;k FkkA pkjksa rjQ bu ?kVukvksa us eq>s O;Sfäd rkSj ij dbZ ckj fgyk dj j[k fn;k FkkA va/ksjk gh va/ksjk FkkA pw¡fd blls igys eS¡ viuk f’k{k.k bd ljdkjh ‘kk;n /khes&/khes vanj&gh&vanj eq>esa cM+k ifjorZu vk;k A ysfdu Nk=kokl es¡ çkIr dj jgk FkkA fdarq vc esjs ikl vkxs ds f’k{k.k ds eSaus bUgha ?kVukvksa ds dkj.k vius vkidks etcwr fd;k vkSj lcds fy, dksbZ Nk=kokl ugha FkkA esjs lkeus ;g cM+h leL;k Fkh A eq>s T;knk [kqn ls gh I;kj djus yxkA ‘kk;n bUgha dkj.kksa ls esjs nksLr viuk f’k{k.k eqacbZ esa tkjh j[kuk Fkk] ysfdu le; esjs lkFk ugha dgrs gSa fd rw cgqr gh vyx balku gSA FkkA esjs eu esa #d&#d dj ;s [k;ky vkrk Fkk fd esjk ;gk¡ ls okil xk¡o tkuk oSlk gh gksxk tSls fd ifjans dks mM+us ls igys gh mlds ij dkV fn, tk,¡A esjs eu esa ldkjkRed&udkjkRed fopkjksa ;g ns’k gekjk gSaA vjs! jktusrkvksa ds dkj.k D;ksa djsa ge,d nwljs dks cnukeA rqEgkjk /keZ fdruk gS I;kjk vkSj gS gekjk /keZ Hkh I;kjkA uk ;g ns’k gekjk gSaA uk ;g ns’k flQZ gekjk gSA uk ;g ns’k rqEgkjk gSA uk ;g ns’k flQZ rqEgkjk gSA D;ksafd ge nksuksa us feydj bl ns’k dks laokjk gSA ----- fQj D;ksa [krjs esa ;g HkkbZpkjk gS\ rsjk Hkh [kwu gS yky esjk Hkh gS [kwu ykyA ------rw Hkh gS viuh eka dk yky eSa Hkh gwa viuh eka dk ykyA ckj&ckj xíkjh dk yxrk gS bYtkeA dneksa ls dne feykdj ge djrs gSa dnerkyA lquus iM+rs gSa rkus rekeA fQj Hkh dqN yksx gekjs bZeku ij djrs gSa lokyA vktknh ds tax rw Hkh yM+k gS vktknh dk tax eS¡ Hkh yM+k gwa tc ykSVdj tkrs gSa fyiVdj frjaxs es¡ rc vkt lhekvksa ij rw Hkh [kM+k gS vkSj lhekvksa ij eSa Hkh [kM+k gwaA rqEgkjh eka dk xoZ ls fdruk pkSM+k gksrk gS lhuk esjh eka dk Hkh eSa Hkh mlh dke dks nsrk gwa vatke ftldks rw nsrk gS vatkeA ;gh gksrk gS gkyA eSa jghe dks ekurk gwa rks rw ekurk gS jkeA [kRe dj Mkyks etgch c¡Vokjk gekjh,drk dks ns[kdj rjlsxk nksuksa nsrs gSa ‘kkafr veu dk iSxkeA lalkj] rjlsxk lalkj 108 108 2020-21, Volume 113 i;kZoj.k dk cnyrk Lo:i vukfedk xqIrk r`rh; o”kZ ch-,] (jktuhfr foKku) Mj] flgju] vQjkrQjh vkSj [kkSQ--- ;s flQZ ‘kCn ugha gSa] cfYd ckj çnku djsaxh] vkSj ;s rdZ nqfu;k ds T;knkrj taxyksa esa lgh nso?kj dgykus okys mÙkjk[kaM esa vk, gq, ç—frd vkink dh xwat ik;k x;k gSA gSa & oks xwat ftlus dbZ;ksa dks ?kj lesr mtkM+ fn;k vkSj uk tkus lkbcsfj;k vkSj :l esa tyok;q ifjorZu dh otg ls lfnZ;ka NksVh fdrus ftank gks dj Hkh vk’kkghu gSaA Hkkjr esa vk;h ;s çk—frd gksrh tkrh gSa vkSj ekSle lqgkuk vkSj xeZ gks jgk gSA bu fLFkfr;ksa vkink ç—fr ds ml QVdkj dk uewuk gS tks mlds lkFk NsM+[kkuh ls cM+s {ks=ksa esa vf/kd rhoz vkx yxrh gSA vestu ds taxy] ftUgsa djus ds fy, euq”;ksa dks feyuh gh pkfg,A i;kZoj.k esa rst j¶rkj bl nqfu;k ds fy, ojnku ekuk tkrk gS] ogka Hkh tkucw>dj vkx ls ifjorZu gks jgs gSa vkSj bldk lcls cM+k dkj.k gS ‘tyok;q yxkbZ tkrh gS rkfd taxy lkQ dj txg cukbZ tk ldsA ifjorZu‘A ;s tyok;q ifjorZu lquus esa egt nks ‘kCnksa dk tqeyk yx ldrk gS] ysfdu blesa bruh Hkh”k.k rhozrk gS fd de vkadus i;kZoj.k esa gks jgs nwf”kr cnykoksa us ty dks Hkh vius pisV us ys fy;k okys dks tksjnkj etk p[kk ldrh gSA gSA dgha dqvksa esa ikuh ugha gS] rks dgha ufn;ksa esa fcu ekSle mQku mB jgk gSA dkj[kkuksa ls fudyk tgjhyk nwf”kr ikuh dSls ‘is; ty‘ nh?kZdky esa] tyok;q ifjorZu dbZ :iksa vkSj vk;keksa esa çR;{k gksxk] dks xUnk dj jgk gS vkSj Heavy Metals ty esa feydj ml ikuh muesa ls dqN bl çdkj gSa% dks ihus ;ksX; rks nwj] ml chekfj;ksa dk ?kj cukrs gSaA leqæh thoksa dks • ifjorZu bl lnh vkSj ijs tkjh jgsxk] IykfLVd vkSj vU; dpjksa ls ySl tgjhys ikuh esa ?kqVuk iM+ jgk gS] • oSf’od rkieku c<+sxk] D;ksafd ekuo vkxs c<+ x;k] ekuork ihNs NksM+ vk;k! • xfeZ;ksa dk ekSle yack gksxk] • o”kkZ dk iSVuZ cnysxk] nwf”kr ty] —f=e mRiknksa ds mi;ksx ls feêh vius xq.kksa dks [kks • c<+rs ‘lw[ks‘ vkSj xehZ dh ygjsa] jgh gS;,slh feêh esa mxus okys Hkkstu ekSr dks fuea=.k gSA gtkjksa • rwQku etcwr vkSj vf/kd rhoz gks tk;sxk] o”kksaZ ls Hkh vf/kd le; esa rS;kj gksus okyh feêh vkt rst gokvksa • leqæ Lrj 2021 rd 1&8 QhV c<+ tk,xkA vkSj ty çokgksa ls cg jgh gS] u”V gks jgh gS; dkj.k ogh gS & rsth nf{k.k vÝhdk ls mÙkjh vesfjdk] vkWLVªsfy;k vkSj,f’k;k ls ;wjksi ls isM+ksa dh dVkbZ--- rd] ck<+] rwQku vkSj vkx us vjktdrk vkSj fouk’k yk fn;k gSA fo’o cSad ds vuqlkj & dacksfM;k] phu] baMksusf’k;k] mÙkj vkSj nf{k.k tgka c<+rs mRikn çnw”k.k c<+k jgs gSa] ogha dqN,sls vkfo”dkj vkSj [kkst dksfj;k] FkkbZySaM] fo;ruke vkfn dh igpku,sls ns’kksa ds :i esa dh Hkh gks jgs gSa] ftUgsa ns[k vk’kk dh fdj.k utj vkrh gS; ysfdu esjs xbZ gS tgka leqæ ds Lrj esa o`f) dk vlj fo’ks”k :i ls xaHkhj fopkj ls lcls cM+k cnyko rc vk,xk ftl fnu i;kZoj.k vkSj gksxkA vkWLVªsfy;k esa vf/kdka’k >kfM+;ka fctyh fxjus ;k nq?kZVuk ds gekjs chp dk ‘vyxko‘ feV tk,xkA ftl fnu ‘olq/kSo dqVacdEk‘ dkj.k gksrh gSa; ysfdu oSKkudksa us rdZ fn;k gS fd,d rst vkSj xeZ ds ukjs esa i’kq & i{kh] isM+ & ikS/ks Hkh ‘kkfey gksaxs] ml fnu fo’o tyok;q vR;f/kd vkx yxkus ds fy, vko’;d ifjfLFkfr;ka vf/kd lgh ek;uksa esa ‘,d‘ gks tk,xkA ekbaMQqyusl% orZeku {k.k esa thuk dky djs lks vkt dj] vkt djs lks vcA balku dk vf/kdka’k thou Hkwr vkSj Hkfo”; dh dYiukvksa esa HkVdrk iy esa çy; gks,xh] cgqfj djsxk dc AA jgrk gS] ;gka rd fd orZeku le; esa Hkh euq”; vkt vkSj dy dh fparkvksa esa bruk e’kxwy gks tkrk gS fd] mls bl ckr dk cks/k dchj ds bl nksgs ls ge lnSo gh çsj.kk ysrs vk, gSaA bl nksgs ds gh ugha gksrk fd ;g xyfr;k¡ og ckj&ckj nksgjk jgk gS vkSj orZeku }kjk lar dchj us le; dh egÙkk dks çdkf’kr djrs gq, euq”; dks thus dh ctk; og Hkfo”; dh fpark esa Mwck gqvk gS vkSj tc dks viuk dke dy ij uk Mkyrs gq, orZeku esa djus dh lykg rd balku dks bl ckr dk cks/k gksrk gS] og ckrsa Hkwrdky esa ifjofrZr nh gSA ekbaMQqyusl ftls ge lpsr jguk ;k orZeku esa thuk dgrs gks pqdh gksrh gSaA orZeku esa thuk vkSj mldh egRoiw.kZ Hkwfedk gSa] ;g,d,slh t:jr gS tks balku dks orZeku esa thus dh vksj dks eSa vius thou ls tqM+h nks ?kVukvksa ds ek/;e ls lka>k çsfjr djrh gSA djuk pkgwaxhA 109 2020-21, Volume 113 109 eq>s fp=dyk esa ges’kk ls gh yxko jgk gSA cpiu ls ysdj ftldk vFkZ gS fd viuk dke cM+s gh /khjt ds lkFk LFkk;h vkt rd gj çdkj ds fp=dyk ls lacaf/kr çfr;ksfxrkvksa esa Hkkx :i ls djks] ;fn Qy feyus dk la;ksx cusxk rks Qy fey ysuk esjh #fp jgh gSA ;g ckr gS ch-,- f}rh; o”kZ dh] tc tk,xkA ;g lkspdj eSaus vius orZeku dks iw.kZr% thus dk vkSj eSaus fp=dyk ls lacaf/kr çfr;ksfxrk esa Hkkx ysus ds fy, lkspkA mlh le; ftruk eSa djus ds dkfcy Fkh mls djus dk Hkjld eSa cgqr fpafrr Fkh fd eSaus ;fn dqN xyrh dj nh rks D;k eq>s ç;Ru fd;kA bl çfr;ksfxrk esa foQy gksuk iM+sxk\ eq> ij Hkwrdky esa feyh vlQyrk dh fpark vkSj Hkfo”; dky esa foQy gksus dk Mj eq>s bu çfr;ksfxrkvksa us cgqr dqN fl[kk;k gSA cpiu ls gh bruk gkoh gks x;k] fd eSa ;g le> gh ugha ikbZ fd esjk vf/ dksbZ uk dksbZ thou dk u;k v/;k; eSaus bu çfr;ksfxrkvksa ds kdrj le; lkspus esa gh pyk tk jgk gSA ek/;e ls gh lh[kk gSA orZeku esa thuk D;k gksrk gS\ vkSj dSls dksbZ O;fä vius Åij fo’okl dj dks;ys :ih orZeku dks cps gq, le; esa eSaus vius dkairs gq, gkFkksa ls fp= dks dksjs vius deZ ls ghjk :ih Hkfo”; cukus dh {kerk j[krk gS\ ;g dkxt ij mrkj fn;kA ogha nwljh vkSj eSaus,d vkSj çfr;ksfxrk eSaus thou esa gksus okyh bu NksVh&eksVh ?kVukvksa ls gh lh[kk gSA ¼iksLVj esafdax½ esa Hkkx fy;k ijarq vHkh rd çFke çfr;ksfxrk dk ifj.kke ugha vk;k FkkA esjs eu esa cM+h ftKklk Fkh ijarq bl ckj ifj.kkeLo:i ftl çfr;ksfxrk esa eSaus viuk le; Hkwr vkSj eSaus ;g Bku fy;k fd] eSa viuh ;g çfr;ksfxrk u rks Hkwrdky Hkfo”; dks lkspus esa O;rhr fd;k] mlesa eq>s dksbZ iqjLdkj rks ds cks> ls dfBu d:axh] u gh Hkfo”; ds lQy ;k foQy gksus ugha feyk ijarq thou thus dh lh[k feyhA blh lh[k us eq>s ds ifj.kke dk xqyke cuw¡xhA eSaus ;g tkuk fd orZeku {k.k esa nwljh çfr;ksfxrk esa çFke iqjLdkj ykus dk lkgl fn;kA thuk fdruk vkuane;h gksrk gS] fdruk lq[knk;h gksrk gS] tgk¡ blfy, tgka yksxksa ds dy ;k ijlksa dh dksbZ [kcj uk gks ogka ge vkt&dy ds Hk; ls ijs& orZeku ds lq[k ls :c: gksrs gSaA orZeku esa thuk gh,dek= lk/ku gSA bl le; vko’;d gS fd çfr;ksfxrk ds nkSjku eq>s dkQh Mj Fkk] eSa vius fp=dyk dks ge orZeku esa thus ds egÙodks le>sa vkSj mls vius çR;sd dksjs dkxt ij mrkj jgh Fkh] yxHkx lHkh viuk iksLVj cuk fnu dh fnup;kZ dk,d egÙoiw.kZ vax cukdj viuh vknr esa pqds FksA rHkh lglk eq>s dchj th ds nksgksa dk Lej.k gks mBk] vkdka{kk Çlg d{kk&X;kjgoÈ dyk eSa vkSj esjh I;kjh Mk;jh! eSa vkSj esjh I;kjh Mk;jh! eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] uk fQØ Fkh uk dksà XykfuA uk fQØ Fkh uk dksà XykfuA I;kjh vkSj nq[kn lh gS,d dgkuh] I;kjh vkSj nq[kn lh gS,d dgkuh] ftlus cnyh esjh ÇtnxkuhA ftlus cnyh esjh ÇtnxkuhA nksLr Fkh esjh,d lqanj l;kuh] nksLr Fkh esjh,d lqanj l;kuh] nh eSaus blds fy, db± dqckZuhA nh eSaus blds fy, db± dqckZuhA ij Fkh esjh ;s Hkwy iqjkuh] ij Fkh esjh ;s Hkwy iqjkuh] tks eSaus fd ml nksLr dh dnjnkuhA tks eSaus fd ml nksLr dh dnjnkuhA eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] uk fQØ Fkh uk dksà XykfuA uk fQØ Fkh uk dksà XykfuA ij vc,d uà nksLr Fkh cukuh] ij vc,d uà nksLr Fkh cukuh] ftldks lquk ldw¡ eSa viuh [okc iqjkuhA ftldks lquk ldw¡ eSa viuh [okc iqjkuhA 110 110 2020-21, Volume 113 ij Mjrh Fkh fQj uk feys eq>s dksà nksLr LokfHkekuh] D;k gksrk vxj rqe u feyrs eq>s tSls ikih dks xaxk dk ikuh] tks djs uk esjh nksLrh dh dnjnkuhA vk¡[k Hkj vkrh gS tc Hkh lqukÅ¡ eSa rsjh dgkuhA vc D;k crkÅ¡ eSa viuh dgkuh] rq> ls I;kjh gS D;k dksà \ rw gS lcls lqgkuh] lqfu,,d u, nksLr dh nkLrk¡ esjh tqckuhA tks dHkh Hkwy tkÅ¡ rq>s rks gks, eq>s vkReXykfuAA eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] uk fQØ Fkh uk dksà XykfuA uk fQØ Fkh uk dksà XykfuA nksLr cuh esjh,slh tks lqus esjh lkjh dgkuh] vc eq>s rsjh t+:jr ugÈ lqu ys rw [kqnxtZ çk.kh] mldk ru LoPN tSls xaxk dk fueZy ikuhA esjh Mk;jh dkQh gS lquus ds fy, esjh [okc iqjkuhA mlus lquh esjh gj dqckZuh] Mk;jh ds fy, èkU;okn esjh ekrk jkuh] ij cl,d gh nq[k D;ksa mlus pqIih gS BkuhA vej jgs esjs vkSj esjh Mk;jh dh dgkuhA esjh Mk;jh Fkh oks ftlus cny nh esjh Çtnxkuh] eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] ;g dgkuh nq[kn ugÈ cfYd Fkh lqgkuhA uk fQdj Fkh uk dksà XykfuA vc esjh Mk;jh gS esjh nksLr iqjkuh] gs ÃÜoj eq>s rq>ls gj ckr gS euokuh] Hkwy u ikÅ¡xh eSa vius Mk;jh dh dgkuhA esjh nksLrh dks tksM+s j[kuk tSls lkxj vkSj ikuhAA eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] eSa gleq[k lh,d çk.kh] uk fQØ gS uk dksà XykfuA uk fQØ gS uk dksà XykfuA , esjs Mk;jh rw uk ek¡xs dksà dqckZuh] esjh Çtnxh dh lcls lqugjh dgkuh] eSa nksLrh dh I;klh Fkh rwus fiyk;k eq>s ikuhA y¶tksa dk eq’kk;jk ugÈ] Mk;jh gS esjh ÇtnxkuhA ikuh dk xksyk ,d le; dh ckr gSA vofu dks fp=dkjh dk ‘kkSd FkkA blfy, dk tUe gks jgk Fkk rks dÃ;ksa dk var!! ekuks og –’; cgqr dqN og fur fnu ç—fr ds vyx&vyx dfj’es dks fpf=r djrh Fkh dg jgk gks cgqr dqN le>k jgk gks] igys rks vofu dks ;g vkSj mu fp=ksa dks vius lkFk j[krhA mldk ekuuk Fkk fd ç—fr –’; Mjkouk yxk] ij fQj mls le> vk;k dh ;gh rks thou gS! ds Hkhrj dà jgL; fo|eku gSaA blfy, og fofp= LFkkuksa ij tgk¡ ge tUe ls ekSr dk lQj r; djrs gSa viuh vkdka{kkvksa dh tkrh vkSj vuqlaèkku djrh FkhA,d fnu vofu,d ?kus taxy esa iwÆr djrs gSa tgk¡ ge yksHk] çse] Ô;kZ] la?k”kZ] ?k`.kk] tSls Hkko ls xà tgk¡ lw;Z dh fdj.ksa Hkh fNi tkrh Fkh! vkSj gj ckj dh rjg ifjfpr gksrs gSaA tgk¡ vius liuksa dk egy cukrs gSa vkSj mls iwjk taxy esa tkrs gh vofu us jgL;e; oLrqvksa ij viuk vuqlaèkku djrs gSaA vkSj fQj gekjs thou dk vafre {k.k gesa cqykus yxrk gS djuk ‘kq: dj fn;kA vpkud mls nwj ls,d jks’kuh dk xksyk utj vkSj ge Hkwyksd ls fonk ys ysrs gSaA vk;k Aml jks’kuh esa vthc lk vkd”kZ.k Fkk] ekuks vofu mldh vc vofu ekuks ç—fr dh gj dfj’es] gj jgL; dks thuk rjQ ls pyh tk jgh FkhA pkgrh gksA mldk y{; vc cl,d Fkk& og ç—fr ds gj Hkko tc vouh jks’kuh ds ikl xà rks mls,d xqQ+k dk }kj feyk dks fpf=r djuk pkgrh Fkh vkSj mls vkuan ls thuk pkgrh FkhA --…---vkSj og xqQ+k ds vanj pyh xÃ! vanj dqN,slk Fkk tks dYiuk mls le> vk x;k fd og dksà ikuh dk xksyk ugÈ cfYd i`Foh ls ijs Fkk ml LFkku dks vofu us fpf=r djus dk ç;kl fd;k---] dk,d vkdkj Fkk ftlesa i`Foh ds fofp= thoksa dk,d ladyu FkkA ij vlQy jghA ogk,d ikuh ds xksys tSlk lalkj FkkA og xksyk vofu us iwjs thou pØ dks tSls j¶rkj ls ns[k fy;k gks! vofu ekuks ghjs lk ped jgk gks ml xksys esa,d {k.k esa lSdM+ksa thou dks vkf[kjdkj vius vuqlaèkkuksa dk ifj.kke fey x;kAA 111 2020-21, Volume 113 111 tkuuk t+:jh gS--- nsfodk xkMfxy X;kjgoÈ dyk tkuuk t+:jh gS--- fdlh ds fny esa rks Fks rqe Hkh cls ] lks, gks ;k lqyk, x, gks] oks vknr] oks ‘kDl] oks txg tys gks ;k tyk, x, gks] [kqn NksM vk, ;k Hkxk fn, x, gks A #ds gks ;k jksds x, gks] tkuuk t+:jh gS --- fxj x, ;k èkôk yxk gS A tkuuk t+:jh gS--- [kRe gks jgs gks ;k dksà feVk jgk gS] bLrhQk ns jgs gks ;k dksà gVk jgk gS] cgds gks ;k cgdk;k x;k gS] ;s >wB] ;s Qjsc] ;s Ny] ;s èkks[kk rqEgsa D;k dqN le>k;k x;k gS] [kqn lh[ks gS rqeus ;k dksà fl[kk jgk gS A ‘kkfey gS fxurh ds yksx ;gk¡] tkuuk t+:jh gS --- rqe [kqn vk, gks ;k cqyk;k x;k gS A tkuuk t+:jh gS --- f’kdLr pquh rqeus ;k gjk;k gS rqedks] ckr lquh rqeus ;k lquk;k gS rqedks] eafty Hkh gS] ed+ln Hkh gS] Çtnk Hkh gks] ;s dSls QSlys ys jgs gks] ;s Hkwy x, ;k Hkwyk;k x;k gS] ;s [kqn dh lksp gS ;k ?kqek;k gS rqedksA vk¡[kksa esa vk¡lw gS] psgjs ij xe] tkuuk t+:jh gS --- Qhdh rcLlwe esa fyiVs gks rqe] [kqn ds gh gkFkksa ls fxjdj gks VwVs] Bgjs gh Fks rks py D;ks ugh ik jgs] ;k fQj rqEgs Hkh lrk;k x;k gS A lks, gh Fks rks mB D;ks ugh ik jgs] tkuuk t+:jh gS ---- D;k rqe gh Fks oks] D;k rqe gh gks ;s] dqckZu gks jgs gks ;k pqus x, gks] Çtnk gh Fks rks ej D;ks ugh ik jgs A rqe,sls gh Fks ;k cqus x, gks] tkuuk t+:jh gS --- jks fn, ;k #yk fn, x, gks] ,slh Fkh esjh e/kqckyk --- mldh vk¡[kksa esa lkxj lk Mwcus dks eu djrk Fkk] mldh ik;y dh >udkj esjs dkuksa dks yqHkkrh Fkh] ftls iwjs fnu ns[kdj Hkh eu ugha esjk Hkjrk Fkk ] mldh lqanjrk ns[k vk¡[kksa esa ueh lh Nk tkrh Fkh] ftls ns[ks fcuk esjk fnu ugha xqtjk djrk Fkk] ‘kk;n gh gksxk bruk lqUnj bl nqfu;k esa] ,slh Fkh esjh e/kqckyk ---- ,slh Fkh esjh e/kqckyk --- mlds fny dh [kwclwjrh ns[k vk¡[ksa jkS’ku gks tkrh Fkh] jkst mlls feyrk Fkk] btgkj djus ls Mjrk Fkk] ftldh ok.kh lqudj fny esa gypy lh gks tkrh Fkh] u tkus fdl iy og ia[k yxkdj pyh xbZ] mldk pyuk fgjuh tSlk iy esa vks>y gks tkrh Fkh] [okcks esa fQj Hkh feyrh gS] eqLdkrk gw¡ tc ogk eqLdkrh gS] ,slh Fkh esjh e/kqckyk --- ,slh Fkh esjh e/kqckyk --- mldh tqYQsa xgu ?kVk lh Nkrh Fkh] [kqnk ls ;gha nj[okLr gS vc feyk ns esjh e/kqckyk ls] gksaBksa ij eqLdku ns[k ç—fr Hkh ‘kjekrh Fkh] D;ksfd bartkj gS eq>s fdrus gh lkyksa ls] mldh [kwclwjrh ns[k tUur Qwy cjlkrh Fkh] çse dh tks ewjr gS] lykSuh lh lwjr gS ] ,slh Fkh esjh e/kqckyk --- ,slh Fkh esjh e/kqckyk --- 112 112 2020-21, Volume 113 ckf’kn bje lks’ky ehfM;k% ojnku ;k vfHk’kkiA 11 foKku lks’ky ehfM;k,d vijaijkxr ehfM;k gSA lks’ky ehfM;k fo’kky le; yx tkrk FkkA dà dk;Z tks vkt dy pqVfd;ksa esa gks tkrs usVodZ gS] tks fd lkjs lalkj dks tksM+s j[krk gSA lapkj dk cgqr gS og igys eghuks esa gqvk djrs FksA vPNk ekè;e lks’ky ehfM;k gSA lks’ky ehfM;k ewy :i ls vkt yksx lks’ky ehfM;k ds t+fj, vius fctusl dk foKkiu nsrs gSa ds nkSj esa lapkj dk lcls cM+k lkèku gSA ;g vkt ds ekuo ds vkSj yk[kksa yksx blh ds t+fj, iSlk dekus dk volj Hkh çkIr nSfud thou dk,d cgqr gh egRoiw.kZ fgLlk Hkh cu pqdk gSA ;g djrs gSA vkt dy lks’ky ehfM;k cPpksa vkSj vè;kidksa dks T;knk yksxksa dks,d nwljs ls tksM+s j[kus dk,d egRoiw.kZ lkèku gSA lks’ky gh ilan vk jgk gS D;ksadh ?kj cSBs gh cPps cgqr dqN lh[k ldrs ehfM;k ns’k fons’k esa gks jgÈ fdlh Hkh ?kVukvksa dks yksxksa rd gSa vkSj vè;kid viuh tkudkjh ?kj cSBs gh lks’ky ehfM;k ds rqjar igqapkus dk dke djrk gSA lks’ky ehfM;k dk ç;ksx daI;wVj] ekè;e ls nwljksa rd igqapk ldrs gS] mlds t+fj, dqN iSls Hkh eksckby] VScysV] ySiVkWi vkfn fdlh Hkh midj.k dk mi;ksx dj dek ldrs gSA yksxksa dks tkudkjh ckVdj le> lsok dk Hkh dk;Z ds fd;k tk ldrk gSA OgkV~l,i] Qslcqd] baLVkxzke] ;wVîwc] dj ldrs gSA vkt dy lHkh yksx viuh dyk&—fr;k¡ lks’ky vkfn lks’ky ehfM;k ds çeq[k IysVQkeZ gSA blds t+fj, fdlh Hkh ehfM;k ij gh fn[kkrs gSA lks’ky ehfM;k vkt dy lHkh yksxksa dk lekpkj dks iyHkj esa iwjs ns’k fons’k esa QSyk;k tk ldrk gSA cgqr gh fnypLi euksjatu dk lkèku cu pqdk gSA lks’ky ehfM;k vc lalkj dk lcls rsth ls lapkj gksus okyh lsok cu xà gSA bldk ç;ksx gj mez dk O;fä dj ldrk gSA lks’ky lks’ky ehfM;k dh udjkRedrk,¡& ehfM;k,d,slk uke gS ftLls vkt dy cPpk&cPpk ifjfpr gSA lks’ky ehfM;k ckdh lkjs ehfM;k ls vyx gSA vxj ge ehfM;k vfèkdre ;wod lks’ky ehfM;k ds eksg esa] vko’;drk ls vfèkd dh ckr djs rks dà rjg dh ehfM;k lkeus vkrh gS tSls fd ÇçV lkek; ogk¡ ij cckZn djrs gSaA tc ls yksx lks’ky ehfM;k dk ehfM;k] bysDVªkWfud ehfM;k] lekukarj ehfM;kA vuqekfur rkSj ij ç;ksx dkQ+h T+;knk djus yxs gSa rc ls yksxksa esa chekfj;ka Hkh ns[kk tk, rks gj O;fä vkt lks’ky ehfM;k ds fdlh u fdlh c<+us yxh gSA yksx lks’ky ehfM;k,d txg cSBdj bLreky djrs IysVQkeZ ls tqM+k gSA ftl rjg,d flôs ds nks igyw gksrs gSa vFkkZr gSaA og dgh vkus&tkus vFkok Vgyus] O;k;ke djus] [ksyus] dwnus fdlh Hkh pht ds ldkjkRed vkSj udkjkRed çHkko gksrs gS mlh vkfn dh otg ls muds vanj dà chekfj;ksa vk tkrh gSaA blls çHkko lks’ky fefM;k ds Hkh dà çHkko gSA dqN lkdkjkRed vkSj yksxks dh vka[kks dk Hkh dkQh uqdlku gksrk gSA lks’ky ehfM;k ds udkjkRed çHkko gSA lks’ky ehfM;k dk ç;ksx vPNs dk;ks± ds fy, t+fj, dà yksx lkbcj Økbe djrs gSa A os fdlh dk ikloMZ pqjk rks fd;k gh tkrk gS ysfdu èkhjs bldk ç;ksx xyr dk;ks± dks ysrs gS] mlls mudh ilZuy tkudkjh ys ysrs gS ;k fQj muds djus ds fy, T;knk fd;k tk jgk gSA eksckby dh QksVksl vkSj fofM;kst dks pqjk ysrs gSaA ftu yksxksa ds ikl lks’ky ehfM;k dh vfèkd tkudkjh ugÈ gksrh os nwljksa ds lks’ky ehfM;k ds ojnku& lks’ky ehfM;k dk ç;ksx vusdksa çdkj >kals esa vk trs gS] yksxksa dks mudh ilZuy pht+s gSd dj ds mUgsa ds dk;ks± dks djus ds fy, fd;k tkrk gSA mlds t+fj, dksà èkedk;k Hkh fd;k tkrk gSA blesa dà çdkj ds,sls lkbV gS fd vfuok;Z lwpuk iy Hkj esa y{k yksxksa rd Hkstk tk ldrk gS vkSj lks’ky ehfM;k ds t+fj, Hksth tkrh gS tks yksxks dks dkQ+h ykyp mudks tkudkjh çnku dh tk ldrh gS A vkt VsDuksykWth bruh nsus okyh gksrh gS vkSj yksx mlds >k¡ls esa vkdj mlesa Ql tkrs c<+ xà gS dh,d ns’k ds fdlh dksus esa cSBdj ge nwljs ns’k esa gSA bLrseky djus okys vius t:jh dke NksM+dj bldks djrs jg jgs vius ifjokj ds fdlh lnL; ;k vius fe= ls vkil esa jgrs gSaA yxkrkj,d gh txg ij cSBs jgus ls eksVkik c<+ jgk ckr dj ldrs gS,oa,d nwljs ds lkFk esy&tksy cM+k ldrs gSA gSA lks’ky ehfM;k ds ;wtlZ vius dherh le; dks u”V dj nsrs ;wVîwc ij f’k{kk,oa Kku ds fy, vusd çdkj ds KkuoèkZd pSuy gS tks oks vius Hkfo”; dks cukus eS bLrseky dj ldrs gSA yksx pyk, tk jgs gS ftlds }kjk dksà Hkh euq”; fdlh Hkh çdkj dk lks’ky ehfM;k dk bLrseky djus ds fy, ckj ckj vius vius Kku çkIr djus ds lkFk gh lkFk viuk Kku nwljksa esa Hkh forfjr Qksu eS baVjusV iSd djokrs gSA bl rjg iSlksa dk uqDlku gksrk dj ldrk gSA igys ds le; esa tc lks’ky ehfM;k ugÈ Fkk rc gSA dqN vlkekftd yksx lks’ky ehfM;k ij >wBh vQok QSyk nsrs yksxksa dks dà tkudkjh eghuksa ckn çkIr gksrh Fkh ;k fQj ?kVuk gSA oks fdlh >qVh rLohj] ohfM;ks dks,fMV djds ifCy’k dj nsrs ?kfVr gksus ds dqN le; chr tkus ds ckn yksx fpëh Hkstrs Fks gSA ftlls rjg rjg dh leL;k;ksa iSnk gksrh gSA dà ckj naxs rks dgÈ tkdj nwljs O;fä dks tkudkjh çkIr gksrh FkhA,sls cgqr HkM+dkus dh dksf’k’k dh tkrh gSA bldk u’kk gh dqN,slk gS dh 113 2020-21, Volume 113 113 vPNs vPNs yksx bldh pisV eS vk tkrs gSA dqN yksx rks dà dà ldrh gSA rks gesa bl ckr dk fngku j[kuk pkfg, vkSj bldk fnuksa rd ?kj ls ckgj gh ugh fudyrs gSA oks vius vkl iM+ksl ç;ksx djuk pkfg,A oSKkfudksa us lks’ky ehfM;k dks gekjs thou eSa yksxksa ls feyuk tqyuk can dj nsrs gSA iM+ksl eSa D;k gks jgk eS egRoiw.kZ dk;Z djus ds fy, vkfo”dkj fd;k gSA blfy, vc gS ] mlls cs[kcj jgrs gSA ;g ckr ge ij fuHkZj djrh gS ds ge lks’ky ehfM;k dks ojnku cukrs gS ;k vfHk’kkiA vkt ds ys[k esa vkidks lks’ky ehfM;k dk le> ij çHkko ds ckjs esa foLrkj ls irk py pqdk gksxkA ;fn ge bldk lksp psgjs ij Qslcqd lh jkSud gS] le> dj bLrseky djsaxs rks ;g ;g Qk;nsean lkfcr gksxkA vkSj fny OgkV~l,i gqok tk jgk gSA vxj,slk uk djs rks cgqr uqdlku gksxkA vc ;g ckr ge euq”; lekt ls dV dj Hkh] ij fuHkZj djrh gS ds ge bldk mi;ksx fdl rjg djsaA lks’ky balku lks’ky gqvk tk jgk gSA A ehfM;k,d,slh çks?kksfxdh gS tks gekjs lekt dks cgqr vkxs cM+k y{eh jk; vcyk thou gk; rsjh ;gh dgkuh-- X;kjgoÈ dyk fdlh ij Hkh vU;k; rFkk vR;kpkj fdlh lH; lekt dh fu’kkuh fdl çdkj ds diM+s iguus pkfg,] yM+dksa ds lkFk ckr ugÈ djuh ugÈ gks ldrh gSAfQj lekt ds,d cgqr cM+s Hkkx ;kuh] fL=;ksa ds gS] rqe vdsys dHkh ckgj ugÈ tkvksxh“ vkSj Hkh dà ikfjokfjd lkFk,slk djuk ç—fr ds fo#) gSA ukjh dks Hkh og lHkh çdkj vR;kpkj mu ij fd, tkrs gSaA ds vfèkdkj gkfly gksus pkfg, tks fd,d iq#”k dks gSA mUgsa vcyk ekudj mu ij vR;kpkj djus dk vk’k; dk;Zjr gS------ngst%& ngst ‘kknh ds le; yM+dh ds ifjokj }kjk yM+ds ds ?kj okyksa dks dU;k Hkzw.k gR;k%& fn;k tkrk gSA ngst ds :i esa xkM+h] lksus vkSj pkanh ds t+soj] dU;k ls Çyx ijh{k.k tk¡p ds ckn] ckfydk f’k’kq dks gVkuk dU;k laifÙk bR;knh nh tkrh gSA bl le; ekrk&firk viuh csVh dks Hkzw.k gR;k gSA dsoy igys yM+dk ikus dh ifjokj esa cqtqxZ lnL;ksa ngst blfy, nsrs gSa] ftlls fd og vius ifr ds ?kj esa lqjf{kr dh bPNkvksa dks iwjk djus ds fy, tUe ls igys ckfydk f’k’kq jg ldsA lqjf{kr jg lds\ th gk¡ D;ksafd vxj nqYgu ‘kknh ds dks xHkZ esa gh ekj fn;k tkrk gSA ;g lHkh çfØ;k ikfjokfjd ckn] llqjky esa ngst ugÈ ykrh rks mldks ekufld vkSj ‘kkjhfjd ncko] [kklrkSj ls ifr vkSj llqjky i{k ds yksxksa ds }kjk dh :i ls ewÆNr fd;k tkrk gSA blh dkj.ko’k ekrk&firk viuh csVh tkrh gSA xHkZikr djkus ds ihNs lkekU; dkj.k vk;ksftr xHkZ gS] dh lqj{kk ds fy, ngst nsrs gSaA vkSj nwYgs ds ifjokj dh lHkh ‘krs± tcfd dU;k Hkzw.k gR;k ifjokj }kjk dh tkrh gSA Hkkjrh; lekt Hkh iwjh dj nsrs gSaA ekrk&firk }kjk fn, x, iSls vkSj xguksa dks esa vupkgs :i ls iSnk gqÃ] yM+fd;ksa dks ekjus dh çFkk lfn;ksa L=hèku ds uke ls cqyk;k tkrk gSA oSls rks] ;g lc ml yM+dh ls gSA yksxksa dk ekuuk gS] dU;k Hkzw.k gR;k dk eq[; dkj.k dk gksrk gSA ijarq] llqjky esa vkus ds i’pkr ;g lc dqN vkSj ckfydk f’k’kq dh rqyuk esa ckyd f’k’kq dh çkFkfedrk gSA iq= vk; vU; ngst:ih “HksaV“ yM+ds okyksa dk gks tkrk gSA ngst dh ek¡x dk eq[; lzksr gksrk gS] tcfd yM+fd;k¡ dsoy miHkksx ds :i esa fcuk fdlh ‘keZ ds dh tkrh gSA bu ek¡xks dks lg”kZ iwjk fd;k gksrh gSaA lekt esa ;g xyrQgeh gS] fd yM+ds vius vfHkHkkod tkrk gSA vxj ngst ugÈ fn;k tkrk rks fj’rk u djus dh èkedh dh lsok djrs gSa] tcfd yM+fd;k¡ ijk;k èku gksrh gSA iq#”koknh nh tkrh gSA vkt ds t+ekus esa] yM+ds ds ?kjokys ykyp esa vkdj Hkkjrh; lekt esa efgykvksa dh fLFkfr fuEu gSA vfHkHkkod ekurs eupkgh jDe ngst ds :i esa ek¡xrs gSaA ngst dh ek¡x blfy, gSa] fd iq= lekt esa vusd uke dks vkxs c<+k,axs] tcfd yM+fd;k¡ dh tkrh gS D;q¡fd yM+ds ds ifjokj dh lkekftd bTt+r cph jgsA dsoy ?kj laHkkyus ds fy, gksrh gSA rduhdh mUufr us dU;k Hkzw.k ns[k& fn[kkos ds fy, Hkh ngst fn;k tkrk gSA yM+ds dks vkÆFkd gR;k dh ljyrk c<+k nh gSA :i ls et+cwr djus ds fy, ngst dk mi;ksx gksrk gS A ikfjokfjd vR;kpkj%& dke&dkt cpiu ls gh yM+fd;ksa dks fl[kk;k tkrk gS fd] mUgsa fdl çdkj dà ckj yM+dh dh ‘kknh ds ckn cgqvksa dks ckgj dke djus ugÈ cSBuk gS] fdl çdkj yksxksa ls ckr djuk gS] “vxj rqe yM+dh fn;k tkrkA mUgsa muds llqjky okys vuqefr ugÈ nsrsA os lksprs gks rks rqEgsa tksj ls ugÈ g¡luk gS ]rqEgsa ?kj dk dke lh[kus gS ] gSa] ;fn os dke ij tk,xh rks gekjk csVk ihNs gks tk,xkA vxj 114 114 2020-21, Volume 113 2020-21, Volume 113 og dke ij xà rks ?kj dk dke djus ds fy, dksà Hkh ugÈ gksus ds ckn mu cPpksa dks lekt esa dksà Hkh ugÈ viukrkA lekt jgsxk] ?kj ds cPpksa dks dkSu laHkkysxk\,sls dà ckrksa vkSj ncko ds ds db± rkus lquus iM+rs gSa vkSj fdlh Hkh fo|ky esa nkf[kyk ugÈ dkj.k yM+fd;k¡ fookg ds ckn ckgj dke djus ugÈ tk ikrh gSaA fey ikrkA,slh cgqr lh eqf’dyksa ls fcu C;kghek¡ vkSj mldh larku dks xqt+juk iM+rk gSA leku dk;Z ds fy, leku osru%& dà ckj,slk gksrk gS fd fdlh Hkh dk;Z dks iq#”k djs rks mls ukjh f’k{kk%& vfèkd vkenuh feyrh gS ijarq] ogh dke L=h djs rks mls leku f’k{kk çkIr djuk çR;sd ds fy, egRoiw.kZ gS Aijarq gekjs ns’k osru ugÈ fey ikrkA pkgs ml dke esa ml yM+dh us fdruh Hkh esa vkt Hkh db± ckfydkvksa dks f’kf{kr ugÈ fd;k tkrk gSA muds esgur dh gks] v, le>dj ;k èkedkdj pqi djk fn;k tkrk gSA ifjokj esa ;g le>k tkrk gS fd csVh fookg gksdj nwljs ?kj gh ij dà LFkkuksa ij vc ;g ugÈ gks jgk gSA yM+fd;ksa dks leku rks tk,xh! mUgsa f’kf{kr djdj D;k ykHk gksxk\ vf’kf{kr gksus ds dk;Z ds fy, leku osru feyrk gSA,d etnwj dk gh mnkgj.k dkj.k mUgsa vius vfèkdkjksa ds ckjs esa tkudkjh ugÈ gksrh gSA og ys ysrs gSaA bl {ks= esa vkSjrksa dks vknfe;ksa dh rqyuk esa de vius vfèkdkjksa ds fy, yM+ ugÈ ikrh gSaA ikfjJfed feyrk gSa A vius ys[k dks çxfr dh vk’kk ds lkFk lekIr djrs gq, eSa ;gh fcu C;kgh ek¡%& dguk pkgw¡xh& gekjs lekt esa,slk dà ckj gksrk gS fd dqN yM+fd;k¡ ‘kknh ls lkFk fudysaxs vkt uj&ukjh] igys gh ek¡ cu tkrh gSa Amu ij cgqr vR;kpkj fd;k tkrk gSA ysaxs dkaVksa dk rkt uj&ukjhA tSls mUgsa lekt esa flj mBkdj jgus dh vuqefr ugÈ feyrh gS] nksuksa laxh gS vkSj lgpj gS] mUgsa ifjokj ls Hkh fudky fn;k tkrk gS] ftl otg ls mudk vkSj vc jpsaxs lekt uj ukjhA dksà lgkjk ugÈ gksrkA ;fn og lekt esa jg Hkh ys rks] mUgsa cPps #’knk ‘kelh ikik vki dgk¡ gS\ çFke o”kZ ch-, ikik tc eSa vki ds ckjs esa lksprh gw¡ rks esjs psgjs ij ges’kk,d cM+h vki ek¡ dks I;kj ls viuh jkuh cqykrsa lh eqLdku vk tkrh gSA ij vc,slk yxrk gS fd vki vius lkFk og jkuh rks ;gÈ gS vius jktk ds bart+kj esa og eqLdku Hkh ys x,A ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ “tk csVh] ftruk Å¡pk mM+ ldrh gS mruk Å¡pk mM+A tk csVh] vius eq>s ;kn gSA tc eSa igyh d{kk esa ikl gksdj nwljh d{kk esa x;h liuksa dks iwjk djA tk csVh viuh mM+ku Hkj ysA“ Fkh] vki vkSj ek¡ fdrus [kq’k gq, Fks] vki us eq>s u, f[kykSus fnyk, ikik vHkh rks eSa deyk ls frryh cuh gw¡A vHkh rks eq>s mM+uk gSA FksA fQj ge jkr dks [kkus ds fy, ckgj x, FksA ge us vkblØhe Hkh [kk;h FkhA fdruk et+k vk;k Fkk! ikik] vkt rks eSa d{kk esa çFke ij--- ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ vk;h gw¡A vkt ek¡ vkSj eSa [kkus ds fy, ckgj tk jgs gSaA tc jkr vkB cts ?kaVh ctrh Fkh rks eSa nkSM+ dj tkrh Fkh vkSj vki ds ij ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ xys yx tkrhA tc vc ?kaVh ctrh gS rks vki ugÈ gksrsA eq>s ;kn gS ?kj ij,d fnu cM+k lk flÇyMj vk;k FkkA ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ vkidh vkWDlhtu rks ;gÈ gS ij ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ “ikik dh ijh gS“- vki eqLdqjk dj dgrsA vkidh ijh rks ;gÈ gSA ij--- ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ ,d dkxt+ dk VqdM+k xksy fyIkVk ges’kk vkidh nks m¡xfy;ksa ds chp jgrkA gj jkr I;kj ls vki eq>s vius lhus ij lqykrsA lksrh rks esSa vkt Hkh gw¡A ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ vki mls flxjsV dgrsA vki dh flxjsV rks ;gÈ gS tc vkius u;h xkM+h [kjhnh eSa xoZ ls vius lkjs nksLrksa dks fn[kkrhA ij--- ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ og xkM+h rks vHkh Hkh ;gha gS ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa \ ikik] vki dgk¡ gSa\ 115 2020-21, Volume 113 115 foÜocaèkqrk orZeku ;qx dh ek¡x egd ntÊ X;kjgoh foKku “foÜocaèkqrk“ dk vFkZ gS leLr lalkj dks viuk Hkkà le>ukA “gedks Hkkà ij djuk gksxk midkj] orZeku le; esa gj ns’k,d nwljs ds lkFk ;q) ds fy, rRij rc Hkkà dk Hkkà ij gksxk dqN vfèkdkjA“ gS],sls esa ;g ckr fcYdqy lR; gS fd foÜocaèkqrk orZeku ;qx dh vkt c<+rs gq, Hkz”Vkpkj] vijkèk ywV&ikV] vkfn ds fy, nk;h dkSu ek¡x gSA rqylhnkl us blh foÜocaèkqrk dks] ^olqèkSo dqVqacdEk* ds gS\ blds fy, ft+Eesnkj ge Lo;a gS D;ksafd ge vius gh Hkkb;ksa uke esa laiw.kZ lalkj dks,dtqV jgus dh lykg nh FkhA ls Ô;kZ j[krs gS vkSj muls vkxs fudyus dh èkqu esa vijkèk djrs “tc jgsxh foÜocaèkqrk] rks çlkfjr gksxh ekuork“ gSaA vr% vkLrhu dk lk¡i dgÈ ckgj ugÈ cfYd gekjs eu esa gh gSA gesa bl LokFkZ ds jk{kl dks vius eu ls fudkyuk gksxk rc vesfjdk }kjk ftl rjg ls vQ+x+kfuLrku vkSj bjkd ij geyk dgÈ tkdj ge foÜocaèkqrk* dh vksj vxzlj gks ik,axsA orZeku fd;k x;k] mlesa fdrus csxqukg yksxksa dh tkus xÃA Hkkjr vkSj le; esa gekjs lkeus lcls cM+h pqukSrh vius,drk dks cpkus fd ikfdLrku ds chp ftl rjg ls nwfj;ka c<+ jgh gS] mls ns[krs gq, gS D;ksafd Hkkjr ml nqxkZ vkSj njxkg fd iwtuh; Hkwfe gS tks ;gh yxrk gS fd ;fn,sls gh pyrk jgk] rks HkkÃ& Hkkà ds tku v[kaMrk esa foÜokl djrs FksA dk nq’eu cu tk,xkA,sls esa çse] vkilh lg;ksx] HkkÃpkjk] ekuork vkfn xq.kksa ds ekè;e ls yksxksa dks,drk ds lw= esa fijksdj “orZeku ;qx dh ekax gS foÜocaèkqrkA foÜocaèkqrk dk Hkko QSyk;k tk ldrk gSA egkRek xkaèkhth us dgk vijkèk] Çglk vkSj Hkz”Vkpkj dks feVkus dk lkèku gS foÜocaèkqrk“A Fkk & Þdksà Hkh jk”Vª rc rd fodkl ugÈ dj ldrk tc rd ogk¡ vr% foÜocaèkqrk gh lekt esa ekuork dks cuk, j[kus dk lokSZÙkke ds yksxksa esa lR;] vÇglk vkSj çse dk Hkko u gksßA lkèku gS blfy, çR;sd O;fä dks foÜocaèkqrk dk laj{k.k djus ds fy, gj laHko ç;kl djuk pkfg,A euh”kk x.ks’k dkacys foèkkrk ckjgoÈ dyk ns[kk gS eSaus balku ds :i esa,d foèkkrk lkjh eqf’dyksa ls og vdsyk gh yMrk viuh [okfg’ksa Hkqykdj esjh igpku gS cukrk fQj Hkh esjs lkeus Qhdk uk iM+rk esjs ft+n ds vkxs tks gj ckj gS >qd tkrk vaèksjh jkgksa esa esjh jks’kuh og cu tkrk gS esjk firk] esjs fy, esjk foèkkrk gj eaftyksa rd esjk lkFk gS fuHkkrk rdyhQs viuh gj fdlh ls gS Nqikrk nnZ esa Hkh og gj ne gS eqLdqjkrk esjs liuks dh fdLrs vius ilhus ls gS pqdk Fkk esjh gj [kqf’k;ka viuh le>dj gS eukrk [kqn èkwi esa [kM+s gksdj eq>s Nkao esa gS cSBkrk ml dh etcwfj;ka ns[k esjk eu Hkh Hkjk vkrk esjk isV Hkj dj viuh Hkw[k ikuh ls gS feVkrk blhfy, gS esjk firk] esjs fy, esjk foèkkrk 116 116 2020-21, Volume 113 2020-21, Volume 113 eUuku ‘kgk #duk ugÈ X;kjgoÈ foKku #duk ugÈ lkeuk djrk tgk¡ èkwi dk leL;k,¡ rks vk,¡xh ysfdu viuh ijNkà dks Hkh gjk nsuk thou esa dHkh #duk ugÈ Nk¡o cudj vkxs c<+uk ges’kk gesa jksdus ds fy, t+ksj yxk,¡xs ftlls rsjh ijNkà Hkh thr uk ik, ihNs djus ds fy, dà yksx vkxs vk,¡xs exj thou esa dHkh Fkeuk ugÈ ysfdu thou esa dHkh #duk ugÈ thou esa dHkh #duk ugÈ leL;k,¡ rks vk,¡xh ysfdu leL;k,¡ rks vk,¡xh ysfdu thou esa dHkh #duk ugÈ thou esa dHkh Fkeuk ugÈ-- ufUnuh iou dqekj fcUn “thou“ ckjgoÈ foKku , Çtnxh rw cM+h etsnkj gS] thou,d pyfp= ¼fQYe½ gS ftlesa pyfp= ds vfHkusrk @vfHkus=h rsjs fdLls dÃ] rsjs dà fdjnkj gS] ge Lo;a gh gksrs gSA thou gesa dà ik=ksa dk vfHku; djus dk rw [kqnk ls feyk,d migkj gS] volj çnku djrh gS] tSls csVk&csVh] iksrk&iksrh] ifr&iRuh] , Çtnxh rw cM+h et+snkj gS ] eka& firk] nknk&nknh bR;kfnA ijarq cM+s nq[k ds lkFk ;g dguk iM+ jgk gS fd vkt dk ekuo bldh ewY;rk ls vatku gSA vkt thou ÃÜoj dk fn;k gqvk,d ewY;oku migkj gSA ;g ge ij dk ekuo vius ik=ksa ls ?kcjk jgk gS] vius drZO;ksa ls foeq[k fuHkZj djrk gS fd bls vPNs deksZ }kjk lQy cuk,¡ ;k cqjs gksrk tk jgk gSA vkt dk ekuo thou dks thuk gh ugÈ pkgrk deks± }kjk foQy cuk,¡A thou ls çse rks lHkh dks gksrk gS fQj cfYd mls “vkRegR;k“ tSls iki esa >ksd jgk gSA og O;fä vius pkgs thou ftus okyk balku Hkys og fdrus gh d”Vksa esa D;w¡ u fdLlksa vkSj fdjnkjksa dks fcuk fy[ks vkSj fcuk fuHkk, gh thou gksA vkt thou thus dk vkuan bl çdkj u”V gks jgk gS fd u”V dj nsrk gSA tjk lksfp,A vxj vkt mu egku iq#”kksa us Hkh ekuks ir>M+ ds ekSle esa o`{kksa ls ifÙk;k¡,dk,d u”V gks jgh gksA ;gÈ fd;k gksrk rks ‘kk;n gh ge vkt muds xq.kxku dj ikrsA thou gesa gj {k.k]gj fnu uà f’k{kk çnku djrh gSA ;g gesa le; d foinkvksa vkSj vlgfu; ifjfLFkfr;ksa ls ?kcjk dj ;g dà ckj vlQyrk fnykrh gS ijarq vFkd ifjJe vkSj èkS;Z ds dne mBkuk mfpr ugÈ gSA thou }kjk feys lqugjs voljksa dk i’pkr lQyrk Hkh fnykrh gSA ge ?keaMh uk gks tk, bl dkj.k lnqi;ksx djds thou dks lkFkZd cukuk gekjk drZO; gSA thou ;g gekjh Çunk Hkh djokrh gS]ijarq xyfr;ksa dk ,glkl gksus ij :ih pyfp= esa vPNk vfHku; djds vius pyfp= dks cgqr lQy çflf) Hkh fnykrh gSA pyfp= ¼CykWdcLVj½ cukuk gS] rkfd yksxks dh ;knksa esa vkSj muds thou fdLls dgkfu;ksa dk jpSrk gksrk gSA gekjh fnup;kZ esa fd, eq[keaMy ij gekjs pyfp= dh “jtr t;arh“ ¼flYosj tqfcyh½ tkusokyk gj iy NksVs& NksVs fdLls curs gSa vkSj thou ds var esa,d vkSj “Lo.kZ t;arh“ ¼xksYMu tqcyh½ eukà tkrh jgsA dgkuh cu tkrh gS] ftls “thouh“ ;k “thouxkFkk“ Hkh dgrs gSA var% bruk gh dgwaxh fd -- Lokeh foosdkuan th dh dgkuh ge tkurs gSaA N=ifr f’kokth egkjkt vkt feyk gS ekSdk fQj ls] thou dks thus dk] ds fo”k; esa geus lquk gSaA egkRek xkaèkh vkSj if.Mr tokgjyky usg: ;fn pwd gqà dksà rks i’pkrki gksxk] dh xkFkk,¡ ge bfrgkl esa i<+rs gSaA e;kZnk iq#”kksÙke Jh jke dh thou dks [kksus dk] dgkuh vius vki esa,d vkn’kZ dks n’kkZrk gSA vkt ge bu egku le; gS [kqf’k;ksa esa galyks th Hkj ds ] iq:”kksa dh thouh dks cM+s xoZ vkSj ç’kalk ds lkFk lqurs vkSj lqukrs vkt gS ekSdk thou dks thus dkA gS];g lc muds thou ds fdLls gS] tks thou }kjk fy[kh xà gSA 117 2020-21, Volume 113 117 eka eUuku ‘kgk X;kjgoÈ foKku tks nq%[k mBkdj Hkh eqLdkrh gS ] ix& ix mlus R;kx fd;k] cPpksa dh [kq’kh esa ] og gh,d ek= R;kxh gS ] ek¡ lc dqN g¡ldj lg tkrh gS] Nw yks mlds pj.kksa dks ] oks ÃÜoj dk ut+jkuk gS] ek¡ gh LoxZ dh pkHkh gSAA mls nq%[k nsdj D;k udZ esa rqedks tkuk gS\ nq%[k ds vkalw dks ih dj] pkgs ehr jgks rqe vkSjks ds] eka ehBk :fp t;çdk’k frokjh djoV X;kjgoh foKku ,d ckj lqYrkuiqj uke ds xk¡o esa,d jkeukFk uke dk O;fä jkeukFk #vk¡lk gksdj {kek ;kpuk jgk FkkA fdlh dksus ls,d lar vius ifjokj lesr jgrk FkkA jkeukFk,d lkèkkj.k drZO;fu”B iq#”k mUgsa ns[k jgs FksA ekuks,slk çrhr gksrk tSls Hkxoku mUgsa Lo;a ns[k FkkA jkeukFk dk ifjokj NksVk vkSj lq[kh ifjokj FkkA ifjokj ds jgs gksA lar us dgk “tkvks Hkä viuh cqjh vknrksa dk loZuk’k lHkh lnL; Hkxoku dh Hkfä esa yhu jgrs Fks] ysfdu cqjh yr ds djks vkSj opu nks fd viuk thou drZO;ksa dk ikyu djds ‘kq: dkj.k vkÆFkd fLFkfr cgqr nhu FkhA djksxs“A jkeukFk us ;g lqurs gh vius vki ls ç.k ys fy;k fd og cqjh vknrksa dks vius thou esa ckèkk cudj iqu% ugÈ vkus jkeukFk dh vkÆFkd n’kk ttZj gksus ds dkj.k og vDlj cPpksa dh nsxkA jkeukFk us igys fnu u’kk ugÈ dj ikus dh fnôrsa >sy i<+kà ds fy, Çpfrr jgrk Fkk vkSj fpUreXu jkeukFk cqjs ekxZ ij yh ij pkSFks fnu jkeukFk ls jgk uk x;k vkSj mlus viuh lkjh py iM+kA dqlaxr ds dkj.k og u’kk djus yxk] viuk le;,sls çfrKkvksa ij ikuh Qsj fn;kA fLFkfr dqN,slh gqà fd lar mlls nksLrksa ds lkFk O;rhr djus yxk tks vDlj u’ks esa xqe jgk djrs Øksfèkr gks x, vkSj mldh Hkfä vkSj vkLFkk ij Lo;a Hkxoku FksA cPpksa dh i<+kà dh Çprk rks jgrh gh Fkh] ij nwljh v¨j mls dks Hkh tSls foÜokl ugÈ jgkA ysfdu dgrs gS uk fd le; tc Lo;a dh Çprk Hkh gksus yxh tks dh NwV ugÈ ik jgh FkhA rc djoV ysrk gS rks dqN vPNk gh ysdj vkrk gSA tSls vaèkdkj ds jkeukFk dh ifRu us ?kj&?kj esa tkdj ?kjsyq dk;Z djus ‘kq: fd,A ckn mtkyk Nk tkrk gS] oSls gh jkeukFk us ihM+k esa thdj Lo;a dke djds dqN iSls dekrh vkSj vius csVs dh i<+kà dHkh ugÈ dks vc mu cqjh vknrksa ls eqä fd;kA vius ifjokj dks d”Vksa ls #dus nhA jkeukFk u’ks esa bruk pwj gks tkrk Fkk fd dHkh&dHkh mHkkjus ds fy, cgqr t:jh Fkk fd igys jkeukFk vius u’kk u rks og ?kj Hkh ugÈ ykSVrk FkkA dHkh pkSjkgs ds ikl rks dHkh lM+d djus ds d”V ls eqfä ik ysA ds fdukjs iM+k jgrk FkkA fdrus lkjs yksx mls ns[krs gh rkus dlrs] vuki&’kuki cdrs vkSj mls ut+j vankt+ djds nwljh vksj jkeukFk us cgqr fLFkj gksdj vius vafre le; rd Lo;a dks fl) pys tkrs FksA,d fnu jkeukFk u’ks esa ugÈ Fkk vkSj dkSu D;k dg euq”; çekf.kr fd;k vkSj cPpksa us Hkh dM+h esgur dh vkSj vius jgk Fkk og mls lqukà ns jgk FkkA jkeukFk dks ‘kÉenxh eglwl la?k”kZ ls] yXu ls] esgur ds cy ij jkeukFk dk csVk ftykfèkdkjh gqà vkSj mls viuh xyrh dk,glkl gqvkA mlh {k.k og Hkxoku cu x;kA jkeukFk ds lkFk&lkFk jkeukFk dk iwjk ifjokj vc ls çkFkZuk djus yxk] ekQh Hkh ekaxus yxkA ikl gh esa,d HkO; ifjiw.kZ vkSj çlUu gSA eafnj FkkA og [kqn dks ?klhVk&?klhVk eafnj ds }kj ij tk igq¡pk | 118 118 2020-21, Volume 113 2020-21, Volume 113 f’kô~”khrk xqIrk cnyrs ;qx dh dgkuh-- X;kjgoh foKku lr;qx dh Fkh ckr fujkyh] }kij;qx dh Fkh ;s dgkuh] vPNkÃ&cqjkà nksuks Fks vyx] ,d gh ifjokj esa HkkÃ&Hkkà us ] ,d nsoyksd nwljk vlqj yksd A ,d nwljs ls nq’euh Fkh Bkuh A =srk;qx esa Fkk jke jkT;] dy;qx dh rks ckr gh NksM+ks] ,d gh nqfu;k esa Fks jke vkSj jko.k ] ,d gh euq”; ds nks&nks :i ] L=h ds lEeku ds fy, gqà jkek;.k A dHkh vPNkà dk nhi dHkh cqjkà dk çdksi A tSls cnyrs ;qx oSls cnyrs yksx] dk’k,d,slk le; vk, cqjkà dk ] uk’k gks tk;s vkSj vPNkà viuk çdk’k QSyk; A o`”Vh fjrs’k nsf<+;k vèkwjh Çt+nxh X;kjgoh dyk nksLrks ds fcuk gS viuh vèkwjh Çtnxh] :B dj dgks rks eqLdku ek¡x yks] tks ckr uk dh,d fnu] rks yxs lwuh Çtnxh] reUuk ;gh gS fd nksLrh er rksM+uk] Hkys gh,d gh gks fe= lPpk] fQj pkgsa g¡ldj gekjh tku ek¡x yksA esjs fy, ogh gks lcls vPNk] yxs og gjne viuk&lk] dHkh nksLr gesa fcxkM+s] HkVdk,¡] uk flQZ gks,d liuk&lkA rks dHkh gesa le>k,] ,d lkFk tks [kqf’k;k¡ ck¡Vs] lax gekjs xe ck¡Vs] ,s esjs nksLr] ogh rks lPps nksLr dgyk,A I;kj ls pkgks rks vkleku ek¡x yks] vya—r çlkn ;g Q+dZ D;ksa \ çFke o”kZ ch-, HkS;k rks ?kj dk jktk gS] rw i<+us tk, Hkkà esjs] rw igus diM+s eyey ds] eSa yM+dh vfHk’kki gw¡] eSa eu elksl dj jg tkrh gw¡] rsjs psgjs ls [kqf’k;k¡ >yds] rw bl èkjrh ds iq.; dk Qwy] ekrk& firk dh yM+dh gw¡] eSa QVh iqjkuh diM+ksa esa] eSa bl èkjrh dk iki gw¡A blh dk Qt+Z fuHkkrh gw¡A [kq’k jgrh gw¡ vk¡[ksa ey dsA tks iM+s dHkh chekj rqe] eSa iM+h vxj chekj dHkh] gj rjQ mnklh Nkrh gS] D;ksa,slk varj gS Hkkà esjs] rks dgrs fQjrs ;gh lHkh] rsjs bykt ds fy, Hkkà esjs] ge tc,d gh xHkZ ls vk, gSa] D;k [kwc cgkus djrh gS] MkWDVjksa dh QkSt ?kj vkrh gSA yM+dk&yM+dh esa Q+dZ D;ksa] crZu èkksus ls Mjrh gSA tc nksuksa dks [kqnk ds cuk, gSaA 119 2020-21, Volume 113 119 vueksy Hkrstk vdsys gSa geA çFke o”kZ ch-, fdruh HkhM+ gS vkl ikl] dqN Hkw[ks I;kls lks jgs] D;w¡ fQj Hkh] vdsys gSa ge] rks dqN [kkuk Qsad dj viuk vkik [kks jgsA dqN nnZ gSa tks fny esa nck, cSBs gSa] dqN ckrsa gSa tks vius esa gh Nqik, cSBs gSaA bl Hkkx nkSM+ ds le; esa] dqN,sls [kwclwjr ls yksx gSa] fdruh ?kuh vkcknh esa] ftUgsa fQØ ugha tekus dh ,d phafV;ksa lh nkSM+ gS] uk ihNs jgus] uk vkxs tkus dh eafty dk dqN irk ugha] os [kq’k gSa vius vki esa gh] ,d ftn gS vkxs fudyus dh mUgsa t:jr ugha fdlh cgkus dhA pkgs ihNs gks tk, nwtk dksbZA vc irk ugha D;k lgh&xyr] fdruh vthcks&xjhc lh nqfu;k gS ;g] ekQh vxj dbZ pkgrk dksbZ] dksbZ v[k+ckj ck¡Vdj iy jgk] cl py fn, gSa HkhM+ esa] rks dksbZ viuh vkSMh esa py jgk] ;g iy dc rd cl ;w¡ gh] D;k Hkjkslk chrs gq, iy ds ckjs esa lkspdj ftruk eqLdqjkrs gks] ml iy dk bartkj djrs jgksxs\ ml ls t~;knk [kq’k jgksA dc rd chrs gq, iy dks ;kn djds] ,slk uk gks fd vkus okys iy ds ckjs esa gh lksprs jg tkvks] ;w¡ gh eqldqjkrs jgksxs\ vkSj ;g iy] ;g thus okyk iy ;w¡ gh xokvksA dc rd ml iy ds ckjs esa lksprs jgksxs] tks vk;k Hkh ugha gS\ iy ;g Hkh thus okyk gSA tks vk,xk mls Hkh ns[k ysaxsA iy] ;g Hkh thus okyk gSA vkSj tks chr x;k og rks lkFk gS ghA thdj rks ns[kks D;k Hkjkslk iy ;g Hkh thus okyk gSA vkus okys ls T;knk csgrj gks] thdj rks ns[kks] D;k irk ;gh lcls I;kjk gks tk, A 120 120 2020-21, Volume 113 2020-21, Volume 113 vtqZu jktsUæ çtkifr thuk eq>s rsjs fy, çFke o”kZ ch-, thou esjk rsjk gqvk xqUkkg esjk ltk rq>s rsjs fy, gh thÅaxk èkU;okn d:a rq>s lnk&loZnk gks rsjh Lrqfr ;h’kq elhgkA Çtnk gS rw esjk [kqnk Çtnk gqvk esjs fy, tquwu ls rwus Hkj fn;k ;h’kq elhgkA Çtnxh dks jax ls Hkjk mft;kys esa yk;k gS lc dqN fn;k] eSaus ik;k eq>s rwus pedk;k gS Øwl ij ejk rks eSa ft;k ;s’kq rw esjk gS iki {kek rsjs gh }kjk vks ckn’kkg rw jkT; djsa ;h’kq elhgkA lqj{kk ‘ksëh rqels ckrsa djuh gS] çFke o”kZ ch-, rqels ckrsa djuh gS] eqykdkrsa djuh gS] dqN fj’rksa us fny dks cgqr pksV igq¡pkà gS] tks ckrsa eSaus fdlh vkSj ls ugÈ dgh] ij muds lkFk jguk vc eSaus lh[k fy;k gS] og ‘kk;n rqels dguh gSA ij lquks] lquks] dqN t+[e eq>s vc Hkh nnZ nsrs gSa] vcdh ckj tc feyus vkvks rks oä ysrs vkukA rqe vkuk rks ejge ysrs vkukA dqN ;knsa cukuh gS] eSa yksxksa ls T;knk ckr ugÈ djrh] dqN okns fuHkkus gSa] ‘kk;n fny VwVus dk [kkSQ gS] tks pht+sa fdlh vkSj ds lkFk ugÈ dh] ij rqels ckrsa djus dks th pkgrk gSA og ‘kk;n rqEgkjs lkFk djuh gSA lquks] lquks] eq>s flQZ rqels mEehnsa gSa] vkt rqels dqN loky djuk gS] rqe vkuk rks Hkjkslk ysrs vkukA vkrs&vkrs tokc ysrs vkukA ‘kqekbZyk epaZV çFke o”kZ ch-, cpiu ftanxh dkxt dh d’rh Fkh ikuh dk fdukjk Fkk] MOHk ls ugk dj D;k djuk gS ] [ksy dh eLrh Fkh] ;g fny vkokjk FkkA ,d fnu rks lHkh dks ejuk gSA dgk¡ vk x, ge bl le>nkjh ds nyny esa ] dqN fnu [kq’kh ls th yks] oks uknku cpiu Hkh fdruk I;kjk FkkA vxyk tUe fQj tkWulu csch ls LVkVZ djuk gSA 121 2020-21, Volume 113 121 xkxÊ etqenkj flQZ nksLr\ çFke o”kZ ch-,- rqe eq>s ilan Fks ij dHkh fgEer ugÈ gqà crkus dh] ml yM+dh ds ckjs esa iwNk rks irk pyk] fny ls iwNk,slk D;w¡ ] mlus dgk irk ugÈA dh og Fkh rqEgkjh çsfedkA rqEgsa ns[kus ds fy, eSa dà cgkus cukrh] èkôk yxk ;g tkudj dh rqEgkjh çsfedk Hkh gS] rqEgsa eqLdqjkrk ns[k eSa Hkh eqLdqjk nsrhA jksuk vk x;k ;g lquds fd rqEgkjk VªkalQj gks jgk gSA ,d ckj gM+cM+h esa Vdjk xà rqels] eq>s jksrk ns[k rqeus eq>s xys yxkds pqi djkrs gq, dgk] è;ku ugÈ fn;k rqe Fks vkSj pyh x;h ogkWa lsA “jks er] rqe esjh vPNh nksLr gks vkSj ;kn jgksxh lnk“A ckn esa tc irk pyk rqe Fks rks ekQh ekaxk vPNs ls] nksLrA D;k flQZ nksLrh Fkh gekjs chp esa! galrs gq, rqeus dgk] “yks ekQ+ dj fn;k >V ls“A rqEgkjs fy, esjs I;kj dks igpkuk ugÈ rqeus\ ;k esjs fy, dqN Hkh ugÈ Fkk D;k rqEgkjs eu esa\ ge nksLr cu x, vkSj ckrsa gksus yxh gekjh] irk ugÈ ;g ilan I;kj esa dc cny xà U;kjh rqEgkjk bart+kj djuk vc esjh csodwQh gksxh ;g tkurs gq, Hkh fd rqEgkjs Çt+nxh esa gS dksà yM+dhA pkgrs gq, Hkh I;kj dk bt+gkj gks ugÈ ik jgk Fkk] esjk eu cgqr T+;knk ?kcjk jgk FkkA dSls HkqykÅa bl I;kj dks eSa ugÈ tkurh] okLro esa bl I;kj dks eSa Hkwyuk ugÈ pkgrhA rqe eq>ls dà ckj iwNrs fd eq>s dqN dguk gS D;k ykt ‘keZ ls yky gksdj eSa ges’kk dg nsrh ÞukßA vkf[kj rd eSa rqels vius I;kj dk bt+gkj u dj ikÃ] I;kj ds cnys flQZ nksLr cuds jg xà rqEgkjhA ,d fnu rqEgsa fdlh yM+dh ds lkFk ns[kk] mlds lkFk ns[kds eq>s vthc lk yxkA eu dk lkFk ,slk ugÈ fd eSa rq>s ;kn ugÈ djrh] ij vc] ge lkFk ugÈ gS] rw ikl ugÈ gS eq>s cgqr T+;knk ;kn vkrh gS rsjh D;ksafd rw nwj tk pqdk gS] flQZ eq>ls ugÈ] lcls Lej.k vkrh gS eq>dks ckr ;gh] tks lkyksa iqjkuh ij rkt+k gS ogh & rsjs lkFk,d gknlk gqvk Fkk] [kwu cgqr cg pqdk Fkk fd dqN ik¡p lky dh nksLrh Fkh gekjh] ij yxrk Fkk ;g nksLrh gS dà lky iqjkuh tc rd rq>s vLirky ys tkrs] viuk ne rksM+ fn;k Fkk rwus rsjs lkFk dà vPNs iy fcrk, gSa eSaus ;knksa dh >ksyh dks bdëk Hkjk gSa geusA lnek lc dks cgqr T+;knk yxk Fkk] fdlh dks foÜokl ugÈ gks jgk Fkk lkFk feydj cnekf’k;k¡ dkQh djrs Fks ge djds j[k nsrs Fks lcds ukd esa neA 122 122 2020-21, Volume 113 2020-21, Volume 113 brus de mez esa rsjk pys tkuk] ;kn rks rw vc Hkh cgqr vkrk gS] lc dks cgqr nq[k igq¡pk jgk Fkk ij vc jksrh ugÈ gwa eSa rq>s ;kn djds eSa Hkh fcYdqy VwV xà Fkh vanj ls] eq>s ;kn djds dHkh jksuk er ;g dgk Fkk rwus] cgqr vdsykiu eglwl gqvk Fkk eq>sA blfy, vc eqldqjk nsrh gwa eSa jksus ds cnys vc nl lky gks x, rq>s x, gq,] rw esjs ikl uk gksdj Hkh lkFk gS esjs] ij eu gh eu rw lkFk gS esjs eu dk lkFk gh lgh] ij djhc gw¡ eSa rsjsA ok.kh ‘kekZ vèkwjh mM+ku fOnrh; o”kZ dyk mM+ku Hkjus ls igys gh vc Hkjus tk jgh gw¡ og vèkwjh mM+kuA esjs ia[k dkV fn, FksA gok Hkh esjk uke fpYyk dj iqdkj jgh gS Hkwy x, Fks os ‘kk;n fd esjs ikl esjs gkFk gSa! Nqds ekuks eq>ls dg jgh gS& yks cuk fy, eSaus ij u;s “ia[k [kksy dj cg tk eq>esa“A dq.kky jktiqjksfgr ,d le; çFke o”kZ ch-, ,d le; og Fkk le; le; dh ckr gS tc [kkuk Hkh eEeh gh vius gkFkksa ls f[kykrh Fkh] bl le; dks ;w¡ uk tkus nks pyk x;k ;g rks ;g iy ;gÈ [kks tk,xk] ,d le; ;g gS tc [kkuk ulhc gh ugÈ gksrkA ,d le; og Fkk tc dksà Çprk ugÈ Fkh ;g iy vkus okys le; esa lks tk;sxk ,d le; ;g gS tgk¡ cl Çprk gh Çprk gSA th yks bl le; dks D;ksafd dy rks fdlh us ns[kk ugÈ vkSj tks dy gks x;k mls dksà cnyus okyk ugÈ ,d le; og Fkk tc fcuk dqN cksys lc dqN fey tkrk Fkk ,d le; ;g gS fd fdruk Hkh tru dj ysa,d pht+ ysus ds fy, eghuksa yx tkrs gSa] 123 2020-21, Volume 113 123 ;’k ‘kekZ vQ+lksl çFke o”kZ ch-, èkwi dk mtkyk Fkk ;w¡ ?kj rks ykSV vk;k Fkk eSa vk¡[kksa esa ikuh dk Q+Ookjk Fkk vQ+lksl exj ykSVus esa nsj gks x;h Fkh A uÈn [kqyh rks irk pyk fd lqcg rks losjs gh fudy x;k eSa fQj chrs dy dks lksp jgk Fkk vc rks nksigj dk ut+kjk FkkA vius cckZn fd;s gj ml iy dks lksp jgk Fkk blh lksp esa] eSaus viuk vkt fudky fn;k mnkl eu fy, ?kweus fudyk Fkk vc fQj dy] eSa bl vkt dks lkspw¡xk fd fQ+j jkLrs esa eqBHksM+ gks x;h cckZn fd, gj bl iy dks lkspw¡xk A vkxs] gj pys dne esa le>k fd xyrh esjh Fkh exj vQ+lksl ‘kk;n le>us esa FkksM+h nsj gks x;h | lkyksa ckn yxrk gS] u og xqt+jh ‘kkesa [kwclwjr Fkha] u vkus okys fnu glhu gksaxs ‘kke Mwch eLrh esa lcls I;kjh rks ;gh ‘kke& jkr] ;gh ckr gSA ij vc lwjt vks>y gksrk tk jgk Fkk ij tc rd ;g ckr le> ikrk] fQj vxys fnu dk losjk gks Åij ns[kk rks vkleku Hkh yky gks x;k Fkk x;k gj nksLr vius&vius ?kj dks tk jgk Fkk A vkt lkyksa ckn viuh gj xyrh dh igpku gS ij vQ+lksl] igpkuus esa nsj gks x;hA esjk&lw;Z dk lkFk feV pqdk Fkk vc rks jkrksa dh vUèksj gks x;h Fkh og pSrU;k jko X;kjgoh foKku cMs [okc ns[krh gS og vkt+kn iaNh gS og liuks ls lth gS ogA tks [kqys xxu esa Mksyrh gSA nqfu;k ls Mj ugÈ mls csfM+;k¡ uk dksà ckaèks mls fuMj gS og iaNh dks rqe irax uk le>ks eklwe gS ogA Mksjh ls yxke u yxvksA fnu&jkr dh [kcj ugÈ mls 124 124 2020-21, Volume 113 2020-21, Volume 113 cejeþer efJeYeeie &lathou Mkcjs çFke o”kZ dyk usg: fuca/kys[ku Li/ksZrhy çFke Øekad dksfoMpk ukrslaca/kkaoj >kysyk ifj.kke ekuo gk iapegkHkwrkaiklwu cuysyk vkf.k vkReHkku ckGxwu txw laca/kkr lq/kkj.kk >kyh] vla eyk okVra- ‘kd.kkjk lkekftd o fopkj’khy çk.kh vkgs- vkfnekuokph ukG cj~;kp yksdkauk vkiY;k dkekP;k rk.kkeqGs/O;kikeqGs ukrsokbZdka’khlq)k fulxkZ’kh tqGysyh gksrh- laL—rh vkdkjkl ;sÅ ykxY;kuarj efguksu~ efgus Qksuo:uns[khy laokn lk/k.ka] R;kaph fopkjiwl dj.ka brjka’khgh R;kus ykxscka/ks tqGoys- dkGkP;k vks?kkr çxrhph f’k[kjs fdaok pkSd’kh dj.ka ‘kD; gksr uOgra- ;kfufeÙkkus çR;{k uOgs; ijarq iknkØkar dj.;kP;k uknkr ek= ek.kwl gGwgGw fol:u xsyk dh OgkWV~lvi] >welkj[;k vWi}kjs,desdka’kh laidZ lk/kwu ukrslaca/k lq/ rks iapegkHkwrkaiklwu cuyk vkgs vkf.k R;k lxG~;kaph R;kyk xjt kkj.;kl fuf’pri.ks enr >kyh- vkgs- brdsp uOgs] rj rks gsgh foljyk dh R;kyk,desdkaphns[khy xjt vkgs- jkstxkj] ?kjnkj] vkIrs”V xekoysY;kapa nq%[k eksBap gksra i.k ;k dkG~;k 125 2020-21, Volume 113 125 kkaoj foifjr ifj.kke ?kMowu vk.kr vkgs- dqVqackrhy,deso dekoR;k ;k dksjksukP;k dkGkr [kjh dlksVh ykxyh vkgs rh vkiY;k O;ähph uksdjh xsY;keqGs dkSVqafcd LokLF; fc?kM.;kph fdrhrjh ek.kqldhph! ;k ijh{ksr vki.k ikl gksrks dh ukikl gs ;s.kkjk mnkgj.ks leksj ;sr vkgsr- dkGp Bjosy ! ^foYlksfu;u* e/khy loksZR—”V ys[ku &vFkoZ daBh f}rh; o”kZ dyk fo|kFkhZ fe=kauks] lko/k],sdk iq 126 126 2020-21, Volume 113 2020-21, Volume 113 eq[; mfí”V vlsy rj ;k vkWuykbu ijh{kse/;s vkeps vls fdrh clwu isij fyfg.;kph] mÙkjkaph lfoLrj ekaM.kh dj.;kph lo; çek.kkr ;ksX; ewY;ekiu >kys\ EgVya rj gh dkGkph,d xjt eksMysyh vlsy! ;kpk lkeuk vkEgh dlk dj.kkj vkgksr\ gksrh vkf.k R;kr fdrhgh vMp.kh vlY;k rjh gs loZ vkiY;k ;k xksa/kGkP;k dkGkrp T;kaph inoh ijh{kk iw.kZ gksbZy rs m|k f’k{k.k i)rhpk,d Hkkx gksrs- uksdjhlkBhP;k eqyk[krhyk xsys rj R;kauk [kjks[kjp R;kaP;k i.k ;keqGs fo|kF;kZapk,dw.kp f’k{k.k i)rhcíypk –f”Vdksu fo”k;kph l[kksy ekfgrh vlsy dk\ vkWuykbu f’k{k.k ?ksÅu cnyk;yk ykxyk vkgs- tj dk v’kkp ijh{kk gksrhy rj ex inoh feGoysY;k vkEgk fo|kF;kZadMs ikgk.;kpk eqyk[kr ?ks.kk&;kapk vH;kl dj.;kpk dk; mi;ksx\ tj dk nqljk dkWih d:u iSdhP;k –f”Vdksu dlk vlsy\ ;k loZ ç’ukaph tk.kho vkEgkyk osGhp iSdh xq.k feGor vlsy rj eh çkekf.kd jkgwu ek>s xq.k dk gks.ks vkf.k R;kckcrhr osGhp lko/k gks.ks xjtsps vkgs- ?kkyokosr \ fo|kF;kZaph vukLFkk vkf.k cgqi;kZ;h ç’up fopkjk;ps ‘’kkGk] egkfo|ky;a can vlyh rjh f’k{k.k lq: jkfgya ikfgts]‘ Eg.kwu f’k{kdgh tj fo”k;kP;k [kksykr u f’kjrk ojojp f’kdowu eksdGs gks.kkj vlrhy rj ex R;kaP;k oxkZr mifLFkr jkgwu eyk v’kh ‘kklukph th Hkwfedk gksrh] rh tj lkFkZ Bjk;yk goh vlsy dk; feGsy \ ;kalkj[ks ewyHkwr Lo:ikps ç’u fo|kF;kZaP;k eukr rj vkEgk fo|kF;kZauk ltx Ogkosp ykxsy- Lor%P;k mTToy ;sÅ ykxys vkgsr- HkforO;klkBh Lor%ykp lTt Ogkos ykxsy- vU;Fkk vkiY;kyk dks.khp enr d: ‘kd.kkj ukgh- rls ikfgys rj vkiyk vH;kl vkf.k djh;jfo”k;h tkx:d vl.kkjs fo|kFkhZ ;kgh ifjfLFkrhr Kku feGo.;kpk ç;Ru djhrp ts fo|kFkhZ fcdV vkfFkZd ifjfLFkrheqGs uksdjh d:u f’kdr vkgsr gksrs- i.k R;kaph la[;k [kwi deh vkgs-,jOghlq)k] oxkZr fo|kF;kZaph fdaok T;kauk bPNk vlyh rjh gs vkWuykbu f’k{k.k ijoMr ukgh] mifLFkrh deh vl.;kcíy f’k{kdkaph vksjM lq: gksrhp- vkrk rj vls vkiY;kp o;kps fdrhrjh fo|kFkhZ vkgsr- rs ;k çfrdwy ;k vkWuykbu i)rheqGs iq”dG fo|kF;kZaps vH;klkdMs nqyZ{kp >kys ifjfLFkrhpk lkeuk djhr iq dS- lk/kuk mik/;s ikfjr¨f”kd<Zu’khy ys[kukdfjrk--- &g”kZn pØ/kjs f}rh; o”kZ dyk cl uk js ikolk cl uk js ikolk] vkrk vtwu udks iMw] isU’ku ukgh] ixkj ukgh] ukgh dks.kkpkp vk/kkj [kwi >kya uqdlku] vkrk vtwu udks d:- isjysys fidp gksra vkEgk ‘ksrdj~;kaP;k iksVkpk vk/kkj- c¡dspa dtZ dk 127 2020-21, Volume 113 127 MkW- e- ek- vkGrsdj fuca/kys[ku Li/ksZrhy çFke Øekad & vkdka{kk iqjkMdj f}rh; o”kZ dyk ‘HksVh ykxh thok-----‘ ;k ykWdMkÅuP;k dkGkr eukyk Hkkoysy,d vHkax Eg.kts & lokZar egÙokpa Eg.kts o”kkZuqo”ksZ pkyr vkysyh ‘ia & rstl tMîkj va/kkj vlysY;k okVsoj r`rh; o”kZ foKku [kwi cja okVra uk lkscr dks.kh ulrkuk---- va/kkj vlysY;k okVsoj fnok ?ksÅu pkyrkuk---- i.k pqdwu xsY;kl R;k jLR;koj oknGa rj ;srhyp rj fol:u tk LoIu f’k[kj xkB.;kpa-- fnok fo>ok;yk----- Eg.kwup fe=k] i.k rw [kachj jkgk ;’kkyk dks.krkp R;kyk fHkMk;yk---- ‘kkWVZdV ulrks---- letk vlsygh,[kknk ‘kkWVZdV dkj.k gtkjksaP;k xnhZr T;kus dkiya tkbZy varj osxkua----- f’k[kj xkB.kkjk ,[kknkp vlrks------ [kjap] Lokra«; feGkya; dk\ t; toku] t; fdlku vla EgVya rjh ej.k ;kauk pqdrp ukgh ---- d/kh d/kh ç’u iMrks ex canqdhph xksGh vlks ok [kjap] Lokra«; feGkya; dk\ xGQkl vlks çk.k [kspwu vk.k.kkjh vk;q”; txk;yk] eqä Ogk;yk lkfo=h v’kh l/;k mjyhp ukgh------FkksMa rjh ÝhMe] feGkya; dk \ ek>k ns’k] okLro] fttkÅapk] >k’khP;k jk.khpk fczfV’kkaP;k xqykefxjhr rsOgk ;kpk eyk folj iMyk;---- xfjckauk feGr uOgrh iksGh ---- dkj.k cykRdkj] vR;kpkj vu~ vktgh ;keqGs fL=;kauh ckgsj iMkoa dh ukgh Hkz”Vkpkjh cktkjkr jktdkj.kh gk ç’u MksG~;kaleksj mHkk Bkdyk;------Hkktwu ?ksrks; vkiyh iksGh----- Eg.kwup ek÷;k r#.k Hkkjrk] [kar] v’kh vusd ladVa MksG~;kaleksj ,d [kar gh eukr Mksdkors ‘vk‘ oklwu mHkh vkgsr------csRkkPks f’k{k.k vlsy rjh i.k rw [kpw udksl] fHkÅ udksl vkenkj&[kklnkj ns’k pkyorks;----- dkj.k rwp ;k Hkkjrkpa lqf’kf{kr csjkstxkj r#.k mTToy Hkfo”; vkgsl----- R;kP;k i{kkpk >saMk lkojrks;---- 129 2020-21, Volume 113 129 &dsrdh dkUgsjs ukrs lkaHkkGrkuk çFke o”kZ dyk ukrs lkaHkkGrkuk fdR;sd ‘kCn xkGkos ykxrkr pwd ulrkuklq)k ekQh ekxwu] dkgh okn VkGkos ykxrkr AAƒAA leksjpk jkxkr vlsy] rj pkj ‘kCn,sdwu ?;kos ykxrkr vu~ d/kh leksjP;kP;k MksG~;karys vJw] vyxn gkrkus iqlkos ykxrkr AA„AA d/kh d/kh ‘kkar jkgwu] gkrwu fulV.kkjs ukrs lko: ‘kdrks ek=,dnk rksaMwu fu?kkysyk m.kk ‘kCn ijr dk d/kh ?ksÅ ‘kdrks \ AA…AA nksu O;ähae/;s tj okn ulsy rj mÙke laokngh ulrks i.k d/kh d/kh tkLr rk.kys rj rqVrs gs letwu ?ks.;krp] [kjk ‘kgk.ki.kk vlrks AA†AA R;keqGs dks.krsgh ukrs lkaHkkGrkuk] ‘kCn tjk tiwup okijkosr vkf.k dks.krkgh m.kk ‘kCn cksy.;kvk/kh Lor%yk] leksjP;kP;k tkxh Bsowu igkos AA‡AA &LusQh eP;kMks foJkarh ?ksrks; 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o”kZ dyk f[kMdh--- ‘f[kMdh‘ gk,d lk/kk lksik ‘kCn vkgs vkf.k MksG~;kauk lgt fnl. çR;sd ygku eqykP;k vk;q”;kryk vfoHkkT; Hkkx vkgs! paæ&rkjs kkjh,d tkxk- i.k gh tkxk fdrh egÙokph vkgs] gs lokaZuk ekghrp ;k fo”k;kaph vkoM fuekZ.k dj.;kps dke gh f[kMdh djrs- vkgs - f[kMdh lxG~;kaP;k vk;q”;k’kh fuxfMr v’kh tkxk vkgs- f[kMdhrwu ckgsjps tx c?k.;kr,d osxGsp lq[k vlrs- vkiY;k eukr çR;sd xks”Vhyk,d Bjkohd LFkku vlrs- çR;sdkP;k d/khd/kh nksu vuksG[kh eukps ca/k tqGo.;kps dkegh f[kMdh eukr f[kMdhykgh,d osxGs LFkku vkgs- f[kMdh Eg.kts,d v’kh djrs! eqacbZdjkauk f[kMdhpa egÙo tjk tkLr okVr vl.kkj- tkxk ftFks eukyk ‘kkarh feGrs- eqacbZP;k yksdye/;s,[kk|kyk ‘foaMks lhV‘ feG.ka ;kis{kk lq[kn {k.k f[kMdh futhZo vlyh rjh vkiY;k Hkkouk frP;k’kh tksMY;k ukgh! 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Rev. Dr. John Wilson’s Birth Place, Scotland 133 2020-21, Volume 113 133 Department Reports ARTS DEPARTMENT REPORTS knowledge is imparted. Innovative teaching-learning techniques like role plays and poetry are also adopted. ECONOMICS Extensive revision lectures were conducted for students from FY, SY and TY, to ensure that they were well equipped The Department had to bid-adieu to two jewels in its crown- at handling exams in the online mode. it’s HOD Ms. Suniti Pethe and Dr. Anjali Masarguppi who helped it reach ever increasing heights. We plan to continue our “Guest Lecture Series” to keep the students and staff up to date with the latest happenings On 3rd Sept 2020, Ms. Lorraine Ramos Vaz was appointed as the In-charge HOD (she had worked at Wilson College Ms. Lorraine Ramos Vaz previously from 13th June, 2016 to 31st August, 2017) HOD (In-Charge) -Economics Amidst the online mode of learning, the ‘Guest lecture’ ENGLISH series was inaugurated with a session on The Markowitz Model & Two Fund Theorem by UBS Associate Director As an eerie silence filled the streets of our otherwise bustling Mr. Syamantak Mondal, followed by a lecture on Call & and beloved city, the citizens retreated behind the four walls Put Options by Mr. Omkar Dange, Operations Manager at of their homes, forcing all human exchange into cyberspace. Marwadi Shares and Finance Ltd, all wonderfully and ably Teachers and students were forced to revamp their age-old organised by Ms. Chaitali Shah (visiting faculty). Following teaching/learning methodologies and embrace the challenges these, Dr. Mayank Gupta, Fellow, Department of Economics, of online classrooms. Overcoming technological barriers was University of Mumbai helped the students understand the least of our difficulties. Cramped living spaces in the city the vast prospects of job opportunities that graduates in posed greater socio-psychological challenges but with our Ecomomics can expect to venture into as well as acquainted usual resilience, students and teachers alike accepted these them with the uses of Excel for carrying out quantitative challenges and mastered new skills, to engage in meaningful functions. exchange. A disquisition on the Indian Economy Post Economic Reforms As online lectures settled into a routine, the Virtual Reading by Dr. Khushboo Verma, Assistant Professor at NMIMS, was Group took birth at the behest of FY and TY students, made possible due to the timely and coordinated efforts of Mr. Songam Swamy, Keith Correa, Janmejay Tiwari, Harsh Gaurav Ghadi. The Economics department in collaboration Khade and Rubaiya Kareem. Discord accounts enabled us to with the NSS unit of Wilson College, celebrated “The World discuss about sixteen books, critical theory, essays, poems Home Economics Day” on 21st March, 2021 with a session and watch twenty-five films during the course of the two titled “Gender Budget in India: Past, Present and Future” semesters. by Ms. Aparna Kulkarni, Assistant Professor, St. Xavier’s This year witnessed the publication of the first ever College, Mumbai. Department of English magazine, The Literati. The idea for Furthermore, the department organized various quizzes and the magazine came from final year students Yeesha Sharma competitions to keep the students on their toes throughout and Harsh Khade .Under the able guidance of Ms V. Mathew, the year.All of these activities and competitions were made and a capable team of first and second year students, the possible by none other than the department of Economics magazine is ready for publication. I congratulate the magazine Arthiki head, Mr. Hardik Sen. team for enabling the successful execution of this endeavour We look forward to uninterrupted annual publications in the The department adopts a participatory, student- teacher years to come. as well as student- student, approach to learning. Furthermore,reading of economic scenarios, commenting/ The junior college academic year too experienced the critiquing on Economic Policy formulations as well as challenges of Covid Pandemic and incidental shift in reviewing of documentaries are other ways in which teaching-learning from conventional to online mode. This 134 2020-21, Volume 113 challenge was overcome successfully via effective and organized virtual visits to all segments of the tourism frequent communications between staff and students, industry e.g Hotel Taj, industrial visit to Amul Ice cream sharing appropriate E-contents, setting concrete guidelines factory, Airlines and Cruise etc. and their execution during teaching-learning and assessment Ms. Aarti Manerikar processes. HOD: History Teachers from both degree and junior college enriched themselves by attending and participating in various online HINDI seminars,workshops,and other events throughout the year. The academic year has been wrought with many challenges Dr. Mrs Michelle Philip due to the pandemic but the department braced itself HOD: English to face these challenges and forged ahead to make it an academic experience to remember. The Department of Hindi HISTORY had organized an International Webinar titled ‘Vartaman Sandarbh Mein Hindi Sahitya Aur Paryawaran’ on 12th The Covid-19 pandemic has necessitated a transition from June, 2021 collaborated with University of Mumbai. An a classroom environment to a virtual environment, by Intercollegiate students’ webinar on “Hindi Sahitya: Kal, Aaj launching and executing online lectures for the academic aur Kal” was organized on 24th March, 2021. Apart from this year 2020-21. New and innovative methodology had to be an Intercollegiate Folk Song Competition was conducted used to make learning more interactive and to keep students on 13th September, 2021 on occasion of the Hindi Diwas. involved in the classes. These included online quizzes, virtual In addition, various educational and literary activities and visits to places, videos and interactive sessions. competitions were conducted to generate interest among To highlight the role of women in history,who are otherwise students towards the Hindi language and literature through marginalized, Ms. Aarati Manerikar focused on the debates, poetry writing, group discussions, elocutions etc. contribution / role of women for almost every subtopic of A poem written our student Ms. Anamika Gupta & Dr. the syllabus in History paper 2-Landmarks of History; for Satyawati Chaubey was published in the magazine e.g. the syllabus focuses on renaissance literature, art and Kadambini, Varanasi. Our students won many prizes in science but mentions contribution of only great male artists, different literary competitions held at the Inter collegiate level scientists and authors .So learning about the contribution of organized by R.N. Ruia College, SIES College, Jhunjhunwala women in these areas was an experience well received by College and K. C. College. the students as they were interested to know and find out more about these women achievers. A power point presentation was conducted on career & hindi language, ‘Hindi Mein Ujjawal Bhavishya Ki To make our culture more meaningful to students, this year Sambhawanaayen’ for students of senior & junior college. during the nine day festival of Navratri, Ms. Aarati Manerikar The M.A. Part II, Paper-2 and S.Y.B.A Paper-2 study material shared with students the achievements of nine women for IDOL students,University of Mumbai, were prepared by rulers, not commonly known to students. This initiative was Dr. Satyawati Chaubey. also well received by the students and generated an interest in them to go beyond the syllabus. Dr. Satyawati Chaubey HOD: Hindi Ms. Aarati also conducted a session on careers in history for both SYBA and TYBA students. MARATHI On occasion of World Tourism Day Ms. Rita Chettiar In the academic year 2020 – 2021, the college adopted conducted a session on” Tourism and Jobs a better Future the online teaching - learning mode. Marathi department for All.” also successfully managed to conduct all the departmental A regular and popular activity of the department conducted activities online. Students participated in large numbers in every year is visits to places of tourist interest. However, all the activities conducted by the department which added this year due to pandemic restrictions, Ms. Rita Chettiar to their knowledge and enjoyment. Apart from the activities 135 2020-21, Volume 113 that we conduct every year such as the Dr. M. M. Altekar enrolment with 43 students in this batch, including 10 Essay Writing and Debate Competition, a new activity was students joining from other colleges. Online lectures were introduced this year, namely, ‘Vaachan Katta’. This was an stressful for students because of the continued uncertainty attempt to encourage students to read Marathi literature. and the various implications of lockdown. The students took Students were also very enthusiastic and made this activity the responsibility of creating and managing Google Meet a true success. The help and support of our Principal, Prof. links for lectures and other activities. Dr. A. P. Nikalje, made it possible for the department to This year saw the department carry out some very interesting conduct these activities. initiatives in the form of public online lecture series on Ms.Rashmi Satpute contemporary issues as well as a 30-hour certificate Dept. In-charge: Marathi course on Ancient and Medieval Political Thought. The Political Science Association both interim and elected did PHILOSOPHY & PSYCHOLOGY a phenomenal job of organising activities around various important national days, including Peace Day, Independence “Still when abstraction sets to killing you, you’ve got to get Day, Human Rights Week and many other occasions. busy with it.”–from Albert Camus’ novel, The Plague which This year’s Human Rights Week hosted two International resonates with the times we live in today. The pandemic Speakers as well. (Please check the PSA report for details). posed unforeseen challenges, we at the department of Philosophy and Psychology, not only embraced the Ms. Asilata Karandikar continues as an Assistant Professor. uncertainty of it but also got busy in charting a way ahead. She faced a lot of uncertainty and delay in appointment Braving the challenges of online teaching-learning, we went between June and August because of the pandemic. ahead with our commitment to make philosophy more That didn’t stop her from contributing to the college and enriching and relevant by introducing the unique paper “Film department between May and August. She guided and and Philosophy” for the TYBA course. The department also helped the Political Science Association organise a large introduced an additional division for Psychology TYBA and number of excellent activities. welcomed the young dynamic faculty, Ms. Vrinda Ruparelia, This year, students of all three classes contributed to various Ms. Anushka Damani and Ms. Madhureema Neglur to the unique online activities: a month-long dissemination of 30 department. We wish Mr. Joshua Tiwade and Ms. Iram lesser-known UN member-countries, a collaborative activity Khwaja, our ex-faculty the very best for all their future with the department of Sociology on Festivals in India, and a endeavours. Another equally dynamic teacher Dr. Prajakta one-month comprehensive dissemination of information on Alphonse was appointed in the junior college section, after all states and Union Territories of India. the retirement of Mrs. Ashwini Bapat. The department continued with its practice of conducting co-curricular In May 2020, Mr. Jitendra Dixit, our alumnus from the activities that has enhanced the learning experience of 1998-99 batch published a book, ‘35 Days: How Politics in students. Maharashtra Changed Forever’ a well-researched account of the formation of the Maha Vikas Aghadi government in The department looks forward to the new academic year Maharashtra in 2019. with a number of skill-development based learning through certificate courses. We do hope to bring in the new academic Special appreciation for the work of our students, Ms. Mitali year with renewed hope, knowledge and creativity. Bhasin and Mr. Aniruddha Phadke of TYBA for managing the Google Meet links and attendance records for all third-year Dr. Harsha Badkar classes, and for Mr. Sumer Menon of SYBA and Ms. Palak HOD: Philosophy and Psychology Surti of FYBA for managing the links and providing running notes or lecture summaries for their respective classes in POLITICAL SCIENCE both semesters. Special thanks to Ms. Asilata Karandikar for The academic year 2020-2021 has been a completely managing all documentation for the department. different experience because of the pandemic. The Mr. Sudhakar Solomonraj department of Political Science saw its’ highest-ever HOD: Political Science 136 2020-21, Volume 113 SOCIOLOGY courses made available by the College. Students were encouraged to enroll for courses of their choice, and we The year was quite challenging due to COVID-19 pandemic are proud to announce successful completion of courses by but that did not deter us from achieving the goal of doing our T.Y.B.A students: Kinjal Borse – 1.Classical Sociological our best for our students and college, as envisioned in our Theory, University of Amsterdam 2.Communication in the College Vision and Mission as well as the objectives set 21st Century Workplace, University of California, Irvine forth by the Department for 2020-21. A special note of Extension. Sunishka Mukherjee – 1.Preparing to Manage appreciation to all our student volunteers for being a strong Human Resources, University of Minnesota 2.Recruiting, scaffold that enabled us to organize and host programmes Hiring and Onboarding Employees, University of Minnesota throughout the year. Appreciate the efforts put in by staff 3.Excel Skills for Business: Essentials, Macquarie University and student volunteers of NSS Unit, Rotaract Club and WDC 4.Managing Employee Performance, University of Minnesota. of our college towards organizing collaborative programmes/ Tanvi Bhatkar - Classical Sociological Theory, University of workshops with the Department in 2020-21. It is a matter Amsterdam. of great pride to share that the Department has completed three successful years of collaboration with the Department Ms. Muneerah Khambawala of Sociology, Bhavan’s H. Somani College. Additionally, HOD: Sociology the Department of Sociology, G. M. Momin Girls College also joined as collaborative partners during the week-long Junior College Commerce International Women’s Day Programme scheduled from 1st – 7th March 2021. A special note of appreciation for Department Report 2020-21 Ms. Ayeshna Dutta, former faculty for being proactive in The Academic Year for Class 12th began on 7th July 2020. carrying out departmental work. The Department welcomes The online lectures were conducted through zoom platform. Ms. Treasa Francis, appointed on 1st September 2020. As The Enrolment for class 12th commerce students were the Coordinator for F.Y Foundation Course, I place on record 120. In the mid of the term subject wise parents meeting the teamwork of the teachers teaching Foundation Course at was conducted and the response was very good. The F.Y level - Ms. Rashmi Satpute, Ms. Asilata Karandikar, Ms. new academic year for class 11 began with orientation Payal Bhattad & Ms. Treasa Francis - for accomplishing the programme on 12th Jan 2021. The Enrolment was total 134 various tasks, despite being quite humungous,in the online student .From 13th January 2021 regular online lectures mode. started for class 11 on zoom platform. As we had to adopt the online mode of teaching, there Mid term Exam were also conducted for both 11th and 12th was extensive use of online resources in comparison to class student on Google platform. previous years. Lectures were conducted on Google Meet. Google Classroom/WhatsApp groups were used to share Department Activity: From 22nd March to 26th March 2021 notes, links for additional readings - thus enriching their The Training on Overviews of Financial Market series 1 was curriculum and extending their knowledge beyond the conducted by Bombay Stock Exchange for both 11th and curriculum. Google forms were used to give short quizzes to 12th class Commerce students. It was conducted on Google the students, during lectures or as assignments. Extensive platform. The Guest Speaker was Mr. Aditya Shrinivas. revisions were carried out for T.Y.B.A (2019-20) batch before More than 100 students participated in the webinar. They got their semester 6 examinations, being the first examination detail knowledge about the working of Stock market, Mutual in the online mode in the pandemic period. Similar revision Fund, Monetary policy, etc .Certificates were provided for lectures were engaged before examinations for all classes/ all those who had participated. I am happy to report that papers in the academic year 2020-21. This helped the Internships could be arranged for more than 15 students in students and was highly appreciated by them. To hone their Bombay Stock Exchange communication & presentation skills as well as research On 3rd May to 7th May For both 11th and 12th Class skills, students’ group and individual presentations were commerce students Financial development programme encouraged and organized. ‘Learning beyond the Classroom’ was conducted by Bombay Stock Exchange and the topics was made possible due to the free subscription of Coursera like Investing in Challenging times, Indian Economy ahead, 137 2020-21, Volume 113 Indian Economy post Covid, etc. These webinars were CHEMISTRY helpful for the students. The Department has been contributing significantly to I place on record my sincere gratitude towards the the creation and dissemination of knowledge through Management and the Principal of Wilson college for their undergraduate and postgraduate programs and providing support and cooperation extended at all times. an education through quality teaching-learning process in an Mrs Shreyaa Uzgare excellent academic environment. In our pursuit of excellence, HOD: Jr. College Commerce Department we persistently seek and adopt innovative methods to Wilson College. improve the quality of education. Faculty of the department comprises qualified and goal-oriented members and always at the forefront to organize various academic activities to SCIENCE DEPARTMENT REPORTS inculcate effective learning abilities and research skills, to extend the intellectual depth, to make students creative, BOTANY innovative and self-reliant. Academic Year 2020-21 started with the challenges of the Covid pandemic and the incidental shift in teaching- Mr. Sachin Gupta, Ms. Shreya Shirke, Ms. Nikita Braganza learning from conventional to online mode. These challenges and Ms. Prerna Jain were appointed as teaching faculty, on were successfully overcome via frequent and effective contract basis, for the current academic year. communication between staff and students, sharing appropriate E-contents, setting concrete guidelines and Sixty students enrolled for TYBSc and 28 students enrolled their execution during teaching-learning and assessment for MSc courses . processes. The department faculty engaged themselves w The Department of Chemistry in collaboration with ith various online activities, seminars, conferences and Association of Chemistry Teachers and University of webinars etc. Students too participated in activities Mumbai organized a two days International Webinar on conducted online by department and other institutions. “Emerging Trends in Chemistry Education and Research” on Cornucopia is the annual fest of the Department of Botany, 25th & 26th June 2020. whose second season was conducted online this year. The festival was planned via online meetings between A National Level Online Workshop on Research Based teachers and students. It was subsequently organized by Pedagogical Tools (RBPTs) for Undergraduate Teachers in delegating duties to teachers and students. Right from Science and Mathematics was conducted from 18th to 23rd the inception of Cornucopia, certain objectives were set May 2020, organised by Wilson College in collaboration for students to achieve. During the festival amidst fun, with the Centre of Excellence in Science and Mathematics frolic and banter, the diverse and well executed events Education (CoESME). Prof. Anna Pratima Nikalje, Principal helped students acquire soft skills like critical thinking, was the Programme Chairperson and Dr. Ashish Uzgare was effective communication, leadership, handling stress, time the Convenor for this workshop. management, gregariousness, planning and respecting deadlines and holistic development. This event also helped The Department of Chemistry in collaboration with the to consolidate the teacher-student rapport. Association of Chemistry Teachers and University of Mumbai organized a two days International Conference as “World The department organized a webinar on ‘Panorama of Plant Chemistry Conference 2021” on 3rd and 4th May 2021. 285 Sciences’ (Be an Architect of Your Career in Plant Sciences) participants were registered and 47 research papers were on 27th May 2021. This was a Wilson College Cluster presented. On this occasion ten well known international initiative (as a lead college) jointly conducted by Departments and national scientists gave lectures on various upcoming of Botany of Wilson College, Bhavan’s H. Somani College research topics. and Maharashtra College, Mumbai. Mr.Bandu Konde Dr. Sakina Bootwala HOD:Botany HOD: Chemistry 138 2020-21, Volume 113 MATHEMATICS was the guest of honour and Dr. A. D. Sawant, former Pro V.C. University of Mumbai, joint director of higher education, At the onset of the academic year 2020-21, the department Mumbai and former V.C. University of Rajasthan was the has welcomed Prof. Neha Khan and Prof. Bhakti Panchal as chief guest, the keynote speaker was Mr.Nilesh Shah, the newly appointed faculties. Prof. S. Y Pakhle,HOD of Maths Managing Director of Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Department, retired from his service on 31st January,2021 Co. Ltd and Member of Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Advisory and handed over the charge to Mrs. J. Kurian. Prof. Briji Council. Jacob was appointed in his place. The department was able to conduct online lectures and practicals, which was The department staff, Dr. Anuradha Pendse, Ms. Chandrima a great challenge for the faculty as well as for the students Ghosh and Ms. Abhilasha Upadhyay organized a session in this pandemic season. A session on “Mental Health”was “Emerging Infectious Disease - Coronavirus (COVID19)” for conducted as an extension program of the mentees group of all students and staff, to create awareness, clarify various SYBSc Mathematics students, for which Prof. Veena Shinde rumors & myths about the virus and to ease panic, on 19th Deore was the resource person. A Poster Presentation April, 2020. Competition was also conducted for degree college students, The Microbiology staff believes in carving a potential future for for which participation and position certificates were also its students thus under the guidance of Mrs. Meghana Gore awarded. J.Kurian has attended two FDPs and one webinar. and Ms. Suruchi Sawant, three career guidance webinars Dr. Joyce Kurian namely “Stimulating the Cascade of Success, Igniting HOD: Maththematics minds: From Nest to the Sky” and “Forging Your Way” were organized . The webinar series aided in motivating young MICROBIOLOGY minds towards understanding science, its implication in daily activities and how one can pursue their career. The new academic year 2020-21 began with the declaration of the T.Y.BSc results which saw score of 95.65% .The As a part of an intercollegiate event, the department department congratulates all the successful students. Two had arranged a “BIOMOSAIC” program where students students secured “O” grade CGPA score=10, 80% students participated in quiz, debate, essay writing competitions secured ”A/A+” grade and 10% secured “B/ B+” grade and which was supervised by Dr. Joyline Mascarenhas. This two students were not able to clear the exam. was an initiative of the SYBSc students who displayed their creative skills and knowledge, through an online event, to The department takes immense pride in mentioning that spread awareness about Modern Vaccines and probiotics. the toppers in Microbiology are Ms. Malvika Pillai- 89.31%, T Y BSc; Ms. Nasreen Shaikhnag -80.67%, S Y BSc and Both the students and the faculty of the department attended Mr. Nachiket Moti 93.67%, F Y BSc. Mr. Sahil Chandrakant numerous international and national scientific symposiums Kalambe and Ms. Sanjivani Anil Kashid received the Prema and faculty development programs. They successfully Arya scholarship for completing their undergraduate published their research work in recognized journals and studies. The department is also very happy to announce that potential research grants are in pipeline. a senior faculty Mrs. Radhika Birmole was awarded Ph .D in Understanding the severity raised due to this pandemic Microbiology. situation our department has reached out to the Microbiology department organised a two-day National underprivileged section of the society as a part of the Level Interdisciplinary Webinar on “Pandemics: Impact, “Helping Hand” program. Patients were helped with all Challenges & Innovations” in association with University necessary facilities. A special gratitude to Dr. Swaroop of Mumbai for teachers and postgraduate students on 29th Hegde for his generous donation of medical amenities for and 30th May, 2020 .This webinar was organised; with an Covid patients. aim to contribute to society by generating consciousness Future plans of the department includes: teaching staff to about pressing issues in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. undertake research by applying for grants,encouraging Late Dr. Ajay Deshmukh, Registrar, University of Mumbai under graduate students to undertake small application 139 2020-21, Volume 113 based projects, staff to undergo training for courses related given orientation with regards to the online examinations to use of ICT tools for teaching and also setting up of a mini and question paper pattern. bio- gas plant with help of experts to help reutilise the To compensate for lack of outdoor activities, links of various waste generated in college. BBC and National Geographic films exhibiting the life of Dr. Anuradha Pendse flora-fauna of certain regions were shared with students HOD: Microbiology to motivate them. Department is planning to arrange guest lectures in collaboration with IWSA tentatively in July PHYSICS 2020. In the newly adopted online mode of teaching, department The Department welcomes Ms. Caroline Gloria who was staff used various different techniques to conduct online appointed as staff on contract basis for the academic year. practical. Keeping the spirit of syllabus in mind, various Ms.Paramjeet Shetty online apps and simulators and emulators were explored. HOD: Zoology Desmos graphical calculator was used taught to students and used for most practical calculations and graph plotting. Google sheet was also used to do calculations. Many SELF FINANCING COURSES physics practical simulations Virtual labs of IITs and Amruta (UNAIDED SECTION) univeristy were explored and used. 8085 microprocessor practical were done using emulator apps for android Department of Mass Media phone. Students were given youtube links for showing the procedural part of various experiments. Nobel lectures The BMM-BAMMC Department faculty and students made related to topics taught in first year were given to students as the best of the new online teaching and learning experience. guided reading exercises and questions were asked on each The Department worked towards encouraging and article to check their comprehension. Articles in material empowering students to participate in online competitions science were given to SY students and the comprehension and courses. Around 30 students participated in various was checked by assigning questions on each article. online inter-college events and bagged several prizes. More than 20 students successfully completed several online Regular meetings were conducted in online mode to discuss courses. As part of HOPE for Social Change Online Initiatives various methods to employ for practical courses. 2020-2021, around 234 students undertook 29 online awareness campaigns highlighting contemporary issues in Mr. Shekhar Deodhar our society. The Departmental Result is 100%. 62 students HOD: Physics successfully completed their internships. 15 students were placed in prestigious organisations in this academic year and ZOOLOGY 8 mentorship sessions were conducted during the year. The Department of Zoology adopted the online teaching mode during this academic year due to the pandemic. The Department of Management Studies department maintained the quality of education it imparts to In the light of the vision our college, the department its undergraduate and post graduate students despite the embarked upon the new academic year with unique online challenging situation posed by the pandemic. Staff meetings engaging student activities. The department organised and student – teacher meetings were conducted regularly 41 HOPE CSR online campaigns, conducted mentorship for coordination and smooth functioning of the department. sessions for over 400 students. Our success is evident The examinations for the T.Y.B.Sc batch of 19 – 20 were from the fact that our academic result is 100%. 20 students conducted in Sept. – Nov. 2020 as per the Supreme Court have bagged placements and 236 students bagged online - UGC directives and guidelines issued by University of internships. Alumni Adline Castelino, BMS Batch 2019 Mumbai. Extra revision lectures were conducted for T.Y.B.Sc won the 3rd Runner-Up position representing India at the 19 – 20 batches before these examinations. They were also prestigious 69th Miss Universe pageant. Two of our current 140 2020-21, Volume 113 TY students bagged Institutional Awards for social work academic result of both departments is 100%. 23 students this year. completed their internships. Two students got placed and five mentorship sessions were conducted during the year. Department of Administration and Finance Department of Information The BAF & BCOM departments had well-organised online Technology lectures with good attendance. The departments worked The IT department has had well-organised online lectures towards encouraging and training students to write and with active participation of students. The department has publish online research papers. Under faculty guidance, organized mentorship program for students to guide them 13 research papers on various topics of social relevance in their area of interest pertaining to training in different were successfully presented by students. At the research softwares. They have also been guided for internships conference organised by Jai Hind College, our student and projects. Four students bagged placements while one Mr. Sohan Joseph Samuel won the “Best Research Paper completed summer internship. The department reports Award”. As part of HOPE Online Initiative 2020-2021, 100% results during the academic year. students undertook 12 online social awareness campaigns Dr. Zuleika Homavazir highlighting contemporary issues of our society. The SFC Course Coordinator Rev. Dr. John Wilson Born in Lauder, Scotland on 11th December 1804, he made India his home from 1829 onwards. Rev. Dr. John Wilson’s Birth place, Scotland 141 2020-21, Volume 113 Economics Department Programs Faculty/ Any other Description of program No. of Sr. No Name of program student in Date information (20-30 words) participants charge (20-30 words) 1. The Markowitz The purpose of this session Chaitali 26th 25 Model & Two Fund was to familiarize the students Shah/ September Theorem by of Finance with the concepts 2020, Hardik Sen of Present Value, Portfolio of Mr. Syamantak (Head of 3rd October Assets, Mean-Variance Portfolio Mondal Arthiki) 2020 Analysis, Markowitz Model & The Two Fund Theorem. 2. Call & Put Options This lecture was taken by Chaitali 17th 25 our Wilson College Alumnus, Shah/ October by Omkar Dange. Mr. Dange 2020 Hardik Sen Mr. Omkar Dange used the means of quirky (Head of jokes and memes to help Arthiki) students understand the onerous concepts of Derivative Contracts, with special attention to Call and Put Option Contracts. 3. Resolved Prof. Gupta helped the students Gaurav 13th 50 of Economics understand Ghadi & February by the vast prospects of job Lorraine 2021 Prof. Mayank Gupta opportunities that an Economics Ramos Vaz/ graduate can expect to venture Hardik Sen into. He also acquainted the (Head of students on how to use Excel Arthiki) for carrying out quantitative functions. This session was named “RESOLVED” because it was meant to solve the doubts of the students of Economics. 4. A disquisition on The disquisition covered the Gaurav 15th 45 the Indian Economy liberalization, privatization and Ghadi & March Post Economic globalization eras with special Lorraine 2021 Reforms focus on the privatization of Ramos Vaz/ Indian PSUs. The session ended by Hardik Sen with a Q&A where students (Head of Khushboo Verma were able to get their doubts Arthiki) cleared. 142 2020-21, Volume 113 Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Faculty/ Any other Name of Description of program No of Sr.No student in Date information program (20-30 words) participants charge (20-30 words) 1. ECOLIT Out of the 4 relevant (at the time) Anjali 6th April, 27 Article topics given, students from colleges Masarguppi/ 2020 Writing all over Mumbai participated in Hardik Sen Competition ECOLIT. The overwhelming response (Head of was not expected due to the Arthiki) lockdown situation. Winners were given certificates and cash prizes. 2. MEME-O- Memes have become a part of Anjali 6th April, 10 NOMICS our conscious mind and greatly Masarguppi/ 2020 impact our ideas and world views. Hardik Sen In fact, they are even used as (Head of tools of education nowadays. Thus Arthiki) the vision behind having a meme making competition was to see how students would use memes to explain economic concepts. The winner was given a cash prize. 3. RBI Quiz Ahead of the RBI’s Monetary Policy Gaurav Ghadi & 3rd 10 Statement that was to be released Lorraine Ramos February on 5th March, 2021, Arthiki decided Vaz/ Hardik 2021 to test the students’ knowledge of Sen (Head of RBI, its Governors and its policies. Arthiki) 4. Onto The A poster making competition, with Gaurav Ghadi & 1st March 12 Billboard the theme of “Economic Disasters Lorraine Ramos 2021 that changed the way we look at the Vaz/ world.” We got numerous entries Hardik Sen which included hand made as well (Head of as digitally drawn posters, depicting Arthiki) various instances of Economic shocks that the world had faced all these years. 5. Women’s In celebration of International Gaurav Ghadi & 8th March 10 Day Special Women’s Day, Arthiki organized a Lorraine Ramos 2021 Quiz short General Knowledge quiz to Vaz/ showcase the importance of women Hardik Sen in our society. (Head of Arthiki) 143 2020-21, Volume 113 Student Achievements Sr.No Name of program Description of program Name of Date Rank/prize/ Any other (20-30 words) student information participation (20-30 words) 1. Cooperative It comprises of sessions, Hardik Sen April - May, Participated Education lectures, competitions, etc. 2020 Program (CEP) It introduces students to the complexities of a work By Wilson College environment, how to tackle various situations, how to work in groups & how to be a leader. Overall this programme aims at preparing students for the corporate world. 2. Cooperative It comprises of sessions, Antara April - May, Participated Education lectures, competitions, etc. Mehrotra 2020 Program (CEP) It introduces students to the complexities of a work By Wilson College environment, how to tackle various situations, how to work in groups & how to be a leader. Overall this programme aims at preparing students for the corporate world. International and STEP includes a series Antara 5th June, Secured “O” Interdisciplinary of sessions, courses and Mehrotra 2020 to Grade Online Student workshops designed to equip 15th June, Training and college students with the skills 2020 Empowerment necessary to be competitive Programme in the job market and improve (STEP) by the student’s self- confidence and BMS Department self- image. of Wilson College Certificate course A fundamental tool one which Antara 17th Secured 61% in Microsoft Excel helps in organizing, analyzing and Mehrotra September, from Internshala visualizing data 2020 Degree of Hindustani classical music Antara December, Secured First Compositions Prabhakar in is very closely connected to Mehrotra 2020 Division here are fixed Hindustani nature, taking inspiration from but most of Classical Vocal natural phenomena including the the music is from Prayag seasons and times of the day to improvised Sangeet Samiti create ‘ragas’ or musical moods within the and many time cycles or ‘taals’ structure of that have been further codified. notes and mathematics. 144 2020-21, Volume 113 This gives the music a spontaneous freedom where each artist and every performance is ensured to be completely unique. 2. Pursuing a Learning French opens up Antara Ongoing French language career prospects in international Mehrotra certificate course institutions like the UN, from Internshala government jobs, MNCs, travel & tourism, teaching, translation and more 3. Debate Topic-Ahimsa during Prashansa 30th Secured 1st Competition Independence Shinde January Place by NSS Unit of 2021 Wilson College 4. Human Resource Organization - Campus to Shristi Nov’20 - “Performer of Internship Corporate. Did an HR internship Chatterjee Jan’21 the Month” for 2 months Responsibilities honour for covered included interviewing the month of selecting candidates for job November profiles, screening resumes and 2020 connecting to colleges. Graffiti Street: Depicted psychological disorders Shristi 10th March Secured 1st Digital Poster through digital posters. Chatterjee 2020 prize Making Competition Topic chosen – OCD 4. Wildlife Participants were asked to Shristi 10th March Secured the Photography send their best wildlife shots. Chatterjee 2020 Winning Competition by The competition aimed at Picture Rotaract Club of acknowledging World Wildlife Wilson College Day. 5. Ole 2020 by Solo classical dance event Anushka 23rd Secured 1st Wilson College Tandon February Prize Took part in the annual Rotary Anushka 2020 Rotal by the Roatrt Club Talent competition, the solo Tandon 26th Secured 1st Club of Mumbai dance competition January Prize 2021 145 2020-21, Volume 113 6. Critique writing To write a short summary of your Vidhi Ghadi 9th Secured 1st competition by favourite movie November prize Rotaract club 2020 of Khandalwal College Webinar; Online training Vidhi Ghadi 30th Participated Digital Marketing November 2020 7. On the spot Each participant received Riya bhorkar 23 October Secured 1st poem writing 15 minutes to think about a 2020 prize in Hindi competition by poem (in English or Hindi) that language Wilson College surrounded Jesus and His Glory. Chapel Staff Activities Sr.No Name of Attended/Participated Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution teacher as/Presented paper or Workshop paper/poster that organized program poster Mention (national/ presented with dates international/local) 1. Suniti Pethe & Attended 30th May 2020 A One Day Workshop VPM’s K.G. Joshi College Gaurav Ghadi on Revised Syllabus of Arts and N.G. Bedekar of SYBA- Economics College of Commerce, (Sem 3 & Sem 4) Thane, Department of Economics & Board of Studies (BoS), University of Mumbai 2. Suniti Pethe & Attended on 17th July Moving Towards IQAC, Wilson College Gaurav Ghadi 2020 Autonomy 3. Lorraine Ramos Attended on 10th Orientation to Wilson College Incubation Vaz February 2021 Entrepreneurship Cell Centre Activities 5. Lorraine Ramos Attended on 13th Investor Awareness IQAC, Wilson College in Vaz February 2021 Program collaboration with Future Ready Learning Solutions English Department Programs Sr. Name of program Resource Person Faculty/ Date No. of participants Any other No. student in information charge (20-30 words) 1 Revision Lecture Dr. Pramod Nair Dr. Philip 24/4/2020 32 on Postmodern Theory in Popular Culture 146 2020-21, Volume 113 2 Revision Lecture Dr. Michelle Philip Dr. Philip 16/4/2020 41 Collaboration on Feminist with Ratnam Theory in Popular College and Culture PNP College Alibag 5. Talk by Dr. Preeti Understanding the Dr. Michelle 11/01/2021 12 Members of the Kamble Third Gender Philip Virtual Film Club and VRG 6. Why Study Dr. Lakshmi Vinita 19th August TYBA Dr. Lakshmi Literature:Talk on Muthukumar, Asso. Mathew 2020 Muthukumar Career Options Professor SIES College for Students of Literature 7. Literary Criticism Dr. Rashmi George, Vinita 24th August TYBA Dr. Rashmi Asst. Professor St. Mathew 2020 George Xaviers’ College 8 Digital Technology Mr. Mahesh Shetti, Vinita 3rd SYBA Mass Comm Mr. Mahesh Asst. Professor Mathew September Shetti Wilson College 2020 9 Folk Media Mr. Eugene Soreng Vinita 8th SYBA Mass Comm Mr. Eugene Alumnus 2014 Mathew September Soreng 2020 10 Journalism Mr. Anil Mascarenhas Vinita 23rd October SYBA Mass Comm Alumnus 1995 Mathew 2020 Communications Head IIFL Group 11 Radio Ms. Anita Pawaskar Vinita 28th October SYBA Mass Comm Programming Media Professional Mathew 2020 Communications Facilitator 12 Broadway and Off Ms. Celine Rouse Vinita 13th January SYBA Mass Comm Broadway Alumnus 2020 Mathew 2021 13 Journalism Mr. Anil Mascarenhas Vinita 23rd October SYBA Mass Comm Alumnus 1995 Mathew 2020 Communications Head IIFL Group 14 Study Options Ms. Saba Moosa, Vinita 4th February SYBA Mass Comm Ms. Saba Abroad Alumnus 2014 Mathew 2021 Moosa Academic Counselor IMS 15 Advertising Ms. Shristi Singh, Vinita 5th March SYBA Mass Comm Ms. Shristi Alumnus 2014 Mathew 2021 Singh Senior Creative Partner 22Feet Tribal Worldwide 16 Public Relations Mr. Noumaan Qureshi Vinita 24th March SYBA Mass Comm Mr. Noumaan Alumnus 1999 Mathew 2021 Qureshi Healthcare Communications 147 2020-21, Volume 113 Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr. Name of Description of program Faculty/ student Date No of Any other No program (20-30 words) in charge participants information (20-30 words) 1 FY VRG Virtual Dr. Michelle Philip/ Dr. Philip Through Members 21 Enabled through Reading Group) Books Discussed: FYBA Student- Semesters Average Special VRG Google TY VRG a. George Orwell’s 1984 facilitator, Keith 1 and attendance Classroom b. George Orwell’s Correa 2, 5 & 6 12 Animal Farm TYBA Student- September c. William Golding’s Lord facilitator, Harsh 2020 to of the Flies Khade April 2021 d. Mitch Albom’s Mondays, Tuesdays With Morrie Fridays and e. Edgar Allen Poe’s Saturdays The Purloined Letter 11am to f. Art Speigleman’s 12pm, 1 to MAUS 2 pm g. David Miche’s The Dalai Lama’s Cat h. John Berger’s Ways of Seeing i. Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart j. Susan Sontag’s k. Nourbese Philip’s Discourse on the Logic of Language 2. Virtual Movie Dr. Michelle Philip Student Through Members Enabled through the Club 1. Captivated: The Trials Facilitators: Semesters 24. Average setting up of Discord of Pamela Smart FYBA Keith 1&2, 5&6 attendance 6 account- an online 2. Death of a Salesman Correa, Songam Mondays forum for gaming 3. Watchmen Swamy, and and film by Songam 4. You Only Live Twice Janmejay Tiwari Saturdays, Swamy. and TYBA Harsh 7 to 9.30 5. Singin’ In The Rain Khade and pm 6. Coffee and Cigarettes Rubaiya Kareem 7. Whiplash 8. It’s a Wonderful Life 9. Throne of Blood 10. On The Waterfront 11. Goodfellas 12. Disclosure 13. Adaptation 14. Lord of War 15. Face/Off 16. Dog Eat Dog 17. Elf 18. The Prestige 19. A Streetcar Named Desire 20. Jackie Brown 148 2020-21, Volume 113 3 Better Dr. Mrs Michelle Philip Ms Ruby Malshe 7th 60 Arranged to help Understanding September students understand of Sherlock 2020 the lesson Holmes The Sign Of Four. 4 How to Write a Vinita Mathew conducted Ms. Ruby Malshe 12th 30 Book Review for Junior College January Students 2021 5 Basic Level Dr. Mrs Michelle Philip for Dr. Mrs Michelle 40 hours 21 Handwriting FYBA Students Philip 27January Analysis Course 2021 to 21st April 2021 Online Knowledge Enhancement Activities During the Pandemic : Certificate Courses Completed: 1. Completed Theoretical Course in When is Contemporary, conducted by the Bombay Institute for Critical Analysis and Research (BICAR), Sandhurst House, Colaba, Mumbai between 26th June to 27th July, 2020 2. Certificate Course on Visual Literacy: Mistrusting Images, 3rd to 26th August, 2020 at Juniper Mind, Dubai 3. Completed Theoretical Course in Psychoanalysis: Desire and Fantasy, conducted by the Bombay Institute for Critical Analysis and Research (BICAR), Sandhurst House, Colaba, Mumbai between 18th September to 19th October, 2020 4. Certificate Course on Cinema: Content and Form, conducted by the Bombay Institute for Critical Analysis and Research (BICAR), Sandhurst House, Colaba, Mumbai from 11th January to 10th February, 2021 Online Content Prepared and Lectures Delivered 1. Revision Lecture Series for Popular Culture (TYBA Paper VI) organised by the Department of English, BNN College, Bhiwandi. Aired on YouTube on 23rd May, 2020 through link https://youtu.be/Omrnqg4b8Q 2. Revision Lectures on Popular Culture (TYBA Paper VI) conducted on 14th and 23rd April 2020 for M.S. Ratnam College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Bhandup, PNP College, Alibag and Wilson College, Mumbai 3. Online Lecture on Summary Writing, published on YouTube on January, 2021 available through Link https://youtu. be/3vF_zdLomBA Staff Activities Dr. Mrs Michelle Philip: Sr. Programme Title of the Programme Organizers Dates No. 1. Online FDP Pedagogy for the Teachers Wilson College and the Department of 7th April, 2020 to ofHigher Education Education, University of Mumbai 15th April,2020 2. 5 Day Online FDP Evolution from Offline to Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana College, 20th May, 2020 to Online Teaching Thane 3rd June, 2020 3. 7-day online Languages and Literature-A Department of English, V.E.T. Institute of 20th and 26th July International F.D.P. Pragmatic Approach Arts and Science, Erode, Tamilnadu 2020 4 6-day Online F.D.P. Curriculum Design IQAC of D.J.M. Commerce and B.N.S. 22nd and 27th Science College, Sangamner, RUSA, TISS February, 2021 5 Webinar Can You Be Hacked Bhavan’s College, Mumbai 20th May, 2020 149 2020-21, Volume 113 6. National Designing e-Content for New Education Society’s Arts, Commerce 29th June, 2020 E-Workshop English Language and and Science College, Ratnagiri Literature 7. Webinar Future Trends in Fashion: Alumni Association of the Panjab 3rd July, 2020 Looking Good Despite the University, Chandigarh Virus 8. National Webinar Introduction to Modern Maharashtra College of Arts Science and 20th June, 2020 Landscaping and Business Commerce, Mumbai Opportunities 9. Webinar e-Content Development Research Centre for English Language and 10th April, 2020 Webinar Literature 10. 2-day International Imagination, Expression, Shri Sangameshwar Arts Commerce, 23rd & 24th May, Webinar Transformation Creating the BCA, BSW and PG College, Chadchan 2020 Worlds with Words 11. Online session Autonomy and Challenges IQAC of Wilson College 29th July, 2020 12. Webinar Contextualizing the Context Department of English, School of Social 22nd July, 2020 of Decolonization on Science and Languages, Vellore Institute Literature and Film of Technology, Chennai 13 Online Lecture “Moving towards Organized by the IQAC of Wilson College 17th July, 2020 Autonomy” 14 Research Paper Literature of the Pandemics Department of English, Shri 20th April, 2020 Presented Sangameshwar Arts, Commerce, BCA, One-day National BSW and PG (M.Com and MSW) College, Level Online Chadchan, Karnataka on Workshop 15 Keynote Speaker Women as Visionaries (GWS2020), 16th and 17th International in Action for Sustainable November 2020 Online Conference Development in the on Gender and Post-Pandemic Scenario Women’s Studies Singapore 16 Guest Speaker Adaptations: Film and its Department of English and the IQAC 29th August 2020 at International Inspiration of Karmaveer Mamasaheb Jagdale Webinar on Film Mahavidyalaya, Washi, Osmanabad and Literature 17 Guest Speaker World Cinema Department of English, Pavanatma 5thDecember, 2020 at International College, Murickassery Virtual Literary Festival on Literature And/As Cinema 18 Delivered a Lecture Understanding the Language The Cosmopolitan’s Valia College, Mumbai 27th February, on of Cinema 2021 19 Delivered a Lecture Communicate Effectively to CEP Students, Wilson College 24th May, 2021 on Be an Inspiring Leader 150 2020-21, Volume 113 20 Member, Syllabus Certificate Course in Film University of Mumbai May 2020 Committee, BOS, Appreciation University of Mumbai 21 Participated in Certificate Course Handwriting University, USA April 2021 Course 101 22 Participated in Drawing Analysis Institute of Graphology and Personal 1st May, 2021 1-Day Training Success 23 Participated in Signature Analysis Handwriting University, USA 8th April, 2021 1-Day Training Ms. Vinita Mathew 1 Attended Online Teaching Masterclass: Teachers Indian Institute of Digital Education Exclusive on April 25, 2020 2 Attended One Day Webinar on: Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College NAAC: Revised Assessment and on June 04, 2020 Accreditation Framework 3 Attended One Day National Webinar on Bharat College of Arts and Commerce Creating a Green Campus on June 05, 2020 4 Attended One Day National Webinar on: Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans Hazarimal Somani Reflection on the Post-Covid Literary College of Arts and Commerce, Shri Manubhai Scenarios Maneklal Sheth Junior College of Arts and Science and Jayaramdas Patel College of Commerce and Management Studies on June 06, 2020 5 Attended Online Teaching-Learning and Online InPods Ed-Tech Assessment Demo on June 09, 2020 6 Attended One- Day International Webinar on: Getting St. Gonsalo Garcia College of Arts and Published: Academic and Creative Writing Commerce on June 10, 2020 7 Co-Convenor One Day International Webinar on: Wilson College, Mumbai Vartamaan Sandarbh Mein Hindi Sahitya Aur on June 12, 2020 Paryaavaran 8 Attended One- Day National Webinar on: Safe Green S.M.T. P. N. Women’s College Campuses – The Post- Covid-19 Perspective on June 15, 2020 9 Attended International Webinar on: The Post-Covid Era: G. Venkataswamy Naidu College, Kovilpatti Towards Blended on June 19, 2020 Approaches 10 Attended Two -Day National Webinar on Contemporary Higher Education & Reflections Research Society, Mumbai on Critical Theories and Aesthetics on June 19-20, 2020 11 Attended Three- Day National Webinar on: Literature of Lead Yourself Academy the Elizabethan Age on June 20-22, 2020 151 2020-21, Volume 113 12 Attended One- Day National E-Workshop on: Designing New Education Society’sArts, Commerce and e-Content for English Science College, Lanja Language and Literature on June 29, 2020 13 Attended One- Day National Webinar on: Digital Bodwad Arts, Commerce and Science College Transformation: E-Classrooms and Learning on July 17, 2020 Management Systems 14 Attended Orientation to Entrepreneurship Cell Activities Wilson College, Mumbai on February 10, 2021 15 Attended Virtual Panel Discussion on: Safe Mumbai Wilson College, Mumbai & Gender Concerns: The Changing Face of on February 11, 2021 Mental health & Well-Being 16 Attended Six-Day Faculty Development Program: St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Mumbai Reigniting the Research-Spark: Exploring on March 15-20, 2021 New Methodologies and Perspectives Ms Veronica Bhonsle: Sr.No Name of Attended / Title of Seminar/ Name of paper/ Name of the institution that Teacher Participated Workshop poster presented organized program with dates as / Presented Mention (national/ paper or poster international/local) 1 Veronica Participated Workshop on ‘The Organized by the Asiatic Society of Bhonsle Making of Bombay’ Mumbai. 7th December 2019. 2 Participated Two days Organised by SIES College, Sion, International Seminar 13th & 14 December, 2019 on “Mapping Indian Diaspora: Issues and Perspectives. 3 Participated Workshop on ‘New Organised by Wilson College in CAS Guidelines’ collaboration with the University of Mumbai. 18th January 2020. 4 Participated Online Faculty Organized by IQAC, Wilson College Development & Department of Education, Programme University of Mumbai, from 7th to ‘Pedagogy for the 15th April, 2020 Teachers of Higher Education’ 5 Participated Five-Day online Wilson College,on 29th April to 3rd national Webinar May, 2020. on Revised NAAC Assessment and Accreditation: Challenges and Path to Move Ahead. 152 2020-21, Volume 113 6 Participated One day National Organized by Nirmala Memorial level Leadership Foundation College of Commerce webinar on ‘Pathway and Science and Habitat for to Permanence Humanity, India on 26th May, 2020. By Empowering, Equipping and Engaging Influencers - Post Lockdown’ 7 Participated One day National Organised by Bunts Sangha, webinar on ‘Gender S.M. Shetty College of Science, and Cyber Crimes Commerce and Management During Covid-19 Studies, Powai, Mumbai on 27th Pandemic’ May, 2020. 8 Participated One day National Organized by Smt. Devika webinar on Mohansinghji Chauhan College of “Alternate Commerce and Science, Silvassa Assessment and on 28th May,2020. Evaluation Model for Conducting Exams in the Wake of Covid – 19” 9 Participated One day National Organized by Bhavans Hazarimal level webinar on Somani College of Arts and Science, “Teaching with Mumbai and Maharashtra College Technology’ of Arts, Science and Commerce, Mumbai on 30th May, 2020 10 Co-convenor One day International Organised by Department of Hindi Webinar on Wilson College in collaboration “Vartamaan with the Department of Hindi, Sandharbh Mein University of Mumbai on 12th June Hindi Sahitya Aur 2020. Paryavaran” 11 Participated National Webinar Organised by Library Staff & on “effectiveness of Committee of Wilson College on Bibliotherapy during 14th June 2020. Covid 19 12 Participated Seven day Organised by the Department International of English, Mannar Thirumalai workshop Online Naicker College, Madurai in workshop on collaboration with the University of “English Language Madras, Chennai, Mother Teresa Teaching & Women’s University, Kodaikanal Literature: Current & Society of Literature & Culture issues, Trends & from 8th July 2020 to 14th July Challenges” 2020. 153 2020-21, Volume 113 13 Organised & Webinar on “The Organised by Internal Quality Participated Sexual Harassment of Assurance Cell (IQAC) and Internal Women at Workplace Complaints Committee (ICC) on 6th (Prevention, Prohibition June 2020. and Redressal) Act, 2013 14 Attended Online session on Organized by IQAC Wilson College “Moving towards on 17th July 2020. Autonomy” 15 Attended Online session on Organized by IQAC Wilson College “Autonomy and on 29th July 2020. Challenges” 16 Organised & A virtual panel Organized by ICC & WDC Wilson Participated discussion “Safe College on in collaboration with Mumbai & Gender Mumbai First held on 11th Feb concerns: The 2021 Changing Face of Mental Health & Wellbeing” English junior College Department Programme Sr. Name of program Description of program Faculty/ Date No. of Any other No. (20-30 words) student in partici- information (20-30 charge pants words) 1. Online Session 1 introduction of All 3 20th November 30 collaboration with students Sessions Maayan Shachar Session 2- child rights and organised 21st January 30 School Israel to virtual tour of Dharavi -students by Ms. K T exchange the projects on Child Rights Jayaraj and 3rd February 30 culture and ethos Session 3 - presentation of the Ms Ruby of the countries history of the Holocaust Malshe 2 Webinar on ‘How Resource person was Organised 1st March 65 This webinar was to prepare for an Ex wilsoian by Ms Ruby 2021 arranged to help interview” Miss Priyanka Paul Malshe and 12 std students Who shared her expert tips on Ms K T understand and how to prepare for an interview Jayaraj equip themselves to face an interview 3 Virtual tour of Yad Ms Noam Gittim -Head of Organised by 20th April 2021 110 Arranged to create Vashem Holocaust overseas groups and young K.T Jayaraj an awareness of Museum in leadership section -yad Vashem Ruby Malshe the tragic effects collaboration with -jerusalem. of dictatorship – a Israel Embassy lesson in their text and Yad Vashem book Jerusalem 154 2020-21, Volume 113 4 Better Resource Person Organised by 7th September 60 Arranged to help understanding of Dr. Michelle Philip Ms Ruby 2020 them understand Sherlock Holmes Malshe the lesson The Sign Of Four. 5 Webinar on Ms Donia Quadros(Social Organised by 24th November 80 Arranged to Appeal Writing Worker -refugee camp – Syrian Ms Ruby 2021 help students by an NGO at the Jordan Border) Malshe understand the skill Jordan Syrian of Appeal writing Border 6 Understanding Resource Person Organised by 12th January 90 book reviews and Ms Vinita Matthew -English Ms Ruby 2021 methods of writing Dept – Senior College Malshe them 7 Writing film Mr Sameer Khasnis Organised by 13th January 90 reviews .P Bhatia College Ms Ruby 2021 Malshe Junior College Staff Activities Sr. Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/Workshop Name of paper/ Name of the institution No. teacher Participated as/ Mention (national/ poster presented that organized program Presented paper or international/local) with dates poster 1 Ms. K. T attended Tackling Covid 19 – A The Womens Christian Jayaraj Biblical Perspective College, Chennai 2 Attended International Day of Ministry Human Resource Happiness Centre 3 Participated Education innovation In June 20 By Mashav Carona Times training centre Asian Region Countries Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Israel 4 Participated Two week faculty July 2020 organised by development program on the teaching and learning Managing online classes Centre Ramanujan and re co creating MOOCS College – University of Delhi- Minitsry of Human Resources development Pandit Madanmohan malaviya national mission on teaching and training 5 Participated National level webinar on Blooms Revised Taxonomy 6 Participated Webinar on New N .G . Acharya and D.K Education Policy Marathe College of Arts Science and Commerce. 155 2020-21, Volume 113 7 Participated Webinar Promoting Imagi Mumbai YMCA – nation and creativity September 5th among Teachers for CEMESTEA- Kenya effective learning -November 2020 8 Participated International conference Aharon Ofri Centre on international Education MASHAV israel Embassy Day -21st January 2021 “Principles of resilience in the education system” 9 Attended Seminar “ Excellence in Haggai Institute India – Virtual Facilitation “ April 2021 10 Facilitator Haggai Leadership April 2021 Seminar History Department Programs S.No Name of Description of Faculty/ Date No. of Any other program program student in participants information (20-30 words) charge (20-30 words) 1. Guest Lecture Mrs Archana Ms. Rita 10thFebrurary , 61 Ghatnekar gave a talk Chettiar 2021 on “Position of women in Ancient India” 2. Guest Lecture Dr. Prachi Moghe gave Ms. Aarti 9th March, 2021 35 a talk on Archaeology Manerikar and Heritage Tourism 3. Guest Lecture Mr. Sandesh Lad Ms. Aarti 22nd January, 40 addressed Ty Students Manerikar 2021 on Eco tourism in Maharashtra 4. Guest Lecture Mr. Mark Alexander, Ms. Rita 7th January, 2020 70 under the spoke to Travel & Chettiar Mentor program Tourism and TYBA students on Careers in Tourism 5. Guest Lecture Mr. Omkar Salunke Ms. Rita 5th and 6th 41 for Travel and took a session on role Chettiar November, 2020 Tourism of tourists guides and Careers in Tourism 6. Guest lecture for Mrs. Rekha Samant Ms. Rita 17th October, 36 TYBA gave a talk on Chettiar 2020 “Maharashtra Dharma” 156 2020-21, Volume 113 7. Virtual Heritage Mr. Omkar Salunke Ms. Aarti 10th October,2020 50 Walk conducted a virtual Manerikar Bandra Heritage walk 8. Guest Lecture Ms. Sunita Singh Ms. Aarti 11th October, 35 gave a talk to TYBA Manerikar 2020 students on Heritage Legislations 9. Guest Lecture Ms. Kashyapi Rane Ms. Aarti 4th to 8th 150 for SYBA gave a detailed talk on Manerikar September, 2020 Renaissance Art Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Any other Description of Sr. Faculty/ No of information Name of program program Date No student in charge participant (20-30 (20-30 words) words) 1. Women’s Day Quiz TYBA students Ms. Sneffi, Ms. Krisha 8th March, 31 Competition prepared an online Ms. Vibhuti, Ms.Nida 2021 quiz on the theme of Ms. Farhat, Ms. Aarti and Women’s Day Mr. Jacob (TYBA) 2. Documentry screening of Korea, Ms. Aarti Manerikar During the Average 30 screenings and Vietnam, Iranian ongoing Discussions -TYBA Revolution classroom occupation of Japan, discussions. Wild life in India, Eco Tourism, Forts, Lal Bahadur Shastri etc 3. Documentry Renaissance women Ms. Aarti Manerikar During the 150 screenings and artists, Child labour ongoing Discussions -SYBA during Industrial classroom revolution etc discussions. 4. Sessions for Importance of Ms. Rita Chettiar During the 35 Travel and Tourism, Types ongoing Tourism student’s of tourism, classroom documentary documentations discussions. screenings and (Passport,VISA) discussions Sustainable tourism, Role of MTDC 5. Documentary and Preservation Ms. Rita Chettiar During the discussion TYBA of Museum ongoing artifacts, Field classroom Archaeology, Forts discussions. of Maharashtra, Mughal architecture 157 2020-21, Volume 113 Staff Activities Sr. Name of Attended/Participated Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution that No teacher as/Presented paper or Workshop paper/ organized program with dates poster Mention (national/ poster international/local) presented 1. Ms. Conducted a Career Career Conversations Killekars and Shilahar Heritage Aarti Guidance session For Young India Services on 5th July,2020 Manerikar 2. Attended FDP Pedagogy for the IQAC-Wilson College Teachers of Higher 7th -15th April,2020 Education’ 3. completed 24 day Introduction to Indian BORI and Heritage India course Heritage 26th April to 19th May,2020 4. Participated in National Revised NAAC IQAC Cluster,India and IQAC Webinar Assessment Wilson college 29th april-3rd May,2020 5. Was a Co-convenor for a Commercial Sex Work WDC,UOM and Wilson college webinar and Workers” 13th May,2020 6. Participated in a webinar University Guidelines Ramanad Arya D.A.V College,23rd for Exams May,2020 7. Participated in a FDP Research Methodology- Kaash Foundation & Dept.of Historian’s compass Archaeology and Museum and Tools 25th to 30th May,2020 8. Was Co-convenor of an Vartamaan Sandarbh Dept.of Hindi-Wilson college & International webinar Mein Hindi Sahitya Aur UOM Paryaavaran’ 12TH June,2020 9. Participated in a National Effectiveness of Library ,Wilson College Webinar Bibliotherapy during 14 June,2020 Covid-19 10. Adjudged CEP Individual CEP Wilson college, Presentations 29th April-3rd May, 2021 1. Mrs. Rita Attended FDP “Pedagogy for Teachers IQAC Wilson COLLEGE Chettiar of Higher Education” 7th to 15th April, 2020 2. Participated in National Revised NAAC IQAC Cluster and IQAC Wilson Webinar Assessment College from 29th April to 3rd May, 2020 3. Was a Co-Convenor for a Commercial Sex work WDC, UOM and Wilson College Webinar and workers on 13th May, 2020 4. Attended International Research Methodology KES Shroff College and Vasant Rao Workshop Dada Patil Institute of Management and University of Mumbai 19th May to 25th May, 2020 158 2020-21, Volume 113 5. Attended National “Role of Digital IQAC and Library Committee Sree Webinar Library in Academic Narayan Guru College on 27th Research in post covid May, 2020 pandemic” 6. Was Co-Convenor Vartaman Sandarb Dept of Hindi Wilson College, International Webinar Mein Hindi Sahitya Aur UOM Paryaavaran 12th June, 2020 7. Was Co-Convenor Effectiveness of Library Wilson College on 14th National Webinar Bibliotherapy during June, 2020 Covid19 8. Participated in a session “Orientation to Wilson College Incubation Center Entrepreneurship Cell on 10th February, 2021 activities” 9. Attended Virtual Panel “Safe Mumbai and ICC and WDC of Wilson College in discussion Gender Concern: The collaboration with Mumbai First changing face of mental Hand held on 11th February, 2021 health and well being 1. Ms.Payal Gave a lecture Rising Over the Pyramid School, Vasai on 21st Bhattad challenges of specially January, 2021. challenged artists 2. Gave a lecture Creating Inclusive St.Xavier’s Institute of Education Society on 7th January, 2021 3. Adjudged M. M. Altekar Marathi Dept., Wilson college Memorial Debate 25 February, 2021 competition Positions/ Designations held by/ assigned to staff members Sr.No Name of faculty Name of Institution and Committee Position held 1. Aarti Manerikar 1. BOS, History of HSNC University Member 2. BOS, History, Bhavan’s College, Andheri west Publications by staff Sr. Name of State whether Title of research Name of book/ ISSN, ISBN, Publisher Page No faculty Research publication journal/ seminar E-ISSN No. (Name and Nos. Paper /Book/ proceeding (any (whichever Place) Chapter/ Edited other) where relevant) Volume/Any published Other 1 Rita Research Paper Inclusive education E.I.I.R. J ISSN-2277- Aarhat 63 Chettiar through assistive Electronic International 8721 Publication technology for Interdisciplinary and Aarhat visually impaired Research Journal Journal 159 2020-21, Volume 113 HINDI Department Programs Sr.No Name of program Description of Faculty/ Date No. of Any other program student in participants information (20-30 words) charge (20-30 words) 1 International Our delegates Dr. Satyawati 12th June, 1078 In this webinar total Webinar were included Chaubey 2021 1258 participants ‘Vartaman writers, professors, had registered, Sandarbh Mein lecturers, teachers whereas 1078 Hindi Sahitya and students, not participants had Aur Paryawaran’ only from different attended. collaborated with colleges, different University of cities across the Mumbai. country, but also different countries across the globe. 2 Intercollegiate Webinar was totally Dr. Satyawati 24th March, 110 students 19 students of students’s webinar organized by FYBA Chaubey 2021 students of K. Hindi students. C. College, R.N. Ruia College, SIES College, Maharashtra College, V.G. Vaze College, KET’s Vaze College, Shri M.M.P. Shah Women’s College were participated. 3 Remedial / 10 days Remedial/ Dr. Satyawati 5 Classes Each session For FYBA Hindi Enrichment Classes Enrichment classes Chaubey each Semester approx. 20 Compulsory conducted taken students 4 Guest Lecture by Guest lecture Dr. Satyawati 25th August, 45 students For SYBA Students Dr. Rita Kumar was organized on Chaubey 2020 ‘Functional Hindi’ 5 Guest Lecture by A Session on Dr. Satyawati 25th March, 85 students For FYBA Dr. Hina Shaikh ‘Jazbaat- The Emotion Chaubey 2021 Compulsory Hindi was organized. 6 Mentoring Session Conducted on Hindi Dr. Satyawati 14th to 16th 265 Objective: To make for Hindi students as a Second language Chaubey September, (All Hindi them comfortable & Hindi Literature 2020 Students in class. in different classes) 160 2020-21, Volume 113 7 Guidance lecture Dr.mamta jha being a Mrs. Sunita 18th 92 For SYJC students member of Chauhan February, Participants going to appear for BOARD OF STUDIES 2021 Board exams. Guided and Ms. Gazal Encouraged shah Our students to SYJC Arts attempt the board paper smoothly without any hesitation. 8 Based on the FYJC RJ ANURAG Ms. 6th April, 2021 98 syllabus ‘RADIO PANDAY also told Akanksha Students JOCKY, the writer his story how he Singh itself was invited to was able to be a Fyjc Arts A be talk about their successful RJ and role towards the also how youngsters society.It was very Can fulfill their Mrs. Sunita interactive session dreams without any Chauhan hurdles. 9 An interactive During Ms. Sapna 5th 68 session with Syjc arts Lecture this Choubey September, Students syjc students in Interactive session 2020 which students was successfully Mrs. Sunita remembered their conducted. Chauhan best teacher during their school time. 10 Based on SYJC Poet Dr.Mukesh Ms.Gazal 28th 54 syllabus a Lecture Gautam was invited Shah September, Students was For Special Lecture as 2020 Arrenged for syjc his poem PED HONE students on the KA ARTH is included Mrs. Sunita topic in syjc textbook.He Chauhan “ SAVE TREES” encouraged students to plant trees and take care of it. Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Description of Faculty/ Sr. No of Any other information Name of program program student in Date No participants (20-30 words) (20-30 words) charge 1 Cinema Screening – Based on Dr. Satyawati 17th March, Approx. 90 Time: 11am to 1: 15 ‘Fitoor’ (Chalk & Duster) Students- Chaubey 2021 pm. played by Sabana Teachers Relation Next day Group Azami & Juhi Chawala & School Politics Discussion on the film 2 Poetry Recitation Conducted in Dr. Satyawati 4th February, 14 Self-Written & Other class Chaubey 2021 Poet’s Poem also. 161 2020-21, Volume 113 3 Elocution Competition Conducted in Dr. Satyawati 18th 13 Covered many topics class Chaubey November, 2020 4 Debate on ‘Crackers Conducted in Dr. Satyawati 19th October, 20 Students actively & Diwali’ class Chaubey 2020 participated 5 Group Discussion on Conducted in Dr. Satyawati 6th 12 Students actively ‘Pandemic’, & ‘America class Chaubey October, 2020 participated Election’ 6 Mann Ki Baat Conducted in Dr. Satyawati 30th 17 Covered many topics class Chaubey September, 2020 7 Extempore Competition Conducted in Dr. Satyawati 25th 25 Covered many areas class Chaubey September, 2020 8 Intercollegiate Folk Conducted on Dr. Satyawati 13th Approx. 100 Different Languages Song Competition occasion of the Chaubey September, students folk song was sung by Hindi Diwas. 2021 students 9 LOKGEETO This musical Ms. Sapna 13th 80+ Senior and junior intercollegiate Choubey September college students KA GULDASTA regional singing And 2020 in participated and Competition was Ms. Gazal organised the program organised on shah successfully. HINDI DIWAS Mrs. Sunita chauhan Student Achievements Sr. No Name of program Description of Name of Date Rank/prize/ Any other program student participation information (20-30 words) (20-30 words) 1 Intercollegiate Folk Conducted on Ms. Neha 13th 1st prize Song Competition occasion of the Sexena September, Hindi Diwas 2021 2 Intercollegiate Folk Conducted on Mr. Deepak 13th Consolation Song Competition occasion of the September, Prize Hindi Diwas 2021 3 Poetry Recitation Conducted in class Anmol Bateja 4th February, 1st, 2nd & Rushda Shamsi 2021 3rd prize, Gargee Consolation Prize 4 Extempore Conducted in class Sarfraj Khan 25th 1st, 2nd & Competition Riya Bhorkar September, 3rd prize, Alankrita 2020 Consolation Gargee Prize 162 2020-21, Volume 113 5 Mann Ki Baat Conducted in class Ansha, Keisa, 30th 1st, 2nd & Sarita September, 3rd prize, 2020 Consolation Prize 6 Elocution Conducted in class Sarfraz Khan 18th 1st, 2nd & Competition Rahul November, 3rd prize, Luke 2020 Consolation Prize 7 Lookgeeto Inter collegiate Joushua 13th 3rd This musical Ka Competition was Katmala September Prize Intercollegiate Guldasta organised And 2020 Competition On HINDI Divas. Vedant Consultation was based on Details about other Sawant Prize INDIAN competitions held FOLK are given in the MUSIC., syllabus HINDI in PARISHAD report. Syjc hindi Textbook YUVAKBHARTI Staff Achievements Sr. Name of Nature of Name and short Date Any other information No Teacher Achievement description of university / (20-30 words) (with title) awarding agency (20-30 words) 1 Mrs. Sunita BEING an active RASHTRIYA SHIKSHAK 7th March, A two-day seminar Chauhan member, organizing SANCHETNA from 2021 was organized to and participating UJJAIN (MP)is a national on the occasion of celebrate Webinars be Mrs. organization which INTERNATIONAL International Sunita Chauhan promotes the HINDI WOMEN’S DAY Women’s was awarded with “ language, not only in India Day, where professors, MA PANNADHAYE but also overseas. teachers and members Puruskar” . During lockdown appx.50 of the Webinars were organized organization on different topics. were invited. Staff Activities Sr. Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/Workshop Name of paper/ Name of the institution No teacher Participated Mention (national/ poster presented that organized program as/Presented international/local) with dates paper or poster 1 Dr. Presented paper Two-days Transdisciplinary The Pandemic V. G. Vaze College of Arts, Satyawati International Web Conference Turn: Challenges Science & Commerce. Chaubey on ‘The Pandemic Turn: Direction & Date: 25th -26th Challenges Direction & Innovation in New February, 2021 Innovation In New Order’ Order 163 2020-21, Volume 113 2 Resource Person Two Days E- Workshop “Paribhashik Collaboration with Hindi On “Revised Syllabus of Shabdawali Ka Department, University S.Y.B.A. Hindi Paper-II & III” Vistrit Adhyayan” of Mumbai & Sonubhau (CBCS) Basant College of Arts & State Level Commerce, Shahpur Date: 18th -19th August, 2020. 3 Presented Paper Two days International Webinar ‘Bhaktikal Ki Collaboration with on Samanvay University of Mumbai & “Madhyakalin Sahitya Ka Bhavana Evam Jambhani Sahitya Academy, Punrpath Aur Jambhani Guru Jambhoji’ Bikaner, Rajasthan. Sahitya” Date: 29th -30th June, 2020. 4 Presented Paper One day International Webinar ’21vin Sadi Ke V. G. Vaze College of Arts, on “21 vin Sadi Ke Hindi Hindi Sahitya Mein Science & Commerce. Sahitya Mein Vyangya: Dasha Date: 27th June, 2020. Vyangya: Dasha Aur Disha’” Aur Disha’ 5 Presented Paper One day International Webinar ‘Aadhunik Hindi Collaborated with University on”Vartaman Sandarbh Mein Kavita Mein of Mumbai & Wilson Hindi Sahitya Aur Paryawaran” Paryawaran - College, Mumbai Vimarsh’ Date: 12th June, 2020. PARTICILATED IN FDP/ CONFERENCE/ WORKSHOP/WEBINAR 1 Dr. Anchored & One day International Webinar - Collaboration with R.N. Satyawati Attended on ’21 vin Sadi Ki Chunautiyan Jhunjhunwala College & Chaubey Aur Hindi Katha Sahitya’ University of Mumbai on 20th June, 2020 2 Participated National Webinar on SIES College of Arts, “Introduction to MOOCs and Science & Commerce SWAYAM” Date: 31st March, 2021 3 Participated National Webinar Series on B. M. Ruia Girls’ College “National Education Policy Girgaon & S.D. Institute of 2020: Prospects & Challenges Management Studies. in Higher Education- Leadership Date: 30th March, 2021 Governance & Teachers- NEP 2020, New Approach” 4 Participated One week FDP on Curriculum Association with RUSA, Design and Pedagogy for Maharashtra & TISS Autonomous Colleges from Date: From 22nd -27th Maharashtra February, 2021 5 Participated State Level Conference on Collaboration with Sophia ‘Autonomy- The Path Ahead’ College & RUSA Date: From 16th -18th February, 2021 6 Participated Local Level Incubation Centre, Wilson Orientation to Entrepreneurship College Cell Activities Date: 10th February, 2021 164 2020-21, Volume 113 7 Participated One day Training Workshop Association with UWDC titled University of Mumbai & ‘Understanding & Addressing S.M. Shetty College of Sexual Harassment on Science, Commerce & Campuses’ for ICC & WDC Management Studies, Powai Members Date: 5th February, 2021 8 Participated Local Level Conference on Collaboration with ICC & ‘Safe Mumbai & Gender WDC, Wilson College & Concern: The Changing Face of Mumbai First Mental Health & Well Being’ Date: 11th February, 2021 9 Participated Three days International K.M. Agrawal College of Interdisciplinary e Conference Arts, Commerce & Science, on ‘Bhasha, Sahitya Aur Kalyan Cinema Mein Bhojan Ki Rajneeti Date: 8th,9th & 10th September, 2020 10 Attended Two days International Webinar Arts, Science & Commerce on ‘Tulsi Sahitya: Vaishvik Shasakiya Mahavidyalaya, Manav Moolya’ Sankhali, Goa & Rashtriya Hindi Patrika ‘Anbhai’ Date: 27th -28th July, 2020 11 Attended One day Local Webinar on R. N. Ruia Autonomous ‘Job Opportunities after B.A. & College & Sameechin M.A.with Hindi’ Magazine Date: 2nd August, 2020 12 Attended Two days International Webinar Shri M.D. Shah Mahila on ‘Vartman Samay Aur Sahitya College of Arts & Ki Chunautiyan’ Commerce. Date: 27th -28th June, 2020. 13 Attended One day International Webinar K.R.M Mahila College of on ‘Covid-19: Chunautiyan Arts, Commerce & Science, Evam Awasar’ Nanded. Date: 14th June, 2020. 14 Attended Two days International Webinar Sonubhau Basant College of on ‘Vaishvik Paridrishya Me Arts & Commerce, Shahpur Bharatiya Samaj Aur Sanskriti Date: 9th -10th June, 2020 15 Attended One day National Webinar on R.D & S.H. National College Harivansh Rai Bachchan & S.W.A. Science College Date: 13th June, 2020 16 Attended One day International Webinar Maharashtra College of Arts, on ‘Hindi Kavita: Adytan Science & Commerce. Sandarbh’ Date: 24th June, 2020. 17 Attended One day National Webinar on St. Joseph College, Mysore ‘Samkaleen Hindi Sahitya Mein Date: 18th June, 2020. Paryawaran Chetana’ 165 2020-21, Volume 113 18 Attended National Webinar Series on B. M. Ruia Girls’ College “National Education Policy Girgaon & S.D. Institute of 2020: Prospects & Challenges Management Studies. in Higher Education- Integrated Date: 16th April, 2021 & Online Courses 19 Attended One day International Webinar Collaboration with Rajkeeya on “Madhyakalin Ramkavya Ko Mahavidyalaya, Bavdi, Jambhani Sahityakaron Ki Den” Jodhpur & Jambhani Sahitya Academy, Bikaner, Rajasthan. Date: 21st April, 2021. 1. Mrs. Sunita Participated International Anchored Collaborated with University Chauhan Webinar VARTMAN One of the of Mumbai & Wilson SANDHARBH MAIN sessions College, Mumbai HINDI SAHITYA OR Date: 12th June, 2020. PARYAVARAN 2. Attended Workshop and training held Organized by regarding SYJC Maharashtra state REVISED KRUTIPATRIKA. secondary and higher secondary shikshan mandal. 3. Participated Review of HINDI WORKBOOK Prepared Initiative taken by for Class 8 Model questions Maharashtra State , for Class 8 Balbharti, Pune. Based on the 8th, 9th and 10th March 2021 Hindi Textbook. 4. Participated NATIONAL WEBINAR- Organizing Wilson college LIBRARY Effectiveness of BIBLIOGRAPHY committee DURING COVID-19 member 5. Participated NATIONAL WEBINAR-Vishve Presented paper Rashtrye shikshan mai hindi ki stiti- safalta evam sanchetna, Ujjain sambhavnaye 6. Attended NATIONAL WEBINAR-140th Nirmala Birth Anniversary of Premchand college,Muvattupuzha 7. Attended NATIONAL WEBINAR- Vachan Poona College of Arts, prerna divas Science and commerce 8. Attended NATIONAL WEBINAR- Videsho St. Joseph college of main Hindi ka prachar prasar women, VISHAKHAPATNAM 9. Participated POEM RECITATION on the AVIRAT EDUCATION occasion of HINDI DIVAS. 10. Attended National weninar- Mahatma Rashtrye Shikshak Gandhi -shiksha or sahitye ke sanchetna and Saraswati paripakshye mai. Mahavidhyalya, Amdi Nagar, Hudko, Bhilai. 166 2020-21, Volume 113 11. Attended National seminar- ekkisavi sadi R.N .Jhunjhunwala college ki chunottiyan or hindi katha and University of Mumbai. sahitya 12. Attended One day National webinar on R.D & S.H National college HARIVANSH RAI BACHAAN & S.W.A science college 13. Attended National webinar- Vashvik falak Satyawati college, Delhi par bhartiye sanskruti 14. Participated Elocution and poem recitation Judge Jaihind college, Mumbai competition on the occasion of Hindi Divas for jr. college students 15. Participated HOLI FESTIVAL CELEBRATION- SHRIMATI MMK COLLEGE HOLI K RANG – HANSI OF COMMERCE AND THITHOLI K SANG ECONOMIC, Bandra, MUMBAI Research activities by staff Research Awarding Agency/ Sr.No Name of faculty Title of research Amount Award/Grant Institution 1 Dr. Satyawati Minor Research Ikkisavin Sadi Ke Upanyaason University of 30,000/- Chaubey Mein Paryavaran Mumbai, Mumbai. Publications by staff Sr. Name of State whether / Title of research Name of book/ ISSN, ISBN, Publisher Page No faculty Book/Chapter/ publication journal/ seminar E-ISSN No. (Name and Nos. Edited Volume/ proceeding (any (whichever Place) Any Other other) where relevant) published 1 Dr. Research Article Urdhvagami Shakuntika : ISBN No. 978-81- Lokbharati 115-122 Satyawati published in Chintan Ki Aur Srijan Aur Drishti 948335-7-4 Publication, Chaubey Book Udbuddha Karati (Year-2021) Prayagraj, Shakuntika UP 2 Dr. Research Paper Navjagaran Adhunik Hindi ISBN No. 978-81- Naman 33-38 Satyawati published in Ke Agradoot: Sahitya Ki 942507-1-5 Prakashan Chaubey Book Bharatendu Vaicharik 2019 New Delhi Prishthabhumi 3 Dr. Research Paper Vimal Ki Sameechin ISSN No. - UGC Care Satyawati published in Sahajanubhooty: July -Dec.2020 2250-2335 List & Peer Chaubey Magazine ‘Main Vahaan Hoon’ Reviewed Journal 4 Dr. Research Paper Dr. Chandrakant Abhideshak June- RNI Reference Swami 48-53 Satyawati published in Devtale Ka Sahityik Aug., 2020 No-1327490 Prakashak, Chaubey Magazine Yogdan UPHIN48662, Evam Mudrak, Dr. Omkarnath Dwiwedi, Sultanpur, UP 167 2020-21, Volume 113 5 Dr. Research Paper Prawasi Jeevan Ki Suryabala Ka Under Publication Satyawati published in Sangharsh Gatha Katha Sahitya (ISBN No. Chaubey Book ‘Kaun Desh Ko Awaited) Wasi’ 6 Dr. Research Paper Meri Drishti Mein Swatantra Jan- Satyawati published in Vishva Mahila Samaachar Chaubey News Paper Diwas MARATHI Department Programs Sr. Name of Description of programme Faculty/ Date No. of Any other No programme (20-30 words) student in participants information charge (20-30 words) 1 ‘Mahatma The Department organised an Ms. Rashmi 20th 40 This session Jyotiba Phule ‘Enrichment Lecture’ based on the Satpute January, was part of aani Savitribai syllabus of FYBA Marathi ANC-Paper 2021 the series of Phule Yanchya I: Marathi Play - ‘Satyashodhak’, programmes Karyacha written by Mr. G. P. Deshpande. The organised by Samajshastriya lecture was delivered by Ms. Ayeshna the department Angane Ghetlela Dutta, formerly, Assistant Professor, to celebrate Vedh’ Dept of Sociology. The lecture ‘Marathi Bhasha was very informative and it helped Sanvardhan the students understand various Pandhravada’. sociological aspects of the topic in depth. 2 ‘MaTa College Mr. Prathamesh Gaikwad talked the Ms. Rashmi 21st 46 This session Club Reporter importance of exploring new areas Satpute January, was part of Prathmesh and building up observation capacity 2021 the series of Gaikwad which can be ultimately used for programmes yanchyashi creative writing. He also mentioned organised by Gappa-tappa’ the importance of effective the department usage of Marathi in both verbal and to celebrate written form by sharing his own life ‘Marathi Bhasha experiences. Sanvardhan Pandhravada’. 3 ‘Marathi To develop digital literacy among Ms. Rashmi 13th 10 This session Wikipedia students, this session was specially Satpute February, was organised Parichaysatra’ organised by the department. Mr. 2021 as a part of Sushant Devlekar who is associated ‘Marathi Bhasha with ‘Rajya Marathi Vikas Sanstha’ Gaurav Din’ was the speaker for this session. He celebration. explained the important features of Marathi Wikipedia, how to edit it, and also discussed the misconceptions about Marathi Wikipedia. 168 2020-21, Volume 113 Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr. Name of Description of programme Faculty/ Date No of Any other information No programme (20-30 words) student in participants (20-30 words) charge 1 Dr. M. M. The topics were: Ms. Rashmi 4th October, 31 This competition is Altekar 1.’Corona’cha Kardankal Satpute 2020 conducted every year Memorial 2.’Online Sultana…’ by the department Essay 3.’Bheti Lage Jiva…’ in the memory of its Writing 4.’Ruperi Padyamagil Kale former head, the Late. Competition Vastav’ Dr. M. M. Altekar. 2 ‘Vachankatta’ This activity was specially Ms. Rashmi 6th 22 organised to inculcate the habit Satpute November, of reading in the students. This 2020, year students were not able to and 28th visit the library due to lockdown, January, but in ‘Vachankatta’ they read 2021 out paragraphs from famous Marathi books and Marathi poems. In the second session, students gave information about seven dialects of Marathi and presented short videos of the same. 3 Nehru Essay This competition was Ms. Rashmi 11th 08 Writing conducted in English, Marathi Satpute February, Competition and Hindi. For the essays in 2021 Marathi, department was responsible for the smooth conduct of this activity. 4 Dr. M. M. The topic was: ‘Aapli Ms. Rashmi 25th 18 This competition is Altekar Sadhyakalin Shikshan Padhati Satpute February, conducted every year Memorial Rojgar Milvun Denyas 2021 by the department Debate Upayukta Aahe Kinva Nahi?’ in the memory of its Competition The team, which argued for former head, the Late. ‘Nahi’ won. Dr. M. M. Altekar. Ms. Payal Bhattad, Dept. of History, and Ms. Rashmi Satpute were the judges for this competition. 5 Marathi Mr. Savrabh Sohani was the Ms. Rashmi 27th 63 The birthday of Bhasha chief guest of this special Satpute and February, renowned Marathi Gaurav Din programme. He gave a talk on Mrs. Sangita 2021 poet Kusumagraja is ‘New fields and opportunities Sandav celebrated as ‘Marathi in a career in Marathi’. This Bhasha Gaurav Din’ talk was followed by the every year. cultural programme of students ‘Labhale Aamhas Bhagya…’ 169 2020-21, Volume 113 Student Achievements Sr. Name of Description of Name of student Date Rank/prize/ Any other No programme programme participation information (20-30 words) (20-30 words) 1 Dr. M. M. 1. Ms. Akanksha Puradkar SYBA 1st Prize Altekar 2. Mr. Shrutayu Ghadge SYBA 2nd Prize Memorial 3. Mr. Dayanand Gurav FYBSc 3rd Prize Essay-Writing Competition Consolation prize: 1. Mr. Harshad Chakadhare - SYBA 2. Ms. Ketaki Kanhere - FYBA 3. Ms. Scarlet Debreto - FYBSc 4. Mr. Sanjeevan Dabre – FYBA 2 Nehru Essay 1. Sanjeevan Dabre - FYBA 1st Prize Competition 2. Mr. Shrutayu Ghadge SYBA 2nd Prize 3. Mr. Atharva Kathi - SYBA 3rd Prize Consolation prize: 1. Mr. Sheikh Mohammed Shamshegir Islam - SYBA 2. Shravani Pawar - FYBA 3 Dr. M. M. 1. Mr. Chaitanya Parte SYBA 1st Prize Altekar 2. Ms. Akanksha Puradkar SYBA 2nd Prize Memorial 3. Ms. Shravani Pawar FYBA 3rd Prize Debate Competition Consolation prize: 1. Mr. Shrutayu Ghadge - SYBA Mr. Atharva Kathi - SYBA 2. Ms. Ketaki Kanhere - FYBA 3. Mr. Sanjeevan Dabre - FYBA Staff Activities Sr. Name of Attended/Participated as/ Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution No teacher Presented paper or poster Workshop paper/poster that organised Mention (national/ presented programme with dates international/local) 1 Ms. Attended Outcome Based Education NA IQAC Wilson College, Rashmi and Assessment Program Mumbai Satpute 22-25th April, 2021 170 2020-21, Volume 113 PHILOSOPHY & PSYCHOLOGY Department Programmes Sr. Name of Description of Faculty/ Date No. of Any other No programme programme student in participants information (20-30 words) charge (20-30 words) 1. Workshop Title- The workshop aimed Dr. Biraj 28th-29th 23 Faculty: Temporality in at understanding Mehta September Mr. Sudipto Cinema from Frozen temporality in cinematic 2020. Acharya time to Imprinted realities through analysis Time of short films. 2. Enrichment The programme aimed Dr. Biraj 14th-18th 14 Faculty: programme for at familiarising students Mehta December Mr. Nikhil Advance Learners to contemporary 2020, 22nd Katara and Theme: western philosophy May-27th Prof. Kanchana Existentialism, May 2021 Mahadevan Phenomenology and Art 3 Guest lecture Mr. Apollo Raj gave a Ms. Rashna 24th 101 Mr. Apollo Raj by Mr. Apollo talk to SYBA and FYBA Patel September, works as Campus Raj Kumar, on Psychology students, 2020 Director, for the Relationship Goals on what contributes to organisation Every successful relationships. Nation. 4 Guest lecture by Ms Kapur spoke Ms. Rashna 16th 100 The talk was for Psychologist Ms. on boundaries and Patel October, FYBA students, Chinar Kapur, the establishing of 2020 although some on Handling boundaries to maintain SYBA students Relationships healthy relationships. also joined in. during the pandemic 5 Psychology Instagram Live by Cosas 12th and 48 All participant Education and Community 13th August, were given Career Fair 2020 acknowledgment certificates. 6 Career Orientation Students were given Ms. Vrinda 16th March, 48 The session was Session guidance regarding Ruparelia, 2021 conducted by higher education, career Ms. Anushka the Psychology prospects and job Damani, Ms. Department profiles in the field of Madhureema teachers at a Psychology, especially Neglur classroom level to in India. address common doubts and anxieties raised by students with the admission process starting for PG courses. 171 2020-21, Volume 113 7 Study abroad: A career fair was Ms. Vrinda 8th April, 53 Mr. Parin Shah Destination UK organised for SYBA Ruparelia, 2021 along with and TYBA Psychology Ms. Anushka his team at and Philosophy Damani, Ms. Back2Study students for pursuing Madhureema helped addressed higher education from Neglur student concerns universities abroad. about abroad education. Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr.No Name of programme Description of Faculty/ Date No of Any other programme student in participants information (20-30 words) charge (20-30 words) 1. Film Club The second successful Faculty Mentor: Average Names year of film club with Dr. Biraj Mehta 20-25 of films 8 film screenings that Students- participants screened: addressed subjects Incharge: per session Knives out, ranging from religion, Ms. Mansi Bhoj Ventilator, gender, socio political Ms. Pooja Sir, Court, and lived ethics. World, Ms. Shruti Fight Club, regional and Hindi cinema Margarita was screened followed by with a philosophical analysis of Straw, the film and its theme. dream Girl, God’s Dead 2, Organised a Webinar The online Webinar Ms. Rashna Patel 6th June, About NIL on Sexual Harassment explaining the POSH Act, (Presiding Officer, 2020. Hundred of women at 2013, was conducted for ICC). workplace Prevention, both teaching and non- and Thompson Prohibition and teaching staff of Wilson Fernandes Redressal Act, 2013. College. (Male Resource person: Representative of Ms Shlesha Seth teaching staff ). Chheda. (Partner, FBZ & Associates, Advocates & Solicitors, Mumbai.) 3. Talks on Internal Online brief talk about Ms. Rashna Patel January, About 420 Complaints Committee- ICC, was given to FYBA 2021. the nature of its work and FYBSC students, during FC lectures. 172 2020-21, Volume 113 4. Organised a panel Panelists who Ms. Rashna 11th Received 992 discussion streamed participated in the Patel, Presiding February views, from live on You Tube on, discussion were: Officer, ICC. 2021. 11-2-2021 to Safe Mumbai & Gender Dr. Harish Shetty, & 7-3-2021. Concerns: Psychiatrist, Mumbai. Dr. Ms. Muneerah The changing Face Juhi Deshmukh, Assistant Khambhawala of Mental Health and Prof. Department of Convenor, WDC, Well-Being. Psychology, Pune. Wilson College & Ms Nirali Bhatia Ms. Aishwarya, -Cyber Psychologist Mumbai First. & Psychotherapist. Ms Aswati Dorje (Special I.G.P) Director, Maharashtra Police Academy. 5. Weekly Movie Reviews During Semester VI, on Ms. Vrinda About 48 Some of a weekly basis, students Ruparelia, Ms. the movies and teachers would Madhureema that were collaboratively decide on Neglur reviewed watching a psychology- during this based movie during the period were week which would be A Beautiful reviewed and analysed Mind, from an academic Eternal perspective in class. Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Shutter Island, American Psycho, etc. Student Achievements Sr.No Name of Description of Name of Date Rank/prize/ Any other programme programme student participation information (20-30 words) (20-30 words) 1. Local inter Organised by K.J. Ms. Sara Sneha 10th and 11th 3rd Prize. Prize was collegiate Somaiya College of Thomas April 2021. won for - Workshop cum Arts and Commerce Abstract competition on writing for “How to Write a research Research Paper” paper 173 2020-21, Volume 113 2. A Poem titled, ‘Not Ms. Pavitra September Published poem the End”, was written Patel, 2020 issue. in mental health by Ms Pavitra Patel, SYBA magazine SYBA and published in a mental health magazine, named MAN-TARANG, of Mastishk Counselling Centre Wrote another Poem Ms. Pavitra February, Published poem titled Happiness was Patel, 2021 issue. in mental health published in a mental SYBA magazine- health magazine, PSYCHOLOGS PSYCHOLOGS 3. Empirical paper Mr. Vihar Shah, Volume 8, Published Empirical published in The SYBA Issue 4, paper, in The International Journal of October- International Indian Psychology. December, Journal of Indian Title of paper: 2020. Psychology. “Understanding empathy and emotions in informal care givers in comparison to non- care givers.” 4. Participated in Mr. Janmejay 12th and 13th Won first prize in online intercollegiate Tewari, FYBA March, 2021 Freud’s Clinic, held Fest named Mind on 12th March, Theatre, conducted 2021. by Department of Won second prize Psychology, S.K. in Psych Express, Somaiya held on 13th March, College of Arts, 2021. Science and Won second prize Commerce. in Slaughtertown Road, held on 13th March. 5. “Cinemania: An Team Artemis wrote Team Artemis: 18th February 1st Prize Inter-Collegiate and presented an Ms. Afshan 2021 Research exceptional research Yalingar, Ms. Challenge” hosted paper in APA Style Khushi Parikh, by St. Andrew’s on the psychological- Ms. Esha Lopes College thriller movie Shutter and Ms. Vianna Island Pillai, TYBA 6. Comic Park: The students had Ms. Afshan 12th March, 1st Prize Meme Making to creatively and Yaligar 2021 Competition hosted humorously convey by the Psychology important psychology Department of S.K. concepts Somaiya Degree College 174 2020-21, Volume 113 7. Comic Park: The students had Ms. Esha Lopes 12th March, 2nd Prize Meme Making to creatively and 2021 Competition humorously convey hosted by the important psychology Psychology concepts Department of S.K. Somaiya Degree College The Political Art Entry Ms. Esha Lopes 3rd March, Participation Science 2021 Association (PSA) of Wilson College celebrated “World Wildlife Day” 8. “Psych Up” at Psychology Quiz Ms. Hitakshi 17th March, 1st Prize PsychXplore- An Contest Negandhi 2021 intercollegiate event, hosted by Department of Psychology at Royal College 9. SHODH: A National The student with Ms. Shivaani 11/09/2020 Paper presentation Research Paper her peer from MCC Nadar Competition at wrote a research Mulund College of paper on “Minding Commerce (MCC) the Lockdown Mind” which is very relevant to the COVID-19 situation 10. Article on Ms. Kerolin 2021 issue “Mindfulness: Living Jivrajani in the Present” written for Nehru Prize Essay Competition was selected to feature in the Wilsonian Poem Writing Ms. Kerolin 26th March, 3rd Prize contest at Gender Jivrajani 2021 Prism, organised by Department of Sociology at Wilson College Essay writing Ms. Kerolin competition by Jivrajani Participation Political Science Association of Wilson college on “Right to Education” 175 2020-21, Volume 113 “Likho Jee Jaan Ms. Kerolin Participation Se” – Poetry Writing Jivrajani Competition by Department of Sociology, Wilson College 11. Quiz on “Gender Ms. Rida on 4th Participation Sensitisation and Mehnaaz Spetember, awareness” by G.M. 2020 Momin Women’s College 12. “Likho Jee Jaan Ms. Tinby Participation Se” – Poetry Writing Thomas Competition by Department of Sociology, Wilson College “Writing and Art Ms. Tinby Participation Competition” hosted Thomas by Minerva 13. Enigma Quiz Event Theme: Psychology Ms. Kerolin 10th and 11th Participation hosted by Christ 101 Jivrajani, Ms. April, 2021 University at their Ruchika Singh, Psychology fest Ms. Vianna Silhouette 2021 Pillai Staff Achievements Sr.No Name of Nature of Achievement (with title) Name and short Date Any other Teacher description information of university / (20-30 words) awarding agency (20-30 words) 1 Ms. Vrinda 1.Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) University Grants 30th Ruparelia Award—Financial Assistance for pursuing Commission (UGC) November, regular and full time M.Phil/Ph.D. 2020 2. Late Grandmother Dr. Kusum Damale Gold Medal Prize (for standing first in Shreemati 17th Master in Clinical Psychology in SNDTWU, Nathi Damodar February, Churchgate); Indumati and Janakray Thackersay 2021 Dholkia Gold Medal Prize (for securing Women’s University highest marks in Master Programme in Psychology in SNDTWU); Smt. Jayaben J. Dasani Psychology Prize (for securing the highest marks in entire Psychology (English Medium) from amongst candidates studying in the Department of Post-graduate Studies & Research, Mumbai at M.A. Examinations) 176 2020-21, Volume 113 Staff Activities. Sr. Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution No teacher Participated as/ Workshop paper/poster that organised Presented paper or Mention (national/ presented programme with dates poster/Resource international/local) Person 1. Dr. Harsha 1. Attended a FDP: Evolution from NA Satish Pradhan Badkar Faculty Development Offline to Online Teaching Dnyansadhana College, Programme from 30th Thane in association with May to 3rd June 2020 IT Dept. of University of Mumbai and Microsoft 2. Dr. Harsha 2. Attended Awareness Session: NA NSS of Wilson College Badkar Awareness Session on How to Help the Visually 9th June 2020 Challenged Person after Lockdown 3. Dr. Harsha 3. Presented a paper One day International Gandhi, Satat Dept of Hindi, Wilson Badkar in the Seminar on 12th Webinar: Vartaman Vikas aur College in collaboration June 2020 Sandarbh Mein Hindi Paryavaran with Dept of Hindi, Sahitya aur Paryavaran University of Mumbai 4. Dr. Harsha 4. Participated a Guest Living Forward by NA Step Up Programme, Badkar Session on 14th June Motivational Speaker Mr. Wilson College 2020 Ashish Vidyarthi 5. Dr. Harsha 5. Attended a webinar Online Webinar: New NA Academisthan Badkar from 28th to 30th June Age Tools for Teaching 2020 Online 6. Dr. Harsha 6. Resource Person Diploma Course on Inter Session Dept. of inter Religious Badkar 25th and 28th August Religious Traditions on Astika Studies, St. Xavier’s Philosophy College, Mumbai 7. Dr. Harsha 7. Resource Person Diploma Course on Inter Session Dept. of inter Religious Badkar 25th September Religious Traditions on Nastika Studies, St. Xavier’s Philosophy College, Mumbai 8. Ms. Rashna 1. Attended Young Minds Matter: NIL 29th & 30th June, 2020. Patel Towards the mental Women’s Polytechnic health and well-being College, Puducherry and of youth – Two-day Dept. of Psychology, International Webinar Kasturba College for Women. 9. Ms. Rashna 2. Attended Moving Towards NIL 17th July 2020 Patel Autonomy-Local IQAC, Wilson College. 10. Ms. Rashna 3. Attended International Webinar NIL 22nd -23rd July, 2020. Patel for online education and Wilson College Cyber Security 11. Ms. Rashna 4. Participated Session on “World First NIL NSS Unit of Wilson College Patel Aid Day” Local on 12th September, 2020 177 2020-21, Volume 113 12. Ms. Rashna 5. Attended Building Netiquettes and NIL 19th September, 2020. Patel Safe cyberspace- Local Vaze College, Sociology Department and Women Development Cell 13. Ms. Rashna 6. Attended International Conference- NIL 10th SPA International Patel COVID 19 Empowering Conference. Mental health and lifelong learning in 5-7 November, 2020 Children. 14. Ms. Rashna 7. Presented Emotions -A Positive Emotion 4-5 December, 2020. Patel Multidisciplinary Inquiry. and Well-being Emotions -A International Conference. Multidisciplinary Inquiry. Jointly organised by St Andrew’s Educational Foundation and Grand Academic Portal in Association with Nalanda Nritya Kala Mahavidyalaya, Mumbai & University of Hindu, Indonesia 15. Ms. Rashna 8. Attended Two-day Workshop Nil 19th and 20th December, Patel on Mindfulness Based 2020. Cognitive Therapy Dr. T. Santhanam, SDS Academy of Behavioural Sciences, Chennai 16. Ms. Rashna 9. Moderator For the event Turncoat, N.A. 12th January, 2021. Patel on the topic ‘Intelligent Ms Sharmila Dhote, people are Anti-Social”, Department of Psychology, at St. Andrew’s College St. Andrew’s College of Arts, Science and Commerce. 17. Ms. Rashna 10. Attended Understanding and NIL February 5th, 2021, Patel Addressing Sexual Organised by W.D.C., Harassment on University of Mumbai and Campuses-For ICC and Bunt Sangha’s S.M. WDC members- Local Shetty College of Science, Commerce & Management Studies, Powai, Mumbai. 18. Ms. Rashna 11. Organised Webinar, live streamed Gave welcome 11th February, 2021. Patel on You Tube, on address. Organised jointly by ICC & Safe Mumbai and WDC, Wilson College, Gender Concerns: The Mumbai changing Face of Mental And Mumbai First. Health and Well-Being 178 2020-21, Volume 113 19. Ms. Rashna 12. Participated and Role of Teachers in NIL Organised on Friday, 26 Patel helped in organising Enhancing the Emotional February, 2021 by InSPA Wellbeing of Maharashtra State Students- For Mumbai Body at Mumbai, School Teachers Maharashtra. 20. Dr. Biraj 1. Participated National Webinar on - KLE Society’s Science and Mehta Green Audit – A Boon Commerce College in Present scenario of 17th May 2020 COVID-19 21. Dr. Biraj 2. Participated National Revised - RUSA, Office of Joint Mehta Assessment and Director, Higher Education, Accreditation Framework Mumbai Region and Ramanand Arya DAV College 4th June 2020 22. Dr. Biraj 3. Participated National level Making - St. Xavier’s College Mehta Online Learning Inclusive (Autonomous) Xavier’s for Student with Resource Centre for Disabilities the Visually Challenged - A Skill-building (XRCVC) workshop for Teachers of 23rd and 24th June 2020 Higher Education 23. Dr. Biraj 4. Participated National level - Andhra Pradesh State Mehta Introducing Skill Oriented Council of Higher courses in Universities Education, Akkinenni and Colleges Nagehswara Rao College, IQAC Cluster India and White Code 9th July 2020 24. Dr. Biraj 5. Participated National level - New Arts, Commerce Mehta Fundamental Questions and Science College, in Epistemology: Ahmednagar, Department Indian and Western of Philosophy, Savitribai Perspectives Phule Pune and Maharashtra Tattvadnyan Parishad 31st May and 1st June 24. Dr. Biraj 6. Participated National level Learner - Smt. SPN Doshi Women’s Mehta Differences and Different College 30th May 2020 Learning Needs 25. Dr. Biraj 7. Participated Local FDP and - IQAC, University of Mehta Workshop, MOODLE Mumbai. Learning Management 5th- 8th August 2020 System 26. Dr. Biraj 8. Completed online EDUCATION FOR ALL: - University of Cape Town, Mehta Course (18 hours) DISABILITY, DIVERSITY course offered by Future AND INCLUSION Learn 179 2020-21, Volume 113 27. Dr. Biraj 9. Resource Person Jurisprudence Legal ILS, Pune Mehta Frameworks: 6th May 2020 Feminist and Marxist Perspectives 28. Dr. Biraj 10. Resource Person Online lecture for Making S.P.N. Doshi Women’s Mehta teachers on Inclusion Institutions College in Higher education Disability-friendly institutions and Inclusive 29. Dr. Biraj 11. Resource Person Philosophical Praxis Philosophical Joshi Bedekar College of Mehta through Art counselling: Arts and Commerce existential perspectives 30. Dr. Biraj 12. Chairperson Gender Equity & Gender Equity WDC, Bunts Sangha’s Mehta Covid’19 & Covid’19: S M Shetty Educational Disability Institution and University of Perspectives Mumbai 15th July 2020 31. Dr. Biraj 13. Resource Person Certificate Course in Phenomenology K J Somaiya Institute of Mehta Research Methodology and Dharma Studies and Academic Writing Hermeneutics: 13th Feb 2021 and 27th Research March 2021 Methodology 32. Dr. Biraj 14. Resource Person Workshop on Research How to Write a K J Somaiya College of Mehta Paper Writing Research Paper Arts and Commerce 10th-11th April 33. Ms. Vrinda Attended Webinar on Getting Coursera on 19th January, Ruparelia; Started with Coursera for 2021. Ms. Anushka Campus Basic Plan Damani; Ms. Madhureema Neglur 34. Ms. Vrinda Attended Webinar on Pearson How to 7th August, 2020 Ruparelia eBook and Smart eBooks incorporate the platform demo Pearson eBook platform for online teaching-learning; how to access the soft copies of textbooks prescribed by new syllabus 35. Ms. Anushka Attended Curiosity conducted by Fortnightly case- Damani Catalysts organisation discussion series 36. Ms. Participated International Women’s Submitted a Madhureema Day programme write-up about Neglur organised by Political feminist author Science Association of Chimamanda Wilson College Ngozi Adichie 180 2020-21, Volume 113 Positions/ Designations held by/ assigned to staff members (members of BOS, committees of other academic institutions) Sr.No Name of faculty Name of Institution and Committee Position held 1 Ms. Rashna S. Patel Indian School Psychology Association Member of the InSPA MH Core (InSPA) InSPA Maharashtra Core Committee. Committee 2 Ms. Vrinda Ruparelia SNDTWU, Churchgate—Department of Teaching Assistant for MA (Part 2) Psychology Clinical Psychology 3 Ms. Madhureema Neglur 1.Ramnarain Ruia College, Department of 1.Member of Board of Studies, Psychology Psychology 2. SNDTWU, Churchgate—Department of 2. Teaching Assistant for MA (Part 2) Psychology Clinical Psychology Publications by staff. Sr.No Name of State whether Title of Name of ISSN, Publisher Page Nos. faculty Research Paper / research book/ journal/ ISBN, (Name and Book/Chapter/ publication seminar E-ISSN No. Place) Edited Volume/Any proceeding (any (whichever Other other) where relevant) published 1. Dr. Biraj Research Paper Rendering EPW Engage ISSN Economic NA Mehta Link: https://www. of Disability (Online) - and Political Link epw.in/engage/ and Gender Vol. 56, Issue 2349-8846 Weekly mentioned article/philosophical- in Covid Era- No. 11, 13 Mar, reflections-rendering- Philosophical 2021 disability-and Reflections 10 March 2021 2 Ms. Chapter in a book Positive Emotions – A ISBN Aura Books 51-71 Rashna S. Emotions multidisciplinary 978-1- International Patel and Inquiry 954467- California Well-Being 00-2 United States Dr. Harsha Badkar, Head, Department of Philosophy and Psychology POLITICAL SCIENCE Co-Curricular Activities/ Department Programmes S.no Name of Description of programme Faculty/ student Dates and No of Any other programme (20-30 words) in charge time participants information (20-30 words) 1 Virtual Public Week-long series on lectures Mr. Sudhakar Second week 85 Lectures on delivered by Mr. Sudhakar Solomonraj and of June 2020, Contemporary Solomonraj on issues pertaining the alumni and 5:30 pm to Political to the pandemic and beyond. current students of 6:30 pm Issues the department 181 2020-21, Volume 113 2 Virtual Public Series of four lectures delivered Mr. Sudhakar First week of Lectures on by Mr. Sudhakar Solomonraj Solomonraj and July 2020, International the alumni and 5:30 pm to Politics current students of 6:30 pm the department 3 Enrichment Series of 16 lectures on topics Mr. Sudhakar Saturday 43 Lectures including Dealing with Anxiety Solomonraj mornings (3 for TYBA and Stress, Eclecticism, hours) from students Respectful Communication, November Introspection, Coping with 2020 to April Burnout, Tashe Delek, Listening 2021 Skills, Introversion and Extroversion, Pushing Limits, Group Think, Preparing for Competitive Exams, and inputs for projects and exams. Extension Activities of Department S.no Name of Description of Faculty/ Dates Time No of Any other programme programme student in participants information (20-30 words) charge (20-30 words) 1 Certificate Course Series of lectures Mr. Sudhakar 15th July 9 am to 55 on Ancient and on Western Political Solomonraj to 8th 10:30 Medieval Political Thought delivered August, am Thought (30 hours) by Mr. Sudhakar 2020 Solomonraj Student Achievements (Academic) S.no Name of Description of Name of Dates and Rank/prize/ Any other programme programme student time participation information (20- (20-30 words) 30 words) 1 BA final exams Ms. Shruti Political Science Batch of 2019-20 2019-20 Sinha Topper 2 National Ms. Sabeeha Qualified for Batch of 2018-19 Eligibility Test Barnekar Lectureship and and Junior secured JRF in her Research very first attempt in Fellowship the year 2020 182 2020-21, Volume 113 Student Achievements S.no Name of Description of Name of student Dates Rank/prize/ Any other information programme programme and participation (20-30 words) (20-30 words) time 1 College Prize Ms. Sana Khan Best Student of A conscientious student, the Department Sana has organised of Political activities as President Science, 2020- of the Political Science 21 Association 2020-21, and facilitated support systems for students, especially during the pandemic. 2 Publication of the Ms. Priyanjana Editing and 40th Anniversary Deora, bringing out Volume of the Ms. Shrutika CEP’s 40th Cooperative Wadkar, Anniversary Education Ms. Ankita Dubey, volume, 2020 Programme, 2020 Ms. Bushra Qazi Staff Achievements (Research Activities) S.no Name of Title of Seminar/ Name of Awards and Name of the institution that teacher Workshop paper/poster recognition organized programme with Mention (national/ presented received for dates international/local) the same 1 Mr. Sudhakar Webinar on Resource Person Jain School of Humanities and Solomonraj Environmental Rights Social Sciences. 10th December, 2020 (morning) 2 Mr. Sudhakar Webinar on Human Resource Person HR College, Mumbai. Solomonraj Rights in the Current 10th December, 2020 Context (evening) 3 Mr. Sudhakar Course on Public Policy Resource person Sophia College, Mumbai. Solomonraj on “Making of 19th December, 2020 Foreign Policy” 4 Mr. Sudhakar Webinar on Resource Person International Relations Circle, Solomonraj Contemporary Issues in Sophia College, Mumbai. Indian Foreign Policy in 19th February, 2021 South Asia 183 2020-21, Volume 113 SOCIOLOGY Department Programs Sr. Name of program Description of program Faculty/ Date No. of Any other No (20-30 words) student in charge partici- information pants (20-30 words) 1. National Webinar Objectives: Socio Dept 13th May, 196 Resource Person: titled ‘Sex Work To explore the problems Ms. Muneerah 2020 Ms. Meena and Workers’ faced by sex workers in Khambhawala, Seshu, The in association contemporary times. Ms. Ayeshna Dutta, founder of the with Women NGO SANGRAM, To understand the short- Hist Dept., Development and VAMP term and long-term Ms. Aarti Manerikar Cell, University of (Veshya Anyay impacts of Covid-19 on Ms. Rita Chettiar, Mumbai as part sex work. Mukti Parishad). of their three- Hindi Dept. To sensitize people to day National Dr. Satyawati Chaubey, comprehend the issues Webinar Series faced by marginalized Technical Support Team: ‘Gender Equity and groups in society at large. Mr. Sudhakar Solomonraj, COVID-19’. To learn from the and experiences of the Ms. Asilata Karandikar current Pandemic and Political Science Dept. investigate measures for Ms. Payal Bhattad strengthening policies History Dept. for the marginalized. To focus on the significance of gender equity at all times, parti- cularly in crisis period. 2 National Webinar Objectives: Chairperson: Prof. Anna 16th July, 283 Resource Person ‘The Hangout: 1) To generate aware- Pratima Nikalje (Principal) 2020 Mental Health & ness in our society Coordinators: Mr. Sam Koshy, Wellbeing’ about mental Mrs. Muneerah Director of health issues faced Khambhawala, Head of the NGO ‘The by the student and Sociology Department Movement’ youth and Dr. H.A Parbat, NSS 2) To discuss the Programme Officer consequences of Technical Coordinator: increased suicide The Movement rates, depression, Organising Committee: stress and anxiety Ms. Ayeshna Dutta, problems. Faculty Department of 3) To brainstorm cop- Sociology ing strategies to Students Team deal with these Mr. Lester Pereira problems in lock- Mr. Solomon Wasker down period. Ms. Angella Ann Raju 4) To prepare stu- Ms. BhagyashreeBadbe dents for the Ms. HusenaBarodawala paradigm shift with Ms. Ishankita Sinha online teaching and Ms. Hrithik Swarup learning mode. 184 2020-21, Volume 113 3. Addressing Mental The aim of this session Ms. Muneerah 7th Oct., 29 Mentoring Health during was to address the Khambhawala 2020 Session Covid-19 Lockdown different problems faced (Ms. Muneerah by students during the T.Y.B.A Sociology Student Khambhawala) Covid-19 lockdown Volunteers: for her mentees, and to provide some 1. Ankita Lokhande T.Y.B.A students. suggestions to reduce 2. KaberiSarmah Resource Person: stress. 3.Muskan Chaurasia Ms. Kamayani Bali 4. Ann Maria Philip Mahabal, Clinical 5. Sailee Gharat Psychologist & Human Rights activist. 4. How to Write an The main agenda of the Faculty 16th Oct., 100 Organized by Effective CV session was to give the Ms. Muneerah 2020 Department of students an upper edge Khambhawala Sociology & F.Y in terms of writing an Ms. Rashmi Satpute FC teachers effective Curriculum Ms. PayalBhattad Vitae. Ms. AsilataKarandikar Resource Person: Mrs. Treasa Francis Prof. Sudhakar Solomonraj, Head Student Volunteers: Department of Monishka Bhalla ) Political Science Rounak Chatterjee AnushreeSansare Ann Maria Philip Ankita Lokhande Kaberi Sarmah 5. Writing an Effective The purpose of the Ms.Muneerah 22nd Oct., 38 Organized by CV program was to educate Khambhawala 2020 Department and prepare students for of Sociology writing an effective CV. T.Y.B.A Sociology Student & Mentoring Volunteers: Programme. The 1. Ankita Lokhande session was open 2. KaberiSarmah to all students. 3. AnnMaria Philip Resource Person: 4.Sailee Gharat Prof. Sudhakar Solomonraj, Head, Department of Political Science 6. Interview: Unlock The aim was to guide Faculty 23rd Oct., 60 Organized by the Door of students on how to Ms.Muneerah 2020 Department of Opportunity prepare themselves to Khambhawala Sociology & F.Y face any interview. Ms. Rashmi Satpute FC teachers Ms.PayalBhattad Resource Person: Ms. AsilataKarandikar Prof. Sudhakar Mrs. Treasa Francis Solomonraj, Head Student Volunteers: Department of AnushreeSansare Political Science SanjeevanDabre Rounak Chatterjee 185 2020-21, Volume 113 7. Intellectual Aim to provide students Ms.Muneerah 31st Oct., 50 Organized for Exchange: an understanding about Khambhawala 2020 F.Y.B.A Sociology An Enriching various career options students Experience with Our available in Sociology. Student Volunteers: pertaining Alumni AnushreeSansare to careers in SanjeevanDabre Sociology as RounakChaterjee a Syllabus Enrichment Session. For S.Y.B.A & T.Y.B.A Sociology students, this session served as Career Guidance. 8. Workshop ‘Gender This Workshop Ms. Muneerah 7th Nov., 193 Session content Sensitization and was conducted Khambhawala 2020 (including Gender sensi- Cyber Safety’ by Department of Mrs. Treasa Francis 16 tivity, gender Sociology and Women Faculty, roles, biases Development Cell, Wilson and stereo- Wilson College in College) types. collaboration with Red Dot Foundation and Types of online Cyber SaathiFoundation. crimes Cyber safety Ms.Noelle-Ann Park, Advocate Cyber Understanding Saathi Foundation the relevant &Ms. Marissa Borges, legislations Training Head, Red Dot Foundation were the Being a cyber Resource persons Saathi or peer mentor 9. National Webinar A National Webinar Ms. Muneerah 29th 306 This National ‘Looking Backwards was conducted by Khambhawala (Head, Nov., viewers Webinar was to Move Forwards: Department of Sociology Sociology Department) 2020 organized to Women’s Struggles & Rotaract Club, Wilson acknowledge against Violence’ College in collaboration Rtr. Ms. Roopa Issac the ‘International with Akshara Centre & (President, Rotaract Club) Day of Violence Swayam. against Women’ - International Vani Subramania Female Campaign 16 Activist Days of Activism Manjula Pradeep, against Gender- Anti-caste Activist based Violence. Kuhu Das, Disability Content of the Rights Activist Webinar: Focussed on: PoushaliBasak, LGBTQ 1. The issue of Activist - were the sexual violence speakers. specifically on sexual assault, 186 2020-21, Volume 113 sexual harass- ment and violence in intimate rela- tionship including cyber violence. 2. The issue of domestic violence which includes the violence be- tween spouses as well as within family members on women and girls. 3. The movements included are the Women’s Move- ment, the LGBTQI Movement, the Disabled People’s Movement and the Dalit Movement. 10. The Art of Ms. Muneerah 15th 22 Organized by Communicating Khambhawala January, Department Effectively by Power 2021 of Sociology, point Presentation Student Volunteers: Mentoring & 1. Ankita Lokhande Enrichment 2. KaberiSarmah Programme for 3. AnnMaria Philip T.Y.B.A students. 4. Sailee Gharat Resource Person: Dr. Anand Burange, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, Wilson College. 11. Girls, Women and Objectives: Ms. 12th 85 Resource Person: Science: Thinking To sensitize ourselves to MuneerahKhambhawala February, Dr. Gita Chadha, Critically the gendered character (Head, Sociology 2021 Sociologist, of science in an Department) University of intersectional manner Ms. Reema Ali (Rotaract Mumbai To discuss the need Club) Organized by to make science more T.Y.B.A Student Department of inclusive, diverse and Volunteers: plural. Sociology & Kinjal Borse Rotaract Club on To encourage collective Ankita Lokhande the occasion of voices of girls and International Day women in and for Ann Maria of Women and science. Philip Girls in Science 187 2020-21, Volume 113 12. Introductory The aim of the program Mrs. Treasa Francis 26th 14 Mr. Sharmil Raj Mentoring session- is to make the students February, . ready and tackle the day 2021 CFP, CFA Level III today issues faced in candidate. this world . founder of EWOLePvt. Ltd, Co-Founder of BAABUS Traders Pvt. Ltd. 13. Live Conversation This was an Enrichment Ms. 8th March, 60 Mr. Sudhir with Media lecture, as part of MuneerahKhambhawala 2021 Suryavanshi, Persons: Mr. Sudhir syllabus of P-III – Senior Journalist, Suryavanshi& Ms. Emerging Fields in Student Volunteers: The New Indian Barkha Kumari. Sociology 1. Sumer Menon Express 2. Jasleen Kalsi Ms. Barkha Moderator: Ms. 3. DevanshiDeore Kumari, Senior Ashwini Anand 4. ManaswiGurav Journalist, Mane 101reporters.com Ms. Ashwini Anand Mane, Content Editor with Zee5 app. Founder and Co-ordinator at Marathi YouTube channel Mast Marathi Katta 14. Bombay Hangovers A collaborative event Ms. Muneerah 16th April, 70 Blank Slate with Rochelle Potkar Khambhawala 2021 Knowledge Foundation & Literature Live! 360@Campus in association with The Departments of Sociology & English of Wilson College & Bhavan’s H. Somani College. 15. An Instagram page T.Y.B.A was created WC_ students,Ankita Sociology Lokhande, Ann Maria Parappan and Kinjal Borse created posters to celebrate/ commemorate the following days: 1. International Women’s Day – 8th March, 2021 188 2020-21, Volume 113 2. Earth Day – 22nd April, 2021 3. Maharashtra Day – 1st May, 2021 4. Labour day – 1st May, 2021 These posters were uploaded on WC_Sociology Instagram page as well circulated on staff and various students’ groups. These were well received and appreciated by one and all. Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr. Name of Description of program Faculty/ Date No of Any other No program (20-30 words) student in charge participants information (20-30 words) 1 ‘Festival Fiesta’, Uncovering lesser-known Core Volunteer Team 1st Nov.– Open to all An initiative a 10-day event to festivals, Festival Fiesta consisted of three 10th Nov., of F.Y.B.A educate about and was successful in creating students from F.Y.B.A 2020 Anthropology promote the lesser- awareness and informing Anthropology class who students known festivals of people about thelesser made posters, write-up India like:. knownfestivals celebrated and infographics for each Objectives: in our own country. festival: Palak Surti, - Spreading Ambubachi Atiya Memon and knowledge about Mela, Assam Festival Fiesta received an Miloni Akshikar the food, dance, overwhelmingly positive culture, customs, Jallikattu, Tamil response from students Other student volunteers and speciality of Nadu, and staff. included: festivals across Hornbill Festival, 1) Vidhi Chandak India Nagaland, A feedback form was 2) HemangiMalshe - Enlightening Theyyam, Kerala circulated post that on 3) Dikshya KC others about and Karnataka various groups, only29 the uniqueness 4) Chandrima Medhi An- Sume-Gelirak, responses were recorded. and extensive kita Lokhande Odisha diversity of our 5) Ann Maria Philip Cherry Blossom heritage (T.Y.B.A Sociology) Festival, Shillomg - Make learning Supported by Ms. Sekrenyi, more accessible Nagaland Muneerah Khambhawala, with videos and Head, Department of Lathmar Holi, personal account Sociology Uttar Pradesh documentaries of the festivities. Lui-Ngai-Ni, Manipur Hemis Festival, Ladakh 189 2020-21, Volume 113 2 A week full 1st March, 2021- Ms. Muneerah Day 1 = 1st-7th March, Overall of sessions, Webinar ‘Gender Galaxy’. Khambhawala, Head, 59 parti 2021 Objectives: performances and Department of Sociology cipants Resource Person: Prof. • To make activities titled Meet Tara Dnyaneshwar, young boys and ‘Gender Prism’ Core Volunteer Team Department of Psychology, girls gender on the theme consisted of three T.Y.B.A sensitive and SPND College, Mumbai. #CHOOSE TO students who facilitated create positive EXPRESS This Webinar was the entire week’s event - environment in in collaboration with Ms. Kinjal Borse (T.Y.B.A the campus and Department of Sociology, Sociology), their lives. G.M. Momin Women’s Ms. Ann Maria Parappan College Mumbai and (T.Y.B.A Sociology) and • To provide an Department of Sociology, Ms. Ankita Lokhande integrated and Bhavan’s HazarimalSomani (T.Y.B.A Sociology) interdisciplinary College approach to understand the 2nd March, 2021:Mehfil-e- Other student volunteers Day 2 = socio-cultural Qawwali. included Ms. Kaberi 106 parti constructions of gender that A Qawwali Performance by Sharma (T.Y.B.A cipants Sociology) shapes the Urdu Caravan on ‘Portrayal experiences of of Women in Media’ Ms. Muskan Chaurasia (T.Y.B.A Sociology) women and men in society. Ms. Zainab Topiwala 3rd March, 2021: Webinar (T.Y.B.A Sociology) Day 3 ‘Queer Movement in Ms. Roshni Rodrigues 72 parti • To create an India: A Way Forward’ (T.Y.B.A Sociology) cipants awareness on Ms. Akshi Jain (T.Y.B.A gender laws, Sociology) particularly Resource Persons: pertaining Ms. IwandarikaYoolyda Queer activists: Ms. Pearl to sexual Pala (S.Y.B.A) & Ms. Daruwalla& Ms. Koninika harassment ChandrimaMedhi(S.Y.B.A) Roy of women at This Webinar was workplace. in collaboration with Department of Sociology, G.M. Momin Women’s College & Department of Sociology, Bhavan’s Somani College 4th March, 2021: Cast Off Day 4 All Shame. A Mono- act 84 parti Performance by Dr. Ulka cipants Mayur, Co-founder of Story Circus. 5th March, 2021: Day 5 Dynamics of Socialization 91 parti of Transgenders. cipants Resource Person: Prof. Pushpesh Kumar, Department of Sociology, University of Hyderabad. 190 2020-21, Volume 113 6th March, 2021: Day 6 Watch and Tell! 53 parti cipants Competition cum Workshop. Moderator: Prof. Reena Agarwal, Co- founder of Story Express. This workshop was in collaboration with The Political Science Association, Wilson College. 7th March, 2021: Day 7 Session 1 = 38 Webinar - participants Session 1Overview of Laws relating to Women: Challenging Myths and Stereotypes by Advocate Persis Sidhva, Majlis Manch. Session 2Significance of Session 2 = International Women’s 53 participants Day for All Genders by Mr. Harish Sadani, Co- founder & Executive Director, MAVA (Men against Violence and Abuse. This Webinar was in collaboration with Department of Sociology, G.M. Momin Women’s College & Department of Sociology, Bhavan’s Somani College. Two competitions were organized as part of this event. 1. Likho Jee Jaan Se (Es- say & Poem Writing com- petition) Theme: Can We be Human First? Minimum 100 words for essay. Minimum 50 words for poem. 191 2020-21, Volume 113 2. Say It with Art (Poster & Comic Strip Making Competition) Theme: Express Gender re- lated Concerns in a Comic Way via comic strips or a poster. Judges Ms. Rashmi Satpute, I/C Marathi Department, Wil- son College for Marathi poem, Comic strip and Poster competition. Ms. Veronica Bhosle, Faculty, Department of English, Wilson College for English Essay and Poem writing Ms. Sunita Chavan, Faculty, Hindi Department (Junior College), Wilson College for Hindi Poem writing. All winners and participants received certificatesand shoutout on our Instagram page WC_Sociology. Winners 1. Poem Writing Competi- tion First Prize: Xavier Menezes (T.Y.B.A) Second Prize: Suraksha Shetty (F.Y.B.A) Third Prize:KerolinJivarajani (T.Y.B.A) Essay Writing Competi- tion First Prize: Xavier Menezes (T.Y.B.A) Second Prize:Anchita Patil (F.Y.B.A) Third Prize: AarlinShyamla Solomon Raj (F.Y.B.Sc) Comic Strip Making Com- petition First Prize:JillaniBaadesaba (T.Y.B.A) 192 2020-21, Volume 113 Second Prize: Pragati Kumar (S.Y.BA) Poster Making Competi- tion First Prize:FaeqaKazi (T.Y.B.A) Second Prize:Delson Davis (F.Y.B.Sc) Third Person: Sana Memon (T.Y.B.A) Watch and Tell Ms. Shravani Pawar (F.Y.B.A) Mr. Mohammad Shamshergir Shaikh (S.Y.B.A) Staff Activities Sr. Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution No teacher Participated as/ Workshop paper/poster that organized program Presented paper or Mention (national/ presented with dates poster international/local) 1. Ms. Muneerah Attended ‘COVID- 19 Women and NA Web Meeting Organized Khambhawala Migration’ Local by Development Research Institute on 8th March, 2020 2. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Level Webinar NA March, 2020 Khambhawala ‘Fundamentals of Outcome Based Education’ by Ajay Inpods India Private Limited Bhagwat Director - Inpods India Private Limited 3. Ms. Muneerah Conducted a session CEP 2019-20, Wilson Conducted a 9th April, 2020. Khambhawala titled ‘Striving for College session Excellence’ 4. Ms. Muneerah Attended Online National Level NA IQAC, Wilson College Khambhawala Webinar on ‘Revised NAAC Assessment and 29th April to 3rd May, 2020 Accreditation: Challenges (15 hours) and Path to Move Ahead’. 5. Ms. Muneerah Attended Online National Level NA IQAC, Mahatma Night Khambhawala Webinar on ‘Use of ICT Degree College of Arts and Tools and Techniques for Commerce on 4th May, Effective Teaching and 2020. Learning’ 6. Ms. Muneerah Attended Online State Level Webinar NA Cyber Cell of Dr. B. M. N Khambhawala ‘E-mask: Protect Yourself College of Home Science in Online’ collaboration with Skynet Secure Solutions on 4th May, 2020. 193 2020-21, Volume 113 7. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Level Webinar NA Department of Commerce, Khambhawala on ‘Introduction to Data Economics, IT, CS and Analytics on Microsoft BMS in collaboration Excel’ with IQAC, Maharashtra College of Arts, Science and Commerce on 5th & 6th May, 2020. 8. Ms. Muneerah Attended ‘Online Faculty NA Organised by the IQAC, Khambhawala Development Programme’ Wilson College in of five sessions on collaboration with the ‘Pedagogy for the Teachers Department of Education, of Higher Education’ University of Mumbai from Local 7th to 15th April, 2020. 9. Ms. Muneerah Presented Online International Title of the IQAC, Isabella Thoburn Khambhawala Seminar on Women in Paper: Under- College, Lucknow on 8th Science: Opportunities and representation May, 2020 Challenges of Women in Science: Tracing the Trajectory 10. Ms. Muneerah Attended One Day National Webinar NA Organised by IQAC Khambhawala on ‘Effective Ways to in collaboration with Develop E-Content’ Knowledge Bridge, Ahmadnagar, Smt. Devkiba Mohansinhji Chauhan College of Commerce and Science on 9th May, 2020. 11. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Webinar on NA Women Development Khambhawala ‘Gender Equity and Cell, Ghanshyamdas COVID-19’ Saraf College of Arts & Commerce in association with Women Development Cell, University of Mumbai on 15th May, 2020. 12. Ms. Muneerah Attended An Online Faculty NA Organized by IQAC of Dr.T’s Khambhawala Development Programme A. E. Kalsekar Degree on ‘How to Write and College in association with Publish Paper in Scopus Indian Academicians and Journal’ Researchers Association (IARA) on 18th May, 2020 13. Ms. Muneerah Attended Seven Days International NA Wilson College & KES’ Khambhawala Online Workshop on Shroff College of Arts ‘Research Methodology’ and Commerce & Vasantraodada Patil Institute of Management Studies & Research in association with University of Mumbai from 19th - 25th May, 2020. 194 2020-21, Volume 113 14. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Webinar on NA Organized by IQAC and Khambhawala ‘Role of Digital Library in Library Committee of Sree Academic Research post Narayana Guru College COVID-19 Pandemic’ of Commerce Chembur, Mumbai on 27th May, 2020. 15. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Webinar on NA Organized by WDC & ICC, Khambhawala ‘Gender and Cyber Crimes S.M. Shetty College of During Covid-19 Pandemic Science, Commerce and Management Studies on 27th May, 2020. 16. Ms. Muneerah Attended Three Days International NA Organized by Department Khambhawala Webinar Series on of Sociology, N.G. Acharya ‘COVID-19 Pandemic: The & D.K. Marathe College Challenges of Today and of Arts, Science and Tomorrow’ Commerce from 29th - 31st May, 2020. 17. Ms. Muneerah Attended Five -day Online Faculty NA IQAC & FDP Committee, Khambhawala Development Programme Satish Pradhan ‘Evolution from Offline to Dnyanasadhana College Online Teaching’ in association with Department of Information Technology, University of Mumbai, Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Mumbai Regional Centre and Microsoft from 30th May – 3rd June, 2020 18. Ms. Muneerah Attended One Day Webinar NA Organized by Rashtriya Khambhawala on ‘NAAC: Revised Uchchattar Siksha Assessment & Abhiyan (RUSA), Govt. Accreditation Framework’ of Maharashtra & Office of Joint Director, Higher Education, Mumbai Region in Association with Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College on 4th June, 2020 19. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Webinar ‘Tough NA Organized by the Khambhawala Times Don’t Last, Tough Department of Sociology People Do’ in collaboration with the College Women Development Cell, St. Andrew’s College of Arts, Science and Commerce on 9th June, 2020 195 2020-21, Volume 113 20. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Webinar on NA Organized by St. Andrew’s Khambhawala ‘Gender Equity and COVID College Mumbai in -19: Impact & Role of association with Women’s Religious Minorities’ Development Cell, University of Mumbai held on 10th June, 2020 21. Ms. Muneerah Presented a paper. One-day International Title of Paper Organized by the Khambhawala Webinar on ‘Vartamaan ‘Chipko Department of Hindi, Wilson Was also a part of the Sandarbh Mein Hindi Andolan Ke College in collaboration with Organizing Team Sahitya Aur Paryaavaran’ Kes Study Ke the Department of Hindi, Maadhyam Se University of Mumbai, held Paryaavaran on 12th June, 2020. Sanrakshan Mein Striyon Ki Adrishya Bhoomikaa’ 22. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Online Workshop NA Organized by Department Khambhawala on ‘Blended Learning’ of Educational Technology, The workshop involved SNDT Women’s University, total nine hours of work Mumbai including sessions and On 13th June, 2020 activities thereafter 23. Ms. Muneerah Attended Two Day National Webinar NA Organized jointly by Khambhawala Series on ‘Research in Research Committee & Times of COVID -19’ Department of Sociology, HSNC University, Mumbai K. C College on 15th & 16th June, 2020 24. Ms. Muneerah Attended Workshop on Film NA Department of Mass Media Khambhawala Appreciation and Multimedia and Mass Communication, Anna Leela College of Commerce and Economics and Barkur Dharmaraj Shetty College of Mass Media on 19th June, 2020 25. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Online Workshop NA Xavier’s Resource Centre Khambhawala on ‘Making Online Learning for the Visually Challenged Inclusive for Student with (XRCVC) in collaboration Disabilities - A Skill-building with IQAC, ST. XAVIER’S workshop for Teachers of COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), Higher Education’ MUMBAI on 23rd & 24th June, 2020. 196 2020-21, Volume 113 26. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Webinar on NA Organized by College of Khambhawala ‘Reverse Migration and Social Work (Autonomous) Agrarian Economy’ Nirmala Niketan, Mumbai on 27th June, 2020 27. Ms. Muneerah Attended One Day Webinar on NA Jointly organized by Internal Khambhawala ‘Impact of COVID-19 on Complaints Cell, Sikkim Gender Equality’ University and University Grants Commission on 30th June, 2020 28. Ms. Muneerah Attended Three-day International NA Jointly organized by Khambhawala Webinar on ‘Social Impact Department of Sociology, of COVID-19: Challenges & PNN College, CSJM Prospects’ University Kanpur & Sangyartham Research Foundation (SRF India) New Delhi from 4th – 6th July, 2020. 29. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Webinar on NA Organized by WDC, Khambhawala ‘Gender Concerns in Nagindas Khandwala COVID-19 Pandemic College on 8th July, 2020 30. Ms. Muneerah Attended One Day Webinar on NA Organized by Andhra Khambhawala ‘Introducing Skill Oriented Pradesh State Council Courses in Universities of Higher Education & & Colleges (with Special Akkineni Nageswara Rao Reference to NSQF)’ College in association with IQAC Cluster India & White Code on 9th July, 2020. 31. Ms. Muneerah Was a member of the Online session on ‘Moving NA Organized by the IQAC, Khambhawala Organizing Team and towards Autonomy’ Wilson College on 17th Attended July, 2020. 32. Ms. Muneerah Attended RUSA Sponsored National NA Organised by IQAC and Khambhawala Webinar on ‘Gender WDC, Chikitsak Samuha’s Sensitization’ Sir Sitaram and Lady Shantabai Patkar College of Arts and Science and V.P. Varde College of Commerce and Economics (An Autonomous College, Affiliated to University of Mumbai) on 27th July, 2020 33. Ms. Muneerah Was a member of the Online session on NA Organized by the IQAC, Khambhawala Organizing Team and ‘Autonomy and Challenges’ Wilson College on 29th Attended July, 2020. 197 2020-21, Volume 113 34. Ms. Muneerah Attended One Day National Level NA Organized by Department of Khambhawala Webinar ‘Women and Economics in collaboration Work’ with IQAC, Maharashtra College of Arts, Science & Commerce on 27th August, 2020 35. Ms. Muneerah Attended National Webinar on ‘Indian NA Organized by Women Khambhawala This session also Feminism’ Development Cell, K. J. served as Syllabus Somaiya College of Science Enrichment Session and Commerce, Mumbai. for T.Y.B.A Paper VI – & Bharatiya Stree Shakti Sociology of Gender & (B.S.S.) on 9th September, T.Y.B.A students had 2020 joined for the same 36. Ms. Muneerah Attended Workshop on ‘Gender in NA Organized by Political Khambhawala Digital Realm’ Science Association, Wilson College in collaboration with Feminism in India organized on 14th January, 2021 37. Ms. Muneerah Presented a Paper Two-day Online Title of Organized by WDC, Khambhawala International Conference the paper: Bombay Teachers’ Training ‘Gender Mainstreaming: Contribution College in association with Global Perspectives’ of Grassroots Department of Women’s Women Studies, University ‘Scientists’: A of Calicut, Faculty of Review Humanities, University of Johannesburg, Asian- African Association for Women, Gender & Sexuality, Association for the School of Social Work in Africa on 2nd & 3rd February, 2021. 38. Ms. Muneerah Attended A Virtual Panel Discussion Organised by the ICC Khambhawala – “Safe Mumbai & Gender (Internal Complaints Concerns: The Changing Committee) and WDC Face of Mental health & (Women Development Well being” Cell) of Wilson College in collaboration with Mumbai First held on 11th February, 2021 39. Ms. Muneerah Attended Webinar on ‘Investor NA Organized by IQAC, Khambhawala Awareness’ Wilson College, Mumbai in collaboration with Future Ready Learning Solutions on 13th February, 2021. 198 2020-21, Volume 113 40. Ms. Muneerah Attended this session One Week Faculty NA Organized by Sangamner Khambhawala as member of IQAC, Development Programme Nagarpalika Arts, D. J. Wilson College on ‘Curriculum Design & Malpani Commerce & B.N. Pedagogy for Autonomous Sarda Science College Colleges from Maharashtra’ (Autonomous) Sangamner Maharashtra in association with RUSA, Maharashtra and TISS, Mumbai from 22nd – 27th February, 2021 41. Ms. Muneerah Completed Short Term Course - Gender NA UGC HRDC, University of Khambhawala successfully Sensitization Mumbai. UGC Sponsored Online Short Term Course from 4th – 10th February 2021. 42. Ms. Muneerah Attended Faculty Development NA IQAC, Guru Nanak Khalsa Khambhawala Program on CAS (New College of Arts, Science & Amendment in CAS) Commerce (Autonomous), Mumbai on 25th March, 2021 43. Ms. Muneerah Successfully audited NA NA Offered by University of Khambhawala a Coursera course California, Santa Cruz ‘Feminism and Social Justice’, 44. Ms. Muneerah Attended Four Day Workshop Organized by IQAC, Wilson Khambhawala ‘Outcome Based Education College from 22nd April to and Assessment’ 26th April, 2021 45. Ms. Muneerah Resource Person and Syllabus Revision Resource Organized by Department Khambhawala a member of sub- Workshop of S.Y.B.A – Person of Sociology, St Andrew’s committee for SYBA Paper II & III for SYBA College under the aegis of Syllabus for Paper III Sociology P-III BOS University of Mumbai to be implemented on 28th May, 2021. from 2021-22 46. Ms. Muneerah Attended Session on ‘Intellectual NA Organized by IQAC, Wilson Khambhawala Property Rights in College from 22nd April to Humanities & Social 28th May, 2021 Sciences’ 47. Ms. Muneerah Attended Session on ‘Patent and NA Organized by IQAC, Wilson Khambhawala Applications in Academia’ College from 22nd April to 29th May, 2021 48. Ms. Ayeshna Student Coordinator, National webinar on NA Organized by Women Dutta University of Mumbai Women labour and the Development Cell, & attended Informal sector University of Mumbai and Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science on 14th May, 2020. 199 2020-21, Volume 113 49. Ms. Ayeshna Student Coordinator, National Webinar on Queer NA Organized by Women Dutta University of Mumbai Perspectives Development Cell, & attended University of Mumbai and Ghanshyamdas Saraf College of Arts and Commerce on 15th May, 2020. 50. Ms. Ayeshna Student Coordinator, National webinar on Impact NA Organized by Women Dutta University of Mumbai and Role of Religious Development Cell, & attended Minorities University of Mumbai and St. Andrew’s College of Arts, Science and Commerce on 10th June, 2020. 51. Ms. Ayeshna Student Coordinator, National Webinar on NA Organised by Women Dutta University of Mumbai Adivasi Women Development Cell, & attended University of Mumbai and Bhavans Hazarimal Somani College of Arts and Science on 11th June, 2020. 52. Ms. Ayeshna Student Coordinator, National webinar on Dalit NA Organized by Women Dutta University of Mumbai Standpoints Development Cell, & attended University of Mumbai and Ghanshyamdas Jalan College of Science, Commerce and Arts on 12th May, 2020. 53. Ms. Ayeshna Student Coordinator, National webinar on NA Organized by Women Dutta University of Mumbai Disability Perspectives Development Cell, & attended University of Mumbai and S.M. Shetty College of Science, Commerce and Management Studies on 15th July, 2020. 54. Ms. Ayeshna Student Coordinator, National webinar on Mental NA Organized by Women Dutta University of Mumbai Health Concerns Development Cell, & attended University of Mumbai and Vivek College of Commerce on 16th July, 2020. 55. Ms. Ayeshna Student Coordinator, National webinar on NA Organized by Women Dutta University of Mumbai Masculinities Perspective Development Cell, & attended University of Mumbai and VIVA College on 17th July, 2020. 200 2020-21, Volume 113 56. Ms. Treasa Attended National Webinar on Nil Women’s Development Cell, Francis ‘Gender Equity and University of Mumbai COVID-19: ‘Impact & Role & St. Andrew’s College of Religious Minorities’ of Arts, Science and Commerce 10th June, 2020 57. Ms. Treasa Attended One Day National Level Nil Bunts Sangha’s S. M. Francis Faculty Development Shetty College of Science, Programme on Commerce & Management ‘Gamification of Online Studies, Powai, Mumbai Teaching’ 58. Ms. Treasa Attended TalkFest on Edupreneurship Nil Women Development Francis Cell of Bombay Teachers’ Training College A Constituent College of HSNC University, Mumbai On 3rd November, 2020 59. Ms. Treasa Attended Orientation to Nil Wilson college incubation Francis entrepreneurship cell center on 10th February, activities 2021 60. Ms. Treasa Attended ‘Basics and Beyond: Nil Organized Francis Gender, Power and Law’ by Women Development Cell, Wilson College, Mumbai on 28th October, 2020 61. Ms. Treasa Attended Two- Day National Webinar Nil Department of Sociology Francis ‘Demystifying Identity of St. Andrew’s College Praxis’ of Arts, Science and Commerce in collaboration with the College Women Development Cell on 28th and 29th January, 2021 62. Ms. Treasa Attended Looking Backwards to Nil conducted by Akshara Francis Move Forwards: women’s centre & Swayam in struggle against violence collaboration with Wilson College on 29th November, 2020. 63. Ms. Treasa Organizer ‘Inner Peace Through Yoga Nil Session conducted by Francis Meditation’ Swamiji Smarananda Giri, held on 20th June, 2020, organized by Amity Institute of Indian System of Medicine, Health & Allied Sciences Domain, Amity University Uttar Pradesh, Noida 201 2020-21, Volume 113 64. Ms. Treasa Attended One day National seminar Nil Organized by internal Francis on techniques of acquiring quality assurance cell API score and submitting Lokamanya Mahavidyalaya, PBAS for University and Waroa, dist. Chandrapur College teachers (Maharashtra) 65. Ms. Treasa Attended LIFE IN INDIAN PRISONS Nil KES’ Shri. Jayantilal H. Patel Francis - UNVEILING THE Law College on 20th June, PANDEMIC’S IMPACT 2020 66. Ms. Nathaline Attended Awareness on How to NA Organized by NSS Unit, Pereira Support Visually Challenged Wilson College on 9th June, After Lockdown 2020 67. Ms. Nathaline Attended Best Practice for Online NA Organized by North Storm Pereira Teaching Academy on 14th May, 2020 Positions/ Designations held by/ assigned to staff members Sr.No Name of faculty Name of Institution and Position held Committee 1. Ms. Muneerah University of Mumbai Member, Syllabus Revision Sub- Khambhawala Committee for SYBA Paper III SCIENCE DEPARTMENT REPORTS BOTANY Department Programs Sr. Name of Description of Faculty/ Date No. of par- Any other No. program program student in ticipants information (20-30 words) charge (20-30 words) 1 Enrichment Ms. S. 20th and 27th November 2020, 4th 35 Program Kavarana December 2020, 8th and 29th January (formerly 2021, 5th and 12th February 2021, 5th, Remedial 12th, 19th and 26th March 2021. Coaching) Mr. B. M. 23rd, 24th, 25th and 30th September 51 Konde 2020, 20th and 27th November 2020, 29th January 2021, 6th and 13th February 2021, 5th, 12th, 19th, 21st and 26th March 2021. Dr. A. Kumar 27th September 2020, 30th September 113 2020, 01st October 2020, 20th November 2020, 27th November 2020, 04th December 2020, 08th January 2021, 29th January 2021, 05th February 2021, 12th February 2021, 26th March 2021. 202 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. A. Chris 25th September 2020, 27th September 05 - 2020, 20th November 2020, 27th November 2020, 4th December 2020, 11th December 2020, 8th January 2021, 22nd January 2021, 29th January 2021, 5th March 2021, 12th March 2021, 19th March 2021 Dr. J. Knox 22nd November 2020, 4th December 05 2020, 11th December 2020, 18th December 2020, 8th January 2021, 22nd January 2021, 29th January 2021, 5th February 2021, 12th February 2021, 26th February 2021, 5th March 2021, 26th March 2021. 2 Webinar on This Webinar ‘Panorama was organized of Plant as a Wilson Sciences’ College Cluster (Be an initiative jointly Architect of by Departments Your Career of Botany of in Plant Wilson College, Sciences) Bhavan’s H. Somani Mr. B. M. 27th May, 2021 233 This webinar College and Konde was Maharashtra Ms. S. conducted College, Kavarana to boost Mumbai. Dr. Dr. A. Kumar interest K. R. Kavitha, Dr. A. Chris among the Head - Botany Dr. J. Knox students Dept and towards Registrar of Plant Nrupathunga Sciences University, and help Bengaluru was them explore the Resource different person. career avenues in the relevant fields. This event had an encouraging response from participants. 203 2020-21, Volume 113 Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr.No Name of Description of Faculty/ student Date No of par- Any other information program program in charge ticipants (20-30 (20-30 words) words) 1. CORNUCOPIA Online festival Ms. S. Kavarana, 20th 100+ This festival was full of Season-2 conducted to develop Mr. B.M. Konde, February, fun, frolic and banter, soft skills in students Dr. A. Kumar, 2021 thoroughly enjoyed by and consolidate the Dr. A. Chris, teachers and students. teacher-student Dr. J. Knox rapport. Student Achievements Sr.No Name of Description of Name of student Date Rank/prize/ Any other program program participation informa- (20-30 words) tion (20- 30 words) 1. CORNUCOPIA Face Art: (Solo) Mr. Anas Popatiya (S.Y.B.Sc.) and 20th 1st and 2nd Season-2 Ms. Anushya Raghavan (T.Y.B.Sc. February, respectively -Botany) 2021 Snag frenzy: Mr. Harsh Nagda (T.Y.B.Sc.- Chemistry) 1st and 2nd (Solo) and Mr. Anas Popatiya (S.Y.B.Sc.) respectively Enigma:(Played Ms. Belinda Menezes (S.Y.B.A.) and Ms. 1st and 2nd in pairs) Soumiya Pabba (S.Y.B.A.) Ms. respectively Carol Kudi (F.Y.B.Sc.) and Ms. Bushra Sayyed (F.Y.B.Sc.) Quiz : (Solo) Mr. Harsh Nagda (T.Y.B.Sc. -Chemistry) 1st and 2nd and Ms. Belinda Menezes (S.Y.B.A) respectively Fruit carving: Mr. Anas Popatiya (S.Y.B.Sc.) and a TIE 1st and 2nd (Solo) between Ms. Alfiya Qureshi (T.Y.B.Sc. respectively - Chemistry) and Ms. Snehal Darpe (S.Y.B.Sc.) Bio Rangoli/ (Bio Rangoli) Ms. Radhika Mhatre 1st and 2nd Bio Jewellery (S.Y.B.Sc.) and Ms. Payal Kurkute respectively (Solo) (T.Y.B.Sc. - Botany) (Bio Jewellery) Ms. Anisha Rane (T.Y.B.Sc - Zoology) and Mr. Anas Popatiya (S.Y.B.Sc.) Perfect Angle: Ms. Nikita Karki (T.Y.B.Sc. - Chemistry) 1st and 2nd (Solo) and Ms. Yashwarya Mankatti (S.Y.B.Sc.) respectively Blooming Ms. Harshali Khushale (T.Y.B.Sc.- Zoology) 1st and 2nd Banners :(Solo) and Ms. Sharanya BG (S.Y.B.Sc.) respectively Talk Rocks: Ms. Sunetra Pokade (M.Sc.-Zoology 1st and 2nd (Played In P-2) and Mr. Rohan Tambe (M.Sc. respectively pairs) Zoology P-2) Mr. Ashley Fernandes (S.Y.B.Sc.) Mr. Nilang Gandhi (S.Y.B.Sc.) and Ms. Anuja Shinde(S.Y.B.Sc.) 204 2020-21, Volume 113 Safety with Ms. Zainab Ghia (F.Y.B.Sc.) and Ms. 1st and 2nd style: (Solo) Payal Kurkute (T.Y.B.Sc.- Botany) respectively Pictionary: Ms. Mariya Siddiqui (T.Y.B.Sc. -Botany) 1st and 2nd (Played In and Ms. Iqra Ansari (T.Y.B.Sc. - respectively pairs) Botany) Mr. Rohan Mahendra Tambe (M.Sc. Zoology P-2) and Ms. Sunetra Nandkumar Pokade (M.Sc. Zoology P-2) Read My Lips: Ms. Siddhi Harmalkar (T.Y.B.Sc. 1st and 2nd (Played In -Chemistry) and Mr. Harsh respectively pairs) Nagada (T.Y.B.Sc. - Chemistry) Ms. Uzma Hakim (T.Y.B.Sc. Chemistry) and Mr. Ritik Lad (T.Y.B.Sc.- Chemistry) Staff Activities Sr.No. Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution that organized teacher Participated Workshop Mention paper/ program with dates as/ (national/ international/ poster Presented local) presented paper or poster 1 Ms. S. Contributed National Webinar Wilson College and University of Mumbai Kavarana as Co- “Pandemics: Impact, on 29th May -30th May, 2020 convenor Challenges & Innovations” and attended Attended National workshop on Wilson College, Mumbai in collaboration “Persons with Disabilities with University of Mumbai, Alkesh Dinesh in Higher Education: Mody Institute for Financial Management Inclusion & Employment”, Studies and Youth4Jobs Foundation on 15th May and 16th May, 2020 Attended National Webinar Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Wilson on “Revised NAAC College, Mumbai from Assessment and 29th April to 3rd May, 2020 Accreditation: Challenges and Path to Move Ahead” Attended Online session on Moving IQAC Wilson College, Mumbai on Towards Autonomy 17th July, 2020 Attended Online Session on IQAC Wilson College, Mumbai on Autonomy and Challenges 29th July, 2020 Attended Online workshop on IQAC and Academic Monitoring Committee Outcome Based Education of Wilson College, Mumbai from 22nd April and Assessment to 26th April, 2021 Participated Webinar on ‘Panorama Wilson College Cluster initiative jointly by of Plant Sciences’ (Be an Departments of Botany of Wilson College, Architect of Your Career in Bhavan’s H. Somani College and Maharashtra Plant Sciences) College, Mumbai on 27th May, 2021. 2 Mr. Participated FDP on Pedogogy for Wilson College and Mumbai University, B. M. the Teachers of Higher from 7th April to 15th April, 2020 Konde Education 205 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated FDP on ‘Developing Future MHRDA and Sydenham College, Mumbai Generation Teachers’ from 18th April to 23rd April, 2020 Participated Conference on “Climate IQAC and PG-Department of Botany of Change, Mangroves Shri Pancham Khemraj Mahavidyalaya, and Sustainable Sawantwadi,(MS) University of Mumbai, Management” Mangrove Society of India and Sahyadri Botanical Society, Kolhapur on 24th April, 2020 Participated National Workshop on K.J. Somaiya College, Mumbai on ‘Fine Tuning Research 25th April, 2020 Planning’ Participated National Webinar on Kirti College, Mumbai on 27th April, 2020 ‘Creation of MOOCs’ Participated National Webinar Wilson College and IQAC Cluster, India from on ‘Revised NAAC 28th April to 3rd May, 2020. Assessment & Accreditation: Challenges and Path to move Participated International Webinar KLE’s Comm. and Sci. College, Navi Mumbai on Plant derived Smoke on 9th May, 2020 Compound as Bio- stimulants and their Applications in Crops’ Participated Innovation and IIT, Mumbai and SIES College, Mumbai on Entrepreneurship 10th May, 2020 Ecosystem in Educational Institutes’ Participated National Workshop Wilson College in collaboration with Youth on Persons With For Jobs on 15th May and 16th May, 20 Disabilities In Higher Education: Inclusion and Employment’ Participated National Webinar on ‘Role K C College, Mumbai on 19th May, 2020 of Medical Microbiologist in Pandemic Situation’ Participated Webinar on Exam Smt. Maniben College, Mumbai on Reforms: ‘Need of Higher 20th May, 2020 Education Today’ Participated Webinar on ‘Biodiversity Khalsa College, Mumbai on 26th May, 2020 Status in Context of Covid -19’ Participated FDP on Empowerment S.N.D.T. University Mumbai from 18th May of Through Digital to 30th May, 2020 Technology Participated National Webinar on Wilson College, Mumbai and University of “Pandemics: Impact, Mumbai on 29th May and 30th May, 2020 Challenges & Innovations” 206 2020-21, Volume 113 Attended Online session on Moving IQAC Wilson College, Mumbai on Towards Autonomy 17th July, 2020 Attended Online Session on IQAC Wilson College, Mumbai on Autonomy and Challenges 29th July, 2020 Attended Webinar on ‘Envisioning a NSS Wilson College, Mumbai on New Tryst With Destiny’ 15th August, 2020 Attended National Webinar on Department of Botany and IQAC of DES’s ‘Wetlands for our Future’ Dapoli Urban Bank Senior College, Dapoli- Ratnagiri, Maharashtra on 2nd Feb, 2021 Attended Webinar on ‘Orientation Incubation Centre, Wilson College, Mumbai to Entrepreneurship Cell on 10th February, 2021 Activities’ Resource A talk on Importance of NSS Unit Wilson College, Mumbai Person Plantation Activity for on 15th February, 2021 NSS Volunteers Participated Faculty Development Sangamner Nagarpalika Arts, D.J. Malpani Programme on Curriculum Commerce and B.N. Sarda Science College, Design and Pedogogy for Sangamner, Maharashtra in collaboration Autonomous Colleges with RUSA, Maharashtra and TISS, Mumbai from Maharashtra from 22nd February to 27th February 2021. Participated Faculty Development St. Xavier’s College under the aegis of Program on Reigniting the RUSA from 15th March to 20th March, 2021 Research Spark: Exploring New Methodologies and Perspectives Participated Online workshop on IQAC and Academic Monitoring Committee Outcome Based Education of Wilson College, Mumbai from 22nd April and Assessment to 26th April, 2021 Resource A talk on Career CEP, Wilson College, Mumbai on 19th May, Person in Horticulture for 2021 Cooperative Education Program (CEP) Participated Webinar on ‘Panorama Wilson College Cluster initiative jointly of Plant Sciences’ (Be an by Departments of Botany of Wilson Architect of Your Career in College, Bhavan’s H. Somani College and Plant Sciences) Maharashtra College, Mumbai on 27th May, 2021. 3. Dr. A. Attended FDP on Pedagogy for Wilson College and Mumbai University from Kumar the Teachers of Higher 7th April to 15th April 2020 Education Attended FDP on Developing Future MHRDA and Sydenham College, Mumbai Generation Teachers from 18th April to 23th April 2020 207 2020-21, Volume 113 Attended Conference on “Climate IQAC & PG-Department of Botany of Shri Change, Mangroves Pancham Khemraj Mahavidyalaya, Sawant- and Sustainable wadi, (MS) University of Mumbai, Mangrove Management” Society of India and Sahyadri Botanical Soci- ety, Kolhapur on 24th April 2020 Attended National Webinar IQAC Wilson College and IQAC Cluster India on ‘Revised NAAC from 29th April- to 3 May 2020 Assessment Accreditation: Challenges and Path to move ahead’ Attended International Conference Endangered M. G. Agrawal Science College. Navapur, on “Recent Trends in Plant Medicinal Dst. Nandurbar. MS on Science” Plants- 15th May 2020 Propagation and Conservation Attended National Webinar on E- Sheth J. N. Paliwala Commerce, Arts and Content Development Science College. Pali. Raigarh on 23rd May 2020 Attended National Webinar Wilson College and University of Mumbai “Pandemics: Impact, on 29th May and 30th May 2020 Challenges & Innovations” Attended FDP on “ICT Tools for Department of Electronics, Yashavantrao Effective Teaching Chavan Institute of Science, Satara Learning and (Autonomous) under Rashtriya Uchchattar Administration” Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) from 26th May to 31st May 2020 Attended Webinar on “How to Help NSS Unit. Wilson College on 9th June 2021 the Visually Challenged Person after the Lockdown” Attended International Webinar on Wilson College and Department of Hindi, ‘Vartamaan Sandarbh University of Mumbai on 12th June 2021 Mein Hindi Sahitya Aur Paryaavaran’ Attended Webinar on ‘Moving IQAC, Wilson College on 17th July 2020 towards Autonomy’ Attended Webinar on ‘Autonomy IQAC, Wilson College on 29th July 2020 and Challenges’ Attended Webinar on ‘Orientation Incubation Cell, Wilson College on to Entrepreneurship Cell 10th Feb. 2021 Activities’ Attended Webinar on ‘Panorama Wilson College Cluster initiative jointly by of Plant Sciences’ (Be an Departments of Botany of Wilson College, Architect of Your Career in Bhavan’s H. Somani College and Maharash- Plant Sciences) tra College, Mumbai on 27th May, 2021. 208 2020-21, Volume 113 4 Dr. A. Attended Workshop on University of Mumbai on 30th Jan, 2021 Chris Computerized onscreen marking system (OSM) Attended National Conference on Wilson College Mumbai in association with “New Dimensions of University of Mumbai and ACT on 1st Feb, Chemistry” 2021 Attended National Webinar Wilson College and University of Mumbai “Pandemics: Impact, on 29th May and 30th May 2020 Challenges & Innovations” Attended National Webinar IQAC Wilson College and IQAC Cluster India on ‘Revised NAAC from 29th April to 3rd May 2020 Assessment Accreditation: Challenges and Path to move ahead’ Attended Webinar on ‘Panorama Wilson College Cluster initiative jointly by of Plant Sciences’ (Be an Departments of Botany of Wilson College, Architect of Your Career in Bhavan’s H. Somani College and Maharashtra Plant Sciences) College, Mumbai on 27th May, 2021. 5 Dr. J. Attended International Webinar on Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow in Knox “Environmental Justice in association with International Methodist Global Context(s)” Schools, Colleges and Universities on 5th June, 2020 National Webinar on Research Committee “Avoid in association with the Internal Quality Plagiarism in Research: Assurance Cell (IQAC), G.M. Momin’s Why and How?” Women’s College, Bhiwandi on 19th August 2020. International E-Seminar Department of Zoology, Lucknow Christian entitled, “ Issues and College, Lucknow on 7th September and 8th Challenges on Agricultural September, 2020 and Aquatic Sectors along with Human Health in the Present Scenario of COVID-19” International Conference - Internal Quality Assurance Cell and Faculty on Fundamental and of Science, Bharatiya Vidhya Bhavan’s Applied Sciences (ICFAS Hazarimal Somani College, Shri Manubhai 2021) Maneklal Sheth Junior College of Arts & Science and Jayaramdas Patel College of Commerce and Management Studies, Mumbai from 24th March -26th March, 2021 Research ANUBHAV…..Research Biochemical HSNC University Mumbai and Kishinchand Paper Forum for Teachers Interactions Chellaram College, Mumbai on 18th January Presented of Some and 19th January, 2021. Competitive Plants on Carrot Weed 209 2020-21, Volume 113 Attended Webinar on ‘Panorama Wilson College Cluster initiative jointly of Plant Sciences’ (Be an by Departments of Botany of Wilson Architect of Your Career in College, Bhavan’s H. Somani College and Plant Sciences) Maharashtra College, Mumbai on 27th May, 2021. Publications by staff Sr.No Name of State whether Title of research Name of book/ ISSN, ISBN, Publisher Page faculty Research publication journal/ seminar E-ISSN No. (Name Nos. Paper proceeding (any n(whichever and /Book/Chapter/ other)where relevant) Place) Edited Volume/ published Any Other 1. Dr. Jai Research Paper Parthenium Plant Archives Journal ISSN: 0972- Dr. R. S. pp 1768- Knox hysterophorus L. (Scopus indexed) UGC 5210 Yadav, 1770 study analysis with journal no. 365. Etawah, some competitive U . P. weeds CHEMISTRY Department Programs Sr. No Name of Description of program Faculty/ Date No. of Any other program (20-30 words) student in participants information charge (20-30 words) 1 A talk on Dr. Kiran R. Gore Assistant Dr. S. Z. 7th T.Y.B.Sc. Motivational lecture “Emerging Professor, Department of Bootwala & Dr. November and M.Sc. on Emerging trends in Chemistry, Indian Institute Parbat 2020 T students trends and future Chemistry “ of Technology Kharagpur, opportunities in Chemistry. Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr.No Name of Description of program Faculty/ Date No of Any other information program (20-30 words) student partici- (20-30 words) in charge pants 1 Chemistry- Chemistry-Euphoria 2021 Dr. Hina 13th March, 191 The judge for the event was Euphoria 2021 was a national level Shaikh 2021 Dr. Sandip Maind, Assistant Chemistry competition. Professor, Bhavans College, It included three events Charni Road. The Inauguration of seminar presentation, function was followed by the poster presentation Quiz competition, PowerPoint and Quiz competition. presentations and Poster Students from all over the presentations. The announcement country participated. All of winners and vote of thanks participants and winners was proposed by the coordinator were provided with host, Dr. Hina Shaikh at the certificates. valedictory function. 210 2020-21, Volume 113 Student Achievements Sr. Name of program Description of program Name of Date Rank/ Any other No (20-30 words) student prize/ information participa- (20-30 tion words) T.Y.B. Use of Digital Program organized by J.V.M degree Mr. Asher Paul 9th Certificate - Sc. Technology in college in association with Scube November, awarded 1) Chemistry - J.V.M Scientific Software Solutions to 2020 for at- degree College, enhance skills through online events tending Airoli College, such as National Webinars, imparting national Navi Mumbai. the importance and application webinars. of technology in learning and understanding Chemistry and learning about software Chemistry. 2) IIT JAM 2021 Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. Mr. Asher Paul 14th Rank - Chemistry (JAM) - an admission test conducted February 1331 annually for admission into MSc - for 2021 Qualified all post-graduate science programs at for IIT Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) JAM 2021 and Indian Institute of Science (IISc) merit list as well as accepted by Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISERs) and National Institute of Technology (NIT) organized by alternating institutes every year. The 2021 edition was organized by Indian Institute of Science. 3) National Level National science quiz organized by Mr. Asher Paul 28th Qualified - Science Quiz Department of Chemistry under February with score Competition Science Association of Maharashtra 2021 of 90% - Department College on the celebration of National of Chemistry Science Day Celebration. under Science Association of Maharashtra College, Mumbai. 4) Medicinal The intended outcome is to train Mr. Maheir 17th April Qualified Credit Chemistry - NPTEL students on various aspects of new Kapadia 2021 course:3 drug discoveries/development, drug screening, target identification, lead discoveries, optimization and the molecular basis of drug design and drug action. 211 2020-21, Volume 113 5) Biomedical The applications of nanotechnology Mr. Maheir 9th October Qualified Credit Nanotechnology - are gaining an overwhelming response Kapadia 2020 course:1 NPTEL in almost all fields. The healthcare sector specially has brought about tremendous development. Eg - cancer diagnosis and therapy, medical implants, tissue engineering etc. In the forthcoming years, developments in this field are expected to flourish and lead to several lifesaving therapies and medical technologies. 6) Amateur Radio Amateur radio, also known as Ham Mr. Maheir 14th Quali- - Operator - by Radio, is the use of radio frequency Kapadia September fied and USA Federal spectrum for purposes of non- 2020 Licensed Communications commercial exchange of messages, Commission wireless experimentation, self- training, private recreation, radio sport, contesting, and emergency communication. 7) IBM: In this professional certificate Mr. Maheir 4th October Qualified - CyberSecurity programme, learners developed Kapadia 2020 Analyst - Coursera and honed essential knowledge and skills to enter today’s dynamic cybersecurity workforce. They also acquired knowledge about cybersecurity analyst tools including data protection; endpoint protection; SIEM; and systems and network fundamentals, knowledge around key compliance and threat intelligence, topics important in today’s cybersecurity landscape; gained skills for incident responses and forensics. The learner’s knowledge and skills were tested through multiple assessments during the courses, a real-world breach case study and several hands on virtual labs. The learner also achieved a passing score on a final assessment course covering all content from the previous seven courses. 8) Google IT support For those who earn Google IT Support Mr. Maheir 09th Qualified - Specialist - Professional Certificate, complete Kapadia December Coursera five-courses, developed by Google. 2019 These include hands-on, practice- based assessments and are designed to prepare them for entry-level roles in IT support. 212 2020-21, Volume 113 They are competent in foundational skills, including troubleshooting and customer service, networking, operating systems, system administration, and security. 9) IIT JAM 2021 It is an entrance exam in IIT for a Mr. Harsh Exam AIR 280 - Chemistry Master’s degree. Nagda conducted on 14th February 2021 Result announced on 20th March2021 10) Coursera - Preventive healthcare for the newborn Ms. Anaida 24th Participa- - University of Colo baby. Santos September tion 2020 11) Coursera - Preventive healthcare for the newborn Ms. Anaida 15th Febru- Participa- 1 month University of Colo baby. Santos ary 2021 tion course. 12) Digital Skills- Digital Skills-Artificial Intelligence Ms. Samrin 25th May 96% - Artificial Nayaab 2020 Intelligence ACCENTURE 13) Chemical and Chemical and Health Ms. Samrin 4th Sep- Participa- - Health Nayaab tember tion - John Hopkins 2020 University 14) Understanding Understanding Research Methods. Ms. Samrin 8th Sep- Participa- - Research Nayaab tember tion Methods. 2020 - University of London 15) Aromatherapy- Aromatherapy-Clinical use of essential Ms. Samrin 5th Sep- Participa- - Clinical use of oils Nayaab tember tion essential oils 2020 - University of Minnesota 16) Drug Drug commercialization Ms. Samrin 9th Sep- Participa- - commercialization Nayaab tember tion - UC SAN DIEGO 2020 17) Digital Skills- Digital Skills- Digital Marketing Ms. Samrin 27th May 81% - Digital Marketing Nayaab 2020 - ACCENTURE 18) UAL Creative Introduction to Creative AI Ms. Samrin 2nd June Participa- - Computing Nayaab 2020 tion Institute and Institute of Coding 213 2020-21, Volume 113 19) Current Digital Current Digital trends at Workplace Ms. Samrin 24th May 74%6 - trends at Trends Nayaab 2020 Workplace Trends - University OF LEEDS 20) COVID-19: COVID-19: Tackling the Novel Ms. Samrin 3rd June Participa- - Tackling the Novel Coronavirus Nayaab 2020 tion Coronavirus - London School of Hygiene and Tropical medicine 21) National Level National Level Science Quiz Ms. Urvi 28th Feb. 84% - Science Quiz Competition Neharkar 2021 Competition - Maharashtra College, Mumbai. 22) Botany QUIZ - Certificate For Successful Completion Ms. Riti Shah 22nd May Participa- Participants IQAC and Botany Of National level online quiz on Botany 2020 tion having a Department, high score Ratnagiri received certificates 23) Chemistry Certified For successfully completing Ms. Riti Shah 20th May Participa- Participants Aptitude Test - ‘Chemistry Aptitude Test’ 2020 tion & rank scoring Thakur College, 80% and Department Of more were Chemistry provided certificates 24) Media Quiz Certificate of appreciation for Ms. Riti Shah 20th May Participa- ‘PEHCHAN KAUN’ successfully participated and 2020 tion – IQAC And BMM performed outstandingly well in the Department Of media quiz organized by IQAC Viva College - Virar 25) COVID-19 E-Certificate For Covid-19 Awareness Ms. Riti Shah 17th May Participa- Awareness Quiz - QUIZ 2020 tion & rank Scored 90% St. John Technical & Education Campus Palghar 26) Aptitude test on Aptitude test on 2020 on Drugs and Ms. Khushnu- 2020 50% 2020 on Drugs and Dyes ma F. Elavia Dyes - Department of Chemistry, Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil College, Vashi 214 2020-21, Volume 113 27) Aptitude test on Aptitude test on Periodic table Ms. Khushnu- 2020 Certificate Periodic table ma F. Elavia of Partici- - Department pation of Chemistry, Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil College, Vashi 28) Quiz on Everyday Quiz on Everyday Chemistry Ms. Khushnu- 2020 Certificate Chemistry - KlE ma F. Elavia of Partici- Society’s Science pation and Commerce College, Navi Mumbai 29) Chem Euphoria National level Chemistry competition Ms. Khushnu- 13th Certificate 2021 - Wilson ma F. Elavia March, of Partici- College 2021 pation 30) National National Conference on New Ms. Khushnu- 1st Febru- Certificate Conference on Dimension of Chemistry ma F. Elavia ary, 2020 of Partici- New Dimension pation of Chemistry - Wilson college in association with University of Mumbai and ACT 31) Quiz Competition Intercollegiate Competition Ms. Aisha 13th Febru- Participa- - N. G. Acharya Yusufuddin ary2021 tion and D. K. Marathe Shaikh College 32) Poster Competition Topic of Poster (Green Chemistry Ms. Aisha 13th Febru- Participa- Yusufuddin ary, 2021 tion Shaikh 33) Career Webinar explaining different career Ms. Glazy 14th June, Attended Opportunities in options in Chemistry after BSc/MSc. Fernandes 2020 Chemistry - St. Xavier’s College 34) HPTLC: Technique Webinar and live demo on HPTLC Ms. Glazy 6th August Attended and Pharma Fernandes 2020 Applications” - Anchrom Enterprises 35) Use of digital Use of digital technology in Chemistry Ms. Glazy 9th Novem- Attended technology in Fernandes ber 2020 Chemistry - JVM College 36) “Know you Workshop on different instruments Ms. Glazy 17th & 18th Attended Molecules” like SEM, TEM, DTA, DSC and live Fernandes February demo. 2021 215 2020-21, Volume 113 37) Chem Euphoria Fun events lie PPT, Poster and Quiz Ms. Glazy 13th March Partici- 2021 Fernandes 2021 pated in quiz and presenta- tion 38) NSS Poster Poster making competition Ms. Seefa 2nd Novem- Participa- Ca. 100 Competition Shaikh ber 2020 tion participants participated for the event 39) Event Horizon Crossyphy Ms. Seefa 24th Febru- Participa- Organized by Shaikh ary 2021 tion Department of Physics, Wilson College. Ca. 100 participants participated for the event 40) Event Horizon Quizeria Ms. Seefa 24th Febru- Participa- - Shaikh ary, 2021 tion 41) MICROBYTES “MICROBYTES” Ms. Sanjana 06th A+ Grade Dept. of Mi- - Dept. of Sanjay Vib- November, crobiology, Microbiology, a Microbiology based e-learning hute 2020 – Vivekanand Vivekanand initiative of the department 28th Febru- Education Education ary, 2021 Society’s Society’s College of College of Arts, Arts, Sci- Science and ence and Commerce Commerce 42) Biomosaic Spell Bee Championship ( Ms. Disha November First Prize First prize. 2020 - Dept. of Microbiological Spelling Contest) Biswas 2020 But yet Microbiology didn’t receive the certificates 43) Biomosaic Essay Writing Competition Ms. Disha November First Prize First Prize. 2020 - Dept. of Biswas 2020 But yet Microbiology didn’t receive the certificates from the dept. due to online mode of participation. 216 2020-21, Volume 113 44) 20th National Micropodium( Speaking and Ms. Disha 10th Second Second prize. MicroBioOlympiad presentation skills on one Biswas March, Prize Didn’t receive 2021 microbiology topic) 2021 the certifi- cate. Certifi- cates will be given shortly to Wilson college as I represented the college. [Organized by Bioresco Mi- croBioOlym- piad (National Event )] 45) Inferno 2.0 Who Done It ( Detective / Solving Ms. Disha 29th Participa- ISDI School mystery competition) Biswas November tion of Innovation 2020 & Design, Mumbai Quiz Competition Online National Level Science Quiz Ms. Jameela 28th Feb, Qualified Organized by 46) Competition Sharafath 2021 Department of Chem- istry under Science As- sociation of Maharashtra College Elocution Elocution competition Mr. Ritvik 2nd Oct 1st posi- NSS unit 47) competition Singh 2020 tion in of Jai Hind Elocution College Competi- tion Kshitij Fest Kshitij Fest for product photography Mr. Goutam 27th 2nd Podium Won Rs 48) for product Hasmukh Jain December 2000/ cash photography - 2020 and few other Mithibai College products as prizes. Staff Achievements (PhD, M.Phil., Awards and Recognition) Sr.No Name of Nature of Name and short description Date Any other Teacher Achievement(with title) of university / awarding information agency(20-30 words) (20-30 words) 1. Principal Prof Appointed as an Journal of Exploratory 1st January, 2021 Anna Pratima Associate Editor in Research in Pharmacology to 31st December, Nikalje Journal of Exploratory 2021 Research in Pharmacology 217 2020-21, Volume 113 Staff Activities. Sr. Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/ Name of paper/poster Name of the No teacher Participated Workshop presented institution that as/Presented Mention (national/ organized program paper or international/local) with dates poster 1 Principal Presented International E-conference Development and Wilson College, Prof. Anna Paper on “World Chemistry validation of stability Mumbai in Pratima Conference” (WCC 2021) -indicating HPLC method collaboration with Nikalje for Carvedilol and its University of related compounds in bulk Mumbai and drug and formulation Association of Chemistry Teachers on 3rd & 4th May 2021 Presented World Chemistry Simultaneous estimation Wilson College, Mumbai Paper Conference (WCC 2021) of Azilsartan in collaboration with and Cilnidipine in Bulk by University of Mumbai and RP-HPLC and assessment Association of Chemistry of its applicability in Teachers on 3rd & 4th May market 2021 Convenor International Webinar Wilson College in on “Emerging Trends in association with University Chemistry Education and of Mumbai And Association Research (ETCER)” of Chemistry Teachers. 25th & 26th JUNE 2020 Participated Webinar on ‘Navigating Society of Pharmaceutical Your Journey From Sciences and Research Research To Patent & How (SPSR) on 8th April 2021 Patent and Publication Differ’ Participated Faculty Development Rashtriya Uchchatar Program on “NAAC: AQAR Shiksha Abhiyan Submission in the revised (RUSA) Maharashtra in format” collaboration with I.Q.A.C of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s Hazarimal Somani College of Arts & Science from 1st Feb 2021 to 6th Feb 2021. Participated International Conference Faculty of Science and on Fundamental and I.Q.A.C. Bharatiya Vidya Applied Sciences (ICFAS Bhavan’s Hazarimal 2021) Somani College of Arts and Science, Shri Manubhai Maneklal Sheth Junior College of Arts and Science and Jayaramdas Patel College of Commerce and Management Studies from 24th March 2021 to 26th March 2021. 218 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated FDP on Pedagogy in Internal Quality Assurance Management and Cell (IQAC) , KCES’s Computer Science Institute of Management & Education in Post Covid Research, Jalgaon on 12th & Era ” 13th June, 2020. Participated Faculty Development on Sacred Heart College in Learning Management association with All India System (MOODLE) Association for Christian Higher Education & Don Bosco Higher Education, India from 8th June to 10th June 2020 Participated Faculty Development IIDE with Lala lajpatrai Program on “Online College, St.Xaviers College Teaching & E-content” & D.Y.Patil College of Engineering & technology on 3rd & 4th June 2020. Attended International Webinar on Department of Chemistry, Multidisciplinary Research Guru Nanak College of Science, Ballarapur, Dist. Chandrapur on 13th March 2021 Attended Cross-Border Programmes U.S. Consulate General Mumbai on 23rd March 2021 Attended International Webinar on Association of Chemistry Sustainable Chemistry, teachers (ACT), C/o Homi IWSC-2021 Bhabha Centre of Science Education (TIFR) Mumbai on 18th March 2021 Attended International Webinar On Department of Chemistry, Empowering Diversity In Kamla Nehru Mahavidyalaya, Science (GWB-2921) Nagpur and Association of Chemistry Teachers(ACT), C/o Homi Bhabha Centre of Science Education (TIFR) Mumbai in collaboration with International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), Global Women’s Breakfast on 9th February 2021 Attended International Webcon Association of Chemistry on Recent Advances in Teachers C% Homi Bhabha Chemistry Education and Centre of Science Education Chemical Research (TIFR) Mumbai and Department of Chemistry, MLSM college, Darbhanga, Bihar, India on 29th Nov to 1st Dec, 2020 219 2020-21, Volume 113 Attended Webinar on New Principal IQAC of Maharashtra as a Visionary CEO” College of Arts, Science and Commerce and Bhavan’s Hazarimal Somani College of Arts & Science on 11th August to 14th August, 2020 Attended Principal Conclave on NORTH STROM Academy “Digital Transformation of on 5th June, 2020 Indian Education ” 2 Dr. Sakina Attended & International E-conference Wilson College, Bootwala Member of on “World Chemistry Mumbai in organising Conference” (WCC 2021) collaboration with committee University of Mumbai and Association of Chemistry Teachers on 3rd & 4th May 2021 Attended “NAAC : Revised RUSA, Govt of Assessment & Maharashtra, office of joint Accreditation Framework” Director, Mumbai Region and Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College on 4th June, 2020 Attended “Ongoing Strategies for R.D. & S.H. National College drug Designing for Covid and S.W.A. Science College 19 on 5th June, 2020 Participated Faculty Development Department of Science of Program on ‘Artificial J.V.M.’s Degree College in Intelligence in Classroom association with The Magic Teaching’ Data on 6th June, 2020 Attended International Webinar on Association of Chemistry “Material Science Teachers (ACT) Mumbai in collaboration with Department of Chemistry, Madhav Science Post Graduate College, Ujjain, and, Kamla Nehru Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur. on 9th June, 2020 Participated Pedagogical Training for School of Mathematical teachers on Tools for Sciences ,Swami online teaching, learning Ramanand Teerth and evaluation Marathwada University,Nanded on 1st July to 6th July, 2020 220 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated National Webinar Department of Chemistry, on “Challenges and St. Xavier’s College for Opportunities of Metal Women, Aluva on Complexes in Medicinal 4th July, 2020 Field””. Participated International Virtual Organised by St. Pauls Faculty Development College, Bengaluru from Programme on Building 20th July 2020 to 24th July, Competency in ICT 2020 based teaching using spreadsheet and Sustainability Strategies during COVID 19 Pandemic Attended National Webinar on Department of “Chemistry-Concepts and Chemistry, S.I.W.S. Career Opportunities” N.R. SwamyCollege of Commerce & Economics and Smt. Thirumalai College of Science, Wadala (W), Mumbai – 400 031. from 16th- 18th July, 2020 3 Dr. Harish Participated International Webinar - Wilson College in Parbat and Co- on “Emerging Trends in association with University convenor Chemistry Education and of Mumbai And Association Research (ETCER)” . of Chemistry Teachers from 25th & 26thJune, 2020 Participated International Research - Wilson College and Co- Methodology Workshop collaboration with convenor University of Mumbai from 19th-25th May, 2020 Presented 2nd International A Green approach to Organised by IBERD from (Best Paper Conference on Empirical the transition metal 4th June to 5th June, 2020 presentation and Theoretical Research ion catalyzed oxidation award) (ICETR-2020) organized of some industrially online. important alcohols using Ammonium metavanadate in an acidic medium. Presented National level Conference Applications of Quantum SPK College Sawantwadi (Resource on Quantum Chemistry Chemistry on 3rd May, 2020 Person) Organised. Presented Resource Person in the A Green approach to Organised by Anandibai (Resource National Conference on the transition metal Pradhan Science College on Person) “GREEN CATALYSIS AND ion catalyzed oxidation 27th May, 2020. MATERIAL CHEMISTRY”, of some industrially important alcohols using Ammonium metavanadate in an acidic medium. 221 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated Chairperson of Two days Evaluated oral Organised by N. G. Acharya and International Level Web presentation & D. K. Marathe College on Chairperson Conference on “New 23rd -24thMay, 2020 Pathways in Chemistry” Participated UTKRANTI Beyond the UTKRANTI Organised by Wilson and Coordinator Horizon (A tribute to the College NSS unit Disabled community), collaboration with Mumbai University level Fest. University on 8th and 9th April, 2021 Participated Webinar for students on Youth: Hope of Our Future Organised by Wilson and Coordinator the topic Youth: Hope of College NSS unit on 6th Our Future February 2021 4. Dr. Ashish Presented International Conference Screening of metal Wilson College, Mumbai S Uzgare Paper titled World Chemistry complexes and ligand as in collaboration with Conference (WCC 2021) anti- bacterial agents and University of Mumbai and to compare their Association of Chemistry anti- bacterial activity Teachers on 3rd & 4th May, against established 2021. antibiotic cefpirome. Co-convenor International Webinar Wilson College in on Emerging Trends in association with University Chemistry Education and of Mumbai And Association Research (ETCER) of Chemistry Teachers, from 25th to 26th June, 2020 Resource Online Workshop Organised by Ramsheth Person of Lecture Series in Thakur College of Chemistry Commerce and Science, Navi Mumbai from 19th February to 22nd February, 2021. Attended Online International International Association Webinar On Environmental of Methodist Schools, Justice in Global Colleges, and Universities Context(s) in association with Isabella Thoburn College Lucknow on 5th June, 2020. Attended International Webinar Organized by Shirpur Antimicrobial agents & Education Society’s, Adjuvants: How to test H. R. Patel Institute of and Elucidate their mode Pharmaceutical Education of action?” and Research, Shirpur on 10th June, 2020. Attended National Webinar on Organized by IQAC, Preparation of SOPs and Bharat College of Arts Policy Documents for & Commerce and IQAC NAAC Accreditation Cluster, India on Monday, 15th June 2020. 222 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated Science Leadership Organized by the Central Workshop University of Punjab, Bathinda from 22nd to 28th June, 2020. Attended University level Webinar Organised by K C College on Learning made easy: on 4thJuly, 2020. Chemdraw and online research engines Attended National Level Webinar Organized by IQAC on: A way forward in Nagindas Khandwala Higher Education, The College on 6th August, National Education Policy 2020. 2020(NEP2020) Attended National Level Online Jointly organized by Workshop on Virtual Department of Chemistry, Chemistry learning for School of Physical Higher Education Sciences, & Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT), School of Education, Central University of Kerala (CUK), Kasaragod 671320, Kerala, held from 18th to 19th January, 2021. Attended Webinar on Orientation Organized by Wilson to Entrepreneurship Cell College Incubation Center Activities on 10th February, 2021. Attended Webinar on Investor Organized by IQAC, Awareness Program Wilson College, Mumbai in collaboration with Future Ready Learning Solutions on 13th February, 2021. Participated Faculty Development Organized by Internal Program on Pedagogy Quality Assurance Cell in Management and (IQAC) , KCES’s Institute of Computer Science Management & Research, Education in Post Covid Jalgaon on 12th & 13th era June, 2020. Participated Faculty Development Organized by Bharat College Program on Befriend of Arts and Commerce from Technology with new 27th July to 2nd August, the educator’s code: 2020. Transform from physical to digital 223 2020-21, Volume 113 5. Dr. Participated Faculty Development Teaching Learning Centre Jamson Programme on (TLC) of Ramanujan Masih “Open Source Tools for College, Delhi from 8th June Research” to 14th June, 2020. Dr. Participated Faculty Development Teaching Learning Centre Jamson Programme on (TLC) of Ramanujan Masih “MANAGINGONLINE College, Delhi from 18th CLASSES andCO- May- 3rd June, 2020 CREATINGMOOCS:2.0” Dr. Attended International webinar on Wilson College in Jamson “Emerging Trends in association with University Masih Chemistry Education and of Mumbai and Association Research (ETCER)” of Chemistry Teachers on 25th & 26th June, 2020 Dr. Presented International Conference Concentration and Faculty of Science and Jamson Research Paper on Fundamental and behavior of fine I.Q.A.C, a Bhavan’s College, Masih Applied Sciences (ICFAS particulate matter at two Mumbai from 24th March 2021). location of Mumbai 2021 to 26th March, 2021. Dr. Co-convenor “Emerging Trends in Wilson College in Jamson Chemistry Education and association with University Masih Research (ETCER)” of Mumbai and Association of Chemistry Teachers on 25th & 26th June, 2020 Dr. Attended National Level Webinar Organized by Wilson Jamson on ‘Revised NAAC College, IQAC cluster and Masih Assessment and WhiteCode partner 29th Accreditation’ April-3rd May, 2020 6 Dr. Hina Presented International e-conference Determination of toxic Shaikh paper on “Perspectives and essential metals in of preparing and present in plant sample implementing the ‘Swachh using spectroscopic Bharat Abhiyan’ techniques Attended National Webinar on “Film -- Department of B.A.M.M.C factors” of Smt. Mithibai Motiram Kundani college on 13th June, 2020 Attended National webinar on -- IQAC and women “POCSO- Laws in Covid development cell, Thakur time” College of science and commerce on 18th June 2020 224 2020-21, Volume 113 Attended National level webinar on -- Department of economics, “Indian economy in Post THK Jain College on 9th Covid 19 :Prospects and June 2020 challenges” Attended National seminar on -- Department of Chemistry, “Covid 19: Chemistry Smt. Chandibai Himathmal perspective” Mansukhani College on 15th June 2020 Attended National Webinar -- Hansraj Jivandas College on “Decoding of Education & Career HUB Entrepreneurship” under the aegis of RUSA on 15th and 16th June, 2020 Attended National Webinar on -- Vindhya Institute of “Challenges and Strategies Management and Science, in Commerce and M.P on 23rd and 24th June, Management- Post Covid 2020 Era” Attended National Webinar on -- IQAC and Department “Emotional Management” of Psychology Rajaram College, Kolhapur on 13th June, 2020 Attended National virtual seminar -- Department of Chemistry, on “Green Chemistry and Shahid Bhagat Singh sustainable development” Govt PG College, Pipariya, Madhya Pradesh on 15 March 2021 Attended International webinar on -- AISSMS College of “DOAJ & Open Access” Engineering Pune in association with DOAJ, America on 6th June 2020 Attended International Webinar -- SSM on “Material and their Institute of Engineering and Applications” Technology, Dindigul on 18th and 19th June , 2020 Attended International webinar on -- Department of Chemistry, “Innovations in science Smt. Narsamma Arts, and technology” Commerce and Science College, Amravati in association with Association of Chemistry teachers (ACT) Mumbai on 27th February 2021 Attended International webinar on -- Association of Chemistry Sustainable Chemistry teachers c/o Homi IWSC 2021 Bhabha Center for science education (TIFR) Mumbai on 18th March 2021 225 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated International webinar -- Department of Chemistry, on “multidisciplinary Guru Nanak College of research” Science BallarpurDdistrict Chandrapur on 13th March 2021 Participated International conference -- Sangoshthi Ram Lal Anand on “Post pandemic College, University of Delhi Education and on 4th and 5th March 2021 Employment: Challenges and Opportunities” Participated Workshop on “ -- Department of Chemistry, Chromatography and UV RD and SH National College visible, IR spectroscopy” and SWA Science College on 13th March 2021 Participated National level online -- Department of Mechanical faculty development engineering, Bharat program on “Recent institute of Engineering and advancement in medical Technology, Hyderabad, engineering” Telangana from 22nd to 26th June 2020 Participated “Reigniting the Research- -- St. Xavier’s autonomous Spark: Exploring new College under the aegis of methodologies and RUSA from15th to 20th perspectives” March 2021 7. Mr. Kailas Presented ‘Drug Discovery, Synthesis, Karmaveer Bhaurao Shinde Paper Development and Characterization, Patil College on Applications’ Molecular Docking and Biological Activities of 15th and 16th June, New Quinoline Analogues 2020 bearing Carboxamide Moiety. Presented ‘Emerging Methodologies Synthesis, Ismail Yusuf College on Paper in Pharma, Environmental Characterization and 18th June, 2020 and Life Sciences’ Biological Evaluation of Some New Quinoline Analogues as Anti-breast Cancer and Antibacterial Agents Presented International Web- Synthesis, Siddharth College on Paper conference on ‘COVID-19: Characterization 19th and 20th June, 2020 Perspective of Science and Anticancer and and Challenges’ Antibacterial Activity of Novel N-(2-(3- fluorophenyl)quinolin-5-yl) Benzamide Derivatives 226 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated Interdisciplinary - Teaching Learning Centre, Refresher course on Ramanujan College, “ADVANCED RESEARCH University of Delhi under METHODOLOGY Tools and the aegis of Techniques” MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, PMMMNMTT from 30th January, 2021 - 14th February, 2021 Attended International Webinar on - ACT in collaboration with “Material Science (IWMS- Madhav College on 20202)” 9th June, 2020 Participated National web Conference - BNN College on on “Synthesis of 11th June, 2020 Nanomaterials and their property enhancement” Participated International E-Conference - MJD Govt. College on On “Impact of Covid-19 13th and 14th June, 2020 On Society, Economy & Environment: Challenges, Solution & Possibilities” Attended National Webinar on - Bhavan’s H. S. College on “Patent: An Intellectual 19th June, 2020 Property Right” Participated National Web Conference - BNN College on on “Writing Research 18th June, 2020 Paper: An Art” Attended International webinar - Wilson College on on “Emerging Trends in 25th and 26th June, 2020 Chemistry Education and Research (ETCER)” Participated International Conference - Government Vidarbha on ‘Sustainable Institute of Science and Development : A Biological Humanities Amravati on and Socio Economic 26th and 27th June, 2020 Perspective’ Attended International webinar on - Patkar College on “Patent and Patenting 18th July, 2020 Process” Attended International webinar on - Govt. Bilasaon College on “Advances in Chemical 18th July, 2020 science and Engineering” Attended International webinar on - Dapoli UBSS College on “Challenges to discovery 31st July, 2020 of New Drug” Attended Webinar on - K. J. Somaiya College on “Computational Chemistry: 23rd July, 2020 A modern Chemist’s Tool” 227 2020-21, Volume 113 Attended National Webinar on - Kamla Nehru “Instrumental Methods of Mahavidyalaya on Analysis (NWIMA-2021)” 17th and 18th October, 2020 Attended National webinar on - Jai Hind College on “Review – new norm in 21st October, 2020 scientific research” Attended National webinar on “ Use - JVMD College on of Digital Technology in 9th November, 2020 Chemistry “ Attended National Webinar on - G. M. Vedak College on “Hybrid Nanomaterials for 13th January, 2021 Energy Applications” Attended National webinar on “ - Jagat College on Functional Materials “ 21st February, 2021 Attended National Webinar on - Govt. College, Morena on “RECENT TRENDS IN 24th February, 2021 NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTS” Attended Workshop on “KNOW - Xavier’s College on YOUR MOLECULES: 17th and 18th February, 2021 THROUGH SOPHISTICATED INSTRUMENTATION TECHNIQUES” Attended International Webinar on - Doshi Vakil College on “Bio-Nano Frontiers” 27th February, 2021 Participated National Conference on - K. L. University on “ Sustainable technology 22nd and 23rd February, and development – 2021 Environmental Impacts “ Attended National Webinar on - Govt. College, Timrani on “Green Chemistry- An 26th February, 2021 Approach for Healthy Environment” Attended International Webinar on - ACT in collaboration with “Sustainable Chemistry TIFR on (IWSC-2021)” 18th March, 2021 Participated International E-Conference - KBP College On “Futuristic Aspects in 15th and 16th on March, 2021 nanotechnology” Participated International E-conference - Anjuman Islam Janjira on “Post COVID-19 College on situation” 30th March, 2021 228 2020-21, Volume 113 8. Dr. Attended FDP on Imparting Online E&ICT Academy, Indian Thomson Teaching-Learning Institute of Technology Fernandes Methodology During Guwahati on COVID-19 Pandemic. 26th - 1st June 2020 Attended FDP on ADVANCED Teaching Learning Centre CONCEPTS FOR (TLC), Ramanujan College, DEVELOPING MOOCS University of Delhi on 2nd - organised by Teaching 17th July 2020 Learning Centre (TLC). Attended Orientation Programme in UGC – Human Resource Chemical Sciences: From Development Centre Concepts to Applications. Jadavpur University on 6th - 20th Janauary 2021 Attended One week faculty Sangamner Nagarpalika development programme Arts, D.J.Malpani, on curriculum design and Commerce and B.N. pedagogy for autonomous Sarda Science College, colleges from Maharashtra Sangamner in association with Rashtriya Ucchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) and Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai on 22nd - 27th February 2021 Participated The Sexual Harassment of Wilson College on Women at Workplace 6th June 2020 Participated Building Netiquettes and V.G. Vaze College, Mumbai Safe Cyberspace on 19th September 2020 Participated On a Virtual Panel Discussion – “Safe Wilson College in Mumbai & Gender collaboration with Mumbai Concerns: The Changing First on Face of Mental health & 11th February 2021 Well being”. Participated ‘Investor Awareness’ Wilson College on organized by IQAC, Wilson 13th February 2021 College. 9 Mr. Participated Webinar on “Envisioning a Organised by Wilson Sandeep new tryst with destiny” College NSS unit on 15th Borde Aug 2020 Participated FDP on “Befriend Organised by Bharat college technology with the Badlapur, from 27th July to new educators code- 2nd August 2020 (7days) Transformation from physical to digital” 229 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated Webinar on “Learning Organised by KC College, made easy: Chem draw Mumbai on 24th July, 2020 and online research engines “ Participated Webinar on “New age Organised by Academisthan tools for teaching online” from 28th June, 2020 to 30th June, 2020 Participated International webinar Organised by Wilson on “Emerging trends in College in association with Chemistry education and University of Mumbai and research “ Association of Chemistry teachers, on 25th June, 2020 and 26th June, 2020 Participated National webinar Organised by Library staff on “Effectiveness of and Committee of Wilson bibliotherapy during covid College on 14th June, 2020 19” Participated FDP in pedagogy Organised by KCES’S in management and Institute of Management computer science and Research, Jalgaon on education in Post Covid 12th June, 2020 era” and 13th June, 2020 Participated FDP on”Artificial Organised by JVM College, intelligence in classroom Airoli on 6th June, 2020 teaching” 10. Mr. Sachin Resource Invited as a Resource Organised by Ramsheth Gupta Person Person for Three Day Thakur College of Online Workshop of Commerce and Science, Lecture Series Navi Mumbai from 19th February to 22nd February, 2021. Presented International E-conference Chemical characterisation Wilson College, Mumbai Paper on “World Chemistry of sub-micron particulate in collaboration with Conference” (WCC 2021) matter at two different University of Mumbai and locations of Mumbai Association of Chemistry Teachers on 3rd and 4th May, 2021 230 2020-21, Volume 113 Attended International webinar - Wilson college, Mumbai, on “Emerging Trends in India Chemistry Education and 25th and 26th June, 2020 Research (ETCER)” 11. Dr. Anand Attended International webinar - Wilson college S. Burange on “Emerging Trends in 25th and 26th June, 2020 Chemistry Education and Research (ETCER)” Dr. Anand Attended Faculty Development Organized by MHRD S. Burange Programme on from 18th May - 3rd June, “MANAGING ONLINE 2020 CLASSES and CO- CREATING MOOCS:2.0” Dr. Anand Attended International Webinar on Organized by Department S. Burange 3D Printed Bio Ceramics of Physics, Arignar Anna for Medical Applications. Government Arts and Science College, Karaikal, Puducherry, India on 20th May, 2020 Dr. Anand Attended Virtual Conference on Organized by TIFR, Mumbai S. Burange “Materials for Energy and IISER, Kolkata in Harvesting and Catalysis” Association with American Chemical Society on 1st- 3rd May, 2020. Dr. Anand Attended National Level Webinar Organized by Wilson S. Burange on ‘Revised NAAC College, IQAC cluster and Assessment and WhiteCode partner on 29th Accreditation’ April-3rd May, 2020 12. Ms. Nikita Presented International E-conference; Study of Toxicity and Wilson College, Mumbai Braganza Paper “World Chemistry safety for formulation in collaboration with Conference” (WCC 2021) preparation of plant University of Mumbai and powders of Leptadenia Association of Chemistry Reticulata (Retz.) Wight & Teachers on 3rd and 4th May, Pluchea Lanceolata (DC.) 2021 CB. Clarke Participated 4- day Workshop on Organized by IQAC, Wilson ‘Outcome Based Education College on 22nd, 23rd, 24th and Assessment’ and 26th April, 2021 231 2020-21, Volume 113 Publications by staff Sr. Name of State Title of research Name of ISSN, ISBN, Publisher Page No faculty whether publication book/ journal/ E-ISSN No. (Name and Nos. Research seminar Place) Paper /Book/ proceeding (whichever Chapter/ (any other) relevant) Edited where Volume/Any published Other 1. Principal Research “Quality-by-Design Indian Journal of 0250-474X (print); OMICS 83(1): Prof. Anna Paper Based Development Pharmaceutical 1998-3743 (web) International 110-119 Pratima and Validation Sciences on behalf of Nikalje of Stability the Indian Indicating Method Pharmaceutical by UPLC Method Association for Impurities (India) Indian of Simvastatin J Pharm Sci from drug and 2021; Pharmaceutical Dosage Form” 2. Mr. Kailas Research Synthesis, Docking Asian Journal E-ISSN No: 2456- Asian 97-102 Shinde Paper Studies and of Organic 8937 publication Biological Evaluation and Medicinal corporation, of Novel N-(2- Chemistry Sahibabad, (3-fluorophenyl) India quinolin-5-yl) Benzamide Derivatives as Potent Anti-breast Cancer Agents Mr. Kailas Research Synthesis, Thai Journal of E-ISSN : 1905- Faculty of 41-49 Shinde Paper molecular docking Pharmaceutical 4637 Pharmaceutical and biological Sciences Sciences, evaluation of novel Print-ISSN: 0125- Chulalongkorn 2-(3-chlorophenyl) 4685 University, quinoline-4- Thailand. carboxamide derivatives as potent anti- breast cancer and antibacterial agents Mr. Kailas Research Synthesis, Iranian ISSN - 1735-2444 Iranian 17-30 Shinde Paper Molecular Docking Journal of association of and Biological Pharmaceutical pharmaceutical Evaluation of New Sciences scientists, Iran. Quinoline Analogues as Potent Anti- breast Cancer and Antibacterial Agents 232 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. H. A. Research A Green approach International 2005-4262 International pp. Parbat Paper to the transition Journal of Grid Journal of 44–53 metal ion catalyzed and Distributed Grid and oxidation of Computing Distributed some industrially (Web of Science Computing important alcohols Group). using Ammonium metavanadate in UGC CARE acidic medium, Vol. listed 13, No. 2, (2020),, Dr. H. A. Research A kinetic approach Journal of 0019-4522 Journal pp-725- Parbat Paper to the oxidation Indian Chemical of Indian 729 of some primary Society (Scopus Chemical perfumery alcohols indexing) Society by Ammonium metavanadate in UGC CARE acidic medium, Vol- listed 97, May-2020,. Dr. Jamson Research Health risk ISSN: 2352-1864 Elsevier 19, Masih Paper assessment of 100857 heavy metals Environmental associated with Technology and Coarse and Quasi- Innovation accumulative airborne particulate matter in Mumbai City situated on the Western Coast of India Dr. Jamson Research Placental levels of Drug and ISSN 1525-6014 Taylor & 1-10 Masih Paper polycyclic aromatic Chemical Francis hydrocarbons (PAHs) Toxicology, and their association with birth weight of infants Dr. Anand S. Book Chapter Shape-Controlled Advanced ISBN13: American Chapter Burange Metal Oxides for Heterogeneous 9780841298804e Chemical 10pp Selective Catalytic Catalysts; ISBN: Society 291-318 Oxidation Volume 1, 9780841298798 Application at the Nano-Scale (2020) Dr. Anand S. Research Nano-crystalline Nano-Structures 2352-507X Elsevier 23, Burange Article HoCrO4: Efficient and Nano- 100493 catalyst for Objects (2020) ISSN Knoevenagel condensation in water: First catalytic application of Cr (V) species 233 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. Anand S. Research Green synthesis Environmental Print ISSN: Springer Just Burange Article of xanthene and Chemistry accepted acridine-based Letters (2021) 1610-3653 heterocycles of DOI pharmaceutical https:// importance: a doi.org/ review 10.1007/ s10311 -021- 01223-w MATHEMATICS Extension Activities conducted by the department Sr. Name of Description of program Faculty/ Dates No of Any other No program (20-30 words) student in participants information charge (20-30 words) 1 Mental It was conducted as an Ms. Joyce 14th Jan, 30 Practical Health extension program of the Kurian (Faculty 2021 session on mentees group of SYBSc, in charge) Yoga. Mathematics. Thirty and Ms. participants, including Simran Kanojia staff and students, (Student in attended the program. charge) Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr.No Name of program Description of Faculty/ Date No of Any other program student in participants information (20-30 words) charge (20-30 words) 1. E- Poster The topics were Ms. Briji 18th Mar, 14 Ms. Simran Presentation Application of Jacob 2021 Kanojia of SYBSc Competition Mathematics in Real (Faculty In- awarded 1st prize, Life or Contribution charge) & Ms. Deepika of Indian Ms. Simran Paul of TYBSc Mathematicians. Kanojia awarded 2nd prize (Student In- and Mr. Panackal charge) Purackal John Augustine of SYBSc awarded 3rd prize in the competition. 234 2020-21, Volume 113 Student Achievements (Academic/co-curricular/extra-curricular) Sr.No Name of Description of program Name of Date Rank/prize/ Any other program (20-30 words) student participation information (20-30 words) 1. JAM The objective of JAM is to Ms. Devanshi 2021 553 She scored provide admission for M.Sc. (Two Merchant 40.33 marks Years) at the IITs. This has been out of 100 established as a benchmark for the undergraduate level science education in the country. Staff Activities Sr.No Name of Attended/Participated Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution teacher as/Presented paper or Workshop paper/poster that organized poster Mention (national/ presented program with dates international/local) 1. Mr. S.Y Attended FYBSc syllabus - Ruparel College(19th Pakhle workshops (Maths Aug 2020)& Vartak 1&2) College(20th Aug 2020) 2. Ms. Attended FYBSc syllabus - Ruparel College (19th Joyce workshops (Maths Aug 2020) & Vartak Kurian 1&2) College(20th Aug 2020) 3. Ms. Attended Online Education - Indian Teacher Joyce Education Community, Kurian 27th Nov 2020 to 5th Dec 2020 4. Ms. Attended Reigniting the - St. Xavier’s college,15th Joyce Research Spark Mar 2021 to 20th Mar Kurian 2021 Publications by staff Sr. Name of State whether Title of Name of book/ ISSN, ISBN, Publisher Page No faculty Research Paper research journal/ seminar E-ISSN No. (Name Nos. /Book/Chapter/ publication proceeding (any (whichever and Edited Volume/ other) where relevant) Place) Any Other published 1. Ms. Briji Research Paper Construction Cryptography and ISSN: 1936- Springer Published Jacob of Binary Communications 2447 Online Chathely Hadamard E -ISSN: Codes and 1936 - 2455 their s - PD Sets 235 2020-21, Volume 113 MICROBIOLOGY Department Programs Sr. Name of Description of Faculty/ Date No. of Any other information No program program student in participants (20-30 words) (20-30 words) charge 1. Remedial/ Regular activity by Staff in Regularly For Students discussed their Enrichment department charges for 0respective concerns related to career classes respective classes selection, methods for studying sessions. etc. with their teachers. 2. 1) Web series 1 These webinar series Mrs. 1st June 270 This was alumni initiatives : ‘Stimulating were conducted Meghana -14th June, that directed towards the the Cascade of during the lock-down Gore 2020 integrated development Success’ period. As per the of all the college students annual practice of and thus subsequently 2) Web series the Microbiology Mrs. 15th June 340 contribute towards the 2 : ‘Igniting Department, alumni Meghana -29th June, development of the nation. minds: From were invited to share Gore 2020 The alumni discussed their Nest to the their success stories journey navigating towards Sky’ and inspire students. different careers. The sessions were 3) Web series open to students of Ms. 20th January 196 3: other faculties too. Swamini -20th March, ‘Forging Your Patade 2021 Way’ & Ms. Suruchi Sawant 3. Insights Into Department of Ms 6th February, 136 This webinar introduced Forensic Microbiology, Meghana 2021 the Forensic science field Science and It’s organised this Gore & Ms. to the undergraduate and Scope webinar in Suruchi postgraduate students collaboration with Sawant to acquaint them with SIFS India Forensic comprehensive teaching, Lab, New Delhi. training, research, and consultancy in the fields of Criminology & Forensic Science. Extension Activities conducted by the department Sr. Name of Description of Faculty/ Dates No of Any other information No program program student in partici- (20-30 words) (20-30 words) charge pants 1. Helping ‘Helping Hands’ 1) Dr. 1. 9th 30 An official appeal was drafted and circulated Hands an initiative by Auradha March, as of 15th February, 2021 urging individuals - Department of Pendse 2021 the to donate generously in kind for the cause. Microbiology, led by 2) Ms. donation Volunteers then began to spread the word and Dr. Anuradha Pendse, Swamini boxes were reach out to potential donors. On 26th February, Ms. Swamini Patade Patade handed 2021 an email was sent to the Public Relation and Ms Suruchi over to the Officer at TATA Memorial Centre seeking Sawant, with a team senior permission for donation acceptance. With the 236 2020-21, Volume 113 of proactive student 3) Ms. Public prompt response of our generous donors, the volunteers driven Suruchi Relation team was successful in collecting clothes, with a common Sawant Officer caps, headwear, scarves for patients facing interest to serve at TATA chemotherapy; sanitation and hygiene supplies and reach out to Memorial viz. sanitizers, soaps, masks; biscuits and the underprivileged Hospital, monetary donation. It is worth acknowledging sections of society. Parel. that one of our donor: a covid-19 front line In the first social warrior, Dr. Swaroop Hegde contributed PPE 2. 19th outreach initiative, kits, N95 mask, surgical masks, hand sanitizer, May, 2021 the team was sprays, gloves, head caps and vitamin C tablets, supplies instrumental in all of these were valuable for the Covid Patients. were providing aid to Despite covid imposed restrictions, it must be donated about hundreds lauded that volunteers remained co-operative to an NGO of cancer patients and active in mobilizing resources, door-to- Nana Palkar at TATA Memorial door collection, unloading bulk donations and Trust,Parel Centre, Parel. The stationing them at the Department. All while and Aadhar second campaign observing social distancing norms. Adivashi began in February Clothes, tissues, medical devices like oxy- Seva 2021, with a motive meters, glucose meter; sanitation and hygiene Ashraman, to provide relief funds supplies viz. wipes, disinfectant sprays, personal Thane. to overburdened hygiene kits along with other essential supplies hospitals and help were donated to Nana Palkar Trust; an NGO patients affected by dedicated to provide shelter , food and medical the pandemic. aid to the cancer patients seeking treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital. Some portion of donation was also directed to Aadhar Adivashi Seva Ashram: home for orphaned children, located at Thane. Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr. Name of Description of program Faculty/ Date No of Any other information No program (20-30 words) student in participants (20-30 words) charge 1. BIOMO- The intercollegiate Dr. Joyline 1st November-8th 30 The participants in the SAIC event was organized Mascarenhas November, 2020 events primarily consisted by S.Y. B.Sc. The fest of students of Wilson included online events College, followed by St. like: ‘What’s that, Xavier’s College and Spell bee, Among us’ Sophia College. There and the offline events were 30 participants, a included ‘Best out of figure that is cumulative of waste, Photoscopy and the promotional, live and Writing Competition’. entry based events. The BIOMOSAIC is a feedback received from fest...that entwines the participants consisted knowledge with fun; it of appreciation regarding showcases the quick the initiative taken by thinking and fun loving Biomosaic. side of the participants. The goal of the event is to showcase that 237 2020-21, Volume 113 ‘Science besides studying, can be fun and exciting too’. BIOMOSAIC 2020 despite being an online event did not cause an hindrance but made things entertaining. 2. Online Poster a. Vaccines Faculty Posters presented Exact • To spread knowledge series The S.Y.B.Sc. students incharge: online platform number of regarding various designed an online 1. Ms. 1.COVID-8th April, participants vaccines and what event to spread Meghana 2021 cannot be they work against awareness about 5 Gore given as the • To create awareness 2. Ebola- 10th Modern Vaccines 2. Ms. posters were about the vaccine and April, 2021 against infections in the Suruchi circulated via clear misconceptions form of infographics and Sawant 3. HPV- 11th April, WhatsApp on regarding them. 5 posters 2021 various staff • Encourage people to Students and student take an interest in team: 4.Malaria-13th groups. vaccines and to help 1. Mr. April, 2021 them better educate Nachiket 5. Dengue- 16th themselves on the Moti April, 2021 topic 2. Ms. Viola Mathias 3. Mr. Ashley Fernandes 4. Mr. Nilang Gandhi b. Indian Traditional Faculty Posters presented Exact • Spreading knowledge Probiotics incharge: online platform number of about various Indian The SYBSc designed 1. Ms. 1. Rice Kanji - participants traditional probiotic this event to spread Meghana 22nd March, 2021 cannot be food items. awareness about Gore 2.Carrot Kanji - given as the • Increase awareness *Indian Traditional 2. Ms. 23rd March, 2021 posters were about the various Probiotic food* in the Suruchi 3.Gundruk- 24th circulated health benefits of form of Infographics.-- 6 Sawant March, 2021 through probiotic food. posters 4.Seera- 25th WhatsApp on • Encourage people to Students March, 2021 various staff include home based Team 5.Kupe- 26th and students probiotic food in their 1. Ms.Bushra March, 2021 groups. regular diet. Quadri 6.Akhuni- 27th 2. Goutam March, 2021. Jain Student Achievements Sr. Name of Description of Name of student Date Rank/prize/ Any other No program program participation information (20-30 words) (20-30 words) 1. BIOMOSAIC Spell- Bee Ms. Disha Biswas 1st November, 1st Prize First year student 2020 competition 2020 238 2020-21, Volume 113 2. BIOMOSAIC Essay Writing Ms. Disha Biswas 7th November, 1st Prize First year student 2020 competition 2020 3. BIOMOSAIC Essay Writing Ms. Naila Shaikh 7th November, 2nd Prize First year student 2020 competition 2020 4. BIOMOSAIC Meme making Mr. Akhilesh 6th November, 1st Prize First year student 2020 competition Vadde 2020 5. BIOMOSAIC Quiz competition Ms. Shweta 8th November, 1st Prize First year student 2020 Choksi 2020 6. CORNUCOBIA Debate Mr. Ashley 20th February, 2nd Prize Second year Competition Fernandes and Mr. 2020 student Nilang Gandhi Staff Achievements Sr.No Name of Nature of Name and short description of Date Any other Teacher Achievement(with title) university / awarding agency (20- information 30 words) (20-30 words) 1. Dr. Radhika Ph.D. degree Mumbai University 24th Thesis Title Birmole January, ‘Study of Azo 2021. dye degradation by bacterial consortium’ Staff Activities Sr. Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution that No teacher Participated Workshop paper/poster organized program with dates as/Presented Mention (national/ presented paper or international/local) poster 1 Dr. Anuradha. Participated Pedagogical framing for SRTM University, Nanded on 1st Pendse teaching on tools for July - 6th July, 2021. online teaching, learning and Evaluation Participated Examination Reforms: Smt. Maniben M P Shah Women’s Need of Higher Education College of Arts and Commerce on Today 20th May, 2020. Participated International Webinar Pillai HOC College of Arts, Science INNOVATION, IPR & and Commerce, Rasayani ENTREPRENEURSHIP on 4th May - 10th May, 2020 Participated Revised NAAC IQAC, Wilson College on 29th April- Assessment & 3rd May, 2020 Accreditation : Challenges and Path to Move ahead Attended ‘Moving towards Organized by the IQAC, Wilson Autonomy’ College on 17th July, 2020. 239 2020-21, Volume 113 Attended ‘Autonomy and IQAC, Wilson College on 29th July, Challenges’ 2020. Attended Webinar on ‘NAAC: Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College on Revised Assessment 4th June, 2020. & Accreditation Framework’. Participated National Webinar on IQAC and Research circle of ‘Steering HEIs in the VESASC in association with Vijnana wake of COVID-19: The Bharati, Mumbai from 9thJune - 12th way ahead for academia’ June, 2020. Participated FDP on Curriculum Sangamner Nagarpalika College design and pedagogy for on 22nd February - 27th February, autonomous colleges 2021. International Conference Study of Department of Chemistry in Presented on ‘WORLD CHEMISTRY phenol collaboration with University of paper CONFERENCE 2021’ degrading Mumbai & Association of Chemistry bacteria Teachers on 3rd May-4th May, isolated from 2021 petrochemical sites 2 Dr. Radhika Participated ‘National IQAC, Bharat College of Arts & Birmole Webinar on Creating a Commerce and Roshni Udyavar & Green Campus ’ Associates (RU&A) on 5th June, 2020. Participated National Level Webinar IQAC, AISSMS college of Pharmacy, on Pune on 23rd September, 2020. “Quality Improvement in Higher Education by Up- skilling” Attended Online session on IQAC, Wilson College on 17th July, ‘Moving towards 2020. Autonomy’ Attended Online session on IQAC, Wilson College on 29th July, ‘Autonomy and 2020. Challenges’ Participated One Day National IQAC of Mahatma Phule Level Webinar on Mahavidyalaya Kingaon on 15th “Documentation for Data June, 2020. Validation & Verification (DVV) and Peer Team Visit (PTV) NAAC” Participated 2-Day Faculty IIDE in collaboration with St. Development Program Xavier’s College, Lala Lajpatrai on Online Teaching & College and D.Y.Patil College of E-content Engineering and Technology on 3rd June- 4th June, 2020. Participated Webinar on ‘Preparation IQAC cell of Providence College for of files for NAAC Women, Coonoor on the 18th July, Accreditation’ 2020. 240 2020-21, Volume 113 Participated National Webinar Library Committee of Wilson on ‘Effectiveness of College on 14th June, 2020. Bibliotherapy during COVID-19’ Participated National Level Webinar IQAC of Mahatma Night degree on Office Automation College of Arts and Commerce on 17th July, 2020. Attended One day Webinar RUSA, Govt. of Maharashtra on ‘NAAC: Revised and Office of Jt. Director, Higher Assessment & Education, Mumbai Region in Accreditation association with Ramanand Arya Framework’. D.A.V. College on 4th June, 2020. Participated Four day National IQAC and Research circle of Webinar on ‘Steering VESASC in association with Vijnana HEIs in the wake of Bharati, Mumbai from 9th- 12th COVID-19: The way June, 2020. ahead for academia’ 3. Ms. Meghana Introducing Skill Oriented Andhra Pradesh State Council of Gore Participation Courses in Universities Higher Education(APSCHE) And and College (With Special Akkeneni Nageswara Rao College Reference to NSQF) in association with IQAC Cluster India and White Code 9th July, 2020. National Seminar Internal Quality Assurance Cell Participation On Environment Latthe Education Society’s Smt. Sustainability : Recent Kasturbai Walchand College (Arts Scenario and Solutions and Science ) Sangli.25th June, 2020 Three Day National Level IQAC Bhavan’s College Andheri (w) Participation Faculty Development Mumbai 5th May-7th May, 2020 Programme (Workshop) On Skill development for Online Teaching National Webinar on Bharat College of Arts and Participation creating a Green Campus Commerce, Badlapur and Roshni Udyavar and associates on 5th June, 2020 Participation National Webinar on Wilson college in association with Pandemics: Impact, University of Mumbai on 29th - Challenges and 30th May 2020 Innovations One day workshop on Kankavali College 6th May, 2020 Participation Scientific writing and Presentation Fine tuning research KJ Somaiya College of Science and Participation planning using Elsevier Commerce in Collaboration with tools: ScienceDirect, Elsivier on 25th April, 2020 Scopus and Mendley 241 2020-21, Volume 113 Participation One week - Recent REST society for research trends in Research article International writing from 22nd March - 27th March 2021 4. Dr. Joyline Participated 5 day online FDP on the IQAC, Satish Pradhan Mascarenhas topic of ‘Evolution from Dnyanasadhana College, Thane Offline to Online Teaching’ in association with dept. of IT, University of Mumbai, Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Mumbai Regional Centre and Microsoft from 30th May – 3rd June, 2020. Attended One day Webinar RUSA, Govt. of Maharashtra on ‘NAAC: Revised and Office of Jt. Director, Higher Assessment & Education, Mumbai Region in Accreditation association with Ramanand Arya Framework’. D.A.V. College on 4th June, 2020. Participated 2-Day Faculty IIDE in collaboration with St. Development Program Xavier’s College, Lala Lajpatrai on Online Teaching & College and D.Y.Patil College of E-content Engineering and Technology on 3rd June - 4th June, 2020. Four day National IQAC and Research circle of Participated Webinar on ‘Steering VESASC in association with Vijnana HEIs in the wake of Bharati, Mumbai from 9thJune - 12th COVID-19: The way June, 2020. ahead for academia’ National Webinar on IQAC, Bharat College of Arts & Participated “Preparation of SOPs and Commerce and IQAC Cluster, India Policy Documents for held on 15th June, 2020. NAAC Accreditation” One day National Dept. of IT in association with IQAC, Participated Webinar on ‘ Placements Sathaye College on 25th June, 2020. and COVID-19- Reinventing yourself for survival’ National level webinar Krupanidhi Degree College, Attended on ‘HOW TO PREPARE Bangalore on 27th June, 2020. & CONDUCT ACADEMIC AUDIT’ Online National Seminar Research Development Cell of Smt. Participated On “Innovation and CHM College, Ulhasnagar on 27th Intellectual Property June, 2020. Rights” Online session on IQAC, Wilson College on 17th July, Attended ‘Moving towards 2020. Autonomy’ Webinar on ‘Preparation IQAC cell of Providence College for Participated of files for NAAC Women, Coonoor on the 18th July, Accreditation’ 2020. 242 2020-21, Volume 113 Online session on Organized by the IQAC, Wilson Attended ‘Autonomy and College on 29th July, 2020. Challenges’ Seven days FDP on IQAC in collaboration with Dept. of Participated ‘Befriend Technology Computer Science, Bharat College with the New Educator’s of Arts and Commerce, Badlapur Code- Transformation from 27th July-2nd August, 2020. from Physical to Digital’ Participated ‘Orientation to Wilson College Incubation Centre Entrepreneurship cell on 10th February, 2021. Activities’ Participated Webinar on ‘Investor IQAC, Wilson College, Mumbai on Awareness’ in 13th February, 2021. collaboration with Future Ready Learning Solutions 4. Ms Swamini One Week Online St. Francis De Sales College, Patade Participated Workshop on National Nagpur from 8th June - 12th June, ‘Interdisciplinary 2020. Research Methodology, ICT Application & Innovations in Teaching Learning Process’ Online session on IQAC, Wilson College on 17th July, Attended ‘Moving towards 2020. Autonomy’ Online session on IQAC, Wilson College on 29th July, Attended ‘Autonomy and 2020. Challenges’ 5. Ms. Suruchi One Week Online St. Francis De Sales College, Sawant Participated Workshop on National Nagpur from 8th June - 12th June, ‘Interdisciplinary 2020. Research Methodology, ICT Application & Innovations in Teaching Learning Process’ National Webinar Library Committee of Wilson Participated on ‘Effectiveness of College on 14th June, 2020. Bibliotherapy during COVID-19’ Four day National IQAC and Research circle of Participated Webinar on ‘Steering VESASC in association with Vijnana HEIs in the wake of Bharati, Mumbai from 9thJune - 12th COVID-19: The way June, 2020. ahead for academia’ National level webinar on Department of Chemistry and IQAC Participated “Preparation of NET/SET Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu College, Examination” Kolhapur on 6th July, 2020. 243 2020-21, Volume 113 Webinar on ‘Copyright Institute Of Chemical Technology Participated Concerns and Challenges and VES College of Arts, Science for Online Education’ and Commerce on 15th July, 2020. Online session on IQAC, Wilson College on 17th July, Attended ‘Moving towards 2020. Autonomy’ Online session on IQAC, Wilson College on 29th July, Attended ‘Autonomy and 2020. Challenges’ Workshop on ‘Basics and Women Development Cell, Wilson Participated Beyond: Gender, Power College, Mumbai on 28th October, and Law’ 2020. ‘Orientation to Wilson College Incubation Centre Participated Entrepreneurship Cell on 10th February, 2021. Activities’ Virtual Panel Discussion – ICC (Internal Complaints Attended “Safe Mumbai & Gender Committee) and WDC (Women Concerns: The Changing Development Cell) of Wilson Face of Mental health & College in collaboration with Well-being” Mumbai First on 11th February, 2021. 6-Day Online Faculty IQAC Initiative, St. Xavier’s College, Participated Development Program on Mumbai from 15th March - 20th ‘Reigniting the Research- March 2021. Spark Exploring new methodologies and perspectives’ International Conference Preparation Department of Chemistry, Wilson Presented on ‘WORLD CHEMISTRY of Topical Gel College in collaboration with paper CONFERENCE 2021’ and Cream University of Mumbai & Association formulations of Chemistry Teachers on 3rd May - Containing 4th May, 2021 Lavender and Tea Tree Essential Oils and Evaluation of their Antimicrobial Activity 6 Dr. Geetanjali Four day workshop IQAC Wilson College Ganguli Attended on “Outcome based 22th April - 26th April, 2021 education and Assessment” 244 2020-21, Volume 113 Publications by staff Sr. No Name of State Title of research Name ISSN, Publisher Page faculty whether publication of book/ ISBN, (Name and Nos. Research journal/ E-ISSN No. Place) Paper / seminar (whichever Book/ proceeding relevant) Chapter/ (any other) Edited where Volume/ published Any Other 1. Dr. Joyline Book An Overview of Optimization, - 978-81- BP 1-33 Mascarenhas Characterization, Recovery 949988-3-9 International and Application of Poly- hydroxy alkanoates Synthe- sized by Microorganisms. 2. Dr. Joyline Book Characterization of Polyhy- - 978-93- BP 1-28 Mascarenhas droxyalkaonoate Extracted 90516-24-7 International from Bacillus megaterium JHA and Its Biodegradation Studies. PHYSICS Department Programs Sr. No Name of Description of program Faculty/ Date No. of Any other program (20-30 words) student in participants information charge (20-30 words) 1 “LASER Guest talk by department alumnus Dr. Mr. Mahesh 25th 71 - Applications” Amiel Lopes (2008 batch) who has Shetti August, worked in optical industry 2020 2 “When the Guest talk by department alumnus Mr. Mr. Mahesh 31st 50 - mass Speaks” Babu Gonde (2010 batch) who is now Shetti October, currently a Scientific Officer in B.A.R.C. 2020 Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr. Name of Description of Faculty/ Date No of Any other information No. program program student in participants (20-30 words) (20-30 words) charge Event This was organized Students in- 24th Feb 274 Competitions and prize winners: Horizon by the TYBSc charge - 2021 Meme making: students of Ms. Pavithara 1st Mr. Ashish Maurya (XI) nd Physics. Various Kandasamy 2 Ms. Namrah Ansari (XII) rd competitions and Mr. 3 Ms. Aarlin Shyamala (FYBSc) and Ms. Grishmasri Masaram related to Physics Mikhail Vora were designed and were open to all college students. 245 2020-21, Volume 113 Paint with Passion: 1st Mr. Abhishek Dhokare (XI) 2nd Ms. Nupur Sahane (XII) 3rd Ms. Shamma Nalli (XII) and Mr. Apurva Mantri (XII) Photophoenix: 1st Mr. Chaitanya Ghaisas (FYBSc) 2nd Ms. Tiah Pereira (XI) 3rd Mr. Aryan Parle (XI) 4th Mr. Prathamesh Pawar (XI) Crossiphy: 1st Ms. Aamina Ansari (XI) 2nd Ms. Priya Shendkar (XII) 3rd Ms.Lisa D’Silva (XI) and Mr. Anosh Lopes (XI) Quizeria: 1st Ms. Muntaha Chaudhary (XI) 2nd Mr. Abhishek Maurya (XI) 3rd Ms. Hejal Nyaynit (XI) Dream Hunt: 1st Ms. Devanshi Merchant (TY Maths) 2nd Sunny Dasari (XI) 3rd Mr. Anish Sakpal (XI) Student Achievements Sr.No Name of program Description of Name of Date Rank/prize/ Any other program student participation information (20-30 words) (20-30 words) 1 Intercollegiate competition Onto the Billboard Ms. Pavithara 1st March Third - conducted by the Arthiki, a Kandasamy 2021 forum for Economics by the Department of Economics - Wilson College Staff Activities. Sr.No Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/ Name of paper/ Name of the institution teacher Participated Workshop poster presented that organized program as/Presented Mention (national/ with dates paper or international/local) poster 1 Mr. S. Deodhar Attended Revised NAAC - Wilson College assessment and (29th Apr, 2020 – 3rd May accreditation 2020) 2 Mr. S. Deodhar Attended Autonomy and challenges - Wilson College (29th Jul, 2020) 246 2020-21, Volume 113 3 Mr. S. Deodhar Attended Moving towards - Wilson College autonomy (17th Jul, 2020) 4 Mr. S. Deodhar Attended Effectiveness of - Wilson College Bibliothearapy (14th Jun 2020) 5 Mr. S. Deodhar Attended National level - Wilson College interdisciplinary (29 and 30 May 2020) webinar on “Pandemics: Impact, Challenges and Innovations” 6 Mr. S. Deodhar Attended Revised Assessment and - RUSA,JD, Ramanand Accreditation Framework College (4th Jun, 2020) 7 Mr. M. D’Souza Attended Revised NAAC - Wilson College (29th Apr, assessment and 2020 – 3rd May 2020) accreditation 8 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended FDP on “Pedagogy for - Wilson College in the Teachers of Higher collaboration with Education” Department of Education, University of Mumbai. (07th Apr, 2020 to 15th Apr, 2020) 9 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended Mahabridge webinar on - By Knowledge Bridge, “Mobile based smart Ahmednagar (15th Apr, 2020 E-Content Development to 25th Apr, 2020) for Online teaching” 10 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Fine tuning research - K J Somaiya College, planning using Elsevier Mumbai in collaboration tools: Science Direct, with Elsevier (25th Apr, 2020) Scopus, Mendeley” 11 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Revised NAAC - Wilson College, IQAC (29th Assessment and Apr, 2020 to 03rd May, 2020) Accreditation: challenges and path to move ahead” 12 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended National FDP on “online - Lala Lajpat Rai college, College and online Mumbai University and content creation tools” North Storm Academy, Mumbai. (30th Apr, 2020 to 02nd May, 2020) 13 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Supercapacitors, Solar - Physics Department and Cell Devices and Solar SERC,RCOEM, Nagpur (11th Thermal Technology” May, 2020 to 14th May, Webinar 2020) 247 2020-21, Volume 113 14 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended National Webinar - Department of Chemistry of on “New Horizons in S.S.V.P. Sanstha’s L.K. Dr. P. Sustainable Polymers, R. Ghogrey Science College, Organic Synthesis, Green Dhule. (23th May, 2020 to Chemistry and Laboratory 24th May, 2020) Safety” 15 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended Online Webinar on - N. B. Mehta College, Bordi “CYBER SECURITY” (25th May, 2020) 16 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended Two day FDP on Mumbai University “Learning technologies Innovation and Incubation :Learning an overview” Center and IQAC in participation with Harrisburg University USA (13th Jun, 2019 to 14th Jun, 2019) 17 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended Five day FDP on - S.P. Dnyanasadhana College, “Evolution from offline to Thane in association with online teaching” IT department Mumbai University, Y.C.M. Open University, Mumbai and Microsoft. (30th May, 2020 to 03rd Jun, 2020) 18 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended Training webinar - BlauSkills (A division of LabVIEW BASICS BlauPlug Innovations) In TRAINING ONLINE association with R.D. & S.H. National College (2nd Jun, 2020 to 4th Jun, 2020) 19 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Latest Trends - Department of Electronics, in Nano Material Physics and Internal Synthesis, Advanced Quality Assurance Cell Microprocessors and of S.S.V.P.Sanstha’s Challenges” L.K.Dr.P.R.Ghogrey Science College, Dhule. (09th Jun, 2020 to 10th Jun, 2020) 20 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “ Physical and mental - Guru Nanak College fitness-The Yoga way ” Mumbai. (21st Jun, 2020) 21 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Proficiency improvement - Center for excellence on polymer processing in polymer science and and advanced engineering, PCE in characterization association with PPA. --- techniques” New Panvel. (1st Jul, 2020 to 3rd Jun, 2020) 248 2020-21, Volume 113 22 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Sensors & Their VEMANA INSTITUTE OF Applications” TECHNOLOGY Bengaluru, Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering IEEE Sensors Council, Bangalore Section (13th Jul, 2020 to 17th Jul, 2020) 23 ‘Moving towards IQAC, Wilson College (17th Autonomy’ Jul, 2020) 24 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended ‘CAMERA : PHYSICS AND - Department of Physics, ELECTRONICS ’ Royal College, Mira Road. (20th Jul, 2020) 25 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Befriend technology - IQAC and Department with the new educators of Computer science, code-transformation from Bharat College of Arts and physical to digital” Commerce, Badlapur. (27th Jul, 2020 – 02nd Aug, 2020) 26 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Nanotechnology in Daily - IQAC & Department of Life” Physics, Smt. Pushpatai Hiray Arts, Science and Commerce Mahila Mahavidyalaya. (31st Oct, 2020) 27 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Investor Awareness” - IQAC, Wilson College, Mumbai in collaboration with Future Ready Learning Solutions. (13th Feb, 2021) 28 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended “Orientation to - Wilson College Incubation entrepreneurship cell Centre. activities” (10th Mar, 2021) 29 Dr. U. V. Patil Attended 22nd Virtual Webinar on - School of Applied Sciences, Physics of Nanomaterials: Reva University, Bengaluru Synthesis, (14th Mar, 2021) Characterization and Applications 30 M. N. Shetti Resource “Camera: Physics and Talk title: “Camera: Royal College, Mira Road on Person Electronics” National Physics and (20th Jul, 2020) Webinar Electronics” 31 M. N. Shetti Resource Online “Workshop Talk title: “Stars and K.T.H.M. College, Nashik on Person on Astronomy and stellar systems” (20th Aug, 2021 - 21st Aug, Astrophysics” 2020) 249 2020-21, Volume 113 32 M. N. Shetti Guest lecture “Digital Electronic Talk title: “Digital Wilson College S.Y.B.A. delivered Communication System” Electronic communication skills Communication students of on (3rd Sep, System” 2020) 33 Mr. M. N. Resource Online Astronomy Course Conducted 8 lectures Instucen Trust Shetti person on: (15th Sep, 2020 to 17th Oct, 1) Introduction to 2020) Astronomy 2) Powers of 10 3) Minor Bodies 4) Gas Giants 5) Sun 6) What are stars? 7) Evolution of stars 8) History of Universe 34 Mr. M. N. Guest lecture “Radiodating techniques Talk title: “Radiodating Wilson College T.Y.B.A. Shetti delivered for Archaeologists” techniques for History students (6th Oct, Archaeologists” 2020) 35 Mr. M. N. Guest lecture “It’s written in the stars” Talk title: “It’s written Science Café on (19th Dec, Shetti delivered in the stars” 2020) 36 Mr. M. N. Guest lecture “History of batteries” Talk title: “History of Shishuvan High School, Shetti delivered batteries” Mumbai on (21st Jan, 2021) 37 Mr. M. N. Guest lecture “Simulating Physics Talk title: “Simulating R. J. College Physics Shetti delivered Problems using Excel” Physics Problems Department (19th Apr, 2021) using Excel” 38 Mr. M. N. Attended Mass Spectroscopy and - Department of Physics, Shetti its applications to space Christ College, Rajkot Science (13th Jan, 2021) National Webinar 39 Mr. M. N. Attended Monitoring the Cosmic - S.I.W.S. College Shetti Dance of Monster Black (08th Jul, 2020) Hole Pair - Webinar 40 Mr. M. N. Attended “Sensors and Their - Vemana Institute of Shetti Applications” Technology and IEEE 5-day FDP National Sensors Council, Bengalore Webinar section (13th Jul, 2020 – 17th Jul, 2020) 41 Mr. M. N. Attended National Webinar on - College of Social Work, Shetti Reverse Migration and Nirmala Niketan Agrarian Economy (27th June, 2020) 250 2020-21, Volume 113 42 Mr. M. N. Attended International Webinar on - Wilson College, Indian Shetti “Online Education and Accounting Association, Cyber Security” University of Mumbai (22nd Jul, 2020 – 23rd Jul, 2020) 43 Mr. M. N. Attended National Webinar Series - B. M. Ruia Girls’ College Shetti “NEP2020 – Prospects (02nd Jan, 2021) and Challenges in Higher Education – Vocational Education and National Education Policy” 44 Mr. M. N. Attended National Webinar Series - B. M. Ruia Girls’ College Shetti “NEP2020 – Prospects (28th Jan, 2021) and Challenges in Higher Education – Inclusivity and Innovation in Education” 45 Mr. M. N. Attended National Webinar Series - B. M. Ruia Girls’ College Shetti “NEP2020 – Prospects (13th Feb, 2021) and Challenges in Higher Education – Equitable and Holistic Education” 46 Mr. M. N. Attended National Webinar Series - B. M. Ruia Girls’ College Shetti “NEP2020 – Prospects (02nd Mar, 2021) and Challenges in Higher Education – Education in Rural India and NEP2020” 47 Mr. M. N. Attended “Physics Education: Post - I.A.P.T. RC-08 Shetti Covid Era” (21st Jul, 2020 – 22nd Jul, 2020) 48 Dr. K. K. Bhatt Attended Revised NAAC - Wilson College (29th Apr, Assessment And 2020 to 3rd May, 2020) Accreditation: Challenges And Path To Move Ahead 49 Dr. K. K. Bhatt Attended FDP on “Pedagogy for - Wilson College in the Teachers of Higher collaboration with Education” Department of Education, University of Mumbai. (07th Apr, 2020 to 15th Apr, 2020) 50 Dr. K. K. Bhatt Attended National level - Wilson College (29th May, interdisciplinary 2020 and 30th May, 2020) webinar on “Pandemics: Impact, Challenges and Innovations” 51 Dr. K. K. Bhatt Attended Moving towards - Wilson College (17th Jul autonomy 2020) 251 2020-21, Volume 113 ZOOLOGY Department Programs Sr. Name of Description of Faculty/ Date No. of Any other No program program student in charge participants information (20-30 words) (20-30 words) 1. Special extra Extra lectures A time table was 24th Sept. 34 As per the lectures for were conducted unanimously 2020 to 30th Supreme court, T.Y.B.Sc 19- by all the teaching decided upon and Sept. 2020 UGC directives and 20 batch staff members to implemented. Mumbai University bridge the lapse Each staff member From guidelines, online that occurred in conducted the 3.00pm to examinations were their studies from lectures on topics 6.00pm to be conducted March 2020 to that were assigned for T.Y.B.Sc 19-20 Sept. 2020 to them as per the batch in Sept.-Nov. academic year 2019- 2020 2020. 2. Orientation The teachers All the teachers 22nd 34 for T.Y.B.Sc acquainted the conducted the meet. September batch students with 2020 19-20 wrt the technicalities online exam of online & paper examinations pattern. 3. Revision Paper1 unit 1&2 Ms. P M Shetti 8th, 9th, 14th 31 lectures and Paper3 unit 4 and 15th practicals. March 2020. Practical 3 & 4 11.02 am onwards Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr. Name of Description of program Faculty/ Date No of Any other No program (20-30 words) student in participants information charge (20-30 words) 1. Indoor To compensate for the lack Ms. P M 14th Feb 31 Reports were Excursions of excursions, nature trails Shetti 2020 to submitted by and field visits, students were 14th Mar the students encouraged to study fauna in 2020 on 14th and around their residences, March 2020 identify, classify and describe on Google their external morphology and classroom. submit the same as a report in pdf on Google Classroom. 2. FISH-O- Intradepartmental sea food Dr. S J Mane 13th Mar 31 T.Y.B.Sc FEST cooking competition 2020 students 252 2020-21, Volume 113 Staff Activities Sr. Name of Attended/Participated Title of Seminar/ Name of Name of the institution No teacher as/Presented paper or Workshop paper/poster that organized program poster Mention (national/ presented with dates international/local) 1. Ms. P M Attended “Bioinformatics: ------Somaiya College Shetti Fundamental 27th and 28th Jul 2020. concepts, tools and database 2. Attended “Online teaching ------Wilson College tools” 25th &27th Jul 2020. 3. Attended “Autonomy and ------Wilson College 29th challenges” Jul 2020. 4. Attended “Moving towards ------Wilson College 17th Jul autonomy” 2020. 5. Attended “Research grant ------Wilson College 28th Apr opportunities” 2020. 6. Attended “Outcome based ---- Wilson College 22th to 26th education and Apr 2021. assessment” 7. Dr. S J Attended “High performance ---- I.Y. College, Mumbai and Mane thin layer Anchrom Enterprises, chromatography- Mumbai. instrumentation and 13th May, 2020 application 8. Dr. S J Attended “Statistical analysis ---- REST society for research Mane for research international, Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. 18th - 22nd May 2020. 9. Dr. S J Attended “An Introduction to ---- Research Committee and Mane ORCID Department of Library of B.N. Bandodkar College, Thane. 1st Jun, 2020 10. Dr. S J Attended “Sustainable ---- IQAC department of Patkar Mane development and Varde College embedded in 18th and 19th Dec 2020. science, technology and peoples participation.” 11. Dr. S J Attended “Safe Mumbai and ---- ICC and WDC of Wilson Mane gender concerns: College in collaboration The changing face with Mumbai First of mental health and 11th Feb 2021. wellbeing” 253 2020-21, Volume 113 12. Dr. S J Participated “Natural products ---- CSIR-NIO. Goa, during Mane from Marine Bio 30th - 31st Mar 2021. resources 13. Dr. S J Attended Marine Biodiversity ---- Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Mane and Aquaculture College, Mahad 8th and 9th Apr 2020 14. Dr. S J Participated “Fostering research ---- IQAC of S.I.E.S. College Mane culture in higher 17th Apr 2021 education institutes 15. Dr. S J Presented paper Fundamental and “Use of Faculty of science and Mane at International Applied Science Artificial I.Q.A.C. from Conference Intelligence 24th to 26th Mar 2021. in sustainable fishery and in conservation of endangered species which are accidentally entangled in the fishing nets.” 16. Ms. Neha Attended Evolution from offline - Satish Prasad Elizabeth to online teaching. Dyansadhana college Koshy in association with Department of Information Technology, University of Mumbai, Yashwantrao Chavan Open University, Mumbai Regional Centre and Microsoft 30th May to 3rd Jun 2020. 17. Ms. Neha Attended Empowerment - Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Elizabeth Through Digital Chair, SNDT Women’s Koshy Technology and University in association E-Learning. with Shri MD Shah Mahila College 1st to 12th Jun 2020 18. Ms. Neha Attended Online Teaching & E- - IIDE in association with Elizabeth content St. Xavier’s College, Lala Koshy Lajpatrai College an D.Y. Patil College 3rd to 4th Jun 2020 19. Ms. Neha 1 day webinar RUSA Revised Assessment - RUSA and Office of Elizabeth sponsored on NAAC: & Accreditation Jt. Director, Higher Koshy Framework education, Mumbai in association with Ramanand Arya D.A. V College 4th Jun 2020 254 2020-21, Volume 113 20. Ms. Neha Attended Steering HEIs in the - IQAC and Research Circle Elizabeth wake of Covid-19 : of Vivekanand Education Koshy The way ahead for Society in association with academics Vijnana Bharati 9th to 12th Jun 2020 21. Ms. Neha Attended Effectiveness of - Library staff and Elizabeth Bibliotherapy during committee of Wilson Koshy Covid-19 Pandemic College 14th Jun 2020 22. Ms. Neha Attended Patent: an Intellectual - Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan’s Elizabeth Property Right Hazarimal Somani College Koshy 19th Jun 2020 23. Ms. Neha Attended Moving towards - IQAC, Wilson College Elizabeth Autonomy online 17th Jul 2020 Koshy session 24. Ms. Neha Attended Autonomy and - IQAC, Wilson College Elizabeth Challenges online 29th Jul 2020 Koshy session 25. Ms. Neha Attended “Safe Mumbai & ICC and WDC of Wilson Elizabeth Gender Concerns: College in collaboration Koshy The Changing Dave of with Mumbai First held mental health & well 11th Feb. 2021 being 26. Dr. Lad Attended “Advanced Research Teaching Learning Centre, Methodology Tools Ramanujam College, and Techniques” University of Delhi, PMMMNMTT, Ministry of Education. 15th to 30th Apr 2021 with A+ Grade 27. Dr. Lad Attended “Emerging Trends of Teaching Learning Centre, Pedagogy in Higher Tezpur University under Education” the PMMMNMTT, Ministry of Education 15th to 20th Mar 2021 with A Grade 28. Dr. Lad Attended “One Week Certificate Department of Zoology, Course on Apiculture” Balwant College, Vita, Sangli (M.S.) India 13th Jul to 19th Jul, 2020 255 2020-21, Volume 113 Publications by staff. Sr. No Name of State whether Title of research Name of book/ ISSN, ISBN, Publisher (Name Page faculty Research Paper / publication journal/ seminar E-ISSN No. and Place) Nos. Book/Chapter/ proceeding (any Edited Volume/ other) where (whichever Any Other published relevant) 1. Dr. D. G. Research paper “PRICE Shodh Sanchar ISSN: 2229 – Shodh Sanchar 26 - Lad INFLATION STUDY Bulletin, (UGC 3620. Bulletin, (UGC 29 OF EXPORTED CARE Listed) April CARE Listed) CRAB AND CRAB – June 2020, Vol. April – June PRODUCTS BY 10, Issue 38, 26 2020, Vol. 10, INDIA USING - 29. Issue 38, 26 - 29. PAASCHE PRICE INDEX” 2. Dr. D. G Research paper “Study on Two days National ISBN : 978- (E-Publication) 135 – Lad Economic Loss to Conference on 93-87558- Conference 137 the Fishery Sector COVID – 19: Crisis, 45-8. Proceedings) due to COVID-19 Effects, Challenges Pandemic” and Innovations organized by the Gundewar College Nagpur. 3. Dr. D G Research paper “Pandemic ISSN: 2454- Chronicle of 21 Lad Lockdown: A 5503 . Humanities & Boon For Faunal Cultural Studies Biodiversity”, Information Technology (IT) Department Programs Sr.No Name of Description of program Faculty/ Date No. of participants program (20-30 words) student in charge 1 Generation Next Introduction of Mentorship 1.Dr. Pradnya 26th 85 Mentorship program. Wankhade February2021 Program 2.Srilatha Ratnam 3.Simran Puri 2 Generation Next 1.Students were guided 1.Dr. Pradnya 30th March 2021 70 Mentorship regarding and mentored Wankhade Program regarding possible problems 2.Srilatha Ratnam faced by them in their 3.Simran Puri academics ,placement and internships. 2.Students were Encouraged to join online free courses and to select their final year project with use of technology. 256 2020-21, Volume 113 Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr. No Name of Company No.of students Selected Names of students selected 1. SILVERLINK TECHNOLOGY 01 Yash Devendra Kolge Details about the Internships completed by the students in 2020-2021: Sr. No Names of students Name of Company 1 Adnan Sarang The Crazy Entrepreneur 2 Hritik Gupta CSE E-GOVERNANCE SERVICES India Limited 3 Memon Mohd Adnan Campus to corporate 4 Anjali Yadav Campus to corporate Staff Activities Sr. Name of Attended/Participated Title of Seminar/Workshop Name of the institution that No teacher as/Presented paper or Mention (national/ organized program with poster international/local) dates 1 Pradhnya Participation Webinar on Effective Engagement IQAC, Wilson College Wankhade of Students for their academic in collaboration with Srilatha and psychological well-being’ and Department of Education, Ratnam Digital Learning Resources for University of Mumbai Development of E-Content 07th April,2020-15th April 2020 2 Pradhnya Participation National level webinar on revised IQAC, Wilson College Wankhade Naac re accredited challenging 29th April-3rd May 2020 Srilatha and path to move ahead Ratnam 3 Pradhnya Organizing Committee 11 Days International & John Wilson Education Wankhade Member interdisciplinary Online Student Society’s Wilson College- Sriltha Training & Empowerment SFC Courses. Ratnam Programme during COVID - 19 5th June to 15th June 2020 4. Pradhnya Organizing Committee Two days International webinar John Wilson Education Wankhade Member on online Education and Cyber Society”s - Wilson College Srilatha Security in association With Indian Ratnam Accounting Association & University Of Mumbai 22nd & 23rd July 2020. 5 Pradhnya Participation Webinar on Intellectual property IQAC Wilson College Wankhade rights in Humanities and social collaboration with Bhavan’s Srilatha science and patents and Hazirmal Somani College Ratnam application in academic 28th May-29th May 2021 Simran Puri Karishma Kohli 257 2020-21, Volume 113 Bachelor of Accounting & Finance (BAF) and Department of Bachelor Of Commerce (B.Com) Department Programs Sr. Name of program Description of program Faculty/ Date No. of No (20-30 words) student in participants charge 1 Generation Next Training and Guidance on writing and Rajendra Patil 8th / 9th / 20 Mentorship Program publishing research papers 10th - March 2021 2 Generation Next Guidance regarding various Rajendra Patil 8th March 19 Mentorship Program difficulties faced by them in their 2021 academics and career related issues. 3 Generation Next Guidance regarding various Ms. Nilofer 30th March 12 Mentorship Program difficulties faced by them in their Sarang 2021 academics and career related issues. Extension Activities conducted by the department Sr.No Name of program Description Faculty/ Dates No. of participants Any other of program student in information (20-30 charge (20-30 words) words) 1 HOPE CSR Online Against Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness Animal Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on Cruelty & Mr. is provided. Total is - 9 . to sensitize youth discretion of editor to include Contemporary Rajendra towards Animal or exclude names Issues Patil - Siya dmello cruelty faced in -Romel crasto society. -Sibran dabre -Jasmine Tuscano -Flavian Tuscano -Fibin sabu -Andrea Daniel -Megha mohan -Shybi Varghese -Sania gonsalves 2 HOPE CSR Online Reduce Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness plastic Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on through & Mr. is provided. Total is - 10 . to sensitize youth discretion of editor to include Contemporary proper Rajendra towards methods or exclude names Issues recycling Patil of basics of -Vinisha Dsouza recycling. -Aldrina Crasto -F. Lalrinhlua -Khushbu Keshari -Ruchika Magar -Suzana Nazareth -Chris Pereira -Jason Philip -Juana Pinto -Steffy Pinto 258 2020-21, Volume 113 3 HOPE CSR Online Justice In Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness India Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on & Mr. is provided. Total is - 11. to sensitize youth Contemporary Rajendra discretion of editor to include to status of Issues Patil or exclude names justice in India. -Vaibhav Raj -Akhanksha K. -Abhishek Pandey -Devagya -Joshua -Bhakti Patel -Dipika Yadav -Sheffin -Snehal -Pratham tak -Aavishkar 4 HOPE CSR Online End Child Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness Marriage in Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on India & Mr. is provided. Total is - 10 . to sensitize Contemporary Rajendra discretion of editor to include youth towards Issues Patil or exclude names problems and -Prajwali Bargaje existence of child -Rucha Prakash marriages in -Riyana Dsouza parts of India. -Rahul Kamble -Kaushal Kakaria -Mayur Palaskar -Prasad Solunke -Chris Vergis -Chrispin Nadar -Siddhi Pankaj 5 HOPE CSR Online Effect of Yoga Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness on quality Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on Health & Mr. is provided. Total is - 15 . to sensitize youth Contemporary Rajendra discretion of editor to include towards the Issues Patil or exclude names effect of Yoga on -Abdul Qadir Bagidora Human Health. -Ansari Adnan -Aslam Erambanu Ansari -Zoran Ansari -Arabia Chowdhary Sadique -Ayisha -Ayush Pratap Singh -Mahenoor Bangdiwala -Shweta Baria 259 2020-21, Volume 113 6 HOPE CSR Online Increased Dr. Zuleika March -Varsha Baria This Initiative Social Awareness Medical Homavazir 2021 -Arpita Basur was undertaken Campaign on Facility in & Mr. -Bhavesh Jadhav to sensitize Contemporary Wake of Rajendra -Chaitanya Wagh youth towards Issues COVID - 19 Patil --Jyoti Chandaliya the importance -Priyanka Chawda of Increased -Atharva Dhasal medical facility in wake of covid - 19. 7 HOPE CSR Online Need of Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness planting Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on more trees & Mr. is provided. Total is - 07. to sensitize youth Contemporary Rajendra discretion of editor to include towards Need Issues Patil or exclude names of planting more -Sanjay Doshi trees. -Esha Wadekar -Celestine Fernandes -Rahila Fodkar -Mehwish Ghadiyali -Bhumika Gohi -Tulsi Gupta 8 HOPE CSR Online Sex Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness Education Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on should & Mr. is provided. Total is - 07. to sensitize youth Contemporary be part of Rajendra discretion of editor to include towards need of Issues Curriculum Patil or exclude names sex education - Jaksh Jai to be part of Jetpurwala -Mohammed curriculum -Pranali Kadam -Vansh kadam -Kalpesh Chaplot -Swamini Kamble -Shakshi Kankariya -Nisha Kasurde 9 HOPE CSR Online Stop Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness Deforestation Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on & Mr. is provided. Total is - 08. to sensitize youth Contemporary Rajendra discretion of editor to include towards different Issues Patil or exclude names problems -Iram Patel arising due to -Saadiya Patel deforestation. -Mussabira Pk -Pooja Jaiswal -Steve Pottal -Umair Qureshi -Alikakbar Rampurawala -Gaurav Rane 260 2020-21, Volume 113 10 HOPE CSR Online Violence Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness against Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on women in & Mr. is provided. Total is - 9 . to sensitize youth Contemporary India Rajendra discretion of editor to include towards violence Issues Patil or exclude names against women in -Vedant Raut India. -Rizwan moniwal -Alison Rodrigues -Rashika Rogye -Sakina Saigar -Saish pandit -Sanay Siddh -Savio Dsouza -Asma Shah 11 HOPE CSR Online Farmers Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness Suicide Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on & Mr. is provided. Total is - 9 . to sensitize Contemporary Rajendra discretion of editor to include youth towards Issues Patil or exclude names issues leading to -Vrushika farmer’s suicide. -Anam -Abu -Ayesha -Hamdan -Huzaifa -Hidayat -Shankar Laxaman -Arshad Musharraf 12 HOPE CSR Online Animal Dr. Zuleika March Instead of providing This Initiative Social Awareness Abuse Homavazir 2021 numbers this kind of details was undertaken Campaign on & Mr. is provided. Total is - 7. to sensitize Contemporary Rajendra discretion of editor to include youth towards Issues Patil or exclude names Animal rights and -Abdul Liyaz ways of tackling -Borkar Samar Suryakant problems of -Mohammad Akeel animal abuse. -Jiwani Sakina -Shabbirali -Prashast Pandey -Vanarse Sakshi Santosh -Aishwary Agrahari Extra/Co-curricular Activities of Department Sr. No Name of Company No.of students Selected Names of students selected 1. Morgan Stanley 02 Arghyanil Deb Alain Jaison 261 2020-21, Volume 113 Details about the Internships completed by the students in 2020-2021: Sr. No Names of student Name of Company 1 Alain Jaison Morgan stanley 2 Harisa Tuscano Morgan Stanley 3 Riya Rose Mathew. Marketing intern at IFortis corporate. 4 Vaishnav Murthy Mamillapall Inventory management at Eshita Rubber Pvt ltd 5 Simran Kaysier D’souza Internship at ifortis corporate 6 Alena Rego Interning with IFortis Corporate as HR trainee 7 Teena Juned Intern in marketing and sales department at infortis corporate 8 Sohan Joseph Samuel Intern at learn with leaders - Research Intern 9 Gautam Parmar IIFL- YOUTH INDIA FOUNDATION 10 Nithish Poojary HR executive 11 Raj Ghuge IIFL Securities 12 Tanvir Vinay Khilari DHANII (Dairy Health and Nutrition Initiative India) 13 Akshay Jaison CA AJAY JOSE & CO 14 Chetasi Mhatre C4 Integrated Wellness 15 Ashish Baria Bombay Parsi Panchayat 16 Shraddha Gaikwad Ambisure Technology 17 Sandhya Bovi Seven elites pvt ltd - loans consultancy 18 Lavanya Rachha SPS TAX CONSULTANTS ( CA FIRM ) 19 Vineet Grover Tandon Urban Solutions Private Limited (TUSPL) 20 Rishi Kanojia Upstox trading app 21 Delicia Pinto Windsor securities 22 Jared Saldanha Bhogilal trikamlal Securities Private limited 23 Yukta singh CA firm 24 Arghyanil Deb Morgan Stanley Student Achievements Sr. Name of program Description of program Name of Date Rank/prize/ Any other No (20-30 words) student participation information Research paper - Title (20-30 words) 1 Jai Hind College Impact of COVID- Sohan Joseph 11th May Best Research NIL - Autonomous - 19 on tourism in Samual - 13th Paper Mumbai (Research Kottayam District May Conference) Kerala 2020 2 B.K.Shroff College Study on prospects Sohan 25th Participation NIL Of Arts & Commerce of tourism industry in Josheph January - National Level Kerala post lockdown Samual -2021 Intercollegiate with reference to research Conference Kottayam District Kerala 262 2020-21, Volume 113 3 S.M.Shetty College of A study on investment Harisa 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - pattern among the Tuscano March journal of Research Research Conferance employees of Westarn 2021- in Management Railway with reference & Social Science, to Kandivali EMU car volume 9 issue 2(I) shed April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 4 S.M.Shetty College of Study on students Tanisha 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - preference between Nikam March journal of Research Research Conference online & Classroom 2021- in Management learning & Social Science, volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 5 S.M.Shetty College of Study on problems Shirin Khan 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - faced by people living March journal of Research Research Conference near industrial area 2021- in Management with reference to & Social Science, Boisar volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 6 S.M.Shetty College of Study on Electricity Maithili 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - power outrage issue Dhumal March journal of Research Research Conference faced by the people 2021- in Management residing in Nalasopara & Social Science, volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 7 S.M.Shetty College of Study on impact of Sayeda Tooba 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - work from home March journal of Research Research Conference on productivity of 2021- in Management employees & Social Science, volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 8 S.M.Shetty College of Impact of social media Ketki 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - on today’s Youth Kunchalikar March journal of Research Research Conference 2021- in Management & Social Science, volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 9 S.M.Shetty College of Study on water Riya Rose 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - scarcity problem faced March journal of Research Research Conference by residents on Mira 2021- in Management road & Social Science, volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 263 2020-21, Volume 113 10 S.M.Shetty College of Study on consumer Umang Ved 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - preference towards March journal of Research Research Conference online shopping 2021- in Management & Social Science, volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 11 S.M.Shetty College of Study on disaster Athil Kalloor 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - management March journal of Research Research Conference awareness with 2021- in Management reference to Kottayam & Social Science, District Kerala volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 12 S.M.Shetty College of Study on Challenges Teena judent 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - and Future of March journal of Research Research Conference Education after 2021- in Management COVID-19 & Social Science, volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 13 S.M.Shetty College of Views on Impact of Seemin Sabir 20th Participation International Commerce - Powai - internship due to work March journal of Research Research Conference from home Practice on 2021- in Management students & Social Science, volume 9 issue 2(I) April - June 2021 ISSN 2322 -0899 Staff Activities. Sr.No Name of Attended/Participated as/Presented paper Title of Seminar/ Name of the institution teacher or poster Workshop that organized Mention (national/ program with dates international/local) 1 Rajendra Organizing Committee - John Wilson International & John Wilson Education Patil Education Society’s - 11 Days International interdisciplinary Online Society’s & interdisciplinary Online Student Training & Student Training Empowerment Programme during COVID - 19 & Empowerment 5th June to 15th June Crisis - From 5th June to 15th June 2020 Programme during COVID 2020 - 19 Crisis 2 Rajendra Organizing Committee - John Wilson Education International Webinar John Wilson Education Patil Society”s - Wilson College in association With On Online Education And Society’s - Wilson Indian Accounting Association & University Of Cyber Security College in association Mumbai - Two days International webinar on With Indian Accounting online Education and Cyber Security on - 22nd Association & & 23rd July 2020. University Of Mumbai 22nd & 23rd July 2020 264 2020-21, Volume 113 3 Rajendra Participated in a Webinar organized by ATAL TITLE NOT GIVEN ATAL INCUBATION Patil INCUBATION CENTER on 30th March 2020. CENTER on 30th March 2020. 4 Rajendra Participated in Online FDP from 18th April “Developing New 23th April, 2020 Patil to 23th April, 2020 on “Developing New Generation Teachers” Generation Teachers” 5 Rajendra Participated in a Webinar on“Robotics Process “Robotics Process 19th April Organized Patil Automation: A tool of Business Growth” on Automation: A Tool of by Indian Accounting 19th April organized by IAA. Business Growth” Association. 6 Rajendra Participated National webinar organized Revised NACC Internal Quality Patil by Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Wilson Assessment and Assurance Cell, Wilson College & IQAC Cluster India “Revised NACC Accreditation challenges College & IQAC Cluster Assessment and Accreditation Challenges and path to move ahead” India And Path To Move Ahead” From 29th April To 29th April to 3RD May 3rd May 2020 2020 7 Rajendra Participated online faculty development “ Transition Management Government of Patil programme organized by Government of for Higher Education Maharashtra, SFDC & Maharashtra, SFDC & CSIBER on “ Transition During the COVID - 19 CSIBER on From 2nd Management for Higher Education During the Pandemic: A Blueprint” May to 6th May 2020 Covid - 19 Pandemic: A Blueprint” From 2nd May to 6th May (5 Days - 2 hours per day) 8 Rajendra Participated in an online session on “Bankruptcy Prediction IAA - Mumbai branch Patil “Bankruptcy prediction based on accounts Based On Accounts Data on 7th May - 2020. data using Neural network” organized by IAA Using Neural Network” - Mumbai branch on 7th May - 2020. 9 Rajendra Attended Research Methodology workshop Research Methodology Wilson College,KESSC & Patil - Organized By Wilson College,KESSC & Workshop VPIMSR - from 19th to VPIMSR - from 19th to 25th May (14 sessions). 25th May (14 sessions). 10 Mrs. Kruti Participated in online session from 22nd to Outcome Based IQAC & AMC, Wilson Bavishi 26th April, 2021 Education & Assessment College 11 Mrs. Kruti Participated on 17th May 2021 Annual Prize Distribution Wilson College Bavishi Ceremony 2021 12 Mrs. Kruti Participated in online two days sessions on Intellectual Property IQAC, Wilson College Bavishi 28th and 29th May 2021 Rights in collaboration with IQAC, Bhavan’s Hazarimal Somani College 265 2020-21, Volume 113 Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM) / Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication (BAMMC) Department Programs Sr. No. Name of Description of program Faculty/ Date No. of program (20-30 words) student in charge participants 1 Generation Mentorship sessions were Ms. Laxmi Krishnan 18 March 2021 06 Next conducted for students to provide Ms. Gail Henriques 3rd April 2021 07 Mentorship guidance regarding various Ms. Iti Bhimra 3rd April 2021 06 Program difficulties faced by them in their Ms. Sanskriti 3rd April 2021 08 academic and overall career Kapoor related issues. Mr. Gaurav 3rd April 2021 04 Ghanekar Mr. Arvind Hate 7th December 2020 103 Mr. Yogesh 7th December 2020 34 Dhanjani Extension Activities conducted by the department Sr. Name of Description of Faculty/ Dates No of Any other information No program program student in partici-pants (20-30 words) (20-30 words) charge Name of Student Participated 1. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 09 1. Abhivyakti Chauhan Online Social to End Human Homavazir, 2021 2. Abigail Olive Dsouza Awareness Trafficking Mr. Tejasvi 3. Addivli Princy Yellaswami Campaign on Khatry 4. Aditya Kapoor Contemporary 5. Agrawal Prachi Dipesh Issues 6. Amin Clyde Godfrey 7. Ansh Parashar 8. Arpudhamani Murugan Nadar 9. Bahiramwar Ketki Pramod 2. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 10 1. Barbosa Leanne Orme Online Social to introduce Homavazir, 2021 2. Bodra Kareena Samuel Awareness Self-Defence Mr. Tejasvi 3. Chalumattu Abel Varghese Campaign on Training as a Khatry 4. Cian Cyril Vaz Contemporary compulsory part 5. Coutinho Simone Francis Issues of the Curriculum 6. Dabre Winola William for Schools and 7. Das Reena Biru Colleges 8. Dcruz Anstan Herold 9. D’cruz Michelle Denis 10. Deshmukh Anisha Dipak 266 2020-21, Volume 113 3. HOPE CSR Online Petition to Dr. Zuleika February 08 1. Dhara Sanjay Gudhka Online Social Save The Stray Homavazir, 2021 Discrepancies 2. Dsilva Hancy Harold Awareness Animals Mr. Tejasvi as number 3. D’souza Joshua Edward Campaign on Khatry mentioned 4. D’souza Nathan Charles Anil Contemporary is 8 but list 5. Fernandes Chrystom Xavier Issues provides 6. Fernandes Lynette Leonard 17. Not sure 7. Fernandes Philip Camillo what is 8. Gamre Tanvi Deepak correct. 9. Grace Mohanty Gobinda Leave it to 10. Jadhav Amruta Deepak discreation 11. Maru Bhakti Girdhar of editor 12. Pereira Malaika 13. Puro Esha Vaibhav 14. Ankita Londe 15. Mansi Agarwal 16. Nimita Padaya 17. Welhitshou Kero 4. HOPE CSR Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika February 08 1. Gandhi Joshua Peter Online Social Breaking Women Homavazir, 2021 2. Ghuge Omkar Shivaji Awareness Stereotypes in Mr. Tejasvi 3. Heliya Dipti Jayanti Campaign on Advertisements Khatry 4. Humane Anshula Dinesh Contemporary 5. Jack Francis Issues 6. Jahnvi Mishra 7. Jeff Sylvester Danthis 8. Kamble Arpita Deepak 5. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 09 1. Kandiwalsa Harshita Online Social for Mental Homavazir, 2021 Apparao Awareness Health Help to Mr. Tejasvi 2. Kanishka Kumawat Campaign on be provided for Khatry 3. Kanjani Salomy Joy Contemporary College Students 4. Keith Samson Pinto Issues 5. Keskar Ashirwad Pushkar 6. Kharat Sailee Dayanand 7. Kolekar Drushti Deepak 8. Koli Esha Tukaram 9. Lewis Sheldon Stephen 6. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 08 1. Lobo Melinda Jonas Online Social for Choosing Homavazir, 2021 2. Maben Shannon Adolf Awareness Eco, not Ego! Mr. Tejasvi 3. Machado Priyanka Lima Campaign on (Environment) Khatry 4. Makasare Sanidhya Contemporary Hrishikesh Issues 5. Manav Mahesh Lade 6. Megha Mary Simon 7. Mehetre Veena Narsimulu 8. Mendonca Nial Sunil 267 2020-21, Volume 113 7. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 08 1. Naik Arya Swapnil Online Social to end cruelty Homavazir, 2021 2. Naik Shlok Yogesh Awareness towards animals. Mr. Tejasvi Campaign on Campaign to Stop Khatry 3. Nikita Kumari Contemporary Animal- `Fighting 4. Noronha Glenn Franklin Issues for Entertainment. 5. Palak Jamuar 6. Pereira Amanda Obrien 7. Pereira Dallas Daryn 8. Pereira Nicole Ryan Benedict 8. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 11 1. Miranda Joshua Online Social for Prohibition Homavazir, 2021 2. Plassery Levin Sojan Awareness of Manual Mr. Tejasvi Campaign on Scavenging Khatry 3. Po Roxanne Derek Contemporary 4. Puthiyamadom Mariyam Issues Antony 5. Rakesh Tanisha Peter 6. Rathod Isha Vinod 7. Rede Simran Pramod 8. Rhea Elza Varughese 9. Rishabh Gupta 10. Ritviz Kumar 11. Roche Evita Elroy 9. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 10 1. Rodricks Nikita Brian Online Social for Ensuring Homavazir, 2021 2. Rodrigues Fedora Francis Awareness basic rights and Mr. Tejasvi Campaign on dignified life for Khatry 3. Rodrigues Rosh Lazarus Contemporary people of LGBTQ+ 4. Rout Swetapadma Issues Community 5. Sanskriti Wankhade 6. Sanskruti Yadav 7. Santos Hayden Corsini 8. Saraf Anushka Kailash 9. Sathe Malaika Abhijeet 10. Shakshi Sanjeev Dubba 10. HOPE CSR Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika February 09 1. Singh Tamanna Rajesh Online Social Supporting Same- Homavazir, 2021 2. Sonkusare Srushti Rajesh Awareness Sex Marriage Mr. Tejasvi Campaign on and Transgender Khatry 3. Srinidhi Rangarajan Iyer Contemporary Rights 4. Suparna Gladwin Issues 5. Swastik Kishore 6. Tanusha Vishwanath Shetty 7. Tauro Alsten Johny 8. Unki Aarti Mallikarjun 9. Vaity Shubhra Anand 268 2020-21, Volume 113 11. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 10 1. Valencia Django Dsouza Online Social to Stop Illegal Homavazir, 2021 2. Varandekar Aditya Awareness Wildlife Smuggling Mr. Tejasvi Pradeep Campaign on Khatry 3. Varun Sanjana Ramvilas Contemporary Issues 4. Vedant Sandeep Patil 5. Vedratna 6. Vemula Shraddha Manohar 7. Vipraa Vijayakar 8. Yashashvi Chauhan 9. Yukti Jerath 10. Srivastava Roshni Shekhar 12. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 09 1. Bahadur Gauri Parvesh Online Social for Reforms in Homavazir, 2021 2. Lalit Khoobi Vierendrra Awareness Transgender Mr. Tejasvi 3. Lotlikar Rajveer Sanjay Campaign on Persons Act, 2019 Khatry Contemporary 4. Donda Krisha Paresh Issues 5. Balesaria Kasim Shaukat 6. Ripudaman Shah 7. Shetty Tarun Ravi 8. Shirishkar Krishika Manish 9. Patil Harshit Mokshaveer 14. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 11 1. Ascharya Gupta Online Social Against Chief Homavazir, 2021 2. Divya Malik Awareness Justice of India for Mr. Tejasvi 3. Bhalerao Aditya Anand Campaign on asking Insensitive Khatry 4. Fernandes Pristine Agnelo Contemporary Questions 5. Kanchi Bakliwal Issues 6. Shaan Tunga 7. Gaikwad Amruta Santosh 8. Mejari Siddhi Sudhir 9. Dias Schneider Vallentino 10. Borkar Maitheeli Abhijit 11. Dev Katare 15. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 10 1. Sakshi Hiwarale Online Social to Stop Manual Homavazir, 2021 2. Prathmesh Gaikwad Awareness Scavenging or Mr. Tejasvi 3. Dushyanti V. Ahire Campaign on Provide Health Khatry 4. Rasika Kokare Contemporary Care Facilities to 5. T Varghese Reji Issues them 6. Devang Ghuge 7. Christy Abraham 8. Gauri Kirloskar 9. Sanika Joshi 10. Rohan Mahadik 269 2020-21, Volume 113 16. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 10 1. Aarzoo Jain Online Social for Same-Sex Homavazir, 2021 2. Poojan Behal Awareness Marriage and Mr. Tejasvi 3. Lionel Noronha Campaign on Right to Equality Khatry 4. Shrutika Shinde Contemporary 5. Shane D’silva Issues 6. Lubhanshi Rajput 7. Shibin Nadar 8. Sandra D’Souza 9. Sebastian Chris 10. Aakash Ankush 17. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 2 1. Jayanjai Rathore Online Social for Minimum Homavazir, 2021 2. Ben Sharon Massey Awareness 75% attendance Mr. Tejasvi Campaign on of politicians in Khatry Contemporary Lok Sabha, Rajya Issues Sabha, and all Vidhan Sabha 18. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 10 1. Pooja Badnaware Online Social for Mental Health Homavazir, 2021 2. Pearl Saldanha Awareness Education as Mr. Tejasvi 3. Manav Sharma Campaign on compulsory in Khatry 4. Mansi Mahajan Contemporary all Educational 5. Neha Jadhav Issues Institutions 6. Aditi Gupta 7. Yash Puppala 8. Jatin Kher 9. Prajwata Gajakos 10. Shalin Mary Koshy 19. HOPE CSR Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika February 10 1. Tanisha Fernades Online Social Introducing Sex Homavazir, 2021 2. Laishah Dsouza Awareness Education in Public Mr. Tejasvi 3. Shonak Jain Campaign on and Private High Khatry 4. Tanisha Singh Contemporary Schools of India Issues 5. Carol Dsouza 6. Aditya Joshi 7. Ryan Veigas 8. Sakshi Bhopalkar 9. Aleesha Sam 10. Samruddha Patil 20. HOPE CSR Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika February 09 1. Erroll Cardoza Online Social Liberating Content Homavazir, 2021 2. Esther Pereira Awareness on OTT Platforms Mr. Tejasvi 3. Gracia Carvalho Campaign on from Strenuous Khatry 4. Riya Arjun Contemporary Government Issues Scrutiny 5. Sneha Nath 6. Kris Miranda 7. Lear Rodrigues 8. Siddhant Jadhav 9. Naomi Emma Lopes 270 2020-21, Volume 113 21. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 09 1. Ekta Massey Online Social for Sterilization Homavazir, 2021 2. Rashi Tibrewal Awareness of Dogs to Mr. Tejasvi 3. Chhavi Paliwal Campaign on Control the Stray Khatry 4. Niyati Shetty Contemporary Population 5. Rashi Agrawal Issues 6. Siddhi Shewale 7. Tanishka Jain 8. Akshata Bhalerao 9. Utkarsh Gathani 22. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 09 1. Abigail Sarode Online Social for Cannabis Homavazir, 2021 2. Andrea Saldanha Awareness Legalization Mr. Tejasvi 3. Anoushka Pathare Campaign on for Cancer Khatry 4. Divya Dhadd Contemporary and Medical 5. Praveen Mariadasan Issues Treatments 6. Sarah D’souza 7. Thomas Babu 8. Shania Lobo 9. Kripali Shukla 23. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 06 1. Swarnim Shukla Online Social for Increase in Homavazir, 2021 2. Kunal Choudhary Awareness Mangroves area Mr. Tejasvi 3. Ashish Dantani Campaign on in the State of Khatry 4. Bruce Jonathan Contemporary Maharashtra 5. Kshitij Bulbule Issues 6. Punya Golchha 24. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 03 1. Riddhik Gondhale Online Social for Legalization Homavazir, 2021 2. Pari Kothari Awareness of Same-Sex Mr. Tejasvi 3. Samruddhi Chemburkar Campaign on Marriage Khatry Contemporary Issues 25. HOPE CSR Online Petition to Dr. Zuleika February 01 1. Rishika Arora Online Social Form stringent Homavazir, 2021 Awareness laws for the Mr. Tejasvi Campaign on Protection of Khatry Contemporary rights of Domestic Issues Workers 26. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 07 1. Sharmishtha Chahande Online Social to List Menstrual Homavazir, 2021 2. Shivam Bhanushali Awareness Hygiene Products Mr. Tejasvi 3. Vaishnavi Jain Campaign on as Essential Goods Khatry 4. Anugrah Vandur Contemporary and make them 5. Chelsia Kumar Issues accessible to all 6. Ruchika Rao 7. Avani Gidh 271 2020-21, Volume 113 27. HOPE CSR Online Petition Dr. Zuleika February 08 1. Joel Joseph Trevor Online Social To curb of hike in Homavazir, 2021 2. Annet Joseph Awareness Petrol Prices Mr. Tejasvi 3. Anamika Sen Campaign on Khatry 4. Sarah Mathews Contemporary 5. Radha Eklahare Issues 6. Annabelle Magee 7. Soham Bedre 8. Shreyash Landge 28. HOPE CSR Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika February 10 1. Maithili Ambavane Online Social Creation of Laws Homavazir, 2021 2. Kanan Nehra Awareness Protecting Labour Mr. Tejasvi 3. Febronia Fernandes Campaign on Rights and the Khatry 4. Mohteshim Qureshi Contemporary ‘Internship Culture’ 5. Anushka Shinde Issues 6. Simone Desa 7. Nishtha Bisht 8. Aashi Shrivastava 9. Dylan Pereira 10. Divya Koyande Details about the Internships completed by the students in 2020-2021 INTERNSHIPS Sr. No. Name of Student Name of Company Designation 1. Anoushka Mathew Centre for Development Policy and Research Intern Practice (CDPP) 2. Jigeesha Banerjee City Furnish Digital Marketing Intern The Jurni Media Campus Ambassador Eduindex News Senior Author 3. Rachel Rangare MyCaptain, Climber Limited Campus ambassador and marketing sales intern City Furnish Social Media Marketing Intern International Students Academy Data Entry Intern Zee Studios Artist Manager Brandmate Marketing Intern 4. Kshitij Pappulwar Viral fission, Campus Ambassador Decan media, Social Media Marketing intern, No sir No madam Video Making Intern Shortfundly Video Making Intern 5. Lancy Yuliana Chettiar Teleperformance Global Services Customer service executive 6. Rishika Arora Brown Magazine Journalist and Editor AirCrews Aviation Pvt Ltd. Indore Content Developer (Madhya Pradesh) 7. Vaishnavi Jain The Socians Digital Marketing Intern 8. Kanan Nehra Muskurahat foundation Social Media Marketing Manager Pumpumpum Content Writer 9. Pooja Badnaware PocketFM Content Executive / Writer 10. Ranyaa Carvalho Glocal Brand Solutions PR Intern 11. Siddhi Shewale Jio Creative Labs Marketing and Strategy Intern 12. Ankita Goyal IMUN Content Writer 272 2020-21, Volume 113 Internshala Campus Ambassador Jan Prahar News Broadcasting and Content Writing 13. Srushti Sonkusare The Jurni Media Campus ambassador 14. Sakshi Shelke Leadsflick Social Media Marketing Intern 15. Vipraa Vijayakar The Jurni Media Campus Ambassador 16. Abhivyakti Chauhan The Jurni Media Campus Ambassador Shreshtha Bharat Foundation Social Media Marketing Intern SMYLE Pariwar Foundation Content Writing Intern 17. Roxanne Po Teach for India Intern The Jurni Media Campus Ambassador 18. Prajwata Gajakos Cityfurnish India Private Limited Digital Marketing Unsanskaari Naari Digital Marketing 19. Alexander Sharma Suggest Phone Content Writer Intern 20. Shweta Bharat Patil My Captain Business Development and Marketing And sales Ferofly Social Media Marketing Muskurahat Foundation Fundraiser 21. Sanskriti Kapoor Detester Magazine Social Media Manager The Jurni Media Campus Ambassador 22. Kunal Choudhary Shakti Vidya Pvt. Ltd. Consultant 23. Kanishka Kumawat Wedoria technologies Pvt Ltd Content Creator (mevero) 24. Alvira Walter Dsouza Covid-19 Free Jobs Forum Human Resources Internship Cityfurnish Digital Marketing Internship The Brandiverse Social Media Marketing Internship Metvy Sales Associate and Business Development Intern 25. Shonak Jain Sony Pictures Networks India Pvt. Ltd Intern at SonyLIV Sports 26. Gracia Marcel Carvalho The Wishing Factory Social Media Intern 27. Shubhra Vaity Felicity Content Creator 28. Shruti More Shellhatch Solutions Pvt Ltd Marketing Intern 29. Evita Roche Global IP Trust Editorial 30. Yashashvi Chauhan Muskurahat Foundation Fundraiser 31. Arpita Deepak Kamble The Jurni Media Campus Ambassador 32. Diana Saldanha The Millennial Source Social Media Marketing 33. Gauri H. Kirloskar SP Digital Marketing Solutions Pvt. Ltd Social Media Executive 34. Simone Coutinho goDutch Program Manager 35. Tanisha Peter Unschool Community Leader 36. Ryan Veigas Solutionz unlimited Sales representative 37. Reetima Singh Unschool Community Leader 38. Esha Vaibhav Puro goDutch Technologies Pvt Ltd Marketing Ambassador 39. Sneha Joby Mathew AVOSA Communications Project Coordinator 40. Gaurav Kangane Brahma Media LLP Graphic Design Intern 41. Sneha Nath Times Network Digital content creation 42. Yejoleena Jaiwant Campus to Corporate by Tescom Intern HR executive 43. Carol Clifford D’souza Times Influence Production Intern 44. Prachi Pansare Friszon Freelance Content Writer Sangamitra Sengupta Content Writer Brand and Beyond Digital Marketing Intern 273 2020-21, Volume 113 Collegedunia Freelance Content Writer PawsIndia Freelance Content Writer Grasp Media Head of Social Media World Youth Council COVID-19 Teach from Home 45. Sarah Matthews Creator Community Content Creator 46. Leston Moniz Brandmate Marketing Intern 47. Lenisha D’Souza Error Technologies Content Aggregation Intern 48. Divya Dhadd KhaanaChahiye PR and Communications Transcontinental Times Journalist Intern 49. Esther Pereira The Yellow Booth Content Writer 50. Ankita Londe Photography Teacher Orchids International School 51. Tanvi Nalin Shrivastava Crazy for Success Foundation Social Media Marketing COLLEGEDUNIA Content Writer Zingling Campus Ambassador NDTV India Sports Intern Bollywood Hungama Fashion and Beauty Content Writer 52. Philip Fernandes Amor Fati Ventures LLP Resource Team Member 53. Anoushka Pathare Light Minds Content Writer 54. Laishah Dsouza Chtrbox Technologies Influencer Marketing Intern 55. ChhaviPaliwal Assistant Content Producer The News Radio 56. Sejal Nimbargi YouthREP Business Development, Marketing and Sales 57. Ekta Massey PCITS Customer Care Executive 58. Jemalina Fernandes Viral Fission Youth Ambassador 59. T Varghese Reji Tekie Operations Intern Carmel Media Vision Media Manager 60. Arti Unki Om Energy Savers Marketing Lead 61. Lyra Rose Essex Viral Fashion Youth Ambassador 62. Aditya Joshi Super Cassettes Industries Pvt. Ltd. Digital Marketing Intern (T-Series) Details of Student Placements: Sr. No. Name of Student Name of Company Designation 1. Gurbani Grewal Just Herbs (Skin care brand) Content Writer/Creator Intern 2. Royston Nandi White Hat Education Executive Concierge (Tech support) Technology Pvt Ltd 3. Garvita Ayachit All You Need Content Team Head 4. Sujoy Joseph By The Gram Video Producer 5. Sumedh Pandit AIESEC Head of National Internal Communications, Vice President People Management- AIESEC in South Mumbai 6. Stalen David RPM Logistics Shipment Picker 7. Sukanchan Majee Educulture, Vidjyoti Institute Lecturer 8. Rashi Bisht By The Gram Junior Video Producer 9. Ahad Sathi Spacely Digital LLP Founder 274 2020-21, Volume 113 10. Vibha Khurana Concentrix Pvt. Ltd. Content Strategist/Analyst 11. Nauka Shah Contract Advertising Account Management Trainee - Client Servicing 12. Ashika Kapoor Muse Dot Media Business Development and Social Media Manager 13. Ankit Agrawal The Entertainment Mafia Director’s Assistant 14. Nimita Padaya Indian Institute of Business and Professional Counsellor Management Studies 15. Amal Nayant Chaturvedi Network 10 Input Desk Student Achievements Sr. Name of Description of Program Name of Student Date Rank/ Prize/ No. Program Participation 1 01 National Femina Miss India 2021 Zuchobeni Tungoe 2021 Top 15 Level (Represented the State of Nagaland) 2 Inter Collegiate Director’s Cut (ISDI Fest) Short Film Arpudhamani 2020 1st Position Making Nadar 3 Inter Collegiate Play N Pause (HR College Fest) Film/Ad Arpudhamani 2020 2nd Position making Nadar 4 Inter Collegiate Cinephelia - A Short Film Competition (Vaze Arpudhamani 2020 Runner Up College Fest) Nadar 5 Inter Collegiate HR LIT FEST (a twist in tale) Srushti Sonkusare 2020 Runner up 6 Inter Collegiate HR LIT FEST (QUIZARD OF OZ) Srushti Sonkusare 2020 3rd position 7 Inter Collegiate HR LIT FEST (emotion explosion) Srushti Sonkusare 2020 Runner up 8 Inter Collegiate Play N Pause (HR College Fest) Film/Ad Kanishka 2020 2nd Position Making Kumawat 9 Inter Collegiate Mono Acting (Anubhuti: NSS fest of Ruia Tanisha Peter 2020 1st Position college) 10 Inter Collegiate Sk Somaiya Degree College of Arts Science Levin Plassery 2020 2nd position and Commerce (Mediatheque, Content Writing) 11 Inter Collegiate Director’s Cut (ISDI Fest) Short Film Arpudhamani 2020 1st Position Making Nadar 12 Inter Collegiate National Level COVID 19 Awareness and Shweta Bharat 2020 Certificate of Information Quiz Patil Merit 13 Inter Collegiate Homeopathy - A Holistic Therapy Shweta Bharat 2020 Certificate of Patil Participation 14 Inter Collegiate RashtriyaUchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan Shweta Bharat 2020 Certificate of (RUSA) Patil Participation 275 2020-21, Volume 113 15 Inter Collegiate Ole 2020 Steffi Leeann 2020 Certificate as Rodrigues a volunteer for the hospitality department 16 Inter Collegiate Mandala Arts Nikita Kumari 2020 3rd Position 17 Inter Collegiate Wilson MUN Animesh 2019 Certificate of Participation 18 Inter Collegiate Youth parliament Animesh 2019 Certificate of Participation 19 Inter Collegiate ole debate Animesh 2019 Certificate of Participation 20 Inter Collegiate Teleprompter event - National College Devansh Satsangi 2020 3rd place 21 Inter Collegiate Radio event - National College Devansh Satsangi 2020 3rd place 22 Inter Collegiate Press Conference Devansh Satsangi 2020 2nd place 23 Inter Collegiate Telemarketing Devansh Satsangi 2020 2nd place 24 Inter Collegiate Drama Jyosni Dsouza 2020 3rd place 25 Inter Collegiate Press Conference - Raheja College Sanskriti Kapoor 2020 1st runner up 26 Local Level Shiv Sena’s Felicitation Programme Shawn Mathias 2019 Certificate of Achievement for outstanding performance in HSC Examination 2019 Staff Activities Sr. Name of Type of Name of Programme Name of Organizing Authority No. Teacher Programme (Mention Local/ National/ paper/ Attended International) poster (Seminar/ presented Workshop/ Paper Presentation) 1 Mr. Tejasvi Organizing Core Online FDP on NA Wilson College, Khatry Committee ‘Developing New Generation Sydenham Faculty - Faculty Teachers’ Development Centre (SFDC) Development and Ministry of Human Program Resource Development (MHRD) under the Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT) on 14 April - 18 April 2020 276 2020-21, Volume 113 2 Mr. Tejasvi Organizing Core Online FDP on NA SFDC and Chhatrapati Shahu Khatry Committee ‘Transition Management Institute of Business Education - Faculty for Higher Education During and Research (CSIBER) & Development the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Ministry of Human Resource Program Blueprint’ Development (MHRD) under the Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT) on 2 May - 6 May 2020 3 Mr. Tejasvi Organizing Core Seven Days International NA Wilson College, K.E.S’s Shroff Khatry Committee Workshop on ‘Research College and Vasantraodada Member - Methodology’ Patil Institute of Management International Studies and Research in Workshop association with University of Mumbai on 19 May - 25 May 2020 4 Mr. Tejasvi Organizing 11 Days International and NA Wilson College on 5 June - Khatry, Ms. Committee Interdisciplinary Student 15 June 2020 Gayatri Member - Training and Empowerment Raghubans International Programme (STEP) during Workshop COVID-19 Crisis 5 Mr. Tejasvi Organizing International Webinar on NA Wilson College in association Khatry, Ms. Committee ‘Online Education and Cyber with Indian Accounting Gayatri Member - Security’ Association and University of Raghubans International Mumbai on Workshop 22 July - 23 July 2020 6 Mr. Tejasvi Conference One-Day National Conference Social U.P.G College, Mumbai in Khatry with Paper on ‘Emerging Styles Media as association with University of Presentation of communication and an ICT for Mumbai on 07.03.2020 Storytelling and Digital Media teaching Landscape’ literature Presented paper titled and ‘Bookstagram and the translated changing dynamics of Book literature Marketing’ 7 Mr. Tejasvi Conference Two Day National Bookstagram Sarojini Naidu Vanita Maha Khatry with Paper E-Conference on Language and the Vidyalaya, Hyderabad on Presentation and Literature. Presented changing 28.05.2020- 29.05.2020 paper titled ‘Social Media as dynamics an ICT for teaching literature of Book and translated literature’ Marketing 8 Mr. Tejasvi Webinar International Level Webinar NA M.K.S. College, Mumbai on Khatry on Challenges of COVID-19 02.05.2020 Pandemic for Indian Economy 277 2020-21, Volume 113 9 Mr. Tejasvi Webinar International Level Webinar NA Department of Commerce Khatry on Application of Chanakya of Anna Leela College and Niti in Modern Education MUCTA on 11.05.2020 10. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar International Level Webinar NA Mithibai College, Mumbai and Khatry on COVID-19: Considerations Centre for Human Excellence, for Vaccine RUSA 2- Component 8 on 12.05.2020 11 Mr. Tejasvi Webinar International Level Webinar NA Poona College, Pune on Khatry on Post COVID-19 Lockdown: 16.05.2020 Opportunities, Challenges for Education, Industry and Economy 12 Mr. Tejasvi Webinar International Level Webinar NA IQAC - Uma Krishna Shetty Khatry on Recent Development and Institute of Management Future Trends in Banking Studies and Research on Sector 16.05.2020 13 Mr. Tejasvi Webinar International Level Webinar NA Anna Leela College and Khatry on Atmanirbhar Bharat: A MUCTA Dawn of New Economic 23.05.2020 Reforms 14 Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar NA Mithibai College, Mumbai and Khatry on Cyber Crime during Centre for Human Excellence, Coronavirus era: it’s RUSA 2- Component 8 on Prevention and Protection 07.05.2020 15 Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA BMM & BAMMC Department Khatry Importance of Family Time: of Lala Lajpatrai College and Influencer’s Talk The Pink Owl Company on 08.05.2020 16. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA Dayanand College of Law, Khatry Role of WIPO in Preservation Latur and MUCTA on of Intellectual Property 08.05.2020 17. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA Department of Libraries &IQAC Khatry The Importance of Libraries of V.S.Patel College, Bilimora, in Lockdown & Reach out to Gujarat on 08.05.2020 Research: Essential Role of Academic Libraries in Higher Education 18. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA IQAC of Smt. Devkiba Khatry Effective Ways to Develop Mohansinhji Chauhan College, E-content Silvassa on 09.05.2020 278 2020-21, Volume 113 19. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar NA SIES College, Mumbai on Khatry on Innovation and 10.05.2020 Entrepreneurship Ecosystem in Educational Institutes 20. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA Swatantrya Sainik Suryabhanji Khatry E-Learning Pawar College, Purna and EdFly on 11.05.2020 21. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA Maharashtra College, Dr. Khatry UGC NET/SET Exam General Rafiq Zakaria Centre for Paper 1 Compulsory Post-Graduate Studies and Research 22. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA BAF, BMS & M.Com - St. Khatry Value Investing - Key to Andrew’s College, Mumbai create long term wealth’ and LeapUp Edutech Pvt. Ltd. on 12.05.2020 23. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar NA S.M. Shetty College, Powai on Khatry on Doctoral Thesis: Key 12.05.2020 Components and Research Skills and Research Funding Opportunities: In India and Abroad 24. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA Maharashtra College, Dr. Khatry Product Development and Rafiq Zakaria Centre for Consumer Psychology - The Post-Graduate Studies and Key drivers Research on 12.05.2020 25. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar National Level Webinar on NA J.V.M Mehta Degree College, Khatry Winning In The New World Navi Mumbai on 16.05.2020 26. 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Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Local Level Webinar on Right NA IQAC - Vartak College, Vasai on Khatry to Information Act 18.05.2020 85. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA Dept. of Psychology - Maniben Khatry Examination Reforms: Need M P Shah Women’s College, for Higher Education Today Mumbai on 20.05.2020 86. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA IQAC - M.M.K. College, Khatry Atmanirbhar Shiksha Pranali Mumbai on 22.05.2020 87. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA B.L. Amlani College in Khatry Syllabus Revision Webinar, collaboration with Semester III, SYBAMMC BoS in Mass Media, University of Mumbai and EdFly on 23.05.2020- 24.05.2020 (Two Days) 88. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA IQAC of Bhavan’s Vivekananda Khatry Research Capability Building College, Sainikpuri, - A Strategy to Promote Secunderabad on 23.05.2020- Research Culture in Higher 24.05.2020 (Two Days) Education 89. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA Nagindas Khandwala College, Khatry Machine Learning Mumbai on 14.05.2020- 16.05.2020 (Three Days) 90. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Local Level Webinar on New- NA Academisthan on 28.06.2020- Khatry Age Tools for Teaching Online 30.06.2020 (Three Days) 91. Mr. Tejasvi Workshop International Workshop NA Research Foundation of India Khatry on ‘Organizing a Literature on 06.05.2020 Review’ 92. Mr. Tejasvi Workshop National Level Workshop NA K. J. Somaiya College, Mumbai Khatry on Fine Tuning Research on 25.04.2020 Planning Using Elsevier Tools 284 2020-21, Volume 113 93. Mr. Tejasvi Workshop National Level Workshop NA Anna Leela College and Khatry on Research Ethics and Department of Lifelong Plagiarism Control Learning & Extension (D.L.L.E) on 15.05.2020 94. Mr. Tejasvi Workshop National Level Workshop NA Clara’s College, Mumbai and Khatry on LMS - Tools for Effective EdFly on 25.05.2020 Teaching and Learning 95. Mr. Tejasvi Workshop National Level Workshop on NA Wilson College and Khatry Persons with Disabilities in Alkesh Dinesh Modi Institute Higher Education: Inclusion for Financial Management and Employment Studies - University of Mumbai and Youth4Jobs Foundation on 15.05.2020- 16.05.2020 96. Mr. Tejasvi Workshop National Level Workshop NA IQAC - Uma Krishna Shetty Khatry on Examination Guidance to Institute and Department of Crack NTA - NET/SET Commerce - Swami Hansmuni Maharaj Degree College on 20.05.2020- 22.05.2020 97. Mr. Tejasvi Workshop Local Level Workshop on NA Prahladrai Dalmia Lions Khatry Special Prevention and College, Mumbai on Precautionary Care for 30.04.2020 Diabetic and Asthamatic Patients From COVID-19 98. Mr. Tejasvi Workshop Local Level Workshop on NA Chandrabhan Sharma College Khatry Youtube - An effective asset and Bright Skill Kranti on for Teaching and Learning 30.04.2020 99. Ms. Gayatri Webinar International Level Webinar NA MUCTA & Laughter Yoga Raghubans on Laughter Yoga Association on 09.05.2020 100. Ms. Gayatri Webinar International Level Webinar NA Department of Commerce Raghubans on Application of Chanakya of Anna Leela College and Niti in Modern Education MUCTA on 11.05.2020 101. Ms. Gayatri Webinar National Level Webinar on NA IQAC, Wilson College in Raghubans Revised NAAC Assessment collaboration with IQAC and Accreditation: Challenges Cluster India on 29.04.2020- and Path to Move Ahead 03.05.2020 102. Ms. Gayatri Webinar National Level Webinar on NA BMM & BAMMC Department Raghubans Importance of Family Time: of Lala Lajpatrai College and Influencer’s Talk The Pink Owl Company on 08.05.2020 103. Ms. Gayatri Webinar National Level Webinar on NA SST College, Thane in Raghubans Towards Excellence in Higher association with MUCTA on Education in 21st Century: 10.05.2020 Challenges and Opportunities 285 2020-21, Volume 113 104. Ms. Gayatri Webinar National Level Webinar NA BAF, BMS & M.Com - St. Raghubans on Value Investing - Key to Andrew’s College, Mumbai create long term wealth’ and LeapUp Edutech Pvt. Ltd. on 13.05.2020 105. Ms. Gayatri Webinar National Level Webinar NA SIES College, Mumbai on Raghubans on Innovation and 10.05.2020 Entrepreneurship Ecosystem in Educational Institutes 106. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA Lala Lajpatrai College, Mumbai Raghubans Managing Stress & Staying on 04.05.2020 Mentally and Physically Fit during COVID-19 Lockdown Period 107. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar on Cyber NA Shree L.R.Tiwari Degree Raghubans Crime and how to be safe College’s IQAC and online Indian Cyber Squad on 08.05.2020 108. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA GSB’s Smt. Surajba College of Raghubans Online Examination and Education on 08.05.2020 Internal Assessment Tools – A Platform for Teachers 109. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA University of Mumbai - Thane Raghubans Stress Management during Sub Campus and Wholistic and Post COVID-19 Care Centre on 09.04.2020 110. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar NA IQAC & BMS Dept., Thakur Raghubans on Corporate Social College, Mumbai on Responsibility in times of 11.05.2021 COVID-19 111. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA IQAC and BMS - Thakur Raghubans Impact of COVID-19 on India College, Mumbai on and Global Economy 12.05.2020 112. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA MBA Dept., Imperial College Raghubans Career Prospects in IT Sector of Engineering and Research, after COVID-19 Lockdown Pune on 09.05.2021 113. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA Office of Controller of Raghubans Assessment and Evaluation Examination, G.T.N Arts in Outcome Based Education College, Dindigul, Tamil Nadu on 11.05.2020 114. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Local Level Webinar on NA SFC, St. Joseph College, Virar Raghubans Social Distancing – A 14.05.2020 Marketing Challenge Post Pandemic 286 2020-21, Volume 113 115. Ms. Gayatri Workshop International Level Workshop NA Wilson College, KES’s Shroff Raghubans on Research Methodology College and Vasantraodada Patil Institute of Management Studies & Research 19.05.2020- 25.05.2020 116. Ms. Gayatri Workshop National Level Workshop on NA Wilson College and Raghubans Persons with Disabilities in Alkesh Dinesh Modi Institute Higher Education: Inclusion for Financial Management and Employment Studies - University of Mumbai and Youth4Jobs Foundation on 15.05.2020- 16.05.2020 117. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty Three day National level NA Lala Lajpatrai College, Khatry, Ms. Development FDP on ‘Online College University of Mumbai and Gayatri Program Management & Online North Storm Academy on Raghubans Content Creation Tools’ 30.04.2020- 02.05.2020 118. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty Three day National FDP on NA IQAC of Bhavan’s College, Khatry Development ‘Skill Development for Online Andheri, Mumbai 05.05.2020- Program Teaching’ 07.05.2020 119. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty Online FDP on Pedagogy NA Organized by IQAC - Wilson Khatry, Ms. Development for the Teachers of Higher College and Department of Gayatri Program Education Education - University of Raghubans Mumbai on 07.04.2020- 15.04.2020 120. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty Online FDP on Developing NA Wilson College SFC & Khatry, Ms. Development Next Generation Teachers IQAC, Sydenham Faculty Gayatri Program Development Centre, MHRD Raghubans under PMMMNMTT Scheme 18.04.2020 - 23.04.2020 121. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty International Level Online NA Organized by IQAC and Khatry Development FDP on ‘How to Train BAMMC - Nirmala Memorial Program Media Students to Handle Foundation College, Mumbai Pandemics like COVID-19 and Griffith University, Australia on 04.05.2020- 08.05.2020 122. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty National Level Online FDP NA Organized by BMM & BAMMC Khatry Development on ‘Creating Perspectives - Department - Lala Lajpatrai Program Media and Journalists’ College on 16.05.2020- 22.05.2020 123. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty One Week International NA Organized by IQAC of Pillai Khatry Development FDP on ‘Innovation, IPR and HOC College, Rasayani and Program Entrepreneurship’ Patlex Business Solutions on 04.05.2020- 10.05.2020 (one week) 287 2020-21, Volume 113 124. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty One Week National Online NA Organized by School of Khatry Development FDP on ‘ICT Tools for Mathematical Sciences - Program Effective Teaching Learning’ Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded 11.05.2020- 16.05.2020 (one week) 125. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty Two Weeks FDP on NA Organized by SNDT Women’s Khatry Development ‘Empowerment Through University & Dr. Babasaheb Program Digital Technology and Ambedkar Chair E-Learning’ On 18.05.2020- 30.05.2020 126. Mr. Tejasvi Faculty International FDP on ‘Building NA Organized by Shri Kanyaka Khatry Development Partnerships and Resources’ Parameswari College, Chennai, Program Tamil Nadu On 08.05.2020 127 Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Online Teaching & E-content NA IIDE, Lala Lajpatrai College, Khatry St. Xavier’s College - Mumbai, D.Y. Patil College 03.06.2020- 04.06.2020 128. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar Media in the Time of NA BAMMC Dept. - KLE Society’s Khatry COVID-19 Science and Commerce College on 20.06.2020- 21.06.2020 129. Mr. Tejasvi Webinar New-Age Tools for Teaching NA Academisthan on 28.06.2020- Khatry Online 30.06.2020 130. Mr. Tejasvi International Academic International NA Tech New Publications and Khatry Conference Multidisciplinary Conference Ochre (India) on 12.04.2021 131. Ms. Gayatri Webinar Intellectual Property NA IQAC - Wilson College and Raghubans Rights Session 01: IPR IQAC - Bhavan’s Hazarimal in Humanities and Social Somani College on 28.05.2021 Sciences Publications by staff Sr.No Name State whether Title of Name of book/ ISSN, ISBN, Publisher Page of Research Paper research journal/ seminar E-ISSN No. (Name and Nos. faculty /Book/Chapter/ publication proceeding (any Place) Edited Volume/ other) where (whichever Any Other published relevant) 1. Mr. Conference Social Media Two-Day National ISBN 978- Sarojini Naidu Page Tejasvi Proceedings as an ICT for Conference on 81-922167- Vanita Maha 295- Khatry Literature ‘Language and 2-0 Vidyalaya, 298 and Literature’ Hyderabad, Translated Telangana Literature 288 2020-21, Volume 113 Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Department Programs Sr. Name of program Description of program Faculty/ Date No. of Any other No (20-30 words) student in partici- information charge pants (20-30 words) 1 Government of The objective of the 1. Dr. Zuleika 18th to 300 NA Maharashtra Sydenham FDP is to foster new Homavazir- 23rd April Faculty Development generation teachers with Programme 2020 Centre in association knowledge, skills and Coordinator with Wilson college professional competence Internal Quality in diverse areas such as 2. Mrs. Bhoomi Assurance Cell and economy, digital marketing, Rathod- Joint Self-Financing Courses pedagogical skills, EQ Coordinator Organized Online Faculty etc. Training programmes Development Programme under PMMMNMTT aim to “Developing New develop four possible types Generation Teachers” of skills among teachers- under the Pandit Madan personal, instructional, Mohan Malviya National organisational and Mission on Teachers & professional. These skills Teaching (PMMMNMTT) are required for the 21st Ministry of Human Century teachers to take up Resource Development, the upcoming challenges New Delhi, Government during and post Covid-19 of India pandemic. 2 Ramanand Arya D.A.V. A Seven day research Dr. Zuleika 25th 500 NA college in association workshop was organized Homavazir- April to with University of where different research Advisory 1st May Mumbai organised online methods and techniques Committee 2020 workshop on “Research were discussed. Methods & Techniques” 3 BMS Department of Zoom Application and its 1. Dr. Zuleika 28th & 32 NA Wilson College organised detailed features were Homavazir- SFC 29th training of ICT tool for discussed in the session. Coordinator April, full time and visiting 2. Mrs. Bhoomi 2020 faculties of SFC Rathod- BMS Incharge 3. Ms. Nilofer Sarang- Resource Person 4. Ms. Vandana Daki- Resource Person 5. Mr. Ashwin Kataria- Resource Person 289 2020-21, Volume 113 4 Government of Mahar- The objective of the 1. Dr. Zuleika 2nd to 300 NA ashtra Sydenham Faculty FDP is to foster new Homavazir- 6th May Development Centre generation teachers with Programme 2020 (SFDC) in association knowledge, skills and Coordinator with Chhatrapati Shahu professional competence 2. Mrs.Bhoomi Institute of Business in diverse areas such as Rathod- Joint Education and Research, economy, digital marketing, Coordinator Kolhapur, An Autono- pedagogical skills, EQ mous Institute under etc. Training programmes UGC & Shivaji University under PMMMNMTT aim to College with Potential develop four possible types for Excellence (CPE), of skills among teachers- organized Online Faculty personal, instructional, Development Programme organisational and “Transition Management professional. These skills for Higher Education are required for the 21st During the COVID-19 Century teachers to take up Pandemic: A Blueprint” the upcoming challenges Under the Pandit Madan during and post Covid-19 Mohan Malviya National pandemic. (is being Mission on Teachers & repeated) Teaching (PMMMNMTT), Ministry of Human Resource Development, New Delhi, Government of India 5 Wilson College College The workshop kindled the 1. Dr. Zuleika 19th to 825 NA & Kandivli Education inquisitive minds of the Homavazir- 25th May Society’s B.K. Shroff participants and guided Chief 2020 College of Arts and them through the enjoyable Coordinator M.H. Shroff College of path of research towards Commerce (KESSC), & the unknown frontiers of Chhatrapati Shahu knowledge and wisdom. Institute of Business Renowned scholars 2. Mrs.Bhoomi Education & Research elaborated on the steps that Rathod- Joint Trust’s-Vasantraodada one should take to complete Coordinator Patil Institute of a research project with Management Studies clear goal and due diligence and Research, Sangli of even the smallest bit of in Association with information, observation and University of Mumbai opinion along with hands on organised Seven Days training on technical tools International Online required in research. Workshop on “Research Methodology” 290 2020-21, Volume 113 6 John Wilson Education The Student Training and 1. Dr. Zuleika 5th to 730 NA Society’s, Wilson Empowerment Program Homavazir- 15th June College College organized (STEP-UP) trained students Programme 2020 “11 Days International to be competitive in the job Coordinator& & & Interdisciplinary market. The Student Training Core Committee Online Skills Training and Empowerment Program Member & Empowerment was designed to help 2. Mrs.Bhoomi Programme during students to acquire skills Rathod- COVID -19 Crisis” to improve communication, Organizing Core confidence, motivation Committee levels, and interpersonal Member. relationships to reach their greatest potential. 3. Ms. Nilofer The students discovered Sarang- life skills that helped them Organizing blossom into secure and Committee confident young adults. It Member aimed to groom the students 4. Ms. Vandana and prepare them to be Daki- Organizing leaders. Committee Member 5. Mr. Ashwin Kataria- Organizing Committee Member 7 John Wilson Education The webinar aimed at 1. Dr. Zuleika 22nd & 223 NA Society’s Wilson balancing data security Homavazir- Chief 23rd July, College in Association and digital transformation Programme 2020 with Indian Accounting in online education Coordinator Association (Thane globally during COVID-19. 2. Mrs.Bhoomi Branch) & University It emphasized on best Rathod- Faculty of Mumbai Organised practices to combat cyber Organizing “Two Days International fraud and increasing Committee Webinar on Online visibility by identifying and Education and Cyber addressing cyber risks. Security” 3. Ms. Nilofer Sarang- Faculty Organizing Committee 4. Ms. Vandana Daki- Faculty Organizing Committee 5. Mr. Ashwin Kataria- Faculty Organizing Committee 291 2020-21, Volume 113 8 Teachers Online Training The webinar was conducted 1. Dr. Zuleika 31st July, 32 NA Tools by Dr. Raju Talreja for all the teaching faculties Homavazir- 2020 from BTTC of SFC department. It Organizing provided knowledge on Committee using various online tools 2. Mrs.Bhoomi in order to make online Rathod- Organizing lectures effective and Committee interesting. 3. Ms. Nilofer Sarang- Faculty Organizing Committee 4. Ms. Vandana Daki- Faculty Organizing Committee 5. Mr. Ashwin Kataria- Faculty Organizing Committee 9 Orientation for The webinar aims to frame Dr. Zuleika 10th 70 NA Entrepreneurship Cell proper organizational/ Homavazir- February, Activities by Wilson institutional strategies. Organising 2021 College Incubation It focusses more on Committee Centre innovativeness, pro Member activeness & risk taking skills. 10 Wilson College, BMS SAP Certification helps 1. Dr. Zuleika 24th & 380 NA Dept. organized Webinar the students to get right Homavazir- 26th May, on SAP credentials and skills Organizing 2021 which enhances the job Committee opportunities. 2. Mrs.Bhoomi Rathod- Organizing Committee 3. Ms. Nilofer Sarang- Faculty Organizing Committee 4. Ms. Vandana Daki- Faculty Organizing Committee 292 2020-21, Volume 113 11 Generation Next The Generation Next 1. Dr. Zuleika Feb & FYBMS No. of Mentorship Program Mentorship Program aims to Homavazir March Students: mentors- 11 help the first-year students 2021 197 understand the challenges 2. Mrs. Bhoomi and opportunities present Rathod in the college and develop a smooth transition to campus life. 12 Generation Next The Generation Next 1. Dr. Zuleika Feb & SYBMS No. of Mentorship Program Mentorship Program aims to Homavazir March Students: mentors- 12 counsel students cope with 2021 134 academic, extra-curricular 2. Mrs. Bhoomi and personal problems. Rathod 13 Generation Next The Generation Next 1. Dr. Zuleika Jan, Feb TYBMS No. of Mentorship Program Mentorship Program Homavazir & March Students: mentors- 2 provides guidance by 2021 198 supporting students to 2. Mrs. Bhoomi improve their learning and Rathod leadership skills, motivating them towards their future career development by guiding them in their internship and placement process. Extension Activities conducted by the department Sr. Name of program Description of Faculty/ Dates No of participants Any other No program student in information (20-30 words) charge (20-30 words) 1. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Binisha Dontul 1014 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Christine Stephen Signed Social Awareness reservation Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Shruti Magar Campaign on Rathod Kedar Mamde Contemporary Ms. Vandana Manan Mittal Issues Daki Minal Mhatre DivyaPoojari Sakshi Kadam Aditya Shriyan Cean Serrao 293 2020-21, Volume 113 2. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Aishwarya Panicker 2372 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness Homavazir March Archita Awasthi Signed Social Awareness on Normalizing Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Deena Daisy Shibu Campaign on Mental Health Rathod Aaron Filipe D’souza Contemporary & Conducting Ms. Vandana Joben John Issues Counseling session Daki Sona Samuel in Schools & Leonraj Pushparaj Colleges. Giselle Maria Rodrigues Simeon Sherwin Sequeira Shirin Khambata Cruz Dsouza 3. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Josna Abrew 712 Petition Online CSR on for- Awareness Homavazir March Allen Signed Social Awareness on Objectification Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Dylan Dsouza Campaign on of Women in Rathod Karen Dsouza Contemporary Bollywood Ms. Vandana Henna Ranji Issues Daki Pratik Irlekar Zainab Kadiwala Shruti Penumala Priscilla Stalin Steve Jobi 4. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Deven Naresh Boricha 785 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness Homavazir March PrathameshChoudhari Signed Social Awareness on against Child Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Divye Trivedi Campaign on Abuse-“Not a sin if Rathod Aniruddha Garje Contemporary the contact wasn’t Ms. Vandana Moleshri Sahil Naresh Issues skin-to-skin?” Daki Naziya khan Nash Rebello Insiya Gunawala Srushti Dhanmane Vaidehee Nakum Girish Kumbhar 5. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Rhea Dias 635 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Roshni Cardoza Signed Social Awareness Shelter the strays, Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Rebecca Figueiredo Campaign on love them anyway Rathod Rhea Menezes Contemporary Ms. Vandana Ankitha Nair Issues Daki Suzanne Pereira Cijo Thomas Tiana Thomas Shivani Todankar Stuti Umale 294 2020-21, Volume 113 6. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Shanvi Dmello 1552 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness Homavazir March Mansi Dolas Signed Social Awareness on educational Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Rincy Lopes Campaign on facilities for Rathod Sanniel Machado Contemporary specially abled Ms. Vandana Aeisha Miranda Issues students in schools Daki Rachel Pillai Ronit D’souza Serena Tuscano Kavish Solanki Alisha Rodrigues 7. HOPE BMS Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika Feb & Wilbur Dmello 660 Petition Online CSR on – Awareness on Homavazir March Edvin Varghese Signed Social Awareness Gender bias against Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Kevin Kedari Campaign on men and woman Rathod Kylie Menezes Contemporary in the Indian penal Ms. Vandana Vrushali Menezes Issues code Daki Muskan Goyal Sheryl Pereira Kshitij Raut Denzil Rodrigues Rukaiya Sanchawala 8. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Roxane D’souza 617 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Krishna Parmar Signed Social Awareness LGBTQ in schools Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Juilee Patil Campaign on and colleges Rathod AvaniSanalkar Contemporary Ms. Vandana Amil Kader Issues Daki Liberta Salman Mohammad Nushran Ali Jebagenesis Ken Rodrigues 9. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Aaron Dsouza 315 Petition Online CSR on for- Awareness on Homavazir March Aastha Yadav Signed Social Awareness Domestic Violence Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Amrit Semwal Campaign on Rathod Angela Arokiasamy Contemporary Ms. Vandana Arpit Shetty Issues Daki ChaineshBhamare Walusha Isadore Hritikpoojari Rishabh Verma Abhinav Jay Miglan 10. HOPE BMS Online Petition for – Dr. Zuleika Feb & Elizabeth Devasia 613 Petition Online CSR on Awareness Making Homavazir March Rachel Fernandes Signed Social Awareness menstrual products Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Shawn Fernandes Campaign on free and more Rathod Shirley Fernandes Contemporary accessible Ms. Vandana Rohan Fernandez Issues Daki Carol Francis Anthwin Furtado Shane Furtado Theodora Jacob Chris Dlima 295 2020-21, Volume 113 11. HOPE BMS Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika Feb & Leonard Aniceto Dias 880 Petition Online CSR on -Awareness on Homavazir March Janhavi Anil Mahadik Signed Social Awareness Animal Cruelty Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Suzanne Rodrigues Campaign on Rathod Chirag Kapoor Contemporary Ms. Vandana Shaikh Azizur Rehman Issues Daki Habib Manikakumar Arya Tushar Bothara Cordhareesha Dominic Mohammad, Omar Zinan Raj Felix 12. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Adeshsingh 621 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Talha khan Signed Social Awareness Cyber Crime Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Jason lobo Campaign on Rathod Arjun Lothe Contemporary Ms. Vandana Sahil Soni Issues Daki Shruti Salvi Mudit Toshniwal Aditya Upadhyay Aditya Surana Aadish Surve 13. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Aris Colaco 14439 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness Homavazir March Ebin Paul Signed Social Awareness on Cleanliness on Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Ishita Soni Campaign on Beach : End Plastic Rathod Sachimahendru Contemporary Pollution Ms. Vandana Melvika Sequeira Issues Daki Siddhant Bhardwaj Priyanshi Patel Yuvraj Jaiswal Andrea Uruvath Jagruti Solanki 14. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Diksha dhyani 744 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness Homavazir March Soumya Jain Signed Social Awareness on making street Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Aston wadlya Campaign on harassment a Rathod Yash Chaudhary Contemporary criminal offence Ms. Vandana Aiden dsouza Issues Daki Sahil Solapurkar Soham Avhad Diya gupta Arhamjain Zikra khan 15. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Agnes Joseph 416 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness Homavazir March Amrit Semwal Signed Social Awareness on Control over Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Rajvi Goregoakar Campaign on pollution Rathod Kavya Rampal Contemporary Ms. Vandana Sirjansingh Issues Daki Arpan Taskar SaurabGhadia Ayush sabale Gaurav Nanwani Omkrit Das 296 2020-21, Volume 113 16. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Aaron Stanes 510 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Max Carvalho Signed Social Awareness Women rights Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Niraj Jaiswal Campaign on Rathod Zharsis Kelewala Contemporary Ms. Vandana Keren Macwan Issues Daki Delany Noronha Aayush Poonja Varun Shah Sanskar Rai Om Landge Rohit Juneja 17. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Brendan Soares 759 Petition Online CSR on for–Awareness Homavazir March Riya Castelino Signed Social Awareness on Making Sex Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Eden Coelho Campaign on Education A Rathod Shane Dsilva Contemporary Compulsion In Ms. Vandana Aalene Gama Issues Schools Daki Natalia Gonsalves Rachel Henriques Hridyansh Kain Shenelle Raposo Tai Kashif 18. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Achsah Anne Samuel 262 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Rhys alphonso Signed Social Awareness Racism around us: Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Hardik Boricha Campaign on The need to take Rathod Dua Ghazi Contemporary action and be a Ms. Vandana Sushant Kuwar Issues good ally Daki Liji Alex Malsawmtluanga William Raju Mathri Mearin Nazareth Rohan Sethi Ethan Abraham 19. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Nathan Aranha 302 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Arya Kastwar Signed Social Awareness Selective freedom Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Myra Bhatt Campaign on of speech in Rathod Lekha Bhoite Contemporary comedy Ms. Vandana Adabelle D’souza Issues Daki Jaiden Solomon Marc Koshy Mitul Sawant Joel Nadar Akshat Redkar 20. HOPE BMS Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika Feb & Alfin Joseph 143 Petition Online CSR on -Awareness on Homavazir March Atharva Chavan Signed Social Awareness Stop Body Shaming Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Aniyta Dsouza Campaign on Rathod Abhishek Gavit Contemporary Ms. Vandana Joyson Almeida Issues Daki Mohamad Atif Umar Kshitij Rawat Sharon Macdonald Varun Mahajan Lakshya Gaur Darshana Deepak 297 2020-21, Volume 113 21. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Abraham Nishika 377 Petition Online CSR on for -Awareness Homavazir March Rajeev Marina Signed Social Awareness on Incorporate Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Adhav Anosh Sanjay Campaign on Mandatory Rathod Jadhav Amisha Contemporary Mentorship Ms. Nilofer Aher Atharva Keda Issues Program in schools Sarang Andrews Samuel and colleges Julius Anshika Mahima Samuel Safir Awtade Samuel Shalmon Bagwan Mohammad Kaif Ajaz Bapna Aditya Singh 22. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Batheja Agriya 662 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Bernice Ann Philip Signed Social Awareness Thrift shopping Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Bhobekar Atharva Campaign on Rathod Sanjeev Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Borges Sienna Issues Sarang Hyacintha Britto Anthia Rosy Anthony Cardozo Jemimah Jason Castelino Melissa Nesle Wilson Chavan Shalom Shailesh Cheda Manas Nehhal Cherith Philip 23. HOPE BMS Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika Feb & Jain Harsh 362 Petition Online CSR on -Awareness on Homavazir March Chingbiakdiki Jacinta Signed Social Awareness -Stop Burning of Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 James Campaign on Biomass Rathod Chittuparambil Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Celestine Davis Issues Sarang Christopher Joel John Dagha Dishen Champak Desai Naomi Daniel Dias Reuben Antonio Dmello Julia Samson Dmello Rachel Jyoti Thomas 24. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Dmello Shanaya 298 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Sebastian Signed Social Awareness Cyber laws Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Dsilva Jaden Marvino Campaign on Rathod Dsouza Amber Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Dsouza Jenelle Issues Sarang Kimberly Dsouza Neil Karan Dsouza Ophelia Stephen 298 2020-21, Volume 113 Jain Mokshesh Dsouza Suzan Anthony Dsouza Swedel Savio Elevathingal Emmanuel Sebastian 25. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Eliza Lepcha 926 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Eva Ben Signed Social Awareness Mental health Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Evania Maxie Campaign on Rathod Mendonca Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Fargoes Samira Issues Sarang Rajesh Feby Joseph Samuel Fernandes Cian Baptist Fernandes Kevin Augustine Fernandes Rishi Mahesh Fernandes Savio Johnson Fernandes Trishann Terence 26. HOPE BMS Online Petition for - Dr. Zuleika Feb & Fiby Samuel 562 Petition Online CSR on Awareness on Save Homavazir March Furtado Carol Jerome Signed Social Awareness our corals - Stop Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Furtado Jessica Campaign on Mumbai Coastal Rathod William Contemporary project Ms. Nilofer Gangoda Emmanuel Issues Sarang Gulab Ganpur Gaurang .V. Ghosh Archa Ajay Gohil Riya Vipul Gomes Cristal Cypriano Gonsalves Charmaine Kevin Gujar Atharv Vilas 27. HOPE BMS Online Petition for - Dr. Zuleika Feb & Hanso Christopher 771 Petition Online CSR on Awareness on Stop Homavazir March Gibson Signed Social Awareness male harassment at Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Hoon Sarah Pratul Campaign on workplace Rathod Jain Nandini Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Jain Sachi Issues Sarang Jain Vaibhav Joy Abraham Leela Kairanna Jovita Janis Kantela Tejas Prakash Kokkat Jenny Thomas Kollannoor Liana Sebastian 299 2020-21, Volume 113 28. HOPE BMS Online Petition for - Dr. Zuleika Feb & Korade Prathmesh 501 Petition Online CSR on Awareness on use Homavazir March Rajesh Signed Social Awareness of Electric vehicles Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Kunjumon Manoj Campaign on Rathod Lobo Agnelo Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Lawrence Richard Issues Sarang Lobo Angelo Bosco Ma Roxton John Mahajan Ram Gajanan Mandar Abhishek Laxman Martins Keith Leo Ivan Joshi Paavan Milleena Mirium Jacob 29. HOPE BMS Online Petition for Dr. Zuleika Feb & Misal Shalom 504 Petition Online CSR on -Awareness on Homavazir March Jeetendra Signed Social Awareness Animal Cruelty Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Monteiro Larissa Larry Campaign on Rathod Moraes Glenn Melwyn Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Nadar Angela Anjali Issues Sarang Anthony Nathan Marshall Da Silva Oza Pratik Ganesh Pathrabe Sumit Sunil Pawar Yash Sudhakar Pawaskar Rishikesh Shrikrishna Pereira Ronan Bevan 30. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Poojary Shivani 1113 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness Homavazir March Umesha Signed Social Awareness on Letting stray Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Kalra Archita Campaign on dogs have a shelter Rathod Rane Dharmik Shekhar Contemporary to sleep at in the Ms. Nilofer Khan Nihaal Issues night. Sarang Rathi Soumya Rebello Glynnis Ignatius Rishita Bhatt Rodrigues Flora Fatima Valenky Rodrigues Jessica James Rozario Sherly Johnson 31. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Saklecha Ishaan 215 Petition Online CSR on for- Awareness Homavazir March Shah Abhishek Signed Social Awareness on reducing coal Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Shanmugam Jessica Campaign on usage and increase Rathod Kennedy Contemporary nuclear energy Ms. Nilofer Sharma Shubham Issues usage Sarang Shawn Ivan D Mello Shireen Bhan Kothari Siddhant Sharma Kush 300 2020-21, Volume 113 32. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Trinidade Joshua 770 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Brendan Bruno Signed Social Awareness Reducing usage of Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Manuel Campaign on plastic Rathod Tuscano Siyona Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Gonsalo Issues Sarang Vadakkan Nemi Rose Babu Varghese Roshan Davis Vas Brinel Bernard Vaz Carlton Domnic Caitan Vaz Kevin Lawrence Nikam Ajinkya Shirke Tushar Girish Singh Anjali 33. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Mahajan Sakshi 562 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Naresh Signed Social Awareness Fighting Climate Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Ghadi Rushikesh Campaign on changes through Rathod Sudarshan Contemporary Sustainable Ms. Nilofer Anjali Yadav Issues Choices Sarang Shaikh Saniya Muneer Kurkure Kalyani Sunil Rebello Ganson Ronald Ruchira Raju Kanawade Pawar Shraddha Sunil Sindhav Vrushali Jitendra Gaikwad Sayali Rajendra 34. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Maru Kartik Pravin 104 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Rabhadia Amisha Signed Social Awareness Safety education Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Mukesh Campaign on and management Rathod Singh Siddhant Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Somwanshi Angad Issues Sarang Tailor Isha Talekar Saloni Fernandes Suzanne Christina Thomas Sandra Gupta Kejal Kamini Mukesh Rajoria 301 2020-21, Volume 113 35. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Butia Gautam Vikram 123 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Ugalmogale Ashutosh Signed Social Awareness Strict Detection, Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Prkash Campaign on Prevention, Rathod Puthenpurakal Joel Shabin Contemporary Correction of Ms. Nilofer Jain Bothra Yash Issues bribery in public Sarang Creado Leann Bruno services provided Mutta Shruti Ashok to citizens Dsouza Shreyansh Dangi Harsh Laxmilal Hasnain Rampurwala Majumdar Dipa 36. HOPE BMS Online Petition for - Dr. Zuleika Feb & Amber Surlia 424 Petition Online CSR on Awareness on Civil Homavazir March Makwana Bhumi Signed Social Awareness rights and Racial Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Sadamastula Kalyani Campaign on discrimination Rathod Venugopal Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Kakade Serena Issues Sarang Husain Ali Niazi Yadav Simran Kosal Mehta Sakshi Gehlot Mahima Puthuparambil Jasmin Joseph Bhatia Mohak 37. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Fernandes Melwyn 624 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Naidade Signed Social Awareness Green zones around Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Rajesh Dora Campaign on the beaches. Rathod Jagtap Shefali Sunil Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Khan Ammad Azam Issues Sarang Aryan Jaiswal Pillai Mansi Dinager Ashish Katkam Pandey Ravi Nand Aarya Pallathupadi Jeevan 38. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Gangan Harsh 95 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness Homavazir March Singh Yogita Signed Social Awareness on making cycling Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Bhatt Ashnah Campaign on lanes across Rathod Anthony Jason Denzil Contemporary Mumbai Ms. Nilofer Alphonso Issues Sarang Sahil Baba Anmol Bhattad Mintanshi Bhinsara Desai Jeevan Abasaheb Moraes Eric Vincent Orzana Aena Mohan 302 2020-21, Volume 113 39. HOPE BMS Online Petition Dr. Zuleika Feb & Pardeshi Ekta Premu 102 Petition Online CSR on for - Awareness on Homavazir March Patel Mihir Rajesh Signed Social Awareness Media Privacy Mrs. Bhoomi 2021 Pendurkar Aditi Campaign on Rathod Prafulla Contemporary Ms. Nilofer Qureshi Mohammed Issues Sarang Anas Nasir Siddhi Harishchandra Rane Zubish Rizvi Dubey Shivika Goshi Samuel Shirke Aakanksha Yamgar Yashraj 40. 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Wilson College 2021 200 students An Awareness and Sensitization Workshop on the lives of the Visually Challenged conducted by Xavier’s Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged (XRCVC), 5 A Virtual Panel ICC & Women FY/SY/TY 11th Feb, 2021 Participation NA Discussion on -Safe Development Cell, students 100 students Mumbai and Gender Wilson College in Concerns: The Changing Collaboration with Face of Mental Health & Mumbai First Well-Being 6 HR CONNECT’21 SVKM’s Institute FY/SY/TY 05th March, Participation NA Topic: “Pre & Post of International students 2021 40 students Impact of Covid-19 on Studies HR Practices” 7 Webinar on Financial BMS TYBMS Students 13th March, Participation NA Literacy DepartmentWilson 2020 48 students College along with Pagdandi 8 Webinar on the NSS Unit of Wilson Deena Daisy 4th Feb, 2021 Participation NA occasion of World College Shibu 47 students Cancer Day 9 Virtual Panel Discussion ICC (Internal Deena Daisy 11th February Participation NA – “Safe Mumbai & Complaints Shibu 2021. 150 students Gender Concerns: Committee) and The Changing Face of WDC (Women Mental health & Well Development Cell) being” of Wilson College in collaboration with Mumbai 10 The Nehru Prize Essay NA FY/SY/TY 20th Feb, 2021 Participation- NA Competition - students 20 students 11 Initium Business Plan HETIC FY/SY/TY Registration Participation- NA Challenge 2021 students Date: 10 students 5th -20th Feb, 2021 Theme Announce-ment: 21st Feb 312 2020-21, Volume 113 12 24th Student AIMA (SMG) FY/SY/TY March, 2021 Participation- NA Management Games students 20 students 13 Joule 7.0 (Online Fest) KC College FY/SY students 12th & 13th Participation NA March, 2021 – 20 students 14 Mystique’21 (Fest) HR College FY/SY students 1st - 4th April, Participation NA 1. Trinity’s Icon 2021 (Pageant) - Priscilla Stallin - Deena Daisy Shibu 2. Shuffle & Move (Chess & Cards) - Deena Daisy Shibu - Joben John 3. Inglorious Tespian (Monoacting) - Sahil Moleshri 4. Mega Management: - Soham Avhad 5. Trinity’s Encounter;(JAM): - Deena Daisy Shibu 6. Trinity’s Tender (Bidding) - Soham Avhad 15 OLE 20’21 (Fest) Wilson College 1.Arya – Fine 22nd- 27th March, Participation NA Arts 2021 2. Deena Daisy Shibu-Volunteer 3.Simeon Sherwin Sequeira- Volunteer for Visuals Dept 4.Priscilla Stalin- Virtual Panel Discussion Volunteer for Visuals Dept Volunteer for Host Dept 313 2020-21, Volume 113 5.Nash Rebello- Volunteer for Hospitality Dept 6.Avani Sanalkar Volunteer for Hospitality Dept. Virtual Panel Discussion 7.Pratik Irlekar- Volunteer for Visuals Dept 16 Poster Making A₹THIKI - A Forum 1. Deena Daisy 1st of March, Participation NA Competition, for Economics by Shibu 2021. the Department “ONTO THE of Economics of 2. Simeon BILLBOARD” Wilson College, Sequeira Mumbai 17 ‘Quizard of Oz’ Event HR College Shivani Todankar 7th Nov, 2020 Participation NA 18 Blitz creed Sydenham College 1. For or not for 2nd and 3rd 1st place NA of Commerce & Debate – Name April, 2021 Economics of student not mentioned in these highlighted blanks. That is the information really needed not name of events 2. Rescripted 2nd place NA (History) 3. Memories 2nd place NA (social media) - 4. Love and laugh 2nd place NA (poem writing)- 5. Test your wits 3rd place NA (GK) - Best CL 6. Winning Over all 2nd NA position- place 7. Agriya Participation NA -memories 8.Test your wits Participation NA - Dena 9.Love and laugh Participation NA - Saniya 10.Debate - Participation NA Jovita & Anshika 11.Jovita SY Best CL NA 314 2020-21, Volume 113 19 Saksham Viva College, Virar Diya Gupta 12th-14th April, Winning NA 2021 position: 1st place 20 Solo Show of Paintings New Delhi Gaurangi Gupta April 2021 Participation NA 21 Mystique HR College Diya Gupta 1st - 4th April, 1st in Word NA 2021 Splash 22 Wilson College Annual Wilson College Suryaansh Varma 17th May, 2021 Rama Murthy NA Prize Distribution Prize for Best Ceremony 2021 Male Student with Good Academics & Social Work 23 Wilson College Annual Wilson College Suramya 17th May, 2021 Rama Murthy NA Prize Distribution Bharadwaj Prize for Ceremony 2021 Best Female Student with Good Academics & Social Work 24 Wilson College Annual Wilson College Janhavi Khotkar 17th May, 2021 TYBMS NA Prize Distribution Marketing Ceremony 2021 Topper (2019- 20) 25 Wilson College Annual Wilson College Aakanksha 17th May, 2021 TYBMS NA Prize Distribution Finance Topper Ceremony 2021 (2019-20) 26 Wilson College Annual Wilson College Devansh Solanki 17th May, 2021 TYBMS NA Prize Distribution Finance Topper Ceremony 2021 (2019-20) 27 Wilson College Annual Wilson College Vanshika Singh 17th May, 2021 FYBMS NA Prize Distribution Topper (2019- Ceremony 2021 20) 28 Wilson College Annual Wilson College Suramya 17th May, 2021 SYBMS NA Prize Distribution Bharadwaj Topper (2019- Ceremony 2021 20) 29 Miss Universe 2021 Won as 3rd Runner Adline Castelino 16th May, 2021 3rd Runner Up Participants from Up in 69th Miss (Alumni- Batch 74 countries Universe Pageant 2019) competed for 2021 Competition the crown. Ms. held at Seminole Castelino was Hard Rock Hotel also the only & Casino - Asian this year Hollywood, Florida. to be a part of She is an Alumni the Top 5. She of Wilson College, had won the title BMS Dept. (Batch of Miss Diva 2019) India 2020. 315 2020-21, Volume 113 Staff Activities. Sr. Name of Attended/ Title of Seminar/ Level Name of Name of the institution Dates No. teacher Participated Workshop paper/ that organized program as/Presented Mention (national/ poster with dates paper or poster international/local)- presented 1. Dr. Zuleika Participated Pedagogy for the Intercollegiate NA Wilson College 07th to Homavazir Teachers of Higher 15th April, education 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated How to conduct National NA Atal Incubation Centre 08th Homavazir Online class to April,2020 Students Dr. Zuleika Participated National Webinar National NA IQAC Cluster India, 14th to Homavazir on “National Organizing Partner White 17th Assessment and Code April,2020 Accreditation: A revised accreditation framework for affiliated colleges” Dr. Zuleika Participated Brainival: Users National NA Mr. Pawan Bhattad 25th & Homavazir manual for your 26th April, Brain on speed 2020 reading and mind (National maps. 21*21 level) WORKSHOP ON Speed reading Dr. Zuleika Participated Webinar on Intercollegiate NA K.P.B. Hinduja College of 29th & Homavazir Intellectual Property level Commerce 30th April, Rights (IPR) 2020 -How innovators can protect their invention -How to provide better collaboration -Funding Opportunities Key terms such as patent, copyright and registered design Dr. Zuleika Participated 3 Day National National NA BMM & BAMMC 30th April Homavazir Level FDP on Department of Lala Lajpat to 2nd May Online College Rai College of Commerce & 2020 Management & Economics And University Online Content of Mumbai with North Creation Tools Storm Academy Dr. Zuleika Participated Bombay Teachers’ Intercollegiate NA Bombay Teachers’ Training 2nd to 8th Homavazir Training College College May 2020 Organised A series of Online Webinars 316 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. Zuleika Participated Five Day Online FDP Intercollegiate NA Nirmala Memorial 4th to Homavazir on “How to Train Foundation College of 8th May, Media Students to Commerce & Science (BMM 2020 Handle Pandemics & IQAC) in association with like COVID 19” Griffith University, Australia organised Dr. Zuleika Participated How to overcome Intercollegiate NA Zovy Studios & Skillslate 05th Homavazir challenges and May,2020 boost admission during COVID-19 Dr. Zuleika Participated National Level Intercollegiate NA Zovy Studios & Skillslate 08th May, Homavazir FDP on Decoding 2020 Examination During (Intercol- and Post COVID-19 legiate level) Dr. Zuleika Participated National Webinar National NA SVKM’s Mithibai College 07th Homavazir on ‘Cyber Crime May,2020 during Covid-19 virus its prevention & protection’ Dr. Zuleika Participated Online National Level National NA Lala Lajpatrai College with 08th May, Homavazir Mother’s Day The Pink Owl 2020 “How much time is too much when it comes to spending with family”. Dr. Zuleika Participated “Emerging Trends in Intercollegiate NA IJASRW in association with 10th May, Homavazir Management” Mittal College 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Innovation and National NA SIES College 10th Homavazir Entrepreneurship May,2020 Ecosystem in Educational Institutes Dr. Zuleika Participated IQAC & BMS Intercollegiate NA Thakur College of Science 11th to Homavazir Dept. of Thakur and Commerce 15th May, College of Science 2020 and Commerce organised Three Days National Webinar on Innovative Business Management Practices Dr. Zuleika Participated Six Days Online Intercollegiate NA N.G. Acharya & D.K. 11th to Homavazir Intercollegiate Marathe College 16th May, Webinar For 2020 Teachers on Mental Wellness During Lockdown Dr. Zuleika Participated Application of International NA Bunt Sangha Mumbai Anna 11th May, Homavazir Chanakya Niti in Leela College 2020 Modern Education 317 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. Zuleika Participated “Economic Impact of Intercollegiate NA VVM’s Shree Damodar & 11th May, Homavazir Covid-19 Pandemic Bharatiya Jain Sanghatna’s 2020 on India” College Dr. Zuleika Participated ‘Covid-19 International NA Mithibai College 12th May, Homavazir Considerations for 2020 Vaccines’ Dr. Zuleika Participated Effect of Covid-19 on International NA M.L. Dahanukar College of 12th May, Homavazir Business & Human Commerce in association 2020 Resource with IAA Dr. Zuleika Participated A Webinar Series National NA Bombay Teachers’ Training 12th to Homavazir On Knowledge College in Collaboration with 16th May, Generation In Department of Education, 2020 Education During University of Mumbai Covid-19 Pandemic Dr. Zuleika Participated Gender Equity National NA Wilson College in 13th May, Homavazir and Covid-19: association with University 2020 Commercial Sex of Mumbai Women’s Work and workers Development Cell Dr. Zuleika Participated “Value Investing-Key Intercollegiate NA St. Andrews’s College in 13th May, Homavazir to Create Long Term association with LeapUp 2020 Wealth” Edutech Dr. Zuleika Participated “Roadmap for National NA Alkesh Dinesh Modi 13th May, Homavazir setting up effective Institute 2020 industry-academia collaboration in technical institutes” Dr. Zuleika Participated Indian Economic National NA GSP College 13th May, Homavazir Slowdown and 2020 Global Covid-19 Pandemic Crisis Dr. Zuleika Participated Impact of Covid-19 National NA SVKM’s Mithibai College 14th May, Homavazir on Commerce & 2020 Tourism Industry Dr. Zuleika Participated Cybersecurity Intercollegiate NA Chandrabhan College 14th May, Homavazir protocol and online 2020 career opportunities for students Dr. Zuleika Participated ‘Significance of Intercollegiate NA Rizvi College 14th May, Homavazir Research in Media 2020 Today’ Dr. Zuleika Participated Online International International NA Research Foundation of 14th May, Homavazir Workshop on Science & World Virtual 2020 “Writing Project Conference Forum Proposals” 318 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. Zuleika Participated Research Ethics and National NA Anna Leela College & 15th May, Homavazir Plagiarism Control Shobha Jayaram Shetty 2020 College Dr. Zuleika Participated Teaching Learning Intercollegiate NA WNES Vidya Varidhi Degree 15th Homavazir Methods College May,2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Recent Intercollegiate NA Bunta Sanghas Uma 16th May, Homavazir Development& Krishna Shetty Institute of 2020 Future Trends in Management Banking Sector Dr. Zuleika Participated National Level National NA Wilson College in 15th & Homavazir Online Workshop collaboration with University 16th May, on “Persons with of Mumbai, Alkesh Dinesh 2020 Disabilities in Higher Mody Institute and Education: Inclusion Youth4Jobs Foundation & Employment” Dr. Zuleika Participated “Importance of Intercollegiate NA Achievers College of 16th May, Homavazir Cyber Law for Commerce & Management 2020 Women” Dr. Zuleika Participated Winning in the New National NA Jnan Vikas Mandal’s Mehta 16th May, Homavazir World Degree College 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated General Awareness Intercollegiate NA Hind Seva Parishad Public 16th May, Homavazir Quiz Competition on Night Degree College 2020 Covid 19 Dr. Zuleika Participated Online International International NA Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur 16th to Homavazir FDP on “Emerging Khalsa College 20th May, Trends in Teaching 2020 Technology” Dr. Zuleika Participated “Effect of Covid-19 International NA MatoshreeVDM & IAA-TB 17th May, Homavazir on Human Society” 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Two Days National National NA Smt. K.G. Mittal College of 18th and Homavazir Webinar on ‘The Arts and Commerce 19th May, Role of ICT in 2020 Teaching, Learning and Research in the midst of Covid-19’ Dr. Zuleika Participated Self Plagiarism- National NA NM College of Commerce & 18th May, Homavazir Ethical and Legal Economics 2020 Dimensions I: Self Plagiarism- An Indian Perspective II: Self Plagiarism: Issues and Consequences -The Legal Aspects Dr. Zuleika Participated Training Law Intercollegiate NA H.V.P.S. College of Law 18th, Homavazir Students to Handle 19th, 20th Pandemic Like May,2020 COVID-19 319 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. Zuleika Participated 3 days National National NA Tilak College of Science & 18th Homavazir Level Workshop Commerce ,19th, 20th on Research May,2020 Methodology, Statistical Techniques & Data Analysis using MS excel Dr. Zuleika Participated Personal Security, Intercollegiate NA Sandip Institute of 18th Homavazir Learn Do Check Technology & Research, May,2020 Nasik Dr. Zuleika Participated Deconstructing Intercollegiate NA SMES SMT. Maniben M P 19th May, Homavazir Gender Shah Women’s college 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated MS-Excel-Data Intercollegiate NA Cosmopolitan’s Valia Centre 19th May, Homavazir Analytics and of Excellence in association 2020 Visualisation with Valia College Techniques Dr. Zuleika Participated Indirect Taxation In Intercollegiate NA Sahara Professional 19th May, Homavazir India Education 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Data Centricity in National NA NM College of Commerce & 19th May, Homavazir Administration- a Economics 2020 NAAC Perspective Dr. Zuleika Participated Upcoming economic National NA St. Johns College Agra 19th , 20th Homavazir & Marketing & Sam Higginbottom May, Challenges for University of Agriculture, 2020 India post Covid 19 Technology & Sciences lockdown Dr. Zuleika Participated “Preparing Nets National NA Vanita Vishram Women’s 20th May, Homavazir Today For Fishing College of Commerce, Surat 2020 Tomorrow” (Sharpen & IQAC Your Edge) Dr. Zuleika Participated Managing your Intercollegiate NA Bunts Sangha Mumbai Anna 20th May, Homavazir Finances & Leela College 2020 Investments During Covid 19 Dr. Zuleika Participated Examination Intercollegiate NA SMES Smt. Maniben MP 20th May, Homavazir Reforms, Need of Shah Womens College 2020 Higher Education by Dr. N V Thakkar Dr. Zuleika Participated Beginners Kit for Intercollegiate NA Nagindas Khandwala 21st & Homavazir Online Teaching College 22nd May, Tools 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Attitude Change National NA C. K. Thakur Arts, 23rd May, Homavazir Management and Commerce & Science 2020 Work Ethics in College, New Panvel Covid-19 Scenario Dr. Zuleika Participated Life After COVID-19 International NA Dnyan Ganga Education 24th May, Homavazir . Trust’s Degree and Junior 2020 College of Arts, Commerce and Science in Association with Indian Accounting Association-TB 320 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. Zuleika Participated Impact Of Covid-19 National NA Pune District Education 25th May, Homavazir Pandemic On Indian Association’s Annasaheb 2020 Economy Magar Mahavidyalaya, Hadapsar Dr. Zuleika Participated Covid 19 Awareness Intercollegiate NA Sahar Professional 25th May, Homavazir Program Quiz Education 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated “Pathway to National NA Nirmala Memorial 26th May, Homavazir Permanence by Foundation College 2020 Empowering, Equipping and Engaging Influencers-Post Lockdown” Dr. Zuleika Participated New provision National NA SIA College of Higher 26th May, Homavazir related to Income Education 2020 tax return filing & investment awareness Dr. Zuleika Participated Increased immunity National NA Vidya Varidhi Degree College 27th May, Homavazir to fight with 2020 Covid-19 Dr. Zuleika Participated Strategies for Social National NA Rani Durgawati Vishwa 27th May, Homavazir and Economic Vidyalaya 2020 Empowerment of Women post Covid 19 Dr. Zuleika Participated “Alternate National NA Devbika Mohansinhji 28th May, Homavazir Assessment & Chauhan College 2020 Evaluation Model for Conducting Exams in the wake of COVID-19” Dr. Zuleika Participated Building Financial National NA Guru Nanak College 28th May, Homavazir Security in Times of 2020 Crisis Dr. Zuleika Participated FDP on Social National NA K.P.B Hinduja College with 28th May, Homavazir Entrepreneurship EdFly 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Future of Library National NA Peoples Education Society’s 29th May, Homavazir & LMS: Flexibility Siddharth College, Mumbai 2020 solutions for with Edfly Young Learners & Academicians Dr. Zuleika Participated International International NA Vivek College of Commerce 29th May, Homavazir Webinar on 2020 Overcome COVID 19 Pandemic through Nuances of Life 321 2020-21, Volume 113 Dr. Zuleika Participated ‘COVID-19 International NA NG Acharya & DK Marathe 29th , 30th Homavazir PANDEMIC: The College and 31st Challenges of Today May, and Tomorrow’ 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Public Speaking: National NA Bunts Sangha’s UKS 30th May, Homavazir Effective Delivery of Institute Of Management 2020 Talks Studies Dr. Zuleika Participated ‘SATTAVA YOGA: National NA SKM’s Jashbhai Maganbhai 30th May, Homavazir Power to deal with Patel College 2020 Pandemic’ Dr. Zuleika Participated “Teaching with National NA Bhavan’s College Jointly 30th May, Homavazir Technology” with Maharshta College 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Importance of National NA V. K. Krishna Menon College 30th May, Homavazir Concentration in E 2020 learning Dr. Zuleika Participated Diversities and National NA Lala Lajpatrai College 01st June, Homavazir Challenges among 2020 learning Disabled and Young Learners Dr. Zuleika Participated Thrive Through Intercollegiate NA MMK College 07th June, Homavazir Change 2020 Dr. Zuleika Participated Innovative Product Intercollegiate NA Atal Incubation Centre 17th June, Homavazir Design using 2020 Arduino Dr. Zuleika Participated Investment Planning International NA Bhartiya Vidya Bhavans 20th June, Homavazir Simplified…..in the Haziramal Somani College 2020 Indian Context Dr. Zuleika Participated Five Days International NA I.C.S. College 22nd - 26th Homavazir International FDP June, on “Gateway to 2020 Innovation” Dr. Zuleika Participated “Rebuild, Redesign, International NA CSIBER V.P. 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Mrs. Bhoomi Participated Pedagogy for the Intercollegiate NA IQAC & St. Xavier’s Institute 07th to Rathod Teachers of Higher of Education 15th April, education 2020 Mrs. Bhoomi Participated How to conduct National NA Atal Incubation Centre 08th Rathod Online class to April,2020 Students Mrs. Bhoomi Participated National Webinar National NA IQAC Cluster India, 14th to Rathod on “National Organizing Partner White 17th Assessment and Code April,2020 Accreditation: A revised accreditation framework for affiliated colleges” Mrs. Bhoomi Participated Brainival: Users National NA Mr. Pawan Bhattad 25th & Rathod manual for your 26th April, Brain on speed 2020 reading and mind maps. 21*21 WORKSHOP ON Speed reading Mrs. Bhoomi Participated Webinar on Intercollegiate NA K.P.B. 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Ms. Nisha Participated Orientation to College Level NA Wilson College Incubation 10th Feb, Gupta Entrepreneurship Centre 2021 Cell Activities Ms. Nisha Participated Investors Awareness College NA IQAC, Wilson College in 13th Feb, Gupta Program Collaboration with Future 2021 Ready Learning Solutions 340 2020-21, Volume 113 Ms. Nisha Participated Outcome Based College NA THE IQAC & AMC, Wilson 22nd -26th Gupta Education & College April, Assessment 2021 Ms. Nisha Participated Preparation for College NA Wilson College 10th May, Gupta Certificate Course 2021 Ms. Nisha Participated Annual Prize College NA Wilson College 17th May, Gupta Distribution 2021 Ceremony 2021 Ms. Nisha Participated IQAC, Wilson College NA Wilson College 28th & Gupta College in 29th May, collaboration with 2021 IQAC, Bhavan’s Hazarimal Somani College organises two sessions on “Intellectual Property Rights” Publications by staff Sr.No Name of State whether Title of Name of book/ ISSN, ISBN, Publisher (Name Page No faculty Research research journal/ seminar E-ISSN No. and Place) Paper /Book/ publication proceeding (any (whichever Chapter/ other) where relevant) Edited published Volume/Any Other 1 Mr. Research Role of Artificial International ISSN no: Indian Academicians 193-201 Ashwin Paper Intelligence in E-Conference on 2394-3114 & Researchers Kataria Education Contemporary Impact Factor: Association, Volume Trends in 6.3 40 , Issue 69 Management, UGC Care Technology & Journal Engineering 2 Ms. Research Adapting 4 R’s An International ISSN: 2229- Shodh Sanchar 154-157 Nilofer Paper i.e. Research, Multidisciplinary 3620 Bulletin , Volume 10, Sarang Reimagine, Quarterly Bilingual Issue 40 Relearn & Peer Reviewed Redesign for Refereed Online Teaching Research Journal- Learning: During Shodh Sanchar & Beyond Bulletin Covid-19 Pandemic Lockdown 341 2020-21, Volume 113 ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION CEREMONY 2020 - 21 SCHOLARSHIPS/ AWARDS/ PRIZES- 2019 - 20 JUNIOR COLLEGE Sr. No. Name of Scholarship Awarded to 1 William Graham Prize highest marks in XII Arts Hati Preeti 2 Annapoornabai Joshi Prize 3 Prof Hate Prize highest marks in Biology at XII Sci. Sahla Abdul Latheef 4 Sardar Atursingh G. Ochani highest marks in Chemistry at XII Sci. Gupta Ankit Kumar Scholarship 5 Prof. V. D. Dabholkar Award highest marks in XII Sci Raigagla Dhrumil 6 The Sardar Saheb Hirasingh Ochani Scholarship 7 M. Momi A. Ochani Scholarship highest marks in XI Sci 1) Ansari Mohd Abubakar 2) Kannojiya Anjali 8 Jini K. Jagose Scholarship highest marks in English at XII Arts Vaity Shubhra 9 Prof. Robert Miller Prize highest marks in English at XII Vaity Shubhra 10 Haresh Gohil Memorial Prize highest marks in Economics at SYJC Shetty Akshata 11 Dr. G. B. Gramopadhye Prize Student of the year in Marathi in Jr. College Shraddha Khandare. 12 D. K. Kateli Scholarship highest marks in Maths at XI Ansari Aamina 13 D. B. Naik Memorial Prize highest marks in Maths at XII Sci. Sunasra Isa 14 Prof. V. D. Dabholkar Award 15 The Renwick Memorable Prize highest marks in Physics at XII Sunasra Isa 16 The V N Cirvante Prize 17 Mrs. Kishni H. Ochani Scholarship highest marks in Chemistry at XI Sci. Singh Ashay GENERAL ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP 2019 - 2020 Prize Distribution Function 2020 - 2021 Sr. No. Name of the Scholarship Criteria Name of the student 18 Bai Sonabai Narayan Kanade Prize Female student with highest marks at Shruti Sinha T.Y.B.A. 19 R. S. Nawalkar Prize Student with highest marks at T.Y.B.A. Shruti Sinha 20 Md. Ibrahim Bhaimiya Memorial Prize Student with highest marks at T.Y.B.A. Shruti Sinha 21 Vitthal Narayan Pathak Prize Student with highest marks at T.Y.B.A. Shruti Sinha 22 Comrade S. A. Dange Memorial Prize Student with highest marks at T.Y.B.A. Shruti Sinha 23 Prof. V. D. Dabholkar Award Student with highest marks in T.Y.B.Sc. Vijay Chawan 342 2020-21, Volume 113 T.Y.B.A. TOPPERS Sr. No. Name of the Scholarship Criteria Name of the student English 24 Prof. Robert Miller Prize Student with highest marks in Aamatullah Bagasrawala English at T.Y.B.A. 25 Smt. Leela Damodar Patil Student with highest marks in Aamatullah Bagasrawala English at T.Y.B.A. Economics 26 Ajit Datar Prize Student with highest marks in Vignesh Shanbhag Economics at T.Y.B.A. 27 Haresh Gohil Memorial Prize for Student with highest marks in Vignesh Shanbhag Highest Marks in Economics Economics at T.Y.B.A. 28 Principal Borde Memorial Prize Student with highest marks in Vignesh Shanbhag Economics at T.Y.B.A. History 29 The John Mckenzie Prize Student with highest marks at Payal Singh T.Y.B.A. in History 30 The Smt. Rani Malhotra Memorial Student with highest marks in Payal Singh Scholarship History at T.Y.B.A. 31 Hemkant Mishra Prize Student with highest marks at Payal Singh T.Y.B.A. in History Political Science 32 Rev. John Langdon Prize Best Student of Political Sana Khan Science 33 Prof. Aloo Dalal Scholarship Student with highest marks in Shruti Sinha Political Science at T.Y.B.A. Philosophy 34 Dr. B. P. Hiwale Prize Student with highest marks in Ruchika Singh Philosophy at T.Y.B.A. 35 Late Mrs. Suniti Patki Scholarship Student with highest marks in Ruchika Singh Philosophy at T.Y.B.A. 36 Dr. S. K. Ookerjee Memorial Prize Student with highest marks in Ruchika Singh Philosophy at T.Y.B.A. 37 Dr. (Mrs.) Borde Memorial Prize Student with highest marks in Ruchika Singh Philosophy at T.Y.B.A. 38 Late Mrs. Suniti Patki Scholarship Student with second highest Ayush Srivastava marks in Philosophy at T.Y.B.A. Psychology 39 Topper in T.Y.B.A. Psychology Student with highest marks in Kripa Chowhan Psychology at T.Y.B.A. 343 2020-21, Volume 113 Sociology 40 Topper in T.Y.B.A. Sociology Student with highest marks in Priyanka Panchal Sociology at T.Y.B.A. T.Y.B.SC. TOPPERS AND SFC TOPPERS Name of the Scholarship Criteria Name of the student Botany 41 Topper in Botany highest marks in Botany at Tasneem Lokhandwala T.Y.B.Sc. Chemistry 42 Dr. Normand Commemoration Prize highest marks in Chemistry at Ajit Payer T.Y.B.Sc. 43 Dr. Fraser Commemoration Prize highest marks in Chemistry at Ajit Payer T.Y.B.Sc. 44 Prof. P. M. Barve Commemoration highest marks in Chemistry at Ajit Payer Prize T.Y.B.Sc. 45 Prof. Hira Chimulkar Prize highest marks in Chemistry at Ajit Payer T.Y.B.Sc. 46 Vishnu Sadashiv Sohoni Prize highest marks in Chemistry at Ajit Payer T.Y.B.Sc. Microbiology 47 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Microbiology Pillai Malavika at T.Y.B.Sc. Mathematics 48 The Prof H. R. Hamley Prize highest marks in Maths at Phebe Sarah George T.Y.B.Sc. 49 The Ms. Chitralekha Kalwar Prize highest marks in Maths at Phebe Sarah George T.Y.B.Sc. 50 Mrs. V. R. Jamalabad Prize highest marks in Maths at Phebe Sarah George T.Y.B.Sc. Physics 51 The Rev. Mackichan Prize highest marks in Physics at Vijay Chawan T.Y.B.Sc. 52 Vishnu Sadashiv Sohoni Prize highest marks in Physics at Vijay Chawan T.Y.B.Sc. 53 PROF. V. D. Dabholkar Award highest marks in Physics at Vijay Chawan T.Y.B.Sc. Zoology 54 Vishnu Sadashiv Sohoni Prize highest marks in Zoology at Naqiya Bhopalwala T.Y.B.Sc. 344 2020-21, Volume 113 Information Technology 55 IT- TOPPER highest marks in Information 1) Gunja Joshua Technology at T.Y.B.Sc. 2) Khan Kashifa BMS 56 BMS- TOPPER Highest marks at T.Y.B.M.S. 1) Khotkar Janhavi (Marketing) 2) Aakanksha (Finance) 3) Solanki Devansh (Finance) BMM 57 BMM - TOPPER Highest marks In Advertising at Fernandes Jessica T.Y.B.M.M. 58 BMM - TOPPER Highest marks In Journalism at Moolayattil Divya T.Y.B.M.M. BAF 59 BAF - TOPPER Highest marks in TYBAF 1) Aamir Chataiwala 2) Sonu Jivani Master of Science Topper 60 Prof. Hira Chimulkar Prize Highest marks in Chemistry at 1) Meenakshi Prajapati M.Sc. 2) Abhishek Tiwari 61 Microbiology Topper highest marks in Microbiology Aditi Patil at M.Sc. 62 Zoology Topper highest marks in Zoology at Lakshika Hodar M.Sc. 63 IT Topper highest marks in Information Khan Usman Gani Technology at M.Sc. F.Y. and S.Y. Toppers in Subjects English 64 Prof. Robert Miller Prize highest marks in English at Gaurika Kothari F.Y.B.A. 65 Prof. Robert Miller Prize highest marks in English at Amaan Shaikh S.Y.B.A. Hindi 66 Topper in Hindi highest marks in Hindi at 1) Saloni Paunikar (Ancillary) F.Y.B.A. 2) Ritika Kotkar (Compulsory) 67 Topper in Hindi highest marks in Hindi at Nashrah Shaikh S.Y.B.A. Marathi 68 Dr. G. B. Gramopadhye Prize Student of the year in Marathi Puradkar Akanksha in Sr. College 69 Prof. Sadhana Upadhye Prize For Best creative writing in Chakradhare Harshad Marathi 345 2020-21, Volume 113 70 Prof. Sadhana Upadhye Special Prize For Best student in Marathi for Dabre Sanjeevan the year 71 Rao Bahadur Kaudinya Memorial Prize Highest marks in Marathi at Puradkar Akanksha F.Y.B.A. 72 Prof. M. D. Altekar Prize Highest marks in Marathi at Puradkar Akanksha F.Y.B.A. 73 Dr. M. M. Altekar Prize for securing first position in Parte Chaitanya Debate Competition 74 for securing Second position in Puradkar Akanksha Debate Competition 75 for securing Third position in Shravani Pawar Debate Competition 76 Dr. M. M. Altekar Prize for securing First position in Puradkar Akanksha Essay Competition 77 for securing Second position in Ghadge Shrutayu Essay Competition 78 for securing third position in Gurav Dayanand Essay Competition Philosophy 79 Dr. (Mrs.) Borde Memorial Prize highest marks in Philosophy at Shanaya Sequeira F.Y.B.A. 80 Dr. (Mrs.) Borde Memorial Prize highest marks in Philosophy at Aniruddha Phadke S.Y.B.A. Political Science 81 Subject Topper Highest marks in Political Atharva Kanthi Science at F.Y.B.A. 82 Subject Topper Highest marks in Political Ankita Dubey Science at S.Y.B.A. Economics 83 Principal Borde Memorial Prize Highest Marks in Economics at Atharva Kanthi F.Y.B.A. 84 Haresh Gohil Memorial Prize Student with highest marks in Atharva Kanthi Economics at F.Y.B.A. 85 Principal Borde Memorial Prize Highest Marks in Economics at 1) Ankita Dubey S.Y.B.A. 2) Vikshita Poojary 86 Haresh Gohil Memorial Prize Student with highest marks in 1) Ankita Dubey Economics at S.Y.B.A. 2) Vikshita Poojary History 87 Strachen Memorial Prize highest marks in History at Divya Joshi S.Y.B.A. 346 2020-21, Volume 113 88 The Smt. Rani Malhotra Memorial highest marks in History at Nimisha Parekh Scholarship S.Y.B.A. 89 The Smt. Rani Malhotra Memorial highest marks in History at Merlin Sam Scholarship F.Y.B.A. 90 The Cherian Memorial Scholarship Academically good and Harshvardhan Hambir deserving Student Psychology 91 Subject Topper highest marks in Psychology 1) Nimisha Parekh at S.Y.B.A. 2) Kinjal Ameta 92 Subject Topper highest marks in Psychology 1) Vidhi Sharma at F.Y.B.A. 2) Shristi Chatterjee 3) Samiksha Kaushal 4) Vrushti Mehta Sociology 93 Subject Topper Highest marks in Sociology at Pearl Thomas S.Y.B.A. 94 Subject Topper Highest marks in Sociology at 1) Vrushti Mehta -Sociology F.Y.B.A. 2) Dikshya K C -Anthropology Statistics 95 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Statistics at Nikita Ballav F.Y.B.Sc. Chemistry 96 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Chemistry Uzair Mohammed F.Y.B.Sc. 97 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Chemistry Nikita Chattar S.Y.B.Sc. Zoology 98 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Zoology at Michelle Dcosta F.Y.B.Sc. 99 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Zoology at Mohd. Dawood Khan S.Y.B.Sc. Botany 100 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Botany at Divya Naik F.Y.B.Sc. 101 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Botany at Nikita Chattar S.Y.B.Sc. Information Technology 102 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in IT at F.Y.B.Sc. Shaikh Muskan 103 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in IT at S.Y.B.Sc. Gajula Shivani 347 2020-21, Volume 113 Microbiology 104 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Microbiology Nachiket Moti at F.Y.B.Sc. 105 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Microbiology Nasreen Shaikhnag at S.Y.B.Sc. 106 Prema Arya Scholarship Deserving student T.Y.B.Sc. Sahil Kalambe Microbiology 107 Prema Arya Scholarship Deserving student S.Y.B.Sc. Sanjivani Kashid Microbiology Mathematics 108 Mrs. V. R. Jamalabad Prize highest marks in Maths at Merin Joyce S.Y.B.Sc. 109 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Maths at Merin Joyce S.Y.B.Sc. 110 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Maths at Prathamesh Nakhawa F.Y.B.Sc. Physics 111 Prof. V. D. Dabholkar Award highest marks in Physics at Mohna Rebecca S.Y.B.Sc. 112 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Physics at Mohna Rebecca S.Y.B.Sc. 113 Prof. V. D. Dabholkar Award highest marks in Physics at Prathamesh Nakhawa F.Y.B.Sc. 114 Vikrant Khanvilkar Award highest marks in Physics at Prathamesh Nakhawa F.Y.B.Sc. B.M.M. 115 Mrs. Padma Solomonraj Scholarship highest marks at F.Y.B.M.M. Nimbargi Sejal 116 Mrs. Padma Solomonraj Scholarship highest marks at S.Y.B.M.M. Bisht Nishtha B.M.S 117 Subject Topper highest marks at F.Y.B.M.S. Singh Vanshika 118 Subject Topper highest marks at S.Y.B.M.S. Bharadwaj Suramya B.A.F. 119 Subject Topper highest marks at FYBAF Tooba Sayada Syed 120 Subject Topper highest marks at SYBAF Singh Yukta General Non academic 121 The Mary Murthy Prize Best Female Student with Suramya Bharadwaj good academic record and outstanding social work 348 2020-21, Volume 113 122 The Rama Murthy Prize Best Male Student with Suryansh Varma good academic record and outstanding social work 123 The Anandibai Achyutrao Kamat Prize Best Female Student Samridhi Kumar 124 The late Raosaheb Achyutrao Kamat Best Male Student Harsh Nagda 125 Romario Rozar Trophy Best Student 1) Vibhuti Jakhmola 2) Ankita Dubey 126 Best Male Volunteer Best Male Volunteer Mikhail Vora 127 Best Female Volunteer Best Female Volunteer Sneha Dominic 128 Best NSS Volunteer Best NSS Volunteer Bhagyashree Badbe 129 The Sathia Daniel Scholarship Visually challenged student A. Hemant Kumar Rao with good academic record (Degree) 130 The Sathia Daniel Scholarship Visually challenged student Pritty Abraham with good academic record (Junior) 131 Wilsonian Prize Best Article in Hindi Rohit Gupta 132 Wilsonian Prize Best Article in Marathi Kanthi Atharva 133 Wilsonian Prize Best Article in English Arushi Nalumakkal 134 Nehru Prize Best Essay in Hindi Saloni Paunikar 135 Nehru Prize Best Essay in Marathi Dabre Sanjeevan 136 Nehru Prize Best Essay in English Monica Rai 137 Mrs. Padma Solomonraj Scholarship Deserving Girl Students Merileen Desai 138 Mrs. Padma Solomonraj Scholarship Deserving Girl Students Shravani Pawar 139 Mrs. Padma Solomonraj Scholarship Deserving Girl Students Saldanha Selvia 140 Smt. Kaushalya and Shri. Kahan Deserving Girl Students 1) Gupta Anjali Chand Nayar Scholarship 2) Fernandes Andrea 3) Gaikwad Sarah 4) Patil Saili 5) Dawre Pranali 6) Lohar Anjali 7) Kadam Veronica 8) Rede Simran 349 2020-21, Volume 113 Result Analysis 2019-2020 DEGREE COLLEGE - ARTS & SCIENCE Sem V Students appeared Pass Failed Passing % TYBA English 47 35 12 75.00% Sociology 37 23 14 62.16% Economics 53 41 12 77.35% History 30 26 4 87% Political Sc 42 34 8 80.95% Philosophy 16 13 3 81.25% TYBSc Physics 17 8 9 47% Chemistry 60 34 26 57% Mathematics 26 4 22 15% Botany 7 5 2 71% Microbiology 46 34 12 73.91% Zoology 34 30 4 88.23% Psychology 24 20 4 83% DEGREE COLLEGE RESULT 2019-20 TYBSc Sem VI Examination October 2020 Subject Total Students Total Students Total Students Total Percentage Appeared Pass Failed Physics 14 12 2 85.71% Mathematics 23 21 2 91.30% Chemistry 54 54 0 100% Botany 7 7 0 100% Zoology 34 34 0 100% Microbiology 46 46 0 100% TYBA Sem VI Examination October 2020 Subject Total Students Total Students Total Students Total Percentage Appeared Pass Failed Sociology 36 29 4 80.55% English 52 49 3 94.23% Political Science 44 43 1 97.72% 350 2020-21, Volume 113 Economics 52 51 1 98.08% History 30 30 0 100% Philosophy 16 16 0 100% Psychology 24 24 0 100% Junior College Results 2019-20 Subject Total Students Total Students Total Students Total Percentage Appeared Pass Failed FYJC ARTS 250 247 3 98.80% SYJC ARTS 246 243 3 98.78% FYJC SCIENCE 398 397 1 99.74% SYJC SCIENCE 520 495 25 95.19% SYJC COMMERCE 118 116 2 98.30% Self Financing Course Results 2019-2020 Semester -V Subject Total Students Total Students Total Students Total Percentage Appeared Pass Failed TY BAF 66 62 04 94% TY BSc IT 51 51 00 100% TY BMS 191 173 18 91 % TY BMM 127 102 25 84.3% M.Com SEM I 18 18 00 100% MSc.IT PART I 23 23 00 100% Self Financing Course Results 2019-2020 SEM VI Subject Total Students Total Students Total Students Total Percentage Appeared Pass Failed TY BAF 66 66 00 100% TY BSc IT 51 51 00 100% TY BMS 193 192 01 99.5% TY BMM 127 127 00 100% M.Com part I - Sem 18 18 00 100% II MSc.IT PART I 23 23 00 100% MSc.IT PART II 13 13 00 100% 351 2020-21, Volume 113 Student Mutual Aid Disbursed for 2020-2021 Section Female Students Male Students Total no. of Students Amount Disbursed MSc 00 01 01 3,500 Aided Degree 35 08 43 1,50,500 Arts & Science Self- 13 07 20 70,000 FinancedCourses Junior College Std. 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