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Sri Jai Narain Pg College Torch Bearer 2018-19 Sri jai narain pg college lucknow Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Torch bearer 2018-19 (July 2018 – June 2019) IQAC Newsletter Volume-5, July 2018 – June 2019 EDITORIAL BOARD Chief Patrons Shri V. N. Mishra (Retd. IPS) Shri G. C. Shukla Patron Prof. S. D. Sharma Chief Editor Dr. S. C. Hajela Editors Dr. Arun Misra Dr. Bharti Pandey Dr. Neelima Pandey Dr. Vivek Singh Dr. Perveen Kumar Dr. Jitendra Awasthi Editorial Assistants Mr. Dinesh Kumar Verma Mr. Mridul Rastogi E-mail: [email protected] Visit us at www.jnpg.org.in IQAC Newsletter Volume-5, July 2018 – June 2019 CONTENTS Contents Page No. Messages 1 Foreword 2 Editorial 3 1. Research Roundup a) Dr. Siddharth Singh - Vikram Seth’s A Suitable Boy and Two Lives: From 4 Resistance to Reconciliation b) Dr. Vivek Kumar Tiwari - Entrpreneurship: Youth Entrepreneurship 9 2. Students’ Profile 13 3. Staff Profile a) Number of Teaching and Non-teaching staff b) Faculty/Staff Superannuated 17 c) Faculty Regularized/Joined d) Promotions under Career Advancement Scheme 4. Committees/Cells 18 5. Journals and Magazines published by the College 18 6. Publications a) Research Papers Published in Journals 19 b) Chapters in Books/Conference Proceedings 22 c) Books – Authored/Edited 23 7. Keynote Speakers / Resource Persons/Chair/Rapporteurs in National/ 24 International Seminars and Workshops 8. Paper Presentations at Conference/Seminar/Symposia 25 9. Invited Lectures 37 10. Participation in Training / Workshop / Courses 39 11. Personalia a) Honours and awards 43 b) TV/Radio Talk 43 c) Editorship 43 d) New Membership of Academic Bodies 45 e) PhD ongoing / Awarded 12. Major Academic Activities organized by the College a) Guest Lectures 46 b) Seminars/Conferences/Workshops 47 13. Reports of Select Seminars 48 14. Reports of Select Committees and Cells 51 15. Distinguished Visitors 62 16. Glimpses of College Programmes 63 17. Media Coverage 65 IQAC Newsletter Volume-5, July 2018 – June 2019 MESSAGES President It is very heartening to note that the IQAC of the college has been regularly publishing its e-Newsletter Torch Bearer. The academic session 2018-19 continued the celebrations of its centenary festivities of the preceding year with numeruous academic and extra-curricular activities by the college and respective departments. I feel priviledged to mention that the college hosted a Mega Employment fest with Mahendra group under the auspices of the National Skill Development Corporation that offered employment to thousands of skilled youth. Dignitaries like Hon’ble Home Minister Shri Rajnath Singh, Shri Ashsutosh Tandon, Shri Brijesh Pathak graced the occasion. The initiation of K.D. Singh Babu and Mohd. Shahid Ali Memorial Hockey Tournament added a new feather to the glory of the college. The e-Newsletter is a compendium of the academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular achievements of the students, the teachers and reflects the potential of the college. I wish all the students, teachers and other staff members a very fruitful and glorious academic session ahead and congratulate the whole team of the IQAC. My best wishes V. N. Mishra Secretary Manager It gives me immense pleasure that IQAC of the college is publishing its e-Newsletter Torch Bearer every year since the college was accredidated grade 'A' by NAAC. The academic session 2018-19 saw a number of academic, sports and other useful activities for the students. Besides the usual programmes like Abhinav, Medha Samvardhan and Divyankur, the collaborative efforts for campus selection and skill development programmes were added assets for the wellbeing of the college. On this occation, I would like to appreciate all teachers and staff who cooperated in organising different seminars, workshops and guest lectures round the year fervently along with their regular teaching assignments. My best wishes to all the teachers and the IQAC team who have taken pains and spared their valuable time to facilitate and edit this e-Newsletter. Congratulations! G. C. Shukla IQAC Newsletter Volume-5, July 2018 – June 2019 Page 1 Foreword It is my proud privilege to release IQAC’s e-Newsletter Torch Bearer, volume 5, July 2018- June 2019. After the Mega celebrations of the Centenary year in 2017, the academic session 2018-2019 was marked by many academic and cultural activities.. The present session can boastof organizing 9 seminars/workshops,17 guest lectures in different departments, felicitation of more than 1000 meritorious students and honouring distinguised alumni of the college. The hosting of the International Seminar on the topic “Adhunik Bharat me Rastravaad: Parikalpana aur Chunautiyan” and National seminar on “Bhasha Shiksha aur Samvidhan”, organised by Hindi Department, one symposium by BBA (IB) and six Workshops by Law, Commerce, BBA(IB), B.Ed. and Computer Science have earned an image of a research oriented institution. The college took another step in the field of job creation by organizing Mega Job Fair from 26th October to 28th October 2018 in which more than 90 companies offered jobs to the jobless candidates. Honorable Home Minister Shri Rajnath Singh ji, Shri Brijesh Pathak, Law Minister, Goverment of U.P., Shri Ashutosh Tanton, State Minister, Goverment of U. P., Smt. Sanyukta Bhatia, Mayor, Lucknow, were present on this occasion.The contribution of the college in campus placement and job creation was praised by the honourable guests, this has increased our enthusiasm to work in the interest of the institution everafter . Ever increasing participation of students and institutions in Mega Youth festivals Abhinav, Medha-samvardhan and Divyankur and sports activities like Sundari Devi cricket tournament, K.D. SinghBabu and Mohd. Shahid hockey tournament and Smt. Kamla Devi memorial girls Kho-Kho competition have given national name and fame to the college. I feel grateful to the Management Committee for patronising our endeavours for quality assurance.I congratulate all the teachers, non teaching staff and students for working hard for the development of the college. The IQAC team deserves all the credit to publish the Torch Bearer regularly in such a nice way. Prof. S. D. Sharma Principal IQAC Newsletter Volume-5, July 2018 – June 2019 Page 2 Editorial I feel extremely happy to present IQAC’s e- Newsletter volume 5, July 2018- 2019. In 2017 when we celebrated the 100th year of our institution’s foundation, we witnessed numberless sports, academic and cultural activities that have earned immense joy and a sense of pride to all the college. The academic session 2018-2019 continued the festivities of Centenary celebrations round the year with the organisation of 9 seminars/workshops,17 guest lectures in different departments,felicitation of meritorious students and distinguised alumni of the college,along with usual cultural and sports programmes.The hard work and preparation put forth by the teaching fraternity,non teaching staff and the organisors of different programmes,have been quite heartening and memorable. All the coordinators of such programmes worth admiration. The International Seminar on the topic “Adhunik Bharat me Rastravaad:Parikalpana aur Chunautiyan” and National seminar on “Bhasha Shiksha aur Samvidhan”,organised by Hindi Department ,one symposium by BBA (IB) and six Workshops by Law, Commerce, BBA(IB), B.Ed. and Computer Science have won laurels for the institution. The another feather in the cap of the college was the organization of the Mega Job Fair from 26th Oct to 28th Oct 2018 in which more than 90 companies offered jobs to the aspiring candidates. On this occasion , college welcomed number of esteemed guests such as Honorable Home Minister Shri Rajnath Singh ji, Shri Brijesh Pathak, Law Minister,Govt of U P, Shri Ashutosh Tanton, State Minister,Govt of U P, Smt. Sanyukta Bhatia,Mayor,Lucknow, their praise of the institution and its students, have boosted our morale and encouraged to do better in future. Youth festivals Abhinav,Medha-samvardhan and Divyankur saw students from different institutions to take part in different academic and cultural activities with enviable spirit and fervour. The able guidance and direction of Prof. S.D.Sharma, principal of the college has been an added asset to organize these functions. It gives me immense pleasure that the present issue of Torch Bearer bears not only a testimony to the achievements of students and teachers in various academic and cultural programmes but also reflects a bright future of the college. I congratulate all students, teaching fraternity and non-teaching community who work hard incessantly in the cause of the institution. I feel grateful to the Management Committee for patronising our endeavours for quality assurance,specially Shri V.N.Misra and Shri G.C.Shukla who always extend all possible support for the progress of the college. On this occasion, I thank my colleagues in IQAC- Dr. Arun Misra, Dr. Bharti Pandey, Dr. Neelima Pandey, Dr.Vivek Singh, Dr. Perveen Kumar and Dr. Jitendra Awasthi along with the technical staff Mr. Dinesh Kumar Verma and Mr. Mridul Rastogi who have shaered all the responsbilities to bring out this issue paintakingly. Dr. S.C. Hajela Coordinator, IQAC IQAC Newsletter Volume-5, July 2018 – June 2019 Page 3 1. RESEARCH ROUND UP Vikram Seth’s A Suitable Boy and Two Lives: From Resistance to Reconciliation Siddhartha Singh Associate Professor, Department of English, Shri Jai Narain PG College, Lucknow After writing the mammoth novel A Suitable Boy (1994) Vikram Seth was groping to find a suitable subject to write on. He was suggested by his mother Leela Seth to write about his grand uncle Shanti and his German-Jewish wife Henny. The result was Two Lives (2005), a biographical memoire, which masterfully fuses autobiography, documentary, history, fiction and essay like excursions. Critical attention has been lavished on both the works, but there is hardly any critical enquiry which has paid attention to the writer’s development from resistance to reconciliation, especially in the context to these two works.
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