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Shifting and rearrangement of Existing Boarders of Hall of residence of VSSUT OFFICE OF THE DEAN, STUDENTS’ WELFARE VEER SURENDRA SAI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, ODISHA, BURLA NOTICE No.: VSSUT/DSW/ 474 /2019 Dated:11.06.2019 The shifting and accommodation of Boys and Girls Boarders for the session 2019-20 shall be as follows as mentioned against their name, rest of the boarders shall continue to remain as the boarder of the existing Hall of Residence. The detail list of shifting is attached . The boarders are required to deposit Rs. 15,000/- For PG Course (Ph.D, M.Tech, M.Sc 2years, Int. M.Sc, M.Phil, 5 Year Dual Degree, MCA) and Rs. 14,000/- For UG Course (B.Tech, B. Arch) in the form of Challan (SBI or Syndicate Bank) in favour of Warden, concerned Hall of Residence and take the necessary clearance for registration. Challan forms are also available in the University website www.vssut.ac.in. While allowing a Boarder to leave the Hall of Residence, the respective Warden shall ensure that he/she has cleared all dues and handed over all furniture etc. to the caretaker/Matron otherwise necessary clearance should be denied. Similarly, a student shall only be allowed for admission in the newly allotted Hall of Residence on production of clearance certificate from warden of previous Hall of Residence. The Warden, Assistant Wardens & caretaker are requested to ensure that the whole shifting process becomes smooth and hassle free affair. Sd/- Dean, Students’ Welfare Memo No.: VSSUT/DSW/ 475 (25)/2019, Date:11.06.2019 Copy to: 1. University Notice Board/All Hall or Residence Notice Boards. 2. Warden of all Hall of Residence for information and necessary action. 3. All Deans, Registrar for information 4. The COF, for information. He is requested to receive the University fees on production of clearance certificate from the concerned Wardens. 5. Security Supervisor for information and necessary action. 6. Dean F&P with a request to upload the notice in the University website. 7. PA to Vice Chancellor for kind information of Hon’ble Vice Chancellor. Dean, Students’ Welfare Page 1 of 21 Shifting and rearrangement of Existing Boarders of Hall of residence of VSSUT SHIFTED TO PULAHA HALL OF RESIDENCE Sl. No. Student Name Regd. No. Branch Shifted From Shifted To 1 ANSHUMAAN PARIDA 1802020001 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 2 PRATIK TRIPATHY 1802020004 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 3 SASWAT SWARUP PANIGRAHI 1802020005 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 4 AMARTYA MOHANTY 1802020006 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 5 RUDRA NARAYAN KANSARI 1802020009 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 6 SANJAYA MAHALA 1802020011 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 7 SHUBHAM MISHRA 1802020014 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 8 SAHIL KUMAR ROUT 1802020047 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 9 BISMAYA SARANGI 1802020050 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 10 ROHIT DANGIL 1802020057 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 11 GOVINDA TUDU 1802020058 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 12 GYANARANJAN PRADHAN 1802020060 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 13 NITESH DAS 1802020063 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 14 ALOK MOHAPATRA 1802020022 CHEM Pulastya Pulaha 15 N BALGOPAL PATRO 1802040001 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 16 MD FAIJAN KHAN 1802040003 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 17 SOUMYAKANTA BARIK 1802040004 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 18 SIDDHARTH MEHER 1802040005 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 19 KOTA GOUTAM SENAPATHI 1802040007 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 20 TANMAYA DASH 1802040010 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 21 KULDEEP SAMAL 1802040011 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 22 ASHIS KUMAR BEHERA 1802040012 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 23 NIKHIL NANDA 1802040013 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 24 PRIYANSHU KUMAR SINGH 1802040017 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 25 SUBHAM PANIGRAHI 1802040018 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 26 SAGAR MISHRA 1802040019 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 27 SRI RAJMILAN SAHOO 1802040020 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 28 AKASH PATTANAYAK 1802040024 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 29 ASHISH SAMAD 1802040026 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 30 CHINMAYA DHARUA 1802040027 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 31 JOGESH BEHERA 1802040028 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 32 SUDIPTA KUMAR NAYAK 1802041033 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 33 AITIK DANDAPAT 1802041034 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 34 UDIT KUMAR PANDA 1802041035 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 35 RAJ PRITAM NANDA 1802041036 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 36 ABHISEK MOHANTY 1802041040 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 37 DURGA PRASAD PARIDA 1802041041 CSE Pulastya Pulaha Page 2 of 21 Shifting and rearrangement of Existing Boarders of Hall of residence of VSSUT 38 ASHUTOSH MISHRA 1802041043 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 39 PRATYUSH NAYAK 1802041044 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 40 RITTIK BISWAL 1802041046 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 41 PARTHA PATTNAYAK 1802041049 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 42 SAMBIT MOHAPATRA 1802041050 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 43 SHIBU BALLAV GOSWAMI 1802041053 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 44 ARNAB KUMAR PANDA 1802041055 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 45 DEV BRAT NAYAK 1802041056 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 46 HIMANSU HANSDA 1802041060 CSE Pulastya Pulaha 47 DURGASANKAR PATTNAYAK 1802030001 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 48 SANDEEP AGARWAL 1802030002 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 49 ASHISH KUMAR SAMAL 1802030003 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 50 ANKAN KUMAR ROUT 1802030004 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 51 NISHANT KUMAR RAY 1802030005 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 52 AMAN KUMAR MOHANTY 1802030007 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 53 SOOMDUTTA MAHAPATRA 1802030009 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 54 TARINI PRASAD SAMAL 1802030011 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 55 ANSHUMAN KUMAR MUDULI 1802030013 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 56 ABHIMAN PATTNAIK 1802030014 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 57 AMAYEEKA BARAL 1802030015 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 58 ARPIT MOHANTY 1802030016 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 59 SAMEERAN MOHANTA 1802030017 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 60 GOURAMOHAN JENA 1802030018 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 61 SOURAV KUMAR BARIK 1802030020 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 62 RAJESH KUMAR BEHERA 1802030021 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 63 SUBHAM SEKHAR ACHARYA 1802030023 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 64 CHANDAN KUMAR GOUDA 1802030024 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 65 AMRIT SAMANTARAY 1802030025 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 66 ABINASH DAS 1802030026 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 67 SWAGAT ROUT 1802030027 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 68 SANGRAM SAHANI 1802030028 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 69 SUBHAMJYOTI MISHRA 1802030029 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 70 SOORAJ KUMAR SHROFF 1802030030 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 71 SARTHAK NARAYAN MOHANTY 1802030031 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 72 BRAJESH RANJAN ACHARYA 1802030032 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 73 AMIT KUMAR 1802030035 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 74 ANSHUMAN BISWAL 1802030036 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 75 PRATYUSH PUROHIT 1802030037 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 76 DEBADARSHAN DASH 1802030039 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 77 SOUMYA BIVAS DAS 1802030040 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 78 RAHUL DAS 1802030041 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 79 TIKESWAR PASAYAT 1802030042 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 80 AKASH MOHANTY 1802030043 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 81 SANTOSH KUMAR SANKHUA 1802030044 Civil Pulastya Pulaha Page 3 of 21 Shifting and rearrangement of Existing Boarders of Hall of residence of VSSUT 82 PRAKASH GHADAI 1802030045 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 83 SOUMYA SWAPNAJIT MOHANTY 1802030046 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 84 RASHMIRANJAN DASH 1802030047 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 85 SABYASACHI TRIPATHY 1802030051 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 86 KIRTI RANJAN SAHOO 1802030053 CIVIL Pulastya Pulaha 87 JITENDRA KUMAR BEHURIA 1802030056 CIVIL Pulastya Pulaha 88 ASHUTOSH PRADHAN 1802030058 CIVIL Pulastya Pulaha 89 SUJIT KUMAR PANIGRAHI 1802030059 CIVIL Pulastya Pulaha 90 ARJAN PRADHAN 1802030061 CIVIL Pulastya Pulaha 91 ROSHAN SETHI 1802030071 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 92 PRATYUSH KUMAR SETHI 1802030072 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 93 NABIN KUMAR JENA 1802030073 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 94 SAURAV KUMAR NAIK 1802030077 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 95 KIRAN KUMAR DANSANA 1802030080 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 96 KSHYAMA SAGAR MAJHI 1802030083 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 97 SHIBANANDA NAIK 1802030084 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 98 BISHAL MAJHI 1802030085 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 99 MUCHIRAM MAJHI 1802030087 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 100 KURESH KUMAR MAHARANA 1802030091 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 101 ABINASH MOHANTY 1802030092 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 102 PIYUSH SAGAR MOHANTY 1802030093 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 103 SOUMYA SWAYANSU PRUSTY 1802030094 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 104 RAJESWAR MISHRA 1802031012 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 105 DHRUTI PRASUN SWAIN 1802031095 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 106 SWASTIK SUMAN PATTANAIK 1802031096 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 107 SUBRAT SWAIN 1802031097 CIVIL Pulastya Pulaha 108 SOUMYA RANJAN BEHERA 1802031099 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 109 PRIYABRATA MAHALI 1802031122 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 110 ATUL KUMAR TIRKEY 1802031124 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 111 YOGESH KUMAR SINGH 1802031125 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 112 AYUSH RAJ NATH 1802031126 Civil Pulastya Pulaha 113 PRITISH KUMAR RATHA 1804030001 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 114 SOUMYARANJAN PANDA 1804030002 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 115 SURAJ KUMAR PARHI 1804030003 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 116 BISWAJIT ROUT 1804030004 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 117 RUPESH KUMAR TUDU 1804030007 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 118 BISWAJIT BEHERA 1804030008 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 119 AMRIT MOHANTY 1804030010 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 120 ASWIN KUMAR DHAL 1804030011 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 121 SASWAT DWIBEDY 1804030012 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 122 HRUSHIKESH SETHI 1804030014 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 123 TEMSAGAR NAIK 1804030017 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 124 B JADUNATH MURMU 1804030018 Dual Civil Pulastya Pulaha 125 RASESWAR SAHOO 1804050001 Dual EE Pulastya Pulaha Page 4 of 21 Shifting and rearrangement of Existing Boarders of Hall of residence of VSSUT 126 STHITAPRAGNYA BARAL 1804050003 Dual EE Pulastya Pulaha 127 DWESISH MOHANTA 1804050004 Dual EE Pulastya Pulaha 128 JIBAN KUMAR PRUSTY 1804050005 Dual EE Pulastya Pulaha 129 CHINMAYA BHUYAN 1804050006 Dual EE Pulastya Pulaha 130 DHANANJAY MAHAKUR 1804050009 Dual EE Pulastya Pulaha 131 ABHILASH ASIT KUMAR MAJHI 1804050010 Dual EE Pulastya Pulaha 132 SANDEEP KUMAR BARAL 1804050013
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    SELECT STORIES FROM PURANAS Compiled, Composed and Interpreted by V.D.N.Rao Former General Manager of India Trade Promotion Organisation, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, Ministry of Commerce, Govt. of India 1 SELECT STORIES FROM PURANAS Contents Page Preface 3 Some Basic Facts common to Puranas 3 Stories related to Manus and Vamshas 5 (Priya Vrata, Varudhini & Pravaraakhya, Swarochisha, Uttama, Tamasa, Raivata, Chakshusa, and Vaiwasvata) The Story of Surya Deva and his progeny 7 Future Manus (Savarnis, Rouchya and Bhoutya) 8 Dhruva the immortal; Kings Vena and Pruthu 9 Current Manu Vaiwasvata and Surya Vamsha 10 (Puranjaya, Yuvanashwa, Purukutsa, Muchukunda, Trishanku, Harischandra, Chyavana Muni and Sukanya, Nabhaga, Pradyumna and Ila Devi) Other famed Kings of Surya Vamsha 14 Origin of Chandra, wedding, Shaapa, re-emergence and his Vamsha (Budha, Pururava, Jahnu, Nahusha, Yayati and Kartaveeryarjuna) 15 Parashurama and his encounter with Ganesha 17 Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Nrisimha, Vamana and Parashurama Avataras 18 Quick retrospective of Ramayana (Birth of Rama, Aranya Vaasa, Ravana Samhara, Rama Rajya, Sita Viyoga, Lava Kusha and Sita-Rama Nidhana) 21 Maha Bharata in brief (Veda Vyasa, Ganga, Bhishma& Pandava-Kauravas & 43 Quick proceedings of Maha Bharata Battle Some doubts in connection with Maha Bharata 50 Episodes related to Shiva and Parvati (Links of Sandhya Devi, Arundhati, Sati and Parvati; Daksha Yagna, Parvati’s wedding, and bitrh of Skanda) 52 Glories of Maha Deva, incarnations, Origin of Shiva Linga, Dwadasha Lingas, Pancha
  • Lord Brahma Trinity Who Is Brahma

    Lord Brahma Trinity Who Is Brahma

    INDIAN MYTHOLOGY & HISTORY LORD BRAHMA TRINITY WHO IS BRAHMA • Creator in the Trinity • Either born from navel of Lord Vishnu or is Self-born (Swayambhu) or born from Shiva as per some puranas. • He is the creative aspect of Brahman, the ultimate God. • Has 4 heads that signifies – the creator of all 4 Vedas. – 4 directions – 4 casts – 4 natural forces • Very few temples in India as he has already finished his work. HOW BRAHMA CAME INTO BEING • In the Beginning there was Nothing. • It was the Maha Pralaya. • Vishnu, on Serpent Ananta. Dreams of creation. • Lotus sprouts from navel of Vishnu • Brahma appears on navel • No starting point, but, hears the instruction to create universe from nothing. • He settled on a symmetric form. CREATION OF UNIVERSE • He created the four Kumara Rishis, Sanaka, Sanatan, Sanata and Sanat, from his mind. • Brahama ends up frowning, from which Rudra is born. • Brahma created then ten more sons from his body. Angira, Atri, Bhrigu, Daksha, Kratu, Marichi, Narad, Pulastya, Pulaha and Vashista. • From Brahma’s mouth was born his daughter Saraswati. SARASWATI • He was so much in love with the beauty of his own creation that he added a 5th head but Shiva cut off his head as it was not necessary. • So, he realized that it’s a mess so he starts creation all over again. • This time he first created a brilliant body for himself and then divided it into two, the primordial man, Manu and woman, Shatrupa. • They were married and had two sons Priyavarta and Uttanpad and three daughters:Aakooti, Devhooti and Prasuti.
  • The Vedic-Aryan Entry Into Contemporary Nepal [A Pre-Historical Analysis Based on the Study of Puranas]

    The Vedic-Aryan Entry Into Contemporary Nepal [A Pre-Historical Analysis Based on the Study of Puranas]

    The Vedic-Aryan Entry Into Contemporary Nepal [A Pre-Historical Analysis Based on the Study Of Puranas] - Shiva Raj Shrestha "Malla' [Very little is known about pre-historical Nepal, Kumauni Brahmans (after I, 100 A.D.) were the first ils people and Aryan entry into Nepal. A hazy picture Aryans to enter Nepal and settle down. But there are of Aryan invasion of Nepal and the contemporary some very clear indications that the Pre-Vedic and aborigines people of Nepal can be drawn with the Vedic Aryans had already entered Nepal much help of Sata-Patha Brahman records and various earlier.] Puranas. In these mythological records one can also The Back-Drop find sufficient details about Yakshays, Kinnars and Some 3, 500 to 4,000 years "Before Present' Naga-Kiratas and Indo-austroloids like Nishadhas. (B.P.) Hari-Hara Chhetra (of present day Gandaki By the middle of 20th century, many scholars had Basins, including Mukti Nath, Deaughat andTriveni realized that original versions of Puranas contain of Western Nepal), was one of the most important historical oral traditionsof thousandsofyears. Famous centers of Vedic Aryans, who had already expanded scholars and historians like Pargiter, Kirfel, K.P. Swarswat Vedic Civilization. Just before this time, Jaiswal and Dr. Satya Ketu Vidyalankar etc. have Raja Harishchandra was ruling northern India, from very firmly opined that on the basis of Puranas an his capital of Ayodhya in those days. Raja Dasharata outline of Vedic Aryan civilization and its clash with (Lord Rama's father) was born in the famous Raghu Harappa Sindha civilization (Hari-Upa according to dynasty after some 29 generations from King Rig-Veda) can be drawn.