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E W S L N E N T T T E U VOLUME 3 l ISSUES 1&2 R JULY 2017 TO JUNE 2018 C LAP INGC U E N D A T R N A L I L M U A WN T I V F E O R Y S I T CUTN is showing a novel way to promote peace and harmony... two students from the Kashmir valley share their thoughts PEACE THROUGH EDUCATION!COVERSTORY æP06-07 BEHOLD THE STUDENT COLOURS WINS INT’L OF CHANGE AWARD INSIDE æP30-35 æP70-71 PLACE: CUTN campus. PHOTOGRAPHER: Dr. V. Madhurima LAPWING CUTN The Official Newsletter Lapwings are a subfamily of medium-sized wading birds that also include the plovers and dotterels. These blithe beings are known for their irregular wingbeat in flight and a shrill-wailing cry. With its lush landscape, the turf of CUTN CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF TAMIL NADU campus is a groovy familiar for the winged visitors. Several exotic species of these feathered friends can be spotted all year round. VOLUME 3 ISSUES 1&2: JULY 2017 TO JUNE 2018 But the Lapwings superabound the CUTN scenery. That’s also a reason why the CUTN newsletter is named after the LAPWING. LAPWING LAPWING EDITORIAL TEAM EDITORIAL TEAM Prof. A. P. Dash Dr. S. Bhuvaneswari Dr. A. Ragupathy Dr. Shamala R. Dr. Boobalakrishnan N. Dr. Mamman Joseph Editor in Chief Executive Editor Executive Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Department Editor Lapwing Lapwing Lapwing Lapwing Lapwing Department of Applied Psychology CMA. V. Palani Prof. T. Sengadir Prof. S. Nagarajan Dr. S. G. Ramkumar Dr.S. Ramesh Kumar Dr. P. Thiyagarajan Executive Editor Executive Editor Executive Editor Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Lapwing Lapwing Lapwing Department of Chemistry Department of Commerce Department of Computer Science Dr. Francis P. Barclay Dr. Aakriti Grover Dr. Nikhil K. Gouda Ms. B. S. Sumalatha Dr. Poornima Rajendran Dr. Saradindu Bhattacharya News Editor News Editor Associate Editor Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Lapwing Lapwing Lapwing Department of Economics Department of Education Department of English Studies LAPWING LAPWING EDITORIAL TEAM EDITORIAL TEAM Dr. K. Jayalakshmi Dr. Madhulika Ben Patel Dr. Prashant K. Panda Dr. V. Premlatha Prof. L. Kavitha Dr. N. Sivakami Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Dept. of Epidemiology and Public Health Department of Hindi Department of History Department of Music Department of Physics Department of Social Work Dr. K. G. Sudhier Dr. E. M. Shankar Dr.Ashok Kumar Prof. P. Velmurugan Mr. Naveen V. Pillai Ms. Abhirami Vinod Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Student Editor Student Editor Department of Library and Info. Science Department of Life Sciences Department of Management Department of Tamil Lapwing Lapwing Dr. V. Gunasekaran Dr. Ramesh Venkadachalam Palani Dr.D. Siva Sundara Kumar Ms. Amrutha P. Ms. Malini Srinivasan Mr. Girishwaran Pragash Department Editor Department Editor Department Editor Student Editor Student Editor Photo Editor Department of Materials Science Department of Mathematics Department of Microbiology Lapwing Lapwing Lapwing Maya NS & Shalini R A day for yoga! LAPWING PAGES 22-23 ................................. Naveen V Pillai From 40k to 60000! Campus Connect Message from the V-C On a high growth path! PAGES 24-25 PAGES 42-43 CONTENTS ................................. ................................. PAGE 01 Prof. A. P. Dash Amrutha P Amurtha P & Abhirami Vinod ................................. A sublime start! A splendid sundown! Central University of Tamil Nadu PAGES 26-27 PAGES 44-45 GROWTH STORY! ................................. ................................. PAGES 2-4 Programmes, faculty and Scopus Dr N Sivakami Darshana J Good going green! Mission new India! ................................. PAGES 28-29 PAGES 46-47 Quotes ................................. Editors speak! ................................. PAGE 05 Anish Kumar Sahoo & Anju MU Abhirami Vinod & Swetha S Colours of change! One for India! ................................. PAGES 30-35 PAGES 48-49 Malini Srinivasan ................................. Path to peace! ................................. PAGES 6-7 Naveen V Pillai Naveen V pillai Stay away from Dengue! Building knowledge along ................................. PAGES 36-37 with skills! Aakriti Grover PAGES 50-55 ................................. Need for speed! ................................. PAGES 8-9 Naveen V Pillai Health centre opens! ................................. Campus Connect PAGES 38-39 PAGES 56-57 Chapter 1 ................................. Glimpses of research ................................. PAGES 10-21 Muhammed Fasil & Kiran Narayanan Raveena M & Amrutha P Neighbours first on foreign From reel to real! ................................. diplomacy PAGES 40-41 PAGES 58-59 ................................. ................................. Amritha Balakrishnan & Swetha s Operation clean-up PAGES 60-61 On a high growth ................................. Campus Connect PAGES 62-65 ................................. Malini Srinivasan Happiness is key! PATH!MESSAGE FROM THE V-C PAGES 66-67 f increasing numbers are any members were appointed to take the to- indication, then Central Univer- tal to staggering 96—34 appointed this ................................. sity of Tamil Nadu is on a high year and 33 others done during the pre- and promising growth path. But vious one. Utmost care was executed to Story what’s more important is that val- pick only the best in the academics. Menstrual hygiene: ue is being added to this growth To ensure all-round development, It’s their right! Istory for the development and well-be- several academic activities, including ing of this university in the long run. research conferences and seminars, PAGES 68-69 While on one side we are increasing extra-curricular activities and cultural the ambit and amplitude of the univer- events were organised. To add to the ................................. sity in terms of academics and infra- comfort of the hostelites, a gymnasium structure, on the other, we are taking up and food court were opened. Naveen V Pillai Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor steps to make life much more self-con- Spread across 516.76 acres in the Tamil wins tamil! Prof. A. P. Dash tented and meaningful on the campus. verdant Thiruvarur, this university CUTN launched 13 new pro- draws the best of minds from across the 70-71 grammes in the 2017-18 academic year country. This apart, the varsity has also PAGES and seven new departments—taking the made its mark in several reputed jour- ................................. Dr EM Shankar total number of programmes to 46. nals. It has also undertaken several in- CUTN ideal for biodiversity Last year, 11 new programmes were ternationally-funded projects. introduced. From the 22 programmes With students from diverse re- Sreelakshmi Prakash PAGES 76-77 offered in 2015, it has more than dou- gional and socio-cultural backgrounds, Bring on the colours! bled within a short span of two years, CUTN has created a campus culture and ................................. which is an academic feat in itself. climate that respect differences, encour- PAGES 72-73 Now, the total number of students age inclusiveness and reflect diversity as ................................. Campus Connect enrolled stands at 1,689, of which 994 the core value of the university. are girl students. It’s the same positive It is also building and strengthening PAGES 78-110 story when it comes to the recruitment partnerships with diverse communities, Thadevues Aravindath & of regular faculty members, too. community-centric organisations as well Sreelakshmi Prakash ................................. In 2011, the first recruitment for as government entities to advance diver- Walking the talk on Publications regular faculty members was conduct- sity and multiculturalism. equality! ed and three of them were appointed. This growth story is not over yet! The PAGES 111-148 It grew and stood at 29 in 2015. But in road to success is a long one and we’re on PAGES 74-75 the last two years alone, 67 new faculty the right path—on the quick lane! n ................................. ................................. LAPWING 01 VOLUME 3 ISSUES 1&2 l JULY 2017- JUNE 2018 3 In 2017-18, 13 new programmes were introduced, taking the total number As of the academic year 2017-18, 98 regular faculty members were in 22 to 46 programmes. Of them, there are 25 postgraduate programmes, departments that offered 46 regular programmes and one Diploma course in 13 6 integrated programmes, two undergraduate programmes and 13 research Chemical Lab Technician. Perhaps, the largest recruitment drive was conducted programmes, apart from a diploma course in Chemical Lab Technician 36 during this academic year, appointing as many as 36 new faculty members CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF TAMIL NADU CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF TAMIL NADU GROWTH STORY GROWTH STORY CUTN started in 2009 with a Master’s programme offered in English Studies CUTN made its first regular faculty appointment in 2011 with three of with eight students. Today, the university boasts of 46 programmes and them joining the fledgling university. Today, the university has 96 faculty 1,689 students, recording stupendous growth in a span of eight years 46 members catering to 1,689 students in 22 departments 98 2009: INCEPTION CUTN was started in 2009 with a single postgraduate course and contractual faculty members. Within two years, three regular PROGRAMMES faculty members were appointed FACULTY 33 to steer a speedy
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