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niversity School of Information, C'ommunication & Technology Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Sector-16-C, Dwarka, New Delhi-78 Website: www.ipu.ac.in Dated:03/03/2021 With relerence to the Call for participation in the One Weck Online ACM@USICT Chapter, GGSIP University and NITTTR Chandigarh sponsored STTP Progranme on "Cyber Security & Forensics" to be held from 08th March 12" March 2021. please find attached the list of participants shortlisted for the STTP and Poster(tentative) of the Inauguration Ceremony. The STTP would be hosted on the Google Mect platform and the link would be shared with participants on email id. For any query, participants may email at [email protected]/ [email protected]. a (Dr Anuradha Chug) (Dr. Rahul Johari) Course Co-coordinator Course Coordinator Copy tO Dean, USICT for kind information 2. Registered Participants through e-mail 3. Faculy members through e-mail 4. Incharge, UFTS with a request to upload on university web-site 5. Notice Board One Week Online NITTTR Chandigarh and ACM@USICT Chapter, GGSIP University sponsored STTP Programme on Cyber Security & Forensics MARCH 08, 2021 (MONDAY) INAUGURAL CEREMONY SCHEDULE 10:00 A.M. ONWARDS 10:00 AM Openingof Inauguration by Dr AnuradhaChug, GGSIP University 10:03 AM KulGeet, GGSIP University, NITTTR Chandigarh 10:05 AM Welcome Address by Prof. Pravin Chandra, Dean USICT 10:10 AM Orientation about STTP by Prof Maitreyee Dutta. Dean(R&C), NITTTR Chandigarh 10:15AM AddressbyChief Guest:CPCyberCell, Delhi Police*. 10:25AM AddressbyGuest of Honour:TarunPandey, Scientist D, Cyber Security, R&D division Ministry of Electronics & IT. 10:35AM AddressbyProf ShyamSundarPattnaik, Director, NITTTR Chandigarh 10:45AM AddressbyPadmaShreeProf.(Dr.)Mahesh Verma, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, GGSIP University 10:55AM Voteof ThanksbyDr. RahulJohari,Branch Head, ACM@USICT Chapter GGSIP University 11:00AM NationalAnthem University School of Information, Communication & Technology (Formerly known, University School of Information Techology) Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Sector -16 C, Dwarka, New Delhi-110078 Email I.d. [email protected], Ph.011-25302740/25302702 List of participants for one week online ACM@USIC&T Chapter, GGSIPU and NITTR Chandigarh sponsored STTP programme on ‘Cyber Security & Forensics” to be held from March 8th to 12th, 2021 S. NO. NAME ORGANIZATION AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY MEENAKSHI COLLEGE OF 1. A.HEMLATHADHEVI ANNA UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING 2. AAYUSHI MMICT&BM(MCA) MMDU CENTRAL UNIVERSITY 3. ABHISHEK JAIN CENTRAL UNIVERSITY BILASPUR BILASPUR 4. ABHUDAY TRIPATHI CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF STUDIES IN ENGINEERING GURU GHASIDAS CENTRAL 5. AGNIVESH PANDEY AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY JAWAHARLAL NEHRU ALGUBELLY YASHWANT SREE DATTHA GROUP OF 6. TECHNOLOGICAL REDDY INSTITUTIONS UNIVERSITY 7. ALOK KATIYAR INDRAPRASTHA ENG. COLLEGE AKTU LUCKNOW 8. AMANDEEP KAUR CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY AMANDEEP SINGH PUNJABI UNIVERSITY, 9. PUNJABI UNIVERSITY, PATIALA BHANDARI PATIALA DR. ABDUL KALAM AMIT KUMAR SINGH ABESIT ENGINEERING COLLEGE 10. TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY SANGER GHAZIABAD LUCKNOW G B PANT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 11. AMIT KUMAR YADAV DTTE DELHI DELHI CHANDIGARH ENGINEERING COLLEGE 12. AMITABH SHARMA IKGPTU KAPURTHALA LANDRAN, MOHALI SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF 13. ANANDHI TAMILVANAN AND TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 14. ANANYA MUKHERJEE TRIPURA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TRIPURA UNIVERSITY 15. ANANYA NANDAN IIFT IIFT GALGOTIAS COLLEGE OF GALGOTIAS COLLEGE OF 16. ANIKA BHARDWAJ ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY GOVT. ENGINEERING COLLEGE RAJASTHAN TECHNICAL 17. ANKIT PANCH BHARATPUR UNIVERSITY RAJASTHAN GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING 18. ANNAIAH H VTU, BELAGAVI, KARNATAKA COLLEGE, HASSAN UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND 19. ANOY CHOWDHURY ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT KOLKATA MANAGEMENT KOLKATA DR. A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM ALLENHOUSE INSTITUTE OF 20. ANUBHAV BEWERWAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY , TECHNOLOGY, KANPUR LUCKNOW 21. ANUKOOL BAJPAI ANUP SINGH MANAV RACHNA UNIVERSITY MANAV RACHNA UNIVERSITY 22. KUSHWAHA FARIDABAD FARIDABAD MALLA REDDY INSTITUTE OF 23. ANURADHA REDDY JNTUH TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE 24. APPOORVA BANSAL CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY 25. ARCHANA UOS UOS SCOTLAND 26. ARPIT CHHABRA SCRIET CCS UNIVERSITY CCS UNIVERSITY S. NO. NAME ORGANIZATION AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY SHRI RAM MURTI SMARAK COLLEGE 27. ARUN KUMAR SAHU OF ENGINEERING AND AKTU,LUCKNOW TECHNOLOGY,BAREILLY MAHARASHTRA STATE ARVIND KISHANRAO 28. GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC JINTUR BOARD OF TECHNICAL RATHOD EDUCATION,. MUMBAI 29. ASAWARI AROTE P.V.POLYTECHNIC, SNDTWU SNDT WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY 30. ASHISH MALIK DELHI POLICE DELHI POLICE GURU GOBIND SINGH MAHARAJA AGRASEN INSTITUTE OF 31. ASHISH SHARMA INDRAPRASTHA UNIVERSITY, TECHNOLOGY DELHI 32. ASHWANI RATHEE ASHWINI BALKRISHNA 33. G.P.OSMANABAD DR.BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR MAINDARKAR CHANDIGARH ENGINEERING 34. ASTHA GUPTA IKG PTU COLLEGE, LANDRAN BACHANDEEP SINGH CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY, 35. CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY, MOHALI BHATHAL MOHALI BHARATH KUMAR AMBEDKAR INSTITUTE OF 36. DTTE NCT DELHI NAKKA TECHNOLOGY SHAKARPUR GLOBAL GROUP OF INSTITUTES, PUNJAB TECHNICAL 37. BHAVNEET SINGH AMRITSAR UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF GURU GOBIND SINGH 38. BINIT SHARMA INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND INDRAPRASTHA UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATED INSTITUTE OF 39. BUSHRA JAMAL AKTU LUCKNOW TECHNOLOGY KARPAGAM COLLEGE OF 40. C.R.BALAMURUGAN ANNA UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING 41. D. KARUNKUZHALI PANIMALAR ENGINEERING COLLEGE ANNA UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI DANIEL FRANCIS SRI KRISHNA COLLEGE OF 42. ANNA UNIVERSITY SELVARAJ JAYAPALAN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY MOULANA ABUL KALAM AZAD 43. DEB SHEKHAR LAHA SILIGURI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SWAMI KESHVANAND INSTITUTE OF RAJASTHAN TECHNICAL 44. DEEPA MODI TECHNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT & UNIVERSITY GRAMOTHAN 45. DEEPAK SRIVASTAVA SRHU JOLLYGRANT DEHRADUN NA SHIVAJIRAO KADAM INSTITUTE OF 46. DEEPIKA CHAUHAN RGPV, BHOPAL TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT SGV GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC BOARD OF TECHNICAL 47. DEVESH MISHRA COLLEGE, BHARATPUR EDUCATION RAJASTHAN DEVINDER MOHAN DEFENCE RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT 48. R&D SAINI ORGANISATION DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL 49. DIVYASHREE S N GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC,KUDLIGI EDUCATION 50. DR JANANI V S EASWARI ENGINEERING COLLEGE ANNA UNIVERSITY DR NAMRATA FAROOQ 51. KJSIEIT,SION MUMBAI UNIVERSITY ANSARI DR SUDHANSHU GRAPHIC ERA HILL UNIVERSITY, GRAPHIC ERA HILL 52. MAURYA UTTARAKHAND UNIVERSITY, UTTARAKHAND KIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, DELHI 53. DR. ABHINAV JUNEJA AKTU NCR, GHAZIABAD 54. DR. ALKA CHAUDHARY AMITY UNIVERSITY NOIDA AMITY UNIVERSITY NOIDA CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY 55. DR. CHANDER PRABHA CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY MOHALI MOHALI PUNJAB 56. DR. DARPAN ANAND CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY MAHARAJA AGRASEN INSTITUTE OF 57. DR. FARZIL KIDWAI GGSIPU TECHNOLOGY S. NO. NAME ORGANIZATION AFFILIATING UNIVERSITY CHRIST (DEEMED TO BE 58. DR. GANESH KUMAR R CHRIST (DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY) UNIVERSITY), BANGALORE. SRI SATYA SAI UNIVERSITY DR. HARSH PRATAP OF TECHNOLOGY AND 59. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING SINGH MEDICAL SCIENCES, SEHOTRE 60. DR. INDRA VIJAY SINGH SR UPTU GURU TEG BAHADUR INSTITUTE OF DR. JAGDEV SINGH IKG PUNJAB TECHNICAL 61. MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY, RANA UNIVERSITY, JALANDHAR LUDHIANA SCRIET, CCS UNIVERSITY 62. DR. MANAV BANSAL SCRIET, CCS UNIVERSITY MEERUT MEERUT DR. MUKESH KUMAR G.B.PANT INSTITUTE OF 63. DTTE, NEW DELHI VARMA TECHNOLOGY, NEWDELHI DR. G. Y. PATHRIKAR COLLEGE OF DR. NAGSEN 64. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MGM UNIVERSITY SAMADHAN BANSOD INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY KIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, DELHI- UP TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, 65. DR. NITISH PATHAK NCR, GHAZIABAD LUCKNOW SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF 66. DR. P. AJITHA AND TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE, 67. DR. P. RAJESH THIRUVALLUVAR UNIVERSITY C.MUTLUR, CHIDAMBARAM DR. PRABHAT KUMAR INSTITUTE OF INNOVATION IN 68. GGSIPU, NEW DELHI VISHWAKARMA TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 69. DR. PUNAM RATTAN CT UNIVERSITY CTU CHANDIGARH GROUP OF COLLEGES PUNJAB TECHNICAL 70. DR. RUPINDER SINGH LANDRAN UNIVERSITY VARDHAMAN COLLEGE OF 71. DR. S. SHITHARTH JNTUH ENGINEERING MAHARAJA AGRASEN INSTITUTE OF 72. DR. SANDEEP TAYAL GGSIPU TECHNOLOGY AMITY INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION 73. DR. SARVESH TANWAR AMITY UNIVERSITY, NOIDA TECHNOLOGY, AMITY UNIVERSITY 74. DR. SUNITA GUPTA SKIT, JAIPUR RTU 75. DR. T. ANANTH KUMAR IFET COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ANNA UNIVERSITY SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF 76. DR.A.SIVASANGARI AND TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 77. DR.GOPAL RATHINAM UNIVERSITY OF BURAIMI UNIVERSITY OF BURAIMI 78. DR.INDERPREET KAUR GCET, GREATER NOIDA AKTU 79. DR.MANIKANDAN J SRI SAIRAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE ANNA UNIVERSITY 80. DR.PREETY PDM UNIVERSITY PDM UNIVERSITY SATHYABAMA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE 81. DR.R.M.GOMATHI SATHYABAMA AND TECHNOLOGY TAGORE INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING 82. DR.R.VASANTHI ANNA UNIVERSITY,CHENNAI AND TECHNOLOGY,ATTUR EDAYATHANGUDY G.S. PILLAY ARTS & BHARATHIDASAN 83. DR.S.JAYAPRAKASH SCIENCE COLLEGE( AUTONOMOUS), UNIVERSITY NAGAPATTINAM, TAMILNADU MUTHAYAMMAL ENGINEERING 84. 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    10 HIGHLAND CLEARANCES ensuring that financial responsibility for a destitute popu- HINDUISM. Hinduism today has approximately 800 lation would never again fall at their door. million adherents around the world, though the vast ma- The land agitation that took place in the Highlands and jority of these are to be found in South Asia, the land of its islands in the 1880s saw crofters and their advocates seek origins. Modern Hinduism developed, in more ways than is redress for historical grievances over land tenure. The customarily understood, under the crucible of colonial Clearances, still fresh in the memory of many tenants, rule. By the late eighteenth century, considerable portions provided a rallying point for reformers. Similarly, the out- of India had fallen under British rule, and the British break of World War I coincided with the centenary of some ‘‘discovery’’ of Hinduism dates to this period. Translations of the most notorious Sutherland Clearances, and the call of various classes of Hindu religious literature into Euro- for homes ‘‘fit for heroes’’ for returning Highland soldiers pean languages were first attempted at this time, just as was backed up by the idea that such a policy would finally lengthy accounts purporting to offer insights into Hindu right past wrongs. customs, manners, and mores were also beginning to Literature and dramaÀoften based on the Sutherland appear. Though the establishment of British rule would experienceÀsaw the Clearances return to public discourse eventually ease the way for Christian missionaries, until in the latter part of the twentieth century. Land and its 1813 the East India Company was not favorably disposed ownership was among the first devolved issues tackled by toward missionary activity.
  • Literary Vision of Symbolic India: Removing the Veil and Stepping Into Spiritual India

    Literary Vision of Symbolic India: Removing the Veil and Stepping Into Spiritual India

    DOCUMENT RESUME ED 421 369 SO 027 999 AUTHOR Barry, Patricia TITLE Literary Vision of Symbolic India: Removing the Veil and Stepping into Spiritual India. Fulbright-Hays Summer Seminars Abroad 1996 (India). SPONS AGENCY United States Educational Foundation in India. PUB DATE 1997-00-00 NOTE 116p.; Some materials may not photocopy well. For other documents in this 1996 program, see SO 028 000 SO 028 007. PUB TYPE Guides Non-Classroom (055) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC05 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Asian Studies; Ethnic Groups; Foreign Countries; Global Education; Grade 6; *Indians; Instructional Materials; Interdisciplinary Approach; Intermediate Grades; Literature; Middle Schools; *Multicultural Education; Religion Studies; Social Studies IDENTIFIERS *India ABSTRACT This curriculum guide was developed to assist middle-school students in understanding the complexity of India. A slide presentation is used in combination with several activities for interdisciplinary study of India through literature and social studies. A comprehensive bibliography provides suggestions for further reading. Sections of the guide include: (1) Preface; (2) "Sacred India"; (3) "Hinduism"; (4) "Sadhus"; (5) "Buddhism"; (6) "Islam"; (7) "Sikhism"; (8) "Jainism"; (9) "Zoroastrianism"; (10) "Christianity and Judaism"; (11) "The Vedas and Upanishads"; (12)"The Ramayana"; (13) "The Mahabharata"; (14) "The Bhagavad Gita"; (15) "Music"; (16) "Dance"; (17) "The Mughals";(18) "Satin;(19)"The Ganges"; (20) "Nataraja"; (21) "Mahatma Gandhi"; (22) "The Bhagavad Gita and Henry David Thoreau";(23) "Rabindranath Tagore"; (24) "Dhobi Wallahs";(25) "Dhaba Lunches"; (26) "Indian Cuisine";(27) "Child Labor in India"; (28) "Private Schools in India"; (29) (30) "Rice";(31) "Climate";(32) "Floor Designs of India";(33) "Population"; and (34) "Recommended Reading-Bibliography." (EH) ******************************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document.
  • Vol VIII, Issue 4

    Vol VIII, Issue 4

    (Vol VIII, Issue 4) EDITORIAL TWO URGENT TASKS ... 1 ARTICLES GURU GRANTH SAHIB – A UNIQUE SCRIPTURE ... Kharak Singh 7 SIKHS – A SYNTHESIS OF INDIAN CULTURE ... Teja Singh 19 SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB AND HUMAN RIGHTS ... Tejpal Singh 30 REMEMBERING GURU ARJUN DEV ON HIS MARTYRDOM... Onkar Singh 36 NANAK, NAAM, CHARHDI KALA, TERE BHANE, SARBAT DA BHALA ... Hardit Singh 40 GURU SHABAD – ITS VERSTALITY AND POWERFULNESS... Tarsem Singh 43 THE GURDWARAS – SCHOLARS’ FORUM ... Gajinder Singh 47 SILVER LINING IN THE DARK CLOUD ... Kirpal Singh 53 SOME REFLECTIONS – ON SGPC, AKAL TAKHT & ITS JATHEDAR ... Gurcharan Singh 56 THE LEGACY OF HINDU CASTE HIERARCHY AND THE CONVERSION OF JAT PEASANTRY TO SIKHISM ... M S Ahluwalia 63 THE TURBAN AND THE SIKH SCRIPTURES ... M S Rahi 72 WANTED A STATESMAN, A LAWYER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS... Ram Sewak Singh 79 FALL ... Jasbir Singh 85 INTERFAITH RELATION, PREM KI JIT ... Kamalla Rose Kaur 88 WORLD'S RELIGION AND PEACE ... Jarnail Singh 91 GURU’S CONCERN IS YOU, ME & ALL ... Birendra Kaur 96 SWAMI AGNIVESH CONTROVERSY ... Gurdev Singh 100 REVIEWS THE WORLD ACCORDING TO SIKHI (I J SINGH) ... Laurie Bolger 104 THE ENQUIRING GURU – QUESTIONS BY THE SIKH GURUS AND THEIR ANSWERS (GURPAL S BHULLER)... Laurie Bolger 109 A GOD MADE TO ORDER (GAJINDER SINGH) ... Hardev Singh 112 SRI GURU NANAK PARKASH ITIHASIK PERPEKH (KIRPAL SINGH) ... Gurdev Singh 115 NEWS & VIEWS ... 118 ABSTRACTS OF SIKH STUDIES April-June 2006 / 538 NS (Vol VIII, Issue 4) RNI Regd No : 69639 / 98 Editor Dr Kharak Singh Associate Editor Prof Kulwant Singh Editorial Advisory Board Dr Kirpal Singh Brig Hardit Singh Dr Gurcharan Singh Prof Prabhjot Kaur S Gurpreet Singh Col Amrik Singh Views expressed in the articles published herein do not necessarily reflect the opinion or policy of the Institute of Sikh Studies .