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481Th Birth Anniversary of Veer-Putra Maharana Pratap of Mewar Chief Patron DR.B.R. AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, MHOW, INDORE (M.P) Dr. Ambedkar Nagar, (Mhow), Indore (M.P) VEER-PUTRA MAHARANA PRATAP SHODH PEETH ON THE OCCASION OF 481th Birth Anniversary of Veer-Putra Maharana Pratap of Mewar Organizes Smt.Anandiben M.Patel NATIONAL WEBINAR Her Excellency In Joint association With Governor of M.P. DEPT. OF TOURISM AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS, GOVT. OF M.P, BHOPAL Chancellor, BRAUSS, Mhow MAHARANA PRATAP SHODH PEETH, MOHANLAL SUKHADIA UNIVERSITY, UDAIPUR (RAJ.) “Maharana Pratap’s Battle Strategy and Tactics : An Innovative Approach” “महाराणा ताप क यु रणनीित एवं यूहकौशल: एक अिभनव िकोण” Date: 13th June, 2021 Time: 11:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M ChairPerson Chief Guest Prof. Asha Shukla Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Sushri Usha Thakur BRAUSS,Mhow (M.P) Cabinet Minister Department of Tourism, Culture, Adhyatm, Govt. of M.P, Bhopal Webinar Co-Chair Keynote Speaker Guest of Honour Guest of Honour Dr. Narendra Singh Rathore Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. Ravindra. K.Sharma Lt Gen Dushyant Singh Sh. Jayant Misra Maharana Pratap University of Prof. & Head, Dept of History Historian & Regional Consultant PVSM, AVSM (Retd) Agriculture and Technology, Maharana Pratap Chair Drug and Law Enforcement, Office of Udaipur (Raj.) Kurukshetra University, Haryana Drug and Crime, UN Office, New Delhi Program Coordinator Advisory Committee Administrative Coordinator Dr. Manisha Saxena, Dean, SOE, BRAUSS Prof. Kishor John, Director, M.P. Bhoj Open University, Bhopal ,M.P Eminent Historian Prof G. N. Mathur, Former Head, Dept. of History Prof D.K.Verma Janardhan Nagar Vishwavidyalay, Udaipur (Raj.) Sh Ajay Verma Smt. Sandhya Malviya Dean SOSS & Prof K. S. Gupta, Former Head, Dept. of History Registrar Assistant Registrar Director RET,BRAUSS MLSU, Udaipur (Raj.) BRAUSS, MHOW BRAUSS, MHOW Prof Chandra Shekhar Sharma, Dept. History Mira Girls College, Udaipur (Raj.) Organizing Committee Prof. Pratibha, Dept of History MLSU, Udaipur (Raj.) Program Convener Dr. Shilpa Mehta, Assistant Professor , S.M.B. Government ,P.G. College ,Nathdwara (Raj.) Dr. Navaratan Bothra, Administrative Dr. Bindiya Tater Consultant, BRAUSS, Mhow Prof. Dig Vijay Bhatnagar Nodal Officer Dr. Manish Shrimali, Assistant Professor, Director Veer-Putra Maharana Pratap Department of History ,MLSU, Udaipur (Raj.) Maharana Pratap Shodh Peeth, Shodh Peeth, BRAUSS, Mhow MLSU, Udaipur (Raj.) Mr. Wilson M.C.,PS to VC, BRAUSS, MHOW DR.B.R. AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, MHOW, INDORE (M.P) Dr. Ambedkar Nagar, (Mhow), Indore (M.P) VEER-PUTRA MAHARANA PRATAP SHODH PEETH ON THE OCCASION OF 481th Birth Anniversary of Veer Putra Maharana Pratap of Mewar Organizes NATIONAL WEBINAR In Joint association With DEPT. OF TOURISM AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS, GOVT. OF M.P, BHOPAL MAHARANA PRATAP SHODH PEETH, MOHANLAL SUKHADIA UNIVERSITY, UDAIPUR (RAJ.) Date: 13th June, 2021 Time: 11:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M Organizes NATIONAL WEBINAR ON “Maharana Pratap’s Battle Strategy and Tactics : An Innovative Approach” “महाराणा ताप क यु रणनीित एवं यूहकौशल: एक अिभनव िकोण” website: www.brauss.mp.gov.in About BRAUSS Government of Madhya Pradesh by an ACT No. 2 of 2016 has set up Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University of Social Sciences, published in Madhya Pradesh Gazette (Extraordinary) on 13th January 2016. Dr. B R Ambedkar University of Social Sciences (BRAUSS), Mhow is the first social sciences university in the country. 65 Different Courses for the UG, PG Students and Research Scholars are being conducted in 11 different Schools of this prestigious university of Academic Excellence.11 chairs have been established so far in this University. Various events and academic activities related to chairs are also being conducted from time to time. .About Department of Tourism & Culture, Govt. of M.P, Bhopal Culture plays an important role in the development of any state. It represents a set of shared attitudes, values, goals and practices. Culture and creativity manifest themselves in almost all economic, social and other activities. The Department of Culture revolves around preserving the diverse cultural heritage, popularizing art forms, promoting artistic ventures, and fostering artistes. The functional spectrum is wide, ranging from generating cultural awareness at grassroots level to promoting cultural exchanges at international level. Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board also referred to as the 'MPTB' was established in 2017 with an objective to promote tourism in Madhya Pradesh. Development of tourism with public, private partnership in sustainable manner, investor facilitation, skill development, publicity/promotion of tourist destinations nationally & internationally, identification and development of tourism infrastructure are the core objectives of the Board. About Mohan Lal Shukhadiya University, Udaipur Mohanlal Sukhadia University (erstwhile Udaipur University) at Udaipur is a State University established by an Act in the year 1962.The University is located in Aravalli Hill Area largely dominated by tribal populations. Endowed with rich cultural heritage, natural resources and beautiful landscape, Udaipur is a world renowned tourist attraction. It aims to pursue excellence towards creating manpower with high degree of intellectual, professional and cultural development to meet the national and global challenges." About Veer-Putra Maharana Pratap Research Chair, BRAUSS ,Mhow,(M.P,(M.P) In pursuance of the academic expansion activities, the University has set up Veer Putra Maharana Paratap Chair with the financial support from Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Govt of M.P. Bhopal with the objective to conduct study and research on the life, vision, thoughts and philosophy, socio economic, political and cultural contributions, cherished principles, battle strategies and warfare methods, his valour andAbout self-sacrifice Maharana for the Pratap freedom Shodh of his Peeth, Kingdom MLSU, and importance Udaipur of (Raj.) Maharana Pratap in the Indian History and contemporary leaders and focus on defense strategies. Formulation and execution of research proposals, creating a Resource Centre for research scholars and academicians. Conducting training and extension program for Defense & Strategic studies in India and abroad. About Maharana Pratap Shodh Peeth, MLSU, Udaipur Maharana Pratap Shodh Peeth was established in Year 2018. The objective of this peeth is to encourage the work of research, history, literature of Rajasthan.To Secure records by establishing archives as a unit of establishment. To do research work on King of Mewar Maharana Pratap , other freedom fighters, to make available all collected reading materials to the research scholars of the University and bring out with valuable research outcomes. To create the original literary literature of the cultural tradition of Rajasthan. About the Webinar The aim of the National Webinar is to pay tribute to the mighty valiant great warrior of Mewar Maharana Pratap on his 481th Birth anniversary. This National Webinar is organized under Veer-Putra Mahrana Pratap Shodh Peeth under Defense and Strategic Studies. BRAUSS Mhow is conducting National Webinar in Joint Association and Collaboration with Maharana Pratap Shodh Peeth,MLSU,Udaipur.His sacrifice and dedication to the motherland will always be remembered for his courage, bravery and fighting skills. The 16th century king of Mewar Maharana Pratap , brings to the mind the image of an indefatigable warrior who did not bow before an invader. The inspiring ruler valor was displayed in battle field of Haldighati and the subsequent guerrilla warfare. The historical roots of strategy and tactics date back to the origins of human warfare and the development of large-scale government and empire. The leadership skills , Center of gravity, decision making, power of diplomacy, Unity of command, clearly defined, attainable objectives are essential to the conduct of warfare. “Strategy and Tactics, however, have been viewed differently in almost every era of history". Tactics is the art of using troops in battle where as strategy is the art of using battles to win the war. The change in the meaning of these terms over time has been basically one of scope as the nature of war and the shape of society have changed as technology has developed. Objectives of the Webinar 1. To know the importance of Maharana Pratap in the Indian History and Culture as the first native freedom fighter. 2. To discuss on Maharana Pratap leadership strategy, bravery, courage and fighting skills in context with the Defense and Strategic Studies. 3. To focus on Innovative approaches used by Maharana Pratap in Battle Strategies and Tactics. 4. To inspire researches on Maharana Pratap sacrifice and dedication towards the motherland. 5. To inspire future generations with Maharana Pratap Management Strategy, tactics with great valor and sacrifice. Main Theme) “MaharanPratap’s Battle Strategy and Tactics : An Innovative Approach” (“महाराणा ताप क यु रणनीित एवं यूहकौशल: एक अिभनव िकोण”) Sub Themes 1. Importance of Maharana Pratap in the Indian History and Culture 2. Innovative Methods in Battle Strategy and Tactics 3. Impact of Maharana Pratap in Mewar Region of Rajasthan 4. Rethinking of Maharana Pratap's Guerilla Battle Strategy 5. Inspirational lessons from Freedom Fighter and their sacrifices towards motherland. 6. War Strategies of Maharana Pratap : Surprise Attack 7. Changing Battle Strategies from 16th Century to 21st Century. 8. Futuristic Battle Strategy and Tactics 9.About Maharana Maharana Pratap as Pratapa Valiant Shodh Warrior Peeth,& Thoughtful MLSU, Leader. Udaipur (Raj.) 10. People Management and Battle Fighting Skills of Maharana Pratap Call for Papers Well-researched original and unpublished papers/articles/case studies are invited from research scholars, Academicians, Defense Personnel, Police Personnel, Para Military Forces Personnel and Research Scholars on the theme of National Webinar. The manuscript should be prepared in the following format:- 1. Title of the Paper, Name, Position, Affiliation, Contact no. and Email address. 2. Name of the author should be in font size 12 and affiliation in font size 11. 3. Abstract of approximately 250 words with 3-4 key words at the end of the abstract.
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