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Book on Achieved 33rd Rank among Remediation of Industrial Effluent: Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad 150 Govt. Universities an a empt to clean environment
Learning has No Boundaries..! Dear MSU Member, In this period of crisis and distress we all are floating on an iceberg which is melting everyday, it is time for us to analyze and accept the crisis and find appropriate solution to it. Being the education institution it is our liability to research and provide suitable options, suggestions and action plans for policy makers and society to deal with the melting situation. One thing which has not stopped or interrupted in this period is learning. We had workshops and webinars to discuss and learn to deal and be ready for the new normal. We are discovering and learning by and through new learning pla orms and I am happy to share that in our university all faculties have proved that there are no boundaries to Prof. Parimal Vyas learn and progress. Vice Chancellor Let's not set our limits but stretch our limits to learn and achieve!
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Learning is Continuous Renowned Speakers at University
Faculty wise number of Webinars Organized Hon'ble Gnanvatsal Swamiji Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasama
in the month of May 2020 Social Reformer from Akshardham, Hon'ble Minister of State, B A P S (Bochasanwasi Akshar Education, Purusho am Sanstha) Government of Gujarat.
17-05-2020 Covid-19: Joys of Family life 17-05-2020 Covid-19: Joys of Family life Nos. of Webinars Faculty Name Nos. of Webinars Faculty Name
Faculty of Faculty of Education 5 Science 2 and Psychology Smt. Vibhavariben Dave Smt. Anju Sharma Faculty of Hon'ble Minister of State, IAS, Hon'ble Principal Secretary, Faculty of Education, Women and Child Welfare, Higher & Technical Education, Social Work Management 4 2 Studies Government of Gujarat. Government of Gujarat. Faculty of Faculty of 17-05-2020 Covid-19: Joys of Family life 17-05-2020 Covid-19: Joys of Family life 4 Law 2 Commerce
Internal Quality Faculty of 3 Assurance Cell 2 Pe orming A s Faculty of Family International Speakers at University 2 and Community Faculty of Sciences 1 Pharmacy Institute of Climate Office of Career Prof. John Ball Prof. Zeev Zalevsky 2 Change Research Advancement for 1 Students University of Sheffield, Bar-Ilan University, Institute of U.K. Israel. 2 Leadership and M.K. Amin A s and Governance 1 Science College and Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in 21-05-2020- Modern Trends in Experimental Research: 26-05-2020 College of Commerce, Pe orming A s Education 24-05-2020 Optics and Imaging in Healthcare Padra
Prof. Anna Scheye Prof. Jim Campbell
Dean & Professor, Full Professor of Social Work, School of Social Work, Head of School, School of Social Policy, University of Georgia, Athen, USA Social Work & Social Justice, University College of Dublin, Ireland Emerging Challenges & Response of Emerging Challenges & Response of 01-05-2020 01-05-2020 Social Work Professionals during Covid19: Social Work Professionals during Covid19: The Way Forward The Way Forward
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Learning is Continuous Renowned Speakers at University
Faculty wise number of Webinars Organized Hon'ble Gnanvatsal Swamiji Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasama in the month of May 2020 Social Reformer from Akshardham, Hon'ble Minister of State, B A P S (Bochasanwasi Akshar Education, Purusho am Sanstha) Government of Gujarat.
17-05-2020 Covid-19: Joys of Family life 17-05-2020 Covid-19: Joys of Family life Nos. of Webinars Faculty Name Nos. of Webinars Faculty Name
Faculty of Faculty of Education 5 Science 2 and Psychology Smt. Vibhavariben Dave Smt. Anju Sharma Faculty of Hon'ble Minister of State, IAS, Hon'ble Principal Secretary, Faculty of Education, Women and Child Welfare, Higher & Technical Education, Social Work Management 4 2 Studies Government of Gujarat. Government of Gujarat. Faculty of Faculty of 17-05-2020 Covid-19: Joys of Family life 17-05-2020 Covid-19: Joys of Family life 4 Law 2 Commerce
Internal Quality Faculty of 3 Assurance Cell 2 Pe orming A s Faculty of Family International Speakers at University 2 and Community Faculty of Sciences 1 Pharmacy Institute of Climate Office of Career Prof. John Ball Prof. Zeev Zalevsky 2 Change Research Advancement for 1 Students University of Sheffield, Bar-Ilan University, Institute of U.K. Israel. 2 Leadership and M.K. Amin A s and Governance 1 Science College and Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in 21-05-2020- Modern Trends in Experimental Research: 26-05-2020 College of Commerce, Pe orming A s Education 24-05-2020 Optics and Imaging in Healthcare Padra
Prof. Anna Scheye Prof. Jim Campbell
Dean & Professor, Full Professor of Social Work, School of Social Work, Head of School, School of Social Policy, University of Georgia, Athen, USA Social Work & Social Justice, University College of Dublin, Ireland Emerging Challenges & Response of Emerging Challenges & Response of 01-05-2020 01-05-2020 Social Work Professionals during Covid19: Social Work Professionals during Covid19: The Way Forward The Way Forward
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International Speakers at University National Speakers at University
Mr. Thomas P. Valenti Prof. Ilango Ponnuswami Prof. (Dr.) Devinder Singh Mrs. Swati Bedekar
Lawyer, Mediator, Cha ered Professional in Dean, Faculty of Law, Director Cha ered Arbitrator (ClArb) Human Resources ( CPHR), Punjab Technical University Vatsalya Foundation & Facilitator, Chicago, USA Canada
Rural based Sta up and Entrepreneurship: Emerging Challenges and Responses of Human Rights, Fundamental Rights Online Dispute Resolution in the 01-05-2020 Sanitary Product Manufacturing and Social Work Professionals during COVID-19 15-05-2020 and Covid-19 15-05-2020 10-05-2020 COVID-19 Era Entrepreneurship Development
Dr. Daniel Claus Dr. Munjal Acharya Prof. (Dr.) Surinder Jaswal Prof. B. R. Sejwal
University of Ulm, Assistant Professor Deputy Director & Dean, Professor Emeritus, (In Residence Series) Radiation Oncology School of Research Methodology, Savitrabai Phule Pune University, Germany University of California, Irwine, USA - Neuro-Protective Strategies on Remediation TISS, Mumbai Pune of Brain Functions a er Radiation Therapy Emerging Challenges & Responses of 21-05-2020- Modern Trends in Experimental Research: 01-05-2020 15-05-2020- Organisation Effectiveness and Employee Modern Trends in Experimental Research: Social Work Professionals during Covid19 16-05-2020 Mental Health during the period of lockdown 24-05-2020 Optics and Imaging in Healthcare 30-05-2020- Insights from Regenerative Medicine and 31-05-2020 Metagenomics Prof. Hitesh Bha Prof. Mahendra Sonawane Dr. Dhwani Desai Dr. Arpan Yagnik Director, Professor, Biological Sciences, Research Associate Marine Microbial Asst. Professor Genomics & Biogeochemistry Institute of Rural Management, Tata Institute of Fundamental Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada - Penn State University & TedX Anand Research (TIFR), Mumbai Microbial Diversity in Marine Eco- Systems and Role of Metagenomics 15-05-2020- Organisation Effectiveness and Employee 09-05-2020 Corona Virus: Pharmaceutical Innovations Mental Health during the period of lockdown Modern Trends in Experimental Research: 16-05-2020 30-05-2020- Remaining Leadership using Creativity Insights from Regenerative Medicine and 02-05-2020 during COVID-19 Era 31-05-2020 Metagenomics Prof. Anuradha Sovani Dr. Sudipta Roy Dr. Abraham Francis Ms. Kuljeet Khurana Associate Dean, Humanities, Founder and Director, Associate Professor, Head of Temporary Staffing, SNDT Women's University, Psy Lens Centre, Head Social Work and Human Services, UCLH, MCIPD, MCMI, UK Mumbai Surat James Cook University, Australia 15-05-2020- Organisation Effectiveness and Employee Organisation Effectiveness and Employee Mental Health during the period of lockdown 15-05-2020- Emerging Challenges & Response of Managing People's function in the 16-05-2020 01-05-2020 30-05-2020 16-05-2020 Mental Health during the period of lockdown Social Work Professionals during Covid19: world of COVID-19 The Way Forward Dr. V. P. Joshith Mr. Shwetal Shah Ms. Manpreet Patel Mr. John Ball Associate Professor, Technical Advisor - Project Manager, Depa ment of Music, Depa ment of Teacher Education, Climate Change Depa ment, Nagaland University, Kohima Campus, Government of Gujarat Global Business Data Research, University of Sheffield-UK Meriema, Nagaland Centre Valley, USA Santoor & Tabla Player Will learning from COVID-19 be useful in 07-05-2020 Global Climate Actions? Managing People's function in the Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in 18-05-2020- 30-05-2020 Cybergogy for 21st Century Classrooms world of COVID-19 26-05-2020 Pe orming A s education 19-05-2020
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International Speakers at University National Speakers at University
Mr. Thomas P. Valenti Prof. Ilango Ponnuswami Prof. (Dr.) Devinder Singh Mrs. Swati Bedekar
Lawyer, Mediator, Cha ered Professional in Dean, Faculty of Law, Director Cha ered Arbitrator (ClArb) Human Resources ( CPHR), Punjab Technical University Vatsalya Foundation & Facilitator, Chicago, USA Canada
Rural based Sta up and Entrepreneurship: Emerging Challenges and Responses of Human Rights, Fundamental Rights Online Dispute Resolution in the 01-05-2020 Sanitary Product Manufacturing and Social Work Professionals during COVID-19 15-05-2020 and Covid-19 15-05-2020 10-05-2020 COVID-19 Era Entrepreneurship Development
Dr. Daniel Claus Dr. Munjal Acharya Prof. (Dr.) Surinder Jaswal Prof. B. R. Sejwal
University of Ulm, Assistant Professor Deputy Director & Dean, Professor Emeritus, (In Residence Series) Radiation Oncology School of Research Methodology, Savitrabai Phule Pune University, Germany University of California, Irwine, USA - Neuro-Protective Strategies on Remediation TISS, Mumbai Pune of Brain Functions a er Radiation Therapy Emerging Challenges & Responses of 21-05-2020- Modern Trends in Experimental Research: 01-05-2020 15-05-2020- Organisation Effectiveness and Employee Modern Trends in Experimental Research: Social Work Professionals during Covid19 16-05-2020 Mental Health during the period of lockdown 24-05-2020 Optics and Imaging in Healthcare 30-05-2020- Insights from Regenerative Medicine and 31-05-2020 Metagenomics Prof. Hitesh Bha Prof. Mahendra Sonawane Dr. Dhwani Desai Dr. Arpan Yagnik Director, Professor, Biological Sciences, Research Associate Marine Microbial Asst. Professor Genomics & Biogeochemistry Institute of Rural Management, Tata Institute of Fundamental Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada - Penn State University & TedX Anand Research (TIFR), Mumbai Microbial Diversity in Marine Eco- Systems and Role of Metagenomics 15-05-2020- Organisation Effectiveness and Employee 09-05-2020 Corona Virus: Pharmaceutical Innovations Mental Health during the period of lockdown Modern Trends in Experimental Research: 16-05-2020 30-05-2020- Remaining Leadership using Creativity Insights from Regenerative Medicine and 02-05-2020 during COVID-19 Era 31-05-2020 Metagenomics Prof. Anuradha Sovani Dr. Sudipta Roy Dr. Abraham Francis Ms. Kuljeet Khurana Associate Dean, Humanities, Founder and Director, Associate Professor, Head of Temporary Staffing, SNDT Women's University, Psy Lens Centre, Head Social Work and Human Services, UCLH, MCIPD, MCMI, UK Mumbai Surat James Cook University, Australia 15-05-2020- Organisation Effectiveness and Employee Organisation Effectiveness and Employee Mental Health during the period of lockdown 15-05-2020- Emerging Challenges & Response of Managing People's function in the 16-05-2020 01-05-2020 30-05-2020 16-05-2020 Mental Health during the period of lockdown Social Work Professionals during Covid19: world of COVID-19 The Way Forward Dr. V. P. Joshith Mr. Shwetal Shah Ms. Manpreet Patel Mr. John Ball Associate Professor, Technical Advisor - Project Manager, Depa ment of Music, Depa ment of Teacher Education, Climate Change Depa ment, Nagaland University, Kohima Campus, Government of Gujarat Global Business Data Research, University of Sheffield-UK Meriema, Nagaland Centre Valley, USA Santoor & Tabla Player Will learning from COVID-19 be useful in 07-05-2020 Global Climate Actions? Managing People's function in the Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in 18-05-2020- 30-05-2020 Cybergogy for 21st Century Classrooms world of COVID-19 26-05-2020 Pe orming A s education 19-05-2020
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National Speakers at University National Speakers at University
Dr. Lakshmikant Gandikota Ms. Deepali Paun Prof. T. Unnikrishnan Dr. Ram Shankar
Vice President, IP A orney, Ex Dean- IKSVV-Khairagarh, Guru - Benaras Hindu University, Intas Pharmaceuticals Registered Patent Agent and Renowned Vocalist, Renowned Classical Propreitx at IP BRICKLAYER, Expe in Voice Culture Vocalist Ahmedabad 09-05-2020 Corona Virus: Pharmaceutical Innovations 25 & 27 Swar Sanskar 25 & 27 Swar Sanskar 02-05-2020 Dra ing of Patent Application May 2020 Riyaz in Indian Music May 2020 Riyaz in Indian Music
Mr. Jaideep Verma Dr. K. Thiyagusuri Prof. Milind Malshe Prof. Mandavi Sungh
Advocate, Assistant Professor, Ex Professor IIT Mumbai, Hon. Vice Chancellor Indira Arbitrator and Corporate Depa ment of Education, Vocalist of Jaipur Gharana Kala Sangeet Vishwavidyalaya, Consultant School of Education (SoE), Khairagarh & a renowned Central University of Kerala Kathak Dancer 18-05-2020- Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in 23-05-2020 Career in Law Cybergogy for 21st Century Classrooms 26-05-2020 26-05-2020 19-05-2020 Pe orming A s education Pe orming A s education
Mr. Himachal Bhutak Dr. Lavina Sharma Mr. Suman Kumar Mr. K. Ganeshkumar
Program-Director Assistant Professor at Dy. Director-Drama, Industrialist, Culture Buff, MoDe India Symbiosis Institute of Business Sangeet Natak Akademi, Maharashtra Abhang Ratna, Management, Bengaluru Delhi MD- Insync Channel
09-05-2020- Coping Mechanisms during COVID-19: Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in Management post-COVID - HR and 26-05-2020 26-05-2020 10-05-2020 Interactions with the Youth 29-05-2020 marketing perspective Pe orming A s education Pe orming A s education
Prof. Satyanshu Kumar Mr. Karan Shah
Principal Scientist, Director, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Directorate of Medicinal Aromatic IIDE, Mumbai was glad to have learning interaction with such eminent speakers. Plants, Boriavi, Anand.
28-05-2020 Digital Marketing Herbals at home for Health Management 09-05-2020 during COVID-19
Shri Ankit Patel Smt. Arati Ankalikar
Atmospheric and Internationally Renowned Oceanic Researcher Versatile Classical Vocalist
Climate Change Effects on Weather Pa erns 25 & 27 Swar Sanskar A er effects of Global warming on the ea h's 20-05-2020 Riyaz in Indian Music su ace leading to different cyclones May 2020
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National Speakers at University National Speakers at University
Dr. Lakshmikant Gandikota Ms. Deepali Paun Prof. T. Unnikrishnan Dr. Ram Shankar
Vice President, IP A orney, Ex Dean- IKSVV-Khairagarh, Guru - Benaras Hindu University, Intas Pharmaceuticals Registered Patent Agent and Renowned Vocalist, Renowned Classical Propreitx at IP BRICKLAYER, Expe in Voice Culture Vocalist Ahmedabad 09-05-2020 Corona Virus: Pharmaceutical Innovations 25 & 27 Swar Sanskar 25 & 27 Swar Sanskar 02-05-2020 Dra ing of Patent Application May 2020 Riyaz in Indian Music May 2020 Riyaz in Indian Music
Mr. Jaideep Verma Dr. K. Thiyagusuri Prof. Milind Malshe Prof. Mandavi Sungh
Advocate, Assistant Professor, Ex Professor IIT Mumbai, Hon. Vice Chancellor Indira Arbitrator and Corporate Depa ment of Education, Vocalist of Jaipur Gharana Kala Sangeet Vishwavidyalaya, Consultant School of Education (SoE), Khairagarh & a renowned Central University of Kerala Kathak Dancer 18-05-2020- Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in 23-05-2020 Career in Law Cybergogy for 21st Century Classrooms 26-05-2020 26-05-2020 19-05-2020 Pe orming A s education Pe orming A s education
Mr. Himachal Bhutak Dr. Lavina Sharma Mr. Suman Kumar Mr. K. Ganeshkumar
Program-Director Assistant Professor at Dy. Director-Drama, Industrialist, Culture Buff, MoDe India Symbiosis Institute of Business Sangeet Natak Akademi, Maharashtra Abhang Ratna, Management, Bengaluru Delhi MD- Insync Channel
09-05-2020- Coping Mechanisms during COVID-19: Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in Vi ual Classroom: A Necessity in Management post-COVID - HR and 26-05-2020 26-05-2020 10-05-2020 Interactions with the Youth 29-05-2020 marketing perspective Pe orming A s education Pe orming A s education
Prof. Satyanshu Kumar Mr. Karan Shah
Principal Scientist, Director, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Directorate of Medicinal Aromatic IIDE, Mumbai was glad to have learning interaction with such eminent speakers. Plants, Boriavi, Anand.
28-05-2020 Digital Marketing Herbals at home for Health Management 09-05-2020 during COVID-19
Shri Ankit Patel Smt. Arati Ankalikar
Atmospheric and Internationally Renowned Oceanic Researcher Versatile Classical Vocalist
Climate Change Effects on Weather Pa erns 25 & 27 Swar Sanskar A er effects of Global warming on the ea h's 20-05-2020 Riyaz in Indian Music su ace leading to different cyclones May 2020
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Book on Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad Received International Funding under the ICSSR - JSPS (Japan Society for Promotion of Science) Bilateral Programme by Shri N.M.Madhu, Joint Commissioner-Education, Govt. of Gujarat A ma er of prestige as Dr. Rachana India and Japan: Measuring and massive love and suppo of people. Like Gandhiji, Bhangaokar, Assistant Professor, Designing Interventions from a Sayajirao worked in several domains of social life Depa ment of Human Development Cultural Perspective” wherein she where education and eradication of untouchability a n d Fa m i l y S t u d i e s ( H D F S ) , will be collaborating with Prof. were the two major strands. In a phase where even Superintendent - Chetan Balwadi Satoshi Shimai, Depa ment of a er 72 years of Independence, we are trying to and Coordinator of the CAS Program Psychological Sciences, Kansai educate people with “Literacy Campaign” and trying (Phase III), Faculty of Family and University of Welfare Science, Osaka, to wipe out the stigma of a country with the highest Community Sciences received Japan for the project from June 2020 number of the illiterate population, one is surprised international funding under the to May 2021 along with two of her to learn that before a century Sayajirao Gaekwad had ICSSR - JSPS (Japan Society for doctoral students, Ms. Zoya implmented free and compulsory education in Promotion of Science) Bilateral Mohammedi and Ms. Kritika Kapoor Vadodara State. Courageously, he had taken a bold Programme to conduct research who will be pa of the research step to penalize parents who did not send their seminars on “Work-Life Balance in team. children to the school for free and compulsory education! In those days, he had sta ed libraries in each village. Tirelessly, he put in a lot of effo s for girl Book on Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad child education and adult education. He made University bags DBT funded Biotechnology by Shri N.M.Madhu, enormous progress in each field he took up to upli . Joint Commissioner-Education, Such was the success of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad program for a Second Session Govt. of Gujarat was launched whose success has always lied in the people he had by our honorable Chief Minister of State selected as he had brought each one with great A moment of pride as The Depa ment of Shri Vijaybhai Rupani caliber and then used to give them absolute freedom. Microbiology and Biotechnology Centre is once The Maharaja himself took an interest in each again recognized and approved as a pa of National Centres for Postgraduate teaching Vadodara… The very mention of the city brings to our depa ment, understood the practical problems of program in Biotechnology, funded and conducted mind an image of a city throbbing with a and the officials and then helped them find out the by Depa ment of Biotechnology (DBT), Govt of culture treasuring a prolonged history, but it was solutions. As a result, we have an example of a king India wherein the course would offer advanced given its present identity by its beloved king Maharaja who was loved by all. Salute to Maharaja Sayajirao interdisciplinary education in molecular, cellular Sayajirao Gaekwad-III. Several luminaries lived and Gaekwad who was courageous, full of patriotic biochemical, biophysical and pharmacological worked in Vadodara, leaving their feelings and exceptionally wise! fundamentals in biology, and also in bioinformatics. footprints for the generations to follow Basic and advanced experimental skills in that included Swami Vivekananda, techniques from all related areas through high Maharshi Aurobindo, and Dr Ambedkar level practicals, meticulous and independent in all of whom stayed in Vadodara during house research training under accomplished different phases of their life, and the teachers, interaction with industries and common person connecting the trio is entrepreneurs would be pa of the sanctioned Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad-III. On program. December 28, 1881, Sayajirao was bestowed with the complete political rule of Vadodara when he was just 18. He reigned for 58 years and pe ormed his duties as a king of G a e k w a d S t a t e r e c e i v i n g
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Book on Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad Received International Funding under the ICSSR - JSPS (Japan Society for Promotion of Science) Bilateral Programme by Shri N.M.Madhu, Joint Commissioner-Education, Govt. of Gujarat A ma er of prestige as Dr. Rachana India and Japan: Measuring and massive love and suppo of people. Like Gandhiji, Bhangaokar, Assistant Professor, Designing Interventions from a Sayajirao worked in several domains of social life Depa ment of Human Development Cultural Perspective” wherein she where education and eradication of untouchability a n d Fa m i l y S t u d i e s ( H D F S ) , will be collaborating with Prof. were the two major strands. In a phase where even Superintendent - Chetan Balwadi Satoshi Shimai, Depa ment of a er 72 years of Independence, we are trying to and Coordinator of the CAS Program Psychological Sciences, Kansai educate people with “Literacy Campaign” and trying (Phase III), Faculty of Family and University of Welfare Science, Osaka, to wipe out the stigma of a country with the highest Community Sciences received Japan for the project from June 2020 number of the illiterate population, one is surprised international funding under the to May 2021 along with two of her to learn that before a century Sayajirao Gaekwad had ICSSR - JSPS (Japan Society for doctoral students, Ms. Zoya implmented free and compulsory education in Promotion of Science) Bilateral Mohammedi and Ms. Kritika Kapoor Vadodara State. Courageously, he had taken a bold Programme to conduct research who will be pa of the research step to penalize parents who did not send their seminars on “Work-Life Balance in team. children to the school for free and compulsory education! In those days, he had sta ed libraries in each village. Tirelessly, he put in a lot of effo s for girl Book on Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad child education and adult education. He made University bags DBT funded Biotechnology by Shri N.M.Madhu, enormous progress in each field he took up to upli . Joint Commissioner-Education, Such was the success of Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad program for a Second Session Govt. of Gujarat was launched whose success has always lied in the people he had by our honorable Chief Minister of State selected as he had brought each one with great A moment of pride as The Depa ment of Shri Vijaybhai Rupani caliber and then used to give them absolute freedom. Microbiology and Biotechnology Centre is once The Maharaja himself took an interest in each again recognized and approved as a pa of National Centres for Postgraduate teaching Vadodara… The very mention of the city brings to our depa ment, understood the practical problems of program in Biotechnology, funded and conducted mind an image of a city throbbing with a and the officials and then helped them find out the by Depa ment of Biotechnology (DBT), Govt of culture treasuring a prolonged history, but it was solutions. As a result, we have an example of a king India wherein the course would offer advanced given its present identity by its beloved king Maharaja who was loved by all. Salute to Maharaja Sayajirao interdisciplinary education in molecular, cellular Sayajirao Gaekwad-III. Several luminaries lived and Gaekwad who was courageous, full of patriotic biochemical, biophysical and pharmacological worked in Vadodara, leaving their feelings and exceptionally wise! fundamentals in biology, and also in bioinformatics. footprints for the generations to follow Basic and advanced experimental skills in that included Swami Vivekananda, techniques from all related areas through high Maharshi Aurobindo, and Dr Ambedkar level practicals, meticulous and independent in all of whom stayed in Vadodara during house research training under accomplished different phases of their life, and the teachers, interaction with industries and common person connecting the trio is entrepreneurs would be pa of the sanctioned Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad-III. On program. December 28, 1881, Sayajirao was bestowed with the complete political rule of Vadodara when he was just 18. He reigned for 58 years and pe ormed his duties as a king of G a e k w a d S t a t e r e c e i v i n g
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REMEDIATION OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT: an a empt to clean environment The textile industries in India are considered as very effluents are released into any water body or impo ant source of income and increases the receiving medium they ultimately deteriorates their economy upto several folds. Although industrial quality and impose severe threat to inhabitants. The revolution has facilitated the effluents of industrial and humans to advance fu her for commercial establishment A ma er of pride for all of us as the last two centuries, aquatic posses threats to environment The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda has contamination by industrial mainly in urban and semi rd discharges has been one of urban areas. It becomes the Achieved 33 rank among 150 Government Universities t h e c r i t i c a l i s s u e s o f source of pollution for su ace from all over India and environmental concern. As and subsu ace water, soil and st the series of processes air. The unplanned discharge 1 rank in Gujarat according to a survey by Education World. proceeds in industries, the of effluent degrades the water comes into contact with quality of soil, crop and harmful chemicals, heavy environment and also affects metals, inorganic wastes and human, animals and aquatic even organic sludge. These are either dumped into life. Numerous tanneries, chemical plants, textile rivers or other water bodies resulting in accumulation mills, distilleries, slaughterhouses, and hospitals of high amount of industrial waste in them .The prosper and flourish in a large number of industrial effluents released from textile industries are highly cities situated along the bank of the rivers where they coloured due to the presence of dyes/pigments, cause pollution due to the discharge of untreated detergents and su actants. As soon as these waste into it. Harmful effect of Effluents on human health: Industrial discharges are the major sources of into the aquatic medium which is harmful for aquatic pollution. Various types of pollutants are surrounding water bodies, human health and aquatic released into the environment directly (industrial life. Biomagnification takes place through food chain AWARDS & RECOGNITION (STUDENT) outlets) or indirectly (domestic sewages) due to when industrial effluent containing heavy metals (Cr, various anthropogenic activities which in turn may Pb, Hg, Ni, Cu, Zn, As, Cd etc.) reaches into the aquatic Proud Moment for The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda pose serious threat to human health depending upon ecosystem. Progress in toxicology has advanced our the type of industry. Wastewater released from knowledge regarding the excessive accumulation of A proud moment as Soumyaa Jain a 3rd year Bachelor of A s (English) various industries has high concentration of organic heavy metals and their adverse impacts on human student affiliated to Faculty of A s won the Second prize in poetry pollutants, toxic components such as heavy metals, health including developmental retardation, cancer, writing in the the National Online Inter-Collegiate Competition pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), dioxins, kidney damage, endocrine disruption, immunological organized by Annammal College Of Education for Women in poly-aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), petrochemicals, disorders (autoimmunity) and even death. association with ELTAI Thoothukudi Chapter with topic given "Real phenolic components etc. They are released directly Heroes of the Nation - A Tribute to Corona Warriors" to "Break the Chain- A Fight Against Covid-19" wherein the student has wri en a Remediation Methods: poem titled "The Story of a Warrior" as a tribute to the Corona Warriors Since we all know that organic and inorganic which revolves around the contribution of corona warriors such as the pollution load is harmful for environment and human medical servants in the times of the Covid-19 Pandemic. The main beings as well. There are several methods studied for aim of this competition was to pay a tribute to the corona warriors the removal of pollutants from water body. Among providing selfless services in the Covid-19 pandemic by means of various methods, Adsorption is a most acceptable Soumyaa Jain creative writing. method for removal of pollutants due to their cost effectiveness, economic viability, renewable capacity and ease of operation.
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REMEDIATION OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT: an a empt to clean environment The textile industries in India are considered as very effluents are released into any water body or impo ant source of income and increases the receiving medium they ultimately deteriorates their economy upto several folds. Although industrial quality and impose severe threat to inhabitants. The revolution has facilitated the effluents of industrial and humans to advance fu her for commercial establishment A ma er of pride for all of us as the last two centuries, aquatic posses threats to environment The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda has contamination by industrial mainly in urban and semi rd discharges has been one of urban areas. It becomes the Achieved 33 rank among 150 Government Universities t h e c r i t i c a l i s s u e s o f source of pollution for su ace from all over India and environmental concern. As and subsu ace water, soil and st the series of processes air. The unplanned discharge 1 rank in Gujarat according to a survey by Education World. proceeds in industries, the of effluent degrades the water comes into contact with quality of soil, crop and harmful chemicals, heavy environment and also affects metals, inorganic wastes and human, animals and aquatic even organic sludge. These are either dumped into life. Numerous tanneries, chemical plants, textile rivers or other water bodies resulting in accumulation mills, distilleries, slaughterhouses, and hospitals of high amount of industrial waste in them .The prosper and flourish in a large number of industrial effluents released from textile industries are highly cities situated along the bank of the rivers where they coloured due to the presence of dyes/pigments, cause pollution due to the discharge of untreated detergents and su actants. As soon as these waste into it. Harmful effect of Effluents on human health: Industrial discharges are the major sources of into the aquatic medium which is harmful for aquatic pollution. Various types of pollutants are surrounding water bodies, human health and aquatic released into the environment directly (industrial life. Biomagnification takes place through food chain AWARDS & RECOGNITION (STUDENT) outlets) or indirectly (domestic sewages) due to when industrial effluent containing heavy metals (Cr, various anthropogenic activities which in turn may Pb, Hg, Ni, Cu, Zn, As, Cd etc.) reaches into the aquatic Proud Moment for The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda pose serious threat to human health depending upon ecosystem. Progress in toxicology has advanced our the type of industry. Wastewater released from knowledge regarding the excessive accumulation of A proud moment as Soumyaa Jain a 3rd year Bachelor of A s (English) various industries has high concentration of organic heavy metals and their adverse impacts on human student affiliated to Faculty of A s won the Second prize in poetry pollutants, toxic components such as heavy metals, health including developmental retardation, cancer, writing in the the National Online Inter-Collegiate Competition pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), dioxins, kidney damage, endocrine disruption, immunological organized by Annammal College Of Education for Women in poly-aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), petrochemicals, disorders (autoimmunity) and even death. association with ELTAI Thoothukudi Chapter with topic given "Real phenolic components etc. They are released directly Heroes of the Nation - A Tribute to Corona Warriors" to "Break the Chain- A Fight Against Covid-19" wherein the student has wri en a Remediation Methods: poem titled "The Story of a Warrior" as a tribute to the Corona Warriors Since we all know that organic and inorganic which revolves around the contribution of corona warriors such as the pollution load is harmful for environment and human medical servants in the times of the Covid-19 Pandemic. The main beings as well. There are several methods studied for aim of this competition was to pay a tribute to the corona warriors the removal of pollutants from water body. Among providing selfless services in the Covid-19 pandemic by means of various methods, Adsorption is a most acceptable Soumyaa Jain creative writing. method for removal of pollutants due to their cost effectiveness, economic viability, renewable capacity and ease of operation.
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Synthesis of Novel Magnetic Nanoadsorbent for removal of Dyes: MSU Digital Competitions A Digital Competition was organized on the occasion of Gujarat Foundation Day wherein the topic was “Role of Corona Warriors as a pride & prestige of Gujarat” which had to be demonstrated either through essay, poetry or in the form of painting.
We have synthesized a new magnetic adsorbent by G dye has been removed using superparamagnetic linking beta cyclodextrin with iron oxide nanoadsorbent. Some other adsorbent systems like nanopa icles for removal of synthetic dyes. The hydrogel based on biogenic origin and bioadsorbents model dyes Methylene Blue, Malachite Green and to remove organic and inorganic pollutants from List of Winners Rhodamine 6 G has been effectively removed from textile effluents or synthetic single and muliti- the solution of single component and multi- component system have been investigated and component systems. Approximately 97.2% Malachite study of several parameters of adsorption are still Winners of Essay Competition organised under MSU Digital Competitions Green, 85.1% Methylene Blue and 37.3% Rhodamine 6 going on. RANK PNR NAME OF THE STUDENT FACULTY COURSE SEMESTER
1st Rank 2017033800130272 MAKWANA RAHUL SURESHBHAI Faculty of Technology BE 6 & Engineering (Mechanical Engg.) 2nd Rank 2016033800025164 DUBEY NIDHI RATNNESH Faculty of A s MA (Hindi) 2 3rd Rank 2018033800003302 LALA AANCHA ARUNKUMAR Faculty of Commerce B. Com. 4
Winners of Poetry Competition organised under MSU Digital Competitions
RANK PNR NAME OF THE STUDENT FACULTY COURSE SEMESTER
1st Rank 2017033800130531 THAKAR NISHA HARSHADKUMAR Faculty of Family & BSC 6 Community Sciences (Foods & Nutrition) 2nd Rank 2018033800108374 YADAV ANIL RAMCHANDRA Faculty of A s BA (History) 4 3rd Rank 2016033800087892 PANDYA VIKRANT CHIRAGKUMAR Faculty of Law BA.LLB 8
Winners of Painting Competition organised under MSU Digital Competitions
Monika Yadav Dr. R. N. Jadeja RANK PNR NAME OF THE STUDENT FACULTY COURSE SEMESTER Research Scholar Research Supervisor/Guide 1st Rank 2016033800024474 GAUTAM VEDANSHI TARUN Faculty of A s MA (Sociology) 2 2nd Rank 2017033800142756 SOLANKI ZANKHANABEN ARSHIBHAI Faculty of Science BSC (Physics) 6 Depa ment of Environmental Studies 3rd Rank 2018033800095216 GEHLOT SHUBHAM BHANALAL Faculty of Fine A s BVA (Applied A s) 4 Faculty of Science, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
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Synthesis of Novel Magnetic Nanoadsorbent for removal of Dyes: MSU Digital Competitions A Digital Competition was organized on the occasion of Gujarat Foundation Day wherein the topic was “Role of Corona Warriors as a pride & prestige of Gujarat” which had to be demonstrated either through essay, poetry or in the form of painting.
We have synthesized a new magnetic adsorbent by G dye has been removed using superparamagnetic linking beta cyclodextrin with iron oxide nanoadsorbent. Some other adsorbent systems like nanopa icles for removal of synthetic dyes. The hydrogel based on biogenic origin and bioadsorbents model dyes Methylene Blue, Malachite Green and to remove organic and inorganic pollutants from List of Winners Rhodamine 6 G has been effectively removed from textile effluents or synthetic single and muliti- the solution of single component and multi- component system have been investigated and component systems. Approximately 97.2% Malachite study of several parameters of adsorption are still Winners of Essay Competition organised under MSU Digital Competitions Green, 85.1% Methylene Blue and 37.3% Rhodamine 6 going on. RANK PNR NAME OF THE STUDENT FACULTY COURSE SEMESTER
1st Rank 2017033800130272 MAKWANA RAHUL SURESHBHAI Faculty of Technology BE 6 & Engineering (Mechanical Engg.) 2nd Rank 2016033800025164 DUBEY NIDHI RATNNESH Faculty of A s MA (Hindi) 2 3rd Rank 2018033800003302 LALA AANCHA ARUNKUMAR Faculty of Commerce B. Com. 4
Winners of Poetry Competition organised under MSU Digital Competitions
RANK PNR NAME OF THE STUDENT FACULTY COURSE SEMESTER
1st Rank 2017033800130531 THAKAR NISHA HARSHADKUMAR Faculty of Family & BSC 6 Community Sciences (Foods & Nutrition) 2nd Rank 2018033800108374 YADAV ANIL RAMCHANDRA Faculty of A s BA (History) 4 3rd Rank 2016033800087892 PANDYA VIKRANT CHIRAGKUMAR Faculty of Law BA.LLB 8
Winners of Painting Competition organised under MSU Digital Competitions
Monika Yadav Dr. R. N. Jadeja RANK PNR NAME OF THE STUDENT FACULTY COURSE SEMESTER Research Scholar Research Supervisor/Guide 1st Rank 2016033800024474 GAUTAM VEDANSHI TARUN Faculty of A s MA (Sociology) 2 2nd Rank 2017033800142756 SOLANKI ZANKHANABEN ARSHIBHAI Faculty of Science BSC (Physics) 6 Depa ment of Environmental Studies 3rd Rank 2018033800095216 GEHLOT SHUBHAM BHANALAL Faculty of Fine A s BVA (Applied A s) 4 Faculty of Science, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
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st RAHUL SURESHBHAI MAKWANA nd NIDHI RATNNESH DUBEY Essay 1 PRN: 2017033800130272 2 Essay PRN: 2016033800025164 RANK Competition Faculty Technology & Engg. MSU Baroda. RANK Faculty of Arts, MSU Baroda Course: BE (Mechnical Engg.) Competition Course: MA (Hindi) Semester - 6 Semester - 2
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st RAHUL SURESHBHAI MAKWANA nd NIDHI RATNNESH DUBEY Essay 1 PRN: 2017033800130272 2 Essay PRN: 2016033800025164 RANK Competition Faculty Technology & Engg. MSU Baroda. RANK Faculty of Arts, MSU Baroda Course: BE (Mechnical Engg.) Competition Course: MA (Hindi) Semester - 6 Semester - 2
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rd AANCHAL ARUNKUMAR LALA 3 Essay PRN: 2018033800003302 RANK Faculty of Commerce, MSU Baroda Competition Course: B.Com. Semester - 4
ROLE OF CORONA WARRIORS AS PRIDE AND PRESTIGE OF GUJARAT
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: Amidst these best and worst times, there are a Growing up to the famous quote from Tale of group of people silently doing their duties –OUR Cities by Charles Dickens, our generation got to CORONA WARRIORS!!! These worst times could be experience such a situation Live. seen as best times only because of them, the Year 2020, it’s one of the worst times for the doctors and other related healthcare service human race on the face of ea h; our world facing providers, the police personnel, the delivery a Global Pandemic – the Novel Coronavirus agents of the essential items, the lab technicians causing a deadly disease Covid-19. The virus is – working day and night to provide the said to be originated in Wuhan, China which appropriate lab results, the Asha workers. gradually spread in all the pa s of the world, Coming from the Saffron ruled region of India affecting lives of people worldwide: the lives of –Gujarat, I experienced vast scenarios, wherein I people seems to be still with no future plans, got to know how the duty of Corona warriors economy facing their all-time low worse than any directly impacted our life, even being locked in recession we humans have ever faced, regardless the house. In our day-to-day activities, we forget to region, religion, caste or colour, people dying to think how much we are dependent on them, either due to this deadly virus or by the economic and forget to thank them. hault causing lack of money for food, as they With the rise in numbers of cases daily, the weren’t allowed to step out of their house doctors have played a crucial role working day anymore to earn the daily wages. Migrants are and night, staying away from home, risking their stuck away from their families and loved ones own lives, to save the nation. Gujarat being the stranded to survive in these crucial scenarios. second most severely hit area by Covid 19 with This is a time of GLOBAL LOCKDOWN!! total cases being 6625, 1500 recovered cases, With all these crises pushing mankind to an edge, 4729 cases under treatment – we can imagine seeking something positive may be of li le relief the plight of the doctors working all day and night to look forward in learning a new lifestyle, to round the clock, especially with the limited improving what we have been doing wrong and to number of facilities in the medical depa ment, cherish our good old memories. Government has to control such a vast number of patients in an asked everyone to stay inside, we are now smiling organized manner. and celebrating again, families are no more Let us not forget the lab personnel, working to the seeking oppo unities to spend time with each best of their capabilities, to test the patient other. All this is happening inside our own roofs samples, and delivering efficient results. and we don’t need to search for venues anymore. Mother ea h is slowly regaining the original Coming to our police personnel, the population of beauty and health with such less pollution, the air Gujarat being 6.27Crores, and with the sudden is ge ing habitable again. It won’t be wrong if we introduction of lockdown, the strict amendment say- “Our mother ea h began to breathe again.” of rules have come as their responsibility.
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rd AANCHAL ARUNKUMAR LALA 3 Essay PRN: 2018033800003302 RANK Faculty of Commerce, MSU Baroda Competition Course: B.Com. Semester - 4
ROLE OF CORONA WARRIORS AS PRIDE AND PRESTIGE OF GUJARAT
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: Amidst these best and worst times, there are a Growing up to the famous quote from Tale of group of people silently doing their duties –OUR Cities by Charles Dickens, our generation got to CORONA WARRIORS!!! These worst times could be experience such a situation Live. seen as best times only because of them, the Year 2020, it’s one of the worst times for the doctors and other related healthcare service human race on the face of ea h; our world facing providers, the police personnel, the delivery a Global Pandemic – the Novel Coronavirus agents of the essential items, the lab technicians causing a deadly disease Covid-19. The virus is – working day and night to provide the said to be originated in Wuhan, China which appropriate lab results, the Asha workers. gradually spread in all the pa s of the world, Coming from the Saffron ruled region of India affecting lives of people worldwide: the lives of –Gujarat, I experienced vast scenarios, wherein I people seems to be still with no future plans, got to know how the duty of Corona warriors economy facing their all-time low worse than any directly impacted our life, even being locked in recession we humans have ever faced, regardless the house. In our day-to-day activities, we forget to region, religion, caste or colour, people dying to think how much we are dependent on them, either due to this deadly virus or by the economic and forget to thank them. hault causing lack of money for food, as they With the rise in numbers of cases daily, the weren’t allowed to step out of their house doctors have played a crucial role working day anymore to earn the daily wages. Migrants are and night, staying away from home, risking their stuck away from their families and loved ones own lives, to save the nation. Gujarat being the stranded to survive in these crucial scenarios. second most severely hit area by Covid 19 with This is a time of GLOBAL LOCKDOWN!! total cases being 6625, 1500 recovered cases, With all these crises pushing mankind to an edge, 4729 cases under treatment – we can imagine seeking something positive may be of li le relief the plight of the doctors working all day and night to look forward in learning a new lifestyle, to round the clock, especially with the limited improving what we have been doing wrong and to number of facilities in the medical depa ment, cherish our good old memories. Government has to control such a vast number of patients in an asked everyone to stay inside, we are now smiling organized manner. and celebrating again, families are no more Let us not forget the lab personnel, working to the seeking oppo unities to spend time with each best of their capabilities, to test the patient other. All this is happening inside our own roofs samples, and delivering efficient results. and we don’t need to search for venues anymore. Mother ea h is slowly regaining the original Coming to our police personnel, the population of beauty and health with such less pollution, the air Gujarat being 6.27Crores, and with the sudden is ge ing habitable again. It won’t be wrong if we introduction of lockdown, the strict amendment say- “Our mother ea h began to breathe again.” of rules have come as their responsibility.
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Adding to this already difficult task are the group facilities to compensate and ease out the work st NISHA HARSHADKUMAR THAKAR of people roaming aimlessly on roads, handling of the corona warriors. Let us not just clap, and 1 Poetry PRN: 2017033800130531 the uneducated crowd who thinks Covid-19 is just shower them with flowers. We need to RANK Competition Faculty of Family & CommunityScience, MSU Baroda a distraction by the govt. from the recent understand the sensitivity of the situation and Course: B.Sc. (Food & Nutrition) Semester - 6 political agendas. Handling the anger and rage of comply with the guidelines laid out by the the so-called Well-to-do people with high government and do our best to contribute in this connections; in spite of all this the work and fight for humanity. It is said “The best way to find control done by the police force is indeed yourself is to lose yourself in the service of remarkable. others”. The Asha workers, people deployed by the Let’s not do it for ourselves, but out future government like road cleaners, garbage pickers, generations, so when the cure or treatment of cleaners-they too are doing their duties silently, the disease is found, we do not go back to the risking their own lives. world we have le behind, but a new World with The delivery agents provide timely service, the good, new habits, with simple acts of Kindness people deliver food and basic amenities to the and all the things we can do with the it. migrant workers, the pilots flying down Indians The virus might be the worst ever for humanity, stuck in different countries, the list of Corona but let us make this the reason for a be er warriors is endless, but motives are common: tomorrow. The Corona warriors are doing their dedication to the country!. best and risking their own lives, Let us all pledge Adding to the task, is the weather condition to make this life wo h saving!! especially in Gujarat with average temperature of 45°C and our corona warriors working outside under hot sun, or covered in PPEs in hospitals. The work done by them can never be repaid, however, the government has been providing
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Adding to this already difficult task are the group facilities to compensate and ease out the work st NISHA HARSHADKUMAR THAKAR of people roaming aimlessly on roads, handling of the corona warriors. Let us not just clap, and 1 Poetry PRN: 2017033800130531 the uneducated crowd who thinks Covid-19 is just shower them with flowers. We need to RANK Competition Faculty of Family & CommunityScience, MSU Baroda a distraction by the govt. from the recent understand the sensitivity of the situation and Course: B.Sc. (Food & Nutrition) Semester - 6 political agendas. Handling the anger and rage of comply with the guidelines laid out by the the so-called Well-to-do people with high government and do our best to contribute in this connections; in spite of all this the work and fight for humanity. It is said “The best way to find control done by the police force is indeed yourself is to lose yourself in the service of remarkable. others”. The Asha workers, people deployed by the Let’s not do it for ourselves, but out future government like road cleaners, garbage pickers, generations, so when the cure or treatment of cleaners-they too are doing their duties silently, the disease is found, we do not go back to the risking their own lives. world we have le behind, but a new World with The delivery agents provide timely service, the good, new habits, with simple acts of Kindness people deliver food and basic amenities to the and all the things we can do with the it. migrant workers, the pilots flying down Indians The virus might be the worst ever for humanity, stuck in different countries, the list of Corona but let us make this the reason for a be er warriors is endless, but motives are common: tomorrow. The Corona warriors are doing their dedication to the country!. best and risking their own lives, Let us all pledge Adding to the task, is the weather condition to make this life wo h saving!! especially in Gujarat with average temperature of 45°C and our corona warriors working outside under hot sun, or covered in PPEs in hospitals. The work done by them can never be repaid, however, the government has been providing
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nd ANIL RAMCHANDRA YADAV rd VIKRANT CHIRAGKUMAR PANDYA Poetry 2 Poetry PRN: 2018033800108374 3 PRN: 2016033800087892 RANK Faculty of Arts, MSU Baroda RANK Competition Faculty of Law, MSU Baroda Competition Course: BA (History) Course: BA. LLB Semester - 4 Semester - 8
Here’s a li le tribute to the warriors these days, Only god knows how they go all those ways;
Some applaud with Thhaalis, Some respect them with Talis; But there is a number who use pebbles and Gaalis;
They wear white; they don’t want people to wear it! They know that some hate em’ still they’re able to bear it;
They’re fighting for us; can’t meet their children and spouse; And some landlords, they want them to vacate their house!
“New Untouchables” the term by which they are being referred; But instead, by them only service is being rendered;
The place they work, they need it tidy and clean; Then came some ignorants, they did things obscene;
Some roamed without pants, demanded Bidis and cigare e, Our warriors still treated them; we know that they did great!
They were there, they are there, they will be when needed, They would offer everything even though they bleeded;
A research, discovery can be a major coup; They will fight your pain; they just want trust from you,
The warriors, don’t hu them, if you cannot praise; Coz’ now is the time to know, how they go all those ways.
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nd ANIL RAMCHANDRA YADAV rd VIKRANT CHIRAGKUMAR PANDYA Poetry 2 Poetry PRN: 2018033800108374 3 PRN: 2016033800087892 RANK Faculty of Arts, MSU Baroda RANK Competition Faculty of Law, MSU Baroda Competition Course: BA (History) Course: BA. LLB Semester - 4 Semester - 8
Here’s a li le tribute to the warriors these days, Only god knows how they go all those ways;
Some applaud with Thhaalis, Some respect them with Talis; But there is a number who use pebbles and Gaalis;
They wear white; they don’t want people to wear it! They know that some hate em’ still they’re able to bear it;
They’re fighting for us; can’t meet their children and spouse; And some landlords, they want them to vacate their house!
“New Untouchables” the term by which they are being referred; But instead, by them only service is being rendered;
The place they work, they need it tidy and clean; Then came some ignorants, they did things obscene;
Some roamed without pants, demanded Bidis and cigare e, Our warriors still treated them; we know that they did great!
They were there, they are there, they will be when needed, They would offer everything even though they bleeded;
A research, discovery can be a major coup; They will fight your pain; they just want trust from you,
The warriors, don’t hu them, if you cannot praise; Coz’ now is the time to know, how they go all those ways.
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st VEDANSHI TARUN GAUTAM nd ZANKHANBEN ARSHIBHAI SOLANKI Painting 1 PRN: 2016033800024474 2 Painting PRN: 2017033800142756 RANK Competition Faculty of Arts, MSU Baroda. RANK Faculty of Science, MSU Baroda Course: MA Sociology Competition Course: B.Sc. (Physics) Semester - 2 Semester - 6
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st VEDANSHI TARUN GAUTAM nd ZANKHANBEN ARSHIBHAI SOLANKI Painting 1 PRN: 2016033800024474 2 Painting PRN: 2017033800142756 RANK Competition Faculty of Arts, MSU Baroda. RANK Faculty of Science, MSU Baroda Course: MA Sociology Competition Course: B.Sc. (Physics) Semester - 2 Semester - 6
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Webinar on “COVID-19: Joys of Family Life” rd SHUBHAM BHANALAL GEHLOT 3 Painting PRN: 2018033800095216 RANK Faculty of Fine Arts, MSU Baroda Date: Competition Course: BVA (Applied Arts) 17-5-2020 Semester - 4 Organizer: The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Speaker: Hon’ble Gnanvatsal Swamiji, B. A .P.S, Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasama, Hon'ble Education Minister, Government of Gujarat, Smt. Vibhavariben Dave, Hon’ble Minister of State, Education, Women and Child Welfare, Government of Gujarat, Smt. Anju Sharma, IAS, Hon’ble Principal Secretary, Higher & Technical Education, Prof. Parimal Vyas, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.
The webinar on "Covid-19 : Joys of Family Life" Shri Gnanvatsal Swami ji enlightened the pa icipant organised by The Maharaja Sayajirao University of regarding how everyone had got to know their family Baroda. The webinar was organised on "The World well during lockdown and also emphasized on culture Family Day". It was been graced by the eminent and restraint are also necessary with sma ness and speakers like Principal Secretary of Higher and Social Media savy mind. He also talked about the Technical Education, Government of Gujarat State. significance of company, academic brilliance in one's Smt. Anju Sharma and Smt. Vibhavariben, Hon'ble life. He also talked about the Impo ance of mental Minister of Child Welfare, Education and Women, health and its effects on physical health. He said that Government of Gujarat and Sant Shri Gyanvatsal improving own self and not being rigid with family and Swamiji from BAPS. The Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. loving them is the mantra for being happy. He Parimal Vyas gave the opening remarks and Prof. encouraged the husbands pa icipating and helping Magan Parmar directed the webinar. wives and also gave a tip to the new generation Smt. Anju Sharma threw light on how family is our parents to understand the new generation child n pillar of life and how much necessary it to is keep it remain and under her/his mindset and needs. strong. Shri. Bhupendrasinh Chudasama, Hon’ble Cabinet Smt. Vibhavariben Dave urged the pa icipants to Minister, Education Depa ment could not join the respect and applaud the responsible women in family webinar as he was busy a ending another meeting like we applaud corona warriors in society. related to Lockdown, but had sent his blessings and best wishes for the same.
Hon'ble Gnanvatsal Swamiji Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasama Smt. Vibhavariben Dave Smt. Anju Sharma
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Webinar on “COVID-19: Joys of Family Life” rd SHUBHAM BHANALAL GEHLOT 3 Painting PRN: 2018033800095216 RANK Faculty of Fine Arts, MSU Baroda Date: Competition Course: BVA (Applied Arts) 17-5-2020 Semester - 4 Organizer: The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Speaker: Hon’ble Gnanvatsal Swamiji, B. A .P.S, Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasama, Hon'ble Education Minister, Government of Gujarat, Smt. Vibhavariben Dave, Hon’ble Minister of State, Education, Women and Child Welfare, Government of Gujarat, Smt. Anju Sharma, IAS, Hon’ble Principal Secretary, Higher & Technical Education, Prof. Parimal Vyas, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.
The webinar on "Covid-19 : Joys of Family Life" Shri Gnanvatsal Swami ji enlightened the pa icipant organised by The Maharaja Sayajirao University of regarding how everyone had got to know their family Baroda. The webinar was organised on "The World well during lockdown and also emphasized on culture Family Day". It was been graced by the eminent and restraint are also necessary with sma ness and speakers like Principal Secretary of Higher and Social Media savy mind. He also talked about the Technical Education, Government of Gujarat State. significance of company, academic brilliance in one's Smt. Anju Sharma and Smt. Vibhavariben, Hon'ble life. He also talked about the Impo ance of mental Minister of Child Welfare, Education and Women, health and its effects on physical health. He said that Government of Gujarat and Sant Shri Gyanvatsal improving own self and not being rigid with family and Swamiji from BAPS. The Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. loving them is the mantra for being happy. He Parimal Vyas gave the opening remarks and Prof. encouraged the husbands pa icipating and helping Magan Parmar directed the webinar. wives and also gave a tip to the new generation Smt. Anju Sharma threw light on how family is our parents to understand the new generation child n pillar of life and how much necessary it to is keep it remain and under her/his mindset and needs. strong. Shri. Bhupendrasinh Chudasama, Hon’ble Cabinet Smt. Vibhavariben Dave urged the pa icipants to Minister, Education Depa ment could not join the respect and applaud the responsible women in family webinar as he was busy a ending another meeting like we applaud corona warriors in society. related to Lockdown, but had sent his blessings and best wishes for the same.
Hon'ble Gnanvatsal Swamiji Shri Bhupendrasinh Chudasama Smt. Vibhavariben Dave Smt. Anju Sharma
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Webinar on “Glimpses of Plant sciences from ancient India” Webinar on “Global Climate Change”
Date: Date: 28-5-2020 7-5-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Depa ment of Botany, Faculty of Science, Institute of Climate Change Research, The The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Mr. Shwetal Shah, Technical Advisor - Dr. S. Sundara Rajan, D.Sc, D. Li - Retd. Climate Change Depa ment, Government Professor and Head, Depa ment of Botany, of Gujarat. St. Joseph's College, Center for Research in ancient and modern biology, Bangalore.
Prof. Dr. S. Sundara Rajan
Dr. S. Sundara Rajan spoke about how foreigners, also told that Parashara was the person who is known He spoke on whether this pandemic really new normal -change in lifestyle". Will it be Respect for especially the scientist from other countries have as Father of Indian Botany and he was the first to emphasizes the fact that everything is connected. science change in financial systems, more focus on neglected the contribution of India in Plant science. describe the internal structure of the leaf and also Marshal Bruke from Stanford University estimated local actions, and local resources? Globalization He also talked about the Rishis and Vedas which were gave the name of different old literature where we the reduction of air pollution in China may have saved would take a pause with less carefree tourism and wri en in ancient period. The two Rishis, Brighu and can go through all this knowledge. Overall the many more lives than we actually lost in the close borders. Brighraja who were rishi cum scientist and described webinar was very successful and insigh ul. pandemic. The focus was placed on "What will be the so many plants in Sanskrit and named them with their morphological characters or medicinal prope ies. He Webinar on “Rural based Sta up and Entrepreneurship Sanitary Webinar on “Coping Mechanisms during COVID-19: Product Manufacturing and Entrepreneurship Development” Interactions with the Youth” Date: 12-5-2020 Date: Organizer: 9-5-2020 and 10-5-2020 Unnat Bharat Abhiyan and Internal Quality Organizer: Assurance Cell in Collaboration with SVNIT, Depa ment of Extension and Comm., Surat Faculty of Family and Community Sciences Speaker: in collaboration with Movement for Mrs. Swati Bedekar, Development India (MoDe) Director, Vatsalya Foundation Speaker: Mr. Himachal Bhutak, Program-Director, MoDe India, Dr. Sudhir Joshi, District Ayurveda Officer, and Deputy DDO, Vadodara, Dr. Awa Shukla, Director I/C, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University, Ahmedabad. The aim of the webinar was to understand the the same course was unde aken with 30 students impo ance of sanitary pads and how it is essential to and also how villagers who help in the manufacturing The aim was to motivate youth to build their unique Communication messages to educate masses have a course on the same implemented in the of the sanitary pads have sta ed successfully capacities to generate awareness through new and for expected 'new normal' of life post lockdown. University. They also spoke on how the first batch of preparing PPE kits necessary during this COVID time.
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Webinar on “Glimpses of Plant sciences from ancient India” Webinar on “Global Climate Change”
Date: Date: 28-5-2020 7-5-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Depa ment of Botany, Faculty of Science, Institute of Climate Change Research, The The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Mr. Shwetal Shah, Technical Advisor - Dr. S. Sundara Rajan, D.Sc, D. Li - Retd. Climate Change Depa ment, Government Professor and Head, Depa ment of Botany, of Gujarat. St. Joseph's College, Center for Research in ancient and modern biology, Bangalore.
Prof. Dr. S. Sundara Rajan
Dr. S. Sundara Rajan spoke about how foreigners, also told that Parashara was the person who is known He spoke on whether this pandemic really new normal -change in lifestyle". Will it be Respect for especially the scientist from other countries have as Father of Indian Botany and he was the first to emphasizes the fact that everything is connected. science change in financial systems, more focus on neglected the contribution of India in Plant science. describe the internal structure of the leaf and also Marshal Bruke from Stanford University estimated local actions, and local resources? Globalization He also talked about the Rishis and Vedas which were gave the name of different old literature where we the reduction of air pollution in China may have saved would take a pause with less carefree tourism and wri en in ancient period. The two Rishis, Brighu and can go through all this knowledge. Overall the many more lives than we actually lost in the close borders. Brighraja who were rishi cum scientist and described webinar was very successful and insigh ul. pandemic. The focus was placed on "What will be the so many plants in Sanskrit and named them with their morphological characters or medicinal prope ies. He Webinar on “Rural based Sta up and Entrepreneurship Sanitary Webinar on “Coping Mechanisms during COVID-19: Product Manufacturing and Entrepreneurship Development” Interactions with the Youth” Date: 12-5-2020 Date: Organizer: 9-5-2020 and 10-5-2020 Unnat Bharat Abhiyan and Internal Quality Organizer: Assurance Cell in Collaboration with SVNIT, Depa ment of Extension and Comm., Surat Faculty of Family and Community Sciences Speaker: in collaboration with Movement for Mrs. Swati Bedekar, Development India (MoDe) Director, Vatsalya Foundation Speaker: Mr. Himachal Bhutak, Program-Director, MoDe India, Dr. Sudhir Joshi, District Ayurveda Officer, and Deputy DDO, Vadodara, Dr. Awa Shukla, Director I/C, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University, Ahmedabad. The aim of the webinar was to understand the the same course was unde aken with 30 students impo ance of sanitary pads and how it is essential to and also how villagers who help in the manufacturing The aim was to motivate youth to build their unique Communication messages to educate masses have a course on the same implemented in the of the sanitary pads have sta ed successfully capacities to generate awareness through new and for expected 'new normal' of life post lockdown. University. They also spoke on how the first batch of preparing PPE kits necessary during this COVID time.
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Emerging Challenges & Responses of Social Work Professionals during COVID-19 Webinar on “Dra ing of Patent Application”
Date: 01-05-2020 Date: Organizer: 02-05-2020 Faculty of Social Work, The Maharaja Organizer: Sayajirao University of Baroda. Faculty of Law, The Maharaja Sayajirao Speaker: University of Baroda. Dr. Sonal Mishra, Medical Officer, University Speaker: Health center, Prof. (Dr.) Surinder Jaswal, Ms. Deepali Paun, IP A orney, Registered Deputy Director & Dean, School of Patent Agent and Propreitx at IP Research Methodology, TISS, Mumbai, BRICKLAYER, Ahmedabad. Prof. Jim Campbell, Full Professor of Social Work, Head of School, School of Social Policy, Social Work & Social Justice, University College of Dublin, Ireland.
Prof. Anna Scheye , Dean & Professor, School of Social Work, University of Georgia, Athen, USA, Dr. Abraham Francis, Associate Professor, Head Social Work and Human Services, James Cook University, She shared her expe ise in IP practice in the dra ing interesting. Ms. Deepali also gave useful tips to be Australia, Dr. Shweta Verma, CEO & Founder, Ginny & Planet, New Delhi, Prof. Ilango Ponnuswami, Chair, Patent Application, which is considered to be one of adhered to while dra ing patent applications to School of Social Sciences, Professor, Depa ment of Social Work, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirapalli the most impo ant stages in obtaining a patent. The maximize the chances of obtaining patents. Special session was conducted by orienting the pa icipants emphasis was given on the Claims po ion of the Emphasis was on the impo ance of online education emotionally connected while practicing physical about the legal provisions of Patent Law and lucid Patent Application, which decides the rights of a in the field of social work and to practice reflective distancing. Prof. (Dr.) Bhavna Mehta, HOD, Faculty of illustrations were given to make the session Patentee once the patent is granted. supervision, placement and encourage innovation Social Work was the training programme convenor. and creation along with the impo ance of remaining Reimagining Leadership using Creativity during COVID-19 Era Herbals at Home for Health Management during COVID-19
Date: Date: 09-05-2020 02-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Depa ment of Botany, Faculty of Science, Institute of Leadership and Governance, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Prof. Satyanshu Kumar, Principal Scientist, Dr. Arpan Yagnik, Asst. Professor, Penn Directorate of Medicinal Aromatic Plants, State University & TedX. Boriavi, Anand.
The aim was to understand how the herbs used at Ashwagandha. Herbs for life stye diseases Obesity - He delivered an Interactive Public Lecture on the sta ed with the qualities of a leader and then shared home are useful for strengthening the human system Madhunasani, Maejavo, Obesity- Kokam, Hea above through online mode where he interacted with his model of leadership and how it is significant in who first discussed about the food stating ailments- Arjuna, Sarpagandha. Hea problem, more than 75 pa icipants from across India and also different situations. He also emphasized on the Hippocrates “Let food be thy medicine and medicine Constipation-Senna, Isabgul, Sleep disorde- from outside India like the USA, London. He also changing scenario with reference to COVID-19. be thy food”. He covered topic on Immunity Booster Aswagandha, memory related – Brahmi, Kauncha, For Herbs Tulsi, Amla, Aswagandha, Giloe, Kalmegh, gynecological issues - Asparagus, China rose, Adasi. P. 25 Mulethi, Aloe vera. Herbs for stress Management like Herbs as functional food. P. 27 P. 28 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Emerging Challenges & Responses of Social Work Professionals during COVID-19 Webinar on “Dra ing of Patent Application”
Date: 01-05-2020 Date: Organizer: 02-05-2020 Faculty of Social Work, The Maharaja Organizer: Sayajirao University of Baroda. Faculty of Law, The Maharaja Sayajirao Speaker: University of Baroda. Dr. Sonal Mishra, Medical Officer, University Speaker: Health center, Prof. (Dr.) Surinder Jaswal, Ms. Deepali Paun, IP A orney, Registered Deputy Director & Dean, School of Patent Agent and Propreitx at IP Research Methodology, TISS, Mumbai, BRICKLAYER, Ahmedabad. Prof. Jim Campbell, Full Professor of Social Work, Head of School, School of Social Policy, Social Work & Social Justice, University College of Dublin, Ireland.
Prof. Anna Scheye , Dean & Professor, School of Social Work, University of Georgia, Athen, USA, Dr. Abraham Francis, Associate Professor, Head Social Work and Human Services, James Cook University, She shared her expe ise in IP practice in the dra ing interesting. Ms. Deepali also gave useful tips to be Australia, Dr. Shweta Verma, CEO & Founder, Ginny & Planet, New Delhi, Prof. Ilango Ponnuswami, Chair, Patent Application, which is considered to be one of adhered to while dra ing patent applications to School of Social Sciences, Professor, Depa ment of Social Work, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirapalli the most impo ant stages in obtaining a patent. The maximize the chances of obtaining patents. Special session was conducted by orienting the pa icipants emphasis was given on the Claims po ion of the Emphasis was on the impo ance of online education emotionally connected while practicing physical about the legal provisions of Patent Law and lucid Patent Application, which decides the rights of a in the field of social work and to practice reflective distancing. Prof. (Dr.) Bhavna Mehta, HOD, Faculty of illustrations were given to make the session Patentee once the patent is granted. supervision, placement and encourage innovation Social Work was the training programme convenor. and creation along with the impo ance of remaining Reimagining Leadership using Creativity during COVID-19 Era Herbals at Home for Health Management during COVID-19
Date: Date: 09-05-2020 02-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Depa ment of Botany, Faculty of Science, Institute of Leadership and Governance, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Prof. Satyanshu Kumar, Principal Scientist, Dr. Arpan Yagnik, Asst. Professor, Penn Directorate of Medicinal Aromatic Plants, State University & TedX. Boriavi, Anand.
The aim was to understand how the herbs used at Ashwagandha. Herbs for life stye diseases Obesity - He delivered an Interactive Public Lecture on the sta ed with the qualities of a leader and then shared home are useful for strengthening the human system Madhunasani, Maejavo, Obesity- Kokam, Hea above through online mode where he interacted with his model of leadership and how it is significant in who first discussed about the food stating ailments- Arjuna, Sarpagandha. Hea problem, more than 75 pa icipants from across India and also different situations. He also emphasized on the Hippocrates “Let food be thy medicine and medicine Constipation-Senna, Isabgul, Sleep disorde- from outside India like the USA, London. He also changing scenario with reference to COVID-19. be thy food”. He covered topic on Immunity Booster Aswagandha, memory related – Brahmi, Kauncha, For Herbs Tulsi, Amla, Aswagandha, Giloe, Kalmegh, gynecological issues - Asparagus, China rose, Adasi. P. 25 Mulethi, Aloe vera. Herbs for stress Management like Herbs as functional food. P. 27 P. 28 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
2 days Webinar on “Cybergogy for 21st Century Classrooms” Modern Trends in Experimental Research: Insights from Regenerative Medicine and Metagenomics Date: 18-05-2020 and 19-05-2020 Date: Organizer: 30-05-2020 and 31-05-2020 Inter-University Centre for Teachers Organizer: Education, Depa ment of Education, Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Faculty of Faculty of Education and Psychology Science and Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies Speaker: Speaker: Dr. V. P. Joshith, Associate Professor, Dr. Munjal Acharya, Assistant Professor (in Depa ment of Teacher Education, Nagaland Residence Series) Radiation Oncology University of California, Irwine, USA - Neuro-protective University, Kohima Campus, Meriema, strategies on Remediation of brain functions Nagaland, Dr. K. Thiyagusuri, Assistant a er radiation therapy, Dr. Dhwani Desai, Professor, Depa ment of Education, School Research Associate Marine Microbial Genomics of Education (SoE), Central University of & Biogeochemistry Dalhousie University, Halifax, Kerala, Kerala. Canada - Microbial Diversity in Marine Eco- systems and role of Metagenomics.
The webinar was one in which more than 3000 people Creation & Web-Tools for E-Assessment’ and 2) Web- pa icipated wherein eminent speakers provided an tools for Collaborative Learning & Mobile Applications Dr. Munjal Acharya's talk touched upon areas such as assessment of the metabolic diversity of marine as insight into how the COVID-19 pandemic has given us for Education. According to them the way looked at glia-dependent pathophysiological mechanism of well as human gut microbiomes through a targeted an oppo unity to learn Information and the pedagogical concept earlier, needs to be radiation-induced cognitive dysfunction, human metagenomics/meta transcriptomics approach Communication Technology and integrate it in our revisited. Our pedagogical principles should be in stem cell-based regenerative strategies to alongwith the development and usage of teaching-learning process. The Sub-themes covered integration with the technological interventions now. remediate brain from the unintended side effects of computational tools, pipelines for the taxonomic and in the webinar included 1) ‘Web-tools for Video cancer therapies, role of exosomes in stem cell functional profiling of high-throughput next- transplantation-mediated recovery of the injured generation sequencing data from marine and other brain. Fu her, Dr. Dhwani Desai's talk detailed the environments including the human gut. Management post-COVID - HR & Marketing Perspective Impact of COVID-19 on Pharma Market & Economy Date: 29-05-2020 Organizer: Date: Faculty of Management Studies, Baroda, The 09-05-2020 Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Organizer: Speaker: Faculty of Pharmacy, The Maharaja Mr. Vikash, Chief Manager (Plant), Gujarat Refinery Installation. Marketing Division Indian Oil Sayajirao University of Baroda. corporation limited. Vadodara. Dr. Lavina Sharma, Speaker: Assistant Professor at Symbiosis Institute of Dr. Devendra Puntambekar, (PhD, MBA) Business Management, Bengaluru, Symbiosis H e a d , P r o d u c t P o o l i o , O m a n International (Deemed University). Ms. Radhika Pharmaceuticals, Oman Kapila, guest Faculty from the Faculty of Social Work, Prof. (Dr.) M. N. Parmar, Dean, Faculty of Social Work.
Ms. Radhika Kapila talked about "HR in a post-COVID- COVID -19". He spoke about negative oil futures and 19 world". 2nd lecturer of the evening was Mr. Vikash, how it will not affect the retail market along with this shared insights on "Marketing Challenges of he shared why gulf countries/OPEC increased their The webinar was a ended by more than 470 remark was given by our Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. Petroleum products- amid global slow down due to crude oil production. pa icipants from all over India, US, UK, Canada and Parimal Vyas. This webinar was live on the MSU UAE wherein the speaker spoke of both the positive official facebook page and crossed 4800+ views. and negative impacts of the above. The opening P. 29 P. 30 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
2 days Webinar on “Cybergogy for 21st Century Classrooms” Modern Trends in Experimental Research: Insights from Regenerative Medicine and Metagenomics Date: 18-05-2020 and 19-05-2020 Date: Organizer: 30-05-2020 and 31-05-2020 Inter-University Centre for Teachers Organizer: Education, Depa ment of Education, Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Faculty of Faculty of Education and Psychology Science and Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies Speaker: Speaker: Dr. V. P. Joshith, Associate Professor, Dr. Munjal Acharya, Assistant Professor (in Depa ment of Teacher Education, Nagaland Residence Series) Radiation Oncology University of California, Irwine, USA - Neuro-protective University, Kohima Campus, Meriema, strategies on Remediation of brain functions Nagaland, Dr. K. Thiyagusuri, Assistant a er radiation therapy, Dr. Dhwani Desai, Professor, Depa ment of Education, School Research Associate Marine Microbial Genomics of Education (SoE), Central University of & Biogeochemistry Dalhousie University, Halifax, Kerala, Kerala. Canada - Microbial Diversity in Marine Eco- systems and role of Metagenomics.
The webinar was one in which more than 3000 people Creation & Web-Tools for E-Assessment’ and 2) Web- pa icipated wherein eminent speakers provided an tools for Collaborative Learning & Mobile Applications Dr. Munjal Acharya's talk touched upon areas such as assessment of the metabolic diversity of marine as insight into how the COVID-19 pandemic has given us for Education. According to them the way looked at glia-dependent pathophysiological mechanism of well as human gut microbiomes through a targeted an oppo unity to learn Information and the pedagogical concept earlier, needs to be radiation-induced cognitive dysfunction, human metagenomics/meta transcriptomics approach Communication Technology and integrate it in our revisited. Our pedagogical principles should be in stem cell-based regenerative strategies to alongwith the development and usage of teaching-learning process. The Sub-themes covered integration with the technological interventions now. remediate brain from the unintended side effects of computational tools, pipelines for the taxonomic and in the webinar included 1) ‘Web-tools for Video cancer therapies, role of exosomes in stem cell functional profiling of high-throughput next- transplantation-mediated recovery of the injured generation sequencing data from marine and other brain. Fu her, Dr. Dhwani Desai's talk detailed the environments including the human gut. Management post-COVID - HR & Marketing Perspective Impact of COVID-19 on Pharma Market & Economy Date: 29-05-2020 Organizer: Date: Faculty of Management Studies, Baroda, The 09-05-2020 Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Organizer: Speaker: Faculty of Pharmacy, The Maharaja Mr. Vikash, Chief Manager (Plant), Gujarat Refinery Installation. Marketing Division Indian Oil Sayajirao University of Baroda. corporation limited. Vadodara. Dr. Lavina Sharma, Speaker: Assistant Professor at Symbiosis Institute of Dr. Devendra Puntambekar, (PhD, MBA) Business Management, Bengaluru, Symbiosis H e a d , P r o d u c t P o o l i o , O m a n International (Deemed University). Ms. Radhika Pharmaceuticals, Oman Kapila, guest Faculty from the Faculty of Social Work, Prof. (Dr.) M. N. Parmar, Dean, Faculty of Social Work.
Ms. Radhika Kapila talked about "HR in a post-COVID- COVID -19". He spoke about negative oil futures and 19 world". 2nd lecturer of the evening was Mr. Vikash, how it will not affect the retail market along with this shared insights on "Marketing Challenges of he shared why gulf countries/OPEC increased their The webinar was a ended by more than 470 remark was given by our Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. Petroleum products- amid global slow down due to crude oil production. pa icipants from all over India, US, UK, Canada and Parimal Vyas. This webinar was live on the MSU UAE wherein the speaker spoke of both the positive official facebook page and crossed 4800+ views. and negative impacts of the above. The opening P. 29 P. 30 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Webinar on “PEEPAL- The Bodhi Tree” Webinar on “Human Rights, Fundamental Rights and COVID-19”
Date: Date: 26-05-2020 15-05-2020. Organizer: Organizer: M.K Amin A s & Science College and Faculty of Law, The Maharaja Sayajirao College of Commerce, Padra and The University of Baroda. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Prof. (Dr.) Devinder Singh, Dean, Faculty of Dr. Jitendra Gavali, Director, Regional L a w, P u n j a b Te c h n i c a l U n i v e r s i t y Community Science Centre , Vadodara. (Jalandhar)- Human rights and COVID., Mr. Gautam Bhatia, Supreme Cou Lawyer, a D.Phil. (Law) candidate from Oxford University - Separation of powers, Dr. Archana Gadekar, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law.
Emphasizes was placed on the impo ance of the peepal tree located in Dandia bazaar (Vadodara, Almost 900 pa icipants were enlightened on topics Judiciary as the Executive is exercising more powers. Peepal tree in our ecosystem. The peepal tree is Gujarat), where he was able to record 28 species of like Human rights and COVID, Separation of powers Secondly, according to him, apa from the Right to home to many insects, birds, and animals. Fu her, in birds. Many birds depend upon the fruits of the tree according to which presently, it seems the Executive livelihood, the right to equality is more a racted, in Hindu culture, the peepal tree is worshipped and while some were feeding upon the caterpillars, is doing everything. The Doctrine of Propo ionality the present crisis situation. He also emphasized the holds spiritual impo ance. Lord Krishna considers moths, and insects which reside there and feed on needs to applied and in the present-day scenario, he need of declaring internet facilities as a public utility. himself as peepal tree of all trees. Lord Buddha the plant sap or leaf primodia. Finally, he concluded expects a much active and vigilant role from the a ained enlightenment under the peepal tree. The with a question that “Can we really calculate the speaker also shared an observation made by him on a ‘value’ of a tree that thrives even for a few decades?” Webinar on “Online Dispute Resolution in the COVID-19 Era” Post COVID-19: Challenges & Oppo unities Date: Date: 10-5-2020 21-05-2020 to 23-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Law in association with Internal Textile and Apparel Design, Institute of Quality Assurance Cell, The Maharaja Fashion Technology, Faculty of Family and Sayajirao University of Baroda. Community Sciences. Speaker: Speaker: Mr. Thomas P. Valenti, Lawyer, Mediator, Prof. (Dr.) Anjali Karolia, Director IFT, Dean Cha ered Arbitrator (ClArb) & Facilitator, Faculty of Family and Community Sciences. speakers from brands like Shopper Stop, NID Chicago, the United States of America. Gandhinagar, Zydex, Vadodara, Birla Cellulose, Sera Group, Zudio, Tata Trent, Pantaloons, Globus, Firstcry.com, Jhini Chadariya, Metaphor Racha, India Cra Village.
A ended by around 574 pa icipants both via Google Resource Person also talked about how cou s have The three days webinar covered The Garment and Textiles communities and designers encourage ‘Handmade in Meet and Facebook Live where Mr. Thomas P. Valenti been shu ered or significantly scaled back in their Sector. An excellent set of panelist from renowned India’, ‘Make in India’, ‘Buy Indian and promote Indian’. The shared his expe ise of being a highly accomplished operation in COVID-19 era and emerging challenges industries, shared their views during the three days. To organisation and conceptua-lisation was done by Ms. Mediator and A orney. The session was conducted by for effective dispute management. Special emphasis cover all these aspects, the speakers from renowned Beena Santosh Assistant Director, Dr. Amrita Doshi and Ms. brands were presented. The session was discussed and Isha Bharadwaj under guidance of Prof. Madhu Sharan orienting the pa icipants about the basic tenets of was given on educating legal community to make guided by Prof. (Dr.) Anjali Karolia. This pause should ideally Associate Director IFT from the dept. of TAD and Prof. Alternative Dispute Resolution and lucid illustrations people aware about Online Dispute Resolution. be promoted as incubation period where self-sustaining (Dr.Anjali Karolia. were given to make the session more engaging. The P. 31 P. 32 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Webinar on “PEEPAL- The Bodhi Tree” Webinar on “Human Rights, Fundamental Rights and COVID-19”
Date: Date: 26-05-2020 15-05-2020. Organizer: Organizer: M.K Amin A s & Science College and Faculty of Law, The Maharaja Sayajirao College of Commerce, Padra and The University of Baroda. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Prof. (Dr.) Devinder Singh, Dean, Faculty of Dr. Jitendra Gavali, Director, Regional L a w, P u n j a b Te c h n i c a l U n i v e r s i t y Community Science Centre , Vadodara. (Jalandhar)- Human rights and COVID., Mr. Gautam Bhatia, Supreme Cou Lawyer, a D.Phil. (Law) candidate from Oxford University - Separation of powers, Dr. Archana Gadekar, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law.
Emphasizes was placed on the impo ance of the peepal tree located in Dandia bazaar (Vadodara, Almost 900 pa icipants were enlightened on topics Judiciary as the Executive is exercising more powers. Peepal tree in our ecosystem. The peepal tree is Gujarat), where he was able to record 28 species of like Human rights and COVID, Separation of powers Secondly, according to him, apa from the Right to home to many insects, birds, and animals. Fu her, in birds. Many birds depend upon the fruits of the tree according to which presently, it seems the Executive livelihood, the right to equality is more a racted, in Hindu culture, the peepal tree is worshipped and while some were feeding upon the caterpillars, is doing everything. The Doctrine of Propo ionality the present crisis situation. He also emphasized the holds spiritual impo ance. Lord Krishna considers moths, and insects which reside there and feed on needs to applied and in the present-day scenario, he need of declaring internet facilities as a public utility. himself as peepal tree of all trees. Lord Buddha the plant sap or leaf primodia. Finally, he concluded expects a much active and vigilant role from the a ained enlightenment under the peepal tree. The with a question that “Can we really calculate the speaker also shared an observation made by him on a ‘value’ of a tree that thrives even for a few decades?” Webinar on “Online Dispute Resolution in the COVID-19 Era” Post COVID-19: Challenges & Oppo unities Date: Date: 10-5-2020 21-05-2020 to 23-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Law in association with Internal Textile and Apparel Design, Institute of Quality Assurance Cell, The Maharaja Fashion Technology, Faculty of Family and Sayajirao University of Baroda. Community Sciences. Speaker: Speaker: Mr. Thomas P. Valenti, Lawyer, Mediator, Prof. (Dr.) Anjali Karolia, Director IFT, Dean Cha ered Arbitrator (ClArb) & Facilitator, Faculty of Family and Community Sciences. speakers from brands like Shopper Stop, NID Chicago, the United States of America. Gandhinagar, Zydex, Vadodara, Birla Cellulose, Sera Group, Zudio, Tata Trent, Pantaloons, Globus, Firstcry.com, Jhini Chadariya, Metaphor Racha, India Cra Village.
A ended by around 574 pa icipants both via Google Resource Person also talked about how cou s have The three days webinar covered The Garment and Textiles communities and designers encourage ‘Handmade in Meet and Facebook Live where Mr. Thomas P. Valenti been shu ered or significantly scaled back in their Sector. An excellent set of panelist from renowned India’, ‘Make in India’, ‘Buy Indian and promote Indian’. The shared his expe ise of being a highly accomplished operation in COVID-19 era and emerging challenges industries, shared their views during the three days. To organisation and conceptua-lisation was done by Ms. Mediator and A orney. The session was conducted by for effective dispute management. Special emphasis cover all these aspects, the speakers from renowned Beena Santosh Assistant Director, Dr. Amrita Doshi and Ms. brands were presented. The session was discussed and Isha Bharadwaj under guidance of Prof. Madhu Sharan orienting the pa icipants about the basic tenets of was given on educating legal community to make guided by Prof. (Dr.) Anjali Karolia. This pause should ideally Associate Director IFT from the dept. of TAD and Prof. Alternative Dispute Resolution and lucid illustrations people aware about Online Dispute Resolution. be promoted as incubation period where self-sustaining (Dr.Anjali Karolia. were given to make the session more engaging. The P. 31 P. 32 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Webinar on "Role of youth in preventing COVID-19” Webinar on “Organization Effectiveness and Employee Mental Health during the period of Lock Down” Date: 19-05-2020 Date: Organizer: 15-05-2020 and 16-05-2020 Organizer: Faculty of Social Work, National Service Inter-University for Teachers Education, Faculty of Scheme, The Maharaja Sayajirao University Education and Psychology, The Maharaja Sayajirao of Baroda. University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Dr. Sudhir Joshi, District Ayurved Officer & Prof. Anuradha Sovani, Associate Dean, Humanities, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai, Dr. Sudipta Roy, Deputy DDO, District Panchayat, Vadodara. Founder and Director, Psy Lens, Centre, Surat, Prof. Hitesh Bha , Director, Institute of Rural, Management, Anand, Prof. B. R. Sejwal, Professor Emeritus, Savitrabai Phule, Pune University, Pune, Dr. T. Vijaykumar, Associate Professor, National, Institute of Rural Development & Panchayati Raj, Guwahati, Dr. Chandrani Sen, Associate Professor, Depa ment of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. Aim was to understand the present scenario of Three tire system of CORONA protection, COVID CARE COVID-19 around world and India, how to live with CENTRE, Government Suppo System, Slogan Self AC Topics covered were Psychological Well-being during Productive during Lockdown Period, The Workplace CORONA, Preventive Measures, Ayush Ministry & MC, (Self-awareness, self-care, self-management, the Time of Unce ainty, A Guide to stay and Mental Health Issues among Employees during Health Ministries Suggestions, Main entry point of and self-control emotion and emotions, relationship) Psychologically fit during Lockdown and Beyond, COVID-19 Pandemic and Forced Seclusion: An Enabler CORONA, AYUSH Ministries suggested Eleven Point and many more. Leadership in Academic Institution during Lockdown to Redesign our Thinking. protection from CORONA, Protocols of Lockdown, Period, Ways to keep Employees Motivated and
Webinar on “Corona Virus: Pharmacuetical Innovations” Webinar on “Career in Law”
Date: Date: 23-05-2020 09-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Law, The Maharaja Sayajirao Depa ment of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, University of Baroda. The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Prof. Mahendra Sonawane, Professor, Mr. Jaideep Verma, Advocate, Arbitrator Biological Sciences, Tata Institute of and Corporate Consultant. Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai - Basic biology of this novel coronavirus, Dr. Lakshmikant Gandikota, Vice President, Intas Pharmaceuticals Mr. Parag Nagarkar, Additional Director and Head- Regulatory Affairs, Serum Institute of India Pvt Ltd, Pune.
Dr. Lakshmikant Gandikota has also worked at The main aim was to analyze the most burning The webinar was aimed for 12th standard students and President of various countries across the world were and Stanford University, USA - Effo s in the world to question presently in front of the science community graduates with a view to guide the students in their are Law Graduates. He said; Law is an instrument which will academic decisions where the pa icipants were guided help to do self-help and a profession which has no ceiling. control Novel Corona Virus from chemical- - how to kill the Novel Coronavirus or at least increase by on various emerging career options a er pursuing law He also discussed the a ributes needed to be a lawyer and hydroxychloroquine to vaccines, Mr. Parag Nagarkar immunity to stop the virus from entering the human who emphasized the need and impo ance of law as a reiterated the need for reading. Secondly, according to is a Canadian Citizen and has worked previously with body. profession and also focused upon the bright side of the him a thing which lawyer should have is “questioning Sanofi-Pasture - Regulations and FDA approval profession. He also shared some interesting historical nature”. Law is all-pervading nature governing everyone requirements for vaccines and fermentation. facts about Law, like he said many Prime Minister and from bi h to death. P. 33 P. 34 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Webinar on "Role of youth in preventing COVID-19” Webinar on “Organization Effectiveness and Employee Mental Health during the period of Lock Down” Date: 19-05-2020 Date: Organizer: 15-05-2020 and 16-05-2020 Organizer: Faculty of Social Work, National Service Inter-University for Teachers Education, Faculty of Scheme, The Maharaja Sayajirao University Education and Psychology, The Maharaja Sayajirao of Baroda. University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Dr. Sudhir Joshi, District Ayurved Officer & Prof. Anuradha Sovani, Associate Dean, Humanities, SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai, Dr. Sudipta Roy, Deputy DDO, District Panchayat, Vadodara. Founder and Director, Psy Lens, Centre, Surat, Prof. Hitesh Bha , Director, Institute of Rural, Management, Anand, Prof. B. R. Sejwal, Professor Emeritus, Savitrabai Phule, Pune University, Pune, Dr. T. Vijaykumar, Associate Professor, National, Institute of Rural Development & Panchayati Raj, Guwahati, Dr. Chandrani Sen, Associate Professor, Depa ment of Psychology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. Aim was to understand the present scenario of Three tire system of CORONA protection, COVID CARE COVID-19 around world and India, how to live with CENTRE, Government Suppo System, Slogan Self AC Topics covered were Psychological Well-being during Productive during Lockdown Period, The Workplace CORONA, Preventive Measures, Ayush Ministry & MC, (Self-awareness, self-care, self-management, the Time of Unce ainty, A Guide to stay and Mental Health Issues among Employees during Health Ministries Suggestions, Main entry point of and self-control emotion and emotions, relationship) Psychologically fit during Lockdown and Beyond, COVID-19 Pandemic and Forced Seclusion: An Enabler CORONA, AYUSH Ministries suggested Eleven Point and many more. Leadership in Academic Institution during Lockdown to Redesign our Thinking. protection from CORONA, Protocols of Lockdown, Period, Ways to keep Employees Motivated and
Webinar on “Corona Virus: Pharmacuetical Innovations” Webinar on “Career in Law”
Date: Date: 23-05-2020 09-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Law, The Maharaja Sayajirao Depa ment of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, University of Baroda. The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Prof. Mahendra Sonawane, Professor, Mr. Jaideep Verma, Advocate, Arbitrator Biological Sciences, Tata Institute of and Corporate Consultant. Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai - Basic biology of this novel coronavirus, Dr. Lakshmikant Gandikota, Vice President, Intas Pharmaceuticals Mr. Parag Nagarkar, Additional Director and Head- Regulatory Affairs, Serum Institute of India Pvt Ltd, Pune.
Dr. Lakshmikant Gandikota has also worked at The main aim was to analyze the most burning The webinar was aimed for 12th standard students and President of various countries across the world were and Stanford University, USA - Effo s in the world to question presently in front of the science community graduates with a view to guide the students in their are Law Graduates. He said; Law is an instrument which will academic decisions where the pa icipants were guided help to do self-help and a profession which has no ceiling. control Novel Corona Virus from chemical- - how to kill the Novel Coronavirus or at least increase by on various emerging career options a er pursuing law He also discussed the a ributes needed to be a lawyer and hydroxychloroquine to vaccines, Mr. Parag Nagarkar immunity to stop the virus from entering the human who emphasized the need and impo ance of law as a reiterated the need for reading. Secondly, according to is a Canadian Citizen and has worked previously with body. profession and also focused upon the bright side of the him a thing which lawyer should have is “questioning Sanofi-Pasture - Regulations and FDA approval profession. He also shared some interesting historical nature”. Law is all-pervading nature governing everyone requirements for vaccines and fermentation. facts about Law, like he said many Prime Minister and from bi h to death. P. 33 P. 34 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Webinar on “Modern Trends in Experimental Research: Managing People's Function in the World of COVID-19 Optics and Imaging in Healthcare” Date: Date: 30-05-2020 21-05-2020 to 24-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Social Work, The Maharaja Internal Quality Assurance Cell and Institute Sayajirao University of Baroda. ofInterdisciplinary Studies, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Mr. Ashok Jambur, Chief General Manager, Dr. Satish Dubey, IIT Delhi. “Opto-electronics for Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Rajkot Healthcare applications” Dr. Daniel Claus, University of Ms. Kuljeet Khurana, Head of Temporary Ulm, Germany. “Ptychography: A lens-less imaging modality” Mr. Stayajit Aher, “Microscopy - Types and Staffing, UCLH, MCIPD, MCMI, U.K ., Contrast Techniques” Dr. Alok Singh, Bostein, Stu ga , Mr. Sanjiv Imandar, Cha ered Professional in Germany. “Microscopy - Seeing behind the cu ain” Human Resources (CPHR), Canada, Prof. Zeev Zalevsky, Bar-Ilan University, Israel. “Usage Ms. Manpreet Patel, Project Manager, Global of speckle based remote sensing for detection of Business Data research, Centre Valley, USA . Corona symptoms” Dr. Arun Anand, MSU Baroda, “Hand-held holographic microscopes for clinical applications”. Ms. Kuljeet Khurana discussed about Role of HR in a lives but labour relations will persist. Ms. Manpreet Covid-19 World by discussing how to deal with Patel discussed on how to Boost Employee Morale The series aimed at focusing on thrust areas of techniques can be made label-free and become very prevalent vulnerabilities and how HR by adopting during crisis. The conclusion was lead to that in the science and technology and the focus theme was potent tool for identification of diseases and point- humane approach can prove that all heroes do not middle of crisis there also lays the oppo unity. Mr. Optics and Imaging in Healthcare.Optical and related of-care clinical applications. The webinar was wear capes. Mr. Sanjiv Imandar talked on Concession Ashok Jambur discussed how we have to reimagine techniques play the most impo ant role in the a ended by around 100 pa icipants from various Bargaining: A Survival strategy for Unions and and create the Post Pandemic Organization and also characterization and identification of micro/nano- states in India as well as from countries including the Management Covid-19 has undoubtedly reshaped our made us face the reality of upcoming World. organisms like, cells, bacteria and viruses. Coupled USA, Canada, Germany, Israel, and South Korea. with Machine Learning algorithms, some of these Webinar on “Digital Marketing” Management Knowledge: Useful or a waste in Covid-19 Crisis Date: Date: 28-05-2020 28-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Depa ment of Commerce and Business Faculty of Management Studies, The Management, Faculty of Commerce along Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. with the Indian Institute of Digital Speaker: Education, Mumbai. Dr. Naveen Mathur, Former Vice- Speaker: Chancellor of Jagannath University, Jaipur. Mr. Karan Shah,Director, IIDE, Mumbai.
The aim was to provide a pla orm for deliberations on key marketers to understand and stay ahead of the curve aspects of Social Media Marketing that have undergone a when it comes to social media. Social media marketing He spoke about how Bhagwat Gita and other ancient are Marketing - MarkUp, HR - Synergy, Finance – paradigm shi with a rationale of bridging the gap initiatives of companies are on the significant rise to holy books can help us in this unprecedented crisis. Finvestor, Operations – OpTimum was to develop between theory and practice as businesses are on the increase their products’ and or services’ visibility and He shed light on how the west has taken ideas from more functional competency by conducting regular path metamorphosis as we embrace the “The New World” persuasiveness on diverse social media pla orms to stay the east and how we are copying them without exercises like quiz, newspaper analysis, field trips, since social media has now become synonymous with continually connected, collaborate, and make the understanding that our forefathers gave this to us seminars, guest lectures, etc. He enlightened with his digital marketing. It is impo ant than ever before for customized offerings to their target customers. and all over the world. The aim of these clubs which versatile experience in management. P. 35 P. 36 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Webinar on “Modern Trends in Experimental Research: Managing People's Function in the World of COVID-19 Optics and Imaging in Healthcare” Date: Date: 30-05-2020 21-05-2020 to 24-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Social Work, The Maharaja Internal Quality Assurance Cell and Institute Sayajirao University of Baroda. ofInterdisciplinary Studies, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Mr. Ashok Jambur, Chief General Manager, Dr. Satish Dubey, IIT Delhi. “Opto-electronics for Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Rajkot Healthcare applications” Dr. Daniel Claus, University of Ms. Kuljeet Khurana, Head of Temporary Ulm, Germany. “Ptychography: A lens-less imaging modality” Mr. Stayajit Aher, “Microscopy - Types and Staffing, UCLH, MCIPD, MCMI, U.K ., Contrast Techniques” Dr. Alok Singh, Bostein, Stu ga , Mr. Sanjiv Imandar, Cha ered Professional in Germany. “Microscopy - Seeing behind the cu ain” Human Resources (CPHR), Canada, Prof. Zeev Zalevsky, Bar-Ilan University, Israel. “Usage Ms. Manpreet Patel, Project Manager, Global of speckle based remote sensing for detection of Business Data research, Centre Valley, USA . Corona symptoms” Dr. Arun Anand, MSU Baroda, “Hand-held holographic microscopes for clinical applications”. Ms. Kuljeet Khurana discussed about Role of HR in a lives but labour relations will persist. Ms. Manpreet Covid-19 World by discussing how to deal with Patel discussed on how to Boost Employee Morale The series aimed at focusing on thrust areas of techniques can be made label-free and become very prevalent vulnerabilities and how HR by adopting during crisis. The conclusion was lead to that in the science and technology and the focus theme was potent tool for identification of diseases and point- humane approach can prove that all heroes do not middle of crisis there also lays the oppo unity. Mr. Optics and Imaging in Healthcare.Optical and related of-care clinical applications. The webinar was wear capes. Mr. Sanjiv Imandar talked on Concession Ashok Jambur discussed how we have to reimagine techniques play the most impo ant role in the a ended by around 100 pa icipants from various Bargaining: A Survival strategy for Unions and and create the Post Pandemic Organization and also characterization and identification of micro/nano- states in India as well as from countries including the Management Covid-19 has undoubtedly reshaped our made us face the reality of upcoming World. organisms like, cells, bacteria and viruses. Coupled USA, Canada, Germany, Israel, and South Korea. with Machine Learning algorithms, some of these Webinar on “Digital Marketing” Management Knowledge: Useful or a waste in Covid-19 Crisis Date: Date: 28-05-2020 28-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Depa ment of Commerce and Business Faculty of Management Studies, The Management, Faculty of Commerce along Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. with the Indian Institute of Digital Speaker: Education, Mumbai. Dr. Naveen Mathur, Former Vice- Speaker: Chancellor of Jagannath University, Jaipur. Mr. Karan Shah,Director, IIDE, Mumbai.
The aim was to provide a pla orm for deliberations on key marketers to understand and stay ahead of the curve aspects of Social Media Marketing that have undergone a when it comes to social media. Social media marketing He spoke about how Bhagwat Gita and other ancient are Marketing - MarkUp, HR - Synergy, Finance – paradigm shi with a rationale of bridging the gap initiatives of companies are on the significant rise to holy books can help us in this unprecedented crisis. Finvestor, Operations – OpTimum was to develop between theory and practice as businesses are on the increase their products’ and or services’ visibility and He shed light on how the west has taken ideas from more functional competency by conducting regular path metamorphosis as we embrace the “The New World” persuasiveness on diverse social media pla orms to stay the east and how we are copying them without exercises like quiz, newspaper analysis, field trips, since social media has now become synonymous with continually connected, collaborate, and make the understanding that our forefathers gave this to us seminars, guest lectures, etc. He enlightened with his digital marketing. It is impo ant than ever before for customized offerings to their target customers. and all over the world. The aim of these clubs which versatile experience in management. P. 35 P. 36 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Financial Repo ing & Taxation Scenario Post COVID-19 Workshop on “LaTeX- Effective Documentation Tool”
Date: Date: 14-05-2020 to 16-05-2020 30-5-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Commerce & Vadodara Branch Office of Career Advancement for of WIRC of ICAI Students, The Maharaja Sayajirao Speaker: University of Baroda. CA Krunal Brambha , Chairman, Vadodara Expe s: Branch of WIRC of ICAI, CA Pritam Ms. Sheetal Shinkhede Goswami, KOTA, CA Mukund Chitale, Past Dr. Dharmistha Vishwakarma President of ICAI, Mumbai, Tushar Himani, Advocate, Ahmedabad, CA Amarjeet Chopra, Past President of ICAI – New Delhi, CA Sunil Gabhawala, Mumbai.
Prof. Ketan Upadhyay, Dean, Faculty of Commerce “Technical Aspects on Accounting – Covid 19” The workshop was restricted for only 50 pa icipants. 1. Text forma ing gave opening remarks and was followed by wherein the topic for the first was “Dra ing and Workshop pe icularly gave an oppo unity to the 2. Page forma ing Presidential Address by Prof. Parimal Vyas, Hon. Vice Presentation from Taxation Perspective” by Advocate pa icipants to have hands on experience on various 3. Writing a paper, book, a icle in various Chancellor. The topic “New Ways of Teaching post Tushar Himani and that of the second was documentation tools. Provided hands-on training formats like IEEE, Elsevier etc COVID-19” was discussed by CA Pritam Goswami. Day 2 “‘Accounting, Auditing and Assurance comprising of with practice assignment on the following Topics 4. Writing equations sta ed with session on “Basic Concept of Financial numerous technical aspects in the field of 5. Inse table, figures, bibliography Repo ing Scenerio Post COVID-19” was discussed by accounting and auditing” by CA Amarjeet Chopra. The 6. Beamer( PowerPoint presentation) CA Mukund Chitale. Day 3 sta ed with session on third session on “Indirect Tax topic being Basic on GST “Direct Tax Refresher” followed by session on & ITC Rules” by CA Sunil Gabhawala was also there. Webinar on “Climate Change Effects on Weather Pa erns” Webinar on “Countrybution 2020 ILG- Inaugural Session” Date: Date: 25-05-2020 30-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Dr. Sanskriti Mujumdar, Director, Institute Institute of Leadership and Governance, for Climate Change Research The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Speaker: Baroda. Shri Ankit Patel, Atmospheric and Oceanic Speaker: Researcher. Shri Ram Madhav Ji, National General Secretary, BJP, Member, Governing Board, India Foundation, New Delhi.
Major highlights of the webinar were: Factors affecting when the ve ical temperature gradient through the Shri Ram Madhav Ji clarified the spirit of self-reliance and the youth, he said that for our brands to have a global Indian summer monsoon rainfall 1) Different heating and atmosphere is strong. as the climate continues to warm, said that we have to take the country forward by identity, we also have to be ready for this. The time is now cooling of land and sea 2) Presence of high pressure zones the difference between the temperature near the su ace understanding the vision of Hon'ble Prime Minister Modi Ji. for Act Local Think Global. The new world order is being near the east of Madagascar, 3) No hward shi ing of ITCZ, of the Ea h and the temperature higher up in the He said that Japan could also have stood back a er created a er the Corona crisis where Renewable energy, 4) Role of Tibetan plateau, 5) No hward shi ing of atmosphere is likely to decrease as the atmosphere a acks on nuclear weapons, the root cause of which is a climate change, and health issues will be major topics. westerly Jet streams. According to Shri Ankit the continues to warm thereby leading to fewer tropical sense of self-reliance and self-respect. Any country Ayurveda, Yoga, and Indian cuisine are giving direction to formation of tropical cyclones most readily occurs when cyclones. stands by the awakening of its people and society. Calling the entire world. P. 37 there are very warm conditions at the ocean su ace and P. 38 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Financial Repo ing & Taxation Scenario Post COVID-19 Workshop on “LaTeX- Effective Documentation Tool”
Date: Date: 14-05-2020 to 16-05-2020 30-5-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Commerce & Vadodara Branch Office of Career Advancement for of WIRC of ICAI Students, The Maharaja Sayajirao Speaker: University of Baroda. CA Krunal Brambha , Chairman, Vadodara Expe s: Branch of WIRC of ICAI, CA Pritam Ms. Sheetal Shinkhede Goswami, KOTA, CA Mukund Chitale, Past Dr. Dharmistha Vishwakarma President of ICAI, Mumbai, Tushar Himani, Advocate, Ahmedabad, CA Amarjeet Chopra, Past President of ICAI – New Delhi, CA Sunil Gabhawala, Mumbai.
Prof. Ketan Upadhyay, Dean, Faculty of Commerce “Technical Aspects on Accounting – Covid 19” The workshop was restricted for only 50 pa icipants. 1. Text forma ing gave opening remarks and was followed by wherein the topic for the first was “Dra ing and Workshop pe icularly gave an oppo unity to the 2. Page forma ing Presidential Address by Prof. Parimal Vyas, Hon. Vice Presentation from Taxation Perspective” by Advocate pa icipants to have hands on experience on various 3. Writing a paper, book, a icle in various Chancellor. The topic “New Ways of Teaching post Tushar Himani and that of the second was documentation tools. Provided hands-on training formats like IEEE, Elsevier etc COVID-19” was discussed by CA Pritam Goswami. Day 2 “‘Accounting, Auditing and Assurance comprising of with practice assignment on the following Topics 4. Writing equations sta ed with session on “Basic Concept of Financial numerous technical aspects in the field of 5. Inse table, figures, bibliography Repo ing Scenerio Post COVID-19” was discussed by accounting and auditing” by CA Amarjeet Chopra. The 6. Beamer( PowerPoint presentation) CA Mukund Chitale. Day 3 sta ed with session on third session on “Indirect Tax topic being Basic on GST “Direct Tax Refresher” followed by session on & ITC Rules” by CA Sunil Gabhawala was also there. Webinar on “Climate Change Effects on Weather Pa erns” Webinar on “Countrybution 2020 ILG- Inaugural Session” Date: Date: 25-05-2020 30-05-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Dr. Sanskriti Mujumdar, Director, Institute Institute of Leadership and Governance, for Climate Change Research The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Speaker: Baroda. Shri Ankit Patel, Atmospheric and Oceanic Speaker: Researcher. Shri Ram Madhav Ji, National General Secretary, BJP, Member, Governing Board, India Foundation, New Delhi.
Major highlights of the webinar were: Factors affecting when the ve ical temperature gradient through the Shri Ram Madhav Ji clarified the spirit of self-reliance and the youth, he said that for our brands to have a global Indian summer monsoon rainfall 1) Different heating and atmosphere is strong. as the climate continues to warm, said that we have to take the country forward by identity, we also have to be ready for this. The time is now cooling of land and sea 2) Presence of high pressure zones the difference between the temperature near the su ace understanding the vision of Hon'ble Prime Minister Modi Ji. for Act Local Think Global. The new world order is being near the east of Madagascar, 3) No hward shi ing of ITCZ, of the Ea h and the temperature higher up in the He said that Japan could also have stood back a er created a er the Corona crisis where Renewable energy, 4) Role of Tibetan plateau, 5) No hward shi ing of atmosphere is likely to decrease as the atmosphere a acks on nuclear weapons, the root cause of which is a climate change, and health issues will be major topics. westerly Jet streams. According to Shri Ankit the continues to warm thereby leading to fewer tropical sense of self-reliance and self-respect. Any country Ayurveda, Yoga, and Indian cuisine are giving direction to formation of tropical cyclones most readily occurs when cyclones. stands by the awakening of its people and society. Calling the entire world. P. 37 there are very warm conditions at the ocean su ace and P. 38 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Webinar on “Understanding Central Limit Theorm” Vi ual Classroom - A Necessity in Pe orming A s Education
Date: Date: 28-05-2020 26-5-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Science, The Maharaja Sayajirao Faculty of Pe orming A s, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Prof. Mandvi Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Indira Kala Prof. K. Muralidharan, Depa ment of Sangeet Vishwavidhyalaya, Prof. Milind Malshe, Statistics Retd Professor English & Vocalist IIT Pawai, Prof. John Ball, University of Sheffield, U.K., Shri Suman Kumar, Deputy Secretary SangeetNatak Academy, Member of Advisory commi ee of ICH, SNA, Shri Ganesh Kumar, Chairman, Fine A s Society Chembur M.D., Dr. Rajesh Kelkar, Head, Vocal Music, Faculty of Pe orming A s, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.
He provided insight on the above which was one of hands-on demonstration in Excel and MATLAB Prof. Mandvi Singh spoke about vi ual and actual depends on their pe ormance. Shri Ganesh Kumar said the very impo ant and widely used theory in So wares, which was a ended by about 790 classrooms where she expressed her views on the Gurukul vi ual classroom can never replace the actual classroom Statistics. Its practical understanding was explained pa icipants including representations from 18 system to present the teaching system. Prof. Milind Malshe or Gurukul system since it has many deficiencies with said musical recordings were an initial stepping stone many questions as it is crucial to transfer repository of in this webinar through various examples along with countries including US, UK, and China. towards Vi ual classroom. Prof. John Ball said every knowledge from one generation to another generation. country, every institution is facing the same challenges in Prof Prabhakar Dabhade said Physical Classrooms cannot current scenario which is a critical situation to reflect and be replaced by Vi ual Classrooms. Prof Gaurang Bhavsar Webinar on “ILG Workshop on Introduction to to respond. Shri Suman Kumar said, we are trying to make said such a webinar needs to be organized for the folk people come together with the help of technology which a ist also to conserve folk a s. Big Data & A ificial Intelligence” is really challenging for the a ist whose livelihood Date: Swar Sanskar – Riyaz in Indian Music 31-5-2020 Organizer: T h e I n s t i t u te of Le a d e rs h i p a n d Date: 25-05-2020 and 27-05-2020 Governance, The Maharaja Sayajirao Organizer: University of Baroda. Depa ment of Indian Classical Music Vocal, Speaker: Faculty of Pe orming A s Mr. Shibyanshu Sharma, Vice President, Speaker: Enterprise Risk Management, State Bank of Mrs. Aa i Ankalikar, Renowned Indian India Life Insurance Co. Ltd. Classical Vocalist, Prof. (Dr.) T. Unnikrishan, Ex Dean Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwa Vidyalaya, Khairagarah, Voice Culture Expe , Visiting Voice Expe at ITC, SRA, Dr. Ram Shankar, Guru at Banaras Hindu University, Head of the Depa ment Indian classical vocal, Disciple of Legendary Musician, Composer, Musicologist The event went into the foundations of Big Data and environment across India and the World. The merits, Pt. Ramashray Jha, ‘Ram Rang’ A ificial Intelligence with impo ant instructions laid demerits, nature, types, and various other down for the pa icipants. Mr. Shibyanshu Sharma foundational aspects were interactively analyzed by discussed in depth, in layman terms, the meaning, him. The workshop saw a massive response with According to her, music is present in the nature around us. system is about speech production which is responsible nature, cross-industry applications of Big Data and pa icipants coming from across the country. There In the present scenario, many people are listening to for producing sound with the air pumping through the music and watching films due to the lockdown situation. throat using vocal tract and larynx. Dr. Ram Shankar he A ificial Intelligence. He went into the applied pa of was such a huge response that within 48 hours of Music is not only for ente ainment it is basically for ‘Atma explained the impo ance of Swar Sadhana and different these topics and helped pa icipants gain insight into opening the registrations, the total number of Ranjan’. Prof. (Dr.) T. Unnikrishan said there are three teaching strategies keeping in view the diverse how Big Data Analytics driven by A ificial Intelligence registrations crossed the 2000 mark! Hence, the systems of voice production as follows- Phonetary System, background of students. He gave his presentation on Swar technologies are driving radical change in the work registration had to be closed. P. 39 Respiratory system and Resonatary system. Phonetary Sanskar and Riyaaz. P. 40 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com EVENTS www.msuconnect.com
Webinar on “Understanding Central Limit Theorm” Vi ual Classroom - A Necessity in Pe orming A s Education
Date: Date: 28-05-2020 26-5-2020 Organizer: Organizer: Faculty of Science, The Maharaja Sayajirao Faculty of Pe orming A s, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. University of Baroda. Speaker: Speaker: Prof. Mandvi Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Indira Kala Prof. K. Muralidharan, Depa ment of Sangeet Vishwavidhyalaya, Prof. Milind Malshe, Statistics Retd Professor English & Vocalist IIT Pawai, Prof. John Ball, University of Sheffield, U.K., Shri Suman Kumar, Deputy Secretary SangeetNatak Academy, Member of Advisory commi ee of ICH, SNA, Shri Ganesh Kumar, Chairman, Fine A s Society Chembur M.D., Dr. Rajesh Kelkar, Head, Vocal Music, Faculty of Pe orming A s, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda.
He provided insight on the above which was one of hands-on demonstration in Excel and MATLAB Prof. Mandvi Singh spoke about vi ual and actual depends on their pe ormance. Shri Ganesh Kumar said the very impo ant and widely used theory in So wares, which was a ended by about 790 classrooms where she expressed her views on the Gurukul vi ual classroom can never replace the actual classroom Statistics. Its practical understanding was explained pa icipants including representations from 18 system to present the teaching system. Prof. Milind Malshe or Gurukul system since it has many deficiencies with said musical recordings were an initial stepping stone many questions as it is crucial to transfer repository of in this webinar through various examples along with countries including US, UK, and China. towards Vi ual classroom. Prof. John Ball said every knowledge from one generation to another generation. country, every institution is facing the same challenges in Prof Prabhakar Dabhade said Physical Classrooms cannot current scenario which is a critical situation to reflect and be replaced by Vi ual Classrooms. Prof Gaurang Bhavsar Webinar on “ILG Workshop on Introduction to to respond. Shri Suman Kumar said, we are trying to make said such a webinar needs to be organized for the folk people come together with the help of technology which a ist also to conserve folk a s. Big Data & A ificial Intelligence” is really challenging for the a ist whose livelihood Date: Swar Sanskar – Riyaz in Indian Music 31-5-2020 Organizer: T h e I n s t i t u te of Le a d e rs h i p a n d Date: 25-05-2020 and 27-05-2020 Governance, The Maharaja Sayajirao Organizer: University of Baroda. Depa ment of Indian Classical Music Vocal, Speaker: Faculty of Pe orming A s Mr. Shibyanshu Sharma, Vice President, Speaker: Enterprise Risk Management, State Bank of Mrs. Aa i Ankalikar, Renowned Indian India Life Insurance Co. Ltd. Classical Vocalist, Prof. (Dr.) T. Unnikrishan, Ex Dean Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwa Vidyalaya, Khairagarah, Voice Culture Expe , Visiting Voice Expe at ITC, SRA, Dr. Ram Shankar, Guru at Banaras Hindu University, Head of the Depa ment Indian classical vocal, Disciple of Legendary Musician, Composer, Musicologist The event went into the foundations of Big Data and environment across India and the World. The merits, Pt. Ramashray Jha, ‘Ram Rang’ A ificial Intelligence with impo ant instructions laid demerits, nature, types, and various other down for the pa icipants. Mr. Shibyanshu Sharma foundational aspects were interactively analyzed by discussed in depth, in layman terms, the meaning, him. The workshop saw a massive response with According to her, music is present in the nature around us. system is about speech production which is responsible nature, cross-industry applications of Big Data and pa icipants coming from across the country. There In the present scenario, many people are listening to for producing sound with the air pumping through the music and watching films due to the lockdown situation. throat using vocal tract and larynx. Dr. Ram Shankar he A ificial Intelligence. He went into the applied pa of was such a huge response that within 48 hours of Music is not only for ente ainment it is basically for ‘Atma explained the impo ance of Swar Sadhana and different these topics and helped pa icipants gain insight into opening the registrations, the total number of Ranjan’. Prof. (Dr.) T. Unnikrishan said there are three teaching strategies keeping in view the diverse how Big Data Analytics driven by A ificial Intelligence registrations crossed the 2000 mark! Hence, the systems of voice production as follows- Phonetary System, background of students. He gave his presentation on Swar technologies are driving radical change in the work registration had to be closed. P. 39 Respiratory system and Resonatary system. Phonetary Sanskar and Riyaaz. P. 40 EVENTS www.msuconnect.com SOCIAL MEDIA CORNER www.msuconnect.com
World Records of India International Webinar: Vi ual Classroom The Depa ment of Dance, Faculty of Pe orming A s, took an initiative to a empt for 'World Records India' by pe orming live on Facebook with more than 300 pa icipants which included past and present students, teachers and students of the depa ment of dance all of whom came together to pe orm this the concept and design was done by Dr.Smruti Vaghela, 34.6K+ Lyrics by Shri. Sharad Gupta (Senior Supervisor at people reached Ministry of Railway) Composition & Music: Shivam Singh, Dance Choreography by Prof. Dr. Jagdish 13.4K+ Gangani for Kathak and Dr. Smruti Vaghela for 3s Video Views Bharatanatyam all of which was dedicated to the Esteemed University, the stalwa s and past Gurus of 49.9K+ the depa ment. The event was presented on 13th May Engagements with the consent of Former Head Of Depa ment, Dr Jagdish Ganganiji, as well as present Head Of Depa ment and Dean Dr Ajay Ashtaputre along with other Head Of Depa ment's as well as senate and syndicate members who gave their best wishes and blessings. International Webinar: Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Swar Sanskar - RIYAZ in Indian Music
Under the Govt. of India initiative "Unnat Bharat Abhiyaan"(MHRD) Project. The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda had adopted 5 villages namely Kotna, Radhiyapura, Raighar, Fajalpur and Sakaripura where NSS volunteers made masks and distributed among the needy people in all these villages with an 44.5K+ aim at upli ing thereby not only helping the villagers people reached with avenues of earning but most impo antly stopping the unnecessary migration of villagers from 19.3K+ their homeland thereby propagating the vision of 3s Video Views Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi's "Aatm Nirbhar". In the prevailing Pandemic situation of Covid-19, MSU 20.5K+ has not only distributed homemade masks in the Engagements villages free of cost but also impa ed training to the villagers on how to make masks along with material to make 1000 masks in addition to the distribution of hygiene soaps and homeopathic medicines in order to increase their immunity to resist the virus and be healthy. Date: 13-5-2020 Organizer: Unnat Bharat Abhiyan and IQAC The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda in Collaboration with SVNIT Surat
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World Records of India International Webinar: Vi ual Classroom The Depa ment of Dance, Faculty of Pe orming A s, took an initiative to a empt for 'World Records India' by pe orming live on Facebook with more than 300 pa icipants which included past and present students, teachers and students of the depa ment of dance all of whom came together to pe orm this the concept and design was done by Dr.Smruti Vaghela, 34.6K+ Lyrics by Shri. Sharad Gupta (Senior Supervisor at people reached Ministry of Railway) Composition & Music: Shivam Singh, Dance Choreography by Prof. Dr. Jagdish 13.4K+ Gangani for Kathak and Dr. Smruti Vaghela for 3s Video Views Bharatanatyam all of which was dedicated to the Esteemed University, the stalwa s and past Gurus of 49.9K+ the depa ment. The event was presented on 13th May Engagements with the consent of Former Head Of Depa ment, Dr Jagdish Ganganiji, as well as present Head Of Depa ment and Dean Dr Ajay Ashtaputre along with other Head Of Depa ment's as well as senate and syndicate members who gave their best wishes and blessings. International Webinar: Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Swar Sanskar - RIYAZ in Indian Music
Under the Govt. of India initiative "Unnat Bharat Abhiyaan"(MHRD) Project. The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda had adopted 5 villages namely Kotna, Radhiyapura, Raighar, Fajalpur and Sakaripura where NSS volunteers made masks and distributed among the needy people in all these villages with an 44.5K+ aim at upli ing thereby not only helping the villagers people reached with avenues of earning but most impo antly stopping the unnecessary migration of villagers from 19.3K+ their homeland thereby propagating the vision of 3s Video Views Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi's "Aatm Nirbhar". In the prevailing Pandemic situation of Covid-19, MSU 20.5K+ has not only distributed homemade masks in the Engagements villages free of cost but also impa ed training to the villagers on how to make masks along with material to make 1000 masks in addition to the distribution of hygiene soaps and homeopathic medicines in order to increase their immunity to resist the virus and be healthy. Date: 13-5-2020 Organizer: Unnat Bharat Abhiyan and IQAC The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda in Collaboration with SVNIT Surat
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Estd. 1949 Accredited Grade “A” by NAAC THE MAHARAJA SAYAJIRAO UNIVERSITY OF BARODA 18.5K+ people reached R E Q U E S T ! 6.1K+ 3s Video Views Dear MSU Parivar Members, we are publishing University's newsletter MSU Connect every month. To make this better, please share any update 3.2K+ regarding news, events or achievements latest by 21st of every month. You can Engagements also share with us about the upcoming events in your faculty/department.
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Estd. 1949 Accredited Grade “A” by NAAC THE MAHARAJA SAYAJIRAO UNIVERSITY OF BARODA 18.5K+ people reached R E Q U E S T ! 6.1K+ 3s Video Views Dear MSU Parivar Members, we are publishing University's newsletter MSU Connect every month. To make this better, please share any update 3.2K+ regarding news, events or achievements latest by 21st of every month. You can Engagements also share with us about the upcoming events in your faculty/department.
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