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T Ent H a N Nu a L R E Po R T : 2 017 -2 018 2 - 017 2 T : CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KARNATAKA R PO TENTH ANNUAL REPORT E st st 01 April 2017 to 31 March 2018 R L A NU N A H ENT T CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KARNATAKA Kadaganchi, Aland Road, KALABURAGI – 585 367 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. TENTH ANNUAL REPORT 01st April 2017 to 31st March 2018 CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KARNATAKA Kadaganchi, Aland Road, KALABURAGI – 585 367 www.cuk.ac.in 1 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Annual Report 2017-18 © Central University of Karnataka Publisher: Registrar, Central University of Karnataka Kadaganchi, Aland Road, Kalaburagi – 585 367 Karnataka – India. Year of Publication : 2017 Compilation Committee: Sl. Name of the Members Status No. 1 Prof. N. Nagaraju, Head, Dept. of English, CUK. Chairman 2 Prof. M.A. Mohd. Aslam, Dean, School of Earth Science, Member CUK. 3 Prof. Romate John, Head, Dept. of Psychology, CUK. Member 4 Dr. Mohd. Nazrul Bari, Head, Dept. of History, CUK. Member 5 Dr. Somashekara D. Assistant Professor, Dept. of Kannada, Member CUK. 6 Dr. Shivakumar Deene, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Member Commerce, CUK. 7 Dr. Mohd. Zohair, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Management, Member CUK. 8 Dr. Archna Kujur, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Geography, Member CUK. 9 Mr. Sunil. G., Section Officer, CUK. Member 10 Dr. K. Hanume Gowd, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Convener Chemistry, CUK 2 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Visitor Shri Ram Nath Kovind Hon’ble President of India Chancellor Prof. N. R. Shetty Vice Chancellor Prof. H. M. Maheshwaraiah Pro Vice Chancellor Prof. G.R. Naik Registrar Prof. Chandrakant M Yatanoor Controller of Examinations (i/c) Prof. MA Mohammed Aslam Finance Officer Shri. S. Sivanandam 3 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… C O N T E N T S Particulars Page No. From the Vice Chancellor’s Desk Statutory Bodies The Court The Executive Council Academic Council Finance Committee About the University Special Features of the University School of Undergraduate Studies School of Humanities and Languages Department of English Department of Kannada Department of Hindi Department of Linguists School of Earth Sciences Department of Geology Department of Geography School of Social and Behavioural Sciences Department of Psychology Department of Social Work Department of History & Archaeology School of Business Studies Department of Business Studies 4 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Department of Commerce Department of Economic Studies and Planning School of Physical Sciences Department of Physics Department of Mathematics School of Chemical Sciences Department of Chemistry School of Computer Sciences School of Engineering Department of Engineering Administration Academics Examination Finance & Accounts Centre for Classical Kannada Centre for Endangered Language Equal Opportunity Cell (SC/ST Cell) Rajbhasha Central Library Computer Lab Student’s Welfare Skill Development Cell RTI Campus Development & Estate Sports 5 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… From the Vice Chancellor’s Desk It is my privilege and pleasure to present the report of activities of Central University of Karnataka, Kalaburagi through this Tenth Annual Report from 1st April 2017 to 31st March 2018. This growing University is trying to establish its credentials as an institution where learning, research and publications are pursued with great zeal to achieve the objectives enshrined in the Indian constitution. The University has initiated many novel ideas of academic and research interest to put the University on path of excellence in all its pursuits and endeavours. The University, since its inception in 2009, has been gaining from strength to strength as a result of sustained interest and efforts of the previous Vice Chancellors: Prof. A. M. Pathan, Prof. S. Chandrashekhar, Prof. S. S. Murthy and Prof. M. N. S. Rao. The CUK community has witnessed significant positive changes in terms of both people’s participation and incremental growth leading to healthy changes in the University. Because of the untiring and sustained efforts of our former Vice Chancellors, this University has been moving forward to realize the dream of making this University a premier national University with international reorganization and at the same time addressing the core issues of sustainable development and progress of the region. 6 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… The University has been expanding rapidly with the stated objective to realize the goals mentioned in the 12th plan proposals for higher education. The University is scrupulously following necessary guidelines of UGC, MHRD, and Govt. of India on educational policies and programmes. The University is well aware of the challenges of the contemporary India and the world in establishing a quality educational institution. It is heartening to note that the system is committed to bring all the required changes to achieve this goal. Diversity in language, culture, belief, tradition, knowledge-systems and way of life, which mark the inclusive secular character of this country and make it unique in the whole world, is being reflected in the University. The CUK family is truly a mini Bharat. The University, primarily nourishing Post Graduate and Research programmes, is offering courses in Kannada, Hindi, English, Economics, Commerce, Business Studies, Psychology, Social Work, Geography, Geology, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry and Engineering. The University also offers Dual degree courses in Engineering and Applied Sciences with are unique and among the first of its kind in India. The University has introduced research programmes in Classical Language Kannada and Linguistics. Establishment of Centre for Endangered Languages will cater to the study and research of Endangered Languages in India. Departments in the pipeline are Folkloristic and Tribal Studies, Music and Fine Arts and Department of Education. It is a matter of satisfaction that the University after it moved into its own campus, on 30th November 2013, whole lot of activities in the Academic, Administrative, Research, Community Development, Regional Development, Rural Development frontiers have been taking place. The University infrastructure expansion and stabilization is high on the agenda. A state of the art library with modern facilities and user friendly atmosphere and nice ambition has started operating from the Central Library premises. CUK community is being established in the campus with residential accommodation availability for its employees and students. Campus post office has stated operating. 24/7 ambulance service has been made available for the University community. The University has initiated many clean and green activities for making this 654 acres campus, a clean, green and sustainable campus. On these lines, large scale plantations have been initiated along with a research and demonstration centre on Biofuels. Water harvesting structures across the School buildings have been constructed. On the roof top of the Administrative building, solar panels have been laid to tap the solar energy and augment the electricity supplies with an on grid system. As per the mission and vision of Govt. of India in general and Central University of Karnataka in particular, we are committed to making this University truly world class institution of higher learning, research and innovation. 7 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Prof. H. M. Maheshwaraiah Vice Chancellor 8 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… STATUTORY BODIES THE SECOND COURT Prof. N.R Shetty Former Vice Chancellor, Bangalore 1. Chancellor- (Ex-officio Chairman) University & Advisor-NITTE School of Management, Bangalore. 2. Vice-Chancellor (Ex-officio Member) Prof. H.M. Maheshwaraiah 3. Pro Vice-Chancellor (Ex-officio Member) Prof. G.R. Naik Prof. Pushpa M. Savadatti Prof. Sunitha Anil Manjanbail Five Deans by rotation in the order of 4. Prof. Channaveer R.M. seniority (Members) Prof. M.A. Mohammed Aslam Prof. G.R. Naik 5. Finance Officer (Ex-officio Member) Shri S. Shivanandam Controller of Examinations (Ex-officio 6. Prof. M.A. Mohammed Aslam (I/c) Member) 7. Librarian (Ex-officio Member) Vacant Dean Students Welfare (Ex-officio 8. Dean Student Welfare Member) Prof. N. Nagaraju One Professor, One Associate Professor Associate Professor- Vacant 9. & One Assistant Professor by rotation in Dr. Mohd. Nazrul Bari, Asst. the order of seniority (Members) Professor Two persons representing learned Vacant 10. professionals nominated by the Visitor (Members) Vacant Prof. Ramachandra Setty Professor, Dept. of Pharmacology Govt. College of Pharmacy Two members of the Executive Council Subbaiah Circle 11. nominated by the Vice- Chancellor Bengaluru. (Members) Prof. Yashoda Ramachandra Rtd. Principal, N.M. College Sullia, Dakshina Kannada Karnataka- 574327 Four persons nominated by the Prof. K. Eresi 12. Chancellor, representing each categories Former Chairman & Dean, Faculty SC/ST, OBC, Women and Minority of 9 Central University of Karnataka Tenth Annual Report ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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