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V1JAYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES FOR WOMEN ENIKEPADU, VIJAYAWADA- 521108. Date: 28.12.2020 CIRCULAR All the faculty are hereby informed to attend the Orientation Session on Assessment & Accreditation framework for NAAC by Mr. P. V. Ramesh. All are requested to assemble in the library by 9:00am on 31.12.2020. Covid Precautions: Attendees must get their body temperature checked before entering the session. Attendees must sanitize their hands before entering the session. Attendees must wear mask that completely cover their mouth and nose. Attendees must maintain a physical distance of at least six feet at all times. leauuceu SVuuo Instit vijoy ute of P PRINCRA ENIKEPADU VIJAYA INSTITUTE VIJAYAWADA PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES FOR WOMEN ENKEPADU MJAYAWADA 5 108 uaIS V VIJAYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL tnaepadu, VilJAYAWADA -92108 SCIENCES FOR WOMEN Telephone No: +91 14165 60999 Permited by Govt. of AP, Approved by AICTE, New Delhi Fax No: 491 866 29449999 Pharmacy Council of India, New De lhi & Afiliated to INTU Kakinada SRK FOUNDATION Meit: [email protected] VIJAYAWADA ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution Date: 04-01-2021 REPORT Name of the Programme: Orientation Session on Assessment & Accreditation Framework for NAAC Date: 31-12-2020 Resource Person Details: Mr. P. V. Ramesh, Academic Coordinator, Kakinada Institute of Technology and Science, Divili, East Godavari Email: [email protected] Contact Number: +91-9989202720 Mr. P. V. Ramesh has conducted an Orientation Session on Assessment & Accreditation Framework for NAAC in the college library on 31 December 2020. He emphasized the importance of NAAC accreditation to HEls and explained the step-by-step process. The points discussed in the session enlightened the faculty on criteria metrics. He explained about the importance of designing curriculum in criteria which gives quality education. About criteria 2, he highlighted the importance of Outcome Based Education (OBE) and mentoring system. He detailed on the Criterion 3- Research, Innovation and Extension activities which carries highest points in NAAC accreditation. Criteria 4 & 5 presented information on e- resources such as shodhganga, e- books, e journals, DELNET subscription, scholarships etc. Speaking about criteria 6, the speaker discussed the governance model of the institutions and faculty welfare schemes. Criteria 7 presented insights about institutional distinctiveness. He discussed in detail about institution's preparation-before, during and after the process of assessment & accreditation. 37 faculty members attended the session, it was highly interactive and he VIJAYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL, takepas VAYAWADA-92110 SCIENCES FOR WOMEN Telephone No: 91 74165 0999 Petmitted by (iovt of AP, Approved by AlC1, New Delhi Pharmary Council of India, New Delhi & Afated to INTUKakinada SRK OUNDATION Meil vijayapharmeryfw@gmail tom VUAYAWADA IsO 9001 2015 Certiled Institution answered all qucries from faculty. The session cnded with vote of thanks by the Principal. Prof. K. Padmalatha. Thus, the talk covered the important eriterias of NAAC Accreditation and was quite helpfül to the faculty of the institution working on NAAC for the first cycle. Vijayawada, AP, India Enikepadu, Vijayawada, 521104, AP, India Lat 16 30 44'N, Long 8041'44'E Dec 31, 2020 Mr.P.V. Ramesh's Orientation Session 1QAC COORDINATOR stitute o movan PRINCIPA. VIJAYA INSTITUT PHARMACEUTICAL ENIKEPADU hame EMKEPADU VMJAYAWABASCIENCES FOR 521 WOMEN VIJAYAWADA uOM su VIJAYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES FOR WOMEN ENIKEPADU, VIJAYAWADA - 521108. Name of the Topic: Assessment & Accreditation Framework for NAAC Speaker: Mr. P. V. Ramesh Date: 31.12.2020 Attendance shect S. No Name of the teaching faculty Circular received Attended Dr. K. Padmalatha 2. Mr. A. Jayarami Reddy A 3. Mrs. V. Greeshma 4 Mrs. A. Bhavana 5. Mrs. Pradeepa Prason . Dr. B. Ramu Mr. S. Venkateswara Rao 8. Mrs. B. Hema Latha B 9. Mrs. A.V. S. Hima bindu 10. Mrs. PMM Naga Lakshmi Varma 11. Mrs.G. Madhavi 12. Mrs. G. Pramoda 13. Dr. S. Praveen auee eaues 14. Ms. Md. Meherunnisa Hul 15. Mrs. B. Rajani Kayani 16. Dr. S. Sundar 17 Mrs. M. Vani 18 Mrs. R. Sunitha 19. Ms. V. Uma V.Umo 20. Dr. G. Surendera 21. Ms. B. Sravani 22 Mrs. J. Ramya Leov eave 23. Mrs. D. Prasanna 24 Mr. Sk. Shehensha 25. Dr. M. Vamsi krishna OD OD 26. Mrs. D. Vijaya Durga 27. Mr. M. Bala Krishna 28. Mrs. Ch. Anupama Swathi 29. Mrs. Ch. Swathi 30. Mrs. D. Padma D_Padma 31. Mrs. D. Santhi Krupa 32. Dr. A. Chandrasekhar 33 Mrs. K. V. R. Rajeswari LVLapsna 34. Mr. Y. Naveen 35. Dr. N. Prathiba 36. Dr. Tabitha Sharon Vc 37. Dr. B. Dhanush Co 38. Dr. S. Haripriya 39. Dr. B. Navya 40. Mr. V. Srinivas 41. Mrs. V. V. Vandana Devi eave Leave 42. Mrs. P. Durga P itute ayoins of Ph ho ENIKEPADU PRINCIPAL VIJAYAWADA VIJAYA INSTITUTE PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES FOR WOMEN ON s8u FNIKEPADU VIJAYAWADA 5 10a VIJAYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES FOR WOMEN ENIKEPADU, VIJAYAWADA-521 108. Date: 28.10.2020 CIRCULAR All the faculty and students are hereby informed to attend a Seminar on National Educational Policy 2020 on 31-10-2020 at our institute. All must assemble in the seminar hall by 1.00 pm. Covid Precautions: Attendees must get their body temperature checked before entering the hall. Attendees must sanitize their hands before entering the hall. Attendees must wear mask that completely cover their mouth and nose. Attendees must maintain a physical distance ofat least six feet at all times. joyoIn Stitute ot Ph PRINCIPAL ENIKEPADou PRINCIPAL VIJAYAWADA VIJAYA INSTITUTE Launeu M PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES FOR WOMEN Ssoua ENKEPADU VIJAYAWADA 52 10R S-Vanchs - 521108 VIJAYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICALnhepsdus VIIAYAwADA SCIENCES FOR WOMEN Tedephone Mo: 491 74165 60999 Permitted by Govt ofAP, Approved by AICTE, New Delhi F Mor 491 s66 284499 Council of New Delhi & Affilhated to INTU Kakinada SRK FOUNDATION Pharmacy lIndia, Meit: vijaysphermacyfw @mai.com VIJAYAWADA ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution Date: 03-11-2020 REPORT Name of the Programme: A Seminar on National Educational Policy 2020 Date: 31-10-2020 Resource Person Details: Dr. S. Sankar, Retired Principal, Akkineni Nageswara Rao College, Gudivada Email: [email protected] Contact Number: +91-9440860444 A Seminar on National Educational Policy 2020 was conducted on 31st October 2020 by Vijaya Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences for Women. After the inauguration ceremony, which included the Principal, Prof. K. Padmalatha and the Guest Speaker of the seminar, Dr. S. Sankar, Retired Principal, Akkineni Nageswara Rao College, Gudivada. Mrs. V. Vandana, Assoc. Professor, Science & Humanities introduced the guest to the audience. Dr. S. Sankar, made an interesting Power Point Presentation on National Educational Policy 2020. Well defined and futuristic education policy is essential for a country at school and college levels due to the reason that education leads to economic and social progress. National Education Policy of India 2020 is marching towards achieving such objective by innovative policies to improve the quality, attractivenes, affordability and increasing the supply by opening up the higher education for the private sector and at the same time with strict controls to maintain quality in every HEl is the prime feature of NEP. By the end of the talk, students gained knowledge about the changes that are going to take place in the education system of India. VIJAYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICALEnkepadhu, ViJAYAWADA -521108 SCIENCES FOR WOMEN Telephone No: 491 74165 60999 Permtted by Govt of AP, Approved by AICTE, New Delhi Far No: 491 866 2844999 SRK rOUNDATION Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi & Affliated to INTU Kakinada VIJAYAWADA IS0 9001:2015 Certified Institution Mail [email protected] Prof. K. Padmalatha thanked the guest and put across her aspiration that the NEP will help students develop scientific temper. With about 108 attendees. post tea break. aQ and A session was conducted, followed by vote of thanksby Mrs. V. Vandana. Vijayawada, AP, India Enikepadu, Vijayavrada, S21104, AP, India Lat 16 30 45"TN, Long 8041 45E 10/31/2020 01:31 PM Dr. S. Sankar's presentation on National Educational Policy on 31-10-2020 Vijayawada, AP, India Enikepadu, Vijayawada, 521104, AP, India Lot 16 30'45"N, Long 8041 46'E 10/31/2020 01 34 PM Delegates listening to the talk on 31-10-2020 S VuuJineR IQACCOÖRDINATÖOR Institueot Ph PRINC PRINCIPA ENIKEPADU VIJAYA INSTITUTE VIJAYAWADA ARMACEUTICAL SCENCES FOR WOMEN EMMKEPADU MJAYAWABA 521 n s u VIJAYA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES FOR WOMEN ENIKEPADU, VIJAYAWADA -521108. Name of the Topic: National Educational Policy 2020 Class: IV Pharm D Speaker: Dr. S. Sankar Date: 31.10.2020 Attendance Sheet S. No Register No. Name of the Student Signature 167NIT0O01 Thahera Mubeen 167NITO002 Maddu Sujana MSu@na 167NITO003 Kosuri Babitha 167NITOO004 Kondepu Devi Chandana KCeiaudoua 167NITOO05 Annavarapu Naga Sai Maneesha As Maulu 167NIT0006 Nalabolu Mounika Nmounika_ 167NITOO07 Bommareddy Sowmya 167NITOO08 Yatham Ramya 167NITOO09 Kolli Sireesha Tirumala Absen 10. 167NITOO10 Pendyala Megana P Meqang 167NITOO012 Marati Shalini MShallin 167NITOO13 Garikapati Chandana Priya_ 3. 167NITOO14 Swetha Mohan Kondamudi 14. 167NITOO15 Sajja Molya Aoseat 15. 167NIT0O16 Sava Lavanya . Aawe 16. 167NITOO17 Pindiganti Madhuri sertL 17. 167NITOO18 Mudigonda Sirisha 18. 167NITOO19 Kare Shushrutha Nadh 19 167NITO020 Vemuri Nancy osen 20. 167NITO021 BhukyaPavani B 21 167NITO022 Nallala Vara Lakshmi 167NITO023 Pasupuleti Neelima eelune
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    South India to North America Journey of Journalist South India to North America Journey of Journalist Narisetti Innaiah South India to North America Journey of Journalist Page 1 Contents 1. Childhood - Sweet and Sour 4 2. Twists and turns at college level 11 3. College life is not that smooth (1953-58) 15 4. University Education 28 5. Taste of Politics 32 6. Untrained teacher 38 7. Entered Married Life 43 8. Encounter Different Personalities 47 9. Beyond Religion 49 10. A.B.Shah - Leader of Secular Movement 52 11. Joyful Life - Naveena, Raju 56 12. Can Reason Appeal 58 13. Komala Unique Person 60 14. Meandering into Research 63 15. Facing New Phase 66 16. Friendship with Chief Justice 68 17. A Decade of Experience 71 18. Reporting Legislative discussions 74 19. Helping Elected Representatives 78 20. Joyful Humanism 80 19. Bureau chief of Telugu daily 82 20. V.R. Narla dedicates his last play 89 21. Writer with human face 92 22. Chief Minister with difference 95 23. A friend in deed 98 South India to North America Journey of Journalist Page 2 24. Facing hardships 104 25. Encounter with academic cheats 107 26. At last owned a house 113 27. Unscientific alternatives 116 28. Playing with blind believers 119 29. Widening humanist horizon 128 30. Friendship with Rationalist, Skeptics 135 31. Feeling the Cosmos 141 32. India once again 145 33. Regional Associations in America 154 34. Thinkers groups 157 36. A story of Thesis 160 37. Pictures to remember South India to North America Journey of Journalist Page 3 111.1..
  • TAMIL CINEMA Tamil Cinema

    TAMIL CINEMA Tamil Cinema

    TAMIL CINEMA Tamil cinema (also known as Cinema of Tamil Nadu, the Tamil film industry or the Chennai film industry) is the film industry based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, dedicated to the production of films in the Tamil language. It is based in Chennai's Kodambakkam district, where several South Indian film production companies are headquartered. Tamil cinema is known for being India's second largest film industry in terms of films produced, revenue and worldwide distribution,[1] with audiences mainly including people from the four southern Indian states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andra Pradesh, and Karnataka. Silent films were produced in Chennai since 1917 and the era of talkies dawned in 1931 with the film Kalidas.[2] By the end of the 1930s, the legislature of the State of Madras passed the Entertainment Tax Act of 1939.[3] Tamil cinema later had a profound effect on other filmmaking industries of India, establishing Chennai as a secondary hub for Telugu cinema, Malayalam cinema, Kannada cinema, and Hindi cinema. The industry also inspired filmmaking in Tamil diaspora populations in other countries, such as Sri Lankan Tamil cinema and Canadian Tamil cinema.[6] Film studios in Chennai are bound by legislation, such as the Cinematography Film Rules of 1948,[7] the Cinematography Act of 1952,[8] and the Copyright Act of 1957.[9] Influences Tamil cinema has been impacted by many factors, due to which it has become the second largest film industry of India. The main impacts of the early cinema were the cultural influences of the country. The Tamil language, ancient than the Sanskrit, was the medium in which many plays and stories were written since the ages as early as the Cholas.