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MATA SUNDRI COLLEGE FOR WOMEN University of Delhi 1967-2017 GOLDEN JUBILEE SOUVENIR “Sacẖahuoraisabẖkouparsacẖācẖār” “Listening to the Truth with rapt attention, singing it joyfully with our heart and soul immersed in it, getting moved to tears by its beauty and expansiveness and attempting to understand it in all its depth” is wonderful but “Living the Truth; where our thoughts and deeds, in every aspect of our life, mirror the beauty of the Truth” is superior to the Truth. Being true to our profession, to our fellow beings, our environment and to ourselves; being ethical in every aspect of life, being responsible in every role we play, is the message of the logo of our college. 9. Department of Music INDEX 10. Department of Philosophy Messages 11. Department of Political Science 12. Department of Psychology Message from Vice Chancellor 13. Department of Punjabi Message from President, DSGMC 14. Department of Sanskrit Message from General Secretary, DSGMC 15. Department of Urdu Message from Chairman 16. Department of Physical Education & Sports Sciences Message from Principal Non-Collegiate Women's Education Board From Souvenir Committee Vocational Center From the Window of History - Mr. K.S. Maan Sun Foundation Looking into Past First Among the Non-Teaching Staff The Chine of College Library Roll of Chairmen e-Publication Some Societies, Organisations and Associations Lof.kZe t;Urh ds miy{; esa egkfo|ky; dh iz'kfLr • Dance Society • Debating Society Interviews of Former Principals • Film Society Rendezvous with Prof. Supriya Singh about Dr. Inder Kaur (Former Principal) • Quiz up Society Dr Uma Tuli reecting on Mrs R.K. Maan Singh (1968-1983) • Divinity Society Interview of Dr.M.K. Gill (1983-2002) • Parindey : Dramatics Society Interview of Dr Satnam Kaur (2002-2010) • National Service Scheme (NSS) List of Eminent College Visitors • National Cadet Corps (NCC) Messages and Musings of Retired Faculty Members Enabling Unit Seminars & Conferences Innovation Projects undertaken by College Faculty Gyanodaya Trips Departments College Trips 1. Department of Commerce Infrastructure 2. Department of Education & Alumni Interviews – Down the memory lane… Department of Elementary Education Hall of Fame 3. Department of Economics Books Authored by Faculty Members 4. Department of English Awards and Achievements 5. Department of Environmental Science College in Media 6. Department of Hindi Obituary 7. Department of History 8. Department of Mathematics Message from Vice Chancellor 1967-2017 I am pleased to know that Mata Sundri College for Women, University of Delhi is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this year. Over the past fifty years, the College has grown exponentially and provided quality and holistic education to women from GOLDEN diverse backgrounds. I am confident that with its commitment to excellence, the College will achieve newer heights in future. I congratulate the College fraternity on the occasion of golden jubilee JUBILEE celebrations and wish them all success in their future endeavors. Professor Yogesh K. Tyagi Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi NAAC ACCREDITED 2016 1 Message from President, DSGMC Message from General Secretary, DSGMC It gives me great pleasure in sending this message to the Souvenir that is being published to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Mata Sundri College for Women. Souvenir is the tribute to the past and an expression of grateful thanks to those who had untiringly laboured to make the Institution great and honour those who contributed to its greatness. Mata Sundri Ji wife of Guru Gobind Singh used to live in Delhi where Mata Sundri College for Women is housed Mata Sundri College for Women has completed fifty glorious years of existence. On at present. From this place, Mata Sundri Ji took the responsibility of guiding the Sikhs till her death. She maintained the unity among Sikhs during very difficult times. Mata Sundri Ji, the this occasion, I would like to congratulate the Principal, faculty, students and alumni of serene Mother, completed most of the works left unfinished by the Tenth Master. She did not the College. The College was founded with an aim of making higher education hesitate and shouldered the leadership of the Khalsa courageously. She was the epitome of accessible to girls and over a period of these fifty years, the College has achieved in a selflessness and austerity. substantial measure, the goals set forth by its founders. It has witnessed tremendous Over the past fifty years, Mata Sundri College for Women has served the young women of the nation by producing leading personalities who have held high positions in every sector. growth not only in terms of student intake but also in terms of infrastructure and other The College has held high the lighted torch of teaching and learning and has not failed in its facilities. As a minority institution, the College has redoubled its efforts in providing duty in the hour of need. The students imbibe qualities of an excellent teacher and researcher quality education to women of the Sikh Community. Mata Sundri College prides itself to set academic standards. in providing an integrated education which facilitates and fosters an all-round I have no doubt that the college will continue with its good work, meeting the aspirations of development of young women I hope that the College goes on to attain greater heights our community. I wish the Principal, Teachers and students success in their endeavor. I wish Mata Sundri College many more Golden Jubilees continued existence and of further service and reaches the pinnacle of glory. to the cause of education of young women. S. Manjit Singh GK I hereby extend my best wishes on this historic occasion. President, Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee S. Manjinder Singh Sirsa General Secretary, Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee 2 3 Message from Chairman Message from Principal It gives me immense joy to write a message for the Souvenir to be published in It is a great honour and privilege to write for Golden Jubilee Souvenir. The College was commemoration of the Golden Jubilee Celebrations of our college. It is a matter of established in 1967 with the mission of Women's Education and Empowerment by great pride to see this Souvenir that chronicles our achievements over the last 50 years. Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee. The College record shows that all The college has a distinguished legacy of 50 years in the field of women's correspondence regarding establishing the College was by S. Jathedar Santokh Singh empowerment and education-an ideal that remains the guiding principle of the Ji, who was General Secretary of Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee at governance and management of the college. that time. Over the years, there has been a tremendous growth in Academics, Extra As I look ahead, I can visualize the college growing in academic pursuits, achievement Curricular Activities, Research, use of ICT and progression of students. In addition, of moral qualities and higher standards of excellence. It will continue to serve a Alumni are making important contribution in various areas. significant role in higher education for girls and in the service of the country. I extend my sincere appreciation and best wishes for the success and wide reception of the I wish and pray that the College fraternity may join hands to take the College to newer Souvenir. heights of outstanding excellence. Dr. Kawarjit Kaur S. Vikramjit Singh Sahney, Padma Shri Chairman Officiating Principal Mata Sundri College for Women 4 5 From Souvenir Committee From the Window of History Going through the maze of history is an arduous task but well worth it. While reading the old records of Gurudwara Parbhandhak Committee Delhi State I came across valuable facts that have now become a historical treasure of Mata Sundri College for Women. The facts shed a scintillating light on the noble idea of starting a Womens' College in Delhi. Mata Sundri College for Women since its inception has passed through three distinct phases. First Phase : The saga started in the March of 1961 when a team of leading eminent Sikh personalities – Jathedar Santokh Singh Ji, S. Gian Singh Vohra, S. Kirpa Singh, Principal Gurbachan Singh Bal took the initiative and thought of starting B.Ed. Classes in Girls Higher Secondary School located in Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. The Gurudwara Parbhandhak Committee Delhi State passed and adopted a resolution on 19.9.1961 to this effect and sought permission of University of Delhi for starting B.Ed. Classes for 200 girl students in Girls Higher Secondary School Bangla Sahib. The application was considered by Academic Council of Delhi University in its meeting held on 2nd November, 1961. The Academic Council then forwarded it to the Faculty of Education for consideration. After getting feedback from Faculty of Education it was denied by Academic Council of Delhi University in its meeting held on 6th Feburary, 1962. Though it was a setback, the leading There are times in the histories of institutions, when the glory is dedicated Gurudwara Parbhandhak Committee team continued on thinking various options for celebrated, when milestones are revisited and past is commemorated as education of girls. an inspiration for a better future. On 17th July, 2017 Mata Sundri College Dr. Daljit Kaur completed its long and arduous journey of fifty years. They were times of Finally, on 10th June, 1965 the Gurudwara Parbhandhak Committee Delhi State passed and adopted numerous triumphs and tribulations. As the editorial team of 'Souvenir Dr. Harleen Kaur another resolution. An application was sent to University of Delhi on 1st July 1965 by Jathedar of Fifty Golden Years’, it is both pleasure as well as challenge to Santokh Singh Ji, General Secretary Gurudwara Parbhandhak Committee to establish a Girls College in chronicle these momentous years. Girls Higher Secondary School Complex at Gurdwara Bangla Sahib.
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    SILENCE AND MEMORY: VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN DURING THE PARTITION OF 1947 Pronoma Debnath TC 660H Plan II Honors Program The University of Texas at Austin December 2016 __________________________________________ Syed Akbar Hyder Department of South Asian Studies Supervising Professor __________________________________________ Michael Anderson Department of International Relations Second Reader 1 2 ABSTRACT Author: Pronoma Debnath Title: Silence and Memory: Violence Against Women During the Partition of 1947 Supervising Professors: Syed Akbar Hyder, Michael Anderson For my thesis, I am focusing on the abduction, dissimulation, and recovery of women during the Partition of India in 1947. Women were used as political tools between various religious groups during the tumultuous violence of Partition, and one of the ways this manipulation manifested itself was through the abduction of women from one religious community by men from another community. Women often assimilated into the new community, dissimulating from their previous identity and adopting a new culture. Later, the governments of both India and Pakistan attempted to reclaim the women as a way of creating a national identity. Women were also violated by men from their own communities, a violence that has traditionally been overlooked. The threads of sexuality and identity make talking about this period and these particular events very difficult, and many women who lived through these experiences have remained quiet, a silence that is important to discuss. This silence also affects the collective and individual memory of Partition. Narratives are created to emphasize or erase violence in the midst of this silence, and this affects our perceptions of Partition. This thesis will present the abduction of women during Partition in the context of a legacy of British colonialism, as well as the ramifications of the event for South Asia today.