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,&. ~ Jwi ( E~~) Page 1 of 5 GAUHATI UNIVERSITY GUWAHATI - 781 014 IAWARD OF DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY) The under mentioned candidat~s are declared to have qualified for the award of Degr ee of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) as per Vice-Chancellor's approval dated 31.08.2016 The degree will be conferred to them at the next Convocation of the University . ' Cours Name & Address with Faculty/ SI. No. Topic e Registration number t Guide 1•1 Department Work Arabic Literarv works Jamaluddi11 Ahmed in Assam and. Arabic Retd. Associate Prof., Dr. Abdul Terms used in the Manga\dai Co\\ege Arts/ Majeed Nadwi, sphere of Languages Done ' /4072 Arabic R/No. 2893 of G.U. and Culture : A 1972-73 I study I Self-Help Group and Women Md. Mofidul Islam Empowerment : A Assistant. Prof., Dr. Jayanta Arts/ study of Women Self- 2 /4073 Dhing College Krishna Done ! Political Science Help Groups in Sarmah, G.U. R/ No. 025398 of Nagaon District of 1998-99 I Assam I State and Food Dibyajyoti Dutta Security : A study on Does Assistant Prof., Prof. Akhil Policies and Practices Arts/ Ranjan Dutta, not 3/4074 Dibrngarh Uni11e.sity Political Science of Public Distribution G.U. arise R/ No. 2383 of System in Assam 2009- 10 Role of Print Media in Paranjoy Bordoloi the Conflict Situation Prof. Niru Research Scholar Arts/ of Assam with special Done 4/4075 R/No. 019978 of Political Science Hazarika, G.U. 1 reference to ULFA 1997-98 Darrangar Stree Pubali Sahariah Dr. Paramananda Lokachar: Eti Research Scholar Rajbongshi, Adhyayan Arts/ Done 5/4076 R/No. 005308 of Assamese I Pragjyotish 1999-2000 College Role of Print Media in Educating the Mass Jupitara Sarma People on Child Fine Arts/ Research Scholar Prof. Umesh Rights. A case study Communication Done 6/4077 R/No. 1323 of Deka, G.U. of Kamrup & Journalism 2009- 10 (Metropolitan) Distric t. A study on a ttention deficit Hy per Activity Disorder Students in Ruma Medhi Primary School in Associate Prof., Pandu Arts / Prof. Kaberi Relation to their Done 7 / 4078 College Education Saha, G.U. Academic R/No. 026722 of Achievem ent, 1990-91 \nte\\ige nce and Adjustment ·- Nihar Ranjan Kalita Export Potential of Research Scholar Arts / IProf . Sakiya India's Silk with 8/4079 Economics Khan, G.U. Reference to Assam. Done I R/ No. 001344 of 2000-0 1 I - - - I I - Page 2 of 5 Effectiveness of I Priya Mahanta Financial and Non­ I Financial Incentives I Research Scholar Commerce/ Dr.Amrit Pal 1014081 as Motivators for Done Commerce Singh, G.U. ~ R/No. 015223 of sales Personnel in Pharmaceutical Industry ~~[:::1 ~., Gandhi's Concept of Assistant Prof., Arts/ Prof. Manisha Trusteeship. A 82 Dudhnoi College critical study Done V R/No. 036867 of Philosophy Barua, G.U. 2002-03 Budul Chandra Das "Justification" in Assistant Prof., Know ledge-Claim Women's College, Arts/ Prof. Sauravpran and the Gettier 12/4083 Done Tinsukia Philosophy Goswami, G.U. Problem : A study R/No. 024632 of I 991 -92 Anjali Prabha Daimari Social & Cultural Associate Prof., Prof. Umesh Transition of the Does 13/4084 Barama College Arts/MIL Deka, G.U. Boros: A study not R/No. 000221 of arise 1988-89 Dipali Kherkatary Women Characters in Assistant Prof. , Dr. Anil Kumar the short stories of \4/4085 B.H. Co\\ege Arts/MIL Boro, G.U. Nil Kamal Brahma : Done R/No. 015827 of A critical study. 1994-95 Studies on Solitary Apul Narayan Dev Waves and Co­ Dr.Jnanjyoti Research Scholar Science/ operative Phenomena 15/4086 1 Sarma, R.G. Done R/No. 010916 of Mathematics in Multi component Baruah College 2003-04 Plasmas -----+------------ ------+-- - - -----+-----------;,---- Mathematical Adity a Ghosh Dr. Anuradha Modelling and Research Scholar Science/ Devi, Royal Optimal Control of 16/4087 Done R/No. 1705 of Mathematics Group of Cancer Through 2010- 11 Institutions Chemotherapy Role of Hypergeometric Functions in the Karabi Rajbangshi Technology/ Study of Coefficient Research Scholar Dr. Sunanda 17/4088 Mathematical Multipliers on spaces Done R/No. 005864 of Naik, G.U. Science of Analytic Functions 2006-07 and Hilbert-Type Operator Spectra of Some Rituparna Das Dr. Binod Matrix Operators on Research Scholar Science/ Chandra Some Sequence Done 18/4089 Mathematics Tripathy , !ASST, R./No.024465 of Spaces 200) -02 Guwahati Process of Deforestation and Abani Kumar Das Consequent Does Prof. Abani Environmental not Associate Prof., Science/ Kumar Problems in the arise 19/4090 J . N. College Geography R./No.029524 of Bhagabati, G.U. Foothill Zone of 1977-78 South Kamrup, Assam Implications of For est Dependen cy a nd Man agement Practices on the I Smarajit Ojah Ecology of Protected Does Research Sch ola r Science/ Prof. Anup 20/4091 Areas in Laokhowa n ot l ~ { ~?· _0_l 58 8 Of Geography Sa ikia, G.U. ;,nil R 11 rh ;a r h ;ann,; :=lri~P. r Page 3 of 5 Paribul Devi ' Kumar Kishorar Research Scholar Prof. Umesh Upanyas: Eti Does 21/4092 Arts/MIL Bishleshanatma k R/No. 024600 of Deka,G.U. n ot 1995-96 Adhyayan arise Analvsis of Genetic Dive~sity in Chilli ( 1) Prof. P.J. Varieties (Capsicum Geetashree Bora Handique,G.U Spp.) of Assam Using Research Scholar Technology/ Biochemical and 22/4093 Don e R/No. 1626 of Biotechnology (2) Dr. H. K. Molecular Markers 2009-l0 Gogoi DRL, and in Vitro Tezpur Regeneration of Selected Varieties Krishna Kanta Medhi Dr. Sarat Studies on Associate Prof. , Borkataki, Vegetational Pattern Science/ Along the Course of 23/4094 Nowgong College Principal, Done Botany R/No.033483 of Nowgong River Kolong, Nagaon 1978-79 College District, Assam -- 1--- . --·- Gautam Chandra Das Influence of Imagism Principal, in the Poems of Dhamdhama Anchalik Prof. Dilip 24/4095 Arts/MIL Nilamoni Phukan College Borah, G.U. Done R/No. 02201 of 2008-09 I Jita Baruah A Study of Urban• Associate Prof., Prof. Kishore Folk Literature in Does Fine Arts/ 25/4096 Jagiroad College Bhattacharjee,G Guwahati City not Folklore R/No. 037007 of .u. arise 1991-92 Evaluation, I(1) Dr. M.C. Characterisation and Kalita, Laishram Surbala Mechanism Studies G.U. Research Scholar Technology/ of Anticancer 26/4097 (2) Dr. N.C. Done R/No. 0460 of Biotechnology Compounds From Talukdar, 2010-11 Traditional Folklore IASST, Ghy- Medicines of Manipur 35 I Studies on the Post- Embryonic Development of the ( I) Prof. J a tin Muga Silkworm Anita Goldsmith Kalita, G.U. Associate Prof., Union (Antheraea Science/ assamensis Helfer) Done 27/4098 Christian College (2) Dr. Sudip Zoology Mouthpart Sensory R/No. 1507 of Dey, NEHU, System: An 2009- 10 Shillong : Ultrastructural and I Ecological Approach ' Studies on Biology, Culture and Breeding Arup Bura Gohain of Clarias Magur Prof. M.M. (Hamilton, 1822) in Research Scholar Science/ Done 28/4099 R/No. 0'22009 of Zoology Goswami, G.U. Captivity in the 2004-05 I Agroclimatic Condition of Assam A Study on Empowerment and Feeling of Security Rajlakshmi Sonowal and Insecurity I Assistant Prof., Tezpur Prof. Kaberi among the College Arts/ Education Done 29 / 4 100 I College Saha,G.U. Going Adolesent Girls I \ R/No. 01417 of Having Different I 2008-09 Socio-Cultural I Background I -- I Prof. K.S. 7 ~~~:~!:1-.~1~~~=~------r c ... ; ,,... ..... .... ,.. , r ... ,. ....... ~ · r-nn r, .... 11 ; ... : ............. 1 L"'rr ... ..... + ... ;._ I Page 4 of 5 1 Earthquake Induced ! Anamalous Alaka Medhi Atmosph eric • Phenomena and Research Scholar Science/ Prof. Minakshi I 32/4103 'Their Effects on \ Done \ R/No. 019127 of Physics Devi, G.U. 2004-05 Signal Propagation Relevant to NE Environment l Uday Sankar Senapati 1 Synthesis and Assistant Prof. 1) Prof. Deepali Characterization of Handique Girl's Science/ Sarkar, G.U. ZnS Nanoparticles 33/4104 Done College Physics 2) Prof. D. K. Prepared by Green R/No. 001755 of Jha, G.U. Ch emical Routes 2002-03 Mridusmita Phukan Studies on Some Assistant Prof., NITS, Science / Prof. Anurup Aspects of the Light 34/4105 Mirza Gohain Barua, Physics of Fireflies Done R/ No. 006711 of G.U. 1997-98 Tazmin Sultana Some Relativistic Research Scholar 35/4106 Science/ Prof. Kanika Studies in Cosmology R/No. 004936 of Mathema tics Das, G.U. Done 2003-04 Narnita Deka Systematic S tudies of Assistant Prof. , Aquatic Angiosperms 36/4107 Nalbari College Science/ Prof. Nilakshee of Bodoland Botany Done R/No. 027686 of Devi, G.U. Territorial Council 1996-97 (BTC) Area Bobita Dutta Asomar Tai Turung Assistant Prof., Dr. Ram Sokolor Sanskriti: Eti 37 /4108 Saruµathar College Arts/ Assamese \ Chandra Deka, Adhyayan Done R/No. 84149 of I Sipajhar College 2011- 12 I) Dr. Ramesh Ratneswar Mili Mising aru Asomiya Pathak, Bhasa : Eti Assistant Prof., L.C.B. I Guwahati Tulanamulak 38/4109 College Arts/ Assamese Done 2] Prof. Upen Adhyayan R/No. 0388 of Rabha 2009-10 Hakacham, G.U. Renu Borah Dr. Pranati Tirthanath Sharmar Assistant Prof. , Sharma Jiwan Aru Sahitya 39/4110 Purbanchal College Arts/ Assamese Goswami, Kriti: Eti Adhyayan R/ No. 001508 of Pragjyotish Done 2000-01 College J yotrrmoi Bordo\oi Tiwa Aru Sonowal Assistant Prof. , Jorhat Prof. Upen Kacharisakalar Does 40/4111 College Arts/ Assamese Rabha Kathita Asarniya: Eti not R/No. 006582 of Hakacham, G.U. Tulanamulak arise 1997-98 Adhyayan. A study on the Santa Kalita efficacy of certain plant extracts on the Research Scholar Science/ Prof. R.K. Bhola, Done 4 1/4112 R/ No. 034484 of Zoology G.U. growth and 199 7-98 development of Insects I Runumi Devi Inscriptions of I Ancient Ass am: A Research Scholar Dr. Kameshwar Done 42/ 4 113 R/No. 023518~ f Arts/ Sanskrit Shukla, G.U.
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    ,0n+'t'f 9/N( flJa,ry ,,Aw*l"ru,Xf , (*orpao 4 'u/* -t) tf ?a GAUHATI UNIVERSITY GOPINATH BARDOLOI NAGAR: :GUWAHATI. 14, ASSAM :: INDIA NorrFrcArroN -?V0'6S' ' It is notified for information of all concerned that the Academic Council, G.U. in its meeting held on 29/061201& has approved the CCS (UG) for the Department of Economics, GU with the following members for a period of 3 (three) years w.e.f. the date of notification. This is issued with the approval of the Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor, G.U. dated 1410812018. 1. Archana Sharma, Professor, Department of Economics, GU 2. Nissar A. Baruah, Professor, Department of Economics, GU 3. Gayatri Goswami, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, GU 4. Nivedita Goswami, Associate Professor, Deparfinent of Economics, GU 5. Jagadish Sarma, Department of Economics, Barnagar College 6, Mitali Das, Department of Economics, Cotton University ,,t ltaryChaudhury, Department of Economics, Pragiyotish College 8. Nandita Goswami, Department of Ec-onomics, Baibhag College ,9. Bhupen Kumar Sarma, Department of Economics, Jagiroad College 10. M.R. Kazi, Department of Economics, Mankachar College 11. Angana Barua, Department of Economics, Pandu College 12.14ousumi Borah, Department of Economics, Arya Vidyapeeth College 13. Mahendra Hazarika, Department of Economics, Chaiduar College 14. Mausumi Kalita, Department of Economics, Kharupetia College 15. M.P. Bezbaruah, Department of Economics, GU (Ex Oflicio Convener) Sd/- Dr. G. Khataniar Academic Registrar Gauhati University Memo No. GU/NI/AR/ccs/201 st 60l I - 6013 Date: A|ls Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to:- ll'- l. Members concerned. 2.' Dean, Faculty of Arts, G.U.
  • About IQAC Coordinator Nowgong College (Autonomous)

    About IQAC Coordinator Nowgong College (Autonomous)

    About IQAC Coordinator Nowgong College (Autonomous) Dr. Bhuban Ch. Chutia: A post graduate in Zoology with Specialization in Endocrinology & Reproductive Physiology, he completed his Ph. D. on Biodiversity, Ecology and Conservation Strategies of Wild Silk Moths in Nagaland. He has more than 16 years of research experience in the field of Non- Mulberry or Wild or Vanya sericulture and two years of research experience in the field of Biological Control of Tea Pests in various premier institutes such as Nagaland University, CMER&TI, CSB, Lahdoigarh, Jorhat, Assam, TRA, Tocklai, Jorhat of North Eastern Region of India. Presently, he is working as an Assistant Professor in the Postgraduate Department of Zoology, Nowgong College (Autonomous) and pursuing independent research on the basis of past experiences. He successfully completed three research projects sponsored by DST, SSTP, Govt. of India, New Delhi, ASTEC, DST, Govt. of Assam and IASST, Guwahati respectively. He has two ongoing research projects funded by DST, SEED, Govt. of India and DBT, NECBH Twinning, IIT-Guwahati respectively. He attended 35 Conference/Seminar/Workshop of National and International level and delivered lectures in 05 seminars as invited Resource Person. He is a member of 12 Professional/Academic/Scientific Associations/Bodies. He published 26 research papers and 10 scientific articles in peer reviewed and indexed National and International Journals. Award/Prize/Certificate etc. owned: 1. Nagaland University Best Ph.D Thesis, 2009. 2. Assam Sahitya Sabha Dharitri Dharok Bota, 2019 3. University Level NSS Programme Officer Award, 2019-2020, Gauhati University Recognition: 1. Gauhati University Ph.D. Guideship (Zoology) 2. Member, Board of Studies, Department of Zoology, North Lakhimpur College (Autonomous) Academic/Professional Membership/: 1.
  • Bihu Dances. the Performances Include a Range of Other Theatrical Shows; Other Dance Forms Performances, Solo Singer Concerts and Stand up Comedy

    Bihu Dances. the Performances Include a Range of Other Theatrical Shows; Other Dance Forms Performances, Solo Singer Concerts and Stand up Comedy

    Bihu dances. The performances include a range of other theatrical shows; other dance forms performances, solo singer concerts and stand up comedy. the stage Bihu form have become so popular that different Bihu organizers have extended the celebrations to Bohagi Bidai, which is celebrated for bidding adieu to the festive Bohag month. Instruments used in Bihu : Dhol Bihu celebration is insignificant with the traditional instruments of Assam. There are a variety of instruments which are used during Bihu performances, Bihu geets and dances. Some of Taal Gagana them are : Dhol : The Dhol is an important instrument of Xutuli Assamese culture. It is a percussion instrument Pepa similar to a drum. The Dhol is made of a wooden barrel. It is played with a stick and the palm on each side. The beat of the Dhol is the life of the Toka Assamese culture. A beat from the Dhol makes one swirl and dance to the rhythmic flow. Baanhi Taal : It is a small cymbal instrument. There are different types of Taal. This Bihu is characterized with a feeling of Pepa : Pepa is a flute like musical instrument solemnity as the granaries are almost empty during used in Bihu. It is a small stem capped with buffalo this season. On this Bihu, people light earthen horn. The sound of the Pepa is striking and lamps in front of tulsi plant, the granary, garden mesmerizing. and the paddy fields. The cattle are also fed with Other instruments used are the Toka, Gagana, pithas. Xutuli and Baanhi (flute). Kati or Kongali Bihu has a different flavor as Bohag Bihu is celebrated in different states of there is less merriment and the atmosphere has a India in different names, eg.