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Directorate of Physical Education & Sports Name of the Department : Directorate of Physical Education & Sports (Sports Department) 1. VISION Strive for “MASS PARTICIPATION” of youth in Games and Sports (Physical Activities) to develop Personal Health, Fitness and Social qualities which will enable them to become worthy citizens of India and in process endeavour to produce National and International level players. If India is to be a strong nation in future the children and youth of today should play otherwise India will be a weak nation tomorrow. 2. MISSION ”Games and Sports are the important dimensions of quality of an Institution of Higher Learning”. Let the youth realize that “Body is the medium of all the endevours”. Body should be strong to achieve heights in any sphere of life. To make youth aware of the importance of Games and Sports (Physical Activities) in the overall development i.e. Physical, Mental, Social and Spiritual. 3. Objectives : i) To ensure “MASS PARTICIPATION” of Students in Games and Sports. ii) To motivate students to achieve Health, Fitness and Social qualities. iii) Special efforts to take Games and Sports to the Tribal Areas which dominate the university jurisdiction in order to harness and develop physical skills and capabilities of tribal students. iv) To achieve excellence in Sports performance. v) Create standard Sports Infrastructure. 4. Year of Establishment : 1964-65 5. Location : Sports Complex, Takshila Campus, Khandwa Road, Indore Page-2- 6. Staff Organization : Director, Physical Education - Dr. M.I.Quraishi Asst. Director - Dr. Sunil Dudhale Sports Officer - Mrs. C.K.Singh Asst. Grade I (Regular) - Mr. T.D.Verma Asst. Grade III (Regular) - Mr. Rajesh Bagora Asst. Grade III (Daily wages) - Mr. Javed Khan Asst. Grade III (Daily wages) - Mrs. Yamini Salgat Ground Marker (Regular) - Mr. Rampher Pal Grounds Men / Peon (Regular) - Mr. Vansh Bhadur Grounds Men / Peon (Regular) - Mr. Udai Ram Bamniya Grounds Men / Peon (Regular) - Mr. Om.Prakash Verma Grounds Men / Peon (Regular) - Mr. Ramjiyavan Yadav Semi Skilled Labourn (Daily wages) - Mr. Arun Pal Semi Skilled Labourn (Daily wages) - Mr. Mukesh Patel Semi Skilled Labourn (Daily wages) - Mr. Dayaram Bhagore 7. Various Committees and Their Meeting Records Since last five year : Sports Committee File no. Spt. VIII(04) 2008-09 01 2009-10 01 2010-11 01 2011-12 01 2012-13 02 Executive Board Sports File no. Spt. VIII(01) 2008-09 03 2009-10 05 2010-11 03 2011-12 03 2012-13 04 Selection Committees for university teams each met once to select the team File no. Spt. VIII(04) 2008-09 29 teams 2009-10 27 teams 2010-11 27 teams 2011-12 31 teams 2012-13 34 teams Page-3- 8. Sports Infrastructure : 01. Track (400 mts.) Clay 01 02. Foot ball field (Grass) 01 03. Hockey (Clay) 01 04. Cricket (Turf) 01 05. Basketball (Cement) under preparation 02 06. Tennis Court (Synthetic) under preparation 02 07. Volley ball court (Clay) 04 08. Hand ball (Clay) 01 09. Kho-Kho 01 10. Kabaddi 01 11. Multi Gymnasium (size 40x24 mts.) 01 9. Staff Working hours a) Office Staff 7 hours – 10:30 am to 05:30 pm b) Ground Staff 8 hours 10:00 am to 06:00 pm * Number of working days during the past five years. 2008-09 271 2009-10 266 2010-11 266 2011-12 268 2012-13 267 * Number of Event days Number of days during the past five years. Sports events Special exam works 2008-09 153 55 2009-10 113 58 2010-11 122 60 2011-12 108 59 2012-13 155 63 Page-4- 10. Copies of Latest Biodata of Officers/ Staff in positions in the Department Attached Annx.1 Director, Physical Education - Dr. M.I.Quraishi file no. Spt.-XIV(1) Asst. Director - Dr. Sunil Dudhale file no. Spt.-XIV(2) Sports Officer - Mrs. C.K.Singh Asst. Grade I (Regular) - Mr. T.D.Verma Asst. Grade III (Regular) - Mr. Rajesh Bagora Asst. Grade III (D.W) - Mr. Javed Khan Asst. Grade III (D.W.) - Mrs. Yamini Salgat Ground Marker (Regular) - Mr. Rampher Pal Grounds Men / Peon (Regular)- Mr. Vansh Bhadur Grounds Men / Peon (Regular)- Mr. Udai Ram Bamniya Grounds Men / Peon (Regular)- Mr. Om.Prakash Verma Grounds Men / Peon (Regular)- Mr. Ramjiyavan Yadav Semi Skilled Labourn (DW) - Mr. Arun Pal Semi Skilled Labourn (DW) - Mr. Mukesh Patel Semi Skilled Labourn (DW) - Mr. Dayaram Bhagore 11. Officers and Staff recharging strategies Contributed social get together organized from time to time. 12. Year wise since 2008 Record of each of Event Organized in-campus and the source of funding (Zonal/All India) with details of outstanding participants, if any. 2008-2009 Volleyball (Men) West Zone 2010-2011 Hockey (Women) South West Zone 2012-2013 Softball (M & W) All India Page-5- 13. Important work of the department for last five year. * Organized Inter Collegiate tournament on behalf of Ex. Sports Board. As per Sports Calendar. * Organized Inter University West Zone Volleyball (Men) tournament on behalf of University from 31st December 2008 to 4th January 2009. * Organized Inter University South West Zone Hockey (Women) tournament on behalf of University from 15 December 2010 to 21st December 2010. * Organized All India Inter University Softball (Men & Women) tournament on behalf of University from 21st January 2013 to 30th January 2013. * Executed all the works related with the examination of the private candidates appearing in UG & PG examinations of the university. As per university schedule. * Officers of the department carried out many other important responsibilities given by the university from time to time. * Gave all the due entitlements of the players in time. 14. Generating new standard facilities. 2008-2009 04 Volleyball fields. 2009-2010 01 Football ground. 2010-2011 01 Hockey ground. 2011-2012 01 Cricket Turf ground, 01 Kabaddi Field & 01 Kho-Kho ground. 2012-2013 01 Athletics Track. 15. Future plans of the department. Construction of the following :- a) Squash courts & Table Tennis hall. b) Multi Gymnasium Hall to cater for Wrestling & Judo. c) Weight training and Cardiac exercise hall. d) Swimming pool. Page-6- 16. Strengths & Weaknesses of the department Strength :- a) Timely execution of sports schedule of the sports events of different level. b) Provision of all the entitlements of the players in time. c) Insurance of all the teams from their inception till their return from the last engagement. d) Excellent cooperation from the one and all concerned with the university sports. e) University teams are giving top most performance in M.P. State Inter University Tournament since its inception i.e. 1994-95. f) The University teams are continuously giving good performance in different games and sports organized under the umbrella of A.I.U. at Zonal and All India Level. Weaknesses :- a) Need of additional technical / non technical / staff in the department. b) Difficulties in execution of plans due to administrative delays. 17. Efforts for Quality sustenance and Assurance in the department. i) Adherence to calendar of events. ii) Strict monitoring of minute details of each even. iii) Through the feedback from Managers, Coaches & Players and all out efforts of the entire sports fraternity of the university. Page-7- 18. Sports activities under the umbrella of department. S.N EVENTS 01. Aquatics (M&W) 02. Athletics (M/W) 03. Badminton (M &W) 04. Basketball (M & W) 05. Chess (M/W) 06. Cricket (M & W) 07. Cross Country Race(M & W) 08. Foot ball (M) 09. Gymnastics(M & W) 10. Handball (M & W) 11. Hockey (M &W) 12. Judo (M & W) 13 Kabaddi (M & W) 14. Kho-Kho (M & W) 15. Softball (M & W) 16. Squash Rkts. (M) 17. Table Tennis (M & W) 18. Tennis (M) 19. Volley ball (M & W) 20. Weight lifting (M) 21. Best Physique (M) 22. Wrestling (M) Note :- Weight Lifting (Women) & Wrestling (Women) games were included in the sports calendar of university from 2010-11, Archery (M&W), Boxing (M), Football (W) & Power lifting (M) were included from 2011-12 and Yoga (M&W) from the session 2012-2013 . Page-8- 19. Student and Faculty Participation in Intramural Activities 2008-2009 a. Badminton 133 b. Chess 144 c. Cricket 352 d. Table Tennis 112 e. Volleyball 204 2009-2010 a. Badminton 154 b. Chess 126 c. Cricket 368 d. Table Tennis 147 e. Volleyball 240 2010-2011 a. Badminton 133 b. Chess 108 c. Cricket 304 d. Table Tennis 98 e. Volleyball 204 2011-2012 a. Badminton 161 b. Chess 132 c. Cricket 384 d. Table Tennis 126 e. Volleyball 240 2012-2013 a. Badminton 161 b. Chess 132 c. Cricket 384 d. Table Tennis 126 e. Volleyball 240 Page-9- 20. Tentative Student Participation in Inter Collegiate Tournaments. Number of Tournaments / Events Participation 2008-2009 33 2333 2009-2010 33 2325 2010-2011 35 2332 2011-2012 37 2541 2012-2013 44 2446 21. Student Participation in Inter University Tournaments. Number of Tournaments / Events Participation 2008-2009 35 307 2009-2010 33 277 2010-2011 37 308 2011-2012 40 354 2012-2013 40 295 22. Performance / Achievement at Inter University/State Level Tournaments. 2008-2009 State Zonal / All India Badminton (M) I Tennis (M) WZ II Badminton (W) I Hockey (W) SWZ II Cricket (M) I Gymnastic (M) Individual Kho-Kho (M) I a) one gold medal Kho-Kho (W) I b) one bronze medal Volleyball (M) I Diving (M&W) Individual Table Tennis (W) I a) bronze medal (W) Wrestling (M) I b) bronze medal (M) Basketball (W) II Hockey (W) All India - II Kabaddi (M) II 2009-2010 State Zonal / All India Badminton (M) I Tennis (M) WZ - III Badminton (W) I Badminton (M) WZ - IV Basketball (W) I Hockey (W) SWZ - II Kho-Kho (M) I Gymnastic (M) Kho-Kho (W) I a) one gold medal Kabaddi (M) I b) one bronze medal Wrestling (M) I Hockey (M) II Page-10- 2010-2011 State Zonal / All India Badminton (M) I Tennis (M) WZ - III Badminton (W) I Tennis (M) All India - IV Basketball (W) I Badminton (M) WZ - I Cricket (M) I Table Tennis (W) WZ - III Kho-Kho (M) I Squash Racket (M) All India - IV Kho-Kho (W) I Wt.
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