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History Seminar.Cdr One Day National Level Seminar on The Contribution of HH Sri Jayachamarajendra Wadiyar, in "MAKING OF MODERN MYSORE" ISBN - 978-93-5391-579-7 Organized By Dept. of History BB.E.T.E.T SSADATHUNNISAADATHUNNISA DDEGREEEGREE CCOLLEGEOLLEGE FFOROR WWOMENOMEN Bismillah Nagar, Bannerghatta Road Cross, Bangalore - 560 029. BRIEF NOTE on B.E.T. SADATHUNNISA COLLEGE Bismillah Nagar, Bangalore - 29. BET Sadathunnisa College (Degree women's college), established in 1998, afliated to Bangalore Central University, Minority Institution and managed by BISMILLAH EDUCATIONAL TRUST has been in the forefront for providing value based Quality Education. The college is recognized under section 2(f) of the UGC Act 1956 and is NAAC accredited and also ISO 9001:2015 certied institution Our College strongly believes in blending the wisdom of traditional education with a practical knowhow, utilizing contemporary best practices in education. Our students are equipped with a rm theoretical foundation and relevant skill sets to put theories into practice. A one year Certicate course in Kannada Language is a value added courses (Skilled Development Education) offered along with regular degree programmes. The College is afliated to Bengaluru Central University. The college has a well -equipped library with access to online resources, latest informational software with Wi-Fi Network. It has a Food Court .Our college encourages a quest for knowledge that is rooted in an ethical understanding of the world that we inhabit and this enthusiasm for learning along with a desire to evolve into socially responsible beings is reected not only in the academic atmosphere but is also visible in the eld of extra-curricular activity. We hope that by the time our students leave the gates of this institution they are enriched not just with factual and theoretical knowledge but also with the condence of fearlessly walking down the path of truth. The college and the college faculty too, in turn, continue to learn from students. We have tried to evolve with the inputs every batch of students brings to us by renewing and renovating programmes connected with academics, extracurricular, sports and NSS. Teachers are also involved in guiding students in various research and innovation projects. 1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr.R.RoshanBaig Chairman Mr.AbdulMuheeb Mr.ShaikUmar Workingchairman Vicechairman Mr.S.Mahaboob Mr.MohammedSaifulla Vicechairman Hon.Secretary Mr.J.Shafiulla Mr.G.R.RiyazAhmed Hon.Treasurer Jointsecretary Mr.K.M.MujeebAhmed Mr.SiddiqPasha Jointsecretary InternalAuditor Mr.AbdulJabbar Mr.MohammedKareemuddin Trustee Trustee Mr.SyedAbdulLatheef Mr.S.K.ShakeelAhmed Trustee Trustee Mr.IrshadAhmed Mr.FarooqAhmed Trustee Trustee TEACHING STAFF Prof.SumaiyaFathima M.Com,M.Phil,(Ph.D) Dr.NiloofarMirza Ms.AyeshaB.B M.A, NET, Ph.D M.B.A Ms.NasreenTaj.M Mrs.IffathJahan M.Com,B.Ed M.A(Urdu),M.Ed Ms.ShabanaALakkundi Ms.NehaBanu M.A(Hindi) M.Com Ms.Tabassum Ms.SadiyaBegum.R M.Com M.A(History) Mrs.AlliyaNaaz Mrs.GogulaRaj.R M.A(Eng) MCA Mrs.Ashita Mrs.NWRaviathulBaseria MCA MBA Mrs.NabeelaAfreen Mrs.AyshaThasneem M.Com M.A(Economics)B.Ed 2 HON. SECRETARY'S MESSAGE As a Hon. Secretary of this institution I have the sole aim and intention of realising the dreams of taking this institution to greater and greater heights. I am happy with what the seminar came out with. Only a few colleges get an opportunity to hold a seminar of this eminence and content. I congratulate every resource person, all the participants and the staff of the College for making it a grand success. I am happy with the lasting contribution of the Seminar by publishing the Seminar papers. My heartfelt thanks to the Editorial team especially for their support and hard work. Since its inception, BET is moving towards the heights of education and serving the society with quality education. My sincere thanks to Prof. K.R. Iqbal Ahmed, former-Vice Chancellor, Moulana Azad National Urdu University for taking great efforts in organizing this seminar and making it a grand success. Thanks and sincere appreciation is also due to the members of the IQAC with special reference to Mr. Syed Tahsin Ahmed (KAS Retd.) for his valued services. The Seminar also fulls one of the guidelines of NAAC. Delegates from other institutions participated in the Seminar and actively took part in the deliberations. Our team of Trustees assures to encourage such endeavours in the future also. Happy Reading Mohammed Saifulla Hon. Secretary 3 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE I record my sincere gratitude to the resource persons of all the sessions for accepting our invitation, contributing greatly and making the seminar quiet informative and productive. I thank the core members of IQAC and my staff without whose help, support and cooperation this seminar would not have been a grand success. I profusely thank all the delegates for their active participation throughout the seminar and this has greatly contributed to the success of the seminar. At BET we provide an atmosphere to our students for multifaceted development where students are encouraged to channelize their potential in the pursuit of excellence. I thank the members of the managing committee for having provided a conducive atmosphere for our teachers and students to learn and succeed. I wish the best of fortune, peace and prosperity to all those who contribute to the noble task of spreading education and its manifest qualities, aims and objectives. Prof. Sumaiya Fathima Principal 4 EDITORIAL TEAM Dr.NiloofarMirza Mrs.AyeshaTasneem Ms.SadiyaBegum M.A,Ph.D M.A,B.Ed M.A (History) It gives us immense joy and pleasure to present the proceedings of One Day National Seminar "Making of Modern Mysore" organized by Department of History. Our special thanks to the Management, IQAC team for providing an opportunity of holding the seminar in the premises of our college .We all are fortunate enough for being the part of the seminar, hope these proceedings containing the report of the seminar and the papers will be of great academic value for scholars and common readers. We also thank the entire IQAC Team for this successful interactive endeavour and exhorted to make such seminars a part of their academic routine. Editorial Team 5 BRIEF PROFILE OF DR. PRAMODA DEVI WADIYAR WHO INAUGURATED THE SEMINAR “MAKING OF MODERN MYSORE" ORGANISED IN CONNECTION WITH CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS OF HH SRI JAYACHAMARAJENDRA WADIYAR ON NOVEMBER 4TH 2019 Born on 27th October 1953 to Smt. Puttarathnammani and Sri Venugopal Raj Urs from the Bettada Kote family of the erstwhile princely state of Mysore. Science Graduation from Sharada Vilas College, Mysore and Post Graduation in Hindi from the University of Mysore. On 2nd February 1976 married HH Sri Srikanta Datta Narasimharaaja Wadiyar, son of HH the Maharaja Sri. Jayachamaraja Wadiyar and Maharani Smt Tripurasundarammanni of yadu dynasty which has a past glory of over six centuries as rulers of Mysore kingdom. After the demise of HH Sri Srikanta Datta Narasimharaaja Wadiyar on 10th December 2013, Smt. Pramoda Devi Wadiyar despite her personal loss has had to shoulder responsibilities of high magnitude under tremendous pressure as HH Sri Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar had left behind a tough legacy to live up to. Indeed, it was not an easy task to ll the void in public consciousness. However, she took the task in her stead with the divine blessings of almighty, elders & well-wishers besides being guided by the spirit of her husband. The strong nature of her personality coupled with progressive outlook, talent, intelligence and skills equipped her to make a mark and succeed in her endeavour to carry forward the tradition. Her strength of will & character, perseverance and the ability to ght adversities helped her to take the 600 year legacy forward. Public at large witnessed with high adoration and evoked strong feelings about the impeccable way of conducting the Royal ceremonies by Smt. Pramoda Devi Wadiyar in the recent past. As Patron and President of Sri Jayachamaraja Urs Education Trust she was instrumental in developing and transforming it as successful Educational Institution, catering to the students from rural background and economically weaker section of the society. In the capacity as Chairperson of Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery Trust, she has 6 undertaken repairs and renovation works of Jaganmohan Palace where an Art Gallery is housed in order to preserve the art objects for posterity. She has passion towards art and architecture and takes interest in designing. She is closely associated with Wadiyar Centre for Architecture at Mysore. The University of Mysore conferred on her D.litt Doctorate along with H H Dalai Lama during 2016. She has recently authored a 'Foundation' titled 'H H Sri. Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar Foundation' in order to promote Heritage and Culture by setting up a 'Wadiyar Heritage Center'in Mysore. Smt. Pramoda Devi Wadiyar is the Chairperson and Managing Director of M/s Wadiyar Investments Pvt. Ltd., Sri Venkateshwara Real Estate Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., and Mahishuru Royal Heritage Hotels, Palaces, Resorts & Spas Pvt., Ltd., B.E.T. SADATHUNNISA DEGREE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Affiliated to Bengaluru Central University Bismillahnagar, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore - 560029. NAAC Accredited, ISO Certified 9001-2015, Included Under Section 2(f) of UCG Act 1956 B.A History, Economics, B.Com Political Science As Per BCU Syllabus BBA ADMISSIONS As Per BCU Syllabus BCA OPEN As Per BCU Syllabus FOR THE NEW ACADEMIC K.C.C. SESSION Certificate Course Skill Development
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