THE PRINCIPAL’S REPORT

2020-21

We have been through the most unprecedented times during past one year. Corona virus has impacted teaching learning in a big way. This sector witnessed major digital transformation accompanied in an attempt to stay connected to students, to teach them and to provide holistic support to them during these testing times. The industry has shown resilience, courage and agility to adapt to the situation in real time. Vaccination drive has given us hope of normalization especially in the education sector. Institutions have remained closed for students for a major part of the year. Efforts are on to open in phases. Though we would return to normal teaching sometime in future, Covid induced digital transformation is here to stay for all times to come. Blended learning would be the preferred way going forward. We have managed teaching and learning to some extent. We have managed evaluation and online admission. The unparalleled and never before seen catastrophe of the global pandemic, the fact that the teaching- learning process shifted online, and the recognition that access to this might not always be evenly distributed or possible for all was the guiding thought behind the AEPIC initiative of distributing laptops with uploaded study materials. It is also significant to acknowledge that students from weaker sections faced problems in accessing laptops and mobiles. College tried to provide laptops to economically weaker students and launched a drive for donation of mobile phones. To aid the needy and academically sound students to carry on with online lectures, the team AEPIC, decided to initiate the program of Content uploading and laptop distribution.

Faced with unusual times, educators and institutions have had to optimize all resources at their disposal and to evolve methodologies to keep the teaching-learning process alive, robust, and meaningful. Keeping in view the COVID times, Lakshmibai College conducted online Orientation Program course wise in small groups to connect with the new entrants. It was a weeklong event wherein all the College societies introduced the students to their respective goals and what they have to offer to the students. The objective of the programme was to familiarize the students with the ethos and culture of the institution. Faculty and student volunteers from across disciplines worked extensively to ensure that the induction was well organised. With a view to a continued commitment to scholastic standards and also as a way to respond to the demands created by the present scenario of the pandemic, college organized large number of webinars for the students and the faculty members. Research plays a major role in the field of academia. Webinars / online workshops / FDPs conducted by the college continued the momentum. The Young Researchers’ Forum (YRF) was launched in a time when along with the rest of the world, the academic endeavour too was facing a crises in a Pandemic driven world. The forum was launched with the clear aim of making quality research an integral part of the undergraduate curriculum in Lakshmibai College. To maintain its standard to grow further, college signed three MOUs- one with International University and two with colleges in Assam and Nagaland. Despite the grim projections by this pandemic, there is a silver lining too as visible in the most sincere and exceptionally devoted efforts by the nation. As Benjamin Disraeli said that “Change is inevitable, Change is constant”, the world we live in is full of uncertainities, the only certain is change. A big change came in the field of education with New Education Policy. One of the major highlight of the reform is the emphasis on our mother tongue. Keeping that in view, we launched Bhartiya Bhasha Mandal under the aegis of AEPIC. It was established to encourage the exchange of language knowledge between students of different cultures. BBM strives to eliminate linguistic boundaries while preserving linguistic diversity. The students were acquainted with the tasks which BBM intends to do and they were encouraged to join this forum in order to promote as well as learn different languages. As multilingualism and registers of linguistic diversity become an important part of our consciousness as well as our inhabited world, Certificate Course in Translation is being devised and is in process of being launched in collaboration with Bhartiya Anuvad Parishad. We are also working on inhouse MOOC development to spread quality education with a much larger audience. The college, apart from conducting online classes, reached out to all stakeholders including students and parents through online meetings. This is life. Let's accept the challenge and use the opportunity hidden in the crisis. It is difficult to be confined within walls but let us think for a moment about people who don't have walls. Let's think, what would have been the case had there been no internet. Let's be thankful to the technology which has given us this opportunity to remain connected with each other even during this pandemic. However pandemic has gone to bring depression, anxiety as serious concerns for human beings. In order to tackle that and to understand life at the level of consciousness, we had webinars addressing the issue of mental health. Things are much deeper than they look at surface level. Deeper understanding of issues gives us clarity and makes us stress free that is what we all look for. Psychology Resource Centre, under the aegis of Department of Psychology which got constituted in this academic year, was constituted in December 2020 to serve the entire college including students, faculty members and non-teaching staff. Its flagship initiative monthly Institute Lecture Series invites eminent personalities from diverse backgrounds to share their past learnings and experiences on which the students and faculty members of our college can reflect. In continuation to this process, the college has initiated a Mentor-Mentee program. There are 2 mentor-mentee sessions per week one on Wednesday (5th period 1-2pm) and other on Friday (4th period 12 -1 pm). The program includes the interaction of teachers and students in which diverse issues are discussed ranging from queries of students, stress management of students, discussion on current issues related to their subjects. This program has been conceived to allow teachers and students to meet on an alternate and more informal platform. Moreover, to keep ourselves and others mentally and physically fit, we organized ‘Atmanirbhar Shivir’ and ‘Yogabhyas’ in the college premises. Besides as an educational institution we have social responsibility as well. We started an initiative to feed 50-60 hungry people in JJ Colony Wazirpur near Lakshmibai College during the lockdown. Large number of colleagues contributed for this. Some faculty members contributed to PM relief fund even before University requested everyone to participate in this. During COVID-19 our WISHVAS project, is having its fourth successful year, was working online and when the conditions were under control, we started our work in Wazirpur village. This year the team extended the area of the project to other areas like Timarpur Village (on every Friday), Sarai Rohilla (near Railway Station). Beside teaching and educating the kids of the area, our volunteers try to improve their skills in different ways like providing fine arts classes and self-defense training to girls of the area etc. Empowering girls from low income groups especially during this pandemic remained our first priority. Red dot project, a project for the women and by the women, of the college has remained busy in making cheap and hygienic sanitary pads for young girls. Reusable Cost Effective Sanitary Pad was one of the sustainable initiatives amidst COVID 19 outbreak by Lakshmibai College. We need to join hands in these difficult times as it is a time for prudence,not panic; science, not stigma; facts, not fear. Physically distant doesn’t mean that we have to maintain distance from each other. Heart is more powerful and the power it garners through remaining together and cooperating with each other. Sensitivity to us and to the world is the key to success. Resolution of mind is the path towards it. Most pertinent question is what are our desires and what are our needs. We require digging out those elements which are in excess available to us. Whether it is possible to take out that portion and give it to someone. The deadly virus which is still very much present around we taught us how to live life in simplest terms. It did brought hardships but also brought out humanity. People have started valuing the resources they have. The communicable nature of the virus has gone to make us understand the basic formula of life that we all are one. There is no difference. Irrespective of who are you, you are in the same vulnerable position as anyone. Irrespective of all the odds we as college have managed to grow and utilize this time for the betterment of institution. Once the lockdown was eased, we consumed ourselves in improving our infrastructure. The prime addition was our newly built Health & Wellness Centre – ‘Aarogyam’. This is the place for knowing yourself at all levels through Philosophical and Psychological Counselling, Medical Advice, First Aid etc. The first floor is designed to be a Place to know thyself in the purest form of being, to pause and to realize how all the five elements of our body communicate with Nature and the Spirit. “May the concept of ‘Tatvamasi’ be realized.” Other principal additions to the institution were new parking area, well furnished reading room in the library, new furniture in the canteen, construction of new gates with more security and overall renovation of classrooms and college buildings. Campus looks beautiful only when it is attended by students. They are also waiting for campus to open. The aesthetics of a classroom can never be replaced. No one has ever seen such a tremendous upsurge of changes in the life of a University/College. We have not yet recovered from the shock of the COVID 19 and the change it brought to us. We were just thrown into the Sea and we learnt to swim or the waves managed to keep on track. There are so many questions which remain unanswered. We all are in quest in finding out possible solutions. We will open but the methodology is going to be different and difficult one. The tasks for all the stakeholders in the educational sector is to ensure how we are planning for New Normal in college, how we will able to maintain social distancing in classroom, what kind of practical trainings are required, what are the technical support available for an institution and how to change the organizational culture to face the inevitable changes. As Krishna said that change is inevitable and as human beings we should continue to do our duty and never worry about the result, seems as the strategic way to fight against this pandemic. We have done considerably well in our fight but this is not the time to be complacent with our efforts. A small push and we might be able to enkindle our lives. ADMISSIONS AND RESULTS

The college has duly admitted a large number of students to various courses this year. More than 3500 students are enrolled in the college. The breakup is as follows: Courses Number of admissions

B.A. (Prog) 1224

B.B.E. 84

B.Com. (Prog) 557

B.Com. (Hons.) 247

B.A. (Hons) 1358

M.A. 109

The college has done consistently well and the results are more than satisfactory. The performance of first year students is par excellence. 98 percent students passed in History (Hons), B Com (Hons) as well as Maths (Hons) and 97 percent in Pol Sc (Hons). More than 90 percent students passed in BBE and B Com Prog and more than 85 percent students passed in BA Prog. In most of the courses, the percentage of number of students passing is more than 80 percent. Second Year and Third Year students have also done exceptionally well in this academic year. There have been more than 90 percent passing percentage in courses like Hindi (Hons), B. Com (Prog), B. Com (Hons) and Political Science (Hons) of second year. Record 99 percent students passed in B. Com (Prog) third year. Students of different courses from both the years of have made us proud by scoring high marks in their respective courses ACADEMIC STAFF

After years of dedicated service, Dr. Isha Chawla took VRS in October 2020. College appreciates the valuable contribution of her in the growth of the college.

Teachers who completed PhD

Name of the Faculty Department

Dr. Aakanksha Bhatia Psychology

Refresher Courses attended by Faculty Members (2020-21)

Name of Details Period Organising Agency Faculty

Ms. Amita Swayam ARPIT Online Sept 2019 Shri Ram College of Commerce Malhotra Refresher Course in to Feb (Certificate date 30 June 2020) Commerce 2020

Ms. Sonica Learning Advanced E- 1 Sep Ramanjan College in collaboration Singhi tools for MOOCs 2020 – 14 with development and Sep research 2020.

Dr. Neelam Refresher Course in Hindi 19 Oct UGC HRDC - JNU 2020 to 31 Oct 2020

Dr. Ritu Suri “Data Analysis with 21 Dec Ministry of Education, Teaching Statistical Methods” 2020- 3 learning Centre, Jan 2021 (University of ) and Indian Accounting Association, NCR Chapter.

Ms Laxmi Refresher Course 4 Jan UGC HRDC 2021- 17 Jan 2021

Dr. Sudha “ADVANCED RESEARCH 30 Jan, Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan Gupta, Ms METHODOLOGY Tools 2021 - 14 College University of Delhi under the Seema Singh, and Techniques” Feb, 2021 aegis of MINISTRY OF Dr. T K Janaki, EDUCATION PMMMNMTT Dr. Sonia Dabas, Ms. Uma, Ms. Ujjayini Roy, Dr. Ambuja K Tripathi, Dr. Guneet Bhatia, Dr. Divyarchana

Dr A Porchelvi “The Changing Face of 05 Feb Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Higher Education in Law in 2021 to 20 Centre, a centre under PMMMNMTT, India” Feb 2021. Ministry of Education

FDPs Attended by Faculty Members outside College (2020-21)

S. Details Period Sponsoring/ Organising Agency No.

From To

Dr. Anita Malhotra

1. Moodle Learning 20 July 24 July Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Management System’ 2020 2020 , (University of Delhi)

Dr. Sarika Bhatnagar

1 Global Economy in 11 May 15 May USMS, GGSIPU COVID19:Opportunities 2020 2020 and Challenges

2 Language in the Times of 25 June 30 June University School of Humanities and Covid-19. 2020 2020 Social Sciences, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU)

3. Digital Tools for 21st 27th 2nd Feb Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Century: Word Processing Jan 2021 Centre, S.G.T.B. Khalsa College, & Spreadsheets 2021 University of Delhi under PMMMNMTT, Ministry of Education.

Dr. Vibha Gupta

1. “On Data Analysis for 17 June 30 June TLC of Ramanujan College, University Research in Social 2020 2020 of Delhi and Indian Accounting Sciences” Association, NCR Chapter under MHRD initiative PMMMNM TT 2. “Time Series and Panel 20 July 26 July TLC of Ramanujan College, University Data Analysis” 2020 2020 of Delhi and Indian Accounting Association, NCR Chapter under MHRD initiative PMMMNMTT

3. “Pedagogical Training for 3 Aug 10 Aug DDU College, University of Delhi and Effective Online Teaching 2020 2020 K.H.T.M College, Nashik under IQAC and Learning” and DBT Star College Program

4. "ICT ENHANCED 18 Aug 25 Aug TLC of Ramanujan College, University TEACHING LEARNING 2020 2020 of Delhi and , University AND CREATING of Delhi under MHRD initiative MOOCs" PMMMNMTT

Dr. Sudha Gupta

1. Applications of Algebra 22 Dec 29 Dec MHFDC, , University of and Number Theory in 2020 2020 Delhi Network Security

2. E-content Generation and 11 Dec 17 Dec (E), University of Managing online Teaching 2020 2020 Delhi

Dr.T.K.Janaki

1. Fundamentals of Emprical 28 Sep 06 Oct Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Research 2020 2020 Centre, S.G.T.B Khalsa College University of Delhi under the PMMMNMTT of MHRD.

2. Direct Taxes and GST 16 Oct 8 Nov Ministry of Education PMMMNTT 2020 2020 Teaching Learning Centre Ramanujan College University of Delhi and Indian Accounting Association NCR Chapter.

3. Higher Education Road 25 Nov 01 Dec Ministry of Education, Sri Ahead Developing Next 2020 2020 Venkateshwara College University of Generation Academic Delhi in Collaboration with Leaders PMMMNMTT Teaching Learning Centre Ramanujan College.

4. National online 24 Feb 03 March SHYAMA PRASAD MUKHEERJI interdisciplinary Faculty 2021 2021 College University of Delhi in Development Programme Collaboration with Teaching Learning Centre Ramanujan College under the aegis of Ministry of Education PMMMNTT. 5. Building Competency in 20 July 24 July ST PAULS COLLEGE Bengaluru. ICT based Teaching using 2020 2020 Spreadsheet and Sustainability Strategies during COVID – 19 Pandemic

Dr.Babita Verma

1. ICT based new Paradigsm 15 Sep 30 Sep Dept of Computer Science, Mata Sundari of E-teaching and E- 2020 2020 College,DU in collaboration with learning:Digital Pedagogy PMMMNMTT centre, Ramanujan College ,DU

2. NEP and Discourse on 5 Sep 11 Sep Mata Sundri College for Women Indian Languages 2020 2020

Dr. Sonia Dabas

1. Transforming Governance 21 Sep 27 Sep MHRD-PMMMNMTT Teaching in India: Issues and 2020 2020 Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, Concerns University of Delhi an , University of Delhi

2. Towards Quality Higher 27 Oct 2 Nov GNDTC, SGTB Khalsa, University of Education through NEP – 2020 2020 Delhi 2020

3. Transformation in Higher 28 Sep 12 Oct Govt Degree College for Women, Education: Issues and 2020 2020 Anantnag in collaboration with MHFDC, Road Ahead Hansraj College, DU

4. Hind Swaraj 23 Jan 30 Jan Gandhi Bhawan, DU, in collaboration 2021 2021 with MHFDC, Hansraj College, DU

Ms. Ruchi Ahuja

1. Managing Online 18 May 03 June Teaching Learning Centre Ramanujan Classes and Co- 2020 2020 College University of Delhi Ministry of Creating MOOCS:2.0 Education PMMMNMTT.

Dr. A Porchelvi

1. Data Analysis for 17 June 30 June MHRD-PMMMNMTT Teaching Research in Social 2020 2020 Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, sciences University of Delhi and Indian Accounting Association, NCR Chapter Dr. Neelam

1. The Contemporary Issues 10 Aug 23 Aug Ramanujan College and Shaheed Bhagat & Challenges Faced by 2020 2020 Singh Evening College, sponsored by Modern Jammu & PMMMNMTT, Ministry of Human Kashmir: Socio-Cultural Resource Development. and Political Scenario

2. ICT based new Paradigsm 15 Sep 30 Sep Dept of Computer Science, Mata Sundari of E-teaching and E- 2020 2020 College,DU in collaboration with learning:Digital Pedagogy PMMMNMTT centre, Ramanujan College ,DU

3. NEP and Discourse on 5 Sep 11 Sep Mata Sundri College for Women Indian Languages 2020 2020

Dr. Sucheta Gauba

1. Research Methodologies 26 May 31 May Sanskriti School of Business, Puttaparthi and Data Analytics using 2020 2020 SPSS and R

2. Seven Days National 19 May 25 May Wilson College, KESSC, VPIMSR in Online Workshop on 2020 2020 association with University of Mumbai Research Methodology

3. Enhancing Research 3 May 3 May Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Communication Skills 2020 2020 and School of Education (SoE), Faculty through ScienceDirect and of Education, Dayalbagh Educational Mendeley” with Elsevier Institute, Dayalbagh Agra

4. Language in the Times of 25 June 30 June University School of Humanities and Covid-19 2020 2020 Social Sciences, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU)

5. One Week Pedagogical 1 July 6 July Organized by School of Mathematical Training for Teachers on 2020 2020 Sciences, Swami Ramanand Teerth Tools for Online Teaching Marathwada University, Nanded Learning and Evaluation

Ms. Pramila

1. Hind Swaraj 23 Jan 30 Jan Mahatma Hansraj F D Centre, Hansraj 2021 2021 College, DU.

2. Intellectual Property 10 Feb 17 Feb MHFDP Centre, Hansraj College Rights 2021 2021

3. “Shikshan Prashikshan me 26 Feb 4 March MHFDP Centre Kala Sanskriti ke Ayam” 2021 2021

Dr Sabrina Sareen

1. “Digital Pedagogy to 15 Dec 21 Dec Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Enhance Teaching and 2020 Centre (GAD) and PMMMNTM and 2020 Learning”

2. “Digital Tools for 21st 27 Jan. 2 Feb. Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Century: Word Processing 2021 2021 Centre (GAD) + PMMMMNTM and Spreadsheets

Ms. Rashmita Bahera

1. The Contemporary Issues 10 Aug 23 Aug Ramanujan College and Shaheed Bhagat & Challenges Faced by 2020 2020 Singh Evening College, sponsored by Modern Jammu & PMMMNMTT, MHRD. Kashmir: Socio-Cultural and Political Scenario

Ms. Seema Singh

1. Hind Swaraj 23 Jan 30 Jan Gandhi Bhawan, University of Delhi in 2021 2021 collaboration with MHRFDC, Hansraj

College, University of Delhi, A Centre of MoE, Government of India Under PMMMNMTT.

2. Shikshan Prashikshan 26 Feb 4 March MHRFDC, Hansraj College, University Mein Kala – Sanskriti Ke 2021 2021 of Delhi, A Centre of MoE, Government Aayam of India, Under PMMMNMTT.

Ms. Anu Jain

1. ICT based new Paradigsm 15 Sep 30 Sep Dept of Computer Science, Mata Sundari of E-teaching and E- 2020 2020 College, DU in collaboration with learning:Digital Pedagogy PMMMNMTT centre, Ramanujan College, DU

2. Research Methodology 1 Oct 15 Oct Teaching Learning Centre ,Ramanjan 2020 2020 College, DU

3. ICT based learning and 29 Dec 4 Jan Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan developing Moocs for 2020 2021 College, DU, under PMMMNMTT Teaching Process in Higher Education 4. Blended learning: 12 Jan 29 Jan Teaching Learning Centre , Ramanujan Alternative Dimensions 2021 2021 College, DU

5. Teacher’s enrichment 15 28 March Dept of Mathematics , Deshbandhu workshop on” Differential March 2021 College, DU in collaboration with Equation and its 2021 National Centre for Mathematics Application

Ms. Sonica Singhi

1. Advance Panel Data 25 Feb 03 March Kurukshetra University in collaboration Analysis 2021 2021 with PMMMNMTT.

2. HYPOTHESIS TESTING 05 11 March Shivaji College in collaboration with the AND TECHNIQUES March 2021 Hansraj College FOR DATA ANALYSIS 2021

3. EMPIRICAL 13 July 21 July MCM DAV College, Chandigarh FINANCIAL 2020 2020 ECONOMETRICS

Ms. Uma

1. “Student-Centric 27 Jan 02 Feb Janki Devi Memorial College, University Pedagogic Methods” 20211 2021 of Delhi in collaboration with Mahatma Hansraj Faculty Development Centre Hansraj College, University of Delhi

Ms. Ujjayini Roy

1. "ICT Enabled Teaching 7 Sep 13 Sep Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan Learning" 2020 2020 College (under the aegis of Ministry of Education and PMMMNMTT, University of Delhi and JDMC, DU

2. “E- Learning and 14 Dec 20 Dec Department of Statistics and Internal Developing MOOCs for 2020 2020 Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Hindu Teaching Process in college, University of Delhi in

Higher Education” collaboration with Teaching Learning centre Ramanujan College, University of Delhi, under the aegis of Ministry of Education and PMMMNMTT

Dr.Nirmal Shahid 1. "E-Learning and 14 Dec 20 Dec Hindu College in collaboration with Development MOOCs for 2020 2020 Ramanujan College, University of Delhi Teaching Process in Higher Education"

2. “Sahitya, Bhasa, Samaj, 26 Dec 9 Jan Ramanujan College, University of Delhi Rajneeti aur Darshan 2020 2021 Antarvirshayak Sandarbh”

3. “Sahitya, Itihas, Rajneeti 28 Jan 10 Feb P.G.D.A.V College, University of Delhi avam Anaya sambandhit 2021 2021 Vishayo ke Antsambandho ki padhtal”

Dr. Sangita Sharma

1. Transforming Governance 21 Sep 27 Sep MHRD-PMMMNMTT Teaching in India: Issues and 2020 2020 Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, Concerns University of Delhi an Ram Lal Anand College, University of Delhi

2. Transformation in Higher 28 Sep 12 Oct Govt Degree College for Women, Education: Issues and 2020 2020 Anantnag in collaboration with MHFDC, Road Ahead Hansraj College, DU

3. Towards Quality Higher 27 Oct 2 Nov GNDTC, SGTB Khalsa, University of Education through NEP – 2020 2020 Delhi 2020

Dr. Ambuja K Tripathi

1. Blended learning: 12 Jan 29 Jan Teaching Learning Centre , Ramanujan Alternative Dimensions 2021 2021 College,DU

Ms. Amita Malhotra

1. Fundamentals of 28 Sep 6 Oct GAD-TLC , SGTB Khalsa College under Empirical Research 2020 2020 PMMMNMTT, MHRD

2. Learning Management 11 Oct 17 Oct GAD-TLC , SGTB Khalsa College under System(MOODLE) for 2020 2020 PMMMNMTT, MHRD Online Teaching- Learning

Dr. Rammathot Khongreiwo 1. Academic Writing 18th 24th Feb Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan Feb 2021 College, University of Delhi (in 2021 collaboration with Dharma Samaj College, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh) and sponsored by Ministry of Education, PMMMNMTT

Ms. Tripti Deo

1. "ICT Based New 15 Sep 30th Sep Department of Computer Science, Mara Paradigms of E-Teaching 2020. 2020. Sundari College in collaboration with and E-Learning: Digital PMMMNTT Learning Centre,

Pedagogy" Ramanujan College

2. "Research Methodology" 01 Oct 15 Oct Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan 2020. 2020. College, University of Delhi under PMMMNTT

Dr. Guneet Bhatia

1. “On Data Analysis for 17 June 30 June TLC of Ramanujan College, University Research in Social 2020 2020 of Delhi and Indian Accounting Sciences” Association, NCR Chapter under MHRD initiative PMMMNMTT

2. “Time Series and Panel 20 July 26 July TLC of Ramanujan College, University data Analysis” 2020 2020 of Delhi and Indian Accounting Association, NCR Chapter under MHRD initiative PMMMNMTT

3. Pedagogical Training for 3 Aug 10 Aug Deen Dayal Upadhaya College, Effective Online Teaching 2020 2020 University of Delhi and K.H.T.M and Learning” College, Nashik under IQAC and DBT Star College Program

4. "ICT Enhanced Teaching 18 Aug 25 Aug TLC of Ramanujan College, University Learning and Creating 2020 2020 of Delhi and Shivaji College, University MOOCS" of Delhi under MHRD initiative PMMMNMTT

5. "Learning Advanced E- 1 Sep 14 Sep TLC of Ramanujan College, University tools for MOOCs 2020 2020 of Delhi and Motilal Nehru College (E), Development & Research" University of Delhi under MHRD initiative PMMMNMTT

Dr. Shweta Singh 1. Student- Centric 27th 2nd Feb, Janki Devi Memorial College, University Pedagogic Methods” Jan 2021 of Delhi. 2021

Dr. Mani Singh

1. UGC STRIDE 19 Jan 27 Jan Mizoram University Aizawl Sponsored WORKSHOP on 2021 2021 by UGC, Govt of India. Molecular Phylogeny & Molecular Docking

2. UGC STRIDE 18 Jan, 27th Jan, Mizoram University Aizawl Sponsored WORKSHOP on Bee 2021 2021 by UGC, Govt of India. keeping and management

Dr. Divyarchana

1. Hind Swaraj 23 Jan 30 Jan Gandhi Bhawan, University of Delhi in 2021 2021 collaboration with MHRFDC, Hansraj

College, University of Delhi, A Centre of MoE, Government of India Under PMMMNMTT.

2. Shikshan Prashikshan 26 Feb 4 March MHRFDC, Hansraj College, University Mein Kala – Sanskriti Ke 2021 2021 of Delhi, A Centre of MoE, Government Aayam of India, Under PMMMNMTT.

Dr Om Kumar

1. National training 22 Feb 24 Feb Association of Quaternary Researchers Programme on 2021 2021 (AOQR) jointly with Birbal Sahini ‘Quaternary Palynology’ Institute of Paleosciences (BSIP), Lucknow

Ms Mercy Jill Jill

1. “Emerging Trends of 13 19 July MHRD and University of Delhi, Pedagogy in Language, July 2020. Literature and Social 2020 Sciences”

2. “Sahitya, Media, 29 May 03 June MHRD and University of Delhi Manovigyan aur Vanijya 2020. 2020 ke Vividh Aayam”

Participation by Faculty Members in FDPs organized by Lakshmibai College

FDP Name of Faculty Members

“Content Management Dr. Anita Malhotra, Dr. Raj Nangia, Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka System To Learning Harneja, Dr.Vanita Agarwal,Dr.Gayatri, Dr Poornima Sunil Talwar, Management System” Dr. Sucheta Chaturvedi, Dr. Ruchi Mundeja, Ms. Deeba Zafir, Dr from 4-8 Aug 2020 by Sushma Aggarwal, Dr.Babita Verma, Dr. Vibha Gupta, Dr Seema IQAC Sharma Ms. Pramila, Dr. Neeta Bareja, Dr Sabrina Sareen, Ms. Rashmita Bahera, Dr. Jaya Ray, Dr. Sonia Dabas, Dr. Sucheta Gauba, Ms. Gitanjali Dey, Ms. Rashmi Gupta, Ms. Geeta Sahare, Ms. Amita Malhotra, Dr. Anju, Ms. Sarika Bhatnagar Ms. Vrishti Kanojia, Ms Seema Singh, Ms. Sonica Singhi, Mr. Dolamani Arya, Ms. Mansi Gupta, Dr. Sangita Sharma Dr. Madhu jha Ms. Rajasree Roy, Ms. Poonam Sarohe, Ms. Preeti Chauhan, Ms.A Porchelvi Chandran, Ms. Uma, Ms. Hemlata, Ms. Sudha Gupta, Ms. Chitra Sharma Ms. Ujjayini Roy, Ms. Juhi Singh Ms. Tripti Deo, Manisha Shankhwar, Ms. Renu Jain, Dr. Ambuja Kumar Tripathy, Dr. Guneet Kaur Bhatia, Dr .Amita Ms. Nirmal Rani, Ms. Ruchi Mishra, Ms.Sudha Tiwari, Dr. Heni Francis Ariina, Ms. Preeti Rani, Dr.Mani Singh, Dr. Divyarchana, Ms Pracheta Bakshi, Ratnakar Kumar, Dr. Anu Sharma, Rati Dhillon, Ms. Sunita Arora, Ms. Upasana Gaggat, Pankaj Kumar, Noopur Sonee, Dr. Megha Goyal Rai, Sarat Chandra Bibhar, Nani Obey, Neelu, Dr. Shweta Singh, Deepak Kumar Gupta, Sandhya Yadav, Arun Kumar, Ravinder Kumar, Anuradha, Nicheta Bhatia, Dr. Shikha Jha, Dr. Dolly V. Muanching, Rahul Chimurkar, Ojaswini Hooda, Tarun Kumar Deep, Manesh Kumar Meena, Dr. Gunjan Agarwal, Neha Singla, Kiran, Rosy Yumnam, Dr Bharti Chhibber, Avantika Chamoli, Manish Chandra Shukla, Neeru Jaiswal

Online Training Program Under IQAC’s initiative, all faculty members benefited by this. for “Peer Learning Group” from 11-21 Aug 2020 by IQAC

Participation by Faculty Members in the Webinars Organized by Lakshmibai College

Webinars Date Name of Faculty Members

Mental Well Being of Students: 29/04/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra, Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Teacher Mentors as First Harneja, Ms. Sarika Bhatnagar, Dr. Sucheta

Respondents during COVID-19 Gauba, Dr.. Divyarchana, Mr. Ravinder Kumar & Beyond

Mental Health Challenges during 01/05/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra, Dr. Lata Sharma, Ms. Sarika COVID and Beyond Bhatnagar, Dr. Divyarchana, Mr. Ratnakar Kumar

Fostering Social Responsibility 02/05/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra, Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka and Community Engagement in Harneja, Ms. Sarika Bhatnagar, Dr. Sucheta

HEI, UGC Quality Initiative and a Global Call Gauba, Dr. Divyarchana

Cyber Security for Women 08/05/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra, Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja, Ms. Sarika Bhatnagar, Dr. Sangita Sharma, Dr.. Divyarchana

Hindi Ka Vaishvik Pridrishya 29/09/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra, Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Chunautiyan Evam to Harneja, Dr. Anu Sharma Sambhavanayein 30/09/2020

National Webinar on Changing 26/09/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra Dynamics of Nutrition

Investing in Care in the First 26/09/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra, Dr. Alka Harneja 1000 days of Life and Adolescence: Critical for Breaking the Inter-generational Cycle of Malnutrition

An Insight Into Vedic 02/09/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra Mathematics

Personality Development & 08/09/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra Mentoring Programme With Special Focus On Emerging Careers

Introductory Webinar, Young 28/12/2020 Dr. Anita Malhotra Researchers Forum

Insights into Research 08/01/2021 Dr. Anita Malhotra Methodology, Young Researchers Forum

The Power of Vedic 10/01/2021 Dr. Anita Malhotra Mathematics: Unlocking Our Ancient Wisdom

Webinar on Insights on Research 31/01/2021 Dr. Anita Malhotra Methodology

“Vishwa Hindi Diwas, Ek 10/01/2021 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja, Dr. Anu Divasiya Antrashtriya Web Sharma Sangoshti”

1. “Aligning Lock Down and 11/04/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja, Ms. Sarika Quarantine to Human Life: Bhatnagar Concerns & Solutions” 2. “Open Access Library in the 20/04/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja Current Scenario” 3. “How to create MCQs for 21/04/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja, Ms. Sarika Testing Knowledge and Bhatnagar, Dr. Sucheta Gauba Application Based Learning” and “Effective ICT Tools for Online Assessment: Hands on Experience” 4. “How to Access E-Resources/E- 22/04/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja, Ms. Sarika Books? Focus on useful Links” Bhatnagar, Dr. Sucheta Gauba 5. “Managing Investment Portfolio: 22/04/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja, Ms. Sarika Covid-19 and Beyond” Bhatnagar

“Understanding Self-Plagiarism 30/04/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja and its Implications”

“Domestic Violence: A Shadow 13/05/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja, Ms. Sarika Pandemic” Bhatnagar, Dr. Sucheta Gauba, Dr.. Divyarchana

“Session I: Job and Career 14/05/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja Insecurity, Session II: Spring into Wellbeing!! Anxiety and Stress Management for Students” “Tax Planning of Salaried 29/05/2020 Dr.Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja, Ms. Sarika Individuals for Financial Year Bhatnagar, Ms. Uma, Dr. Sangita Sharma, Dr. 2020-21” Divyarchana, Mr Ravinder Kumar

Poshan Maah 25/09/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma

Appreciation of Indian Sarees 08/10/2020 Dr. Lata Sharma, Dr. Alka Harneja

Participation in Webinars outside College by Faculty Members

Name of Webinar Date Category Organized by

Dr. Anita Malhotra

1. Psychology of Food Choices, Food 27/04/2020 University level Shyama Prasad Purchase and Eating Behavior webinar Mukherji College

2. Connecting across Borders 06/05/2020 International Graduate Women International

3. Food Enzymes and their Regulatory 26/05/2020 University Lady Irwin College Framework

4. A confluence of Researching Minds 29/05/2020 National Bharathi Govt 2020: Plagiarism Tools and College for

Mendeley Reference Management Women, System Punducherry

5. Digitization in Higher Education: 13/06/2020 International IQAC, PIMS, Challenges and Opportunities Bengaluru

6. Ensuring Ethics and Science in 02/07/2020 National National Data Phone-based Survey: What are the Quality Forum, lessons Learnt? ICMR 7. Obesity, COVID-19, and Food 10/07/2020 International World Obesity, UK Systems: Collective Action for a Healthy Recovery

8. What you need to know about Ultra- 20/07/2020 International BPNI and NAPI Processed Foods? The Science,

Policy responses and Politics in Global Context

9. Certification and regulation of 21/07/2020 University Bhaskaracharya Organic Foods College of Apllied Sciences, DU

10. Webinar on Holistic Wellbeing 25/07/2020 State IDA, Delhi Chapter Today and Tomorrow

11. Clinical Nutrition Practice in the 27/07/2020 International Fresenius Kabi, "New Normal" Germany

12. COVID 19 Impact on Access to 27/07/2020 International Graduate Women Fertility Services International

13. Challenges of Standards and 29/07/2020 University Lady Irwin Conformity Assessment in Food College, DU Sector

14. Understanding Whole Grain 19/11/2020 International Bharathi Govt Processing and Impacts on Nutrition College for Women, Punducherry

15. COVID 19 Webinar: Food System International IQAC, Padmashree Resilience Sustainability-Impact, Institute of Learning and the Future Post Management and Pandemic (Part 2) Sciences, Bengaluru

Dr. Lata Sharma

1. Webinar Series Session 1 on 5th, 9th 05/06/20- International Maharaja Agrasen and 10th June on “COVID-19 10/06/20 College, DU Pandemic: A Crisis on Human Health or Planet Health?”

2. ICT Enabled Higher Education in 17/04/2020 National GADTLC, April India: Challenges and Opportunities 17, 2020

3. 6. “Preventing Plagiarism: Producing 25/04/2020 National Internal Quality Quality Research” Assurance Cell 7. (IQAC), Janki Devi Memorial College

4. “Covid-19 and Managing 30/04/2020 National ARSD College, Uncertainties” University of Delhi

5. Intellectual Property Rights 06/05/2020 National IQAC the Bhopal School Of Social Sciences, SGND Khalsa College

6. “Celebrating Biodiversity”, 04/06/2020 National , June 4, 2020

7. 'Self Management in the shadow of 25/05/2020 National Dr. Ritu Sharma COVID 19 Pandemic' Coordinator IGNOU Study center 29061

8. “Leave Rules” 11/06/2020 National IQAC, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College

9. “Understanding Plagiarism and its 24/06/2020 National Delhi Library Consequences using URKUND as a Association in Plagiarism Tool” collaboration with eGalactic, Pune, Maharashtra

10. “Development of Institutional 31/08/2020- National IQAC Cluster, Quality with reference to parameters 03/09/2020 India of NAAC”

11. 'Open Licensing and Online Content' 25/09/2020 National Acharya Narendra Dev College

12. National Webinar on “Peer Team 19/03/2021 National IQAC, Visit (PTV) Management Process” Cosmopolitan’s Valia College, Mumbai in association with IQAC Cluster, India

Dr. Alka Harneja

1. How to be Transformational Leader- 28/05/2020 International FMS, Gurukul Leadership principles for the next Kangri Millenium Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar

2. ‘The Case For Radical Reform Of 15/07/2020 International Global Research Corporate Governance’ Foundation for Corporate Governance (GRFCG)

3. 8. “Preventing Plagiarism: Producing 25/04/2020 National Internal Quality Quality Research” Assurance Cell 9. (IQAC), Janki Devi Memorial College 4. “Life & Careers beyond Covid- 19” 12/05/2020 National IQAC and Department of Commerce,

5. ”Cyber crime: Legal Remedies 22/05/2020 National CII, IQAC & against Increased Incidence during DLSA Shyam Lal this Lockdown” College, University of Delhi on 22nd May, 2020

6. “Online Safety for Women” 26/05/2020 National Department of Commerce, Jesus &

Mary College, University of Delhi, An initiative by IAMAI & Facebook

7. “Revisiting Well Being During 28/05/2020 National ARSD College, Lockdown” University of Delhi

8. Intellectual Property Rights 06/05/2020 National IQAC the Bhopal School Of Social Sciences, SGND Khalsa College

9. “Celebrating Biodiversity”, 04/06/2020 National Daulat Ram College, June 4, 2020

10. Regional Dialogue on Green Campus 05/06/2020 National CSE, India Initiative

11. “COVID: Overcoming the 12/07/2020 National Shri Ram College Challenges of the Pandemic” of Commerce, University of Delhi.

12. ‘Open Licensing and Online Content’ 25/09/2020 National Acharya Narendra Dev College,

University of Delhi,

13. “Development of Institutional 31/08/2020 – National Mr. Peeyush Quality with reference to parameters 03/09/2020 Pahade, IQAC of NAAC” Cluster India, webinar@whitecod

e.co.in

14. “Peer Team Visit (PTV) 19/03/2021 National IQAC, Management Process” Cosmopolitan’s Valia College, Mumbai in association with IQAC Cluster, India

15. Webinar Series Session 1 on 5th, 9th 05/06/20- International Maharaja Agrasen and 10th June on “COVID-19 10/06/20 College, DU Pandemic: A Crisis on Human Health or Planet Health?”

Ms. Sarika Bhatnagar

1. Development of Higher Education in 16/04/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi India: An Overview

2. "Liquidation of Companies and 20/04/20 National Department of Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code" Commerce, Shyama Prasad Mukherji College

3. Effective Parenting during the lock 21/04/20 National , down: Addressing Challenges Delhi

4. "Re-engineering Higher Education: 22/04/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi A Seamless Knowledge Management System for the University"

5. How to Stay Happy in Uncertainty 22/04/20 National Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, DU

6. Covid-19 and Logistics: Issues, 23/04/20 National Dyal Singh Impact & Challenges College, Delhi

7. "Roles of Teachers in Technology 25/04/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi driven Higher Education"

8. " Psychology of Food Choices, Food 27/04/20 National Department of Purchase And Eating Behaviour" Food Technology, Shyama Prasad Mukherji College for Women

9. COVID-19 Breaking myths and 27/04/2020- National Sri Venkateswara moving forward” Talk II: "Mental 29/04/2020 College, AIIMS Health Issues and Solutions"Talk III: "Staying healthy and safe during COVID-19"

10. "Towards Excellence in Higher 29/04/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi Education in India in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities""

11. Accounting Education in Vrtual 29/04/20- National Indian Accounting Environment 30/04/20 Associaion

12. "COVID 19: Managing 30/04/20 National Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Uncertainities" on Facebook Live DU

13. " Corona Virus Pandemic: 01/05/20 National P.G.D.A.V. Challenges, Opportunities and Road College (Eve.), ahead" will it change the world University of Delhi permanently under the aegis of Research & Consultancy cell

14. Version-2.0 (How to Stay Happy in 02/05/20 National ARSD College, DU Uncertainty?)

15. "Challenges & Opportunities before 02/05/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi Indian Higher education due to Covid-19"

16. One day workshop on “Enhancing 03/05/20 National IQAC and School Research Communication Skills of Education (SoE),

through ScienceDirect and FOE,DEI, Mendeley” Dayalbagh Agra

17. "Corona Pandemic and Economic 04/05/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi Challenges in India"

18. Understanding Derivatives: 09/05/20 National Bharati College, Mechanism, Pricing and Hedging Delhi

19. Covid-19 Outbreak: Psycho-Social 10/05/20 National JMC, DU support to the Youth

20. “Revisiting Marketing in COVID-19 14/05/20 National Dyal Singh Era College, Delhi

21. "e-Content Development 15/05/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi Methodology: Four Quadrant Model, OERs and Copyright issues"

22. Employability and Recovery in a 17/05/20 National JMC, DU post Covid-19 World

23. Accelerating Industry 4.0 - A Post 26, 28, National Skycampus Covid Paradigm” 29/05/20

24. Mind-Sets, Knowledge-Sets and 01/06/20- National SRCC, DU Skill-Sets for 21st Century Youth: 03/06/20 Innovations and Adaptations"

25. National Webinar Series (12 1 to 6 June National Departments of sessions) on "Knowledge Generation 2020 Commerce and during covid-19 Pandemic - Accountancy, B. K. Qualitative Research" Birla College (Autonomous), Kalyan

26. "Indian Economy Post COVID 19: 5-6 June 2020 International Department of commerce in Opportunities and Challenges" association with IQAC, CVS.

27. “Plagiarism - An Opportunity to 05/06/20 National GURU NANAK Learn, Teach & Grow” DEV UNIVERSITY, AMRITSAR

28. Intellectual Property rights concept 31/07/20 National SGGSCC, DU laws and anti plagiarism software

Dr. T K Janaki

1. “Tourism Possibilities Post COVID 05/09/20 International Department of World” Commerce St. Aloysius College Elthuruth, Thrissur Kerala India - Calicut University

Dr. Sucheta Gauba

1. Development of Higher Education in 16/04/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi India: An Overview

2. "Liquidation of Companies and 20/04/20 National Department of Commerce, Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code" SPM College, DU

3. Effective Parenting during the lock 21/04/20 National Bharati College, Delhi down: Addressing Challenges

4. "Re-engineering Higher Education: 22/04/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi A Seamless Knowledge Management System for the University"

5. Webinar on Covid-19 and Logistics: 23/04/20 National Dyal Singh College, Delhi Issues, Impact & Challenges

6. "Roles of Teachers in Technology 25/04/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi driven Higher Education"

7. “ Psychology of Food Choices, Food 27/04/20 National Department of Food Purchase And Eating Behaviour" Technology, SPM College, DU

8. "Towards Excellence in Higher 29/04/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi Education in India in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities""

9. "COVID 19: Managing 30/04/20 National ARSD, DU Uncertainties" on Facebook Live

10. " Corona Virus Pandemic: 01/05/20 National P.G.D.A.V. College (Eve.), Challenges, Opportunities and Road University of Delhi under Ahead" will it change the world the aegis of Research & permanently? Consultancy cell

11. Version-2.0 (How to Stay Happy in 02/05/20 National ARSD, DU Uncertainty?)

12. "Challenges & Opportunities before 02/05/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi Indian Higher education due to Covid-19"

13. "Corona Pandemic and Economic 04/05/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi Challenges in India"

14. Understanding Derivatives: 09/05/20 National Bharati College, Delhi Mechanism, Pricing and Hedging

15. Covid-19 Outbreak: Psycho-Social 10/05/20 National JMC, DU support to the Youth

16. "e-Content Development 15/05/20 National GAD-TLC, Delhi Methodology: Four Quadrant Model, OERs and Copyright issues"

17. “E-Content Development in the 01-Jun-20 National Departments of Commerce Subjects of Commerce and and Accountancy of B. K. Accountancy” Birla College

18. "Knowledge Generation during 1 to 6 National Departments of Commerce covid-19 Pandemic - Qualitative June 2020 and Accountancy, B. K. Research" Birla College (Autonomous), Kalyan

19. "Indian Economy Post COVID 19: 5-6 June International Department of commerce in Opportunities and Challenges" 2020 association with IQAC, CVS.

Ms.Pramila

1. Corona Virus Pandemic: Challenges, 1st May International PGDAV College (Eve) Opportunities and Road Ahead 2020

2. Hindi in International Context 4th May International PGDAV (E)College,DU. 2020

3. Changing Dimensions of Research 4th May International Guru Nanak Girls College, and Plagiarism 2020 Yamunanagar Haryana.

4. FDP – “e-Content Development 15th May National GANDTLC SGTB Khalsa Methodology: Four Quadrant Model, 2020 College under OERs and Copyright issues” PMMMNMTT

5. Vartman Vaishvik Paridrishya Aur 20th May International Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar Patrakarita ki Chunaotia 2020 University Agra .

6. Mahamari, Sahitya aur Samaj 26th May International Mahatma Gandhi Central 2020 University Bihar 7. Sahityeyitihas ki Adhyan Prakriya 12th June National Mizoram University

8. Sant Kabir: Samkalin Samaj, 5th-7th National Mahatma Gandhi Darshan aur Sahitya June 2020 International Hindi University, PMMMNMTT Centre.

9. Vaishvik Hindi 20th June International Ambedkar University Delhi 2020 and Hansraj College DU.

10. Bhartiya Sanskriti ke Vaishvik Vistar 28th June National Hansraj College ,DU. me Anuvad ki Bhumika 20

11. Bhartiya Sanskriti ke Vaishvik Vistar 9th July International Mizoram University me Anuvad ki Bhumika 2020

12. Hindi ke Vaishvik Paritshrey aur 10th July International Mizoram University Pravasi Sahitya 2020

13. Cinema, Patrakarita avan Vigyan ki 11-13 National Vaigyanik aur Takniki Takniki Shabdavali: Samasyaen aur JULY Shabdawali Aayog Bharat Samadhan 2020 Sarkar Evam EVAM HANSRAJ COLLEGE

14. How to conduct Online Teaching- 22nd July National GAD TLC SGTB Learning in Covid Times? 2020 KHALSA COLLEGE, ONLINE TEACHING LEARNING

15. Rashtriya Shiksha Neeti: Ek Vimarsh 9 Aug National Vaigyanik aur Takniki 2020 Shabdawali Aayog Bharat Sarkar Evam and PGDAV (e) COLLEGE

16. Promotional Avenues for Teachers in 5th Sep National GAD TLC SGTB Higher Education: CAS Regulations 2020 KHALSA COLLEGE 2018

17. Hindi aur Rashtiya Ekta 14th Sep National MIZORAM University 2020

Ms. Uma

1. “Impact of COVID 19 Lockdown on 26th May, National IHD and ISLE the Informal Economy”, 2020.

2. "Implications of the Covid-19 Crisis 8-9 June National (IHD) jointly with ILO and for Labour and Employment in India: 2020 (ISLE) Impact, Strategies and Perspectives"

3. “Monetary Policy Framework in 18th June, National Economics Department, India” 2020 Janki Devi Memorial College 4. “Traditional medicine in India and 22nd Feb International Department of African South Africa: A Comparative Study” 2021 Studies, University of Delhi Dr. Sangita Sharma

1. Covid-19 Outbreak : Psycho-Social 10/05/20 National IQAC and the department Support To The Youth" of commerce JMC, University of Delhi

2. “Vaishvik Paridrishya me Bhartiya 11/05/20 National Ramanujan College, Sanskriti” University of Delhi

3. Life and Careers Beyond Covid-19 12/05/20 National Jesus and Mary, University of Delhi

4. Cyber Crime Law and Security 12/05/20 National NSS, Shivaji College, University of Delhi

5. Migration Matters 15/05/20 National JMC, University of Delhi

6. "Values of Life" 20/05/20 National Shivaji College, University of Delhi

7. "Self Management in the Shadow of 25/05/20 National IGNOU Study Center Aditi Covid-19 Pandemic" Mahavidhyalay, University of Delhi

8. "Deconstructing The Gender Bilary" 31/05/20 National Govt. College for Women,Hisar

9. “Ek Divisiya Pustak Paricharcha” 03/06/20 National Hansraj College, University of Delhi

10. “Samkalin Daur me Media aur 05/06/20 Natioanl Bhagat Singh Foundation Samaj”

11. "Live Virtual Session of Yoga" 21/06/20 National NCC & NSS LB College,University of Delhi

12. "Lockdown, Children and The Role 03/07/20 National Department of Journalism of Media" & IQAC , University of Delhi

13. “Nayi Shiksha Neeti me uuch 04/09/20 National Shiksha Sanskriti Uthan Shiksha Avam Shodh: Kriyanvan ki Niyas, Shodddh Prakalp, Dishayen” Chattisgarh

14. "New Education Policy : A Way To 26/09/20 NSS Unit Vivekananda Future" College, University of Delhi

Mr. Ravinder Kumar

1. Katha Patkatha 9/05/ 20 National Vivekanand college DU

2. Antrarastiya webinar 26/05/20 International MGKV, Motihari, Champaran Bihar 3. Vaispik falak par Bhartiya Sanskriti 31/0520 International Satyawati Mahavidyalay

4. Sahityaitihas ki Aadhyan ki parkeeya 12/06/20 National Mizoram Vishvavidyalay Aizol

Mr Ratnakar Kumar

1. Indian Writings in English: Need for 15/05/20 National ARSD College, DU New Perspectives

2. E-lecture by Prof. Harish Trivedi 31/05/20 International Bharati College, DU

Ms Jaishree Kapur

1. “International Webinar on 10 Sep International Department of Media Photojournalism” 2020 Studies in association with IQAC, Christ Nagar College, Trivandrum, India

Dr. Anu Sharma

1. Lehu Sikhavan Hamaar Ri 16.01.21- National Lok Sanskriti Sansthan, UP 22.01.21

2. Rojgaar ki Duniya: Sanmbhavana 18.02.21 National Kirorimal College, Delhi evam Saakshat ek Sanvaad University

3. Naatak : Lekhan se Manchan tak 16.01.21 National Hindu College,

4. Chalo Naatak karte hain: Theatre 06.03.21 National Lakshmibai College, Delhi Workshop University

5. Hindi mein taknic ka vyavhaarik 03.03.21 National Shyamlal Mahavidhayalya prayog

Teachers on Leave

SL.NO. NAME OF TEACHER DEPARTMENT PERIOD NATURE OF LEAVE

01. MS. POONAM JORWAL MATHEMATICS 25.09.2020 – 24.03.2021 STUDY LEAVE

02. MS. LAXMI MATHEMATICS 06.01.2021 - 05.01.2022 STUDY LEAVE

03. MS ANU JAIN MATHEMATICS 05.08.2020 – 04.08.2021 STUDY LEAVE

04. MS. UMA ECONOMICS 28.11.2020 – 27.11.2021 STUDY LEAVE

05. MS. TEJWINDER KAUR COMMERCE 01.05.2020 – 30.04.2021 EOL

Academic Achievements of Faculty Members

Dr. Pratyush Vatsala

• Co-edited book “Ekasvi Sadi ke Bharat me Gandhi Chintan ki Prasangikta” genNext Publication ISBN 978-93-5324-266-4 • Co-edited book “Media aur Loktantra” Kalpaz Publications ISBN 978-93-5324-267-1 • Organized online session “Philosophical Counselling with Prof. Balaganapathi Devarakonda (Head, Department of Phiolosphy, DU)” on 3 April 2020 • Organized webinar on “Open Education and OERs” by Dr. Shiva Kanaujia Sukula, Dy. Librarian, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Central Library, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi on 17 April 2020 • Organized webinar on “ICT Tools for Effective Teaching and Learning” by Mr Mukesh Kumar, Head IT, DPS R K Puram, New Delhi on 18 April 2020 • Organized Online Assessment training session “Creating MCQs for Knowledge and Appliaction Based Learning” by Dr. Sunita Singh Asst. Prof. CIE DU and “Effective ICT Tools: Hands on Experience” by Dr. Shravan Kumar, Associate Prof., Amity University, Noida on 21 April 2020 • Organized webinar on “Reference Management: Concept, Tools and Applications” by Dr. Shiva Kanaujia Sukula, Dy. Librarian, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Central Library, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi on 27 April 2020 • Organized webinar on “Mental well Being of Students: Teacher Mentors as First Responders during Covid-19 & Beyond” by Dr. Priya Bir, Associate Prof, and Ms Aakanksha Bhatia Visiting Faculty Aditi Mahavidyalaya on 29 th April 2020 • Organized webinar on “Understanding Self-Plagiarism and its Implications” by Dr. Rajesh Singh, Deputy Librarian, University of Delhi on 30th April 2020 • Organized webinar on “Mental Health Challenges During COVID-19 and Beyond” by Dr. Rjaesh Sagar, Professor in Psychiatry, AIIMS, New Delhi on 1st May 2020. • Organized online Career counselling Session “Graduate Confusion: A Road Ahead” with experts Alok Bansal, Career Counsellor & mentor, Study Abroad Expert, K. Siddhartha, Earth Scientist, Author and Mentor and Gaurav Bhatia, Chief Business Officer, Leverage Edu on 2 May 2020. • Organized webinar on “Fostering Social Responsibility and Community Engagement in HEI,UGC Quality Initiative and a Global Call” by Dr. Pankaj Mittal, Secretary General, AIU, Prof. Virendra Vijay, National coordinator, Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, Prof. Neera Agnimitra, HoD Social Work, University of Delhi and Mr Manash , Life Worker, Vivekanand Kendra Kanyakumari on 2nd May 2020 • Organized webinar on “Session I: Job and Career Insecurity, Session II: Spring into Wellbeing!! Anxiety and Stress Management for Students" on 14th May 2020 • Invited as Speaker for National Webinar on “Entrepreneurship and its Operations” organized by CIE Cell, Lakshmibai College, DU. • Launched Self Defence Camp and Yogabhayas to help community people around college to learn Yoga & Self Defence under Fit India • “Aarogyam our newly built Health & Wellness Centre, new parking lot, new gate near the parking area, Well furnished new reading room in library, fixed chairs and tables in canteen and over all renovation of college are few infrastructural developments • Proud to have Eco Park in the college. Three Rabits live together in the mud house built for them. Dr Anita Malhotra

• Co- Principal investigator with Dr Piyush Ranjan (Additional Professor, AIIMS) of a Research Project “Development and Evaluation of a Women-centric Comprehensive Weight Management Module “ funded by Department of Science and Technology (DST-SEED) and being conducted at AIIMS (2020-21; INR > 34 lakh) • Published “Industrially produced trans fat: Usage, Health implications, global and Indian regulations”. Indian J Public Health [serial online] 2021 [ 2021 Mar 20];65:71-5. (Journal indexed in PubMed and Scopus, UGC recognized) • Published Predictors of successful weight loss outcomes amongst individuals with obesity undergoing lifestyle interventions: A systematic review. Obesity Reviews. 2021 Mar; 22(3): e13148. Epub 2020 Nov 16. PMID: 33200547. (Wiley journal, Impact factor 7.31, ISSN Online: 1467-789X, Indexed in PubMed and Scopus, UGC recognized) • Published Gluten content in labeled and unlabeled gluten-free food products used by patients with celiac disease. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 2021 Jan 18. doi: 10.1038/s41430-020-00854-6. PMID: 33462461. (Nature journal, Impact factor 3.291; ISSN- Print: 0954-3007, Online: 1475-1476-5640, Indexed in PubMed and Scopus, UGC recognized) • Published Development and validation of a questionnaire to evaluate the impact of COVID on lifestyle related behaviors: eating habits, activity and sleep behavior. Public Health Nutrition. 2020 Nov 16:1-24. PMID: 33190674. (Cambridge University Press journal, Impact factor 3.182; ISSN-Print: 1368-9800, Online: 1475-2727, Indexed in PubMed and Scopus, UGC recognized) • Published Impact of COVID-19 on lifestyle-related behaviours- a cross-sectional audit of responses from nine hundred and ninety-five participants from India. Diabetes Metabolic Syndrome. 2020 Oct 6; 14(6): 2021-2030. PMID: 33099144; (Elsevier Journal, Cite score 2.6, ISSN: 1871-4021, Indexed in PubMed and Scopus, UGC recognized) • Published Lifestyle-related advice in the management of obesity: A step-wise approach. Journal of Education and Health Promotion. 2020 Sep 28; 9:239. PMID: 33209931 (ISSN - Print: 2277-9531, Online: 2319-6440 Indexed in PubMed and Scopus, UGC recognized) • Enrolled 1 more PhD scholar (total number of DU PhD scholars being guided=4, two JRF, two SRF) • Completed as co-PI a Major Research Project ‘Estimation of Gluten Content in Unlabeled and Labeled Gluten-free Food Products and Commonly Used Food Items Used by Celiac Disease Patients’ funded by Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) (2018-20) • Nominated as member of the national Policy Groups ‘Non Communicable Diseases (NCD), Overweight and Obesity, Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)’ and ‘Early Childhood Development, Anthropometry and Hand Grip Strength and Adolescent Nutrition’ constituted by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Govt of India, for in-depth review/analysis of Comprehensive National Nutrition Survey (CNNS), 2020-present • Nominated as Member, Faculty of Science, University of Delhi (2020-23) • Peer reviewer for Elsevier Journal - Diabetes and Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research & Reviews (2020 onwards) • As Event Coordinator organized and participated ‘Five-day Workshop Faculty Development Programme on Content Management System To Learning Management System’ organized by IQAC, Lakshmibai College, and August 4-8, 2020. • Convener, BA (Prog) admissions • As AEPIC convener (since September, 2020), led the distribution of content-loaded laptops (on nominal rent) to student beneficiaries of the college. Also facilitated launch of new initiatives such as Bhartiya Bhasha Mandal (BBM), Add-on course on Vedic Mathematics, Young Researchers’ Forum (YRF), and organizing related 7 webinars. Steered the planning of soon-to-launched new Add on courses on Harmonium and on Translation. Co-coordinated Student Induction Programme and Mentor Mentee Sessions. • Coordinator for Environmental Studies • Coordinated with the Staff Council Secretary to organize Annual Day in Dec 2020 in virtual mode. • Organized department ‘Webinar on Investing in Care in the First 1000 days of Life and Adolescence: Critical for Breaking the Inter-generational Cycle of Malnutrition’. • Organized National Nutrition Month Celebrations (online) in Sep 2020 in collaboration with NSI and NetProFAN, FSSAI and held intercollege competitions Dr. Lata Sharma

• Co-coordinated Webinar on “Cyber Security for Women”, organised by IQAC Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi and Delhi State Legal Services Authority, May 8, 2020 • Co-coordinated Webinar on “Domestic Violence: A Shadow Pandemic”, organised by IQAC Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi, 13th May 2020 • Co-coordinated Webinar on Session I:Job and Career Insecurity”, Session II: Spring into Wellbeing!! Anxiety & Stress Management for Students”, organised by IQAC Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi, May 14, 2020 • Co-coordinated a Five-day Faculty Development Workshop (12 hour duration) on ‘Content Management System to Learning Management System’ organized under the ambit of Internal Quality Assurance Cell Lakshmibai College University of Delhi from August 4 to 8, 2020 via Google MEET • Co-coordinated an Online Training Program for “Peer Learning Group” (18 Hour duration) organized under the ambit of Internal Quality Assurance Cell Lakshmibai College University of Delhi from August 11to 21 2020, via Google MEET • As IQAC coordinator of the college, coordinating the promotions of faculty members by screening and forwarding the PBAS, APARS with necessary grading in accordance with the University of Delhi Standard Operating Procedure for Promotion under CAS 2018 and other promotion schemes. • Participated in Environment quiz organised by Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi, June 5, 2020 • Participated in Regional Dialogue on Green Campus Initiative, organised by CSE, India, June 5, 2020 Dr. Neeta Bareja

• Worked as Co-convenor for Intra-college Debate Competition, Story writing competition, competition for cover page of Jyoti magazine organized under Literary and Publication Committee. • Worked as Co-convenor for Principal’s Report 2020-21, Jyoti magazine, E-magazine Dr. Alka Harneja

• Published an e-research paper titled Corporate Governance and Indian Life Insurance Companies in UGC Approved International Journal Of Research and Analytical Reviews, Volume 7 Issue 3, page no. 599-607, Date of Publication: September 2020 • Published an e- research paper titled Growth Of Digital Insurance 2000 And Beyond in UGC Approved International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews Volume 8 | Issue 1 | January 2021, 021,Page No : 837-842 • Published an e- research paper titled Indian Women On Board: A Myth Or Reality in Asian Journal of Research in Banking and Finance, March 2021, ISSN: 2249-7323(Online) • Mentored an undergraduate research project under Young Researchers Forum on “Health Insurance Literacy Among the Underprivileged”. • Organized Webinar on “Cyber Security for Women” as IQAC coordinator Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi and Delhi State Legal Services Authority, May 8, 2020 • Organized Webinar on “Domestic Violence: A Shadow Pandemic” as IQAC Coordinator Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi, 13th May 2020 • Organized Webinar on Session I:Job and Career Insecurity”, Session II: Spring into Wellbeing!! Anxiety & Stress Management for Students”, as IQAC coordinator Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi, May 14, 2020 • Co-coordinated a Five-day Faculty Development Workshop (12 hour duration) on ‘Content Management System to Learning Management System’ organized under the ambit of Internal Quality Assurance Cell Lakshmibai College University of Delhi from August 4 to 8, 2020 via Google MEET • Coordinated an Online Training Program for “Peer Learning Group” (18 Hour duration) organized under the ambit of Internal Quality Assurance Cell Lakshmibai College University of Delhi from August 11to 21 2020, via Google MEET • As IQAC coordinator of the college coordinating the promotions of faculty members by screening and forwarding the PBAS, APARS with necessary grading in accordance with the University of Delhi Standard Operating Procedure for Promotion under CAS 2018 and other promotion schemes. Ms. Deeba Zafir

• Published “Reviewing Rangbhoomi: The Dalit Perspective” in The Book Review, Vol. XLIV Number 4, April 2020 • Published “Premchand’s Legacy and the Dalit Rewrite’ in Journal of the School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies (JSL) (ed.) GJV Prasad, New Series 22, 2020. • Think Tank Member, as Translation Artist for Women’s Journal- “Pashyantee”- https://www.pashyantee.com/2020/07/ pashyantee-a women’s-journal-anamika.html Dr. Seema Kaushik

• Published a paper entitled, “Variability of Covariance of Selected Skeletal Diameters of Female in a Longitudinal Physical Training Programme” in the International Scholarly and Scientific Research and Innovation-International Journal of Sport and Health Sciences. Vol.14, No.1 (2020) : 7-11. ISSN: 000000001950263. Open Science Index, Sport and Health Sciences, World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology. {Link: https://publications.waset.org/10010983/pdf}. Authors: Dhananjoy Shaw & Seema Sharma (Kaushik). Ms. Sarika Bhatnagar

• Organised a webinar on “Tax planning for Salaried Individuals for FY 2020-2021” on 29th May 2020 at Lakshmibai College. • Part of the Technical Team for virtual Annual Day of Lakshmibai College for the year 2019- 20. Dr.T.K.Janaki

• International Faculty Awards 2020 and Faculty Excellence Awards 2020 Received From AMARAVATHI RESEARCH ACADEMY, Hyderabad – Best Faculty Teaching Award on 13th September 2020 • Participated at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College University of Delhi, Indian Accounting Association Delhi Chapter & Chartered Accountants (NGO) (Regd.) certificate course on IND-AS Beginners –I (Webinar) 31st July – 02nd August 2020. • Participated in Three Day Online Workshop On “How to be productive using Google Suite APPS”. Conducted from 14 August 2020 to 16 August 2020, organised by Primax Foundation Bengaluru Karnataka INDIA. Dr. Babita Verma

• Participated as Discussant in A Two day Teacher’s Workshop on Research Methodology & Syllabus Making in Migration & Forced Migration Studies organized by Calcutta Rsearch Group in collaboration with Institute of Human Sciences, Vienna on Dec 21 and 22 2020. Ms. Ruchi Ahuja

• Published a paper on “Sustainable Movement : Atmanirbhar (Self Reliant) Delhi Metro Rail Corporation in " ASPIRARE" An International Journal of Commerce and Management ,Vol 7, September 2020, ISSN: 2394-0484 (Print). Dr. Neelam

• Published Kahani - Kiraye ka makan (2020) - Aadunik Stri Asmita ka Prashn Yashpal ka Kath Shahity. Akshar Publisher. ISBN NO. 978-85600-43-2. 2020 • Edited book Chhappar ki Duniya : Mulyankan aur Audaan. Anugya Book Publisher. ISBN NO. 978-93-89341-15-7 2020 • Published Kavita Sangrah 13- Sabse Buri Ladki Rashmi Prakashan. ISBN NO. 778-93- 87773-95-0. 2020 • Published chapter ‘Chhappar me Striwadi Path’. Anugya. Book Publisher. ISBN NO. 978- 93-89341-15-7.2020 • Published Stri vimarh - Keral vishwavidyalay ke snatakiy star ke pathykram ke liye Lekh ‐Aman prakshan ISBN NO ‐978‐93‐902665‐20‐6 • Co-editor of Ridam Patrika bhag‐2 (2020) • Co-convenor for Dalit Sahitya Mahotsav ‐Dwitya 2020 • Convenor for Two day International webinar Hindi ka Vaisheshik Paridrishya Dr. Sucheta Gauba

• Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Webinar on “A Step Closer to Your Career” in partnership with I-Made on 1st June,2020 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Online Energy Conservation Awareness Program (OECAP-2020) from 3rd to 5th June to spread awareness among young youth regarding the judicious use of energy conservation • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Paper Presentation and Poster Making Competition on topic "E-WASTE” on 5th June 2020 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Webinar on Certification Courses related to Stock Markets and Investment Management in collaboration with BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) Institute Ltd. on 4th August,2020 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Webinar on An Insight Into Vedic Mathematics on 2nd September, 2020 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Online workshop titled The Power of Vedic Mathematics: Unlocking Our Ancient Wisdom on Sunday, 10th January 2021 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Webinar on Personality Development & Mentoring Programme With Special Focus On Emerging Careers on 8th September 2020 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Two-Day Online Workshop 16-17th October 2020 on "Working with Excel (Advanced Module)" • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Student Induction Program for the newly admitted undergraduate students from 20th November 2020 to 28th November 2020. • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor Introductory Webinar of Young Researchers’ Forum on October 28th, 2020 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor YRF Webinar Series: “Insights on Research Methodology” on 8th of January, 2021 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor YRF Webinar Series: “The Act of Research : an Introduction” on January 31st, 2021 • Organized as AEPIC Co-convenor YRF Webinar Series: “ Review Of Literature” on 24th February, 2021 • Anchoring and script writing for Annual Day 2019-20 for virtual Annual Day of Lakshmibai College for the year 2019-20. • Judged "Create -o-preneurs" event organised by Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship cell of Lakshmibai College • Prepared a report on Digital Initiatives taken up by the college over the past 5 years. The same is displayed on the college website. Ms. Pramila

• Co-edited book “Ekasvi Sadi ke Bharat me Gandhi Chintan ki Prasangikta” genNet Publication ISBN 978-93-5324-266-4 • Convenor for One day International Webinar on 10th january,2021 (Vishaw Hindi Diwas, Hindi ka Vaishwik Sawroop) Dr. Sabrina Sareen

• Presented paper entitled, “Sustainable Menstrual Practices through Development of Reusable Sanitary Napkins” at International e-conference at Maitreyi College, Delhi University on 24th February,2021 • Mentoring the ongoing RED DOT college-project entitled “Development of Sustainable and Reusable Sanitary Napkins” • Mentored project entitled “Development of reusable face-masks and their distribution during COVID-19 ” • Mentored project entitled “Development of reusable headgear, gloves and hand bags out of waste fabric material” • Member, Committee of Courses, Department of Home Science (2019-2021) • Member, Faculty of Science , University of Delhi, (Oct. 2016 -Oct.2020) • Organised webinar on “Appreciation of Indian Sarees” Speaker : Dr Seema Sekhri, Associate Professor, Lady Irwin College, Delhi University • Organised webinar on “How to become a seller on Amazon”Speaker: Ms Rashi Agarwal, Lakshmibai College • Organised webinar on “Sustainable Menstrual Practices for Environment and Women Health” Speaker: Ms Dipti Shanker,Founder and Director, Safe Campus • Member, Screening Committee for Department of Home Science ( Fabric and Apparel Science), June, 2020 Ms. Uma

• As convener of Placement cell organized a lecture on “Impact of COVID 19 on SMEs Prospect and Job Prospect” on 3rd May, 2020. • Presented a paper on,” The post covid 19 economic scenarios in South Africa and India: Where are female labour force”?” in the National Webinar on, “Managing the post COVID 19 Pandemic: Global and Local Challenges and Opportunities for India” organized by Society for Social Empowerment and Chaudhary Bansi Lal university, Bhiwani, Haryana, New Delhi on 25th May, 2020. • Presented a paper under the theme, “China as a Major Partner of Africa: Burden of Financial Imperialism” in the 10th Annual Young Africanist International Meet on “Options of Africa in Corona Crisis Under AFRICOM and Financial Clout of China: Comparative Challenges and Opportunities of Engagement with India and Global South” organised by Young Africanist of ASA on 5th June, 2020. • Presented a paper in the International Webinar on, “INDIA-CHINA RELATIONS AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD: EVOLVING PARADIGM AND SECURITY CHALLENGES” organized by Society for Social Empowerment and Chaudhary Bansi Lal university, Bhiwani, Haryana, New Delhi on 19th, June 2020 • Invited as a resource person to speak on “COVID 19 as a Global Crisis: Analysing its effects from Indian Perspective,” in an International Webinar, organised by Dev Samaj College For Women, Ferozepur City on June 13-14, 2020 Invited as ‘Judge’ by “DEBSOC”, Debating Society of Shyamlal College Evening in its Intra College Debate Competition on the topic, “This house accepts open book Examination (OBE) for the coming years” on 6th December 2020. (Through Google Meet). • Participated in the Web discussion on the title “Budget 2020-21 for an economic turnaround: A Discussion” organized by Economics Department, of SGGSCC, University of Delhi in February, 2021. • Presented a paper on,” Doubly unorganized: A Comparative Study of Working Women in Unorganised sector in India and South Africa,” in the National Conference on, “Working Women in Unorganized Sector: Issues and Challenges in Contemporary India” organized by Department of Commerce, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh and sponsored by National Commission for Women, New Delhi, on 27th February, 2021. • Published a joint Research Article titled, “Doubly Unorganized: A Comparative Study of Women of South Africa and India Engaged in Informal Sector written by Ms. Uma & Dr. Rashmi Kapoor in An Annual Refereed International Journal, ‘ASPIRARE’ of Commerce & Management Vol. No. 7, September 2020 ISSN: 2394-0484 (Print) 2394-6601 (Online), Pages: 67-78. • Published a Research Article titled, “Changing patterns of Female work participation in rural and urban India: A study of 21st century India” in Peer Reviewed Research Journal, VEETHIKA- An International Interdisciplinary Research Journal (E- ISSN:2454-342x), DOI: 10.48001, Pages: 01-07.

Dr. Sangita Sharma

• Co-edited book “Media aur Loktantra” Kalpaz Publications ISBN 978-93-5324-267-1 Dr. Ambuja K Tripathi

• Published Article on "Citizenship and Marginality in India's 'Global Cities': Bawana Slum Resettlement Colony in Delhi" in Urban India, Vol. 40, January-June 2020. Dr. Rammathot Khongreiwo

• Currently I am freelance Associate Editor of the International Journal of Indigenous & Marginalised Affairs (since 2015). Ms. Tripti Deo

• Published 'Variegated Conflicts in the Endogenous World of Charans', Juni Khyat, Year 9, vol 2, Jan-June 2020, Rajasthan, pp. 76-86. ISSN 2278-4632 (UGC Listed). • Published, 'The Dynamics of Crime and Wajabi: Charans of Western Rajasthan', International Journal of Historical Insight and Research, Vol 6, No. 2, April-June 2020. E - ISSN 2454-5600 (Peer reviewed Journal). • Delivered lectures on various themes of Ancient, Medieval and Modern history for Undergraduate and Postgraduate students for Odisha State Open University (OSOU), Odisha. • Delivered the Keynote address on the "Matters of Livelihood: Socio-economic history of Charans of Rajasthan" on 14th January 2021, at the 6 days Short term Faculty development Programme for Assistant Professors (History) across Rajasthan, organized by Department of History and ISDC Cell Government College, Bundi, Rajasthan from 11th - 16th January 2021. Dr. Shweta Singh

• Edited Book, “Borderless Boundaries of the Mind” edition 2021 • Conducted Interactive Doubt Clearing Session for the Upcoming OBE was held for second year and third year English Hons students on 3rd December 2020. Ms. Mercy Jill Jill

• Presented Paper “An analysis of Theyyam as a Folk-art form of Liberation and Protection in North Kerala”, National Webinar Contemporary Approaches to Folklife Challenges and Perspectives, November 2020. • Part of an ongoing project “COVID-19: Cultural Responses”, Delhi Comparists in collaboration with Tokyo University, Japan. • Part of an ongoing project “RED DOT”, Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi. Ms. Avantika Chamoli • Teacher Editor of Lakshmibai College’s E- Magazine Qalam. Edited the English section of Qalam (2020-2021) • Participated as a resource person and successfully conducted sessions on two days - 14th and 17th September, 2020, for the e -workshop titled "New Paradigms of Digital Learning" conducted by WDC & GS Committee of Lakshmibai College , University of Delhi from 14th to 18th September 2020. • Member of Organizing Committee for webinar on “Reading and Writing the Postcolonial: A Conversation with Saikat Majumdar. • Member of Organizing Committee for Intra-college Debate Competition organized under Literary and Publication Committee. Dr. Dolly V Muanching • Member of Organizing Committee for Intra-college Debate Competition organized under Literary and Publication Committee. Dr. Anu Sharma

• Participation at saralstudy.com for content writing on Kabir, Harivansh Rai Bachchan, Jaishankar Prashad • Participated in Digital Campaign: Salaam India for Dainik Bhaskar on 26 Jan 2021. Mr. Ratnakar Kumar

• Participated in Environment quiz organised by Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi, June 5, 2020 • Conducted Theatre Workshop “Chalo Natak Karte Hai” for Navrang Theatre group, Lakshmibai College on 5th March 2021. • Conducted Interactive Doubt Clearing Session for the Upcoming OBE was held for second year and third year English Hons students on 3rd December 2020. • Organised Webinar on “Cakes, Pies, Grapes, Jams and Teas in Victorian Literature” by Dr. Aratrika Das, Assistant Prof. English, on 5 March 2021. • Member of Organizing Committee for webinar on “Reading and Writing the Postcolonial: A Conversation with Saikat Majumdar. • Member of Organizing Committee for Intra-college Debate Competition organized under Literary and Publication Committee. • Compiled Principal’s Report 2020-21 with the help of Dr. Dolly Mr. Shubham Pandey

• Member of Organizing Committee for Intra-college Debate Competition organized under Literary and Publication Committee. • Co-editor for English section of College Magzine ‘Jyoti’ Dr. Mani Singh

• Published Research Article - Singh Mani (2020). “Changing characteristics of ambient aerosols in the smaller urban center in India”. Indian Journal of Environmental Protection. Vol. 40 No. 03 pp 227-234. Print ISSN: 0253-7141. (UGC List Journal No- 20768). • Review Article - Singh M. Future Challenges for Emerging Educational Environment Due to Covid 19 Lockdown. Curr World Environ 2020;15(3). DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.12944/CWE.15.3.24 Ms. Jaishree Kapur

• “Response to the Reception of Samskara: A Critical Journey” presented during a Conference titled, “Connections/Disconnections: Literary Traditions, Continuities & Disruptions” published in The MELOW Journal of World Literature, ISSN 2581 – 5768 Volume 5, February 2021 Issue. (A peer-refereed journal) • Published “Caste Oppression and Continuous Dichotomies: A Critical Study” in The Journal of Oriental Research, ISSN-0022-3301 Vol. XCI-LI October-December 2020 Issue. (UGC- CARE Listed) • Published “Mapping the Marginalization: The Problem of Caste Dynamics in Premchand” in Sambodhi, ISSN 2249-6661, Volume-43, No-4 (P) October-December 2020 Issue. (UGC- CARE Listed) • Presented Research Paper, “From Words to Images: Satyajit Ray’s Re-interpretation of Premchand’s Sadgati” presented in International Webinar on South Asia in Alternative Cinemas organized by The English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) Hyderabad in collaboration with Department of English, Shivaji University. Maharashtra from 30th October - 1st November 2020. • Completed “Sound Possibilities: An Online Short Programme on Application of Sound in Film & Television”. Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute. 16th Nov-21st Nov 2020.

COLLEGE ACTIVITIES

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

The college IQAC works with the vision of empowering one another for the betterment of the institution. In order to facilitate an effective conduct of online classes necessitated by the unprecedented pandemic and the lockdown, training workshop on Google CLASSROOM and G Suite and other related LMS were organized.

IQAC organized a Five-day Faculty Development Workshop (12-hour duration) on 'Content Management System to Learning Management System' from August 4 to 8, 2020 via Google meet. Dr. Avneesh Mittal Asst. Professor Dept. of Electronics, Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences, University of Delhi was the Resource Person. Eighty-eight faculty members participated in the online FDP. With the aim of knowledge sharing and handholding, IQAC initiated an Online Training Program "Peer Learning Group" (18 Hour duration) for all the faculty members from August 11 to 21 2020, via Google MEET.

IQAC organized a webinar on "Cyber Security for Women" with Delhi State Legal Services Authority on 8th May 2020, on "Domestic Violence: A Shadow Pandemic", on 13th May 2020. It also organized "Session I: Job and Career Insecurity", Session II: Spring into Wellbeing!! Anxiety & Stress Management for Students", on May 14, 2020. The college IQAC coordinated the promotions of faculty members for various stages by screening and forwarding the PBAS, APARS with necessary grading per the University of Delhi Standard Operating Procedure for Promotion. We organized a webinar on "Options for Promotions" on 31st July for helping faculty members in filling the forms for promotions. Speakers were Dr. Abha Dev Habib, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, , and Dr. Vijaya Venkataraman Associate Professor, Spanish, Department of Germanic and Romance Studies, University of Delhi. Till date around 80 teachers have successfully been promoted as per CAS 2018/ various other promotion schemes.

The IQAC Meetings in the year 2020-21 focused on preparations for NAAC Peer team visit scheduled in 2020-21.

AEPIC Report

A much-needed webinar- "A Step Closer to Your Career" was organized by Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi in partnership with I-Made on 'Online Certification Courses and Training' on 1st June 2020 to disseminate information about various online courses that would go towards strengthening career prospects. Mr. Surya Pratap Singh, Vice President, EVC Ventures, and Mr. Ashish Singh, Vice President, Asia Pacific and I-Made were the noted speakers of the Webinar. Mr. Ashish Singh briefed the students about the need to understand both the Technical and Non-Technical aspects of corporate avenues. Mr. Surya Pratap focussed on the fundamentals of Project Management and how every project needs to be administered for a near-perfect execution. An Energy Conservation Program was conducted by Lakshmibai College to spread awareness among the youth about the judicious use of energy and the urgent need for its conservation. On the occasion of World Environment day (5th June) the college organised a paper presentation and poster making competition on the topic of E-waste.

To disseminate well-rounded knowledge about novel avenues available to upskill one's acumen regarding Stock Markets, an informative Webinar on 'Certification Courses Related to Stock Market and Investment Market' was organized by Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi in collaboration with BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) Institute Ltd. on 4th August,2020. Dr. Pullock Bee rendered an informed insight into the Stock Market in general and how investing in the stock market can be a life- altering experience for individuals. The speaker for the Webinar was CA Mr. Sachin Aggarwal, who dwelt on the importance of BSE courses and how these courses could add to the skill-set of the students. Furthermore, keeping the value of Vedic Maths during modern times, AEPIC Lakshmibai College in collaboration with Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas New Delhi conducted a webinar on 2nd September 2020 on Vedic Mathematics. Sh. Rakesh Bhatia, National Co-coordinator of Vedic Mathematics, Shiksha Sanskriti Uthan Nyas, New Delhi was the resource person for this session. The webinar 'An Insight into Vedic Mathematics' received a huge response which resulted into the launching of a full-fledged certificate course in Vedic Mathematics in collaboration with Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas, New Delhi. International faculty Prof. Nandita Goel along with Dr. Rakesh Bhatia conducted an Online workshop titled “The Power of Vedic Mathematics: Unlocking Our Ancient Wisdom” on Sunday, 10th January 2021, 7 PM.

Besides, a Webinar on "Personality Development and Mentorship Programme with special focus on Emerging Careers" was organized on September 8, 2020. The eminent Earth scientist, educationist and mentor Shri Shiv K. Sidhartha was the invited speaker for the occasion. Mrs. Anushka Srivastava represented Ensemble for this program. The guests were welcomed by Dr. Sucheta Gauba and the gathering was acquainted with the versatile educational profile of the speaker. The talk was initiated with a detailed emphasis on the meaning of 'learning' stating it to be a fluid process where one keeps learning even during the process of teaching.

AEPIC organised a Two-Day Online Workshop on 16-17th October 2020 on "Working with Excel (Advanced Module)." The workshop was aimed at improving the analytical skills of students and helping them explore various useful features of Excel. The workshop was conducted by Dr. H.N Tiwari from Shri Ram College of Commerce. To add on, the Bhartiya Bhasha Mandal (BBM), an initiative by AEPIC was introduced by Dr. Rahul Chimurkar, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science (Orientation day for the same was held on 5th Feb 2021 in the presence of Dr. Kumud Sharma, Professor, Department of Hindi, University of Delhi); Earn While You Learn Scheme was introduced; Certificate Course on Machine Learning is a novel initiative taken under the aegis of AEPIC.

The Young Researchers' Forum (YRF) was launched at a time when along with the rest of the world, the academic endeavour too was facing a crisis in a Pandemic driven world. the team YRF was proud to have Dr. Mamta Pradhan, (Research Collaborator, International Food Policy Research Institute), who proposed to the receptive learners that Research as an "intensive force" could be applied to broaden the horizon for the students and the need to establish a critical perspective for that. Another one in this series of Webinars, "The Act of Research: An Introduction" boasted having on board Prof. Girishwar Misra, Former VC, Mahatma Gandhi International Hindi University, Wardha, Maharashtra. The YRF was also fortunate to have Dr. Shailendra Kumar, Associate Professor, Department of Library and Information Science, University of Delhi for a talk in the Reading room of the College Library, and simultaneously it was broadcasted over Google Meet platform.

International Mother Language Day- Matribhasha Diwas was celebrated in a virtual mode by Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi on February 21, 2021. The programme was organised by Bhartiya Bhasha Mandal under the aegis of AEPIC of the college. The main lecture on the occasion of International Mother Language Day celebration was delivered by Eminent Guest: Ambassador Akhilesh Mishra, Additional Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India who emphasised the importance and necessity of promoting mother languages.

To aid the needy and academically sound students to carry on with online lectures, the team AEPIC, decided to initiate the program of Content uploading and laptop distribution. The program unfurled in 3 phases of Content Uploading and Laptop Distribution, Round 1, Round 2 and Round 3. In all, 466 Google form applications were screened for the laptop distribution and 243 were issued the laptop after paying the nominal rental of INR 500/-. Furthermore, AEPIC announces a Certificate course in Harmonium /Keyboard / Piano. The course instructor for this course would be Mr. Vinay Kumar Mishra who is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Music & Fine Arts, Delhi University. More than 15 years of rigorous training in Harmonium under the tutelage of Ustad Mehtab Khan in Varanasi and most venerated Pt. Appa Saheb Jalgaonkar, grade in Harmonium. As multilingualism and registers of linguistic diversity become an important part of our consciousness as well as our inhabited world, AEPIC has launched its new initiative (which is still in the pipeline) Certificate Course in Translation. This course is being devised and is in process of being launched in collaboration with Bhartiya Anuvad Parishad. The course aims to teach translation from English to Hindi and vice-versa. This course helps people get jobs in many different areas.

The college has proposed to start a Knowledge Management Cell through which it intends to give internship options to its students. We intend to make many positions available for our students with basic technical knowledge of computers and some of their common applications. We intend to provide a certificate of internship for the same. College sent out a Google form to all the students so that students may apply for this opportunity. A total of 199 responses were received. The selection procedure involves interviewing the applicants, which we intend to do soon. An add-on course on Machine Learning was proposed to introduce students to the basic concepts and techniques of Machine Learning. Unfortunately, the course could not continue, as the required number of enough registrations could not be received.

The orientation program for the newly admitted undergraduate students was organised from 20th to 28th November 2020. Students were formally welcomed and introduced to the culture of the campus and the university. It was a weeklong event wherein all the College societies introduced the students to their respective goals and what they have to offer to the students. The objective of the program was to familiarize the students with the ethos and culture of the institution. Faculty and student volunteers from across disciplines worked extensively to ensure that the induction was well organised. Most significantly, the college has initiated a Mentor-Mentee program. There are 2 mentor-mentee sessions per week, one on Wednesday (5th period 1-2 pm) and another on Friday (4th period 12 -1 pm). This program has been conceived to allow teachers and students to meet on an alternate and more informal platform.

Among other AEPIC initiatives planned in near future are – development of an interdisciplinary MOOC and participation in Vidya Vistar scheme. The AEPIC team is committed to working hard collectively for academic and extracurricular planning and implementation of ongoing and new initiatives in the interest of the institution.

Proctorial Board and Students' Union

The Proctorial Board has been entrusted with the responsibility of maintaining discipline in the college. Most of the events/activities were organised on the virtual platform. We welcomed the First- year students during the Orientation Programme which was held on 25th Nov 2020. Students were acquainted with various rules and regulations for maintaining discipline in the college. The birth anniversary of Rani Laxmi bai was celebrated on 19th November 2020. Union members & Student Union were involved in three rounds of Laptop Distribution for economically weak students (9th Jan, 14th Jan, 12th Feb 2021). Members of the Student Union used to visit Timarpur to teach underprivileged children of the area. Commune was held on 10th January 2021 with first year students.

OIC

OIC commenced the work for the upcoming session by sharing Google forms to collect Generic Elective (GE) options from students of B.A./B.Com. Program. As a special endeavour, each BA Programme student was provided a unique prefilled Google form wherein students' detail such as Roll Numbers, Name, and Discipline subjects were already provided in Google form for every student. The intent was to simplify the form and hence, minimise the errors while data collection. Also, course specific forms were shared with second year Honours students to collect their preferences for GE options for upcoming sessions. During the process, OIC regularly monitored and shared GE counts with the workload committee and time-table committee for discussion and deliberation. Subject-wise student data for GE and SEC papers were shared with Teacher In-Charges before the commencement of classes. Further, a list of Google classroom codes for GE subjects was shared with Honours and Programme students, and with the support of TICs it was ensured that all students get connected to GE subject teachers for online classes. Through the admission process, the OIC team performed the task of adding, updating and sharing data of newly admitted students in a dedicated Google sheet. OIC created course specific options forms, dedicated to each of the Honours courses and B.A. Program course.

Digital Initiative Committee Report

The Digital Initiatives Committee maintained high service delivery standards established by it over the years. We, at Lakshmibai College, adapted beautifully to the new demands brought about by the pandemic by providing digital solutions to all the stakeholders. The website was imparted a fresh feel by way of addition of new web pages depicting the infrastructural development, new initiatives undertaken by the college, allocating separate web space to each department on the college website to showcase its activities, achievements and upcoming events.

We along with AEPIC were proud to be associated with the distribution of laptops to needy students. Furthermore, in collaboration with the Psychology Department, we are in the process of obtaining a virtual helpline number to address the psychological issues faced by the student fraternity. Work has also been initiated in full swing to develop an in-house web portal for digital filing of APAR and PBAS forms that will immensely aid the faculty.

Research Committee Report, 2020-2021, Lakshmibai College

The Research Committee of Lakshmibai College organized two webinars: "Writing Research Papers and Journal Selection" by Dr. Parul Kumar, MAIMS, I.P.University on 20th January 2021 and "Basics of Research and Research Projects" by Dr. Namita Rajput, Former Principal, Shri Aurobindo College (Evening) on 10th February 2021, in the academic session 2020-21 to develop research orientation and knowledge amongst the students and Faculty Members about current trends in Research.

"WINGS" Placement Cell

The academic session 2020-21 was extremely challenging due to Covid 19 pandemic. Yet the cell worked actively during this period and organized multiple activities in April-June, 2020. On April 19, 2020 a webinar was conducted on CV Writing in association with Cvowl, followed by QUIZANTINE ('open for all' quiz as a way to have fun during Quarantine) held on April 27, 2020.

Mr. Mahesh Poddar, Member of Parliament and Chairman Miki Wire group delivered a lecture on 'Impact of Covid-19 on SMEs: Opportunities and Challenges' on May 3, 2020. The placement cell organized another webinar on 'What to do during COVID Crisis to accelerate your career?' on May 14 2020 in which Mr. Saurabh Mithal, CEO and Founder of Passionately Curious delivered a lecture. On February 13, 2021, a joint webinar was conducted by 'Wings' and 'Impetus'- The Society for Business Economics on 'Spectrum- Essentials of soft Skills' in which Ms. Reenu Gupta, Senior Analyst- GTS (Europe), IBM delivered a lecture on the presentation and communication skills.

The placement cell received approximately 53 internship offers this year across different profiles such as HR, marketing, developer, designer, editor, research, sales, management, content writing etc. The companies include AIESEC, Whitehat JR, Lido Learning, Socio Labs, Skill Arena, WNG consulting, E-debate, Unnati, Vedica Scholar, Grapevine Company and many more. Moreover, around 25 companies contacted the placement cell with recruitment offers and several students have registered themselves for such offers. Few companies have completed their selection process for 2020-21. The students got selected for positions in reputed companies like Career dose, Lido Learning, Planet Spark, and Chegg India. The recruitment drive is still going on for few other companies.

In capacity building initiatives, office bearers and members (student) of the placement cell conducted an online training session 'Certify-Ed' to familiarize students with various online learning platforms and their courses like Coursera, Cognitive Class, Edx, Insidesherpa and many more during the period June20-June 28, 2020. The peer counseling session was undertaken through videos on the topics related to 'Learning LinkedIn', 'Google forms' and 'Excel Tools' from May 15 –June 2, 2020. In February 2021, peer counseling videos were made on the topic related to Internship, CV building and LinkedIn Guidance by Astha Vig (President) and Kritika Arora (Secretary).

The Placement Cell organized its annual inter-college Internship Fair, INTERN-O-WINGS 2.0 in online mode during 6th-7th March' 2021. Around 38 companies participated in the fair, with a large scale registration of approximately 718. The companies provided several internship opportunities for a wide pool of profiles. The companies include Zomato Feeding India, Sirona, Sharekhan, Pristyn Care, Eye Mantra, Prep Junction, Cue Math and others. It started with an interactive session with three speakers, Ms. Komal Ahuja, Ms. Neeru Monga and Ms. Neha Nagar from diverse fields in the industry. Ms. Komal Ahuja is a freelance content and copywriter who delivers lectures on career growth, opportunities and challenges related to freelance content and copywriting. Ms. Neha Nagar is the CEO and co-founder of Taxation Help, discussing personal finance and tax related issues. Ms. Neeru Monga an HR expert and currently working in Deloitte gave an extensive lecture on CV building, soft skills and interview handling skills.

The Literary and Publication Committee

The committee aims to enhance the literary skills of the students, to bring to light the hidden talents among them, and to conduct various literary events providing a platform for expression of thought through various forms of medium. We organised an Intra-college debate competition on 26th February, 2021 in English medium. The topic for the debate was 'Right to Privacy in the age Social Media' and the participants espoused their views on the same. The event was adjudicated by Shayeari Dutta, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Surendranath College, University of Calcutta, Dr. Dharmendra Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Lajpat Rai College Ghaziabad and Aishani Khurana, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Lakshmibai College. Concomitantly we organised Intra-college debate competition in Hindi on the topic "Social media and Freedom of expression" on 27 February 2021. Story Writing competition was also held in which we had large participation. Furthermore, we organized a conversation with Eminent Author Vandana Rag on 7th March 2021 in which she spoke about the writing process and explained the sophistication of the writer's language.

Apart from this, the committee is solely responsible for publishing an annual magazine "JYOTI" of Lakshmibai College, QALAM, the college e-magazine and the "ANNUAL REPORT", highlighting achievements of students, faculty and important activities undertaken in the college throughout the year. A competition was held online among students to select the cover page of magazine. Moreover, due to pandemic, wall magazine has been working online.

The Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Cell

With a view to providing an insight to the students about such platforms, a 'Common Orientation Session' was organized by the College authorities. A National webinar was organized by the Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship cell of Lakshmibai College, Delhi University on January 15, 2021, on "Entrepreneurship and its Operations" to create awareness about entrepreneurship among the youth. Dr. S. Lakshmi Devi, Hon. Director Entrepreneurship and career-oriented programs, University of Delhi, Dr.Pratyush Vatsala, Principal of Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi and Dr. Arpita Mukherjee, Professor at Indian Council for Research on International Relations were invited as the speakers for the session. The cell organized the event 'CREATE-O-PRENEUR' for the students of the cell on the 31st of January and conducted a workshop on calligraphy by Ms. Gitanjali who is a calligraphy educator (DCE, MA English), on 7th February 2021. The exhibition of the workshop thereafter was held on 9th February in the college premises. The exhibits were evaluated by a panel of distinguished judges. A pair Srishti and Yaashika with company name SYCo (Srishti and Yaashika cooperation) received orders for all their products. In total, SYCos received orders for 3 bags, 2 cushions, and 1 pot and made a profit of 200 rupees. Also, Mehak Monga sold one of the paintings in the exhibition and made profit of 400 rupees.

An enchanting webinar was conducted in collaboration with the Department of Fabric and Apparel Science on “How to become an efficient seller on an International platform like Amazon". It was conducted by young and talented entrepreneur Ms. Rashi Aggarwal who has sold many eco-friendly plant able rakhis on Amazon and has been teaching various art forms through Learnify.

An online Painting Competition "Bin brush" was organized by the Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship cell on 19 February 2021. The theme for the online competition was: 'Limitless'. A very informative workshop was organized on 27th February 2021 on "Resume Building" By Mr. Anindya Chaudhary, Prep Junction. The main motive behind this event was to help the students learn the skills of CV building.

RENEVATIO 1.0 the Entrepreneurship Summit'21 took place on the 13th and 14th of March'21. Speakers like Mr. Saurabh Jain, Vice President at Paytm and founder of Fun2Do Labs, Ms. Shreyasi Walia, a spiritual influencer, Ms. Vidisha Balyan, Miss Deaf World spoke about the value of good entrepreneurship, connecting our life with love through meditation to excel and not to give up in any moment of hardship respectively. To encourage students, Ice-breaking riddles, gibberish challenge, logo memorization competitions were held.

Plethoras of speakers for the events were from various fields. Mr. Saket Kumar, Assistant GM RBI, Mr. Amit Banerjee, State Head Tata Group, RJ Aadi, Radiojockey at RadioCity 91.11 FM, Tanmay Tondon, India's Youngest Stand-up Comedian, Ms. Ridhima Arora, conscious capitalist at Namhya Foods Speaker at TedX, Mr. Aakarshan Sethi, Startup Community Evangelist, Mr. Daksh Bhalla, marketing and branding coach and TedX speaker and Mr. Avinash Tiku, International Faculty at Art of Living graced the occasion.

Music and Dance Society

In this academic year students of the music department and concerned society have participated enthusiastically in online mode in college activities despite the pandemic situation. It started from Independence Day 2020. At this national festival students presented their performances beautifully in online mode. In October, students of the music department and music society took part to celebrate Gandhi Jayanti. In the month of November, students presented beautiful performances of Bharatanatyam and Saraswati Vandana on the occasion of orientation day of freshers in online mode. In the month of January & February 2021 students presented their performances like patriotic song and dance on Republic Day; Bhajan Sandhya on Martyrs Day and Mile Sur Mera Tumhara on International Language Day respectively.

Itika Jain took part in Inter College light music solo singing competition organised by JDMC, DU in which she won the third position and she also participated in Inter College classical singing competition and was awarded with appreciation by judges. In the month of March, the Music department organised an inter class folk dance competition with the collaboration of Punjabi department and also organised a light music competition in which students participated with full enthusiasm.

Navrangg- The Dramatics Society of Lakshmibai College

The 2020-2021 session started by introducing our team at orientation where we have shown last year street production 'Well done' and Stage production 'Rakht Pushp' through online mode. We participated in online competitions such as Zest'21, Soch'21, Karwaan'21, Kritva, Hakuna matata, Ahohmora'21, Srijanika'21, Taarangana'21. We also created a short performance via a video for Gandhi Jayanti celebration for the Gandhi Study Circle. Our society also got an opportunity of having a Theatre workshop from Mr. Ratnakar Kumar.

Sanskrit Literary Society

The Society remained busy throughout the year. Departmental orientation was held on 18-11-2020 for first year students virtually. An interclass 'Shlokavritti competition' was held on 19-02-2021. Our Department is also planning to organize a workshop on 'Bhartiya Sanskriti and Sanskrit' in the current session. Apart from it, our Students participated in many Inter-College-Competitions such as 'Prashanmanch', 'Shlokavritti', 'Bashan', 'Chitrakarma' etc. The teachers and the students have been enthusiastically working for the welfare of the society and College.

VIVEKANANDA STUDY CIRCLE REPORT 2020-21

The society marked the beginning of the session by conducting its Orientation Programme on 26th Nov 2020 as a part of the Student Induction Programme for the first year where the students were briefed about the objectives of the society along with providing them with glimpses of some past events.

The study circle commemorated the 158th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda by inviting Dr. Anant V. Paliwal, Ambedkar University, Delhi as keynote speaker on 12th January 2021 who inspired the young students of our college by speaking on the topic "YUVA PRERNA AUR VIVEKANANDA". Prof. Saroj Sharma, Chairman, National Institute for Open Schooling, Noida graced the online event as the Chief Guest and left no stone unturned in spreading Swami Ji's philosophy amongst the youth.

Women's Development Cell and Gender Sensitisation Committee

Some of the highlights of the programs carried out by the committee were: Webinar on "Empowering the Young-Creating Awareness about common Gynecological Issues in Young Women". It was organized in association with National Association for Reproductive and Child Health of India (NARCHI) Delhi State branch on 27th Jan 2021. The webinar consisted of senior doctors of Lok Nayak Hospital and Maulana Azad Hospital.

The committee equipped the students to take up the online learning challenges that occurred as an unavoidable necessity during the pandemic. It successfully conducted an ICT based workshop, "New Paradigms of Digital Learning", for students of the college. It was conducted from 14th-18th Sept. 2020. The workshop was in tandem with the vision of NEP 2020. Dr. Anju Dahiya, Mr.Arun Kumar, Dr. Rahul Chirmurkar, Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Ms. Noopur Sonee, Ms. Upasan Gaggat, Mr. Krishna Kant were the resource persons who co-ordinated with the Convenor and the members of the society to run the program.

Gandhi Study Circle

Gandhi Jayanti celebrations were held on the 2nd of October 2020 in an online mode. The celebrations on the 151st birth anniversary of Gandhiji commenced with Gandhiji's favourite bhajan Vaishnav Jan. Principal Dr. Pratyush Vatsala observed that the students should follow Gandhiji's ideals and principles. Then there was Prathana Sabha with readings from Bible, Quran, Bhagwad Geeta and Shri Guru Granth Sahib. Navrang, the dramatics society of the college, presented a short film on the ideologies of Gandhiji. Besides, Martyrs Day program was held on 30th January 2021. On the occasion a bhajan sabha was organized in which many students, including the first years, participated. The event ended with Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram.

Ambedkar Study Circle In October 2020, The Ambedkar Study Circle of Lakshmibai College organized a poster making competition for students. The theme of the competition was Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and Indian Constitution. On February 24, 2021 the society teachers organized an educational trip to the Ambedkar Museum at Raj Bhavan Marg, Alipur Road. On March 18, 2021, the Ambedkar Study Circle organized a talk on the topic of Dr. Ambedkar's vision on Women's Rights: Relevance in Contemporary Society. The talk was delivered by Prof. Sushma Yadav, an eminent academician and vice-chancellor of BPSMW, Haryana.

Apart from the activities, Ambedkar Study Circle also facilitates students from the SC and ST groups with information regarding government related scholarships, competitive exams and other helpful schemes at the national and state level.

The Library Committee

As the issue and return of library books for the students were not operational till 16th February, 2021, due to mandatory restrictions and modalities to be followed in the pandemic situation, the committee made provisions of distributing photocopied study material to all the students by creating a study material desk in the library.

A google form was shared to procure data from the students of the economically weaker section of the society with necessary proofs of their parents' income so that these materials could be distributed among them for free of cost. The outstation students, who needed material, were provided the required study material by post.

The Fine Box of the library was opened after many years and the amount collected was deposited in the bank. A new digital fine collecting system was introduced in the library. A workshop on KOHA software was organized in the library for all the library staff on 8th March, 2021, to enhance the functioning of the library.

Women and Legal Literacy

During the Covid-19 pandemic, Delhi State Legal Service Authority (DSLSA) organised an online Add-on course for the students of Lakshmibai College covering the areas of Constitution in India, Indian Criminal Justice System, Cyber Law, Laws for Protection of Women, Virtual Tour of Police Station, Contractual Liabilities and Rent Laws, Rights of Children, Sexual Harassment of Women at Work Place, Right to information AC and Virtual Tour of DSLSA/DLSA and District Court approx. 100 students with the coordination of Dr. Alka Harneja & Dr. Sangita Sharma participated and attended the same from 22 Sept 2020 to 22 Oct 2020. The valedictory ceremony was held on 27 Oct 2020 for the session 2019-2020. The court visit for the last batch (2019-2020) was also held in virtual mode. The students were made aware of the helpline number 1516 of other authority in case of any emergency. Three eminent personalities were present during the valedictory session: Member Secretary: Sri Kanwal Jeet Arora Ji, Additional Secretary: Ms Namrita Aggarwal, Special Secretary : Sri Gautam Manan

Report on International Women's day

The NSS unit of Lakshmibai College, celebrated International Women's Day on March 8, 2021 via Google meet by hosting a variety of events. Volunteers of Project Red Dot undertook discussions on menstrual health for women, smashed myths and taboos regarding periods through question-and- answer sessions, poster making, group discussions etc. Even though the events took place in online mode due to restrictions because of COVID-19, yet the enthusiasm couldn't be deterred. The meet was graced by the talk and discussion sessions by our guest speakers Mrs. Tripti Somani; a chartered accountant by profession and a TedX speaker; and Dr. Renu Pathak; Dy DHA, Mother and Child welfare department, North DMC. The events saw active participation from the volunteers under project- Sampurn Vikas, who showcased their creativity through poetry writing, poster making, singing, etc. Enabling Unit for Differently Abled

The Enabling Unit of the college provides assistance and guidance to the differently abled students of the college throughout the year. During the admission process 2020, online helpdesk for counselling was created and required guidance was provided to all the differently abled students who came to seek admission to different undergraduate courses. The newly admitted students were then guided to apply for different scholarships/fellowships provided by government and non-government organizations like Help the Blind Foundation (HTBF), a Chennai based NGO working to elevate the economic condition of the visually impaired students in India. The second and third year visually impaired students were also provided necessary assistance to fill up the online applications for the scholarships.

The newly admitted visually challenged students were issued special software ('JAWS', 'NVDA', 'SAFA') enabled laptops to improve their academic progress. Digital record players with internet facility (SAKSHAM EVO E-10), specially designed for Visually Impaired persons, were purchased by the Enabling Unit to help the students in their academic pursuit. An online training program to help the students understand the usage of Evo E10 daisy player was organized by the Enabling Unit of the College on 18th February 2021 with the help of Saksham.

Reports of Respective Departments

Department of Commerce

In this academic year we had series of events to keep students engaged in various activities for their mental well-being during this pandemic. With this aim in mind, a workshop on Meditation and yoga was organized on 13th September 2020 through a virtual platform by Dr. Sushma Aggarwal. Brain scrub competition was conducted on Dare2Compete App. The main purpose of this event was to help students to test their knowledge for competitive examinations. Similarly, an online quiz competition- Quizzical Karma - was conducted using Kahoot platform on 4th October to test participants' commerce skills and knowledge.

A webinar was conducted via Zoom platform on "How to Accelerate Your Career During and Post Covid-19 Crisis" by Mr Saurabh Mittal - FMS, Delhi alumnus with corporate experience in Investment Banking at JP Morgan and over 8 years of experience in the education sector. On 30th November, 2020 "Real Corporate World- Things not taught in Classrooms" was organized. Miss Mansi lectured on "The Ground Level Marketing" and interacted with the students effectively and guided them to face the real-life challenges in their workplace.

To add to our accolades, we initiated and successfully conducted Hult Prize Program online for the session 2020-2021 on 30 January 2021. Hult Prize is an idea pitching platform. It is an annual competition that enables young college students to come up with innovative solutions after challenging them to solve a pressing social issue selected by US former President Bill Clinton. This year the statement given is FOOD FOR GOOD.

Department of Economics

The department of Economics has conducted A Three-Day Workshop on "Important Tools for online Learning" from 23rd September 2020 to 25th September 2020 for all B. A. (Hons.) and B. A. (Prog.) economics students. The workshop aimed to develop digital literacy skills amongst students that are increasingly required in University education. The department has organized a webinar on 24th February 2021 titled "Adopting Environmental Changes for Sustainable Development: Lessons from Lockdown 2020" by Ms. Lipika Roy, Deputy Director, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, IES. Furthermore, the department society È-Parcus has organized A Symposium 2021 and Group Discussion for the students on the topic "The Bus of Privatization: Should India ride or not". The second round topic was "Cryptocurrency and its Impacts on India" on 10th March 2021.

Department of English The Department organized a two-day orientation / Student Induction Program for the new entrants of English Honours, 1st semester, on 18th of November, 2020 and 19th of November, 2020, in virtual mode, keeping in tandem with the digital initiative for teaching and learning.

The Rhetoricians did not stop short for any creative endeavour while facing the pandemic and on 19th of September, 2020 organized a virtual Intra-College Debate competition on the topic "Social Media is a Blessing for Today's Youth". We also organized an Inter-College slam poetry competition, aptly named "Mind-to Mic" on 24th Feb 2021. The event showcased Dr. Anjana Neira Dev, Associate Professor, (D.U) as a special guest as well as the judge of the events. On 5th of March, 2021, the Department of English organized a webinar on the topic "Cakes, Pies, Grapes, Jams and Teas in Victorian Literature" by Dr. Aratrika Das, Assistant professor, Ramjas College.

The Department organized an online event entitled “Reading and Writing the Postcolonial: A Conversation with Saikat Majumdar” on March 18, 2021. Prof Saikat Majumdar, Professor of English and Creative Writing, Ashoka University, was in conversation with Dr Ruchi Mundeja, Associate Professor in the Department, and also the organizer of the event. The postcolonial, especially in its ‘readerly’ manifestations, was the focus of the discussion, as the discussants engaged in a sustained dialogue on the area, especially with a view to widening an understanding of the field beyond the taught curriculum, and the discussion often leaning towards Prof Majumdar’s interventions into the area in his body of work. The students and attendees asked probing questions in the question-and- answer session, and the informality of the mode of conversation lent a refreshing appeal to the event.

This academic session the Film Club of the Department of English, christened itself as "Cinaesthesia" to tackle the issue of connecting to the audience in a pandemic driven world, devised strategies for virtual screenings on the Google Meet platform, along with an introduction and running commentary for faculty members, review analysis, trivia, and PPT presentation by the students at the end of each screening. The movies would be chosen searching over a plethora of themes, influence, language and social commentary.

The Book Thief (2013), an English language movie, based on the eponymous novel by Markus Zusak and directed by Brian Percival, was screened on 09th Aug 2020. Solaris (1972), a Russian language movie, based on the novel of Stanislaw Lem and directed by Andrei Tarkovsky, with English Subtitles was chosen for the second screening on 11th Nov 2020.

Furthermore, Interactive Doubt Clearing Session for the Upcoming OBE in the month of Decemeber was held for second year and third year English Hons students on 3rd December 2020 by Ratnakar Kumar and Dr. Shweta Singh.

Department of History

The History Department organized an Orientation Programme for the 1st year students, the "Students Body Election", "Logo Making Competition", a lecture on "Visual Culture of Urbanisation and Urbanism in Early India" by Prof Seema Bawa, H.O.D. History Department, Delhi University through online mode because of the pandemic situation and the students found them quite helpful and enriching.

Department of Hindi

The Hindi department organized several events that provided the students a platform to showcase their skills and help in their all-round development. On 14th September, on the occasion of Hindi day several events like an Essay writing competition, poetry recitation and a debate competition were organized. On 10th January, as a part of the celebration of World Hindi Day, the department organized a one-day international webinar. The topic of the webinar was 'the form of Hindi around the world'. Dr. Sudhanshu Kumar Shukla, Warsaw University, Poland and Prof. Harish Arora. Mahatma Gandhi International Hindi university, Wardha were the key speakers for the event. In the same series, on the 21st of February, on the occasion of International Mother's language day, a series of events like essay writing competition, poster making competition were held and folk song competition was inaugurated by famous folk singer Vidhi Deshwal. On the occasion of International Women's Day, 'Lecture on Women Discourse in Hindi Cinema' was organized in which film critic Dr. Vibhavari shared her thoughts.

Department of Food Technology (Home Science)

The Food Technology and Nutrition wing of the Department of Home Science, Lakshmibai College celebrated National Nutrition Month in September'2020. The event was organized through Google meet and in collaboration with Nutrition Society of India (NSI) - Delhi Chapter, under the ambit of Network of Professionals in Food and Nutrition (NetProFAN) of FSSAI. The objective was to sensitize the youth on the importance of nutrition in the first 1000 days of life; and the promotion of kitchen gardens to promote dietary diversity and boost immunity.

Dr. Sheila Vir, Founder Director and Senior Nutrition Specialist at, Public Health Nutrition and Development Centre, New Delhi, delivered the keynote address, on the topic "Investing in Care in the First 1000 days of Life and Adolescence: Critical for Breaking the Intergenerational Cycle of Malnutrition''. Students from nine colleges of Delhi University actively participated in the intercollege competitions (essay writing on 'Promotion of Kitchen Gardens for improving Dietary Diversity', Skit Competition (video) on 'Improving Nutrition in First 1000 Days of Life', 'GIF Making Competition') which were judged as blind entries by expert faculty - Dr. Seema Puri and Dr. Bani Aeri, Institute of Home Economics, Dr. Pulkit Mathur and Dr. Alka Mohan, Lady Irwin College, Ms. Mamta Marwaha, Shyama Prasad Mukerji College and Ms. Punita Sethi, .

The department initiated two new projects under the Young Research Forum initiative of the college. The first project being carried out by B.Sc. Home Science (Hons) 1 year students is on 'Social Media Influences on Body Image and Eating Behaviour of College Going Girls in Delhi'. It aims to examine internalisation of the media, body ideals and perceived pressure from social media among college girls in Delhi. The second project being conducted by II and III year students of BA (Prog) Food Technology is titled 'Preserved Products from Organic Produce in the Campus: A Feasibility Study'. This study would explore the possibility and feasibility of establishing a preserved product venture on college campus.

The department conducted a series of Alumni Talks inviting Food Technology (FT) pass out students such as Shikha Sharma and Charu Bhatia - both MBAs, Yashika- a Chef in Dubai, Kamna- working in social sector and Devanshi –a teacher. Our students proved their mettle by winning many Intercollege competitions against tough competition this year. Ms. Shagun of BA (Prog) FT III year won 1 prize at the National Digital Art Competition on 'Eat Right, Bite by Bite' organised by BCAS on 21st September 2020. Ms. Priyanka of BA (Prog) FT II year student bagged two prizes- II prize in Intercollege Recipe competition on 'Immunity Boosting Healthy Drinks' organised by Shyama Prasad Mukherji College and a consolation prize in the National poster competition on 'Eat Right to Beat Diabetes' held from 14th to 20th November'2020, during the World Diabetes Day celebrated by Association of Food Scientist and Technologist (India), and BCAS Ms.Anusha Sharma of BA (Prog) FT II year bagged II prize in Intercollege E-Poster making Competition on 'Nutrition in First 1000 Days' organised by Lady Irwin College on the occasion of Poshan Maah, in September'2020.

Ms.Tanvi Kwatra BA (Prog) II year Student, made us proud by bagging four prizes this year. She won II prize in Slogan Writing Competition organised by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Quaker India; and a III prize in National Digital Art Competition on 'Eat Right, Bite by Bite' organised by BCAS. She won the fourth prize in "Head over Meals" organised by Lady Irwin College on 17th October, 2020. She also secured a consolation position in the National poster competition on Eat Right to Beat Diabetes organised by BCAS.

At another intercollege recipe competition held in September 2020 by Vivekananda College on the theme 'Fermented Mid-Morning Snack for a Kindergarten Child. Ms.Vanshika Gera, BA (Prog) FT II year won II prize for her innovative recipe 'Apple balls. She also bagged II prize in a recipe contest using fortified staples organised by BCAS. Department of Apparel Design and Construction (Home Science)

Within the confined boundaries we organized numerous events online which include webinars, student projects and helping the community fight pandemic with face mask distribution. To extend information about sarees and their geographical significance, a webinar was organized titled "Appreciation of Indian Sarees". Dr. Seema Sekhri, Associate Professor, Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi, shared her priceless insight on how to care for and maintain every women's precious heirloom collection of sarees.

In order to train the ADC students in the field of electronic selling and buying, a webinar was organized titled "How to Become A Seller on Amazon". Ms. Rashi Agarwal a Young Entrepreneur and student of ADC III Year, who ventured into online selling successfully, shared her experience and motivated a large number of audiences.

Keeping sustainable and environment friendly practices at the forefront; a student-project, mentored by the ADC faculty on Developing Reusable Eco-Friendly Fabric Sanitary Napkins, is being undertaken. As a part of this venture, fabric sanitary napkins were designed, stitched and pilot tested. A team of ADC students trained the women from Wazirpur Village in developing the napkins, with a larger goal of their emancipation. Awareness towards sustainable menstrual practices has been created through various online platforms, which include circulating awareness e-posters through google forms, group- discussions – at the Student Orientation Programme, Society Induction Programme and Young Research Forum etc. Another webinar on "Sustainable Menstrual Practices for Environment and Women Health" by Ms. Dipti Shankar, Founder and Director, Safe Campus was conducted to discuss important aspects of sustainability and proper disposal of menstrual wastes.

Another student project inclined towards sustainability has been taken up on "Development of Pattern from Nature through Contact Dyeing". Natural dyeing options will be explored to color textiles in an environmentally friendly manner. Student project on Development of Hand Gloves, Masks and Head- Wear, all using recycled material for volunteers of cleanliness drive-run at Lakshmibai College, was carried out. Fabric Bags in variant sizes were developed using recycled material. ADC students from I, II and III years, constructed Face-Masks and distributed them to community workers in their neighborhood areas to help them save themselves in times of pandemic, thereby contributing their bit.

Wall Graffiti painting was successfully done by ADC students, on the newly constructed walls of the stage (outside library). The highlight of the year has been the successful launch of the much-awaited B.Sc Home Science ( Honours) course in the Department of Home Science – to brighten the opportunities for Under-Graduate students.

Department of Mathematics

In the academic session of 2020-2021, the Department of Mathematics organized Orientation Day through Google meet on November 18, 2020 for the first year students and an Interaction session with Alumni were organised on February 03 & 06, 2021 for all the students of Mathematics Department to guide them for their future choices. To help the students, a webinar on "Discussion of OBE examination for students" was organised on December 07, 2020, for all the 2nd year students and on March 03, 2021 for all the 1st year students of Mathematics.

The Webinar on Building Models and Understanding Covid-19 Pandemic by Dr. Samit Bhattacharyya was held on January 04, 2021, and the "Webinar on Government Jobs By T.I.M.E. Institute" by Mr. Anil Singh Bhadauria was organised on January 20, 2021 for all the students of Mathematics Department Moreover, "2 Days Webinar on Some Topics in Mathematics" was organised for all the students of Mathematics Department to explain to them about the topics of Real Analysis, Algebra and Multivariate Calculus. The sessions were chaired by renowned speakers Dr. Vishnu Narayan Mishra (Head, Associate Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Indira Gandhi National Tribal University) and Dr. Shikah Pandey (Assistant Professor, School of Advanced Sciences, VIT-AP).

Department of Philosophy The teaching-learning process was unprecedented and unique in the academic year 2020-21. The primary focus of the department has always been to augment academic excellence along with holistic development in students. On November18, 2020, an online orientation program was held. The Department organized an online philosophical Movie Screening "Lincoln" by Steven Spielberg on 23rd January, 2021, to encourage the spirit of observation and questioning.

The Department also organized a virtual interactive session on 17th of February. "Rubaru"- An Interactive Session aimed at breaking the ice and encouraging interaction to discover, understanding and engage in interesting discourses. Another interesting activity was to connect with first year students through some philosophical explorations of thought experiments and hypothetical situations related to ethical dilemmas.

A webinar on Ethical Issues and Challenges of Social Media was organized on 24th February, 2021. The speaker, Dr. Namita Nimbalkar, Associate Professor, Department Of Philosophy, University Of Mumbai, highlighted various ethical issues related to social media by citing some of the recent incidents that have impacted different aspects of human life.

Department of Political Science

The year 2020-21 was a challenging year by all standards. Department of Political Science kept intact its buoyancy and met all the challenges with grit and determination. To keep the students active during the pandemic, we organized Debate and Painting competitions on 'Nonviolence: A Solution to Maintain Peace' on 22nd October, 2020. These competitions were organized with reference to Gandhi Jayanti. On the Spot Essay Writing competition was organized online for First Year Political Science Honours and Program students on 11th February, 2021. The Department of Political Science collaborated with the Women's Development Cell (WDC) of the College for ICT training for our Honours and Program students from 14th to 18th September, 2020.

The Department Online Orientation Program was held on 18th November, 2020 in which we welcomed the First year students online during the Student Induction Program.

Department of Physical Education

The Department of Physical Education organized a Webinar on 'Physio-Psychological Fitness in the Society' on 26th & 27th June, 2020 via Google Meet. In the webinar, four eminent speakers enlightened the participants in different sessions. In the first session on 26th, Dr. Shallu Gupta, a naturopath at NKS Hospital delivered an informative Lecture on 'The Five Elements to Rejuvenate the Health' while Dr. Mukesh Aggarwal from talked about the 'Happiness within You' in the second session. On 27th, the first session was taken up by Dr. Amit Tyagi from Atlanta Hospital in which he educated the participants about 'How to make your Bones more Strong & Fit' while Dr. Sunita Godara, Asian Marathon Champion shared her views on 'Fitness and Positive Lifestyle'. For the first years students, the Department also organised an Orientation Programme on 28th Nov, 2020.

Department of EVS

The academic year 2020-2021 started with the great initiation of the establishment of an Ecopark in our college campus despite the difficulties of the pandemic. We organized many worthy academic activities during the session 2019-20 such as one week cleanliness program "Swachh Bharat Abhiyan: Ek Jan Andolan", tree talk, training on compost formation, connect with nature, E-waste awarenenss program and biodiversity evaluation of the campus. The ongoing online teaching-learning mode restricted the various activities like field visits, practical classes etc which are an essential part of the EVS course. But on a positive note, virtual tours of biodiversity parks were conducted, students were encouraged to learn from online informative videos from various premier institutions and be a part of various online environmental campaigns like that of World Water Day and FAO's International Year of Fruit and Vegetable programs. Some major ongoing and proposed Projects under the Department are: First, a model of Grassland Ecosystem and Commercial Applications as Ecosystem Services. Dr. Mani (Faculty, EVS department) under the guidance of Dr. Pratyush Vatsala (Principal) is working on the generation of the recycling waste management system to dispose of all the organic wastes generated inside the campus and gain commercial benefits through it and organic produced made from it as ecosystem services. The establishment of the Ecopark, development of organic fruit orchard and Gokul (Mera Gaav) is almost accomplished. The rest of the objectives such as Mushroom cultivation, Bee farming, Animal husbandry are initiated and Compost formation is going on.

Three different ecosystems: grassland ecosystem, desert ecosystem and aquatic ecosystem are created. Live Rabbit animal models, birds, fishes, turtles and some artificial desert animals are visible inside the park. Apart from that to change the microclimate of Campus, recharge the groundwater including enhancing the Aquatic Biodiversity a Pond Ecosystem is also being developed in college campus. Besides, to protect and increase the biodiversity of our college campus, and communicate their direct and indirect values to students", a proposal is drafted on Herbal medicinal garden an overarching goal in the direction of the conservation of medicinal plants with a special focus on protecting the rare and endangered plants and the dissemination of traditional Knowledge about these herbs among the students and the teachers.

Moreover, a very ambitious commercial project under the YRF scheme of Delhi University is running in collaboration with the department of Food and Technology entitled "Preserved Products from Organic Produce in the campus: A Feasibility Study". The project is focused on assessing the feasibility of the production of organic produce from plant biodiversity present in the campus itself and further commercializing the products to make available healthy, contamination free and almost organic products with no or minimal use of preservatives in the market. Our first pilot product is ready to commercialize with the brand name 'Organic Peel Face Scrub', Orange Jelly and Marmalade.

Department of Punjabi

Punjabi Literary and Cultural Society, Punjabi Department of Lakshmibai College is committed to the overall betterment and growth of the students. Our society organized an Inter-Class Poem Recitation, & Inter-College Essay Writing Competition. In March the Punjabi Department organised an inter- class folk dance competition with collaboration of the music department and also organized an Academic Lecture by Dr. Baljeet Singh Raina on "Topic: Punjabi drama and theatre" on 12th March 2021.

Maitreyi College had called the teams to take part in a Poster making competition on Digital India. Two Students (Tamanna pal and Tannu ) from our college won IInd prize. Students also participated in the online Quiz Competition " Shaheed Bhai Taru de 300sal Shatabdi," by Malk Bhago briged ate Siromani Akali dal and won Ist prizes. Our students presented a Shabad on Gandhi Jayanti.

Department of Sociology

This year was a special one for the department as B. A Hons Sociology course was introduced for the 1st time and a positive response was seen during the admissions process. The year also saw all department activities shift towards digital platforms which proved to be an achievement.

An online orientation programme along with specific course presentations were conducted for new students of both the courses B.A Hons and B.A Prog Sociology. Department of Sociology and its society 'SOCIOUS' organized its first annual talk a special lecture on "Understanding Sociology through visuals" delivered by Dr. Reema Bhatia, Associate Professor, Miranda House, Delhi. The department bulletin board was used as a space where students creatively engage with issues and themes of contemporary relevance. Some of the themes featured are current social issues, various sociological thinkers, society and social stratification, gender roles, and Sociology of development. The department has initiated the setting up of a Departmental Library to provide pertinent reading material to students. The department envisages this as a collaborative effort between students and faculty in an attempt to orient the students towards building reading and research capabilities.

Department of Psychology

Persona, the Society of Department of Psychology, emphasizes apprehending the phenomena that impact not just the field of mental health but that have a direct impact on society, at large. In just three months of its conception, it has organized four events that cater to its students at different levels. On 29th November, elections for the academic year of 2020-2021 Student Council were conducted and the duties were handed over. On 4th December 2020, students organized 'Eunoia – A Mental Health Awareness Talk and Logo Jamboree'. The faculty members moderated a discussion around Mental Health. Many students presented their logos for the departmental society and Psychology Resource Centre, and the best ones were selected for both, respectively. On 30th January 2021, a talk was organized on 'Appearance Matters: Body Image Issues among Indian Youth' by Dr. Megha Dhillon, Assistant Professor at , University of Delhi. She deeply explained the nuances of beauty and attractiveness in our culture and its socio-psychological impact on the youth. Persona also organized a two day webinar on Sexual Abuse, "Aao Chuppi Tode: A.C.T. Now" on 20th February 2021 and 6th March 2021 by Dr. Preeti Kapur, Associate Professor (Retd.), Department of Psychology, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi.

Psychology Resource Centre, under the aegis of Department of Psychology, was constituted in December 2020 to serve the entire college including students, faculty members and non-teaching staff. Its flagship initiative monthly Institute Lecture Series invites eminent personalities from diverse backgrounds to share their past learnings and experiences on which the students and faculty members of our college can reflect. As an extension of this thought, the first Institute Lecture Series was conducted on 29th December 2020. Mr. Anil Swarup, an author, and retired IAS officer who served as the former secretary of School Education (2016-2018), and of the Coal Ministry (2014-2016) was invited as the Eminent Speaker. He shared his reflections on the "Journey of a Civil Servant: Aspirations and Challenges" which was widely appreciated by the audience. The second Institute Lecture Series was conducted on 23rd January 2021 with Dr. Suman Sachdeva, the education specialist for UNICEF India, as our Eminent Speaker. She was invited to address the college on the "Opportunities for Women in Development Sector" to empower young female students and give wings to their dreams. Besides this, PRC is also gearing up to start a psycho-social peer helpline Psycho+Sis where the faculty members are training fifteen volunteers from Departments other than Psychology in Psychological First Aid. Under the guidance of the faculty members and the college counsellor, the team of Psycho+Sis will be available as peer supporters to address the emotional and psychological challenges that students often face.

Department of Business Economics

The academic session 2020-21 started on Aug 10, 2020 but this time it was a unique one where the teaching-learning process entirely took place in an online mode. The department had its orientation program with first year students on November 18, 2020 which was a part of the Student Induction Program organized by AEPIC.

On February 13, 2021 a webinar was conducted by Impetus in association with Wings-The Placement Cell of the college on 'Spectrum- Essentials of Soft Skills'. Ms. Reenu Gupta, Senior Analyst- GTS (Europe), IBM, delivered a lecture on requisites of power-point presentation, communication skills from corporate perspective. Large number of students attended the session and interacted well with the speaker.

Department of Computer Application

This session, the department organized the online monthly "Care Day" event for all the Computer Application students from September onwards, where we talked about the issues faced by students that disrupt or distract students from focusing or continuing the studies and try to come up with a feasible solution to ensure no student is left behind.

NCC

The vivacious and assiduous National Cadet Corps (NCC) wing of Lakshmibai College continued leaving imprints in 2020-2021 as well under the guidance of Associate NCC Officer (A.N.O.) Lt. (Dr.) Seema Sharma (Kaushik) despite the occurrence of COVID-19. The enrolled strength of 160 cadets performed diligently throughout the year under the leadership of SUO Harshita Yadav, JUO Khushboo Sharma, JUO Chetana Singh and JUO Heena.

JUO Sanjul Chaudhary participated in the prestigious REPUBLIC DAY CAMP 2021 at Cariappa Parade Ground, Delhi Cantt. and performed Drill in the RDC PM-Rally. 12 of our cadets participated in a series of cultural activities performed during the Prime Minister's Rally (PM Rally) at Cariappa Parade Ground, Delhi Cantt. from January 10 -29, 2021. The cadets included CPL Ritu, CPL Chandani, CPL Sakshi, SGT Priya Mishra, CDT Rekha, LCPL Ashi, LCPL Kajal, LCPL Monika, CDT Savitri, CDT Priya Kumari, CDT Ankita and CDT Shivani Mishra. Six of our cadets participated in the Swachtta Abhiyaan at Rajpath from January 18-31, 2021 including JUO Khushboo Sharma, CHM Savita, CPL Priya Garg, CDT Garima Arora, CDT Jyoti Shakti Pandey and CDT Meenu.

In a series of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat Camps (EBSB) conducted via online platform, five of our cadets participated in different activities. These cadets included CHM Savita in EBSB-1 (6th to 11th July 2020), SGT Komal Porwal in EBSB-2 (13th to 20th August, 2020), LCPL Ekta and CQHM Reshu in EBSB-3 (21st to 26th September 2020), and SUO Harshita Yadav in EBSB-4 (5th to 10th November 2020).

NCC & NSS wing of the college jointly organized a Practical Session on Yoga for Health – Yoga at Home on June 21, 2020 on the occasion of International Yoga Day with Ms. Esha Sharma as Trainer in which NCC cadets, NSS volunteers and teachers performed different yoga postures and meditation between 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. A Webinar on the Benefits of Yoga was also organized in the evening session on the same day with Mr. Manish Kumar Pillai and Ms. Rashmi as Speakers and Ms. Shalini Sharma as Moderator of the Session. They explained remedies for personal health problems to the participants with a lot of patience, all the cadet's attention power and to change the mindset.

Being responsible citizens, NCC cadets took initiatives for community awareness through various activities as per the directives from the 7DGBn. The cadets wore masks and sanitized their hands properly keeping into account the ongoing COVID 19 Pandemic. These activities were Anti-Pollution Drive in which 12 of our cadets including CDT Neetu, CDT Jyoti, CDT Priyanka, CDT Suman, CDT Priyanka, SGT Priya Mishra, CDT Shivani, CPL Ritu, JUO Khushboo, CPL Chandani, SGT Poonam and SUO Harshita participated enthusiastically on 11th November 2020 at Ashok Vihar, Clean India Green India Drives in which 20 cadets of our college participated on 3rd December 2020, Tree Plantation in which Cadets of our college planted trees inside our college as well as near the college on 2nd December 2020, Segregation of Waste for which a Nukkad Natak was performed on 23rd Nov. & 11th Dec. 2020 in the college premises in order to create awareness about Segregation of Waste, Kargil Vijay Diwas in which a Quiz competition was conducted via digital platform on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas on 26th July, 2020 to mark the respect for armed forces. Cadets also participated in the process of making posters on the same topic.

Cadets also participated in the Fit India movement, made beautiful posters on Atamnirbhar Bharat and wrote poems etc.In the outbreak of Covid-19, when everyone was suffering due to the pandemic, our college NCC Cadets took courage in that situation and helped people of the surrounding areas of their homes by donating their clothes, making masks and distributing them to the needy ones. Our College NCC Cadets went to Nizamuddin old Delhi railway station and contributed to the Pulse Polio Campaign. The NCC Wing successfully organized the Orientation Programme for 1st year students on 23rd November, 2020 via Google Meet in which they were informed about the scope, achievements and procedure to join NCC on 23rd November 2020. The program was also live streamed on Facebook as well.

All the details of the NCC activities are available on the blog of NCC wing of our college, which was created in 2018. The blog is available at the link: adamyancc.blogspot.com. The NCC classes were held online via Google Meet regularly each Saturday.

FROM THE FIELD OF SPORTS

Despite COVID-19, our college students continued their practice in whatever capacity they could. Some of the students got the opportunity to participate in different sports competitions and they brought laurels to the college. The achievements during this period are listed below.

National

Ekta Singh of B.A. (P) 3rd year won the Silver medal in the Khelo India National Winter Games in 400m. Sprint in the Senior Women category held at Gulmarga from Feb. 26-March 2, 2021. Khushboo Gupta and Gulifsha Chaudhary represented Delhi State in the Senior National Volleyball Tournament held at Odisha. Jigyasa has been selected to represent Delhi State in Jr. National Archery Competition to be held at Dehradun in March 2021.

North-Zone

Kanika Singh of History (Hons.) 2nd year secured the Gold medal in the North Zone Open Judo Championship held at Jammu in February, 2021.

Delhi State

Gulifsha Chaudhary, Khushboo Gupta, Khushi, Bharti Ahlawat and Sheetal won the 1st position in Senior Delhi State Volleyball Championship held at Laxmi Public School on Feb. 26-28, 2021.

District

Our college Kabaddi team stood 1st in the District Kabaddi Tournament. The team members included Shruti, Tulsi, Yashika, Simran, Rubina, Hemlata and Nancy. In an online International Yoga Festival, Babita stood first while Bhawna secured 2nd position. Babita also stood 2nd in the Online Rhythmic Yoga Competition at Miranda House. In another online yoga competition, organised by SGND Khalsa College, Saloni of our college got 2nd position.

National Service Scheme

In August 2020, the NSS volunteers even during the difficult times of COVID-19 pandemic with all their enthusiasm and efforts worked towards preparing handmade well sanitized masks and distributing them in the slums nearby to stop the spread of Coronavirus. Not only this, numerous volunteers also prepared short videos demonstrating how to prepare homemade well sanitized masks and worked towards spreading awareness regarding precautions to be taken during the critical period of pandemic.

NSS LBC enthusiastically upheld the Fit India Movement initiated by the Government of India from 15 August 2020 to 2 October 2020. The unit encouraged its volunteers to take steps towards their fitness and the fitness of society as a whole. Volunteers went on morning walks, running, cycling with their friends and family. They also organised virtual meets and performed yoga and exercise regularly with those people whom they could not meet due to lockdown. Volunteers also made video tutorials on how to perform yoga asanas. The movement was successfully carried out by the Unit and affected many lives positively The NSS unit of Lakshmibai College, Delhi University organized a "HINDI BHASHAN PRATIYOGITA" Competition on the occasion of 'HINDI DIWAS', 14 September 2020. A program was organised on National Education Policy in the form of a webinar was organized on 20 September 2020 in which speakers from the NSS unit and some faculty teachers presented the whole New Education Policy bill in front of attendees to make them familiar with the changes done in the education policy.

The NSS unit is a firm believer of the saying "He who plants a tree, plants a hope". Following the same, volunteers carried 'Taruropan- The tree plantation drive' on 24 September 2020 where the volunteers planted saplings at their respective places and pledged to nurture them. This small initiative resulted in plantation of many saplings, hence showing the power of collective efforts. On 24 September 2020, the momentous occasion of the 51st NSS day, the unit had the honor to host Mrs. Santosh Yadav, the legendary mountaineer and the first woman to conquer Mt. Everest twice. She is also a recipient of one of the most prestigious awards, Padma Shree. During the webinar, Mrs. Santosh Yadav shared her experience of climbing Mt. Everest, the difficulties she had to face, and how she battled with them. She emphasized on the lesson "Where there is a will, there is a way". Moreover, the day was further filled with bliss as, the unit took delight in organizing a plethora of competitions: - Pratibimb- The Photography Competition, Abhivyakti - The Recitation Competition, Chaitanya - The Digital Poster Making Competition (Hindi or English).

The beginning of October observed a one-week long program on Self-dependent India Campaign which started from 25th September and went till 2nd October. A webinar was organised on the theme "Atmanirbhar Bharat ki Sankalpna avam navachar'' in which volunteers expressed their views and thoughts and sent them in the form of videos. The session included enlightening information about topics such as the importance of education, benefit of the new education policy, the role of farmers, youth, education and digitalisation in making our nation self-dependent and some interesting facts about Gandhiji's ideologies.

On the occasion of Vigilance Awareness Week, a plethora of competitions such as Digital Poster making competition and essay writing competition, recitation and photography competition were organised on 29th October. A group discussion was organised and a short play was screened on 30th October at 6 pm. The group discussion was on the informative topic of an "Achieving accountable, transparent and corruption free governance" and the play that was screened was titled "Savdhani Hati Durghatna Ghati". The last event of the month of October was on 31st October which is also celebrated as the National Unity Day to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabbhai Patel. On this occasion NSS LBC organized a webinar to pay homage to this great personality and to follow his principles of integrity and unity.

The official orientation of the NSS unit of Lakshmibai College was organised on 20th November 2020. All the volunteers of NSS, LBC were acquainted with several departments of NSS so that they could join them as per the requirements and their personal interests after passing through an interview process. On 29th November, a webinar was conducted on the topic of "cyber-crime" which included topics such as unauthorized email and social media access, compromised passwords, cyberbullying, and debit or credit card fraud by a pioneer in this field, Dr. Pavan Duggal, who is one of the top 4 cyber lawyers in the world, is also an advocate in the Supreme Court of India and the Chairman of the International Commission on Cyber Security Law.

January month was packed with amusing and comprehensive proceedings and commotion. Firstly, it kicks started with a very educational webinar on Road Safety Awareness in collaboration with safety- India (HONDA) on 21st January. The session was summoned by Mr. Jatin Kataria, which aimed at following the road safety rules. In all the session was very interactive and interesting for all the volunteers and teachers. On 23rd January on the auspicious occasion of 124th Birth Anniversary of Dr. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, also known as Parakram Diwas, there two events organized to remember one of the greatest freedom fighters of all time - movie screening and poster making competition. The movie screening was based on the documentary of Netaji's life. Poster making competition was held and volunteers were asked to create handmade or digital posters depicting famous quotes or important contributions of Netaji. The month ended with our Republic Day celebration (Gantantrotsav) on 26th January. We had created a video together with the help of our volunteers to pay our sincere respect to everyone who helped us in this time while we sat at our home safely and comfortably. To make the day more commendable we had organized a slam poetry competition for our volunteers.

The NSS unit had put its maximum efforts to make the whole month of February for the students. 12th February was the Laptop Distribution Day in which the volunteers went to the college and distributed laptops on rental basis to the students who couldn't afford them. This was helpful for the students to continue with their studies smoothly even in the times when they couldn't visit college. 16th February, faculty members and volunteers celebrate Vasant Panchami. 20th February was again a great success as this day the volunteers were engaged in the mask framing activity in the college. They created useful handmade masks and distributed them in the nearby slum areas.

WISHVAS - Project for Underprivileged area of Wazirpur Village

A novel initiative of Lakshmibai College, WISHVAS project is having its fourth successful year. In this project, undergraduate students, NSS and other students of the college participate to spread awareness about women's hygiene, educating children of remote areas of Delhi. During COVID-19 our WISHVAS project was working online and when the conditions were under control, we started our work in Wazirpur village. This year the team extended the area of the project to other areas like Timarpur Village (every Friday), Sarai Rohilla (near Railway Station). Besides teaching and educating the kids of the area, our volunteers try to improve their skills in different ways like providing fine arts classes and self-defense training to girls of the area etc. This year, we celebrated Republic Day with Wazirpur Village kids. One of the volunteers provided physical education which included yoga and training in self-defense to the students. Dance classes were also scheduled for the students.

'SELF-DEFENCE CAMP'

Lakshmibai College, organized a 10-Day Camp on Self-Defense 'Atmaraksha Shivir' for the students of Lakshmibai College and the children from the nearby community under the FIT INDIA Campaign. The camp was held on the college premises from 18th to 28th February 2021 between 4 pm to 5 pm.

As a Community Awareness Initiative, the 'Aatmraksha Shivir' aimed at empowering participants to equip themselves with the basics of fitness, gymnastics, judo and karate to be able to feel physically and mentally strong enough to handle any unwanted situation.

The camp started with the blessings of our principal Dr. Pratyush Vatsala and concluded with the special session on self-defense skills by Mr. Ajay Vats, the renowned trainer of self defense. The daily practical sessions were conducted by Dr. Seema Sharma (Kaushik). The student coordinators included Suman, Tanu Meena, Palak Swami and Pooja.

The camp activities comprised of basics of Fitness through jogging, running, jumping, hopping, exercising; basics of Gymnastics with a forward roll, backward roll, forward roll and stretch, backward roll & stretch, dive-n-roll, handstand, cart-wheel; basics of Judo with Ushiro Ukemi (back fall), Yoko Ukemi (side fall), Tai Sabaki (foot moments), Ogoshi and Osotogari (throwing techniques; basics of Karate including punches - middle, upper, lower and blocks – middle, upper, lower practiced individually and in pairs; self-defense techniques including saving self from the punches, different types of grips knife, gun; and a demonstration of the street fight.

'YOGABHYAS-2021'

Lakshmibai College organized the Yogic Practice Sessions called 'Yogabhyas' under FIT INDIA Campaign for the staff, students and nearby community of the College from 1st to 28th February 2021 in the college premises. As a Community Awareness Initiative, the objective of the 'Yogabhyas' was to make people aware that health and fitness plays a very important role in our life. By practicing yoga on a regular basis one can live a healthy and disease free life.

The practical sessions were conducted by Dr. Seema Sharma (Kaushik). The student-coordinators included Suman, Tanu Meena, Palak Swami and Pooja. The sessions were conducted 5 days a week for one month duration. Each session of one hour started with Om-chanting and Gayatri Mantra, proceeded with practice of asanas and pranayamas and concluded with laughter therapy, meditation, prayer and om-chanting. While first week was aimed at making people familiarize with yoga and develop a habit of regularity; the second week was focused on practicing the common yoga protocol issued by the Ministry of Ayush usually followed at the time of International Yoga Day; the third week targeted at learning and performing little difficult asanas; the fourth and last week was endeavored at habitually practicing and performing all the asanas and pranayamas.

Various asanas were practiced during yogabhyas: Suksham Vyayam, Tadasana, Trikonasan, Vrikshasana, Natrajasana etc. The intensity of Surya Namaskar was increased from performing one round initially to seven rounds in later sessions. The practice sessions were organized very well. The teacher helped everyone while performing asanas and pranayamas. The participants felt enthusiastic, confident and contented physically, mentally and spiritually after the sessions. They also pledged to make yoga a daily part of their life.

NCWEB and IGNOU Study Centre

The NCWEB organises various activities for the student in this session. To initiate the welcome of Freshers, it organised an orientation programme. To mark the environmental day the centre organised a debate on the environmental issues among the students and to celebrate the International Women's day the centre organised a poem writing competition among its students. It received an overwhelmingly response of students they came up with beautiful poems expressing their concern, aspiration as a women. Dr. Neelam and Dr. Babita Verma are teacher in-charge.

The college started an IGNOU study center for women in 2014. Some of the post-graduation courses offered are (MEG) English, (MAH) History, (MPS) Political science, (MEC) Economics, (MHD) Hindi, and (MSW) Social work. This year center has started in post-graduation course for (MSK) Sanskrit. Due to COVID-19 Academic counselors, the classes are held on a digital platform. The Coordinator of IGNOU Centre-29040 (W) is Dr.Lata Sharma, Department of Commerce.

I express gratitude to all the GB members, faculty members, non-teaching staff and the students for their cooperation. I wish with all the dedicated support the college pursues on its mission to lead humanity to wonderful paths. Dr. Pratyush Vatsala Principal

Results Results May June 2020- BA PROG 3, 2, 1 YEAR

Year Total no. of Total No. 1st Divion 2nd Division 3rd Division ER students of students (60% or 6.32 (50% or 5.27 (Less than appeared who CGPA and CGPA and 50% or 5.27 passed above) above) CGPA) 3rd year 387 370 255 110 5 17 2nd year 427 357 317 40 0 70 1st year 405 360 301 57 2 45

Toppers BA P 3 YEAR

Sr. No Students Examination College Roll No CGPA Name Roll No 1 Ms Mansi 17040501384 448 8.545/10 2 Ms Riyanshi 17040501327 415 8.318/10 3 Ms Manju 17040501104 62 8.197/10

Toppers BA P 2 YEAR

Sr. No Students Examination College Roll No CGPA Name Roll No 1 MS 18040501199 144 9.27 POORVI GUPTA 2 MS 18040501125 31 9 YASHIKA MALIK 3 MS 18040501015, 1240 8.82 APURVA 18040501156, 1206 MALIK, 18040501294 408 MS SHIVALI NAGAR, MS MEENU

Toppers BA P 1 YEAR

Sr. No Students Examination College Roll No CGPA Name Roll No 1 MS NIKITA 801 8.55 SHARMA 19040501152 2 MS 19040501079, 489 8.41 GARIMA, 19040501179 818 MS POORVI MADAN 3 MS 19040501141, 1469 8.36 NITISHA, 19040501369 1122 MS VANSHIKA BAJAJ

Results May June 2020- BA(H) ECO,HISTORY,HINDI,ENG,POL SCI,PHILO,SKT FINAL YEAR /6TH SEM Course Year Total no. Total 1st Divion 2nd Division 3rd Division ER of No. of (60% or 6.32 (50% or 5.27 (Less than students students CGPA and CGPA and 50% or 5.27 appeared who above) above) CGPA) passed

BA(H) ECO 3rd year 36 36 33 3 0 0 BA(H) HISTORY 3rd year 44 43 8 31 4 1 BA(H) HINDI 3rd year 48 47 39 8 0 1 BA(H)ENG 3rd year 40 39 16 22 1 1 BA(H)POL SCI 3rd year 80 80 73 7 0 0 BA(H) PHILO 3rd year 33 33 22 10 1 0 BAA(H) SKT 3rd year 29 28 5 19 4 1 TOTAL 310 306 196 100 10 4

Results May June 2020- BA(H) ECO,HISTORY,HINDI,ENG,POL SCI,PHILO,SKT SECOND YEAR/SEM 4 Course Year Total no. Total 1st Divion 2nd Division 3rd ER of No. of (60% or 6.32 (50% or 5.27 Division students students CGPA and CGPA and (Less than appeared who above) above) 50% or passed 5.27 CGPA) 2nd BA(H) ECO year 39 24 23 1 0 15 2nd BA(H) ENG year 85 73 45 28 0 12 2nd BA(H) HINDI year 42 39 37 2 0 3 2nd BA(H)HISTORY year 38 33 29 4 0 5 2nd BA(H)PHILO year 37 29 20 9 0 8 2nd BA(H) POL SCI year 93 87 86 1 0 6 2nd BA(H) SKT year 24 19 14 5 0 5 TOTAL 358 304 254 50 0 54

Results May June 2020- BA(H) ECO,HISTORY,HINDI,ENG,POL SCI,PHILO,SKT 1ST YEAR /SEM 2

Course Year Total no. Total 1st Divion (60% 2nd Division 3rd ER of No. of or 6.32 CGPA (50% or 5.27 Division students students and above) CGPA and (Less than appeared who above) 50% or passed 5.27 CGPA) 1st BA(H) ECO year 46 39 33 6 0 7 1st BA(H) ENG year 47 37 21 16 0 10 1st BA(H) HINDI year 44 41 36 5 0 3 1st BA(H)HISTORY year 49 48 40 8 0 1 1st BA(H)PHILO year 40 33 25 8 0 7 1st BA(H) POL SCI year 97 94 86 8 0 3 1st BA(H) SKT year 37 31 22 9 0 6 TOTAL 360 323 263 60 0 37

LBC TOPPER'S OF MAY/JUNE 2020 EXAMINATIONS (BA HONS )

3RD YEAR (2017-2020) BA (HONS) HISTORY EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 17040518007 ANUSHKA SHARMA 7.108 2ND TOPPER 17040518005 ANIKA IVANATH 7.081 3RD TOPPER 17040518024 KOMAL PORWAL 6.946

BA (HONS) PHILOSOPHY EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 17040526015 LAXMINI KUMARI 8.162 2ND TOPPER 17040526001 AISHWARYA SHAH 7.946 3RD TOPPER 17040526008 DOLLY KUMARI 7.608

BA (HONS) HINDI EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 17040516032 PRIYA 7.608 2ND TOPPER 17040516003 ANJALI 7.446 3RD TOPPER 17040516017 MAMTA PAPNAI 7.365

BA (HONS) ECO EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 17040510024 PRACHI KATHURAI 8.797 2ND TOPPER 17040510027 RUPALI 8.635 3RD TOPPER 17040510032 SHIVANI SINGH 8.581

BA (HONS) POLITICAL SCIENCE EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 17040527066 SHIVANI 7.5 2ND TOPPER 17040527017 BHARTI PARMAR 7.365 3RD TOPPER 17040527062 SHALINI VATS 7.351

BA (HONS) ENGLISH EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 17040511034 SHREYA 7.243 2ND TOPPER 17040511027 PRITIKA CHADDHA 7.041 3RD TOPPER 17040511039 TAANYA BAJAJ 6.851

BA (HONS) SANSKRIT EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 17040529022 SANDHYA BHATT 8.378 2ND TOPPER 17040529019 RIYA GUPTA 8.04 3RD TOPPER 17040529015 POONAM 6.986

4TH SEMESTER BA (HONS) HISTORY EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040518033 ANANYA PANDEY 7.39 2ND TOPPER 18040518037 TULIKA 7.32 3RD TOPPER 18040518032 SURBHI CHAUHAN 7.29

BA (HONS) PHILOSOPHY EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040526035 KHUSHI GULATI 7.79 2ND TOPPER 18040526028 DIVYA VERMA 7.75 3RD TOPPER 18040526014 ANUSHKA TYAGI 7.68

BA (HONS) HINDI EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040516029 ANCHAL 8.07 2ND TOPPER 18040516026 SAJIDA 8 3RD TOPPER 18040516025 SHAREEN 7.96

BA (HONS) ECO EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040510033 RASHI GUPTA 10 2ND TOPPER 18040510039 SHREYA JAIN 9.79 3RD TOPPER 18040510001 DEEPTI 9.68

BA (HONS) POLITICAL SCIENCE EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040527031 ANNU 8.57 2ND TOPPER 18040527059 SAVITA 8.46 3RD TOPPER 18040527088 CHANDNI CHAURASIA 8.39

BA (HONS) ENGLISH EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040511008 NIKITA 7.54 2ND TOPPER 18040511067 ANAMIKA 7.5 3RD TOPPER 18040511073 SHREYA JAIN 7.21 3RD TOPPER 18040510059 ANJALI 7.21

BA (HONS) SANSKRIT EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040529013 KM. POOJA MISHRA 9.79 2ND TOPPER 18040529001 SONIYA 9.04 3RD TOPPER 18040529028 PRIYANKA SHASTRI 8.43

2nd SEMESTER

BA (HONS) HISTORY EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040518002 AANCHAL MUKESH 8.09 2ND TOPPER 19040518005 ARTI KUMARI 7.86 2ND TOPPER 19040518008 DIVYA VASHISHTHA 7.86 3RD TOPPER 19040518010 GEETA 7.77

BA (HONS) PHILOSOPHY EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040526016 RINKLE SANGWAN 8.05 2ND TOPPER 19040526015 PRIYA KUMARI 7.95 3RD TOPPER 19040526006 APEKSHA MODI 7.64

BA (HONS) HINDI EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040516022 NEHA KUMARI 7.77 2ND TOPPER 19040516029 RITU JHA 7.68 3RD TOPPER 19040516028 RITIKA PAL 7.41

BA (HONS) ECO EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040510030 RUPAM TIWARI 9.41 2ND TOPPER 19040510029 RIYA SHARMA` 8.95 3RD TOPPER 19040510009 DIVYA SINGLA 8.73

BA (HONS) POLITICAL SCIENCE EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040527078 SUBIA NOOR 8.55 2ND TOPPER 19040527095 SIDDHANSHI SHARMA 8.14 2ND TOPPER 19040527046 PALLAVI NARAYAN 8.14 3RD TOPPER 19040527087 VAISHALI 7.86

BA (HONS) ENGLISH EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 19040511001 SAVERA GROVER 6.95 19040511003 ADITI AGGARWAL 6.95 1ST TOPPER 19040511023 SAMRIDHI JAIN 6.95 19040511014 MUSKAN ANTIL 6.95 2ND TOPPER 19040511006 ARIBA KAMRAN 6.82 3RD TOPPER 19040511005 ANUSHREEN NAGAR 6.77

BA (HONS) SANSKRIT EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040529027 SHIVANI MISHRA 8.14 2ND TOPPER 19040529024 SAVITA 8 3RD TOPPER 19040529034 VIDHI ARORA 7.73

Results May June 2020- B.com Hons, B.com Prog, BBE, Bsc Math Hons, MA FINAL YEAR /6TH SEM

Course Year Total no. Total 1st 2nd 3rd ER of No. of Divion Division Division students students (60% or (50% or (Less appeared who 6.32 5.27 than passed CGPA CGPA 50% or and and 5.27 above) above) CGPA) B.com (Prog) 3rd year 169 168 149 18 1 1 B.com Hons 3rd year 62 58 56 2 0 4 BBE Hons 3rd year 25 24 22 2 0 1 B.sc Math Hons 3rd year 33 32 31 1 0 1 MA Political Final Science Year 12 11 0 11 0 1 Final MA Sanskrit Year 14 13 5 8 0 1 Final MA Philosophy Year 25 8 5 3 0 17 TOTAL 340 314 268 45 1 26

Results May June 2020 - B.com Hons, B.com Prog, BBE, Bsc Math Hons SECOND YEAR/4TH SEM Course Year Total no. Total 1st 2nd 3rd ER of No. of Divion Division Division students students (60% or (50% or (Less appeared who 6.32 5.27 than 50 passed CGPA CGPA % or and and 5.27 above) above) CGPA) 2nd B.com (Prog) year 199 181 166 14 1 18 2nd B.com Hons year 91 83 82 1 0 8 2nd BBE Hons year 26 16 16 0 0 10 2nd B.sc Math Hons year 46 35 35 0 0 11 TOTAL 362 315 299 15 1 47

Results May June 2020 - B.com Hons, B.com Prog, BBE, Bsc Math Hons, MA 1ST YEAR /SEM 2

Course Year Total no. Total 1st 2nd 3rd ER FAIL of No. of Divion Division Division students students (60% or (50% or (Less appeared who 6.32 5.27 than 50 passed CGPA CGPA % or and and 5.27 above) above) CGPA) B.com (Prog) 1st year 177 160 153 7 0 17 0 B.com Hons 1st year 86 84 81 3 0 2 0 BBE Hons 1st year 30 27 26 1 0 3 0 B.sc Math Hons 1st year 54 53 52 1 0 1 0 MA Political Prev Science Year 13 7 1 5 1 5 1 Prev MA Sanskrit Year 14 12 2 10 0 2 0 Prev MA Philosophy Year 22 11 2 6 3 9 2 TOTAL 396 354 317 33 4 39 3

LBC TOPPER'S OF MAY/JUNE 2020 EXAMINATIONS (B.COM PROG, B.COM HONS, BBE HONS, BSC MATH HONS), MA

3RD YEAR 6TH SEM (2017-2020)

COURSE: B.COM PROG EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA SUWENA 1ST TOPPER 17040503148 SHARMA 8.545 2ND TOPPER 17040503095 PRACHI SATIJA 8.53 3RD TOPPER 17040503128 SARGAM 8.424

COURSE: B.COM HONS EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA HARSHITA 1ST TOPPER 17040504015 GUPTA 9.473 2ND TOPPER 17040504007 AYUSHI GUPTA 9.23 3RD TOPPER 17040504057 TANVI GUPTA 9.135

COURSE: BBE EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA KRITIKA 1ST TOPPER 17040508010 SHARMA 8.446 DEEKSHA 2ND TOPPER 17040508008 REHANI 8.149 3RD TOPPER 17040508005 ANSHIKA JAIN 7.878

COURSE: BSC MATH HONS EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 17040563006 ASMITA JAIN 9.014 2ND TOPPER 17040563017 PINKI 8.986 3RD TOPPER 17040563020 RITIKA GOEL 8.932

MA FINAL YEAR 4TH SEM (2018-2020)

COURSE: MA POL SCI EXAM MARKS (OUT OF ROLL NO. NAME 1600) DIVYANGNA 1ST TOPPER 1882818 SHARMA 948 2ND TOPPER 1882811 KKAJAL SAINI 923 SANDRA 3RD TOPPER 1882821 GEORGE 919

COURSE: MA SANSKRIT EXAM MARKS (OUT OF ROLL NO. NAME 1600) 1ST TOPPER 1884472 RICHA 1347 2ND TOPPER 1884478 PRIYA 1239 1884473 MANITA 3RD TOPPER 1884477 SHEETAL RANI 960 1884480 POOJA VERMA

COURSE: MA PHILOSOPHY EXAM MARKS (OUT OF ROLL NO. NAME 1600) 1ST TOPPER 54605 SALONI BAJAJ 1096 2ND TOPPER 54610 RADHA KHATRI 1054 3RD TOPPER 54621 BIPASHA SAIKIA 1031

2ND YEAR 4TH SEM (2018-2021)

COURSE: B.COM PROG EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA ANUSHKA 1ST TOPPER 18040503015 JAISWAL 8.95 2ND TOPPER 18040503144 SHIPRA MISHRA 8.86 3RD TOPPER 18040503147 SWATI KUMARI 8.68

COURSE: B.COM HONS EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040504008 ANUSHA GUPTA 9.46 AYUSHI 18040504016 2ND TOPPER SHARMA 9.36 3RD TOPPER 18040504010 ANJALI 9.29 18040504017 ANJALI

COURSE: BBE EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA NANDITA 18040508010 1ST TOPPER JINDAL 9.18 RIDDHI 18040508013 2ND TOPPER CHAUHAN 8.75 KANISHKA 18040508005 3RD TOPPER SAINI 8.5

COURSE: BSC MATH HONS EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 18040563028 SALONI 9.43 2ND TOPPER 18040563015 JYOTI DHAMA 9.14 3RD TOPPER 18040563026 RIYA JAIN 9

1ST YEAR, 2nd SEM (2019-2022)

COURSE: BCOM PROG EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040503040 JAISHREE 9 KASHISH 19040503048 2ND TOPPER BILOCHI 8.91 3RD TOPPER 19040503056 MANI 8.77

COURSE: B.COM HONS EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA VANSHIKA 19040504076 1ST TOPPER MANGAL 9.14 19040504034 KRITIKA 2ND TOPPER 19040504053 RISHU 9.05 19040504073 TAMANNA 19040504004 ANJALI 3RD TOPPER SHOURYA 8.95 19040504066 SHARMA

COURSE: BBE EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA BHOOMIKA 19040508003 1ST TOPPER GUPTA 8.73 CHAITANYA 19040508004 2ND TOPPER HANDA 8.27 3RD TOPPER 19040508011 ISHITA GUPTA 8.09

COURSE: B.SC MATH HONS EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040563001 AASTHA 8.91 SAIJAL 19040563037 2ND TOPPER MAKKAR 8.59 3RD TOPPER 19040563014 ISHITA DAS 8.45

MA PREVIOUS YEAR 2ND SEM (2019-2021)

COURSE: MA POL SCI EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040724010 SANYA JOSHI 7 2ND TOPPER 19040724005 KRITIKA 6.13 3RD TOPPER 19040724008 NISHU 6.03

COURSE: MA SANSKRIT EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA 1ST TOPPER 19040728001 ANCHAL SINGH 6.51 2ND TOPPER 19040728015 SONIA 6.49 3RD TOPPER 19040728007 KAJAL 6.13

COURSE: MA PHILOSOPHY EXAM ROLL NO. NAME CGPA AARUSHY 1ST TOPPER 19040723001 SINGH 6.64 2ND TOPPER 19040723020 RITIKA 6.43 3RD TOPPER 19040723014 NIHARIKA 6.11