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NATIONAL SEMINAR NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Th CHIEF PATRON (Under the UGC Quality Mandate Notification D.O NATIONAL SEMINAR NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE th CHIEF PATRON (Under the UGC Quality Mandate Notification D.O. No1-3/2020 (CM) Dated 28 March, 2020) ON Prof. A.K. Singh (Vice Chancellor, SSU) Dr. Sudhir Giri N ATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY – 2020: Hon’ble Chancellor Prof. H.K. Singh (Professor, BHU, Varanasi, U.P.) Shri Venkateshwara University, Gajraula OPPORTUNITES & CHALLENGES Prof. F.B. Singh (Professor, BHU, Varanasi, U.P.) CO-CHIEF PATRON th th 08 -09 MARCH, 2021 Prof. Hare Krishna Singh (Dean & Director, LNMU) Dr. Rajeev Tyagi Hon’ble Pro Chancellor Prof. Ajit Kumar Singh (Former Registrar, LNMU) Shri Venkateshwara University, Gajraula PATRON Prof. Meera Singh (U.P. College, Varanasi, U.P.) Prof. P.K. Bharti Prof. Ravindra Vinayek (Director-DPSR, Delhi) Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. S.S. Modi (Rajasthan University, Rajasthan) Shri Venkateshwara University, Gajraula Prof. Seema Singh (Professor-DPSR, Delhi) CO-PATRON Prof. Peeyush Kr. Pandey Dr. Avinash Rai (Dr. RML PG College, Varanasi) Registrar Shri Venkateshwara University, Gajraula Dr. Shantanu Saurabh (MSU, Baroda, Gujrat) CONVENER Dr. Anamika Tiwari (GGV, Bilaspur, C.G.) Prof. S.N. Sahoo Dean, School of Commerce & Mgt. Dr. Shiv Ji Verma ( Allahabad University, Prayagraj) Shri Venkateshwara University, Gajraula ORGANIZED BY Dr. R.U. Singh (College of Commerce, Patna, Bihar) CO-CONVENER SHRI VENKATESHWARA UNIVERSITY, GAJRAULA, AMROHA (UP) Dr. R.P. Singh (DDU, Gorakhpur, U.P.) Dr. Vipin Kumar Dean, School of Law Dr. R.K. Tailor (Manipal University, Jaipur) Shri Venkateshwara University, Gajraula Dr. Neeraj Shukla (KMCU, Lucknow, U.P.) ORGANIZING SECRETARY Dr. Rajeev Nayan Singh (Jagaran College, U.P.) Dr. S. K. Singh Managing Editor - VIJMR Dr. Saroj Ranjan (VBU, Hazaribagh, Jharkhand) Chief Editor - QJMD Dr. T.N. Jha (VKS University, Ara, Bihar) CO -ORGANIZING SECRETARY Dr. Sanjeev Saxena IN ASSOCIATION WITH Dr. Sapan Asthana (Maharishi University, Lucknow) Shri Venkateshwara University, Gajraula INDIAN ASSOCIATION FOR MANAGEMENT Ms. Jyoti Prasad (G.D. College, Begusarai, Bihar) DEVELOPMENT (IAMD) ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY ABOUT THE SEMINAR and the resultant social issues heightens the need for NEED & OVERVIEW OF SEMINAR multidisciplinary learning. There will be a growing demand Dear Sir/Madam, for humanities and art, as India moves towards becoming a In the present era, we all are facing so many developed country as well as among the three largest emerging problems which crop as a hurdle in the Education is the backbone of any nation which economies in the world. The gap between the current state provides universal access to leadership on the global stage in economic, social & educational development. The of learning outcomes and what is required must be bridged terms of economic growth, social justice and equality, present seminar seeks to take up the national education through undertaking major reforms that bring the highest scientific advancement, national integration, and cultural policy 2020 envisions a contemporary education system quality, equity, and integrity into the system, from early preservation. As the youth population of India is going to be that foresees to contribute directly to transform our nation childhood care and education through higher education. highest in the world over the next decade, it is a challenging sustainability into an equitable and vibrant knowledge task to provide high-quality education to determine the society, by providing high quality education to all. This future of our country. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY policy envisages creation, transmission, use and dissemination of knowledge as a part of the continuum. The New National Education Policy (NEP) was approved by the Union Cabinet on 29th July 2020 and it is Shri Venkateshwara University is an autonomous The NEP is ambitious and futuristic but much of the first such policy in the last 34 years. By the passage of body promulgated by the Govt. of Uttar Pradesh Act No. its success will depend on how it is executed. There is a more than three decades many significant changes have 26 of 2010, passed by Uttar Pradesh Assembly. The need to create awareness about NEP amongst teachers, taken place in our country, society, economy, and the world university is further approved by the UGC u/s 2(f) of the students, officials and other stakeholders in the higher at large. At this juncture the education sector needs to gear UGC Act 1956, with the right to confer degree u/s 22(1) education system so that we can together help India in itself to meet the demands of the people and the country in of the UGC Act. In order to face the challenges of Covid- becoming a knowledge superpower. To chance the 21st century. The National Education Policy 2020 proposes 19 & Corona Virus in the field of medical & higher moral, ethics and quality of education we as academic the revision and revamping of all aspects of the education education, the University has endowed its faculty and leaders are committed to provide constant guidance to structure, including its regulation and governance, to create a students with modern technologies, facilities and our academic fraternity and inspire them to join hands for new system that is aligned with the aspirational goals of resources so as to enhance their competency and quality making this NEP a grand success. Therefore by adopting education, while building upon India‟s traditions and value of teaching so they are able to contribute constantly ICT for next generation as socially responsible leaders we systems. The New Education Policy aims at an inclusive, towards learning & research. It is true that conducive hereby abide to the UGC Quality Mandate for improving participatory and holistic approach, however particularly environment with updated technological inputs and latest the quality in Higher Education Institutions and therefore emphasising on the development of the creative potential of each individual. It is based on the principle that education information helps not only providing quality education under the UGC guidance further are organizing seminar for must develop the „Foundational Capacities‟ of Literacy and but also provides human touch and ensures fervent spreading awareness regarding NEP 2020 referring to point 5 Numeracy and „High-Order Cognitive Capacities‟, such as dedication to the cause of the nation and the society. of the notification. This seminar holds the vision of engaging critical thinking and problem solving and also Social, Ethical, academic fraternity in meaningful assignment along with With the above aim in focus and to make the and Emotional Capacities and Dispositions. The world is spreading awareness regarding NEP which will contribute University as a Centre of Excellence for higher studies undergoing rapid changes in the knowledge landscape. With towards the intellectual wealth of the Nation. and research, the University has been equipped with various dramatic, scientific and technological advances, such as the rise of big data, machine learning, and artificial excellent physical and academic infrastructure, latest Today The Education & Research is in transition intelligence, many unskilled jobs worldwide may be taken curriculum, and improved teaching methodology. Best searching for more innovative ways to combine economic over by machines, while the need for a skilled workforce, in talent has been recruited as faculty, industry interaction growth, the reduction of poverty and equitable conjunction with multidisciplinary abilities across the and practical exposure makes the learning process at the development in a more environmentally sustainable sciences, social sciences, and humanities, will be increasingly university dynamic. Our aim is to make Shri manner. There is a mounting concern in all corners and a in greater demand. The growing emergence of epidemics Venkateshwara University as one of the best Centre of dawning realization that ensures the quality of present and and pandemics will also call for collaborative research in Excellence in higher studies and research. future life and employment depend on how well we tackle infectious disease management and development of vaccines this challenge. This calls for new forms of dynamic research & concepts, cooperation between governments, BOOK PUBLICATION NATIONAL SEMINAR th business, workers and societies in general to promote the (Under the UGC Quality Mandate Notification D.O. No1-3/2020 (CM) Dated 28 March, 2020) concept of “Social & Educational Development”. All selected papers of this Seminar will be ON published in the form of an edited book with ISBN or SUB THEME OF SEMINAR reputed Journal with nominal Charge. Book may be NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY – 2020: released on the occasion. OPPORTUNITY & CHALLENGES Restructuring for autonomy, Integration and Diversity Cash or Bank Demand Draft/ e-Banking in favour th th 08 -09 MARCH, 2021 Governance & Leadership of ‘SHRI VENKATESHWARA UNIVERSITY’’ REGISTRATION FORM Equitable & Inclusive Education payble at Jyotiba Phule Nagar to be sent along with duly filled in registration form to:- Ph.D. Expand Research, Innovation & Entrepreneurship Name:……………………………………….… Regulatory Changes and Role of Apex Regulatory Department, SVU, Amroha Bodies A/C- 1884104000000019 IFSC- IBKL0001884 Designation:……………………………….….. Funding and Financing of Educational Institutions Branch- Nipaniya (Amroha) Last date for Registration is 5th March, 2021. under NEP Organization/University:……………………… Implementation strategies and role of Government For more details
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