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ANNUAL REPORT – 2019-20

ABOUT SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE

Sri Venkateswara College was established by T.T. Devasthanams in 1961 and acknowledged as one of the prestigious co-educational colleges in University of Delhi. The college has been conferred upon the coveted STAR STATUS College by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India. The College offers an array of undergraduate programmes in basic and applied sciences, humanities and commerce. We at Sri Venkateswara College believe in imparting education that is an amalgamation of strong academic foundation and moral values. The college imparts value based education to students through innovative pedagogy and state-of-art research facilities. The College provides the right ecosystem for holistic personality development of students and promote and motivate them to excel in diverse fields such as visual and performing arts, sports and entrepreneurship. Sri Venkateswara College today has nearly 211 dedicated teaching and more than 100 non-teaching staff members and around 3500 students on its roll. We also offer 10 post-graduate courses, one year PG Diploma course in Molecular and Biochemical Technology.

To promote skill development & curriculum enrichment for students the following certificate programs were introduced in 2019-2020 session. Add on certificate courses in IPR, Ayur Biology , Entrepreneurship and Climate Change and foreign languages like German, French and Spanish were offered to the students in the odd semester ( July to Nov 2019) .

NIRF RANK/EDUCATION WORLD RANKING

I am pleased to inform that Sri Venkateswara College has ranked 14th in the National NIRF Rankings of MHRD announced on 11th June 2020 and has been ranked 6th in the Educational World Rankings under the non-autonomous college category for the year 2020.

S TUDENT ADMISSIONS

The academic year started with the admission process for the under graduate Honours courses and PG courses. The Convener, Dr. N. Latha and members of the Central Admission Committee and Teachers-in-charge of respective Departments with the cooperation of Non-teaching Staff have efficiently conducted the admission process and nearly 1355 students for undergraduate courses and 160 for PG courses were admitted for the academic session 2019-20.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN ACADEMICS

The academic results during the year 2018-2019 have once again been outstanding and most satisfying. The following are the Toppers (at the end of 3rd year annual examinations held in April/May 2019):

STUDENT UNION MERIT MEDALS(30 Grams Silver Medals):- ( Nos.02)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. NAINTARA JAIN B.Sc.(H)Bio-Chemistry III Year I DU 2. RASHWEEN SINGH B.Sc.(Hons)Biological Science I DU III Year

FIRST RANK HOLDERS IN THE DELHI SOUTH COMPUS(Balaji Medals 20Grms.to University of Delhi South Campus topper):- ( Nos.0)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. N A I UDSC

STUDENT UNION MERIT MEDALS(30 Grams Silver Medals):- ( Nos. 4)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. VILOK JITENDRA TAORI B.A.(Hons) Economics III Year I SVC 2. RASHWEEN SINGH B.Sc.(Hons)Biological Science I DU III Year 3. NAINTARA JAIN B.Sc.(H)Bio-Chemistry III Year I DU 4. DAKSH KALRA B.Com.(Hons) III Year I SVC

LORD VENKATESWARA MERIT MEDALS(30 Grams Silver Medals): ( Nos.2 )

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. MOURVICA TANEJA B.A.(Hons) Economics I Year I SVC 2. SARUBY SHARMA B.Sc.(H)Bio-Chemistry I Year I SVC

G V SUBRAMANYAM MEMORIAL MEDALS(30 Grams Silver Medals):- ( No.1 )

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. AYESHA FATIMA SYEDA B.A.(Hons) ENGLISH III Year I SVC

SEEMA KATYAL MEMORIAL MEDALS(30 Grams Silver Medals):- ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. SHIVANI TYAGI B.Sc.(Hons.)Mathematics I SVC II Year

DR. E S NARAYANAN MEDALS AND PRIZES(30 Grams Silver Medals)::-

a) SRI NARAYANAN AYYAR AND PARVATHI MEMORIAL MEDALS( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1 SUMAN KUMAR B.A.(Hons)SANSKRIT I SVC III Year

b) SRI SUNDRA AYYAR AND ALAMLU MEMORIAL MEDALS( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1 SHIVANI TYAGI B.SC.(HONS)MATHEMATICS I SVC III YEAR

c) SMT. SITA NARAYANAN MEMORIAL MEDALS( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. SHREYA BIYANI B.SC.(HONS)BOTANY III Year I SVC

SOUNDARYA NAYAKI GOVINDASWAMY MEMORIAL MEDALS(30 Grams Silver Medals):- ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. VILOK JITENDRA TAORI B.A.(HONS)ECONOMICS I SVC III Year

EMANI`S MEDALS(30 Grams Silver Medals):- ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE RANK COURSE 1. ARUN KUMAR B.A.(Hons) HISTORY I Highest Marks in Year ancient History

BALAJI MERIT MEDALS(30 Grams Silver Medals): ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. RIYA B. Sc. (Hons) Zoology I SVC III Year

DR.(MS.)P.SAROJNI REDDY SCHOLARSHIPS (30 Grams Silver Medals): ( Nos. 0)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. N.A B.A.(Hons)Political Science Economical I Year Background

SRIMATI VELAGALETY SUVARCHALAMBA MEMORIAL PRIZES(30 Grams Silver Medals): ( Nos. 2)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. SAUVIK SAHA B.Sc.(Hons)CHEMISTRY III Year I SVC 2. RASHWEEN SINGH B.Sc.(Hons)Biological Science I DU III Year

SRI VELAGALETY LAKSHMI NARASIMHA RAO MEMORIAL PRIZES(30 Grams Silver Medals):( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. DAKSH KALRA B.COM. III Year I SVC

G SABRINATH MEMORIAL AWARD (15 Grams Silver Medals): ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. ROHIT SINGHAL B.Sc. (Hons)Chemistry II Year I SVC

SULTAN CHAND TRUST MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS:(Rs.375/-P.M.) ( Nos. 2)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1 ANUSHA NAGPAL B. COM. (Hons) II YEAR I SVC 2. SIMRAN B. COM. (Hons) I YEAR I SVC

BHARATULA SAVITRI MEMORIAL PRIZES (CASH): ( Nos.13)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. NAINTARA JAIN B.Sc.(Hons)BIO-CHEMISTRY III I - DU Year 2. SUCHITA REDDY E One Year PG Diploma in Bio- I SVC Chemical & Molecular Technology 3. SHREYA BIYANI B.Sc.(Hons)Botany III Year I SVC 4 SAUVIK SAHA B.Sc. (Hons)Chemistry III Year I SVC 5 GARIMA AHUJA B.Sc.(Hons)PHYSIC III Year I SVC 6 TANMAY B.Sc.(Hons)ELECTRONICS I SVC III YEAR 7 SHIVANI TYAGI B.Sc.(HONS.)MATHEMATICS I SVC III Year 8 RIYA B. Sc. (Hons) Zoology III Year I SVC 9 VILOK JITENDRA TAORI B.A.(Hons)ECONOMICS I SVC III Year 10 SUMAN KUMAR B.A.(Hons)SANSKRIT I SVC III Year 11. SAIVENKATACHAL B.A.(PROG.)II YEAR Highest Marks in Telugu (10 GP, as per record). 11(a) SARIKA KUNCHANAPALLI B.A.(PROG.)II YEAR Highest Marks in Telugu (10 GP, as per record). 11(b) NIZAMPATNAM DINESH B.A.(PROG.)II YEAR Highest Marks in Telugu (10 GP, as per record).

NELABHATLA VENKATA SUBBIAH MEMORIAL PRIZES(CASH): ( Nos. 8)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. DAKSH KALRA B. COM. (Hons.) III YEAR I-SVC 2. AYESHA FATIMA SYEDA B.A.(HONS)ENGLISH III YEAR I-SVC 3. SHAMEEM ANSARI B.A.(HONS)HINDI III YEAR I-SVC 4 SHAILJA CHAURASI B.A.(HONS)HISTORY III YEAR I-SVC 5 POURUSH AGARWAL B.A.(HONS) POL. SCIENCE III I-SVC YEAR 6 PRIYANKA TAHBILDAR B.A.(HONS)SOCIOLOGY I-SVC III YEAR 7 SHIVANI TYAGI B.Sc.(HONS.)MATHEMATICS I-SVC III Year 8 SURABHU GROVER B.SC. (H)STATISTICS III I-SVC YEAR

DR. R DWARKA DAS MEMORIAL AWARD OF RS.1000/ P A(CASH)- ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. POURUSH AGARWAL B.A.(HONS)POLITICAL SCIENC I - SVC III YEAR

MRS. P. GUPTA MERITORIUS AWARDS(Medals 30 Silver Grams):- ( Nos. 4)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1 SHREYA BIYANI B.Sc.(Hons)Botany III Year I- SVC 2 RIYA B. Sc. (Hons) Zoology III Year I-SVC 3 NISHIT KUMAR B.Sc. LIFE SCIENCE, III YEAR I-SVC 4. RIYA B.Sc.(Hons)ZOOLOGY, III YEAR Highest Marks in Entomology & Taxonomy

DR. O B TNDON MEMORIAL GOLD MEDALS: ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. RIYA B. Sc. (Hons) Zoology III Year I-SVC

LATE MRS. VELAGALETY CHUDAMANI MEMORIAL PRIZE(CASH):- ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. NAINTARA JAIN B.Sc.(Hons)BIO-CHEMISTRY III Year I-DU

LATE MRS. VELAGALETY CHUDAMANI MEMORIAL PRIZE(CASH):- ( Nos. 4)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. SAIVENKATACHAL B.A.(PROG.)II YEAR Highest Marks in Telugu (10 GP, as per record). 1(a) SARIKA KUNCHANAPALLI B.A.(PROG.)II YEAR Highest Marks in Telugu (10 GP, as per record). 1(b) NIZAMPATNAM DINESH B.A.(PROG.)II YEAR Highest Marks in Telugu (10 GP, as per record). 2. N A B.A.(PROG.)II YEAR Highest Marks in Sanskrit 3. E. RAHUL B.Com.(PROG.)II YEAR Highest Marks in Tamil

SRI PADMAVATI AMMAVARI MEDALS:- ( Nos. 2)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. SURABHU GROVER B.Sc.(Hons)Statistics IIIYear I-SVC

2 RASHWEEN SINGH B.Sc.(Hons)Bio. Science III Year I-DU

LATE DR. V. KRISHNA MOORTHY MEMORIAL PRIZE( CASH) Instituted by Mr. D Venkata Ramana, Section Officer(Accounts)Sri Venkateswara College: ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. SAUVIK SAHA B.Sc. (Hons)Chemistry III Year I-SVC

SHRI SULTAN CHAND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWNMENT:- ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. ANUSHA NAGPAL B. COM. (Hons.) SECOND YEAR I -SVC ** **(Subject to fulfilling all eligibility conditions prescribed in the guidelines)

Dr. V. Krishna Moorthy Memorial Scholarship( No. 1):-

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. SAUVIK SAHA B.Sc. (Hons)Chemistry III Year I-SVC

MS. NEERJA MALHOTRA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP SPORTS (CASH):- ( No.1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. N A B.SC(H) MATHEMATICS I Year -

AMBASSADOR SIBABRATA TRIPATHI MEMORIAL AWARD (CASH):- ( No. 1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. SHAILJA CHAURASIA B.A(H) HISTORY III Year I-SVC

Dr. V.V.S.Narayana Rao MEMORIAL AWARD (CASH):- ( No. 2)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. RIYA B.Sc.(Hons)Zoology III Year I-SVC 2. NISHIT KUMAR B.Sc. Life Science III Year I-SVC

Late Sri P A S Reddy, IPS, Memorial Gold Medal:-No.1)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. VILOK JITENDRA TAORI B.A.(Hons)Economics III Year I-SVC

Late Dr. Shailaja Sanghamitra Thakur Memorial Award (CASH):- ( No.2)

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK 1. MUSKAN GARG B.A.(Hons)Economics III Year I-SVC 2. N S V ROCHISHNA B.A.(Programme) III I-SVC Year(Paper code 62277603)

Late Dr. Chiranjeev Kaur Memorial Cash Prize

S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT NAME OF THE COURSE RANK

MERIT LIST

Roll No Name of the Student & Course Details of Details of Rank Marks/ CGPA/Grand CGPA B.A.(Hons)English I Year 0218066 APOORVA THAPLIYAL 8.23 I SVC 0218067 NAVYA CHOUDHARY 7.86 II SVC 0218055 VASUNDHARA PARASHAR 7.59 III SVC

B.A.(Hons)English II Year 0217010 RAMAA PANDEY 7.54 I SVC 0217056 JAGRIT CHAUHAN 7.50 II SVC 0217038 SAYANI GUPTA 7.43 III SVC 0217036 SOUGAT BASU 7.43 III SVC B.A.(Hons)English III Year 0216056 AYESHA FATIMA SYEDA 7.459 I SVC 0216038 TRIVARNA HARIHARAN 7.419 II SVC 0216051 BHARAT SAI NARAYANAN 7.257 III SVC B.A.(Hons)Economics I Year 0518088 MOURVICA TANEJA 9.27 I SVC 0518007 MUSKAN SALUJA 9.23 II SVC 0518087 RITIKA GARG 9.09 III SVC B.A.(Hons)Economics II Year 0517050 JAGRITI DUNGRAKOTI 9.39 I SVC 0517052 NIDHI SARAFF 9.18 II SVC 0517047 HIMIKA 9.07 III SVC B.A.(Hons) Economics III Year 0516031 VILOK JITENDRA TAORI 9.095 I SVC 0516041 ASHUTOSH MISHRA 8.878 II SVC 0516033 MUSKAN GARG 8.851 III SVC B.A.(Hons)History I Year 0618001 ARUN KUMAR 7.32 I SVC 0618046 SHIVAM PANWAR 7.27 II SVC 0618501 PRANITA VISHWAKARMA 7.18 III SVC

B.A.(Hons) History II Year Roll No Name of the Student & Course Details of Details of Rank Marks/ CGPA/Grand CGPA 0617045 GARIMA SINGH 7.39 I SVC 0617055 SHVETA NEGI 7.29 II SVC 0617017 PRINCE TAAK 7.04 III SVC B.A.(Hons) History III Year 0616015 SHAILJA CHAURASIA 7.459 I SVC 0616084 MAYANK RATHORE 7.189 II SVC 0616007 ARNAV 7.027 III SVC B.A.(Hons)Political Science I Year 0718027 MANJUL GABA 7.82 I SVC 0718038 H PADMA PRIYA 7.41 II SVC 0718013 PRIYANKA CHAUDHARY 7 III SVC 0718004 SURAT KANWAL 7 III SVC

B.A.(Hons) Political Science II Year 0717055 MRIGA SETHI 7.96 I SVC 0717065 RISHABH 7.93 II SVC 0717053 DRISHTI SHARMA 7.93 II SVC 0717040 KHUSHBOO TEHLAN 7.71 III SVC

B.A.(Hons) Political Science III Year 0716079 POURUSH AGARWAL 7.865 I SVC 0716008 KAMANI SAITEJA 7.608 II SVC 0716060 DEVESH SINGH 7.365 III SVC B.A.(Hons) Sociology I Year 0818035 BRINDA LOITONGBAM 7.36 I SVC 0818011 PAKHI SHARMA 7.27 II SVC 0818037 ISHIKA GARG 7.23 III SVC B.A.(Hons) Sociology II Year 0817006 SVS TEJASVINI PARITALA 7.07 I SVC 0817049 ANAND KUMAR 7.07 I SVC 0817010 AAKRITI GUPTA 7 II SVC 0817038 POTHARAJU PAVAN 6.96 III SVC B.A.(Hons) Sociology III Year 0816042 PRIYANKA TAHBILDAR 7.635 I SVC 0816036 MALLIKA ANAND 7.514 II SVC 0816002 SONAL SHAHID 7.23 III SVC B.A.(Hons)Hindi I Year Roll No Name of the Student & Course Details of Details of Rank Marks/ CGPA/Grand CGPA 0318001 SAKSHI KATOCH 7.91 I SVC 0318002 SHALINI DWIVEDI 7.82 II SVC 0318005 JYOTI RAWAT 7.77 III SVC B.A.(Hons)Hindi II Year 0317002 BANTI RANI 8.5 I SVC 0317009 SONI SAROJ 8.39 I SVC 0317052 KAJAL 8.04 III SVC B.A.(Hons)Hindi III Year 0316032 SHAMEEM ANSARI 7.676 I SVC 0316009 ANKIT 7.541 II SVC 0316011 MAMTA 7.5 III SVC B.A.(Hons)Sanskrit I Year 0418003 CHOKHRAJ 7.64 I SVC 0418022 KESARI PRASAD TIWARI 7.45 II SVC 0418026 DIVAKAR UPADHYAY 6.91 III SVC

B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit II Year 0417003 VAISHNAVI A 8.39 I SVC 0417025 SHIVANI VASHISHTA 8 II SVC 0417006 BRIJESH 7.71 III SVC B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit III Year 0416028 SUMAN KUMAR 8.527 I SVC 0416008 SHIVANI 8.095 II SVC 0416025 YOGESH KUMAR 7.73 III SVC B.A.(Programme)I Year 0118126 ANANDINI VATTIKOTA 8.14 I SVC 0118150 KARMANG RAINA 7.82 II SVC 0118006 ANJALI RAWAT 7.82 II SVC 0118133 LIKHITHA REDDY 7.68 III SVC B.A.(Programme)II Year 0117085 SATYAM SHARMA 8.14 I SVC 0117067 MANSI MISHRA 8.05 II SVC 0117008 RAHUL E 7.95 III SVC B.A.(Programme)III Year 0116008 MALIPEDDI RAHUL 7.895 I SVC 0116019 CHINNANNAGARI CHARAN 7.895 I SVC 0116056 N S V ROCHISHNA 7.879 II SVC 0116022 MYLLEPALLI PAVAN KUMAR 7.606 III SVC B.Com. I Year Roll No Name of the Student & Course Details of Details of Marks/ Rank CGPA/Grand CGPA 0918023 GOKUL HARIKUMAR 8.59 I SVC 0918144 SHREYA SRIVASTAVA 8.45 II SVC 0918008 TANVI 8.32 III SVC B.Com. II Year 0917001 DAMANJOT KAUR 9 I SVC 0917067 KAJAL PATEL 8.82 II SVC 0917002 SALONY JAIN 8.77 III SVC B.Com. III Year 0916099 ADITI 8.545 I SVC 0916054 SACHIN 8.545 I SVC 0916090 AZEEM ANSARI 8.515 II SVC 0916058 KUNAL AGRAWAL 8.409 III SVC B.Com.(Hons) I Year 1018127 SIMRAN 8.68 I SVC 1018021 SURYAANSH JAIN 8.55 II SVC 1018079 ABHINAV NAGPAL 8.45 III SVC

B.Com.(Hons) II Year 1017004 ANUSHA NAGPAL 9.43 I SVC 1017062 RIA MALHOTRA 9.32 II SVC 1017064 GARIMA KUMAR 9.32 II SVC 1017041 VANJUL KUMAR 9.18 III SVC 1017025 KAVNEET KAUR 9.18 III SVC B.Com.(Hons) III Year 1016086 DAKSH KALRA 9.378 I SVC 1016054 KABIR NARULA 8.905 I SVC 1016031 SIDDHARTH ANAND 8.716 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Physics I Year 1818013 SIMRANJEET KAUR 9.45 I SVC 1818003 DIPTI 9.32 II SVC 1818017 DEEKSHA SINGH 9.23 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Physics II Year 1817046 TANUSHREE CHOWDHURY 9.82 I SVC 1817005 MRUNMOY JENA 9.68 II SVC 1817013 KIRAN KUMARI 9.50 III SVC

B.Sc.(Hons)Physics III Year Name of the Student & Course Details of Details of Marks/ Rank CGPA/Grand CGPA 1816032 GARIMA AHUJA 9.459 I SVC 1816024 GARIMA 9.419 II SVC 1816055 SIDDHANT MALHOTRA 9.378 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Electronics I Year 1618027 AMAN MISHRA 8.09 I SVC 1618009 FRANSI MITTAL 8.05 II SVC 1618025 AKSHITA SINGH 7.91 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Electronics II Year 1617001 MUSKAN 9.11 I SVC 1617022 VANSHIKA 8.82 II SVC 1617005 RUKHSAR SAYYED 8.79 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Electronics III Year 1616008 TANMAY 9.135 I SVC 1616002 MAYANK AGGARWAL 8.932 II SVC 1616027 SAGAR SINGH RAWAT 8.649 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Zoology I Year 2018014 VISHAL SINGH 9.32 I SVC 2018012 VAIBHAV SHARMA 9.27 II SVC 2018047/2018022 AKSHANSHI GULANI/MOHINI YADAV 9.18 III SVC

2018048/2018023 AMIT BHATT/AKANSHA SAXENA 9.18 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Zoology II Year 2017003 ANKITA SAHA 9.79 I SVC 2017014 STUTI KUMARI 9.79 I SVC 2017061 PRIYAMVADA SINGH 9.57 II SVC 2017034 JASSIKA GUPTA 9.5 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Zoology III Year 2016010 RIYA 9.162 I SVC 2016003 WASIMA SULTANA 9.095 II SVC 2016026 KANISHKA BAISOYA 9 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Botany I Year 1418035 DIPANSHU CHATURVEDI 8.73 I SVC 1418006 AABHA MISHRA 8.68 II SVC 1418003 RUSHALI SHARMA 8.55 III SVC 1418014 RITU 8.55 III SVC Roll No. Name of the Student & Course Details of Details of Marks/ Rank CGPA/Grand CGPA B.Sc.(Hons)Botany II Year 1417011 VAISHALI GUPTA 9.14 I SVC 1417019 VARUN KUMAR 8.82 II SVC 1417021 SWADHA SHAKTI 8.75 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Botany III Year 1416025 SHREYA BIYANI 9.243 I SVC 1416003 ISRAT JAHAN 9.203 II SVC 1416049 TUSHADRI SINGH 9.149 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Chemistry I Year 1518073 TANMAY MALIK 9.32 I SVC 1518079 HIMANSHI 9.32 I SVC 1518031 RITIKA KUMAR 9.27 II SVC 1518118 DEVBRAT 9.23 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Chemistry II Year 1517060 ROHIT SINGHAL 9.57 I SVC 1517031 MANI SAI KRISHNA 9.57 I SVC 1517035 KIRTI GARG 9.46 II SVC 1517036 SAHIL 9.46 II SVC 1517033 CHHAYA THADHANI 9.39 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Chemistry III Year 1516018 SAUVIK SAHA 9.203 I SVC 1516038 ASHI TOKAS 9.189 II SVC 1516048 ANSHU SAREEN 9.149 III SVC III SVC

B.Sc.(Hons)Bio-Chemistry I Year 1218008 SARUBY SHARMA 9.77 I SVC 1218006 VIDUSHI SHARMA 9.59 II SVC 1218005 SUBHRO BASU 9.45 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Bio-Chemistry II Year 1217006 KARAN BANSAL 9.68 I SVC 1217033 GANTAVYA ARORA 9.50 II SVC 1217001 BHAWNA KHANNA 9.43 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Bio-Chemistry III Year 126001 NAINTARA JAIN 9.432 I SVC/I-DU 126004 SUCHARITA SEN 9.257 II SVC 126020 HARSH BHAKHRI 9.243 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Biological Science I Year ANCHAL KALER 9.09 I SVC SAMEEKSHA PANDIYA 8.91 II SVC Roll No Name of the Student & Course Details of Details of Marks/ Rank CGPA/Grand CGPA SAKSHI YADAV 8.91 II SVC SUBIKSHA S 8.86 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Biological Science II Year 1317010 NIYETI QAZI 9.32 I SVC 1317003 VANI SRINIVASAN 9.29 II SVC 1317008 DEEPANJAN BANERJEE 9.18 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Biological Science III Year 1316010 RASHWEEN SINGH 9.568 I SVC/I-DU 1316018 SANSKRITI SHARMA 9.432 II SVC 1316032 RHEA ARYA 9.419 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Statistics I Year 1918018 ANJALI NAITHANI 9.18 I SVC 1918020 SAURABH SIDDHANT 9.05 II SVC 1918010 VAISHNO PRATAP RAI 9.00 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Statistics II Year 1917007 MANPREET KAUR 9.68 I SVC 1917004 PRASUN AGARWAL 9.36 II SVC 1917031 SHIVANI YADAV 9.32 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Statistics III Year 1916039 SURABHU GROVER 9.554 I SVC 1916038 AMRIT PAUL 9.486 II SVC 1916036 SANJANA SHUKLA 9.311 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Mathematics I Year 1718046 RAMANDEEP 9.45 I SVC

1718085 MOHAMMAD 9.32 II SVC 1718099 PRANJAL THAPAR 9.32 II SVC 1718113 VAISHALI AGGARWAL 9.27 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Mathematics II Year 1717005 ASHA KUMARI 10.00 I SVC 1717001 RAKHI KUMARI 9.79 II SVC 1717107 NAMAN SHARMA 9.79 II SVC 1717083 MUSKAN GERA 9.68 III SVC B.Sc.(Hons)Mathematics III Year 1716039 SHIVANI TYAGI 9.135 I SVC 1716155 PRACHI GUPTA 9.108 II SVC 1716154 ASTHA JAIN 9.041 III SVC

Details of Marks/ Roll No Name of the Student & Course Details of Rank CGPA/Grand CGPA B.Sc. (Life Science) I Year 1118116 MUSKAAN KHANNA 8.77 I SVC 1118109 PARUL SHARMA 8.64 II SVC 1118069 MUSKAN GOEL 8.64 II SVC 1118050 HARSHLEEN KAUR 8.59 III SVC B.Sc. (Life Science) II Year 1117026 GARIMA DHAMA 9.36 I SVC 1117014 SWATI SINGH 9.18 II SVC 1117102 SAVITRI 9.14 III SVC B.Sc. (Life Science) III Year 1116098 NISHIT KUMAR 9.045 I SVC 1116040 SURBHI CHAUHAN 8.97 II SVC 1116093 SHARMA RHUTU 8.864 III SVC M A ENGLISH I YEAR 2118004 TANUSREE BASAK 488/800 I SVC 2118003 ANSHIKA SHARMA 484/800 II SVC 2118021 VAISHNAVI CHAUDHARY 482/800 III SVC M A ENGLISH II YEAR 2117012 ASMITA 1089/1600 I SVC 2117009 SAUMYA CHAUDHARY 975/1600 II SVC 2117013 CHARU ARORA 967/1600 III SVC M A SANSKRIT I YEAR 2218025 AAYUSH 712/800 I SVC 2218029 RAVI ARYA 630/800 II SVC 2218017 LOKESHWAR SAHU 612/800 III SVC M A SANSKRIT II YEAR

2217024 SONU 1273/1600 I SVC 2217022 VINAY KUMAR PANDEY 1031/1600 II SVC 2217028 ANAND KUMAR SHARMA 1026/1600 III SVC M A HISTORY I YEAR 22170 PRIYANKA GUPTA 489/800 I SVC 2217025 DEEPA SINGH 482/800 II SVC 2217008 LIPPY SHARMA 481/800 III SVC M A HISTORY II YEAR 2317026 TEJSWINI MEHRA 966/1600 I SVC 2317011 PAWAN KUMAR 947/1600 II SVC 2317032 ISHITA ROYAL 925/1600 III SVC

Details of Marks/ Roll No Name of the Student & Course Details of Rank CGPA/Grand CGPA M.SC. CHEMISTRY I YEAR 2718024 HARSHA 674/900 I SVC 2718011 SONALI KUKREJA 662/900 II SVC 2718003 CHETNA YADAV 600/900 III SVC M.SC. CHEMISTRY II YEAR 2717001 KOMAL 1488/2100 I SVC 2717013 POONAM 1471/2100 II SVC 2717008 PAWANDEEP KAUR 1470/2100 III SVC M.SC. MATHEMATICS I YEAR 2418007 PRAVEEN SHARMA 712/800 I SVC 2418008 DIPANWITA BOSE 707/800 II SVC 2418020 INSIYA FATIMA 480/800 III SVC M.SC. MATHEMATICS II YEAR 2417001 SAUMYA SAMBYAL 1257/1600 I SVC 2417006 SHWETA YADAV 1165/1600 II SVC 2417025 GARIMA VERMA 1094/1600 III SVC M.SC. STATISTICS I YEAR 2518025 KETAN KAPOOR 793/1000 I SVC 2518004 SANKET AGARWAL 754/1000 II SVC 2518016 SHUBHAM NAVDIYAL 757/1000 III SVC M.SC. STATISTICS II YEAR 2517007 RESHMI NEOGY 1838/2000 I SVC 2517003 GARGI PALIWAL 1776/2000 II SVC 25170 SOMYA SHARMA 1764/2000 III SVC M.SC. ZOOLOGY I YEAR 2918005 ABHISHEK SHARMA 916/1200 I SVC 2918004 RESHMA EMILIAN 883/1200 II SVC

2918001 CHINMEYA CHOUDHARY 851/1200 III SVC M.SC. ZOOLOGY FINAL 2917008 ANUJA PANT 1822/2400 I SVC 2917002 SIMRAN GOEL 1793/2400 II SVC 2917006 MEENU YADAV 1704/2400 III SVC M.SC. PHYSICS I YEAR 2818018 NIKHIL BANSAL 759/1000 I SVC 2818017 GITANSH ARORA 666/1000 II SVC 2818009 GAURAV 587/1000 III SVC 2818004 SAHIL SAINI 587/1000 III SVC

Details of Marks/ Roll No Name of the Student & Course Details of Rank CGPA/Grand CGPA M.SC. PHYSICS II YEAR 2817007 JAYATEE KUNWAR 1255/2000 I SVC 2817017 HIMANSHU BISHT 1248/2000 II SVC 2817011 BHUPESH SINGH DANU 1215/2000 III SVC III SVC

PG DIPLOMA IN BIOTECHNOLOGY 3018015 SUCHITA REDDY E 844/1000 I SVC 3018003 PRIYANKA RAWAT 809/1000 II SVC 3018016 AVISHA PACHAURI 760/1000 III SVC CC IN GERMAN 3218014 YASHVINI TULI 261/300 I SVC 3218039 MAHIMA NEGI 250/300 II SVC 3218005 RAKSHITA VERMA 236/300 III SVC CC IN SPANISH 3818021 AYUSHI SARAF 233/300 I SVC 3818024 SIMRAN KAUR HEYER 231/300 II SVC 3818013 PRIYANKA 208/300 III SVC CC IN FRENCH 3418014 HIMANI 273/300 I SVC 3418018 SHRIYA AGARWAL 267/300 II SVC 3418039 SHRUTI PARTHASARATHY 273/300 III SVC

List of the Rank Holders:

S. Course Name of the Student Details of Rank No 1 B.A.(Hons) English I Year APOORVA THAPLIYAL I SVC 2 B.A.(Hons) English II Year RAMAA PANDEY I SVC 3 B.A.(Hons) English III Year AYESHA FATIMA SYEDA I SVC 4 B.A.(Hons) Economics I Year MOURVICA TANEJA I SVC 5 B.A.(Hons) Economics II Year JAGRITI DUNGRAKOTI I SVC 6 B.A.(Hons) Economics III Year VILOK JITENDRA TAORI I SVC 7 B.A.(Hons) History I Year ARUN KUMAR I SVC 8 B.A.(Hons) History II Year GARIMA SINGH I SVC 9 B.A.(Hons) History III Year SHAILJA CHAURASIA I SVC 10 B.A.(Hons) Political Science I Year MANJUL GABA I SVC 11 B.A.(Hons) Political Science II Year MRIGA SETHI I SVC 12 B.A.(Hons) Political Science III Year POURUSH AGARWAL I SVC 13 B.A.(Hons) Sociology I Year BRINDA LOITONGBAM I SVC 14 B.A.(Hons) Sociology II Year SVS TEJASVINI PARITALA I SVC 15 B.A.(Hons) Sociology II Year ANAND KUMAR I SVC 16 B.A.(Hons) Sociology III Year PRIYANKA TAHBILDAR I SVC 17 B.A.(Hons) Hindi I Year SAKSHI KATOCH I SVC 18 B.A.(Hons) Hindi II Year BANTI RANI I SVC 19 B.A.(Hons) Hindi II Year SONI SAROJ I SVC 20 B.A.(Hons) Hindi III Year SHAMEEM ANSARI I SVC 21 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit I Year CHOKHRAJ I SVC 22 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit II Year VAISHNAVI A I SVC 23 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit III Year SUMAN KUMAR I SVC 24 B.A.(Programme) I Year ANANDINI VATTIKOTA I SVC 25 B.A.(Programme) II Year SATYAM SHARMA I SVC 26 B.A.(Programme) III Year MALIPEDDI RAHUL I SVC 27 B.A.(Programme) III Year CHINNANNAGARI CHARAN I SVC 28 B.Com I Year GOKUL HARIKUMAR I SVC 29 B.Com II Year DAMANJOT KAUR I SVC 30 B.Com III Year ADITI I SVC 31 B.Com III Year SACHIN I SVC 32 B.Com (Hons) I Year SIMRAN I SVC 33 B.Com (Hons) II Year ANUSHA NAGPAL I SVC 34 B.Com (Hons) III Year DAKSH KALRA I SVC 35 B.Com (Hons) III Year KABIR NARULA I SVC 36 B.Sc (Hons) Physics I Year SIMRANJEET KAUR I SVC 37 B.Sc (Hons) Physics II Year TANUSHREE CHOWDHURY I SVC 38 B.Sc (Hons) Physics III Year GARIMA AHUJA I SVC 39 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics I Year AMAN MISHRA I SVC

S. Course Name of the Student Details of Rank No 40 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics II Year MUSKAN I SVC 41 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics III Year TANMAY I SVC 42 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology I Year VISHAL SINGH I SVC 43 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology II Year ANKITA SAHA I SVC 44 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology II Year STUTI KUMARI I SVC 45 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology III Year RIYA I SVC 46 B.Sc (Hons) Botany I Year DIPANSHU CHATURVEDI I SVC 47 B.Sc (Hons) Botany II Year VAISHALI GUPTA I SVC 48 B.Sc (Hons) Botany III Year SHREYA BIYANI I SVC 49 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry I Year TANMAY MALIK I SVC 50 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry I Year HIMANSHI I SVC 51 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry II Year ROHIT SINGHAL I SVC 52 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry II Year MANI SAI KRISHNA I SVC 53 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry III Year SAUVIK SAHA I SVC 54 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry I Year SARUBY SHARMA I SVC 55 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry II Year KARAN BANSAL I SVC 56 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry III Year NAINTARA JAIN I SVC/I-DU 57 B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences I Year ANCHAL KALER I SVC 58 B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences II Year NIYETI QAZI I SVC B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences III 59 Year RASHWEEN SINGH I SVC/I-DU 60 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics I Year ANJALI NAITHANI I SVC 61 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics II Year MANPREET KAUR I SVC 62 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics III Year SURABHU GROVER I SVC 63 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics I Year RAMANDEEP I SVC 64 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics II Year ASHA KUMARI I SVC 65 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics III Year SHIVANI TYAGI I SVC 66 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) I Year MUSKAAN KHANNA I SVC 67 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) II Year GARIMA DHAMA I SVC 68 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) III Year NISHIT KUMAR I SVC 69 M.A. English I Year TANUSREE BASAK I SVC 70 M.A. English II Year ASMITA I SVC 71 M.A. Sanskrit I Year AAYUSH I SVC 72 M.A. Sanskrit II Year SONU I SVC 73 M.A. HIstory I Year PRIYANKA GUPTA I SVC 74 M.A. HIstory II Year TEJSWINI MEHRA I SVC 75 M.Sc Chemistry I Year HARSHA I SVC 76 M.Sc Chemistry II Year KOMAL I SVC 77 M.Sc Mathematics I Year PRAVEEN SHARMA I SVC 78 M.Sc Mathematics II Year SAUMYA SAMBYAL I SVC 79 M.Sc Statistics I Year KETAN KAPOOR I SVC

80 M.Sc Statistics II Year RESHMI NEOGY I SVC 81 M.Sc Zoology I Year ABHISHEK SHARMA I SVC 82 M.Sc Zoology II Year ANUJA PANT I SVC 83 M.Sc Physics I Year NIKHIL BANSAL I SVC 84 M.Sc Physics II Year JAYATEE KUNWAR I SVC 85 PG Diploma in Biotechnology SUCHITA REDDY E I SVC 86 CC in German YASHVINI TULI I SVC 87 CC in Spanish AYUSHI SARAF I SVC 88 CC in French HIMANI I SVC

Second Rank Holders in the Sri Venkateswara College:-

S. Course Name of the Student Details of Rank No 1 B.A.(Hons) English I Year NAVYA CHOUDHARY II SVC 2 B.A.(Hons) English II Year JAGRIT CHAUHAN II SVC 3 B.A.(Hons) English III Year TRIVARNA HARIHARAN II SVC 4 B.A.(Hons) Economics I Year MUSKAN SALUJA II SVC 5 B.A.(Hons) Economics II Year NIDHI SARAFF II SVC 6 B.A.(Hons) Economics III Year ASHUTOSH MISHRA II SVC 7 B.A.(Hons) History I Year SHIVAM PANWAR II SVC 8 B.A.(Hons) History II Year SHVETA NEGI II SVC 9 B.A.(Hons) History III Year MAYANK RATHORE II SVC 10 B.A.(Hons) Political Science I Year H PADMA PRIYA II SVC 11 B.A.(Hons) Political Science II Year RISHABH II SVC 12 B.A.(Hons) Political Science II Year DRISHTI SHARMA II SVC 13 B.A.(Hons) Political Science III Year KAMANI SAITEJA II SVC 14 B.A.(Hons) Sociology I Year PAKHI SHARMA II SVC 15 B.A.(Hons) Sociology II Year AAKRITI GUPTA II SVC 16 B.A.(Hons) Sociology III Year MALLIKA ANAND II SVC 17 B.A.(Hons) Hindi I Year SHALINI DWIVEDI II SVC 18 B.A.(Hons) Hindi III Year ANKIT II SVC 19 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit I Year KESARI PRASAD TIWARI II SVC 20 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit II Year SHIVANI VASHISHTA II SVC 21 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit III Year SHIVANI II SVC 22 B.A.(Programme) I Year KARMANG RAINA II SVC 23 B.A.(Programme) I Year ANJALI RAWAT II SVC 24 B.A.(Programme) II Year MANSI MISHRA II SVC 25 B.A.(Programme) III Year N S V ROCHISHNA II SVC 26 B.Com I Year SHREYA SRIVASTAVA II SVC 27 B.Com II Year KAJAL PATEL II SVC 28 B.Com III Year AZEEM ANSARI II SVC

S. Course Name of the Student Details of Rank No 29 B.Com (Hons) I Year SURYAANSH JAIN II SVC 30 B.Com (Hons) II Year RIA MALHOTRA II SVC 31 B.Com (Hons) II Year GARIMA KUMAR II SVC 32 B.Sc (Hons) Physics I Year DIPTI II SVC 33 B.Sc (Hons) Physics II Year MRUNMOY JENA II SVC 34 B.Sc (Hons) Physics III Year GARIMA II SVC 35 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics I Year FRANSI MITTAL II SVC 36 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics II Year VANSHIKA II SVC 37 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics III Year MAYANK AGGARWAL II SVC 38 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology I Year VAIBHAV SHARMA II SVC 39 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology II Year PRIYAMVADA SINGH II SVC 40 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology III Year WASIMA SULTANA II SVC 41 B.Sc (Hons) Botany I Year AABHA MISHRA II SVC 42 B.Sc (Hons) Botany II Year VARUN KUMAR II SVC 43 B.Sc (Hons) Botany III Year ISRAT JAHAN II SVC 44 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry I Year RITIKA KUMAR II SVC 45 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry II Year KIRTI GARG II SVC 46 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry II Year SAHIL II SVC 47 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry III Year ASHI TOKAS II SVC 48 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry I Year VIDUSHI SHARMA II SVC 49 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry II Year GANTAVYA ARORA II SVC 50 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry III Year SUCHARITA SEN II SVC 51 B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences I Year SAMEEKSHA PANDIYA II SVC 52 B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences I Year SAKSHI YADAV II SVC 53 B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences II Year VANI SRINIVASAN II SVC B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences III 54 Year SANSKRITI SHARMA II SVC 55 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics I Year SAURABH SIDDHANT II SVC 56 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics II Year PRASUN AGARWAL II SVC 57 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics III Year AMRIT PAUL II SVC 58 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics I Year MOHAMMAD II SVC 59 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics I Year PRANJAL THAPAR II SVC 60 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics II Year RAKHI KUMARI II SVC 61 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics II Year NAMAN SHARMA II SVC 62 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics III Year PRACHI GUPTA II SVC 63 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) I Year PARUL SHARMA II SVC 64 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) I Year MUSKAN GOEL II SVC 65 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) II Year SWATI SINGH II SVC 66 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) III Year SURBHI CHAUHAN II SVC 67 M.A. English I Year ANSHIKA SHARMA II SVC 68 M.A. English II Year SAUMYA CHAUDHARY II SVC

69 M.A. Sanskrit I Year RAVI ARYA II SVC 70 M.A. Sanskrit II Year VINAY KUMAR PANDEY II SVC 71 M.A. HIstory I Year DEEPA SINGH II SVC 72 M.A. HIstory II Year PAWAN KUMAR II SVC 73 M.Sc Chemistry I Year SONALI KUKREJA II SVC 74 M.Sc Chemistry II Year POONAM II SVC 75 M.Sc Mathematics I Year DIPANWITA BOSE II SVC 76 M.Sc Mathematics II Year SHWETA YADAV II SVC 77 M.Sc Statistics I Year SANKET AGARWAL II SVC 78 M.Sc Mathematics II Year GARGI PALIWAL II SVC 79 M.Sc Zoology I Year RESHMA EMILIAN II SVC 80 M.Sc Zoology II Year SIMRAN GOEL II SVC 81 M.Sc Physics I Year GITANSH ARORA II SVC 82 M.Sc Physics II Year HIMANSHU BISHT II SVC 83 PG Diploma in Biotechnology PRIYANKA RAWAT II SVC 84 CC in German MAHIMA NEGI II SVC 85 CC in Spanish SIMRAN KAUR HEYER II SVC 86 CC in French SHRIYA AGARWAL II SVC

Third Rank Holders in the Sri Venkateswara College:-

S. Course Name of the Student Details of Rank No 1 B.A.(Hons) English I Year VASUNDHARA PARASHAR III SVC 2 B.A.(Hons) English II Year SAYANI GUPTA III SVC 3 B.A.(Hons) English II Year SOUGAT BASU III SVC 4 B.A.(Hons) English III Year BHARAT SAI NARAYANAN III SVC 5 B.A.(Hons) Economics I Year RITIKA GARG III SVC 6 B.A.(Hons) Economics II Year HIMIKA III SVC 7 B.A.(Hons) Economics III Year MUSKAN GARG III SVC 8 B.A.(Hons) History I Year PRANITA VISHWAKARMA III SVC 9 B.A.(Hons) History II Year PRINCE TAAK III SVC 10 B.A.(Hons) History III Year ARNAV III SVC 11 B.A.(Hons) Political Science I Year PRIYANKA CHAUDHARY III SVC 12 B.A.(Hons) Political Science I Year SURAT KANWAL III SVC 13 B.A.(Hons) Political Science II Year KHUSHBOO TEHLAN III SVC 14 B.A.(Hons) Political Science III Year DEVESH SINGH III SVC 15 B.A.(Hons) Sociology I Year ISHIKA GARG III SVC 16 B.A.(Hons) Sociology II Year POTHARAJU PAVAN III SVC 17 B.A.(Hons) Sociology III Year SONAL SHAHID III SVC 18 B.A.(Hons) Hindi I Year JYOTI RAWAT III SVC 19 B.A.(Hons) Hindi II Year KAJAL III SVC

20 B.A.(Hons) Hindi III Year MAMTA III SVC 21 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit I Year DIVAKAR UPADHYAY III SVC 22 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit II Year BRIJESH III SVC 23 B.A.(Hons) Sanskrit III Year YOGESH KUMAR III SVC 24 B.A.(Programme) I Year LIKHITHA REDDY III SVC 25 B.A.(Programme) II Year RAHUL E III SVC 26 B.A.(Programme) III Year MYLLEPALLI PAVAN KUMAR III SVC 27 B.Com I Year TANVI III SVC 28 B.Com II Year SALONY JAIN III SVC 29 B.Com III Year KUNAL AGRAWAL III SVC 30 B.Com (Hons) I Year ABHINAV NAGPAL III SVC 31 B.Com (Hons) II Year VANJUL KUMAR III SVC 32 B.Com (Hons) II Year KAVNEET KAUR III SVC 33 B.Com (Hons) III Year SIDDHARTH ANAND III SVC 34 B.Sc (Hons) Physics I Year DEEKSHA SINGH III SVC 35 B.Sc (Hons) Physics II Year KIRAN KUMARI III SVC 36 B.Sc (Hons) Physics III Year SIDDHANT MALHOTRA III SVC 37 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics I Year AKSHITA SINGH III SVC 38 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics II Year RUKHSAR SAYYED III SVC 39 B.Sc (Hons) Electronics III Year SAGAR SINGH RAWAT III SVC AKSHANSHI GULANI/MOHINI 40 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology I Year YADAV III SVC AMIT BHATT/AKANSHA 41 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology I Year SAXENA III SVC 42 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology II Year JASSIKA GUPTA III SVC 43 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology III Year KANISHKA BAISOYA III SVC 44 B.Sc (Hons) Botany I Year RUSHALI SHARMA III SVC 45 B.Sc (Hons) Botany I Year RITU III SVC 46 B.Sc (Hons) Botany II Year SWADHA SHAKTI III SVC 47 B.Sc (Hons) Botany III Year TUSHADRI SINGH III SVC 48 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry I Year DEVBRAT III SVC 49 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry II Year CHHAYA THADHANI III SVC 50 B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry III Year ANSHU SAREEN III SVC 51 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry I Year SUBHRO BASU III SVC 52 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry II Year BHAWNA KHANNA III SVC 53 B.Sc (Hons) Bio-Chemistry III Year HARSH BHAKHRI III SVC 54 B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences I Year SUBIKSHA S III SVC 55 B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences II Year DEEPANJAN BANERJEE III SVC B.Sc (Hons) Biological Sciences III 56 Year RHEA ARYA III SVC 57 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics I Year VAISHNO PRATAP RAI III SVC 58 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics II Year SHIVANI YADAV III SVC 59 B.Sc (Hons) Statistics III Year SANJANA SHUKLA III SVC

60 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics I Year VAISHALI AGGARWAL III SVC 61 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics II Year MUSKAN GERA III SVC 62 B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics III Year ASTHA JAIN III SVC 63 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) I Year HARSHLEEN KAUR III SVC 64 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) II Year SAVITRI III SVC 65 B.Sc ( Life Sciences) III Year SHARMA RHUTU III SVC 66 M.A. English I Year VAISHNAVI CHAUDHARY III SVC 67 M.A. English II Year CHARU ARORA III SVC 68 M.A. Sanskrit I Year LOKESHWAR SAHU III SVC 69 M.A. Sanskrit II Year ANAND KUMAR SHARMA III SVC 70 M.A. HIstory I Year LIPPY SHARMA III SVC 71 M.A. HIstory II Year ISHITA ROYAL III SVC 72 M.Sc Chemistry I Year CHETNA YADAV III SVC 73 M.Sc Chemistry II Year PAWANDEEP KAUR III SVC 74 M.Sc Mathematics I Year INSIYA FATIMA III SVC 75 M.Sc Mathematics II Year GARIMA VERMA III SVC 76 M.Sc Statistics I Year SHUBHAM NAVDIYAL III SVC 77 M.Sc Mathematics II Year SOMYA SHARMA III SVC 78 M.Sc Zoology I Year CHINMEYA CHOUDHARY III SVC 79 M.Sc Zoology II Year MEENU YADAV III SVC 80 M.Sc Physics I Year GAURAV III SVC 81 M.Sc Physics I Year SAHIL SAINI III SVC 82 M.Sc Physics II Year BHUPESH SINGH DANU III SVC 83 PG Diploma in Biotechnology AVISHA PACHAURI III SVC 84 CC in German RAKSHITA VERMA III SVC 85 CC in Spanish PRIYANKA III SVC 86 CC in French SHRUTI PARTHASARATHY III SVC

SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS

Our students have actively participated and won several accolades at various international/national/state/intervarsity/inter-college level tournaments and competitions. A few of them are: CRICKET

 Vinayak Gupta, a left hand batsman, was selected to be a part of 25 probable all over India in the U-23 National Cricket Academy Camp held in Bangalore in May 2019 and was one amongst those who presented Delhi U-23 team in the Men‟s One Day League and Knockout in 2019-20. He got a chance to represent U-23 Indian Cricket Team in the emerging teams in Asia Cup held at Bangladesh in November 2019. He also made it to U-23 Delhi Team in the Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy during season 2019-20.

 Vaibhav Kandpal, a middle order batsmen and an off spinner, made a debut to Delhi‟s Ranji Trophy team during 2019-20 and later on represented Delhi in U-23 one-day trophy and Col. CK Nayudu Trophy.

 Ayush Badoni, a right hand middle order batsman and an off-spin bowler, represented Delhi U-23 test series and is currently plays in U-23 Delhi State Team for one day and C.K. Nayudu Trophy matches organized by BCCI.

 Hrithik Kanojia, a right hand batsman and right arm medium fast bowler selected to be a part of the National Cricket Academy.

 Aditya Gupta, represented his Nagaland state team at Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy organized by BCCI during March 2019. He played two matches achieving 64 runs as his highest score against Delhi State Team. Aditya has also Delhi State in All India National School Games where he knocked 150 runs and managed to take 7 wickets in 3 matches.

 Rahul Chaudhary, a left arm spinner and a left handed batsman, represented Delhi Cricket Team Under-19 in Cooch Behar Trophy. In season 2019-20, while playing 3 matches for Delhi, he picked up 9 wickets and scroed 100 runs with a highest score of 45 against Punjab. He was also in Standby‟s for Delhi Under-19 Cricket Team.

 Aryan Sharma, a right arm leg spinner and right hand batsmen, has been in the squad of Delhi State Under 23 team at Col. C.K. Nayadu Trophy 2019-20 against Baroda in Baroda.

 Hritik Vasudev, represented the Delhi University Cricket Team in All India University Cricket Tournament organized by Sports Associate of India. He also represented Delhi State in All India National School Games, India.

 Hrithik Shaukeen, a right hand batsman and right arm offbreak bowler, was named in India‟s squad for the 2019 ACC emerging teams Asia Cup in Bangladesh. He made his list A debut for India, against Nepal, in the emerging teams cup on 14th November, 2019 organized by 2019-20. He played in India Underr-23 series against Bangladesh held at Lucknow in September 2019 organized by BCCI, where he was the highest wicket taker of the series. Hrithik has been the part of zone team where he was the second highest wicket taker in the zone cricket tournament held in Surat, Gujarat. He has represented Delhi State Cricket Team in under 23 days matches and one day matches.

 Aryan Gandral, right hand batsman and a right arm off spinner, represented the college at Delhi University Inter College Cricket Tournament organized at Rajdhani College, where he knocked off 53 runs and bagged 5 wickets in the match against Dr.B.R. Ambedkar College.

 Harshit Lokwani, arm medium pacer played State Level Cricket Tournament organized by Government of Rajasthan where he managed to be the highest wicket taker with 17 wickets in all, during the tournament. He was the part of Under 19 Rajasthan state cricket team at Cooch Behar Trophy organized by BCCI in 2019.

Basketball

The Basketball Team (Men) of our college participated in the Basketball Tournament organized by Jesus and Mary College, in February, 2020.

Badminton

 Women Badminton Team members Mahima Dixit, Kosha and Ariana secured 1st Position in Badminton Tournament organized by Symbiosis Law School, Noida in February, 2020

 Men Badminton Team members Virat, Naman and Kshitiz won the Men‟s Singles in the Badminton Tournament organized by Symbiosis Law School, Noida

 Eshaan Duggal, an Indian badminton player, is currently ranked 1 in Delhi Under 19 category. He is three times consecutive state champion during 2019-20. He represented India in the Junior grand prix international series in 2019. He secured a bronze medal in the All India Inter university held in Nanded, Maharashtra in 2019 and a silver medal at all India North Zone Championship. He represented Delhi University in the Khelo India university games, 2020, in Bhubhaneshwar, Odisha.

 Kosha Trivedi, secured a gold medal at BITS Open Sports meet, bronze medal at Gujarat State ranking tournament, a silver medal at Aahvaan” sports fest of Delhi Technological University, Gold Medal in “Sportech” annual sports fest of IIT-Delhi and Silver Medal at SPREE sports festival organized by BITS Goa during 2019.

 Naman Bhargava, won Gold Medal at “Aparajit” a badminton event organized at Symbiosis Institute, Noid during February 2020. He also secured second place in the first ever Delhi Badminton league and was a part of Thunderbirds team in Delhi Badminton League held during January 24-28, 2020.

 Kshitiz Yadav, won a Gold Medal at APRAJIT sports meet in Symboisis, Noida and claimed a silver medal at the same tournament in individual event. He got a bronze medal at 7th Suryaroshini Indo-Nepal Badminton tournament and he represented the college at Inter College Badminton tournament in 2020. He also participated in All India Senior Ranking Badminton Tournabment held at Bareilly, Jodhpur, Jodhpur and Bangalore.

SWIMMING

 Simran, won first position at the Inter College Swimming and Diving Championship organized by the University of Delhi, Delhi.  Kashvvi, Anjali, Ariana, Tejaswani, collectively won 1 Gold, 6 Silver, 7 Bronze Medals in BITS Open Sprots Meet (BOSM) in September 2019.

SHOOTING

 Lakshjeet won Gold Medal (College Team) and Bronze Medal (State) in single trap shooting organized by National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) in February 2020.

 Bhowneesh Mendiratta, won Gold (single), Gold (Team) and Bronze (Mix Team) at the 9th Asian Shotgun Championship held in 2019 at Almaty, Kazakhstan. He represented India at the 14th Asian Shooting Championship organized at Doha, Qatar and bagged a Silver Medal (individual) and Gold Medal (team). He won junior team gold, senior team silver and junior mixed team Gold at the 63rd National Shotgun Shooting Championships in 2019.

His achievements also include an individual Silver at the 2nd Khelo India Youth Games 2019, Pune and mixed team silver at the 3rd Kheo India Youth Games 2019, Pune and mixed team Silver at the 3rd Khelo India youth games 2020, Assam. He claimed an individual junior Gold and Senior Silver at the Haryana State Shooting Championships in the year 2019. He won an individual Silver, Team Gold and Mixed Team Gold at the All India Inter University Shooting Championship in January 2019 at Patiala. He was also winner of Gold Medal in mixed team category and Gold Medal for Team at the All India Inter University Games, organized by the University of Delhi in November 2019 at Delhi.

LAWN TENNIS

 Mallika Ambastha, Pranidhi Rajvanshi represented the college and won a Bronze Medal in Lawn Tennis event of BITS Open Sorts Meet (BOSM) at the Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences, Pilani in September 2019.

FOOTBALL

 The Football team of our college secured first position in Delhi University Inter College Football Tournament Championship organized by Nisha Foundation during July 2019.

KARATE

 Saruby Sharma, in 1st ISKF North India Open Karate Championship, organized by Indo Shotokan Karate-Do Federation in January 2019.

CHESS

Abhinav Chauhan secured 1st position in the Chess Tournament organized by Rajdhani College, University of Delhi, in February 2020 and he also bagged 2nd position in “Wazir” Chess Competition organized by Ramunujan College, University of Delhi in March 2020.

IQAC – Internal Quality Assessment Cell

IQAC held regular meetings and planned for the activities to be conducted in the session 2019-2020. The AQAR report for the year 2018-2019 was submitted to NAAC. IQAC, Sri Venkateswara College organized NAAC sponsored National Seminar on “Quality in Higher Education: Current Priorities and Future Challenges during October 18-19, 2019. The seminar was aimed at being a congregation of education policy makers, leaders and passionate educators at a single platform to discuss various

26 aspects which govern quality in higher education, what measures could be adopted to attain quality and how to make quality education available to one and all. Dr. R.Subrahmanyam, Secretary, Higher Education, MHRD inaugurated the seminar in the august presence of Prof. Surendra Prasad, Former Director, IIT Delhi and Former Chairman, National Board of Accreditation ( NBA) ; Prof N V Varghese, Vice Chancellor, NEUPA and Dr. Meenakshi Gopinath, Former Principal, Lady Shri Ram College, University of Delhi. Disaster Management Mock Drill and Training Session in association with NDMA and NSS, College was also organized on Jan 8, 2020.

IQAC, led by Coordinator Dr.N.Latha worked during the COVID-Pandemic in close association with several committees of the College. A handbook (in Hindi & Telugu) on understanding the Coronavirus pandemic and staying protected was published in association with The Hindu and the same has been uploaded in the College website. IQAC developed and carried out an online student feedback to evaluate the online teaching following lockdown. This survey was carried out in April with around 1900 responses. The same was analyzed and the report was forwarded to the University of Delhi.

STUDENTS UNION

The Students‟ Union election was held on 12th September, 2019. The Staff Advisor, Dr. Nirmal Kumar with the cooperation of staff members (teaching and non-teaching) conducted the election with meticulous care.

Student Union office bearers for the Year 2019-2020:

Mr.Rajat Sharma President

Mr. Anand Devendran Vice President

Mr.Nandagopan General Secretary

Mr.Kamal Yadav Joint Secretary

Mr. Kapil Singh (Chhawla) Central Councillor

Mr.Naveen Yadav Central Councillor

I take this opportunity to congratulate all the members of the Students Union for their excellent cooperation. The Student Union initiated a number of events in the college – a few of them/major events are listed below:

 CCTV camera installed in Baggage Section of Library  Launching various clubs to increase participation among students – EXORDIUM (Civil Service Exam Cell), BOOLEAN (Digital Programming Club) CDF etc.  Organized an inter departmental sports tournament – Cricket, Football, Chess, Badminton, Tug of War  Organized a mock drill for Disaster Management in Association with NSS  Arranged a Free Health Check-up Camp  Conducted a seminar on mental health in association with Mental Health Club  Timings of reading room in Library upto 7 p.m.  Cleanliness of the campus especially toilets, ladies common room etc.

Dr.Nirmal Kumar, Staff Advisor, Students‟ Union with his untiring efforts, devotion and dedication have managed the affairs of the students Union very meticulously.

NEXUS 2019 – Annual Cultural Festival

The Students Union in coordination with Fine Arts Association played a key role in organizing the Nexus 2020, a 3-day Inter college annual cultural festival during February 27-29, 2020. The inter- colleagiate cultural festival was inaugurated by Shri Abhay Rustum Sopori as Chief Guest. There were many intercollege competitions held over 3 days which attracted students from Colleges & Universities from both Delhi and outside. I congratulate the entire Nexus Core Committee for coordinating this mega cultural event in the college.

Crowd Pullers: Razzmatazz (Western Dance), Madari (Street Play), Rock Night by The Yellow Diary, EDM night by DJ Lijo George and Star Night by Ankit Tiwari.

DEPARTMENTAL ASSOCIATIONS

Economics Association, Commerce Association, Sanskrit, Hindi, Pol. Science, Sociology, English Literary Association, English Debating Society, Hindi Debating Society, Science Association conducted various functions/festivals wherein eminent personalities delivered lectures/presentations etc.

I congratulate all the associations for bringing the newsletters and magazines inculcating the students‟ arts of effective communication and giving words to their thought. I requested them to make it available on line to the extent possible. I congratulate present and past convenors for making this possible. The details are given in elaborate report in college magazine.

VISTAAR (Sri Venkateswara Initiatives in Science Training in Academics and Research) by all Science Departments

Under the Biotechnology Popularization Program , DBT granted funding to organize VISTAAR ( Sri Venkateswara Initiatives in Science Training in Academics and Research held on Nov 1,2019. All Science Departments jointly organized the event to showcase the future of science as an organic blend of different disciplines that consolidate, support and create a technology platform from where applications extend for benefit and use in society. The specific objectives were a) to provide school students with hands-on exposure and portray science as a „fun‟ activity; one that provides an outlet for their creative and innovative expressions. b) To reinforce the concepts being taught in schools/colleges and connect these basic concepts to events observed in daily life. c) to address current global issues relevant to the survival of humankind in future and sensitize them to their roles as future responsible scientists and citizens.

Department of Biochemistry

The Biochemistry Department conducted “Alumni Interaction (Career Counselling) on 30th September, 2019 and Dr. Pragyan Acharya, & Dr. Atul Vashist, Department of Biochemistry and Dr. Prabhu Mishra, Stem-Genn. Therapeutics, New Delhi, alumni of the college interacted with the students of Biochemistry.

On 1st November, 2019, as part of the VISTAAR exhibition, Forensics stall was erected. The department also conducted Mind Spar 2.0 “Meeting New Challenges” in collaboration with Regional Centre for Biotechnology and GRI, India during November 4-5, 2019. Dr. Shailja V. Gupta, Scientist H/Senior Advisor, Office of PSA, Government of India delivered an inaugural address and Dr. Aditi Haldar, Director, Global Reporting Initiative, South Asia, Dr.Deepika Bhaskar, Registrar, Regional Centre for Biotechnology, Ms. Suman Gupta, Chief Operations Officer, BSC Bio-NEST Incubator delivered lectures for the benefit of the participants, As part of the event, “Seeds of Hope” an exhibition on visions of Sustainability, Steps towards change – a joint initiative of Sokka Gakkai International and Earth Charter organized on 4th November, 2019 by Ms. Heena Jethanandani.

The Department conducted its festival during November 4-5, 2019. MindSpar Ideathon – An SVC_Ideathon competition showcasing critical thinking, innovation and creativity of undergraduate, postgraduate and high school students in Delhi-NCR region was conducted on this eve.

The Amalgam, an inter college mixed bag quiz event, was held on March 3, 2020 as part of National Science Day celebrations.

The department organized two field/educational trips – (i) Regional Centre for Biotechnology, Faridabad, Haryana on 5th November, 2019 (World Science Day) and (ii) IISER, Mohali and IMTECH, Chandigarh, on March 28-29, 2019.

The department of Biochemistry conducted two add-on courses – Ayurbiology & Intellectual Property Rights (IPR).

Department of Commerce

The Department of Commerce conducted – (i) one week faculty development programme on Business Research Methods” during November 19-15, 2019; (ii) Android App Making Workshop on 19th February, 2020; (iii) workshop on “Art of Networking and Role of Linkedin” on 19th February, 2020; (iv) workshop on “Digital Marketing” on 19th February, 2020; (v) workshop on “Sources of funding for Startups & Marketing with $0” on 20th February, 2020; (vi) Graphic Designing workshop on 20th February, 2020, (vii) workshop on art of value investing by CA Neeraj Arora on 20th February, 2020.

During the year, the Commerce Department conducted 18 lectures for the benefit of students of the college Viz – “Indian Economic Relations” by Mr. Pranav Kumar, Head, India Trade Policy Division, Confederation of Indian Industry, on 5th November, 2019; “ Start-ups” by Mr. Aditya Arora, CEO, FAAD Network, on 5th November, 2019; GM AT by Mr. Navdeep Mehta, AGM Marketing Operation at Manya Education on 28th January, 2020; “Study Abroad Options” by Mr. Soumya Gupta, CEO, Jamboree, on 3rd February, 2020; “Entrepreneurship” by Mr. Saurabh Jain, Vice President, PayTm, on 5th February, 2020; “Cyber Security” by Mr. Rakshit Tandon, Director Executive, CIS, on 5th February, 2020; “Analysis of the Budget 2020” by Mr. Mayank Goel, Director, KPMG, on 6th February, 2020; “Is college the right time to startup” by Ms. Sana Sood and Mr. Nitin Sood, Founder at Happy Shappy, on 6th November, 2019; “ Pitching and financial modelling” by Mr. Puneet Raman, Founder, Prowisdom, on 7th November, 2019; “The Journey of a startup” by Aishwarya Kachhal, Founder & CEO, Quick, on 24th January, 2020; “Media and Entertainment” by Mr. John Edwards in association with Pearl Academy, Creative Consultant, Cretiviews, on 13th February, 2020; “Entering the Startup Space” by Mr. Shivam Ahuja, Founder, Skill Circle, on 19th February, 2020; “ Job V/s Education V/s Startup” by Mr. Vivek Madhukar, Chief Business Officer, Rail Yatri, on 19th February, 2020; “Job v/s Education v/s Startup” by Mr. Abhinav Goel, Founder, I-Empower, on 19th February, 2020; “Job V/s Education V/s Startup” by Mr. Shivansh Garg; CEO & Co-Founder, Young Engine, on 19th February, 2020; Job v/s Education v/s Startup” by Hilal Khan, Vice President, IT, Honda Motors, on 19th February, 2020; “Startup India GOI Initiative” by Mr. Navjeet Singh, Assistant Manager, Startup India, on 20th February, 2020; “Starting from scratch to dominating an industry” by Mr. Nikhil Mohan, Founder, Blackberrys Menswear, on 20th February, 2020.

The Department of Commerce conducted its annual festival on 5th February, 2020. Mr. Saurabh Jain, Vice President of PayTm, Mr.Rakshit Tandon, Director Executive at CIS inaugurated the departmental

30 festival on 5th February, 2020. The following students of Commerce Department won several prizes in various competitions, a few of them are –

Name of the student Name of the competition Event held at Shreya Stivastava Miss India Miss India Campus, Princess 2019 Khelo India Youth Games 2019 Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, GoI Vaishnavi Gupta National Aquatic Championship 73rd Senior National Award Federation of India in Madhya Pradesh

Name of the student Name of the competition Event held at 4 gold and 2 bronze AGL (regional competitions) Delhi 6 gold and 1 silver Nabha horse show (regional competition, Punjab) 4 gold, 3 silver & 1 bronze Delhi Horse show (state championship) 2 gold, 2 silver, best rider AGL – regional horse show, Delhi Placed 3rd and 4th aim the 1.20 North Westphalian show, and 1.30 class Germany Placed 2nd and 5th in 1.30 nd Wiesbaden show, Germany Tejas 1.40 class Finished overall 4th Nettetal equestrian championship, Germany Finished first Peelbergen National championship, Holland Overall 5th Sen tower (Belgium) regional show, Belgium 3 gold and 3 silvers National equestrian championship 2019 at Bangalore 1 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze North Indian Horse show, Delhi

The Commerce Association under the Convenorship of Dr.Shruti Mathur conducted various competitions viz. Mock stock, Torque : A case study competition, Treasure Hunt, Football auction, war of economies, brand tambola etc. during the departmental festival and other events.

Department of Sociology:

The Department of Sociology organized its annual lecture on 27th August, 2019 by Professor Mohammad Talib, Centre for Islamic Studies and Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Oxford. The topic of the lecture was “ Others versus Self-Directed Learning of Sociology Predicaments and Prospects”.

The department also conducted two special guest lectures – (i) Food for Thought : An overview of Food in India as an embedded practice” by Dr. Kiranmayi Bhushi, Associate Professor, School of Social Sciences, IGNOU, on 30th September, 2019; (ii) „Transformative Harmony and Human Development” by Professor Ananta K. Giri, Professor, Madras Institute of Development Studies, Chennai, on 31.10.2019.

The Department of Sociology conducted its annual festival on 29th January, 2020 and on this occasion conduct various competitions like photography, slam poetry, debate and presented prizes to students.

The department came up with two editions of the wall magazine this academic session. The theme of the first wall magazine was Food and Culinary and it was titled 'Salt and Weber'. We tried linking the food and culinary habits to the social phenomena present around us, and how elements such as religion, region, gender, caste, class, and mass media have an influence over our food practices.

The second edition revolved around the theme of Cinema. Titled 'Oh My Goffman!, this edition highlighted the main themes prevalent in the Bollywood industry through the ages and their sociological relevance. It showcased the cinematic depiction of phenomenona like class, woman protagonist, close resemblance to religious epics and the like.

Department of Mathematics

The Department arranged a guest lecture on “ An insight into application of Mathematics” by Prof. S.M. Hedge, NITK. Suratkal, on 11th February, 2020. The Department conducted its annual festival “ Exponent – 20” on 17th February, 2020. Prof. Geetha Venkataraman, Ambedkar University was the chief guest. The department conducted various competitions on the eve of the festival. Prior to this the department was also conducted SCUDEM competition organized by SIMTODE on 9th November, 2019 and certificates were distribution to the winning teams.

Department of Physics

The departmental association “Principia” conducted its annual festival on 2nd March, 2020. In this connection he association conducted various activities - Sci-tales had planned and executed by physics society in which participants came up with so many creative and amazing stories related to the science and the time frame were very limited given to them. The department also actively participated in VISTAR on 1st November, 2019 and making it a great successful event by putted collaborative efforts together by all the science departments. It was basically a science popularization program, exclusively for school students to promote scientific curiosity and temperament. The department organized a talk on “Introduction to computational imaging” by Dr.Kedar B. Khare, Department of Physics, IIT, New Delhi, on 27.09.2019.

Students of the department not only participated in department activities and events but also they effectively contribute in other societies according to their interests and passion through NSS, Astitva (devoted to women), Pahal (oriented to conduct a survey on the drop out ratio in the slum) and Petrichor Society etc. Our students namely Sejal, Shriya, Aditi, Surbhi Bajaj, Divyanshu, Prerna, Kamalpreet, Priyansh, Ishita and Vaishnav are engaged in these societies and doing their assigned work with full devotion. The department conducted an educational tour to Inter University Accelerator Centre (IUCA), New Delhi on 28th February, 2020.

Department of Electronics

The department of Electronics, started its activities with Alumni Interaction with Mr. Ajeesh Sehdevan (2008 batch) on 19th August, 2019. The department conducted a two day workshop on “ Data Sciences” by Innovians Technologies in association with TECHNEX 2020, Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi on 18th and 19th September, 2019. An interactive session on Life Skills “ Problem Solving Effective Communication and Coping with Stress” by Ms. Nandita Prakash, Vice President, Privaste Schools and Children Welfare Association on 22nd October, 2019. On 1st November, 2019, as part of the VISTAAR, the department conducted Robowars Competition Organized for Scholl Students and also actively participated on Do It Yourself (DIY), Lab & Green Technology Stall. The Department of Electronics conducted a 2-day workshop on “Artificial Intelligence” by Innovians Technologies in associate with TECHNEX‟20, IIT (BHU) during 17th & 18th February, 202 and also organized Science Association Festival on 3rd March, 2020. During the Science Association festival on 3rd March, the department released its annual magazine “Aanvik”.

The Electronics department organised a lecture during the Science Association Festival by Dr. Anand Swaroop, Senior Investigator and Chief Neurobiology, Neurodegeneration and Repair Laboraoty at National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health, Maryland, USA on 3rd March, 2020 for the benefit of staff and students.

Department of Zoology

The Department of Zoology, during the year, conducted 5 field visits/study trips – (i) Sanjay Van Biodiversity Park on 22.2.2020 & 26.02.2020 (ii) Visit to National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR) on 20.09.2019; (iii) Visit to Rajaji National Park on November 2-3, 2019; (iv) visit to Tungnath/Kedarnath Wildlift Sanctuary, Uttarkhand, (v) Visit to Sulabh International on 13.2.2020. The department of conducted internship training under SRI-VIPRA in the months of June/July, 2019.

The department participated in VISTAAR on 1st November, 2019. The Department of Zoology was actively participated in successfully conducting an international workshop on “Air Pollution and Public Health Challenges and Interventions” in association with Centre for Science & Technology of the Non- Aligned and Other Developing Countries (NAM S&T) during February 5-7, 2020. The department conducted INSA Delhi Local Chapter Programme for celebrating science week on the Theme – Computational Biology for (Meta) Genomics Analysis” during February 24-26, 2020.

The departmental association celebrated its annual festival “ Evolvere” on 9th September, 2019. Dr. Jasminder Sahi, Senior Director, Department of Translational Medicine and Exploratory Development, Sanofi R&D, China delivered a talk on “Research and Development in the Pharmaceutical industry. Dr. Sheetal Gandotra, Senior Scientists,CSIR IGIB,New Delhi, delivered a talk on “ Bugs, Drugs and the Host. The association also participated in the Science Fest – 20 on 3rd March, 2020. On this occasion a lecture “ Genesis of a sensory neuron for vision from basic research to treatment of blinding retinal degeneration” by Dr. Anand Swaroop, Senior Investigator and Chief Neurobiology, National Institute of Health, Maryland, USA. The association conducted various competitions to the students Viz. Pharmashop it : Eposter competition, Chill Pill : Pharmacy Quiz, Nazariya – on the Spot Nature Photography etc. The department released its magazine “Phoenix” on this occasion.

COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONS /COMMITTEES /SOCIETIES REPORT

FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION

Fine Arts Association (FAA) is the parent organization of the 13 Cultural Societies of Sri Venkateswara College (SVC). By supervising as well as managing their activities, they ensure that the functioning of these societies is smooth and effective. Their assistance in conducting ECA TRIALS to get the best of talent from the lot, has contributed vitally in selecting adept students into the institution. The process starts with a preliminary round of selection conducted by the societies, and by intense screening, students are finally selected.

INTRA-COLLEGE EVENTS, a week-long spectacle, are also mobilized by Fine Arts. It organizes various competitions like western dance, folk dance, Indian music, sketching and painting, photography, etc. Apart from this, Fine Arts is wholly responsible for sending students from the college to participate in various outstation competitions held in colleges across India like IIT-Bombay, IIT- Kanpur, BITS Pilani, etc. The charge of making all arrangements rests with them.

The major role of the Fine Arts Association students is organizing NEXUS - The Annual Cultural Festival of Sri Venkateswara College, which is a grand three-day fiesta that attracts a large number of students from different colleges of Delhi University, BITS and IITs across the country.

The festivities range from competitions in the field of Debating, Creative Writing, Dramatics, Music, Dance, Painting, Photography, etc and cultural extravaganzas like Star Performances, Rock Band, Battle of Bands, Choreography, Razzmatazz, to name a few. Through the tireless efforts of some of the most talented and arduous students of Sri Venkateswara College, Fine Arts has been able to bring NEXUS at its zenith and got the team crowned with the title of Best fest Organizing Committee at HT Youth Nexus for two years in a row and was also declared as the Second Best fest of Delhi University by DU BEAT.

ALAAP – The Indian Music Society

Overall achievements - 2nd Position at - (1) IIT Kanpur, Gargi College, DSEC, Motilal College, LSR college 3rd Position at – (i) JMC and (ii) DTU

Effulgence – Photography Society

Achievements 1st Position - Ramanujan College, LSR, GGS, Hindu College , Maharaja Surajmal, JDMC, LSR, PGDAV, Shaheed Rajguru College, MAIMS, MLNC[E], SRCC, DSC, SGGSCC, ARSD, DCAC and SGTB Khalsa College

2nd Position GGS, JMC, IIT Kanpur , IBC Global Youth, LSR, IIIT Delhi, Gargi , SGGSCC, MLNC[E], LSR, BCAS

3rd Positions IIIT Delhi, Gargi, Miranda, LSR, DCAC

Effulgence – The Film Society

College Competition Position IIT Delhi B - Roll Challenge 1st

VIPS International Short Film Fest 1st

DTU x Miranda Reel Beats - Music Video Challenge 1st Reel Beats - Music Video Challenge

Gargi College 48 Hour & 72 hour Filmmaking Challenge 1st

Lady Irwin College Lucid Vision - Short Film Competition 1st

KMC Vision on Reels - On Spot Filmmaking 1st

Shivaji College Syaahi – Scriptwriting 2nd

BITS Goa Short Filmmaking Competition 2nd

Shivaji College Online Scripwriting 2nd

Shivaji College Syaahi – Scriptwriting 3rd

Shivaji College Online Scripwriting 3rd

JMC Montage - Short Film Special Mention

Miranda House 10 Secs Filmmaking Challenge (LGBT) Special Mention

Miranda House 10 Secs Filmmaking Challenge (Take Off Special Mention

Maharaja Agrasen College Qissa Film Fest – Kaleidoscope Special Mention

National Science Film Festival, Vigyan Prasar and Deutsche Welle ManthanNomination Tripura Award

National Science Film Festival, Golden Beaver Award Nomination

Tripura IFP 2019 50 Hour Filmmaking Challenge CompletedCompleted

Conquiztadors – The Quiz Society

Achievements :

Members of the Quiz Society actively participated in various competitions held at – AIIMS, St. Stephen‟s Annual Quizzing Championship, IIT, Delhi, Gargi, LSR, Mirinda, Bollywood Cricket Quiz, Daulat Ram Freshers Quiz, Qrious Maithry, IPCW freshers‟ quiz, DTU, PGDAV India quiz, SRCC freshers quiz, Kalindi Gen Quiz, Jaipuria, CVS Environment Quiz, Cricket Quiz, IIIT, Rajdhani Politics, Satyavati Gen, ARSD Gen Biz, Chanakya GK quiz, JMC GAEA Quiz, Maitreyi Biz Quiz, IIT Bollywood quiz, College India, IIT-D, Googly cricket quiz, NSUT, Indian Cinema Quiz, Odeon Social CP, Indian Quiz Aurobindo college, Bharti Vidya Bhawan Biz, MSI Pop Quiz, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies Mela, NLIU India Quiz, Football Quiz, ASEAN quiz and won medals/prizes.

Nrityangana - INDIAN FOLK AND CLASSICAL DANCE SOCIETY

Achievements

Nrityangana participated at Swami Shraddhanand College, Deshbandhu College and won 1st Prize, at Ramlal Anand College, Dyal Singh Evening, JIIT 2nd prize and 3rd prize at IIT Roorkee, Isomes, JDMC and special performance at Vivanta by Taj, Eros Hotel and Indian Habitat Centre.

Verbum – The English Dramatics Society

Achievements 1. IIT Roorkee (Thomso) second runner ups 2. St. Stephens: Best production team

Screenings for: 1. Atelier 2. Old world 3. Thespo

Nritya – The CHOREOGRAPHY Society

Achievements 3rd at Jesus and Mary College (solo)

Anubhuti – The Hindi Dramatics Society

Achievements

STREET:

S.NO. NAME OF THE COMPETITION POSITION 1. Rendezvous'20 - IIT Delhi Best Music

2. Antaragni '20- IIT Kanpur Second

3. Intifada'20 - Maitreyi College Second

4. Udghosh'20- Shivaji College Special Mention 'Best Actor'- Ritwik Arora 5. Hunkaar'20 - Swami Shraddhanand College Second 6. Anhad'20- St. Stephen's College Third 7. Pratyaksh' 20 - SGTB Khalsa College Non Competitive Finals 8. Zakdram'20 - Zakir Hussain College First 9. Mukaam'20 - Motilal Nehru College Second 10. Vyakt'20 - Vivekanand Institute of Non Competitive Finals Professional Studies 11. Inayat'20 - Deshbandhu College First 12. Adakari '20 - Daulat Ram College Second 13. Halla Bol' 20 - Shyama Prasad Mukherjee First College 14. Nukkad '20 - Delhi Technological University Best Music 15. Awaaz'20 - Jesus and Mary College Second

STAGE: SNO. NAME OF THE COMPETITION POSITION 1. Saitan Theatre Festival Public Performance at Akshara Theatre 2. RJTF'20 - Atmaram Sanatan Dharm College Second 3. Anant'20 - Gargi College 'Best Actor' - Jitesh Sharma 4. Natya'20 - Delhi Technological University Best Concept 5. Parvaaz'20 - Satyawati College First Best Direction 6. Old World Theatre Festival Public Performance at India Habitat Centre 7. Raasa'20 - Shaheed Sukhdev College of Non- Competitive Performance Business Studies 8. Manzar'20 - Maharaja Agrasen Institute of 'Best Actor' - Jitesh Sharma Management Studies 9. Histrionica'20 - Sri Ram College of Commerce Non- Competitive Finals 10. Alohmora'20 - Lady Irwin College Second 11. Zakdram'20 - Zakir Hussain College First 12. Pratyaksh'20 - SGTB Khalsa College Second

Leonci – The creative arts society

Achievements

The Leonci got first prize at IIT Kanpur- Modern Art, IIT Kanpur- Live Sketching, IIT Bombay- Sketching, Miranda House- Caricatures, Gargi College- Modern Art, SGGSCC- Brushless Painting, Delhi Technological University- Online Poster Making; 2nd Prize at - IIT Kanpur- Quilling, AIIMS Delhi- Poster Making, Ramjas College- Online Art Competiton; Jesus and Mary College – Face Painting, Gargi College- Charcoal, Moti Lal Nehru College- Online Poster Making, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College- Graffiti, IIT Bombay- Doodling; and 3rd prize at IIT Kanpur- Live Sketching, SGGSCC- Annual Exhibition, IIT Delhi- Tatto Designing and IIT Delhi- Poster Making

The Exhibit put up by Leonci Art Society was honoured with the title of the „Most Popular Exhibit‟ at Hindu College- Rangsrijan- the annual DU art exhibition.

Crescendo – The Western Music Society

The Crescendo participated at OP Jindal, Ashoka University, Mood Indigo (IIT Bombay), International Management Institute, Gargi College, Shiv Nadar University, Jesus and Mary College, Delhi

Technological University, LSR, St. Stephen‟s, Indian School of Business and Finance, Zakir Hussain College, Ramjas College, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, Swami Shraddhanand and won several prizes.

Petrichor- Creative Writing Society

The Petrichor won 1st prize at Ram Lal Anand College‟s Spin a yarn story telling competition - Punarnava Malhotra; Incorrect classics competition organised in Miranda House- Viveka Goswami; Poetry Writing at ARSD- Alisha Mehndiratta; Content Writing at IIIT Delhi- Alisha Mehndiratta; 2nd prize at - Creative Writing at IIT Hyderabad- Alisha Mehndiratta; We Hear You 5.0, Slam Poetry organized by Abhivyanjana, Debate, Creative Writing and Poetry Society of MLNC- Rajeev Anand; All India creative writing competition organised by ELA- Arya Ray and 3rd prize at PGDAV NSS slam Sevaarth 20. Won consolation at UDAAN Utsav 2020 story telling competition.

The Society published  Annual Half baked beans micro fiction anthology, available on Kindle- Himanshi Yadav  151 story stories, a paperback anthology named 'A book called home' by half baked beans and the.anonymous.writer- Himanshi Yadav  Brewing Thoughts, annual anthology by Quill House - Agam Gaba, Himanshi Yadav, Sougato Basu, Surbhi Bajaj

Verve – The Western Dance Society

The Western Dance Society participated and won several prizes at - Aiims street, Aiims stage, IIT Kanpur stage; JDMC-Special Mention; IIIT streets, IIIT stage; Dkts(JMC), JIIT, Igdtuw, Gargi college- Youtube series, DMS IIT delhi, LSR streets, LSR stage, Pgdav streets, Oorja streets(Bleedat), Lady hardinge college; Shyama prasad stage and Ganga institute of tech and management.

Vimarsh – The Hindi Debating Society

Vimarsh, under the Coordinatorship of Dr. Meenakshi Bharat, has been active throughout the session 2019-20, from organizing inter-college competitions to participating and winning prizes in Delhi debating circuit. The Vimarsh organized an Inter-college freshers debate competition on 25th September, 2019 wherein more than 40 debaters from various colleges of Delhi University participated. Judgemet panel for this event included a prominent debator from Delhi debate circuit Mr. Deepak Tenguriya and an alumni and expresident of Vimarsh, Ms. Aanchal Bawa. The Vyakhya, the annual inter college debate competition was held on 27th February,2020, wherein Shri Umesh Chaturvedi, prominent journalist and advisor from All India Radio, Dr. Jitendraveer Kalra of our college were acted as judges. The Vimarsh also conducted Manthan an inter-college debate competition of our society on 5th March, 2020.

Besides, organizing these events, our members participated in more than 50 debate events held in various prominent institutions of Delhi including IIT Delhi, INC Youth Parliament( national event), New Delhi Institute of Management, Dr. Akhileshdas Institute, and several colleges of Delhi Unversity. We managed to secure positions in 12 of these events.

Eco Club

The Eco Club of Sri Venkateswara College is a collective effort of passionate teachers and dedicated students from various courses across disciplines, who share a collective vision and sensitivity towards pressing environmental issues. The club is engaged in conducting several programs and events that address important environmental issues, not only within the college but also outside its premises. Through its activities the eco club conducts several interactive programs that facilitate horizontal as well vertical interaction between school children, environmental NGOs and researchers in the field of environment and ecology. Dr. Vartika Mathur is the Convenor and Dr. Pooja Gokhale Sinha, Dr. Abhishek Chandra, Dr. Robin Suyesh, Dr. Preeti, Dr. Aarti Sehrawat as Members. There are 75 student volunteers in the eco club from various courses. Throughout the academic year, several activities are conducted under the aegis of Eco club with active involvement of teachers and enthusiastic participation from students. The Club conducted (i) Green School Initiative at various schools Navyug School, NDMC, SBM Sr. Sec. School, Shivaji Marg, Govt. Girls School, Dwarka, Holy Convent Sr. Sec. School, Vikas Nagar; (2) Efforts for Water Body restoration in Aravali Biodiversity Park; (3) The Efforts and Outcomes (Eco Club restoration Initiative); (4) Dragonfly field survey of SVC campus; (5) Butterfly workshop and field survey; (6) Vermicomposting Training and Talk;(7) Web Lecture on “Vermicomposting and Soil; (8) Development and Maintenance of Vermicomposting facility; (9)

NSS

The NSS organized a Health Talk on “Chest Problems” by Prof. (Dr.) S.K. Chhabra, a famous Asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Primus Super Specialty Hospital on 21st January, 2020 for the benefit of the college students and staff.

As part of the motto of NSS. "Not me but you" a Blood Donation Camp has been organized on 24th January, 2020 in association with AIIMS, Delhi. On 25th January, 2020, a “Voter‟s Day Pledge” was conducted under the Systematic Voters‟ Education and Electoral Participation Programme (SVEEP)

A talk-cum-workshop on “ DNA Fights Rape” has been conducted on 4th February, 2020. by Ms. Arneeta Vasudeva threw light upon the topic and made the audience aware about the importance and significance of the evidences in the form of DNA. The event was further carried on by the charismatic Rj Nitin who with his kind wisdom made the men in the room aware of their responsibilities towards women . He along with all the male audience took a pledge which illuminated the whole event. The last speaker of the event was one of the magnificent woman Ms. Noopur Jhunjhunwala , she summed up the entire session by her take on the society , the patriarchy , the rights and the wrongs and the duties of us as an enlightened society.

The NSS of the college conducted a “Kavi Sammelan” by Shri Rasik Gupta (President of Rastriya Kavi Sangam, Delhi) and his team, Manoj Mishra, Sarai Mishra, Ashwani Kr. Jha and Manju Shakya on 30th January, 2020. On the eve of Martyr‟s Day, on 30th January, 2020, a talk on “ Ironman-Ironman Triathlon” series of long distance triathlon races organized by the World Triathlon Corporation (WTC) was delivered by Major General Vikram Dev Dogra, which was an inspirational to the students‟ current state of life. On 27th January, 2020, the NSS organized a Heritage Walk to Safdarjung Tomb and Lodhi Garden and various activities were conducted during the visit.

Throughout the year the NSS Volunteers were actively participated in various events Viz. Yoga Camp, Swatchh Bharat Internship, Jal Shakti Abhiyan, Plantation Drive, Rally on Save Water Save Life, poster making competitions, Swachta Pakhwada, workshop on Buttrflies : Bio Indicator of the Environment; seminar on climate change, NSS Day Celebrations, Seminar And Free Hemoglobin Check, poster making competition, Nukkad Natak in ONGC on Plastic Ban; Swachta Hi Seva, Ahaan Noor-E-Zondagi, painting competitions, joy of giving, National Unity Day, 6th Rabindranath Tagore Memorial Lecture, Disaster Management Training Session, National Youth Day, Seminar on Anti Drug and Illicit Trafficking, Short Film making competitions, Soch-e-hind, Tambola, Project Pustak etc.

The NSS volunteers initiated some projects – Viz. Project Poshan, Each one Teach One, Pustak Book Bank, Project Astitva, Project Pahal

Considering the ongoing pandemic situation in the country, the NSS has stepped up and contributed towards the awareness to combat this situation. All the volunteers of NSS SVC have been working towards this by preparing guidelines in accordance with the instructions given by the concerned ministries. We've been also engaging in a telephonic conversation with the people of Sanjay Camp (adopted community) in order to make them aware about the current situation in order to prevent the

40 spread of misinformation amongst the people. Total number of NSS Volunteers launched awareness campaign - 111 volunteers. Total number of people made aware by NSS Volunteers- 650-700 people.

Since, NSS SVC couldn't reach out to vulnerable people physically, it is changed its way of approaching and sensitising - major way to do so was through social media platforms, NSS SVC started multiple campaigns to educate, normalise and help different audience on social media platforms. The NSS (i) promoted JANTA CURFEW through a VIRTUAL PLEDGE where nearly 50 volunteers turned up along with few students; (ii) campaigned to promote health and safety included multiple posts to keep audience upto date with all required information on COVID-19; (iii) promoted PM CARES relief fund and asked people to DONATE, we also supported two more organisations collecting donations to help daily wage workers and street animals; (4) activities like Yoga, painting, drawing etc. conducted; (5) clarified all myths around Covid-19 through this campaign; (6) started a campaign #StopViolenceAgainstCoronaWarriors and it was a great success, we also shared the actions that can be taken against who harm (physically or verbally) to any health care worker (7) made a special task force which is calling most of the households in Sanjay camp (the adopted slum) and has been surveying people and what resources they are getting from govt. (8) helped outstation students stuck in Delhi, by providing them all important information and notices.

PLACEMENT CELL

Thanks to the student body of the Placement Cell comprising - Shivansh Aggarwal (B.Com) – President, Twisha Gupta & Vanshika Mangla (B.Com.(H) as Vice Presidents; Rahul Bhojwani & Sanchita Gupta (B.Com (Hons) as Chief Coordinators with Ms. Sunita Chhabra as Convenor, Dr.Shakuntla Wadhwa, Dr. Arun Kumar Bhardwaj, Dr. Meenakshi Bharat, Dr. Meenakshi Kuhar, Ms. Kalitasammal, Dr. Arpita Kaul and Mr. Ajit Singh as Members, for finding itself a good position in the University of Delhi and hope it will continue to push it to reach greater heights in the future.

This year, the Placement Cell strived to get the best of companies to hire students from the college. Various first-time recruiters in the session 2019-20 were McKinsey Knowledge Centre, American International Group (AIG), Rocsearch, Larsen and Toubro Limited (L&T) among others.

In this Session, more than 60 companies offered enriching job profiles to the final year students including, but not limited to Risk Consulting, Audit, Risk Advisory, Deal Advisory, Data Analysis, Taxation, Technology Consulting, Sports Advisory, Content Development and Business Development.

The Fourth Edition of the Internship Fair, organised on 12th February 2020 saw participation of 34organisations. The companies rolled out 250+ offers to the 564 students who participated in the fair with the top recruiters being Indigo Airlines, Ksenia Consultation and Teach for India. The fair also had a speaker session and the event was a great success.

The placement cell conducted the following for the benefit of the students of the college – (1) Resume Building Session by Uppercase Resume on 29.7.2019, (2) Workshop on Aptitude Tests by TIME on 31st July 2019, (3) An Informative Seminar by MAD on 9th September, 2019; (4) Vedica Scholars Programme for Women on 18th September, 2019; (5) Digital Marketing Session by Pune Institute of Business Management on 19th September, 2019; (6) Session on time value of money and interest

41 rates by transfin on 25th September, 2019; (7) Seminar on acca and its prospects by zell education, on 26th September 2019; (8) Session on management of business risks by global risk management institute, on 30th September 2019; (9) Seminar on peak performance by flowithvin, on 4th October, 2019, (10) Session on young india fellowship by ashoka university, on 21st October, 2019; (11) Session by Mr. Vir Phillip, on 25th October, 2019, (12) Informative session on GST by TIME, on 31st October, 2019; (13) Session by Teach for India, on 1st November, 2019; (14) Informative Session by Shannonside Capital, on 10th January 2020; (15) Seminar by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, on 13th January, 2020; (16) Seminar on Interview Skills by talerang, on 17th January, 2020; 17) Resume building workshop by Resumod, on 19th January, 2020; (18) Marketing Idea contest by publicis media, on 31st January, 2020; (19) Session on ylp and gmat with indian school of business, on 10th February, 2020; (20) pre-internship talk by oysterconnect, on 24th February, 2020; (21) An Informative Session on Careers in Science with Ms Adita Joshi on 5th March, 2020.

Number of Placement Offers – 141 Number of Internship Officers – 361 Highest Package : - INR 11,50,000/- Average Package : - INR 4,60,000/- Median Package : - INR 4,40,000/-

EOC – Equal Opportunity Cell

Equal opportunity cell is a social service society which helps differently abled students of our college and work for their empowerment and emancipation for an egalitarian society.

The Annual Seminar of Equal Opportunity Cell for the year 2019-20 was conducted on 6th November, 2019. The significant topic of the seminar “ Fake news and misinformation and ways to curb it”. Shri Kartikay Harbola, a renowned journalist, present Lok Sabha Secretariat, was the Chief Guest. The annual trip of EOC was conducted on 24th January, 2020. A total no. of 35 students and teachers were taken to Madhavgarh Farm, Aravali. The EOC students experienced various activities – camel ride, tractor ride, mud bath, head massage, bullock cart ride, pottery making, dairy farming, Rajasthani culture and heritage of Haryana, and entertainment showcasing the culture and heritage of Haryana.

The members of EOC participated in Sports, Yoga, singing, poetry, dance, quiz, chess at various intra and inter college festivals of Delhi University and won several prizes.

Women Development Cell

The aim of Women‟s Development Cell is to create awareness among students and society. The Cell has taken various initiatives throughout the year to disseminate gender sensitization through various programmess, partnerships and campaigns:-

WDC attended a workshop with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Project on 4th June, 2019 where it was helped the members in recognizing how Twitter can be a good medium for free public speaking for women by also using effective hash tags. On the closing ceremony of the above CSR, the WDC invited “Swavalamban” a government organization working for differently abled and providing them a unique IDs to bring them to the mainstream and they interacted with the equal opportunity and

42 accessibility was a great learning opportunity. The WDC arranged a talk by Dr. Vinita Chandra and Dr. Mukul Manglik on 7th August, 2019 on issues related to sexual harassment, gender justice and the Internal Complaints Committee.

The WDC got an opportunity to take part in Josh Talk of Girl Up India on 11th October, 2019 where in Padma Shri Awardee Sunil Dabas (Indian Female Kabaddi Coach), Dr. N. Ratnashree (Space Researcher and Scientist), Sunil Jaglan (Social worker and Founder of Selfie With Daughter campaign), Rhea Singhal (CEO of Ecoware), Neetu Singh (Social Activist and Teacher) were panellists and It was a thoroughly motivating talk to the students WDC. The WDC organized a discussion on Legal Prospects of Women Harassment by Dr. Rina Ramdev on 31st October 2019 and she delivered a talk on NALSA judgment on which many lawyers and activists worked together. On 7th November 2019, an open lecture by Dr. Suniti Madaan on the history of patriarchy took place in a talk organized by WDC. The lecture was followed by an interactive session with Dr. Rina Ramdev and Dr. Suniti Madaan on patriarchy.

The WDC organized activities relating to gender equality with certain invited speakers.

The WDC arranged a film screening of “Anarkali of Aarah” directed by Avinash Das on 26th September 2019. The movie, based on a true story, dealt with a person in position of power who harasses a lady who performs on stage and an after-movie discussion took place where power dynamics, hierarchies, issues of male gaze and objectification, patriarchal control and consent were discussed. Prior to this, the WDC invited Ms. Swati Chakraborty (AAC and Assistive Technology Specialist and Researcher) to screen a film written by her on Gender and disability. The film explored various angels of Den, who is specially abled, such as education, relationships, profession and inclusion. In another film screening by WDC, Professor Ronie Parciack from University of Tel Aviv, Israel once again visited our college to present the movie Bar Bahaar directed by Maysaoun Hamoud. The screening took place on 12th February 2020 on the theme Sorority and Sisterhood. Prof. Parciack took many questions after the movie and discussed about patriarchy and feminist solidarity. She acquainted us with the culture of Israel and how the movie portrayed it.

The WDC participated in Hindu College festival - Pride, wherein open mic, dancing, singing, face painting etc. were conducted.

ENACTUS

Enactus, one of the most active societies of the college, was initiated in the academic year 2015-16. The aim of Enactus is to inculcate the spirit of entrepreneurship among students and make them sensitive towards society. Enactus believe in finding opportunities, transforming them into real, sustainable projects so as to empower the underprivileged sections of the society – all this while enactus create a pool of socially responsible students who are well equipped to handle the future.

At present SVC Enactus has over 70 members working on 2 different projects under 4 different departments. Each project has a total 20 student volunteers working under them.

(i) The Crimson Project : the project involves providing reusable sanitary pads, at minimal or no costs to women so as to ensure healthy, hygienic and sustainable menstrual practices along with the aim of reducing the use of disposable sanitary pads which pose a serious

threat to the environment. These pads are manufactured by women looking for employment and hence providing them financial independence. Enactus conducted 9 awareness distribution session in collaboration with various NGOs‟ The Enactus so far distributed over 2000 pads to over 660 women in localities – Malviya Nagar, Munirka, Vasant Vihar, Ashok Nagar, Okhla Vihar, Rangpuri Pahri Village, East Delhi Vinod Nagar.

This project won 2nd position in a competition called “ Startup Showcase” organised by Maharaja Agarasen Institute of Management Studies. The Enactus also entered partnership with Khwaab Foundation and employed a group of around 20 women providing them with managerial, stitching and technical skills.

Solar Powered Reverse Osmosis Plant is the new project in the pipeline of SVC Enactus. The project aims to provide portable water to the slum dwellers who have no access to clean drinking water. The project is in its development stage and the Enactus look forward to start with the pilot session after the comprehensive market research.

th 17 PEOPLE SPEAK - 2020

Continuing the rich legacy of Sri Venkateswara College as the hub of intellectual discourse, The English Debating Society organised the 17th edition of the prestigious People Speak from 10-13 January, 2020.

This edition of People Speak saw the largest ever participation ever received. We had 250+ participants from all parts of the Country, and from Institutions like IIT Rorkee, RMNLU, IIT Delhi, CBS, St. Stephens, LSR, Hindu College, Hansraj, KMC, Miranda House among others.

The Tournament had 5 preliminary rounds spread over two days in which 44 teams participated against each other, in a format based on their wins and losses. After 5 rounds, 12 teams, and 20 judges finally qualified for the knock-out rounds.

There were 4 knock out rounds, namely Pre-Quarter Finals, Quarter Finals, Semi Finals, and The Grand Finals.

The teams that qualified for the Grand Finals were: CBS-IITD and CVS-MH-SBSM. CBS-IITD was a cross team of two students from College of Business Studies, and one student from IITD. CVS-SBS- MH was a cross team between students (one each) from College Of Vocational Studies, Miranda House, and Shaheed Bhagat Singh College.

In a very closely contested Finals, with a judge Panel of 5 judges; CBS-IITD emerged victorious on a 4- 1 split

Among judges, Srishti (Ramjas) emerged as the Best judge with an average of 9.958. The Second best Judge was Ritwik (CBS) with an average of 9.916. The third best judge was Kanika (Miranda House) with an average of 9.833.

Among Speakers, The Best Speaker was Adhish Majumdar, from IITD.

HOSTEL

The Hostels affairs started with new admissions in first year in July 2019. The Hostels conducted various cultural and sports activities during the year.

The year started with national flag hoisting on the eve of 73rd Independence day celebrations and the hostellers performed various cultural programmes, poetry recitation etc. and actively participated in the kite flying.

The 11th Hostel Foundation Day was celebrated in the midst of Hostel Committee members on 18th August, 2019.

An one hour long session of defence training was conducted in September 2019 by the Network Capital in association with Special Police Union for Women and Children of Delhi Police. During the session the Delhi Police Special team and Network Capital demonstrated self defence tactics, provided with various helplines and apps.

The annual hostel trip was conducted during month of March 2020 and the hostellers visited Manali, Himachal Pradesh.

During the year, all the regular festivals that highlight the cultural and religious diversity of the hostellers were celebrated.

INTERNATIONAL COLLOBORATIONS

 The College signed a joint agreement for cooperation in Bioinformatics with Martin Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg, Germany in February 2019.  The college also entered into MOU for academic & cultural exchange with Nordic Centre, a consortium of 19 universities in Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Denmark and Finland.  The faculty had international collaborations with Austria and Thailand. Dr. N. Latha has collaborated under the DST-Austria cooperation fund in computational biology.  Dr. N. Latha and Dr. Nimisha Sinha are a part of the DST India-Thailand faculty exchange programme.

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

Dr. N. Latha, Associate Professor, Department of Biochemistry, obtained a research scheme – “DST India-Thailand Faculty Exchange – Computational studies of drug targets towards rational design of antiviral therapeutics for dengue infection (2019) and a total of Rs.3,65,000/- received during the year 2019-20.

Dr.Latha attended - (i) Attended 15th FICCI HIGHER EDUCATION SUMMIT 2019 , Master classes on Data Analytics for Institutional Effectiveness and Excellence & Internationalization of Higher Education on November 26, 2019 at FICCI Federation House, New Delhi; (ii) International Summit for Women in STEM “Visualizing the future: New Skylines organized by Department of Biotechnology, Govt of India on January 23-24 at India Habitat Center, New Delhi; (iii) the "Frontiers in Biochemistry and Biotechnology: Strategies to Combat Human Diseases" organized by Department of Biochemistry, Shivaji College in association with the Department of Biochemistry, University of Delhi (February 12-13, 2020) (iv) International Seminar on Governance & Autonomy organized by NIEPA & British Council from Feb 20-21, 2020 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.

She registered for 10th Probiotic Conference organized by Probiotic Association of India from Feb 29- March 2,2020. Dr.Latha visited University of Salzburg, Salzburg from Sept 30-Oct 9,2019 under the DST India-Austria Cooperation Fund

Dr.Latha organized NAAC sponsored National Seminar on “Quality in Higher Education: Current Priorities and Future Challenges during October 18-19, 2019. The seminar was aimed at being a congregation of education policy makers, leaders and passionate educators at a single platform to discuss various aspects which govern quality in higher education, what measures could be adopted to attain quality and how to make quality education available to one and all.

She published 3 research papers/articles – (i) Narayanan, L.; Pandit, M.; Basu, S.; Karmakar, A.; Bidhan, V.; Kumar, H.; Brar, K. Impact of Lockdown due to COVID-19 Outbreak : Lifestyle Changes and Public Health Concerns in India . Preprints 2020, 2020060129 (doi: 10.20944/preprints202006.0129.v1) Published 10th June, 2020; (ii) Bidhan, V.; Malhotra, B.; Pandit, M.; Latha, N. Mapping the Spread of COVID-19 Outbreak in India. Preprints 2020, 2020050051 (doi: 10.20944/preprints202005.0051.v1). Published May 5,2020; and (iii) Mansi Pandit, N. Latha. In silico studies reveal potential antiviral activity of phytochemicals from medicinal plants for the treatment of COVID-19 infection, 14 April 2020, PREPRINT (Version 1) available at Research 0Square [+https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-22687/v1+]

Dr.Nitika Kaushal, Assistant Professor, Department of Biochemistry, was the Co-Convenor for NAAC sponsored “National Seminar on Quality in Higher Education: Current Priorities and Future Challenges” organized by IQAC, Sri Venkateswara College from 18th – 19th October 2019. She attended an international conference on “Frontiers in Biochemistry and Biotechnology Strategies to combat human diseases” organized by Shivaji College, University of Delhi on 12th – 13th February 2020. Dr.Nitika organized the departmental event “ Mindspar 2.0 – Meeting New Challenges” an ideathon competition organized by the Department of Biochemistry from 4th – 5th November 2019 and was a resource person in DBT sponsored CTEP Venkateswara Initiatives in Science Training in Academics and Research (VISTAAR) on 1st November, 2019. Dr.Nitika attended a Refresher Court in e-learning & e governance (IDC) at HRDC, Jawaharlal Nehru University during August 19-30, 2019.

Dr.Nitika was a member in revision of syllabi for B.Sc. (H) Biochemistry and B.Sc. (H) Biological Sciences.

She published a research paper “In vitro and in vivo characterization of the interaction, proinflammatory, immunomodulatory and antigenic properties of capsular polysaccharide from Streptococcus pneumoniae serotype 1. Int J Biol Macromol. 2020 Jan 15;143:521-532.

Dr.G.Poornachandra Rao, Associate Professor, Department of Botany, participated in a national workshop on Techniques in Plant Sciences held in our college during December 4-5, 2019 and a national symposium on Bio imaging in Dyal Singh College on 19th February, 2020.

Dr.Deepti Sharma, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, awarded a major Research Project “ Development of Thiourea derivatives as antiviral agent for Hepatitis B Virus infection by the DBT for a period of three years. An amount of Rs.26,73,586/- has been released during 2019-20 out of the total grant of Rs.41,28,786/-. She attended an ACS Webinar on ACS Guide for Scholarly Communication Expert Advice for Early Career Researchers on 27th May, 2020. She published a research paper “ Synthetic, Structural and Anticancer Activity Evaluation Studies on Novel Pyrazolylnucleosides, Molecules, 24, 3922, 2019.

Dr. Rekha Yadav, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, attended 4 National webinars – (1) “ICT Enabled higher education in India: Challenges and Opportunities” organized by Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi under PMMMNMTT of MHRD held on 13th April, 2020; (2) “Roles of Teachers in Technology driven higher education” organized by Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi under PMMMNMTT of MHRD held on 28th April, 2020; (3) “National workshop on development of teacher‟s e-kit- CHEMISTRY” organized by Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi under PMMMNMTT of MHRD held on 21st April, 2020 (4) Indraprastha Webinar Series on “Role of Science, Technology and Innovation in the Current Scenario” from 26-29 May 2020. She attended one day workshop on “Computational Chemistry” at Dyal Singh College, (University of Delhi) on 2 Feb 2019.

Dr. Rekha Yadav attended three international conferences – onat the UK Catalysis Conference 2020 at Holywell Park, Loughborough over 7th – 9th January 2020; Applied Catalysis & Chemical Engineering (ACC-2019) during April 8-10, 2019 Dubai, UAE, organized by Eigen Scientific Group, USA; Integrative Chemistry, Biology and Translational Medicine (ICBTM-2019) during 25-26 Feb 2019 organized by Centre for Global Health, Hansraj College, University of Delhi, Delhi, India & Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, USA and published research papers – (i) Synthesis and catalytic application of Titanium Silicoaluminophosphate Molecular Sieves; Rekha Yadav, Shashank Bahri, Kanthi Pusapati, Sreedevi Upadhyayula; (2) Mesoporous Molecular Sieves as Potential Lewis Acid Catalysts for Epoxide Ring Opening Using Aniline; Rekha Yadav, Ayyamperumal Sakthivel; (3) Synthesis and catalytic applications of FAU type Mesoporous silicoaluminophosphate37 (MESO-SAPO-37); Rekha Yadav, Ayyamperumal Sakthivel.

She has also a publication - Rekha Yadav*, A. Sakthivel. “Selective Catalytic Applications Over Functionalized Nanoporous Materials Assembled Using Block Copolymer” in Handbook of Polymer and Ceramic Nanotechnology. Chaudhery Mustansar Hussain and Sabu Thomas (Eds), Springer Nature. (Book Chapter)

Dr. Pooja Jain, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, attended a national seminar on “The Power & Purpose of ACBSP, USA Global Accreditation” organized by Delhi-NCR Chapter with Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi and Delhi school of professional Studies& Research, GGSIP University on August 28, 2019. She also attended the following Faculty Development Programms/workshop at various places – (i) Participated in Six Days online Faculty Development Program on “Changing Research landscape in Uncertainities” organized by Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies Delhi during 25th May to 30th May, 2020; (ii) Two Week online workshop on "e-Training to e-Learning" from 25th May 2020 to 5th June 2020, under the most coveted MHRD- sponsored Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT), organized by Teaching Learning Centre (TLC), Ramanujan College; (iii) online Faculty Development Program on "OPEN SOURCE TOOLS FOR RESEARCH" for Faculty/Researchers in Universities/Colleges/Higher Educational Institutions scheduled from 08th June 2020 to 14th June 2020, under the most coveted MHRD-sponsored Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT), organized by Teaching Learning Centre (TLC), Ramanujan College in association with Research Development and Services Cell, Ramanujan College, University of Delhi.

Dr.Pooja Jain also participated the following webinars during the year 2019-20 – (1) Four Days Webinar on "An Effective Research Paper Writing Skills" organized by Bhagwan Mahavir College of Commerce and Management Studies, Surat, Gujrat scheduled from April 13-16, 2020; (2) Webinar on "Impact of Lockdown and Covid 19 on Financial Markets in India:The Way Forward" organized by ARSD College, University of Delhi scheduled on 6th May 2020; (3) Webinar on "Cyber Crimes & Prevention During Lockdown" organized by IQAC and Department of Commerce, Mata Sundri College, University of Delhi scheduled on 6th May 2020; (4) Webinar on "Indian Economy: Navigating Tough Times" organized by Department of Commerce, Sri Aurobindo College, University of Delhi scheduled on 7th May 2020; (5) Webinar on "Fostering Social Responsibility and Community Engagement in HEI, UGC Quality Initiative and Global Call" organized by IQAC Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi on 8th May 2020; (6) Webinar on "Cyber Security for Women" organized by IQAC Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi on 8th May 2020; (7) Webinar on "Advertising Industry: Past ,Present and Future" organized by ARSD College, University of Delhi scheduled on 9th May 2020; (8) Webinar on "Understanding Derivatives: Mechanism, Pricing and Hedging" organized by Department of Commerce, Bharati College, University of Delhi scheduled on 9th May 2020; (9) Webinar on "Changing Paradigm of Research in COVID Era" organized by Department of Commerce, Shivaji College, University of Delhi scheduled on 12th May 2020; (10) Webinar on "Research Methodology: An Overview" organized by ARSD College, University of Delhi scheduled on 12th May 2020.

Dr. Mohini Yadav, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, published 4 research papers/articles – (i) Impact of current expected credit loss (CECL) on the US financial institution – An overview, Journal of Management Research and Analysis, April-June 2019, June issue, Vol. 6 Issue 2, ISSN: 2394-2770; (ii) Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Trading in Financial Markets, International Journal of Advanced Scientific Research and Management, Vol. 4 Issue 7, July 2019, ISSN: 2455- 6378; (iii) AnaCredit – Compliance requirements & associated opportunities, International Journal of Innovative Knowledge Concepts, Vol. 7, Issue 7, July 2019, page 142-144, ISSN: 2454-2415; (iv) Sentiment Analysis – An overview of a technique which can be used in marketing activities, Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, Vol. 7, Issue 10, October 2019, page 27-32, ISSN: 2348-7186.

Dr.Neha Singhal, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, attended an internal conference “ 8th AIM-AMA Sheth Foundation, Doctoral Consortium and Conference, January 3-6, 2020 and presented two papers entitled – (i) Moderating Effects of Health Consciousness on Consumer behavior towards RTE Foods by Neha Singhal and Shveta Kalra (ii) Impact of AR Media on Brand Imagery: Mediating

48 role of EV and moderating role of Cognitive, Affective and Sociablility Variables by Kavita Sharma, Shveta Kalra and Neha Singhal. She also won the Best Paper Award for the above two papers.

Dr.Neha Singhal authored a book Auditing and Corporate Governance by C B Gupta and Neha Singhal (Scholar Tech Publications, 2019-20).

Dr. Shivani Kalra, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, attended 16th World Congress on Business and Entrepreneurship Development in a Globalized and Digitized Era at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi during July 1-4, 2019 and presented a paper “Demystifying ICT in Education- Government Innovative Policies and sharing E-content”. Dr. Shivani published two research papers/ articles – (i) Behavior of Indian IPO Market: An Empirical Study. Published in The Empirical Economics Letters, 19(2), 137-150 (February 2020) (ISSN: 1681-8997) (The journal is indexed in EconLit and included in Cabell‟s Directory ERA accredited and included in in ABDC quality list: „C‟ Category); and (ii) Short Run Underpricing of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) in National Stock Exchange (NSE). Published in Ramanujan International Journal of Business and Research, 4, 223-247 (2019) (ISSN: 2455-5959) (Co- Author).

Dr.Arpita Kaul, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, attended an international conference “ 7th Annual International Commerce Conference : Organizational Realities Changing Paadigm of HR” during January 17-18, 2020 at Delhi School of Economics. She also attended a workshop on “Corporate Accounting on 27th January, 2020 organized by the Department of Commerce, Hansraj College, University of Delhi, Delhi. Dr.Arpita Kaul published two books – Training and Development; and Human Resource Management (by JSR Publishing House LLP-first edition 2019).

Mr. S. Krishna Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, attended the ICRIER's 11th Annual International G20 Conference, “Global Cooperation for Inclusive Growth: Views from G20 Countries” on May, 30-31, 2019, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, India and participated in Panel discussion on Trade Wars and the economic slowdown:WHERE DOES INDIA. He also attended - One day seminar on Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP):Options and Strategies,28th September 2019, organized by Dept of Business Economics, University of Delhi & One-day Workshop on 'Catching-up in the Digital Economy: Identifying India‟s Policy Challenges' organised by the Institute for Studies in Industrial Development (ISID) in collaboration with the Department of International Relations and Governance Studies, Shiv Nadar University (SNU) on 31 January 2020.

Mr. Krishna Kumar presented two papers –“Financialization and Global Liquidity in Emerging Europe in the session on Emerging Market Economies at the 16th International Conference Developments in Economic Theory and Policy. 27th-28th June 2019. Bilbao, Spain and “Grapes of Wrath and Roosevelt Archives: setting the background of Great Depression in the macroeconomics classroom” in the session on Pedagogy in Macroeconomics at the 16th International Conference, Bilbao. Mr. Krishna Kumar organized a symposium on Multilateralism and the Developing Economies( Tribute to Shailaja S Thakur). Speakers included Manmohan Aggarwal, Amit Shovon Ray, Reji K Joseph and Ranja Sengupta. Mr. Krishna Kumar delivered the following invited lectures – (i) India in the Contemporary Global Economy: Some Reflections at the 2nd Special Training Programme for Foreign Service officers from CARICOM held at Foreign Service Institute,13th August 2019, New Delhi; (ii) The Economic Methodology of Keynes in the Three Day International Workshop on Methodological Aspects of Quantitative and Qualitative Research in Social Science 6th to 8th November 2019. Government College for Women , Thiruvananthapuram; (iii) Introduction to International Economics Database. Invited lecture

49 at Department of Economics , University of Kerala . 20th February 2020. He served as Key Resource Person delivered lectures on macroeconomics in the Two Day Workshop on Pedagogy of Macroeconomics: Changing Perspectives and Paradigms. Govt. College Nedumangad, Thiruvananthapuram.6th to 7th November 2019. Mr.Krishna Kumar served as Convenor and Head Examiner for International Economics for December 2019 exams Conducted and co-ordinated evaluation of International Economics answer scripts in the capacity as Convenor and Head Examiner: International Economics Dec 2019. He took a lecture on The Analytics of Income Determination as part of the Video Recording for the online course on Instructional Strategies for Mathematics & Statistics in Economics for post graduate teachers in economics organised by the Planning and Monitoring Division , NCERT,11 March 2019 in CIET, NCERT, New Delhi.

Mr. Krishna Kumar published a book review article on a Vasudevan and Partha Ray, Macroeconomic Policies for Emerging and Developing Economies. Review of Development and Change. He has published 10 more publications in newspapers as well as websites.

Mr. Krishna Kumar submitted the doctoral dissertation “Capital Flows, Global Liquidity and Emerging MArekt Economies: Revisiting the Bretton Woods II Postulate” to Centre for Economic Studies and Planning, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University. 29 October 2019.

Mr. Amit Kumar Jha, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, attended APIC conference held at Delhi School of Economics and presented two papers – Software Privacy & Software Protection and An Economic analysis of Copyrights Privacy. He also attended the winter schools organized at Delhi School of Economics and AISI, Delhi.

Dr. J. Lalita, Associate Professor, Department of Electronics, attended an international workshop on “ Air Pollution and Public Health Challenges and Interventions during February 5-7, 2020, jointly organized by our college and Centre for Science & Technology of the Non-Aligned and Other Developing Countries (NAM S&T Centre), New Delhi. Dr.Lilita also attended – (a) Faculty Development Program on “Machine Learning and Pedagogy” organized by DDUC (in collaboration with Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre, SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi) during March 11 – March 15, 2020 at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College/ University of Delhi; (b) A two-day workshop on Data Science, by Innovians Technologies in association with TECHNEX‟20, Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi, supported by IEEE EDS Delhi Chapter , 18-19 September, 2019, Department of Electronics, Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi; (c) A two-day workshop on Artificial Intelligence, by Innovians Technologies in association with TECHNEX‟20, Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi, 17-18 February, 2020, Department of Electronics, Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi. She submitted a chapter “ ‘Air Pollution Mitigation using Artificial Intelligence: A review’, in the Book Titled ‘Air Pollution and Public Health: Challenges, Interventions and Sustainable Solutions.

Dr. Shubra Gupta, Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics, attended a two day workshop on Data Science, by Innovians Technologies in association with TECHNEX‟20, Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi, supported by IEEE EDS Delhi Chapter , 18-19 September, 2019, Department of Electronics, Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi. She was also a resource person - Do it Yourself(DIY) Laboratory during VISTAAR 2019- a One day science popularization initiative

50 organized by Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi, on 1st November, 2019 sponsored by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India. Dr. Shubra‟s paper entitled “Theoretical Investigation to Study the Impact of illumination Intersity on ZrS2 based Solar Cell” proceedings of 21st National Conference on “Solid State Nuclear Track Detectors and Their Applications” (paper accepted but conference postponed)

Dr.Meenakshi Bharat, Associate Professor, Department of English, participated in a panel discussion on „Tolerance and Intolerance,‟ at the Australian Short Story Festival Inc., Supported by Swinburne University at the Hawthorn Arts Centre, Melbourne, 18-20 October, 2019. She conducted a workshop on „The importance of Presenting: Point of View in Fiction,‟ at the Society of Women Writers NSW Inc., Sydney, 23 October 2019 and she chaired an International Webinar on The Politics of Women's Writing organized by the Department of English, Bharati College on 26th - 27th May, 2020.

Dr.Meenakshi published two papers - The Wedding Gift,‟ short story in Glass Walls: Stories of Tolerance and Intolerance from the Indian Subcontinentand Australia, Chennai, India: Orient Blackswan, 2019 and Going Global: Filmic Appropriation of Jane Austen in India,‟ South Asian Popular Culture, UK: Routledge, Taylor and Francis, ISSUE 2, June 2020 (Summer) Article DOI: 10.1080/14746689.2020.1774839 Journal ISSN: 1474-6697.

She authored – (1) GLASS WALLS: STORIES OF TOLERANCE AND INTOLERANCE FROM THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT AND AUSTRALIA, ed., Chennai, India: Orient Blackswan, September 2019; (2) REPRESENTING THE EXOTIC AND THE FAMILIAR, ed., Netherlands: John Benjamins, November 2019; and (3) SHOOTING TERROR: TERRORISM AND HINDI CINEMA, London/New Delhi: Routledge, February 2020. e-Book ISBN9781003015277 DOI https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003015277.

Dr. Ratna Raman, Associate Professor, Department of English, attended two international conferences – (i) Mythical daughters: Electra, Draupadi and Sita and their absent mothers Conversation November 1 (Friday), 2019 12PM at L-332: Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard University, Cambridge Massachusetts; (ii) Fabric, Finance, Fairplay: Charkha, Cash and Cleanliness: European and Asian thought worlds, then and now: Gandhi in the Private and the Public Sphere: Image, Text, and Performance Department of English University of Delhi: Wednesday, 4-5th March 2020 and presented papers on the topic. She also attended a talk on Feminist Theory and its Contemporary Relevance at Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College, Delhi University, 20th January, 2020 and presented papers on the subject matter. Dr.Ratna Raman presented a paper at the Gandhi Seminar was part of a section on Gandhi and Cleanliness, where she discussed the idea of Swacchtha and Swastha i.e. cleanliness and health as being not merely external activities, but that they need to be deeply rooted in our ethical and social context and that this was how Gandhi viewed them too.

She published articles in reputed newspapers – (i) Book review of Manu Pillai‟s The Courtesan, The Mahatma and The Italian Brahmin, titled ” “Rescuing History from Homogeneity. “ (The Tribune Chandigarh, 16 June 2019); (ii) “Talking Trees and Silent Stupas in Sri Lanka” Hindubusinessline August 2, 2019; (iii) “Bringing Black Voices out of the Closet” A requiem for Toni Morrison, Tribune

25th August 2019; (iv) “Being Black in America.” A longer piece on Toni Morrison published in Hardnews September 2019; (v) “Remembering Doris Lessing.: The Eternal Rebel. Tribune India, , 21st October 2019; (vi) “Doris Lessing; The Grass Is Still Singing” Hardnews, October 2019; (vii) Review of Nina’s Mememto Mori for The Book Review May 2020 Issue; (viii) Book review of Coconut: How the Shy fruit changed the World , titled “ the adventures of coconut” Tribune, 24th May, 2020.“Online libraries; webinars, midnight poetry sessions: Tech brings books back into our lives.” Tribune India 16th June 2020.

Dr. Ning Muanching. Assistant Professor, Department of History, attended one day National seminar cum workshop “ e- content, MOOCs (Swayam) and ARPIT” on 31st August, 2019 jointly organized by AICTE and Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre of Ministry of Human Resources Development at SGTB Khalsa College, New Delhi.

Dr. Deepti Jain, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, attended a Faculty Development Programme on Biomathematics during August 1-7, 2019. She also attended one refresher Course in Mathematics/OR/Stats and Computer Science” organized by CPDHE, University of Delhi, from 31st May to 14th June, 2019. Dr. Deepti Jain awarded the Ph.D. degree.

Dr. Shahna, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, attended an international workshop on “Numerical Methods in Scientific Computing” during February 21-22, 2020 at Department of Mathematics, South Asian University, New Delhi. She obtained the Ph.D. degree during this year.

Mr.Ninian Nauneet Kujur, Department of Mathematics, attended a Refresher Course in “Information Technology” at UGC-HRDC, Ranchi University, Ranchi, during 12th November to 25th November, 2019.

Dr. K. Chandramani Singh, Associate Professor, Department of Physics, published the following 11 research papers – (1) Investigation of electrical properties in antimony doped Ba0.9Ca0.1Zr0.07Ti(0.93- x)Sbx03 lead-free ceramics (Shreya Mittal and K. Chandramani Singh, Journal of Electronic Materials (Springer, ISSN:0361-5235), 49, 2279-2288, 2020; (2) Particle-Size-Induced High Piezoelectricity in (Ba0.88Ca0.12) (Ti(0.94Sn0.06)03 piezoceramics prepared from Nanopowders (Chitra, Radhapiyari Laishram, Sarita Rajput and K. Chandramani Singh, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, (Elsevier, ISSN:0925- 8388), 812,152128,2020; (3) Size effect of nanoscale powders on the polarization of the BCZT piezoceramic: A pyroelectric and fatique perspective Shreya Mittal and K. Chandramani Singh, Intregrated Ferroelectrics (Taylor & Francis, ISSN 1058-4587), 205(1), 122-130, 2020; (4) Role of Y3+ ion substitution in the enhanced electrical properties of Ba(0.9-x)Yx Ca0.1Zr0.07Ti0.93O3 lead-free peiozoceramics - Shreya Mittal, Ishita Chaturvedi and K. Chandramani Singh, Journal of Materials Science : Mater Electron (Springer, ISSN: 0957-4522), 30, 19578-86, 2019; (5) Enhanced Electrical activity induced by High-energy Miling in Lead-Free BCST Piezoceramics - Chitra, K Chandramani Singh, Materials Letters (Elsevier, ISSN: 0167-577X), 256, 126664, 2019; (6) Two-step poling for improved peizoelectric properties in lead-free (Ba0.88Ca0.12) (Ti0.94Sn0.06)O3 ceramics - Chitra, Aditi Vashishtha and K Chandramani Singh, Intregrated Ferroelectrics (Taylor & Francis, ISSN 1058-4587) 02(1), 134-143, 2019; (7) Size effect of nano-scale powders on the microstructure and electrical properties of Ba0.85Ca0.15Zr0.1Ti0.9O3 ceramics - Shreya Mittal, Sampanna Pahi and K. Chandramani Singh, Journal of Materials Science: Mater Electron (Springer, ISSN: 0957-4522), 30(16), 15493-15503,

2019 (8) Modification of spinel system Mg2TiO4 with Al3+ and Ca2+ substitution Radhapiyari Laishram, K Chandramani Singh, Chandra Prakash, Intregrated Ferroelectrics (Taylor & Francis, ISSN 1058-4587), 194:1, 75-79; (9) Impact of crystal structure and microstructure on electrical properties of Ho doped lead-free BCST piezoceramics - Chitra, A.Khandelwal, R.Gupta, R.Laishram, K. Chandramani Singh, Ceramics International (Elsevier, ISSN: 0272-8842), 45, 10371-10371, 2019; (10) Enhanced piezoelectric and ferroelectric properties of Nd doped Ba0.85Ca0.15Zr0.1Ti0.9O3 ceramic system - Shreya Mittal and K. Chandramani Singh, Intregrated Ferroelectrics (Taylor & Francis, ISSN 1058-4587), 194:1, 115-125, 2019; (11) Effect of holmium doping on structural, electrical and piezoelectric properties of lead-free (Ba,Ca)(Ti,Sn)O3 ceramics - Chitra, R.Laishram, A. Vashishtha, M.K. Singh, K.K.Chandra, K. Chandramani Singh, Journal of Materials Science: Mater Electron (Springer), 30, 3965, 2019.

Dr.Santosh Kumar Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, attended one national and 6 international conferences and presented three papers - Paper presented on „Diaspora in India's Foreign Policy: A Study of Modi Government Policy‟ in International Conference on Diaspora Governance in International Relations: Opportunities and Challenges for India on 10th-11th February 2020, Central University of Gujarat, Gandhi Nagar, Gujarat; (2) „Continuity and Change in India-South Africa relations under Modi Government, 2014-2019‟ in National Seminar on Social Justice Policies of Modi Government‟ on 16th-17th November 2019 IIPA, New Delhi; and (3) „Gandhi and Mandela on Discrimination and Freedom‟ in International Conference on „Legacies of Gandhi and Mandela and its Contemporary Relevance‟ on 18th 19th July 2019, Gandhi Bhawan, University of Delhi, New Delhi. He also published a book review of “ Global Indian Diaspora: History, Culture and Identity” Diaspora Studies, 2020, 4(2): 185-190. ISSN 0973-9572 (Print), 0976-3457 (Online).

Dr. Urvi Agarwal, Associate Professor, Department of Sanskrit, edited a book “ Vaimanik Prakaranam”. She won 5th and 4th Prize in play writing competitions organized by Sanskrit Academic – 2019 & 2020 respectively.

Dr. Kanwar Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Sanskrit, attended the 3rd Refresher Course in Environmental Studies (interdisciplinary) from 15th July to 26th July, 2019. He also attended a faculty development course “ Nature Centric Development and Gandhi” during November 15-21, 2019. Dr. Kanwar Singh presented two papers – Dharmasaastriyagrandhos me pratipadit danda ka swarup” at Indian Literature: Past, Present an Future(27-28 April 2019); and (2) “Pranineey – Varnochaharanasiksha” at Akil Bharatiya Vedanga Sodhasangosti during November 8-10, 2019. He acted as a Judge at Vaidik Gurukuleeya Saastriya Prtispardha. Dr. Kanwar Singh published an article in a journal – Vedaanjali (ISSN2349-364x), Meemansadarshan me Ved Kee Apurusheyataa during January-June, 2019). Dr.Raj Kishor Arya, Assistant Professor, Department of Sanskrit, presented 3 papers – (i) Indian Literature : Past, Present and Future (27-28 April 2019) Title of the paper – Hkkjrh; n’kZu dh ijEijk esa lM~xzgxzUFkksa dk LFkku; (2) izFkee~ vuqlU/kkr`jkf"Vª;laLd`rlEesyue~] Hkkjrh;KkuijEijk;k% L=ksr% laLd`re~] 27&28@12@2019] laLd`rizkP;fon~;klaLFkkue~] tokgj usg: fo’ofon~;ky;%] uonsgyh] fo"k;% osns"kq oSekfudfon~;k;k% fo’ys"k.kkRede/;;ue~ (3) vf[ky&Hkkjrh;&osnkax& ’kks/klaxks"Bh

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He also published three research articles - (1) Hkkjrh; n’kZu dh ijEijk esa lM~xzgxzUFkksa dk LFkku] fpUru] ISSN: 2229-7227, o"kZ 8] vad 33] tuojh & ekpZ 2019] UGC List No – 41243, (2) lM~xzgxzUFkksa esa izfrikfnr ;ksx & n’kZu dk vuq’khyu] izek.k] ISSN No – 2249 – 2976, Year 8, Issue-31, Jan – March 2019, Page No – 389-392, UGC List No – 41241, (3) loZn’kZulM~xzg esa inkFkZ fu:i.k] tkguoh] ISSN: 976-8645, UGC List No – 41039, Impact Factor : JF2451] jkf"Vª;laLd`rlaLFkku] fgekpy izns’k] Hkkjr. Dr. Raj Kishore Arya authored a book - lM~xzgxzUFkksa esa oS’ksf"kd n’kZu] fon~;kfuf/k izdk’ku] fnYyh] o"kZ 2019] ISBN : 178-93-85539-80-0 Dr.S. Seenivasan, Associate Professor, Department of Tamil, participated and served as Chairperson of one session in Third International Conference on Thirukkural held at UNESCO Auditorium, New Delhi during September 23-24, 2019. He published 6 research papers – (1) S. Seenivasan, (2019), Sivaganakai Seemai Varalaarril Samuka Nallinakkamun Kulatheyya Vazhipaadum”, RUSA Phase 2.0 Publication, October 2019, pp 149-161 Alagappa University, Karaikudu, Tamil Nadu, ISBN No.978-81- 9345510-1-4; (2) S. Seenivasan (2019), “ Thamizh Sevviyal Ilakkiyankalil thozhil marrum panpaattu-k. kalaingarkar kuriththa pathivukal, Kaavya Thamizh-International Journal of Art, Literature and Culture- Quarterly, Chennai, July-September, 2019, pp:55-63, ISSN No.2277-9221; (3) S.Seenivasan (2019). “Aathith Thamizhar Arunthathiyar Varallaru: Kalvettukka Vazhik Kattamaiththal” International Journal of Tamil Language and Literary Studes (IJTLLS): A Bi-Yearly Peer-Reviewed International Journal, Vol-1, 27, April 2019, E-ISSN: 2581-7140, pp 237-241; (4) S. Seenivasan (2019) Theeppaintha Amman Veeramankai Kuyili : Muthal Pen Tharkolaip Poraali” O. Muthaiah (Edr.) “Kulavai” Chennai : Kaavya Publications; (5) S. Seenivasan (2019), Kolaiyil Uthiththa Kulasaikal: Ariyappadatha Aruthathiyal Inavaraiviyal” Neithal Aaivu: Tamil Quarterly, Chennai, January-March 2019,pp.10.18, ISSN:2456-2882; (6) S.Seenivasan. 2020. ‘Ariyappadaatha Thamizh- Thamizhar’, E-article Published in http://www.keetru.com/index.php/2014-03-08-04-35-27/2014-03-08-12-18-14/39670-2020-02-17-05-57- 01

Dr. Seenivasan got best writer award for the book - Thamizhaka Arunthathiyar: Varalarum Vazhvum’ (Arunthathiyar of Tamil Nadu: History and Life) by the Tamil Nadu Government.

Dr. S. Vivekananthan, Associate Professor, Department of Tamil, published a book “ Boodhangalinkathai (2019) Kaavya Publications, Chennai. ISBN No. 978-9386576-87-3

Dr. Vartika Mathur, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, has been awarded a major research project “ Temporal synchrony of plant and its endophytes in insect stress responses” with a total grant of Rs.35,18,521/- sponsored by SERB, DST. Dr.Vatika convened (1) 3-day webinar on “COVID-19 breaking myths and moving forward” organized by our college in association with the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India during April 27-29, 2020; and (2) Air Pollution and Public Health : Challenges and Interventions” organized by our college and Centre for Science & Technology of the non-aligned and other Developing countries (NAM S&T Centre), New Delhi, during February 5-7, 2020. She also delivered a plenary Lecture on Air Pollution : A Burden on “One Health (2020) in the international workshop on “Air Pollution and Public Heatlh: Challenges and Interventions” organized by

54 the college and Centre for Science & Technology of the non-aligned and Other Developing Countries (NAM S&T Centre) , New Delhi, India February 5-7, 2019.

Dr. Vartika presented a poster at the international conference of Natural Products and Human Health- 2020 – (1) Garima Sharma, Rashmi Bhardwaj and Vartika Mathur (2020) Endophyte Derived Natural Bioactive Compounds in Cancer Therapy” at Deshbandhu College, New Delhi (2) Kavita Verma and Vartika Mathur (2020) Effect of Air Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in food chain: direct and indirect exposure in the international workshop on “Air Pollution and Public Health : Challenges and Interventions” organized by our college and Centre for Science & Technology of the Non-Aligned and Other Development Countries (NAM S&T Centre), during February 5-7, 2019; (3) Garima Sharma, Rahul, Randeep Guleria and Vartika Mathur (2020) Impact of air pollution on plant microbiome: an insight into urban ecosystems- an oral presentation in the International Workship on “Air Pollution and Public Health Challenges and Interventions” organized by the college and Centre for Science & Technology of the Non-Aligned and other Developing Countries (NAM S&T Centre), New Delhi, during February 5-7, 2020. (4) Vartika Mathur, Garima Sharma and Rahul Tomar (2019) Variation in the plant- microbe association and plant metabolities in an urban ecosystem – oral presentation delivered at the International Society of Chemical Ecology (ISCE) 2019 Annual Meeting Atlanta, GA, USA June 2-6, 2019.

She published 4 research papers/articles – (1) Kituta, J.A.R., Sharma G. and Mathur, V.* (2020). Effect of environmentally sustainable microbial fertilizer on Insect-induced plant responses. Environment Conservation Journal, 21(1&2): 1-11. [ISSN 0972-3099 (Print) 2278-5124 (Online)]; (2) Garima Sharma and Vartika Mathur* (2020). Modulation of insect-induced oxidative stress responses by microbial fertilizers in Brassica juncea. FEMS Microbiology Ecology, 96. (3) Sharma G., Rahul, Guleria R. and Mathur V.* (2020). Differences in plant metabolites and microbes associated with Azadirachta indica with variation in air pollution. Environmental Pollution 257: 113595. (ISSN no. 02697491) (4) Sharma, G., Anjulo, M.T. and Mathur, V.* (2019). Microbial fertilizer improves constitutive and induced resistance of tomato against a generalist insect. International Journal of Zoology and Animal Biology 2(1): 000135. (ISSN no. 2639-216X).

Dr. Vartika Mathur published 3 books - Verma K. and Mathur V. (2020). Effect of Air Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Food Chain: Direct and Indirect exposure. Proceedings of International Workshop on International conference on “Air Pollution and Public Health: Challenges and Intervention” (Accepted); Mathur V.* and Sharma, G. (2019). Endosymbionts of Plants and Marine organisms: A Search for Lung Cancer Drug. Proceedings of International Workshop on Drug Development from Herbs and Marine Medicinal Materials (accepted); and Guleria, R., Mathur V.* and Dhanuka, A. (2019). Health effects of changing environment. In Peshin R. and Dhawan A.K. (eds) Natural Resource Management: Ecological Perspectives, Springer International Publishing, Switzerland AG. pp 95-108. doi: 978-3-319-99767-4.

Dr. Vartika Mathur has a patent : Patent: Mathur, V. and Sharma, G. (2019). A methodology of extraction, isolation and biochemical characterization of plant-associated microorganisms. Indian Patent 201911034376 filed August 26, 2019. (Applied)

Dr. Richa Misra, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, participated in 3 day webinar on “COVID-19 breaking myths and moving forward” organized by the college in association with the All India Institute of Medical Science, New Delhi, India, 27-29th April, 2020. Dr. Richa Co-convened an International Workshop on “Air Pollution and Public Health: Challenges and Interventions” organized by our college and Centre for Science & Technology of the Non-Aligned and Other Developing Countries (NAM S&T Centre), New Delhi, India, 5 -7 February, 2020. She delivered an invited lecture on „Tuberculosis & Gut microbiome‟ at INSCR International conference (CTM2019), Oct 12, 2019, MDU Rohtak and gave an oral presentation on “Effect of Air pollution on Microbiome and Health” in the International Workshop on “Air Pollution and Public Health: Challenges and Interventions” organized by Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi and Centre for Science & Technology of the Non-Aligned and Other Developing Countries (NAM S&T Centre), New Delhi, India, 6 Feb, 2020.

Dr.Richa Misra, published 3 research papers in national/internal reputed journals – (1) Gaur M, Vasudeva A, Singh A, Sharma V, Khurana H, Negi RK, Lee JK, Kalia VC, Misra R*, Singh Y* (2019). Comparison of DNA Extraction Methods for Optimal Recovery of Metagenomic DNA from Human and Environmental Samples. Indian J Microbiol. 59(4): 482-489. *Equal Corresponding. doi: 10.1007/s12088-019-00832-y ISSN: 0046-8991; (2) Gaur M, Singh A, Sharma V, Tandon G, Bothra A, Vasudeva A, Kedia S, Khanna A, Khanna V, Lohiya S, Varma-Basil M, Chaudhry A, Misra R*, Singh Y*. Diagnostic performance of non-invasive, stool-based molecular assays in patients with paucibacillary tuberculosis. Sci Rep. 2020 Apr 28;10(1):7102. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-63901-z. ISSN: 2045-2322, IF: 4.525 *Equal Corresponding; (3) Misra R, Menon D, Arora G, Virmani R, Gaur M, Naz S, Jaisinghani N, Bhaduri A, Bothra A, Maji A, Singhal A, Karwal P, Hentschker C, Becher D, Rao V, Nandicoori VK, Gandotra S, Singh Y (2019). Tuning the Mycobacterium tuberculosis alternative sigma factor SigF through the multidomain regulator Rv1364c and osmosensory kinase, protein kinase D. J Bacteriol. 201(7). pii: e00725-18. doi: 10.1128/JB.00725-18, ISSN: 1098-5530. She got a token of appreciation as Eminent Speaker on Tuberculosis at International Conference on Natural products & Human Health organized by Deshbandhu College, 29th February, 2020

Dr. P. Jayaraj, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, participated in various conferences/seminars and presented the following papers – (1) Harshita Rupani, Pranavi Kumar, Perumal Jayaraj poster presentation on “Study of apoptosis or programmed cell death during limb development in aseel (Gallus gallus domesticus) using a cost effective and reproducible set up at undergraduate level” at National conference on recent advances in biological sciences (NCRABS-2020) organized by Department of Biosciences,Faculty of Natural Sciences, Jamia Millia Islamia on March 5,2020,PP115 page 163; (2) Chitra, Perumal Jayaraj, Seema Sen, Seema Kashyap, Neelam Pushker. Investigation of role of cyclooxigenase 2 in squamous cell carcinoma of the eyelid at National conference on recent advances in biological sciences (NCRABS-2020) organized by Department of Biosciences,Faculty of Natural Sciences, Jamia Millia Islamia on March 5,2020, PP38 page 86; (3) Perumal Jayaraj. Oral presentation “PD-1 and PD-L1 pathway in sebaceous gland carcinoma of theeyelid: a possible target for curcumin and apeginin ?” at the International Conference on Natural Products and Human Health-2020(ICNPHH-2020) Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi, Kalka Ji, New Delhi-110019 on February 26-29, 2020; (4) Pranjal, Perumal Jayaraj, Seema Sen. Poster presentation under the category of research entitled “Analysis of human TERT expression in squamous

56 cell carcinoma of the skin: its implication in tumor metastasis and differentiation“ at International conference on Frontiers in Biochemistry and Biotechnology: Strategies to combat human diseases. February 12-13, 2020 organised by Department of Biochemistry, Shivaji College and south campus, University of Delhi; (5) Kartikey Saxena, Seema Sen, Perumal Jayaraj. Poster presentation under the category of innovative idea for paper entitle “Utility of TCCA solution as a bleaching agent for assessment of conjunctival melanoma: an immunohistochemical approach to detect tert immunoreactivity”at International conference on Frontiers in Biochemistry and Biotechnology: Strategies to combat human diseases. February 12-13, 2020 organised by Department of Biochemistry,Shivaji College and south campus, University of Delhi; (6) Nabhnita Ghosh,Deepanjan Banerjee, Vani Srinivasan, Mehak Madan, Abhimanyu Singh, perumal jayaraj. Poster presentation under the category of innovative idea for paper entitle “Study of early stages of osteogenesis in aseel using cost effective and reproducible set-up at undergraduate level ”at International conference on Frontiers in Biochemistry and Biotechnology: Strategies to combat human diseases. February 12-13, 2020 organised by Department of Biochemistry,Shivaji College and south campus, University of Delhi; (7) Perumal Jayaraj, Seema Sen, Seema Kashyap, Neelam Pushker, "Immunohistochemical analysis of immune checkpoint regulators PD-1 and PD-L1 and their correlation with p53 mutational status in eyelid sebaceous gland carcinoma poster presentation in the conference “Emerging Trends in Translation Oncology” on 14th- 15th February 2020,All India Institute of Medical Science,New Delhi

He also participated - in the Second JNU Workshop for Empowering Teaching through Online Mode (JNU-WETOM II) held on May 09-10, 2020; webinar on “Zebraﬁsh Model System” organized by the Department of Biochemistry, Shivaji College, University of Delhi under the aegis of DBT; and participated and completed Two Weeks Faculty Development Programme on "Managing online classes and co-creating moocs” 2.)” From May 18-June 03, 2020

Dr. Mansi Verma, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, participated in two international conferences - “Strengthening Microbial Ecology Research Network in SouthEast Asia” organized by International Society of Microbial Ecology (ISME) on “Dengue, Zika, West Nile Virus: One vaccine for many targets” at Nepal from 12th-14th February, 2020 and organized by INSCR and Department of Microbiology, MDU during October 11-12, 2019 at Maharshi Dyanand University, Rohtak. She delivered an invited talk on “Dengue, Zika, West Nile Virus : One vaccine for many targets” for the Southeast Asian Regional Symposium on Microbial Ecology (SARSME-2020) held during February 12- 14, 2020 in Pokhra Nepal. Dr,Mansi Verma delivered an oral presentation on “ Dengue, Zika, West Nile Virus : One “Flaviviruses : one vaccine several solutions” in young scientist Forum at International conference on the theme : Current Trends in Microbiology And Microbiome Research : A Global Perspective (Ctm 2019) organized by INSCR and Department of Microbiology, MDU, during October 11-12, 2019 at Maharshi Dyanand University, Rohtak.

She got a letter of appreciation for presenting a talk (Young Scientist Forum) at International conference organized by INSCR and Department of Microbiology, MDU, during October 11-12, 2019 at Maharshi Dyanand University, Rohtak. She also obtained a token of appreciation for invited lecture at an International Conference entitled “Strengthening Microbial Ecology Research Network in South East Asia” organized by International Society of Microbial Ecology (ISME) on “Dengue, Zika, West Nile Virus: One Vaccine for many targets” at Nepal during February 12-14, 2020. She was the moderator of Covid-19 community page on Research Gate (among seven International Moderators).

ADD ON COURSES in the session 2019-20

The College offered Add-on courses for students on contemporary topics. These courses were open to students of other universities and colleges, and were in addition to the routine undergraduate courses. A total of four add-on courses were conducted in this academic year in addition to the ongoing certificate courses in foreign languages like Spanish, German.  Ayurbiology: This course was conducted in odd semester and had 35 participants. Experts came from AIIMS, IGIB, Chaudhary Bramhaprakash Institue of Ayurveda. Participants also went on a field visit to All India Institue of Ayurveda.  Intellectual property rights: The course has been successfully running for a couple of years and was conducted in the even semester. It had 55 participants and Attornies-at-law Mr. Hari Subramanium and Dahlia Sen Oberoi from Sen Oberoi law firm were the resource persons  Enterpreneurship: The course was conducted in even semester and had 36 participants. Experts were invited from DSE, Dept of Commerce, DU, ANDC college, DU. The course also incorporated for the first time online evaluation mode using MOOCs platform

 Climate change: issues, concerns and strategies (Department of Botany and Environmental science): the course was conducted in even semester and had 46 undergraduate as well as post graduate students as participants from different colleges. Experts were invited from JNU, IARI, IP University, DU, Kurukshetra University, DST.

INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

Smt. Durgabai Deshmukh Deshmukh Block is completed and ready for inauguration. The block is having a state-of-art seminar room, which can accommodate around 400 students. The building is also equipped with ergonomically designed benches for students in the class rooms. The furniture for laboratories is getting augmented and will be completed in a short span of time.

LIBRARY

The college library is a well-stocked library with a collection of more than 1, 45, 891 book titles on different disciplines to cater all educational needs of faculty members, students and staff. The library follows an open access system and maintains Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) to provide easy access to the shelves. The library is well equipped with all facilities and resources (print and electronic) in the formats of books, journals (print and electronic), newspapers, online databases, magazines, atlases, encyclopedias and dictionaries etc. The library is fully computerized, uses the library management software (LMS) Libsys- Lsease web centric software. In addition to the college library, students are also offered the facility of departmental libraries for quick and easy access of books. The entire library is under CCTV surveillance.

The college library provides following services/facilities to its users-

 OPAC  NLIST  DULS subscribed e-resources  Separate air-conditioned reading rooms for faculty and students  Wi-fi enabled library  More than 50 journals and magazines  15 Newspapers in 4 languages, in which 8 Newspapers are in English language, 4 in Hindi, 2 in Telugu and 1 in Tamil.

STAFF SUPERANNUATION

Teaching

The following faculty members retired from the services on attaining the age of superannuation, after rendering their valuation services to the college:

Sl. Name of the Faculty with Department Date of retirement No. 1 Ms. Raj Kumar, Associate Professor, 31.03.2019 Department of Statistics 2 Dr.V.A. Rama Raju, Associate Professor, 30.06.2019 Department of Economics 3 Dr.R.P. Singh, Associate Professor, 31.10.2019

Department of Chemistry 4 Dr.E. Muralidhar Rao, Associate Professor, 31.10.2019 Department of Telugu 5 Dr. A.N. Anwer, Associate Professor, 31.10.2019 Department of English 6 Dr.Sushil Gupta, Associate Professor, Deptt. of Hindi 31.03.2020

Non-Teaching Staff:

The following non-teaching members retired from the services on attaining the age of superannuation, after rendering their valuation services to the college:

Sl. Name of the Non-teaching member with designation Date of retirement No. 1 Ms. Ashawati, Assistant 30.09.2019 2 Mr. Nand Kishore Beniwal, Daftri 31.12.2019

The following Non- Teaching staff members are confirmed in their respective posts

Sl. Name of the Employee & designation Date of No. joining/Confirmation 1 Mr. Naveen Chaudhary 31.03.2018 S.T.A. (Computers) 2 Ms. Sandhya Salunia 31.03.2018 Semi Professional Assistant 3 Mr. Anshul 31.03.2018 Junior Assistant 4 Ms. Alisa Rebecca Minj 31.03.2018 Junior Assistant 5 Mr. Dharmendra Kumar Mahto 31.03.2018 Junior Assistant 6 Ms. Nidhi 31.03.2018 Junior Assistant

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I sincerely thank Sri Y. V Subba Reddy, Chairman, TTD and our College Governing Body, Shri Anil Kumar Singhal, IAS, Executive Officer, TTD, Sri O. Balaji, F.A. & CAO, TTD and the Treasurer of our College Governing Body, for their constant guidance and encouragement and extending necessary financial assistance from the TTD for various developmental projects in the college.

Special thanks to our college Governing Body Members – Smt. V. Prasanthi, Member, TTD, Sri B.P.S. Reddy, Member, TTD, Dr. Nichitha Muppavarapu, Member, TTD, Sri D.P. Anantha, Member, TTD, Smt. Sudha Murty, Member, TTD, for their constant guidance and encouragement.

I also thank Prof. Swati Saha and Prof. Amit Kumar Bardhan, former University Representatives on the college Governing Body, Ms. Aruna Rao & Dr. Arun Kumar Bhardwaj, former Teachers‟ Representatives and Dr. Meenakshi Bharat and Dr. Ram Kishore Yadav, present Teachers representatives on the Governing Body; for their valuable cooperation and guidance in all matters relating to academics and administration of the college.

I am also thankful to all other officials from TTD - Sri Basant Kumar, IAS J.E.O..(Tirupati), Sri A.V. Dharma Reddy, IAS, J.E.O. (Tirumala); Ms. S. Bhargavi, JEO (H&E), Sri S. Ravi Prasadu, Addl. F.A. & C.A.O., Dr. R. Ramana Prasad, DEO, Sri P.V. Sesha Reddy, General Manager (Transport), Sri C. Chandrasekhara Reddy & Sri G. Rama Chandra Reddy, Former Chief Engineers, and Sri M. Ramesh Reddy, present Chief Engineer, Sri Nageswara Rao S.E. – III, Sri A. Venkateswarlu, SE (Electrical), Sri Ravi Sankar Reddy, D.E. (Electrical) and TTD Engineers stationed at Delhi for their constant guidance and encouragement.

I sincerely thank Prof. Yogesh K Tyagi, Vice Chancellor, Prof. C.P. Joshi, PVC, Prof. Balaram Pani, Dean of Colleges, Prof. Suman Kundu, Director, UDSC, Prof. Tarun Kumar Das, former Registrar, Shri C.P. Raghave, Registrar (I/c), Prof. Rajeev Gupta, Dean Students Welfare and other university officials for their continuous cooperation and guidance.

My thanks are also due to Prof. D.P. Singh, Chairman, Prof. Bhushan Patwardhan, Vice Chairman, Prof. Rajnish Jain, Secretary and other authorities from U.G.C. for their encouragement and timely release of funds.

I record my sincere thanks to the active involvement and cooperation of Dr. A.K. Chaudhary, Bursar, and Dr.R.K. Budhraja, present Secretary, Staff Council, Dr. Nimal Kumar, Staff Advisor and President, Dr. Om Prakash, Secretary and office bearers of Teaching Staff Association and Mr. M. Venkateswara Rao, President, Mr. U.R.R. Narendra, Secretary and other office bearers of Non-Teaching Staff Association.

My special thanks to Dr. Ram Kishore Yadav, Proctor and other members on the Proctorial Committee, Dr. Om Prakash, Convenor and other members on the Purchase Committee. I must record my sincere appreciation and thanks to all the members of the Examination Committee for their active involvement in the smooth conduct of examinations.

I am also extremely thankful to Convenor and other members on the ECA Committee, Dr. Kameswara Sarma YVR, Convenor and other members on the Sports Committee; Dr. Arvind Meena, Convenor and other members of the Fine Arts Association.

I also convey my sincere thanks to Mr. M. Jeevan, Convenor and other members of the Development Fund Committee for their active involvement and help in carryout the developmental works

I am thankful to Dr. Mukti Kant Shukla, Warden for Boy‟s Hostel and Dr.Nandita Narayanasamy, Warden for Girls‟ Hostel for their active involvement in managing the Hostels effectively and ensuring observance of strict discipline in the Hostels and also looking after the requirements of the hostel inmates from time to time.

I sincerely thank all my colleagues both teaching and non-teaching staff, the Convenors and the Members of the various committees/associations, Teachers-in-Charge of the departments, without whose help and cooperation, sincerity and dedication to their duties, the college could not have attained the present status.

I place on record my appreciation of the exemplary leadership of Students Union and sincere appreciation to the Fine Arts Office bearers, Members of other associations and societies for their contribution to the successful conduct of Nexus festival and other association activities.

I record my appreciation to Mr. D.Venkata Ramana A.O.(I/c) & Section Officer (Accounts), Mr. Madan Lal Gautam, Section Officer (Admn) and staff of Accounts and Administration Sections, Mr.Sandeep, Caretaker, Technical Assistants, Laboratory Staff, Library Staff, Chowkidars, Sweepers, and Electricians who have been taking all responsibilities to upkeep the work. A special mention of appreciation to Ms. Aruna Rao, Convenor, Garden Committee, Mr.Babu Lal and our Malis for maintaining the campus greener and colourful.

I thank all the individuals and institutions who have created endowment towards medals, scholarship etc. in memory of their beloved ones who have been part of this college as a students, alumni, staff or somebody who had great love for academics.

I congratulate all the academic prize winners who brought laurels to the institution with their academic distinctions and also compliment their proud parents and guardians.

I thank our students, past and present for their invaluable contribution in enhancing the prestige of this institution. I am sure, with the blessings of Lord Venkateswara the college will scale new heights in the years to come.

Any omissions and commissions in the presentation of this report be accepted.

Thank you all & JAI HIND

Dr. S. VENKATA KUMAR Ag. PRINCIPAL, SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE