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Appendix-III Resolution No. 42 E.C. dated 07/08.03.2018 Annexure- Ill I Governing Bodies of 28 Delhi Government Sponsored Colleges Appendix-III Resolution No. 42 E.C. dated 07/08.03.2018 Acharya Narendra Dev• College Delhi Government Nominee S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email 1 Prof. Anwar Alam Ed ucationist JNU School of Language, · Literature and 9868319298 - Culture Studies, Jawahar Lal University, New Delhi - 67 2 Surender Jaglan Social Worker Former Teacher in Kendriya 0/59, 3rd Floor, Pandav Nagar, Delhi 8588833513 Vidhyalaya Delhi University Panel S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Ms. Meena Mani Architect Mani Chowfla. Architects Consultants, 011-41327564 contact@manichowfla. com 5613 Friends Colony East, Delhi - 110065 2 Justice Usha Mehra Judge Delhi High Court B-57, Defence Colony 9818421144 j [email protected]. in New Delhi - II 0024 3 Dr. Madhavi Diwan Advocate 9, Nizamuddin East, New Delhi - 9873819504 110013 4 Prof. Atiqur Rahman Dept. of Geography, Plot No. 35, Flat No. 302, Zakir Nagar 9873115404 [email protected]. in Jamia Millia Tslamia !(West) New Delhi - II 0025 5 Tapas Sen Media specialist Executive Vice President 3rd Florr, Times Center, Plot No. 6, 9810301383 [email protected] Journalist Times of India Group & Sector 16A, Film City, Noida Chief Programming Officer, Radio Mirchi Appendix-III Resolution No. 42 E.C. dated 07/08.03.2018 Aditi Mahavidyalaya Delhi Government Nominee S.No. Name P'rofession Affiliation Residence . Phone Email I Prabhanjan Jha Educationist Delhi Atithi Shikshak Sangh 4498 A, B-1 10/10, Sant Nagar (Burari), 8447747601 Delhi -84 2 Dharam Veer Sharma Advocate Udbhos (NGO) B-4/205, Sector-7, Rohini, Delhi - 9810883384 110085. Delhi University Panel S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Amrcnder Kumar Adcovate B-1 0, Chetak Apartment, Rohini, Delh i-· 9810794923 110085 2 Dr. Jyotish Joshi Author & Former D-4/37, Sec-15, Rohini, 9818603319 Secretary, Hindi Delhi-110089 Academy 3 Shri Arun Bhardwaj Advocate N-11, 3rd Floor, 9810109681 [email protected] Jungpura Extn. 01 1-41542825 New Delhi- 11 0014 4 Dr. Mehrunnisa Parve7. Eminent Writer in 301, Narmada Apartments, New M.S. 9977064575 Hindi Literature Flats, 0755-2430210 Dr. Bishambar Das Marg New Delhi-110001 5 Dr. Manju BaJa Educationist Microbiology Dept, 14/1, Sector- 13, RK Puram 98 11183273 [email protected] Vardhaman New Delhi- 110029 Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospital ' 1 ~s~.(ll~liaEJI<!1~ X~IIeges) " ~~/University of Delhi ~-\ \OOO'//Delhi·110007 \12_ Appendix-III Resolution No. 42 E.C. dated 07/08.03.2018 Bhim Rao Ambedkar College Delhi Government Nominee . S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Deepanshu Shrivastav SociaL Worker Global Upside India House No. 4/161, Flat No. A I, Street no 7838133173 I I, Bhola Nath Nagar, Shahdara, Delhi 32. 2 Munendra Singh Chauhan Advocate None S-1 82/a, SF, School Block, Shakarpur, 8588833474 Delhi - II0092. 3 Masood Ali Khan Social Worker Public Secular Welfare Samiti C I/29, Imam Bara, New Seelampur, 9810380032 Delhi- 11 0053 4 Haji Shahnawaz Educationist Crescent School A-2 Taj Enclave, Geeta Colony, Delhi - 989176731 1 110031 5 Parija V.Phatarpekar Advocate Delhi High Court Flat no. 122, Kalavihar Apartment, 9868036232 Mayur Vihar, Phase-! Extn, Delhi- I 10091. Delhi University Panel S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Shri Sujit Ojha Renowned Vocalist Gandharva Mahavidhyalaya 2 12, Deen 9810417533 suj itkumarojha02@gmai !.com Dayal Upadhyaya Marg, New Delhi- IIHll'lfl? 2 Vimal Mohan Special Correspondent P-l/1205, Ashiyana Palm Court, 9811199305 Sports Rajnagar Extention, Ghaziabad, UP - 20101 7 3 Rajeev Saxena New Delhi Advocate 708, Lawyers Chamber, 981081 11 80 Block -3, Delhi High Court, New Delhi 4 Shri Balvinder Kumar lAS (Retd.) Former Vice-Chairman, DDA Bungalow No. 51, New Moti Bagh, 8800477477 [email protected] Netaji Nagar, New Delhi - II 0021 5 Ms. Sarojini Sinha Artist Artist Dream Artist Dream, C-8/8l08, Vasant Kunj, 9818445407 [email protected] New Delhi - II0070 .... \ - ·~Y~~("t~•t••XC ~ egis ~ fcl~<tfciElltilll/University of Delhi ~-II 0007/Deg lhi-110007 Appendix-III ,' Resolution No. 42 E.C. dated 07/08.03.2018 Bhagini Nivedita College Delhi Government Nominee S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Pawan Shanna Professional Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank RZC-3/65B, Mahavir Enclave, part-1, 8588833561 New Delhi - 110045. 2 Arti Singh Social Worker None Flat No. 118, DDA Pocket-2, Sector-9, 9999565897 Owarka, New Delhi-110075 3 Dr. Mohanlal Panda Professional Transtec, Brussels A-102, Neelachal Apartment, Plot No.3, 98 18499296 Sector-4, Dwarka. New Delhi-110078. 4 Birendara Yadav Entrepreneur Fonner- Indian Air Force WZ-235A, Street-7, Sadh Nagar, Palam 931223 1512 Colony, New Delhi -110045. Delhi University Panel S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Prof. S.D. Muni Educationist JNU J-1 176, Palam Vihar 011-26717983 [email protected] Gurgaon - 122017 2 Professor Kiran Devendra Educationi st Retired NCERT Professor 1-1 0, First Floor 9871544949 [email protected] South City II, Gurgaon, Haryana 3 Ambassador Gopalaswamy Diplomat Fonner IFS Officer A-34 IFS Apartments 981o'5 13575 [email protected] Parthasarathy Mayur Vihar, Phase I Delhi- 110091 4 Prof. Sudheer Kumar Educationist JNU 167, Uttarakhand,JNU, 9650925030 [email protected] New Delhi - 110067 5 Dr. Kavita Shanna Educationist South Asian University H. No. I0, Sector 15A, 9871878484 [email protected] Naida, (U P) ~~w "' ~""'"'~ ~ om eg " ':!~(~~)( allege()] · ~ f4~ilf&W@I/University of Delhi ~"-1 1 OOO'//Oelhl·110007 ~ Appendix-III Resolution No. 42 E.C. dated 07/08.03.2018 Bbarati College Delhi Government Nominee S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Anupam Singh !YfBA Kaycee Memorial Educational 128, Aspen Green, Nirvana Country, 9811159933 Society Sector-50, Gurgaon-1 22018 2 Paarnil Bhutani Social Worker Forrner-Sunblaze 71, Chander Nahar, Janak Puri, New 9212390786 Delhi-110058. 3 Abhinav Mishra Professional Shared Reach D-4/37,. Sector- 15, Rohini, DeU1i - 9958870774 110089 4 Sanjay Puri Social Worker Fonner, Municipal Councillor A-IN34A Janak Prui, New Delhi - 9810162180 110058. Delhi University Panel S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Dr. Gowri lshwaran Educationist Principal, Sanskriti School The Global Eduation and Leadership 0124-4974400 [email protected] Foundation, lst florr, Plot no. 39, Sector- 32, Institutional Area, gurgaon 2 Prof. S.D. Muni Educationist JNU J-1176, Palam Vibar 011 -26717983 [email protected] Gurgaon- 122017 3 Professor Kiran Devendra Educationist Retired NCERT Professor f-1 0, First Floor 987 1544949 [email protected] South City II, Gurgaon, Haryana 4 Dr. S.P. Narang Educationist Director, Board of Governors, 6/403, D Type Flats, 9810413450 spn [email protected] Management Development East End Apartments, - Institute, Gurgaon Mayur Vihar, Phase-I EXIn., Delhi- 11 0096 5 Shri PK Seth lAS Retd. E-309, Gaur Geen Avenue Abbay !Chand 9350880684 [email protected] · II, lndirapuram Ghaziabad R~gis\rar ( )lColleges) . ~ /University of Oelm ~-\ \ pOO'//Oelhi-110007 ~ Appendix-III Resolution No. 42 E.C. dated 07/08.03.2018 Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences Delhi Government Nominee S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Guneesh Agarwal Social Worker Satyamev Jayate Foundation B-44 Chhatarpur Enclave, Ph-2, 8976812434 Chhattarpur, New Delhi 2 Ramesh Mohan Srivastava Chartered Accountant Mount Carmel School G-65, 2nd Floor, Ganesh Nagar-H. 9654979968 Shakarpur, Delhi- I 10092 3 Pranav Jain Social Worker None 9868204263 4 Navin Kumar Dass Banking Professional Former-Sun Direct F-4, Budh Nagar, lnderpuri, New Delhi - 8588833838 110012 5 Bhasker Sharma Professional Former-Sahara Airli nes R-5/76, New Raj nagar, Ghaziabad 9643322046 Delhi University Panel S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Prof. Anupma Goel Educationist NLU, Dwarka National Law Univerwsity, Sector-1 4, 9810604279 [email protected] Dwarka, Delhi 2 Vivekand Singh Retd. Professor TM Bhagalpur University 225, Reyashi Apartments, Pocket - 7, 9868629168 Dept. ofPsychology Sector- 12, Dwarka 3 Prof. Uma Garg Vocalist Former Dean, Faculty of S-706, silicon City, Amrapli Group, 9810015797 [email protected] Music & Fine Arts Sector -79, Gautarn Budh Nagar, Noida- 201301 4 Dr. Kavita Kakkar Doctor C2/25 Phase- 2, Ashok Vihar 9868270138 [email protected] Delhi- 110052 5 Mr. Prashant Shukla Lawyer Supreme Court H.No.-134, 13th Floor, Emralad Heights · [email protected] Tower-!, Ramprastha Greens, Sector-7, Vaishali ""' \.. \2~ n..\ .l!'-m~ , e 1 • ('161~tl1C1ll C lie es ~ R ~ iiREl t Cillt/Uni ersity of Delhi ~-11 0007/Delhi-110007 ~ Appendix-III Resolution No. 42 E.C. dated 07/08.03.2018 Dcen Dayal Upadhyay College Delhi Government Nominee S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Prof. S D Siddiqui Educationist Fonner, Aurobindo College Profesor's Apartments, 458A (Upper 987 1755553 Ground) Plot No. 8, Zakir Nagar West, . Okhla, New Delhi-1 10025 2 Kapil Bhardwaj Business Consultant RJL Prem Cottage, B-297, Saraswati Vihar, 9555576173 Delhi- 110034 3 OP Bhardwaj Social Worker None B-35, Karampura, New Delhi -110015 9868844652 4 Madhuri Varshney Social Worker None Flat No. 94, 2nd Floor, Pocket-! & 2, 9810073218 Sector-3, DDA SFS, Dwark.a, New Delhi -75 5 Ambrish Trikha Professional Mind Works Media . 41, Bank Vihar, Rd. 42, Pitampura, 98990850 15 Delhi-110034. Delhi University Panel S.No. Name Profession Affiliation Residence Phone Email I Prof. A.nupama Gael Educationist NLU, Dwarka Nationa Law University, Sector-14, 98 10604279 [email protected] Dwarka, Delh i ' 2 Vivekand Singh Retd. Professor TM Bhagalpu r University 225, Reyashi Apartments, Pocket - 7, 9868629168 Dept. of Psychology Sector- 12, Dwarka 3 Dr. Renuka Agarwal Doctor K-2/4, lind Floor, Model Town, Delhi - 997123 1103 [email protected] 110009 4 Shri S.C.
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  • REX Karmaveer Global Fellowship Program

    REX Karmaveer Global Fellowship Program

    Instituted by iCONGO in partnership with the UN to encourage proactive citizenship. www.rexideas.com www.righteverywrong.com www.karmaveerglobalawards.com Prayer I stand with respect and humility before myself and among Karmaveers, free from all past inhibitions, to replace them with character strengths and virtues. I act in harmony with my fellows to fulll our mission. I beseech the indomitable power within me to help me uphold the code and credo of Karmaveer fellowship. Placing others before self, I proceed with steadfastness and fearlessness towards my purpose with a compassionate heart and an ethical mind. I stand here for the weak, the needy and the old. I accept my faults as my own alone, and with modesty place all the credit and praise of my deed on the fellowship. I practice non conformity and step out to be and lead the change. I am the change. I have within me unending everlasting strength to persevere and right every wrong. I shall proceed with the courage of conviction and a determined march. I will fulll my tasks with the utmost diligence and sincerity, for it is on my honour. I am here because I want to be. I have heard the voice of my conscience. I have awoken. I bear the mark of Karmaveer Chakra on the palm of my hands and the soles of my feet that are the innite source of my energy that propels me forward. I resolve to do my duty and to live honourably. I invoke the powers within me to ignite. I am a warrior.
  • Module 18 Creativity in Bharatanatyam

    Module 18 Creativity in Bharatanatyam

    PAPER 6 DANCE IN INDIA TODAY, DANCE-DRAMAS, CREATIVITY WITHIN THE CLASSICAL FORMS, INDIAN CLASSICAL DANCE IN DIASPORA (USA, UK, EUROPE, AUSTRALIA, ETC.) MODULE 18 CREATIVITY IN BHARATANATYAM What is Creativity? The Oxford dictionary says that creativity is “The use of imagination or original ideas to create something or in other words “inventiveness” of the art form while novel yet conforming to the vocabulary and grammar. In Bharatanatyam, creativity has always been the force, like in other classical dances, that has molded the art form to its current state. Even though, Natyasastra and other literature talk about angabhedas / अꅍगभेद, angarakas / अंगारक, upangas / उऩांग, etc., it was probably in the Thanjavur Maratha period that the adavus / आडवु got codified and systematized. It would be an understatement to say that the first bout of creativity in Bharatanatyam was by Tanjore Quartet brothers. The reason is that they had the imagination of reinventing the dance, which was until then a mixed bag of performances, to a path leading to transcendence. The Margam, as we know it, was indeed a path breaking approach, where the dancer starts from the warm-up like Alarippu, to showing the glimpse of abhinaya in Shabdam, to a full throttled combination 1 of nritta and abhinaya in the Varnam, to a more relaxed Padam or Javali, and finally culminating in the showcase of exuberant dance as in the Tillana. Indeed, the Margam has found rasikas and dancers captivated for centuries. In T. Balasaraswati’s words The Bharatanatyam recital is structured like a Great Temple. We enter through the Gopuram / गोऩुरम (outer hall) of alarippu, cross the Ardhamantapam / अधधमंडऩ (half-way hall) of Jatiswaram, then the Mantapa / मंडऩ (great hall) of Sabdam, and enter the holy precinct of the deity in the Varnam.