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Provisional List of Seminar/Conference proposals recommended by the Expert Committee Sl. Name & Name of College Title University Recomme Amount Remarks No. Designation of ndation Allocated Convener (Yes / (in No) Rupees) Chandigarh 1. Dr. Vinod DAV College Performance Panjab Yes 115000.00 # Kumar, HOD Sector-10, Chandigarh, Evaluation of University, Chandigarh Centrally sponsored Chandigarh Schemes in India 2. Dr. Dinesh Government Medical Symposium on Punjab Yes 144000.00 * Kumar, College "Adolescent and University, Statistician Sector- 32 Chandigarh Youth Friendly Chandigarh Cum Assistant Health Initiative Professor (AYFHI) through Mentoring Programs for Students" 3. Dr. Gobinda Post Graduate Role of Human Punjab Yes 107000.00 Chandra Sethi, Government College Rights in University, Assistant Sector-46, Chandigarh- mainstreaming the Chandigarh Professor 160047 Marginalized Sections in India: Understanding and Rethinking Strategies 4. Dr. Rajinder Post Graduate Punjab Yes 125000.00 * Pal Singh Josh, Government College for University, Associate Girls मे Chandigarh Professor Sector-42, Chandigarh- धारा: 160036 व सीमाए Haryana 5. Dr. Pradeep S. University College Role of River Ganga Kurukshetra Yes 130000.00 * Chauhan, Kurukshetra in socio-economic University, # Convenor and Ecological Kurukshetra system of India: The key factor of developmental Transformation 6. Dr. Jay Pal Aggarwal College Social, Economic Maharishi Yes 115000.00 Singh, Ballabgarh, Dist. and Cultural Dayanand Associate Faridabad Identities in University, Professor & Reconstructing Rohtak, Head Indian Nationalism Haryana 7. Ms. Ritu, Aggarwal College Restitution of Child Maharishi Yes 100000.00 * Assistant Ballabgarh, Dist. Rights in India Dayanand Provisional List of Seminar/Conference proposals recommended by the Expert Committee Sl. Name & Name of College Title University Recomme Amount Remarks No. Designation of ndation Allocated Convener (Yes / (in No) Rupees) Professor & Faridabad, Haryana University, HOD Rohtak, Haryana 8. Dr. Kamna C.M.K. National Girls Aadhunik Samaj Chaudhary Yes 124000.00 * Kaushik, College Aur Hindi Kavita Devi Lal Assistant Sirsa, Dist. Sirsa, Haryana mein Pryavaran University, Professor Chintan Sirsa 9. Dr. (Ms.) D.A.V. College for Girls National Seminar Kurukshetra Yes 115000.00 * Vishav Yamuna Nagar, Dist. on "Gandhian University, Mohini, Yamuna Nagar-134003 Perspective of Kurukshetra Director, Communal Women Harmony: Issues Studies Centre and Challenges in India" 10. Dr. Jyoti Rana, DAV Centenary College National Wokshop Maharishi Yes 100000.00 Head, NH-3, NIT, Faridabad, on Research Dayanand Associate Haryana Methodology & University, Professor Techniques using Rohtak SPSS & Mendeley 11. Dr. Kushal Pal, Dyal Singh College Understanding Kurukshetra Yes 110000.00 # Associate Karnal, Dist. Karnal, Bharat Ratna Dr. University, Professor & Haryana B.R. Ambedkar Kurukshetra HOD 12. Dr. Rajbir G.G.D.S.D. College Election Process Maharishi Yes 110000.00 * Singh, Palwal, Dist. Faridabad and Reforms in Dayanand Assistant India: Past, Present University, Professor and and Future Rohtak HOD 13. Dr. (Mrs.) Guru Nanak Khalsa Contribution of Kurukshetra Yes 71000.00 * Renu Gosain, College Martyrs in Freedom University, HOD Karnal, Dist. Karnal Struggle Kurukshetra 14. Mrs. Preeti Guru Nanak Khalsa Recent trend in Kurukshetra Yes 100000.00 * Kharb College Algebra and University, Convenor Karnal, Dist. Karnal, Analysis Kurukshetra Haryana 15. Dr.(Mrs.) Hindu Girls' College Material Science, Maharishi Yes 140000.00 * Latesh Taneja, Sonepat, Dist. Sonipat Nanotechnology, Dayanand # Associate Lasers and University, Professor and Ultrasonic Rohtak HOD Interferometry Provisional List of Seminar/Conference proposals recommended by the Expert Committee Sl. Name & Name of College Title University Recomme Amount Remarks No. Designation of ndation Allocated Convener (Yes / (in No) Rupees) 16. Dr. Geeta Kanya Mahavidyalaya Shrimad Bhagwat Maharishi Yes 70000.00 * Sharma, Kharkhoda, Dist. Gita - A way of Life Dayanand Associate Sonepat, Haryana University, Professor Rohtak 17. Dr. Ashima Kumari Vidyavati Anand Emerging Trends in Kurukshetra Yes 120000.00 * Gakhar, DAV College for Women Plant Sciences University, Associate Karnal, Distt. Karnal, Kurukshetra Professor Haryana 18. Dr. Punam Kumari Vidyavati Anand Inclusive growth Kurukshetra Yes 125000.00 * Kundu, DAV College for Women and sustainability: University, Org.Secretary Karnal, Dist. Karnal, challenges ahead Kurukshetra Haryana by 2020 19. Mrs. Seema M.D.S.D. Business Ethics: Kurukshetra Yes 100000.00 Aggarwal, Girls College Issues and University, Assistant Ambala City, Dist. Challenges Kuruskshetra Professor Ambala 20. Mrs. M.D.S.D. Current Social Kurukshetra Yes 80000.00 Sulochana Girls College Issues: University, Sharma, Ambala City, Dist. Expressions Kurukshetra Associate Ambala through Painting Professor 21. Dr. Rakhi, Maharaja Agrasen Make in India: A Kurukshetra Yes 100000.00 * Assistant Mahavidyalaya Milestone for University, Professor Jagadhri, Yamuna Nagar, Inclusive Growth Kuruskshetra Haryana 22. Dr. Vijay Maharaja Agrasen National seminar Kurukshetra Yes 90000.00 * Chawla, Asstt. Mahavidyalaya on Recent advances University, Professor Jagadhari, Dist. Yamuna in Pure and Applied Kurukshetra Nagar-135003 Mathematics 23. Dr. Geetu, Manohar Memorial दौर Chaudhary Yes 115000.00 # Assistant College Devi Lal Professor Fatehabad, Dist. सृजन University, Fatehabad, Haryana Sirsa 24. Ms. Sandhya Manohar Memorial Developing Chaudhary Yes 100000.00 * Aggarwal, College information literacy Devi Lal Librarian Fatehabad, Dist. skill among users to University, Fatehabad, Haryana promote research Sirsa competency, thinking and independent learning Provisional List of Seminar/Conference proposals recommended by the Expert Committee Sl. Name & Name of College Title University Recomme Amount Remarks No. Designation of ndation Allocated Convener (Yes / (in No) Rupees) 25. Dr. Chuhar Markanda National पंजाबी भाषा Kurukshetra Yes 75000.00 Singh, College University, : Assistant Shahabad, Markanda, ते नवीन Kurukshetra Professor Distt. Kurukshetra- 132135, Haryana 26. Dr. Amit Rao Birender Singh Teacher Education M.D. Yes 110000.00 Kumar, Asstt. College of Education in India: Cognizing University, Professor Rewari, Dist. Rewari, the Emerging Rohtak Haryana Changes and Challenges 27. Dr. S.N. S.D. College Make in India: Kurukshetra Yes 140000.00 * Sharma, Panipat, Dist. Panipat- Opportunities & University, Convenor 132103 Challenges Kurukshetra 28. Dr. Krishan Saheed Udam Singh का माडल और Kurukshetra Yes 130000.00 Kumar, Govt. Post Graduate University, Assistant College भारतीय Kurukshetra Professor Matak-Majri, Indri, Karnal, Haryana 29. Mr. Manish Sanatan Dharama Models of Critical Kurukshetra Yes 115000.00 * Goyal, HOD College Thinking in Indian University, # Ambala Cantt., Dist. Traditon and Kurukshetra Ambala, Haryana application in Media Literacy 30. Dr. Surender Technological Institute of Global Challenges: Choudhary Yes 100000.00 * Kumar Textile & Sciences Role of Science & Devi Lal Kaushik, Bhiwani, Dist Bhiwani Technology in University, Associate Imparting Their Sirsa Professor solution Himachal Pradesh 31. Dr. Surat Ram Govt. College Relation of Folk Himchal Yes 100000.00 * Thakur, Kullu, Dist. Kullu Music with Classical Pradesh Associate Music University, Professor Shimla 32. Partima Post Graduate Role of Financial Himachal Yes 125000.00 * Nadda, Asso. Government Degree Development in the Pradesh Prof. College Economic Growth University, Una, Dist. Una Himachal of India. shimla Pradesh 33. Neha Walia St. Bode's College Web Based Himachal Yes 100000.00 * Shimla-2, Dist. Shimla, Technologies: Pradesh # Himachal Pradesh Present & the University Future Provisional List of Seminar/Conference proposals recommended by the Expert Committee Sl. Name & Name of College Title University Recomme Amount Remarks No. Designation of ndation Allocated Convener (Yes / (in No) Rupees) Jammu & Kashmir 34. Dr. Yaseen Sri Partap College, National University Yes 75000.00 * Ahmad Shah, M. A. Road,Srinagar, J&K Interdisciplinary of Kashmir Principal – 190 001 Science Conference-2014 on "Recent Research Trends in Chemical and Environmental Science" 35. Dr. Kuldeep Government Degree Natural Resources : Jammu Yes 82000.00 * Kumar College Utilization and University, Sharma, Kishtwar, Jammu Conservation Jammu Associate Concerns Professor Punjab 36. Dr. K.N. Kaul, D.A.V. College Evaluation of Micro Guru Nanak Yes 100000.00 * Principal Amritsar, Punjab finance as - a Dev # growth catalyst in University, the Indian Amritsar Economy 37. Dr.(Mrs.) Anju Dev Samaj College for Eco-Friendly and Panjab Yes 75000.00 * Gupta, Women, Sustainable University, # Associate Ferozpur City, Punjab Chemistry Chandigarh Profesor 38. Dr. Amarjit Govind National College Relevance of Punjab Yes 50000.00 Kaur, Naranwal, District Physcial Education University, Assistant Ludhiana, Punjab and Sports to the Chandigarh Professor Society 39. Mrs. Santosh MMD DAV College Global Changes: Panjab Yes 105000.00 * Gupta, HOD Giddarbaha, Punjab Mapping Excellence University, Policies for India Chandigarh towards a better future 40. Dr. Sucharita, Apeejay College of Fine Role of Guru Nanak Yes 150000.00 * Principal Arts Photography Dev Univ, Jullundur, Distt. in Advertisement Amritsar Jalandhar Provisional List of Seminar/Conference proposals recommended by the Expert Committee Sl. Name & Name of College Title University Recomme Amount Remarks No. Designation of
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