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RAMAKRISHNA MISSION VIVEKANANDA UNIVERSITY, BELUR MATH RECONSTITUTION of the BOARD of MANAGEMENT AS PER the AMENDED UGC REGULATIONS Resolution No ANNEXURE 5 RAMAKRISHNA MISSION VIVEKANANDA UNIVERSITY, BELUR MATH RECONSTITUTION OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT AS PER THE AMENDED UGC REGULATIONS Resolution No. 3 passed at a meeting of the Governing Body of the Ramakrishna Mission (Sponsoring Society of the Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University) held at its Belur Math premises on 5 January 2015 Resolved that the Board of Management of Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University be and is hereby reconstituted as noted below, with immediate effect, and that UGC and MHRD be informed accordingly: (1) Vice Chancellor: Swami Atmapriyananda (2) Pro-Vice Chancellor: Swami Sarvottamananda (3) & (4) Two Deans of Faculties: (i) Dr Manas Ghosh, Dean of the Faculty of IRDM, Narendrapur (ii) Dr N. Muthiah, Dean of the Faculty of DMSE, Coimbatore Centre (5), (6) & (7) Three eminent academicians nominated by the Chancellor: (i) Prof Bimal Roy, Director, Indian Statistical Institute (ii) Prof R. Balasubramanian, Director, Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai (iii) Dr S. Ayyappan, Director-General, Indian Council for Agricultural Research, New Delhi (8) One eminent academic nominated by MHRD in consultation with UGC: Smt. Sharmistha Mukherjee, New Delhi (9) & (10) Two teachers (from Professors, Associate Professors): (i) Prof Debashis Gangopadhyay, RKMVU (ii) Prof Siddhartha Ray, RKMVU (11) & (12) Two nominees of the Sponsoring Society (Ramakrishna Mission): (i) Swami Bodhasarananda, Assistant General Secretary, Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission with Headquarters at Belur Math (ii) Swami Kaleshananda, School of Environment & Disaster Management, holding the post of Controller of Examinations Registrar (non-member Secretary): Swami Durgananda (Note: IRDM = Integrated Rural Development & Management, Faculty at Narendrapur Centre, DMSE = Disability Management and Special Education, Faculty at Coimbatore Centre), RKMVU = Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University, UGC = University Grants Commission, MHRD = Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India Chancellor: Swami Suhitananda, General Secretary, Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission Ref: Resolution No.4 of the Board of Management of Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University passed at its meeting on 29 May 2014: Finance Committee Composition according to the UGC Regulations: (1) Vice Chancellor—Chairperson 1 (2) Pro-Vice Chancellor (wherever applicable) 2 (3) Nominee of Ramakrishna Mission (Sponsoring Society) 3 (4) & (5) Nominees of Board of Management 4, 5 (6) Representative of Central Government 6 (7) Finance Officer—Secretary 7 Reconstituted Composition of the Finance Committee according to the New Regulations w.e.f. 1 April 2014: (1) Vice Chancellor: Swami Atmapriyananda (2) Pro-Vice Chancellor: Swami Sarvottamananda (3) Nominee of Ramakrishna Mission (Sponsoring Society): (4) & (5) Two nominees of the Board of Management: (i) Swami Kaleshananda, Controller of Examinations and Monk-in-Charge, Cash transactions and Donation (ii) Sri Joy Debnath, Chartered Accountant (6) Representative of the Central Government: Smt. Vidul Jalan, Executive Director, Mangalam Cements Limited (7) Finance Officer (Secretary of the Finance Committee): Swami Atmeshwarananda RAMAKRISHNA MISSION VIVEKANANDA UNIVERSITY Faculty of Integrated Rural & Tribal Development and Management (IRTDM) Morabadi, Ranchi-834008 Composition of Academic Council and Board of Studies Sl. Name Designation No. 1. Swami Atmapriyananda Vice Chancellor (Chairman) 2. Swami Bhaveshananda Administrative Head ,Faculty of IRTDM 3. Swami Kaleshananda Controller of Examination, RKMVU. 4. Swami Hariharananda Registrar (Officiating),RKMVU. 5. Swami Shivapurananda Assistant Academic Co-ordinator, IRDM, Narendrapur. 6. Dr. R. P. Singh ‘Ratan’ Director of Extension, Birsa Agricultural University. 7. Dr. S. Kumar, Former Principal Scientist and Head, HARP, Plandu, Ranchi. 8. Dr. R.N. Verma Ex-Director, NRC for Mushroom, Solan, Himachal Pradesh. 9. Dr. A. K. Jasu, Hon Dean, Faculty of IRTDM, RKMVU. 10. Dr. D. Lahiri Professor, Faculty of IRTDM, RKMVU. 11. Dr. A. K. Mondal Professor, Faculty of IRTDM, RKMVU. 12. Dr. Ajeet Singh Programme Coordinator, Divyayan KVK,Ranchi 13. Dr. B.M. Singh Registrar, ICFAI University (Jharkhand). 14. Dr. Arunava Sengupta HOD (Assistant Professor) Faculty of IRTDM, RKMVU 15. Dr. Dipankar Chatterjee Assistant Professor, Faculty of IRTDM, RKMVU 16. Dr. A. K. Dutta Assistant Professor, Faculty of IRTDM, RKMVU 17. Dr. P. Agarwal Assistant Professor, Faculty of IRTDM, RKMVU 18. Sri S. Patra (Invitee), RKMVU Academic Council / Board of Studies of the Faculty of ‘Integrated Rural Developmentand Management (IRDM)’ at the Faculty Centre at Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama, Narendrapur 1. Swami Atmapriyananda (Chairman) Vice Chancellor Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University Belur Math, Howrah Ph.: 033-2654 9999; M- 98302 16636 e-mail: [email protected] 2. Swami Sarvagananda (Administrative Head, IRDM Faculty Centre) Secretary, Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama, Narendrapur IRDM Faculty Centre at Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama, Narendrapur. Ph. 033-2477 2201/2/3/7 e-mail: [email protected] 3. Swami Hariharananda Registrar, RKMVU, Belur Math, Howrah Ph.: 033-2654 9999 e-mail: [email protected] 4. Dr Manas Ghosh Dean, IRDM Faculty Centre Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama Narendrapur, Kolkata – 700 103 Ph. No. 033-2477 0715; M- 9433390828 e-mail: : [email protected] 5. Swami Shivapurnananda Course Coordinator of the Faculties of IRDM Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University Belur Math, Howrah Ph. – 033 – 26549999, Fax – 033 - 26544640 6. Professor Debabrata Dasgupta Former Vice Chancellor Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya Res: “ Kalyan Shree, Simanta Pally Shantiniketan – 731 235, Ph.: 03463 264790 (R); M- 9434081038 e-mail: [email protected] 7. Dr Dhabaleswar Konar Ex-Director and Ex-officio Secretary, Agriculture,Govt. of West Bengal, (Residence): 21 G.N. Mitra Lane (near CPM Party Office), Parcus Road, Burdwan Ph. – 95342- 2567 017; M- 9433023436 8. Prof Dibyendu Sen Ex-Director, Directorate of Extension Education Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya Res: EB 1/12 Deshbandhu Nagar Kolkata: 700059 Ph. – 033 – 25765078 (R); M-9339862296 Email: [email protected] 9. Dr B. K. Dutta Director, Vivekananda Institute of Bio-technology (VIB) Sri Ramakrishna Ashrama, Neempith Ph. – 953218 226003 (O); M- 9434078003 e-mail: [email protected] 10. Dr Jayanta Dutta Head of the Department of Environmental Studies Burdwan University Ph. No.: 0342- 2663 758; M- 9434473544 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected] 11. Dr Somnath Bhattacharyya Professor, Dept. of Genetics Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya West Bengal Various Students’ Bodies formed at Belur main campus to help the University administration in looking after the students’ activities Literary committee Teacher-Advisers: Rakesh Das, Ashik Iqbal 1. Ananta Mukherjee 5th year (Coordinator) 2. Supriya Goswami 4th year (Vice-Coordinator) 3. Tuhin Mandal 1st year 4. Uttam Ghosh 1st year 5. Santanu Nayek 2nd year 6. Manomoy Manna 2nd year 7. Vivekananda Laxman 3rd year 8. Pankaj Raul 3rd year 9. Sudipta Dey 5th year 10. Krishnagopal Patra 4th year 11. Souborna Chowdhury comp. 1st year 12. Arpan Chatterjee physics 1st year 13. Sarvojit Das comp. 1st year Cultural Committee Teacher-Advisers: Janardan Ghosh, Maniklal Dey, Venkatraman Bhatta 1. Sukanta Manna 5th year (Coordinator) 2. Abhik Ghosh Mallick (Vice-Coordinator) 3. Rahul Kundu 5th year 4. Dipankar Mistry 4th year 5. Sourav Dey 4th year 6. Bappa Rajbanshi 3rd year 7. Malay Dalui 3rd year 8. Rahul Maity 2nd year 9. Krishnapada Ruidas 2nd year 10. Shubhankar Das 1st year 11. Shanti Ghosh 1st year 12. Pradeepta Kr. Ghosh phys. 1st year 13. Sudeep Podder Math. 1st year 14. Prasant Barman 15. Nityananda Manna 16. Sourav Das 5th year Re-union Committee (Alumni Association) Teacher-Advisers: Swami Shivapurnananda, Avijit Bandhopadhyaya 1. Pralay Manna 5th year (Coordinator) 2. Tathagata Mandal (Vice-Coordinator) 3. Shibhankar Barman 1st year 4. Sidhrta Bairagya 1st year 5. Busdeb Maji 2nd year 6. Avijit Ghosh 2nd year 7. Shukhdev Sahoo 3rd year 8. Manbendra Mandal 3rd 9. Nepal Das 5th year 10. Abhik Ghosh Mallick phys. 1st year 11. Shubhankar Sahoo comp. 1st year 12. Palash Ghorai Mess & Garden Committee Teacher-Advisers: Swamis Devattvananda, Hariharananda, Kripalayananda 1. Dibyendu Shit 5th year (Coordinator) 2. Suman Sahoo 2nd year 3. Rajkumar Adhikari 1st year 4. Amit Kr. Sahoo 1st year 5. Sumanta Bhaskar 2nd year 6. Sadananda Das 2nd year 7. Bullet Mandal 3rd year 8. Sanu Kr. Pati 9. Kartik Mandal 4th year 10. Rajesh Ghosh 11. Arnab Bera phys. 1st year 12. Pradeepta Kr. Ghosh phys. 1st year Health & Cleanliness Committee Teacher-Advisers: Swami Kripalayananda, Neeraj Bhargav, Gopikrishnan Reghu 1. Kartik Panda (Coordinator ) 2. Shambhu Nath Ghosh 1st year 3. Budhadev Das 1st year 4. Soumen Chakraborty 1st year 5. Rathin Boxi 2nd year 6. Shubhankar Barman 1st year 7. Shubhankar Samanta 3rd year 8. Rajesh Mandal 3rd year 9. Saibal Acharya 4th year 10. Arnab Bera 1st year 11. Arnab Seal 1st 12. Nirmal Hazra Yoga 13. Joydeb Dinda Library Committee Teacher-Advisers: Br. Bairagya Chaitanya, Debasis Gongopadhyaya 1. Laxmikanta Murmu (Coordinator) 2. Samit Kr. Hazra 1st year 3. Deepjyoti Layek 1st year 4. Rajesh Adhikari 1st year 5. Biswarup Bej 2nd year 6. Shubhadip Pal 2nd year 7. Malay Maity 3rd year 8. Soumitra Acharya 4th year 9. Krishnagopal Patra 4th year 10. Rahul Gazi 5th year 11. Abhijit Mahato math. 1st year
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