TABLE OF CONTENTS Sl. Particulars Page 1. Introduction 1 School of Humanities 2. Report of the Dean, School of Humanities 6 3. Department of English 7 4. Department of Hindi 8 5. Department of Linguistics 15 6. Department of Manipuri 17 7. Department of Manipuri Dance 19 8. Department of Philosophy 23 School of Social Sciences 9. Report of the Dean, School of Social Sciences 25 10. Department of Adult Continuing Education and Extension 25 11. Department of Commerce 28 12. Department of Economics 34 13. Department of Education 38 14. Department of History 40 15. Department of Mass Communication 43 16. Department of Library and Information Science 44 17. Department of Manipur Institute of Management Studies 50 18. Centre for Manipur Studies 54 19. Centre for Myanmar Studies 57 20. Department of Political Science 58 School of Science 21. Report of the Dean, School of Science 62 22. Department of Anthropology 63 23. Department of Biochemistry 66 24. Department of Biotechnology 71 25. Department of Chemistry 72 26. Department of Computer Science 78 27. Department of Earth Sciences 82 28. Department of Geography 85 29. Department of Life Sciences 86 30. Department of Mathematics 95 31. Department of Physics 99 32. Department of Statistics 104 School of Medical Sciences 33. Report of the Dean, School of Medical Sciences 105 34. Manipur Institute of Technology 113 Dean of Students’ Welfare 35. Report of the Dean of Students’ Welfare 115 36. Health Centre 121 37. Indira Gandhi National Open University Study Centre 123 38. Men’s Hostel-1 123 39. Men’s Hostel-2 124 40. Men’s Hostel-3 124 41. Ladies’ Hostel-1 125 42. Ladies’ Hostel-2 126 43. National Service Scheme 126 44. Department of Sports 130 Administration, Library, Examinations, Finance, etc. 45. Administration Section 133 46. Academic Section 135 47. List of Research Scholars Registered for Ph.D. during the Year 135 48. List of Research Scholars who have submitted their Thesis 136 49. List of Medals and Cash Awards 143 50. Academic Staff College 146 51. Manipur University Library 148 52. College Development Council 150 53. Audio-Visual, Language and Phonetics Laboratory 156 54. Special Cell for the Welfare of SC/ST 158 55. Computer Centre 158 56. Educational Multimedia Research Centre 159 57. Engineering & Estates 163 58. Museum 164 59. Examination Section 164 60. Ph.D. Degree Awarded during the Year 171 61. U.G.C. Section 176 62. Fellowships/Scholarships/Grants 176 63. Finance and Accounts 177 64. Association of the Employees 178 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10
INTRODUCTION
Manipur University that has existed Court as a Central University since October 13, The Court, which was earlier known 2005 by an Act, 2005 (No. 54 of 2005) of as Senate, is the highest authority of the Parliament was earlier a state University University. The Court met only once which lasted from June 5, 1980 till it during the year under report. became a Central University. Prior to Executive Council establishment of the Manipur University, The Executive Council is the there was a Post-Graduate Centre of JNU, principal executive body of the New Delhi at Imphal which was the University. The first Executive Council nucleus of the University. The JNU earlier known as Syndicate shall hold a Centre of Post-Graduate Studies, Imphal term of three years. The Executive functioned for about 9 years from 1972 to Council met thrice during the period 1981 with ten disciplines till it merged under report. with Manipur University in April 1981. Academic Council The University is located at the The Academic Council shall be the historic place of Canchipur about 8 km principal academic body of the from the Imphal city on the western side University and its function is to exercise of the Indo-Burma Road (NH No. 39). general supervision over the academic The University campus is spread over an policies of the University. The Academic area of about 287 acres of land. Council shall hold office for a term of Objectives of the University three years. The Council met only once The primary objective of the during the period under report. University is: to disseminate and advance Administrative Structure knowledge by providing instructional and Her Excellency, the President of research facilities in such branches of India is the Visitor of the University. His learning as it may deem fit; to make Excellency, the Governor of Manipur is provisions for integrated courses in the Chief Rector of the University. The humanities, natural and physical sciences, Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, the Pro- social sciences, forestry and other allied Vice-Chancellor, the Deans of Schools of disciplines in the educational Studies, the Registrar, the Finance programmes of the university; to take Officer, the Controller of Examinations, appropriate measures for promoting the Librarian and such other officers innovations in teaching-learning process, declared by the statutes from time to time interdisciplinary studies and research; to are the officers of the University. educate and train manpower for the The Chancellor is the Chairman of development of the state of Manipur and the Court and the Vice-Chancellor is the to pay special attention to the Chairman of the Executive Council, improvement of the social and economic Academic Council and various other conditions and welfare of the people of statutory bodies of the University. Prof. the state, their intellectual, academic and C. Amuba Singh is the Vice-Chancellor cultural development. of the University during the period under Authorities of the University report. Prof. H.N.K. Sarma is the Pro The Court, the Executive Council, the Vice-chancellor. Academic Council, the College The Vice-Chancellor is assisted by Development Council, the Board of the following officials in transacting the Studies, the Finance Committee and such normal Academic and Administrative other authorities as may be declared by works of the University: the Statutes will be the authorities of the Academic University. 1. Dean, School of Humanities; 2. Dean, School of Social Sciences;
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3. Dean, School of Science; GENERAL ADMINISTRATION 4 Dean, School of Medical Sciences; ACADEMIC SECTION Administration The Academic section deals with all Registrar; academic matters such as fixation of 1. Finance Officer; annual academic calendars, notification 2. Controller of Examinations; and issue of admission orders for all the 3. Director, College academic courses, prescription of syllabi Development Council; and regulations and academic awards to 4. Librarian; the students. 5. Dean of Students’ Welfare; FACULTY SECTION 6. University Engineer; The Faculty Section deals with all 7. Chief Consultant (Civil); service matters of the faculty members The Registrar is the Secretary of the such as leave matters, leave travel, Court, Executive Council and Academic recruitment, deputation and participation Council. The Registrar is assisted by Dy in seminars, conferences, etc. This Registrars, Assistant Registrars and other Section maintains the service records of officers. the faculty. COMMITTEES FOR THE UGC SECTION ADVANCED STUDIES & This Section deals with matters RESEARCH relating to the University Grants There are four Committees for Commission particularly recommen- Advanced Studies and Research in all the dation of research projects, maintenance Schools of Studies. The Committee for of progress reports of the completed and Advanced Studies & Research ongoing research projects, circulation of recommends scholars for admission to University Grants Commission letters to the Ph.D. Programmes. the Schools and Departments, Principals BOARD OF STUDIES of the affiliated colleges, etc. Over and There are at present 9(nine) Boards above, this Section maintains statistics of of Studies. They are (i) Postgraduate the University and also deals with all Board of Studies of the School of other correspondences of the project Humanities, (ii) Postgraduate Board of funding agencies like Council for Studies of the School of Social Sciences, Scientific & Industrial Research, (iii) Postgraduate Board of Studies of the Department of Science and Technology, School of Science, (iv) Board of Studies Indian Council of Agricultural Research, of the Medical Sciences (Pre-clinical), (v) Indian Space Research Organization, etc. Board of Studies of Medical Sciences It conducts National Eligibility Test (Para-clinical), (vi) Board of Studies of under the sponsorship of University Medical Sciences (clinical), (vii) Grants Commission. Further, this is the Undergraduate Board of Studies of the only section dealing with the School of Humanities, (viii) Undergra- correspondence of research and exchange duate Board of Studies of the School of programme with foreign countries Social Sciences, and (ix) Undergraduate through the Association of Board of Studies of the School of Commonwealth Univer-sities. Science. SCHOLARSHIP, FELLOWSHIP, etc. FINANCE COMMITTEE The University has instituted a The Finance Committee recommends scholarship of Rs. 5000/- per month in 22 the Budget Estimate and Annual faculty Departments for Ph.D. students. Accounts of the University before it is The scholarship is awarded to Ph.D. placed for consideration of the Executive scholars. The University has also Council and the Court. The Finance instituted scholarship of Rs. 3000/- per Committee met two times during the year month for M.Phil students in 1. under report. Economics 2. History 3. Manipuri 4. English 5. Political Science. Besides this, the University also provides Free Studentship and Financial Assistance to
2 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10 the Postgraduate students through a merit Prof. S. Sanatombi Singha is the Dean of cum means assessment process. A the School of Humanities during the number of students have been awarded period under report. Junior Research Fellowships of the SCHOOL OF SCIENCE University Grants Commission, Council The School of Science has 11 for Scientific & Industrial Research, (eleven) departments: (1) Anthropology, Indian Council of Social Science (2) Bioche-mistry, (3) Chemistry, (4) Research, etc. A number of research Computer Science, (5) Earth Sciences, scholars have also been awarded (6) Geo-graphy, (7) Life Sciences, (8) fellowships under various projects for Mathematics, (9) Physics, (10) Statistics pursuing research work. and (11) Physical Education and Sports CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENTAL Sciences. Prof. G. Jitendra Sharma is the STUDIES Dean of the School of Sciences. The Centre for Developmental SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Studies could not conduct the Japanese The School of Social Sciences has 9 diploma course during the period due to (nine) Departments: (1) Adult Continuing certain developments. Education and Extension, (2) Commerce, EXAMINATION BRANCH (3) Economics, (4) History, (5) The Examination Branch functions Education, (6) Mass Communication, (7) under the overall supervision of the Library and Information Science, (8) Controller of Examinations. He is Manipur Institute of Management Studies assisted by a Deputy Controller and and (9) Political Science. Prof. Amar Assistant Controllers of Examinations. Yumnam is the Dean of the School of The Examination Branch conducted 56 Social Sciences. examinations during the year under SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES report. The School of Medical Sciences has COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT 30 Departments with Postgraduate COUNCIL Courses in 21 subjects. Prof. W. The College Development Council Gyaneshwar Singh is the Dean of the plans and works for an integrated School of Medical Sciences during the development of the Colleges in the state. period under report. There are 73 affiliated colleges. A OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES detailed report of the College Besides these faculty Departments, Development Council is given separately. the following Centers/Departments are TEACHING PROGRAMME also functioning in the University to There are 4 (four) Schools of Studies strengthen higher education in the State: with full-fledged Postgraduate teaching 1. Educational Multimedia Departments under the Manipur Research Centre; University. The University has 410 2. Centre for Manipur Studies; faculty members in all the four Schools 3. Academic Staff College; of Studies: School of Humanities –26, 4. University Museum; School of Social Sciences – 48, School of 5. Computer Centre; Science – 72 and School of Medical 6. Indira Gandhi National Open Sciences – 264. Altogether 1024 students University Centre; were admitted in the 25 Postgraduate 7. Special Cell for the Welfare of Departments of the University during the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled year including Research scholars but Tribes; excluding final year students. The 8. Centre for Myanmar Studies; and University has awarded Ph.D. degrees to 9. University Employment and 97 students during the year under report. Information Buerau. SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES In addition to the M.A., M.Sc., There are 6 (six) Departments under M.Com., MBA, MCA and Ph.D. the School of Humanities: (1) English, Programmes of the University, there are (2) Hindi, (3) Linguistics, (4) Manipuri, Diploma/Degree Courses. They are: (1) (5) Manipuri Dance and (6) Philosophy.
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Bachelors Degree in Library and the campus, etc. This Department is led Information Science and (2) Certificate by a University Engineer. He is assisted and Diploma Courses in Japanese by one Retd. Chief Engineer (Civil) as Language, (3) Postgraduate Diploma in Chief Consultant, one Assistant Registrar Adult and Continuing Education and (Estates), two Executive Engineers, three Mass Communication. The Departments Assistant Engineers, one Architect of Biotechnology and Physical Education (Consultant), other technical and & Sports Science have started Integrated supporting staff. Courses of 5 years leading to Post- WORKS COMMITTEE graduate Degree. The Engineering and Estates LANGUAGE LABORATORY Department prepares preliminary The University has one Language estimates. The estimates are then placed Laboratory under the School of before the Works Committee chaired by Humanities. The Laboratory has been the Vice-Chancellor. Other members of helping the students of Language the Committee include Chief Engineer; Departments namely, English, Hindi, Senior Architect and Retd. Chief Linguistics and Manipuri. Engineer of PWD; Chief Consultant STUDENTS’ FACILITIES (Civil); Principal, Manipur Institute of The Dean of Students looks after the Technology; Registrar; Finance Officer; welfare of the student community of the University Engineer and the University. He is assisted by the representatives of user Departments of Wardens; Coordinator, National Service M.U. After a proper scrutiny of the Scheme; an Assistant Director of Sports; estimates, the Committee recommends a Chief Medical Officer; an Assistant the estimates to the Vice-Chancellor of Registrar and supporting staff. The the University for obtaining Government of Manipur has also administrative and financial approval. established a University Employment After a careful scrutiny of the design, Information and Guidance Bureau in the drawing and the detailed estimates which University to guide the students. The are normally based on adequate data, the University has a total of 5 hostels for Committee then recommends the works students (three Men’s hostels and two for implementation after acquiring Ladies’ hostels). The students have also technical sanction from the Chief been extended transport facility by the Consultant. University for commuting between the The University Engineers usually University and Imphal City. Three buses carry out scrutiny of tender documents, of the University have been plying to and and also work out analysis of rates for fro to certain areas of the Greater Imphal arriving at reasonable rates for the works. extending transport facilities to the The tender documents along with students, teachers and staff of the analysis of rates and other supporting University. Private transport agencies are documents are then placed before a Sub- also extending transport facilities to the committee comprising five members, University. which is chaired by the senior most Dean A detailed report of the Dean of of the Schools of Studies. Other members Students’ Welfare on Student activities, of the Sub-committee include Chief Sports, Culture, Health Centre, Engineer, PWD; Chief Consultant; Employment Information and Guidance Finance Officer and University Engineer. Bureau, Hostels, Special Cell, etc. are The Sub-committee after examining the given separately. tender documents analyses the rates ENGINEERING AND ESTATES carefully and its reasonability before DEPARTMENT presenting it to the Works Committee for The Engineering and Estates approval. Department is responsible for the The Engineering Department maintenance of the University assets, prepares a work programme under the construction of new structures, overall guidance of the Vice-Chancellor after infrastructure development activities of receiving requisitions and proposals for
4 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10 construction from various departments. ment of Manipur takes care of the water The proposed work programme is then supply to the University and also to the placed before the Works Committee for adjoining areas of the University campus. consideration and approval. The Works Besides, the University Canteen along Committee, after detailed deliberations with other smaller Kiosks take care of the and scrutiny, recommends the proposed requirement of the University work programme for approval of the Community. Vice-Chancellor. Health Centre Regarding contract agreement open The University Health Centre looks notices inviting tenders (in PWD form) after the health care to all the students, are normally issued for public purposes/ scholars, University employees and conveniences after necessary financial residents on the campus and nearby and technical sanctions are obtained. surrounding. A total of 5214 patients Prior to calling such open tenders, attended the Health Centre during the screening of Contractors is carried out by yaer under report. inviting applications for enlistment/ University Guest House: empanelment of Contractors. The tenders The University has a Guest House. It are then scrutinized in the prescribed has a total of 20 rooms including VIP manner. After acceptance of the tender, rooms both on the 1st and 2nd floors. A an agreement in the appropriate PWD total of 301 guests including 9 foreigners form is drawn with the agency in whose stayed at the Guest House during the year favour the tender has been accepted. The under report. The construction of another University Engineer is solely responsible International Guest House is going on in for enforcement of various clauses of the full swing. contract agreement and those works are CONCLUSION executed in the true spirit of the contract. The University has made all round At present, the staff of Engineering and progress despite certain difficulties faced Estates for execution of the proposed by it. With the upgradation of Manipur projects is considered adequate. In case University to a full-fledged Central the workload increases the University University, the University is able to reach may take action to increase technical staff further heights in all round infrastructure for smooth and expeditious implemen- and academic development to become the tation. best and highest temple of learning in the CAMPUS FACILITIES region. A branch of the State Bank of India It is hoped that the Manipur functions at the campus. There is also a University makes further progress in the Sub-Post Office on the campus. The field of research and teaching so as to Water Supply of the Public Health cherish the dream of higher learning in Engineering Department of the Govern- the region.
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REPORT OF THE DEAN, SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES
The report on the academic Seminar. Mention may be made that a programmes performed by the existing 3-Day National Seminar was jointly 6 Departments under the School of organized by Departments of English Humanities: English, Hindi, and Manipuri on “The Status of Linguistics, Manipuri, Dance Folklore in North East India” from 16- (Manipuri) and Philosophy: 18 November 2009 under the The Strength of faculty members sponsorship of CIIL, Mysore, IGNCA, including new appointments and Guest New Delhi and ICHR, New Delhi. Faculty is as follows: Prof. M. Mani Meitei was the Professor - 16 organizing Secretary of the Seminar. Associate Prof- 2 English Department has organized a Reader - 5 ten day workshop on “Folklore Lecturer - 10 Theories and Methods” from 20-29 Guest Faculty - 10 January 2010. Again Prof. M. Mani As many as 159 students are Meitei was the coordinator of the pursuing Ph.D. programme in the workshop. Hindi Department departments under the School of organized the Refresher course on Humanities in 2009-2010: English – Hindi Fiction in collaboration with the 47, Manipuri – 67, Linguistics – 17, Academic Staff College, MU from 29 Philosophy – 7 and Hindi – 21. And June – 19 July 2009. Further the Manipuri Department has produced 20 Department has also jointly organized M.Phils in 2009-2010. Of the research a National Workshop on ‘Hinditar students, both Ph.D. and M.Phil, 4 Bhasi Nav Lekhak Shivir’ with the have got UGC, JRF (Manipuri – 3, Central Hindi Directorate, M.H.R.D English – 1) and 4 have cleared NET during November 17-24, 2009. (Manipuri – 4). The number of Ph.D. Manipuri Department organized a ten- awarded in Humanities is 19: English – day Workshop on the preparation of 6, Manipuri – 5, Hindi – 4, Linguistics “Glossary of Manipuri Literary Terms” – 3, Philosophy – 1. in collaboration with CIIL, Mysore In the School of Humanities from 7 to 16 September 2009. The Faculty members have made Department has also organized a 3- commendable academic achievements. week Refresher Course on “Modern In the Humanities, Manipuri Manipuri Literature and Contemporary Department was awarded the UGC- Theories” from 5-26 November 2009 SAP at the level of DRS-1 to start from under the sponsorship of UGC. The 2009 for 5 years. Prof. S. Sanatombi Department of Manipuri further and Prof. P. Nabachandra Singh were organized a two-day Seminar on ‘Myth made Co-ordinator and Deputy Co- and Reality in Old Manipuri ordinator respectively by the UGC for Literature’ on 24 - 25 February 2010 in the SAP. connection with the UGC, SAP The School of Humanities Project. The Department of Dance organized a number of academic (Manipuri) organized a lecture programme in 2009-10: Refresher programme on the topic “Manipuri Course, Workshop and National Dance in Bangladesh” on 25.2.2010.
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The speaker was Tamanna Rahman, of the department on 1.03.2010. In this Director, The Nrityam Nrityashilon way various departments under the Kendro, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The School of Humanities kept themselves Department also organized a Dance fully engaged in organizing academic Interaction Programme with programmes and tried hard to achieve Indonesian (Yogyakarta) and the goal of the meaning of Higher Combodian Dancers with the students Education.
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Year of establishment: 1972 Faculty Members: Sl. Name Designation Specialization 1. Dr. M. Mani Meitei Prof. & Head 20th Century British Fiction, Post-colonial/ Commonwealth Literature, Folklore 2. Dr. Kh. Kunjo Singh Professor Commonwealth Literature 3. Dr. Th. Ratankumar Singh Professor American Literature 4. Shri Ksh. Khoidong Singh Asstt. Prof.(SS) American Literature 5. Shri N. Jyotirindra Singh Asstt. Prof. SS) Modern English Grammar 6. Dr. R.K. Ashalata Devi Lecturer Commonwealth Literature 7. Prof. N. Khagendra Singh Guest Faculty 8. Prof. O’Brien Visiting Prof.
The Department of English ii. “Folklore and Ecocriticism: A Organised : Study of Hijan Herao” at the 1. A. Special Winter School in 33rd Session of Indian Folklore Humanities from 12 Jan.-2 Feb. Congress and a National 2009. Seminar on “The Status of 2. The 33rd Session of Indian Folklore in Northeast India” at Folklore Congress and a “National Manipur University, 16-18 Seminar on The Status of Folklore Nov. 2009 in Northeast India” from 16-18 “Deconstruction and Deconstructive Nov. 2009. Reading of Kamal’s Madhabi” at the 3. A ten-day Workshop on seminar on “Perspective on Manipuri “Folklore Theories and Methods” Language, Literature, and Culture” from 20-29 Jan. 2010 orgd. by Centre for Studies in Faculty members’ Achievements: Civilization, New Delhi at Hotel Nirmala, Imphal, 26-28 Feb. 2010 Prof. M. Mani Meitei Paper Published: 3 Paper presentations at seminars:3 i. “Folklore and Ecocriticism: A i. “Paradise Lost & Paradise Study of Hijan Hirao” in Regained: Liberating Oral Journal of Indian Folkloristics. traditions from Insular Vol. XI, No.½ Jan-Dec. 2009 Character by Translation” at ii. “Socio-Cultural Prospect of Tezpur University, Assam, 25- Manipuri-English 27 Feb. 2009 Bilingualism: A Case of Manipur” in The Atlantic
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Critical Review. Vol.9,No.1, Course in Deptt. of Manipuri, Jan-March 2010. MU). iii. “Translation: Perspectives and c. Feminism, 26 Prospects” in Quaterly Journal November 2009 (Refresher Vol.6, 26 Issue, March 2009. Course in Deptt. of Manipuri, MU) No. of PhD’s produced: 4 Organizing Secretary: a. L. Puinyabati Devi 33rd Session of Indian Folklore b. Th. Khelendro Singh Congress and a National Seminar on c. L. Romabati Devi “The Status of Folklore in Northeast d. Muzibur Rahman India” Orgd. by the Deptts. of English PhD thesis submitted and result and Manipuri, MU, 16-18 Nov. 2009 awaited: 1 Positions held: Prof. Th. Ratankumar Singh a. On the editorial Board of Paper presented: Oxford Round Table Journal, Contemporary Manipuri Literature Public Forum (Sahityta Akademi) PhD produced 2009: 1 b. Director: International quality Book edited: Golden Laurels: An Assurance Cell – Manipur Anthology of Poetry University: 2009 onwards Prof. Kh. Kunjo Singh c. Chairperson: Borad of Studies, 1. Published research articles: 2 Department of English, MU 2. Extension lecture: 3 d. Advisory Board Members: a. “Interpreting the ‘post’ of the Indian Society for ‘post-colonial’ Fiction: A Commonwealth Studies Comparative Analysis” at the e. Editor: Anthology of Indian Refresher Course in English, Discourse in Translation, the MU Manipuri Language Translation b. “R.N. Tagore’s Novels and Section, a Sahitya Akademi Short Stories: Their Relevance (New Delhi) project in the Post-colonial/Post-modern Context” at the Refresher Extension lectures delivered: 3 Course in Manipuri, MU a. Deconstruction and c. “The Relevance of Tagore Deconstructive Reading of Today” at the National Seminar Madhabi at the invitation of on R.N. Tagore organized by LEIKOL, 24 August 2009 CIIL and Writers’ Forum, b. Post-colonial Reading of Manipur in February 2009,MU Pacha’s Na Tathiba Ahal Ama 3. Resource Person at: 23 November 2009 (Refresher a. Refresher Course in Manipuri, 2009. b. Orientation Course, Academic Staff College, MU 2009.
DEPARTMENT OF HINDI
1. Year of establishment: 1979 2. Faculty members: Sl. Name Designation Specialization 1 Dr. Devraj Professor Modern (New) Poetry 2 Dr. H. Subadani Devi Professor Applied Linguistics 3 Dr. K. Ibohal Singh Professor Applied Linguistics
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4 Dr. Suresh Chandra Professor & Head Modern Poetry & Journalism 5 Dr. Kanchan Sharma Reader Fiction 6 Dr. Yashwant Singh Reader Folk lore 7 Dr. E. Vijay Lakshmi Lecturer Literature (Fiction) 8 Shree Akhilesh Lecturer Criticism and Fiction Kumar Shankhadhar
3. Participation of faculty members in Sambhavnayen on 18/9/2009 at Academic Programmes: Hindi Pakhwada Karyakram Professor Devraj: organized by Kendriya Vidyalaya 1. Delivered lectures on ‘Modern Leimakhong Imphal and grace the Indian Drama’ for a week period function as Chief Guest. from 29th April to 5May 2009 at 6. Delivered special lecture in ‘Hindi production oriented three months Diwas’ programme on 11th Sept theatre training programme jointly 2009. Organized by Naga Hindi organized by the National School Vidyapith, Manipur. of Drama, New Delhi and the 7. Represented North East in two Chorus Repertory Theatre, days National Seminar held on 21- Imphal. 22 Oct 2009 on the topic ‘ 2. Delivered two lectures one on Political Violence in North East. Rajbhasha Niti ke Anusar Shabda Organized by Deptt of Hindi, nirman ki prakriya evam computer Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya par Hindi Mein karya ki Hindi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Wardha. sambhavanayen and another on 8. Attended a National Seminar on ‘Stress Management’ in a the topic ‘Tulnatmak Bhartiya workshop organized by Jawahar Sahitya’ organized by Sahitya Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti Academy, New Delhi and Dept. of Kshetriya Karyalaya, Shillong Hindi of the University of held on 28 and 29, 2009 at Rajasthan, held at Jaipur on 4-5 Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Feb., 2010. Presented a paper, Khombong, Imphal, Manipur. there, on the topic ‘Tulnatamak 3. Delivered three lectures – Sahitya Ke Bhoomika: Poorvottar Poorvottar Bharat ki hindi Ki Bhashaaon Ke Sandarbh alochana: Vartaman aur Mein’. Bhawishya, Swatantryottar hindi 9. Participated in an international alochana mein Patra-Patrikaon ki seminar on the topic, bhumika, Nayi Samiksha drishti ‘Bhoomandalikaran Ke Daur ka Mahatwa respectively on Mein Hindi’ organized by 12/8/09 to 14/8/09 in a refresher Department of Hindi, Chaudhary course organized by Deptt of Charan Singh University, Meerut, Hindi, North Eastern Hill held from 12-14 Feb. 2010 at University, Shillong Meghalaya. Meerut. Presented a paper on 4. Attended National Conference ‘Bhoomandalikaran Ka Hindi Par Rashtrabhasha Sammelan on Prabhaav: Poorvottar Ke Vishesh 12/9/2009 at Shillong organized Sandarbh Mein’. by Assam Rajya Rashtrabhasha 10. Delivered three lectures in the Prachar samiti, Jorhat and Refresher course on Hindi Fiction, Maghalaya Rashtrabhasha Prachar organized by Deptt of Hindi in Samiti, Shillong and delivered collaboration with the Academic lecture on the topic ‘Poorvottar Ki Staff College, M.U. from Bhashayen Aur Hindi Ki 29/6/2009 to 19/7/2009. Bhoomika. Professor H. Subadani Devi: 5. Delivered a lecture on Poorvottar 1. ‘Manipur Mein Hindi Mein Hindi: Vartaman sthitiya aur Shikshan Prashikshan Avum
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Prachar Kee Sthiti Ka Adhyayan Revenshaw University, Cuttack, Aur Sambhavanayen’ at the two Orisa, from 24 to 25, January, days National Seminar organized 2010 and presented a paper on the by Central Institute of Hindi, Agra topic ‘ Nari Jeevan Ka trasad & Tripura University, Agartala at yatharth: Sandarbh-Hindi, Bangla Tripura University during Aur Oria Kahani’. December, 2-3,2009. 4. Participated as a Resource person in a National Level workshop Professor K. Ibohal Singh: named ‘Hinditar Bhasi Nav 1. Participated in the Seminar Lekhak Shivir’ jointly Organized "Manipuri Sahityada Nilbir by the Central Hindi Directorate, Shastri" organized by the M.H.R.D., Government of India Manipuri Sahitya Parishad, and Deptt. Of Hindi, M.U. held at Imphal on 9th May 2009 at Department of Hindi, Manipur Imphal and presented a paper on University during November 17- Handokloi Ama Oina Nilbir 24, 2009 and delivered a lecture Shastri (Nilbir Shastri as a on the topic ‘Kahani Lekhan on 23 translator). November 2009. 2. Attended a ten days' Workshop of Dr. Kanchan Sharma: the preparation of "Glossary of 1. One Day state Level Seminar Manipuri Literary Terms" organized by ‘Manipur Hindi organized by CIIL, Mysore in Parishad, Imphal on 28, March collaboration with Manipuri 2010. Paper presented in this Department, Manipur University, seminar is ‘Hindi Ke Prachar- and Canchipur from 7th to 16th Prasar Men Jan-Sanchar September 2009 at Manipur Madhyam’. University Campus. 2. Delivered a lecture on the topic Professor Suresh Chandra: ‘Hindi Sahitya ki Kathatar 1. Attended a National Seminar on Vidhayen’ on 23rd November, ‘Manipur Men Hindi Ka Prachar- 2009 in Nav Lekhak Shivir held at Prasar’ organized by Wankhei Hindi Department jointly Rastrabhasha Mahavidyalaya, organized by Central Hindi Imphal, Manipur, on 22 Directorate, MHRD and Hindi November 2009 and presented a Department, Manipur University. paper on the topic ‘Manipur Aur Dr. Yashwant Singh: Hindi’. 1. Participated as Resource person in 2. Participated as a Resource Person ‘Hinditar Bhashi Hindi Neo- in a workshop on Official writer’s Workshop 17-24 Language organized by Jawahar November, 2009, jointly Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti organized by Central Hindi Kshetriya Karyalaya, Shillong at Directorate, New Delhi and JNV, Khumbong, Imphal, Department of Hindi, Manipur Manipur, on 28th, July, 2009 and University, Canchipur, Imphal on delivered two lectures on the 21/11/2009 and delivered lecture topics (1) Raj Bhasha Hindi ke on ‘Folk Literature’. prayog ke lie Protsahan Aur 2. Delivered a lecture on the topic Udbodhan ki Bhoomika (2) Hindi ‘Hindi Vartani Ka Mankikaran ka swaroop Aur Uska wikas, Avam Rajbhasha men uska Hindi ke prati chetna. Prayog’ as a trainer on 28/07/2009 3. Attended a Two-Days National at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Seminar on Poorvi Bhashayain, Khumbong, Imphal West in two (Bangla va Oria) Aur Hindi days Rajbhasha Workshop on 28 Sahitya jointly organized by Hindi and 29 July, 2009. Directorate, M.H.R.D. New Delhi Dr. E. Vijay Lakshmi: and Department of Hindi,
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1. Attended National workshop on literature, creative literature, Information Literacy in Digital language and dialects etc) founded Era from 8th to 9th April 2009. in Nov., 2009. Also elected the Organized by the Department of founder-chairman of this Library and Information Science. organization. (The group is based M.U. in Guwahati and includes 2. Participated in U.G.C sponsored researchers from all-over Refresher course in Hindi Northeast. Details regarding this Organized by Academic Staff can be obtained from Mr. Ravi College, M.U. from 29th June to Shankar Ravi, Executive Editor: 19th July 2009. ‘Poorvoday’ a daily published 3. Attended Training of Trainers from Guwahati). workshop on Capacity Building of Women Managers in Higher Publication: Education from 1 to 6 February 1. Article on the topic ‘Manipuri 2010.Organized by Women study Kavi Aur Kavita’ (June-July Centre Guwahati University. 2009), in the journal ‘Nai Dhara’ 4. Attended 32nd All India Nagari published from Patna. Lipi Sammelan organized by 2. Article on the topic ‘Manipuri Nagari Lipi Parishad held on 20th Sahitya: Ek Jhalak’ (Jan., 2010), and 21st March 2010 at Lai in the journal ‘Sahitya Amrit’ Mukhara, Shillong and presented a published by Prabhat Prakashan, paper on Poorvottar ki bolion Ke New Delhi-2. liye Devnagari lipiyon ka prayog: 3. Contribution of an article on Manipuri ke Vishesh sandarbh Manipuri Folk Literature in mein. ‘Bhartiya Lok Sahitya Kosh’ 5. Attended one-day state level (encyclopedia of Folk literature of Seminar, organized by Manipur India, edited by Dr. Suresh Hindi Parishad, Imphal held on Gautam, published by Sanjay 28th March 2010 and presented a Prakashan, New Delhi-2) in Paper on Hindi Prachar Prasar January 2010. Main Yantrikikaran ki Bhumika. Professor H. Subadani Devi: Akhilesh Kumar Shankhdhar: Extramural Activities: 1. Attended the three Days 1. A member of the Advisory Workshop on ‘Application of committee for the Central Hindi Computers in Libraries’ sponsored Directorate, Ministry of Human by National Library, Kolkata Recourse Development, Govt. of (Government of India, Ministry of India for providing Financial Culture) and organized by Assistance to Voluntary Institute Manipur University Library, of North-East at Guwahati. Imphal from 24th to 26th March, 2. As a Resource Person of A 2010 held a Manipur University, 5-days Orientation Programme of Imphal. teaching Method of Hindi for Professor Devraj: Hindi Teachers organized by Other achievements: Directorate of SCERT, Govt. of 1. Chiared International poets’ meet, Manipur during March 12-16, organized by Department of 2010. Hindi, CCS Unierstiy, Meerut, 3. As a Resource Person of held on 12th Feb. 2010 at Meerut. ‘Hinditar Bhashi Nava Lekhak 2. One of the founder members of Shivir’ organized by the Central ‘Poorvottar Adhyayan Parishad’ (a Hindi Directorate, Ministry of group of researchers, dedicated to Human Recourse Development, study and material collection on Govt. of India held at Manipur the history, politics, society, University during 17-24, 2009. culture, environment, folk-
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4. As a Judge in the Literary 4. Delivered two lectures on and Cultural Meet 2009-2010 of "Manipuri Short-Story after 1980" the Govt. Hindi Teacher’s & "Women Short-Story-writer in Training College, Imphal held on Manipuri Literature" in the U.G.C. Feb., 19-2-2009. sponsored Refresher Course in 5. As a Chief Guest in the Manipuri jointly organized by the Hindi Divas Samaroha organized Academic Staff College, M.U. and by Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. the Department of Manipuri held Govt. of India at Imphal on from 21st Oct. to 5th November, September, 14th 2009. 2009. 6. As a member of the Selection Professor Suresh Chandra: Committee of Guwahati Research Paper/Article: University, Sept.,1, 2009. 1. ‘Jyotibafule ka shaikshik Andolan: i) Research Paper/Article: Ek Vishleshan’, Dalit Today, July 1. “Vyatirekee 2009, Editor; Mahipal Singh, SE- Vishleshan Siddhanta: Ek 510, Shastri Nagar, Gaziabad- Samanya Parichaya’. 201002, U.P. Bhasha. Varsh: 48, Angk: 2. ‘Kabir Kavya Ke Dalit Sarokar’, 6, page 30-44. Published yug spandan, October,- by Central Hindi December,2009, Editor; B.P. Directorate, Ministry of Nidariya, 10841/44, Manak Pura, Human Resource Karol Bag, New Delhi-5. Development, 3. ‘Dr. Gopal Babu Sharma Ke Government of India, vyangya Sahitya Men Avmoolyan New Delhi (July-August, Ke sandarbha’ Abhinav 2009). Prasangvash, Editor: Dr. Ved 2. “Manipuri Bhasha Kee Prakash Amitabh, Dwarika Puri, Vikas yatra’, The Stream. Aligarh-202001, U.P. Vol-1. page 13-19- 4. ‘Laghu Patrika Andolan Mein published by Sewa Savyasachi Ka yogdan’, Panch- Bharati Publication, sheel shodh sameeksha, October- Imphal (May, 2009). December-2009, Editor: Dr. Hetu ii) Book: Bhardwaj, Panchsheel Prakashan, 1. Prayojanamulak Film colony, Chaura Rasta, Hindi, Published by Jaipur,-302 003, Rajsthan. Navraj Prakashan, Delhi. 5. ‘Saint Raidas Ke Kavya Men Professor K. Ibohal Singh: Svatva chetas Manav-Moolya’, Extramural Activities: Dalit Today, November-2009, 1. Attended the programme Editor: Mahi Pal Singh, S.E.- Committee Meeting of Eastern 5510, Shastri nagar, Gaziabad, Zonal Cultural Centre, Kolkata 201002: U.P. held on 20th May 2009 in 6. ‘Hajarimayum Gokulananda Kolkata. Sharma ke sahitya Men 2. Co-ordinated U.G.C. sponsored Rastronmukh Moolya-Bodh’, Refresher Course in Hindi jointly Madhumati, November-2009, organized by the Academic Staff Chief Editor: Umrao Salodiya, College, MU and the Department Rajsthan Sahitya Academy, of Hindi held from 29th June to Udaipur, Rajsthan. 19th 2009. 7. ‘Dalit Aandolan Kee 3. Attended meeting of the Poorvapee-thika: Bhakti Governing Body of Eastern Zonal Aandolan’, Anish, January-June, Cultural Centre, Kolkata held on 2010, Editor: Bipin Kumar, A-12, 29th July, 2009 at the Council Tulsidas Colony, B.H.U. Chamber of Raj Bhavan, Kolkata. Varanasi-221005. Extramural Activities:
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1. Attended a Programme Named Nagar, Street N-7, Queens Road, ‘Hindi Divas Samaroh’ organized Jaipur, Rajasthan. by the Wangkhei Rashtrabhasha Extramural Activities: Maha Vidyalaya on 14 Septemebr, 1. Delivered a lecture on the 2009 held at Wangkhei topic ‘Samparkbhasha ke roop Rastrabhasha Maha Vidyalaya, men Hindi ki Bhoomika’ on 14 Imphal, Manipur, as Chief Guest September 2009 at Wangkhei and delivered a lecture on the Rashtrabhasha Mahavidyalaya, topic ‘Rashtra Bhasha’. Imphal on the occasion of Hindi Role as a Judge in following Divas Samaroh’. Educational Competitions: Dr. E. Vijay Lakshmi: 1. Literary and Cultural Meet, 2009- Publications: 2010, organized by Hindi Research Paper/Articles: Teachers Training College, Prepared a survey on Manipuri Imphal, Department of Higher Literature 2008 for Varshiki Published Education, Government of by Central Hindi Directorate, Ministry Manipur on 20th February, 2010, of Human Resource Development, held at Hindi Teachers Training Government of India, under letter No. College, Imphal, Manipur. 4-1/2008-Varshiki. 2. Cluster Level Social Science Translations/Short stories: Exhibition-2009 (Hindi-Debate) (a) Badala (Ibohal Singh Kangjam) organized by Kendriya Vidyalaya, Vagarth, July 2009. Bhartiya Langjing, Imphal on 26th October Bhasha Parishad, Kolkata. 2009, held at Kendriya Vidyalaya, (b) Mantri Nachenge (Khumanthem Langjing, Imphal, and Manipur. Prakash) Bhartiya Sahitya 145, Dr. Kanchan Sharma: Sept-Oct 2009, Academy, New 1. Book published: Delhi. ‘Bichar, Punarbichar Aur (c) Chidiya janti thi (R.K.Hemabati Mulyankan’. Published by- Devi) Samkalim Bhartiya Sahitya, Sahyayi Prakashan, Durgapur, 145, Sept.-Oct 2009. Sahitya Burdwan, October 2009. Academy, New Delhi. Extramural Activities: Assignment: 1. Delivered a lecture at (a) Completed official assignment - Wangkhei Rashtrabhasha Translation of Annual Report Mahavidalaya, Imphal on the 2008-09, M.U. from page no. 108 occasion of Hindi Divas 14th to 137 from English into Hindi. September 2009. Association in different capacities with Dr. Yashwant Singh: National level Organization/ Institution: Research Paper/Article: (a)General Secretary: I have been 1. Published an article on made General Secretary of ‘Bundelon Ki Virbhumi Manipuri Bhasha, Sahitya evam Bundelkhand’ in the magazine Sanskriti Unit of Bharat ‘Bhartiya Rail’ March-May 2009, Vasundhara, National level Editor-S. S. Khurana, Room No. Literary and Cultural Society, 309, Rail Bhawan, Rayasina New Delhi Road, New Delhi-110001. (b) Life membership: Nagari Lipi 2. Published a Research paper Parishad, New Delhi. entitled ‘Lokkathaon Ka Ek Akhilesh Kumar Shankhdhar: Kathabhipraya: Sanketik Bhasha’ Research Paper/Article: in the Research Journal ‘Shodh 1. A research paper entitled Sameeksha Aur Mulyankan’ ‘Ageya Ke kavyabhasha Editor Dr. Krishna Bir Singh, Sambandhi Avdharna Aur August 2009 issue-7, Vol-II, Issn. prayog’ is published in research No. 0974-2832, A-215, Moti journal ‘Shodh Sameeksha Aur
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Mulyankan (ISSN-0974-2832) in recitation, ex-tempore-speech, September, 2009 vol., issue, 8. debate, story-reading etc. In the Extramural Activities: closing function professors of 1. Life Member of academic other departments grace the Body: Bhartiya Hindi Parishad, function as V.I.Ps. and delivered Allahabad. valuable speeches. This programme was organized by Dr. Kanchan Sharma. Programmes organized by the 4. Non-Hindi Speaker Hindi New- Department: writers' Workshop: 1. Refresher Course in Hindi Non-Hindi Speaker Hindi New- Fiction. writers' workshop was organized The Department of Hindi in by the Central Hindi Directorate, collaboration with the Academic Ministry of Human Resources Staff College organized a 21 days Development, Government of refresher course on "Hindi India, New Delhi in Collaboration Fiction" from 29th June to 19th with the Hindi Department in the July, 2009.13 (thirteen) lecture hall of the Department participants from Manipur, Assam from 17th to 24th November, and Arunachal were present in the 2009. 18(Eighteen) new-writers course. Here, 16 (sixteen) from Manipur, West Bengal and resource-persons delivered Karnataka participated in the valuable lectures on different workshop. Resource-persons from topics. Among them some of the Manipur and Delhi delivered resource-persons are - 1. Prof. lectures on how to write poem, Meinejar Pandey, New Delhi, (2) fiction, drama, story and other Prof. Nandakishore Pandey, genres of the literature. Shree Itanagar (3) Prof. Gopeshwar Akhilesh Kumar Shankhdhar Singh, Delhi, (4) Dr. Vijay was the Local Director of this Bahadur Singh, Kolkata, (5) Prof. Workshop. Chandrakala Pandey, Kolkata, (6) 5. Medical check-up Programme: Prof. Shivakumar Mishra, Two medical check-up Vallabh-Vidyanagar, Gujarat,(7) programmes were organized for R.K.Jhaljit Singh, Imphal, (8) the students of Ist and 3rd Prof. N. Khagendra Singh, Imphal Semester of the Department (9) Prof. E. Dinamani Singh, respectively on 6th October and Imphal (10) Prof. N. Tombi 7th November, 2009, in the Singh, Imphal (11) Heisnam Health Centre, Manipur Kanhailal, Imphal and (12) Ratan University under the guidance of Thiyam Padmashree, Imphal. Dr. Kanchan Sharma, Reader 2. Pathan-Utsav: of the Department. Pathan-Utsav (22nd March, 2010) 6. Field-work Programme: Sponsored by National Book Organized a two-days Field-work Trust, New Delhi, Department of Programme for the students of 4th Hindi, M.U. and Writers Forum, Semester at Poiroukhongjin, Imphal. This programme was Yairipok, Thoubal District on 4th organized by Professor K. & 5th May, 2009. Ibohal Singh. Ongoing Research Projects: 3. Rajbhasha Week-2009: 1. “Hindi to English & Rajbhasha Week 2009 was Manipuri Dictionary” (A Major organized from 7th to 14th Research Project approved by September 2009 in the lecture hall the UGC under Prof. H. of the Department. Students of the Subadani Devi). Department performed different activities on song, dance,
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2. “Purvottar Lok (Sponsored by the Kendriya Sahitya Pariyojana – Manipuri Hindi Sansthan, Agra under Lok Sahitya Kaa Hindi Anuvad” Prof. H. Subadani Devi).
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Ph.D. Awarded: Sl. Research Scholar Supervisor Topic Office order No. 1. Saratkumari Devi, Prof. H. Subadani Mannu Bhandari Ke O.D.No.1064 Nongemikapam Devi Upanyason Ka Samaj date: 31st Shastriya Adhyayan August, 2009 2. W.Meratombi Devi Prof. K.Ibohal Singh Bharat Mein O.D.No.775 Sampradayikta Kee date: 21 Dec., Samasya Aur Tamas 2009. 3. K. Phullona Devi Dr. S. Lanchenba Hindi Nayi Kahani Ke O.D.No.777 Meitei Pariprakshya Mein date: 21 Dec., Mohan Rakesh Ke 2009. Kahaniyon Ka Adhyayan 4. Tankanath Sharma Dr. S. Lanchenba Phaniswarnath Renue O.D.No.778 Khatiwar Meitei Ke Upnaysonka date: 21 Dec., Loktattwik Adhyayan 2009
Other Achievements: A Departmental Library with a few 1. Some students of the important Books, copies of Ph.D. Department were selected for Thesis, M.A. Dissertation, work on participation in ‘Hinditar Bhashi Translation, Research Journals, Hindi Neo-Writer’s Workshop’ at Magazines etc. is providing study Kolhapur and Kolkata organized and material to the students and faculty sponsored by Central Hindi members. Dr. E. Vijay Lakshmi is Directorate, New Delhi, MHRD. looking after the Departmental Departmental Library: Library.
DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS
1. Year of establishment: 1986 2. Name and designation of faculty members (including part timers & their subject specialization Sl. Name Designation Specialization 01. Dr. Ch. Yashawanta Singh Professor Tibeto-Burman Syntax 02. Dr. P. Madhubala Devi Professor Phonology & Phonetics 03. Dr. S. Imoba Singh Associate Professor Lexicography 04. Dr. N. Pramodini Associate Professor Sociolinguistics 05. Dr. Ch. Betholia Guest Lecturer Sociolinguistics
3. Seminars, symposia, conferences, All India Conference of Linguists workshops, refresher course, etc. (AICL) held at the University of attended by faculty members during Hyderabad from December 15-17, the period. Also specify names of 2009. papers. b] Attended and presented paper on Following faculty members attended “Manipuri Poetry: A Linguistic seminars/symposia/workshops during Analysis” in the 9th International the period 2009-2010. Conference on South Asian Prof. Ch. Yashawanta Singh Language (ICOSAL-9), held at a] Attended and presented paper on Department of Linguistics and “Polite construction in the Punjabi Lexicography, Punjabi languages of Manipur” in the 31st
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University, Patiala on January 7-9, (IDn) held at Hotel Prag 2010. Continental, Guwahati, 10th c] Attended and presented paper on February 2010 sponsored by “Negative Construction in CDAC, Pune under the aegis of Koireng” in the National Seminar DIT, Delhi. on Endangered and Indigenous c] Participated as Resource Person Languages of India, held at on the workshop Development of Department of Linguistics, Assam “Effective Communication Skill” University, Silchar on 15-17 held at Board of Secondary February, 2010. Education, Manipur sponsored by d] Attended and presented paper on NERIE (NCERT, Shillong), 22nd “Functional suffixes in Koireng to 26th February 2010. and Rongmei” in the 3rd National 4. Number of papers/books published Seminar on Tribal Languages and by the faculty members. Linguistics of North East India, Dr. Ch. Betholia, Guest Faculty held at Department of Tenyish, Published an article “Universal Nagaland University, Kohima on quantifiers in Manipuri” in North March 11-13, 2010. East Indian Linguistics, Vol. II, Dr. N. Pramodini 2010, Cambridge University Press, a] Attended workshop on Manipuri India Ltd., New Delhi. Spell-checker design held at 5. Number and names of research CDAC, Pune, 27th March to 2nd projects undertaken/undertaking April 2009 as a part of the during the year 2009-10 or programme of “The Development continuing till March 31, 2010 along of Major North Eastern Languages with their sanction amounts and (Assamese, Bodo, Manipuri and names of funding agencies. Nepali)” supported by DIT, Three major research projects have C.G.O. Complex, New Delhi. been continuing in the Department. b] Attended workshop on Their details are: Internationalised Domain Names
Sl. Name of the Project Investigator( Funding Agency Amount s) sanctioned No. & date 01 Development of Major Dr. N. Dept. of Information Rs. 76,12,000/- North-East Languages Pramodini Technology, Govt. No. GIST:2008 (Assamese, Bodo, of India dt. 13-5-2008 Nepali and Manipuri) 02 Development of North Prof. -do- Rs. 25,00,000/- East Wordnet: An Yashawanta integrated wordnet for languages of North East (Assamese, Bodo, Manipuri and Nepali)
9. Study leave/other leaves for the b] As Subject Expert in Educational faculty members. Not arise. Video Programme of CEC-UGC 10. Other activities of the faculty on (i) Origin of language, and (ii) members. Introduction to world’s language Dr. Ch. Betholia, Guest Faculty families. a] Actively involving as Course Co- 11. Departmental Library, if any. ordinator of e-content course The Department of Linguistics has a (Linguistics and Anthropology) of departmental library since inception the CEC-UGC programme at the with a few books. For the last 26 years EMRC, Manipur University. no procurement of new books has
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been made for the departmental changing and ramified international library. It needs to strengthen by and national scenario in the field of procuring new modern books to give Linguistics. the students and researchers the ever
DEPARTMENT OF MANIPURI
Year of Establishment: 1972 Courses Offered : M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D. Faculty Members: Sl. Name Designation Specialization 1 Prof. S.Tomba Singh Professor Applied Linguistics 2 Prof.O.Ibochaoba Singh Professor Folklore & Old Manipuri Literature 3 Prof. S. Sanatombi Singha Professor Folklore and Manipuri Literature 4 Prof. P.Nabachandra Singh Professor Old Manipuri Literature 5 Prof. N.Aruna Devi Professor Modern Manipuri Literature 6 Prof. P.Gunindro Singh Prof. & Head Manuscriptology & Manipuri Culture 7 Dr Rajen Toijam Reader Manipur Theater & Drama 8 Dr L.Birjita Devi Reader Folklore 9 Dr Toijam Tampha Devi Reader Manipuri Culture 10 N.Sanatomba Singh Lecturer 11 Dr K.Shantibala Devi Lecturer Modern Manipuri Literature (Drama) 12 Prof. E. Dinamani Singh Guest Faculty Modern Literature 13 Prof. N.Tombi Singh Guest Faculty Culture
Workshop Organized by Manipuri National Seminar on The Status of Department Folklore in North East India from 16- The Manipuri Department has organized a 18th November, 2009 under the 10-Day Workshop on Glossary of sponsorship of CIIL, Mysore; IGNCA, Manipuri Literary Terms (from 7th to New Delhi & ICHR, New Delhi. 16th Sept., 2009) under the sponsorship of 2. State Seminar National Translation Mission, CIIL, and Organized by Manipuri Department Mysore As per the Year wise Academic UGC Refresher Courses Organized by Programme for the first year, a two- Manipuri Department day seminar on ‘Myths and Reality in The department of Manipuri has organized Old Manipuri Literature’ has been a 3-Week Refresher course on Old organized in Manipuri Department on Manipuri Literature and Culture from 24th and 25th February 2010 February to March 2009 under the Prof. S. Sanatombi sponsorship of University Grants Paper presentations at seminars:2 Commission The department has also i. “Manipuri Folktales in the organized a 3- Week Refresher Course on Changing World” at the 33rd Modern Manipuri Literature and Session of Indian Folklore Contemporary Theories from 5-26th Congress and a National November, 2009 under the Sponsorship of University Grants Commission. Seminar on “The Status of Seminars Organized by Manipuri Folklore in Northeast India” at Department Manipur University, 16-18 1. National Seminars Nov. 2009 organized by Manipuri Department ii. “Manipuri Folk Literature: An The department of Manipuri in Introduction” at the seminar on Collaboration with the department of “Perspective on Manipuri English has organized a 3-Day Language, Literature, and
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Culture” orgd. by Centre for published by Sahitya Akademi, Studies in Civilization, New Kolkotta (13th Feb., 2010) Delhi at Hotel Nirmala, Imphal, Dr. Toijam Tampha (Reader) has 26-28 Feb. 2010. presented a paper entitled Poireiton Paper Published: 1 Khunthokta Irat Thouni amasung Thajanab’ in A-two Day Seminar on “Folklore Studies in Manipur: An Myth and Reality in Old Manipuri Introduction” in Journal of Indian Literature held at Manipur University Folkloristics. Mysore. from 24-25th February, 2010 No. of PhD’s produced: 1 sponsored by UGC- SAP(DRS-I) a. N. Nangalei Singha Dr. Tampha has published a paper No. of MPhil produced: 3 entitled Greek Tragedy Dramada National Seminar Session Chaired: Aristotlegi Mapham in the Journal Two Sessions chaired in ECHEMA published by Rpnagar, connection with the 33rd Session of Guwahati (July, 2009). Dr. Tampha Indian Folklore Congress, 16-18 has also published a paper entitled Nov. 2009, MU Leipakki Oina Pangthokpa Maru Oiba Irat Thopuni AMa Oina Shingshatpa Contribution to Indian Folklore in the Souvenir of the Platinum Study: Jubilee of Apokpa Marup, Assam a) One of the Advisory (Feb., 2010) Editors of the Journal of Indian Folkloristics for three Dr. Koijam Shantibala Devi has years, starting from 2009. published the following papers during b) Treasurer – Indian the year 2009-2010: Folklore Congress from Feb. 1. Manipuri Sahityada 2010. Sheirenggi Echel Thiba, Ritu Prof. P. Gunindro Singh has Journal (April, 2009). participated and presented a paper 2. Lamkoi Wari Ama Oina entitled’ Toponomy of Manipur’ in Kangphalgi Aroiba Lamdamdei, the XXXV Annual Congress of the Wakhal Journal (Sep., 2009). Epigraphical Society of India and 3. Manipurigi Saktam XXIX Annual Conference of Place Takliba Drama: Cheengu Names Society of India organized by Khongnangthaba, Souvenir the Epigraphical Society of India and published in the Birth Centenary Place Names Society of India which Celebration of M.Biramangol (5th were held at Dr Ambedkar Nov., 2009). Marathawada University, Aurangabad, 4. Nupigi Shenglaba Maharashtra. Lamchat Takliba Upanyas, Ritu Dr Rajen Toijam (Reader) has Journal (Dec., 2009). presented a paper entitled Manipuri 5. Minungshigi Epakka Leelada Moirang Shayongi Mashak Shakkhangnaba, Leikol Journal held at Bishenpur on 13th February (Dec., 2009). 2010 organized by Manipuri Sahitya 6. Haobam Tombagi Khut- Parishad, Bishenpur Branch, ida Mareibak Amadi Manat Dr. Rajen has published a paper Nungshibagi Wakhanlon in the entitled Dramas of Haobam Tomba Souviner of the Birth Centenary and other Manipuri Folk Plays in a Celebration of Haobam Tomba Souvenir published by Manipur (Aug., 2009) Dramatic Union (24th March, 2009). Dr. Shantibala has presented a paper Dr. Rajen has also published another entitled Post Modernism in Manipuri paper entitled Shumang Leelagi Drama in the seminar on Post Khonggul Leeba in the Journal Modernism Literature organized by Akhannaba Manipuri Wareng the Cultural Forum Manipur, Imphal
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which was held at Manipuri Dance Tin-gi Amadi Ashengbagi Mashak, in Akademi, Imphal June 2009. She has the Seminar on Manipuri Sahityada also presented a paper entitled Moirang Sayongi Mapham held at Khamba Thoibigi Thaja Warida Lai INA Hall Moirang on 13th Feb., 2009.
DEPARTMENT OF DANCE (MANIPURI)
1. Year of Establishment: 2005 2. Faculty Members and their subject specializations: Sl. Name Designation Specialization 1. Dr.M.Thoiba Singh Guest Lecturer Percussion 2. Dr.L.Subhadra Devi Guest Lecturer Sutra 3 Smt.N. Harimati Devi Guest Lecturer Manipuri Dance . 4 Dr.M.Macha Chaoreikanba Guest Lecturer Manipuri Dance .
4. Seminars, symposia, which nineteen participants from conferences, workshops, refresher different Colleges and courses, etc. sponsored/ organized Universities of Manipur, Assam & by the Department: West Bengal attended; and 25 a) 1st Refresher Course on “Theatre Resource Persons (8 from outside and Performing Arts (Dance)” & 17 from Manipur) delivered from 7th to 27th January, 2010, in lectures. b) Lecture series:
Sl. Name & designation of the scholar Topic Date 1. Th. Brindashabi Devi, Gostha Leela of Visiting Guru, JNMDA, Imphal Manipur 20/04/2010 2. Sanakhya Ebotombi, Choreography 22/04/2010 Director, Avant Garde, Keishampat Thokchom Leikai, Imphal 3. K. Radhamohan Sharma Maharaasa of Visiting Guru, JNMDA, Imphal Manipur 24/04/2010 4. R.K. Achouba Singh Lai-Haraoba of 27/04/2010 Ex-Pradhan Guru, JNMDA, Imphal Manipur
5. Seminars, symposia, conferences, 7th to 16th March 2009, at workshops, refresher courses, etc Dhaka (Bangladesh), attended by the faculty members organized by the Nrityam during the period: Nrityasheelon Kendro, Dhaka, (A) Dr. M. Bangladesh. Thoiba Singh c. Participated as a delegate a. Attended Special Winter in a two-day National Seminar School orgd. by the on “Challenges of Publishing Department of English from in the North-East”, sponsored 14th January to 4th Feb., 2009. by the Federation of Indian b. Conducted an International Publishers, New Delhi, and Workshop on “Manipuri organizesed by the Writers” Dance and Pung Vadan”, from Forum Imphal on 6th and 7th
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May, 2009, at the Conference Museum Material and Hall, State Guest House, Heritage Management” from Sanjenthong, Imphal. 17-20 March 2010 organized d. Delivered lectures for by the Manipur University twenty days as a Resource Museum, and the sponsored Person in a 45-day Residential by the National Museum Cum Production Oriented Institute for Conservation of Theatre Workshop under the Musicology and History of Extension Programme of the Arts, Department of Culture, National School of Drama, Govt. of India, at the M.U. New Delhi from 22nd July to Museum. 5th September 2009 at the auditorium of the Leimayon Arts Centre, Imphal. (B) Dr. L. Subhadra Devi e. Participated in the UGC- a. Participated in the sponsored Refresher Course in Orientation Course in “Modern Manipuri Litera- “Human Resource Develop- ture”, orgd. by the Department ment & Information of Manipuri, Manipur Technology” orgd. By UGC University from 16th Oct. to 5th Academic Staff College Nov.,2009 at the Academic M.U. from 18th December Staff College, M.U. 2009 to 14th January 2010 at f. Participated in the 33rd the Manipur University. session of Indian Folklore b. Broad casting at DDK, Congress and National Imphal in the “Langban Seminar on the Status of Seirol and Panthoibi Folklore in Northeast India, Seitharo” on January 2009. orgd. by the c. Broad casting at AIR, g. Departments of Manipuri Imphal in the “Nongmaijing and English, held on 16-18 Seitharol and Langban November, 2009, at the Seirol” on 6 April 2010. Manipur University. (B) h. Coordinated the First N. Refresher Course on “Theatre Harimati Devi and Performing Arts a.Participated in the Special (Dance)”, jointly organized by Winter School in the UGC- Academic Staff Humanities, organized by College and Department of the Department of English, th th Dance, from 7th to 27th January from 14 January to 4 Feb., 2010, at the Manipur 2009. University. b. Participated in the i. Worked a Resource UGC Sensitivity, awareness Person in the making of an and Motivation on Capacity Educational Film entitled Building of Women “Taala System of Manipuri Managers in Higher Nata Sankirtana (VII- Education, orgd. by D.M. Episode)”, produced by College of Teacher Educational Multimedia Education, Imphal, from th nd Research Centre, Manipur 18 to 22 March, 2009. University, on 5th, 6th and 9th c.Participated in the UGC February 2010. Orientation Programme j. Participated in the from 5th Nov. to 5th Dec. “National Seminar Cum 2009 organized by the Workshop on Preservation of
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Academic Staff College, “Manipuri Dance” from 4 to M.U. 10 June 2009 at Lala d. Presentation of Assam. paper “Arangpham” (The b) Partic cultural Architect of ipated in the UGC Manipur) in the National Orientation Programme Seminar Cum Workshop on from 5th Nov. to 5th Dec. Preservation of Museum 2009 organized by the Objects and Heritage Academic Staff College, Management, organized by M.U. Manipur University c) Partic Museum, Manipur ipated in the UGC Refresher University in collaboration Course on “Old Manipuri with National Museum Literature and Culture” Institute, History of Art, from 11 February to 3rd Conservation and March 2009 organized by Museology (under the the Academic Staff College, Ministry of Culture) Govt. M.U. of India from 17th to 20th d) Cond March, 2010.at M.U. ucted contest in the Museum. “Contemporary Manipuri (D) Dr. M. Dance and Hourakpham Macha Chaoreikanba traditional Super Model a) Cond contest” on 22 May 2010. ucted workshop on
6. Numbers of papers /books published by the faculty members: Sl. Name of the Title of Papers/Books Publisher Date of Faculty Publish 1. Dr. M. Thoiba All Manipur Gouranga All Manipur Gouranga 30/04/2009 Singh Leela Amasung Leela Amasung Sansenba Artists Sansenba Artists Associationgi Associationgi “Udukhola Leela” da “Udukhola Leela” da Meetyeng Ama Meetyeng Ama Ngasigi Meitei Poknapham daily 17/05/2009 Samajda Kannaragadba Lairik Ama Sangeet Natak Poknapham Daily 17/08/2009 akademi Awardee Guru Sorokhaibam Naran Singhna Nongakhibada Padamashri Awardee Poknapham Daily 18/12/2009 Guru Thingbaijam Babu Singh-na Nongakhibada Sajibu Purnimana Poknapham 30/3/2010 Lakpasida daily Ningshinglak-I Rajshree Bhagyachandra Manipuri Sanskriti Sri Sri Rajarshi
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amasung Rajsshri Bhagyachandra Bhaghyachandra Ningsing Marup Silchar, Assam 2009 (Souvenir of 270th birth anniversary of the Rajarshi) Dances of Asia (Accepted) Manipuri 18/3/2010 ISBN978-81-906458- Literary Society, 9-8 Imphal.(Book) Taala system of (Accepted) 15/3/2010 Manipuri Nata Writers’ Forum, Sankirtna Imphal. (Book) ISBN 978-81-906458- 36-7 Manipuri Sanskirtida (Accepted) 13/4/2010 Nat Sankirtana Manipuri Sahitya Parishad, “Sahitya” Journal Manipuri Kala (Accepted) 16/4/010 Sankirtida Manipuri Literary Bhagyachandragi Society, Wakhal Abadan Journal, Imphal 2. Dr. L. Sastriya Nrityagi (Accepted) 17/3/2010 Subhadra Mityengda Jagoi Raas Wahengbam Shakhi Devi ISBN 978-81-908153- Devi Ashangba 7-6 Communication, Wangkhei, Imphal. (Book) Shastriya Nirtya Ama (Accepted) 17/3/2010 oina Maharaas Manipuri Cultural Forum, Imphal “Ritu” Journal Manipur Jagoi Raasta Manipur Sahitya 20/3/2010 Sutradhargi Mapham Parishad, Imphal “Shahitya” 3. Dr.M.Macha Phayeng Haraoba Huyel Lalong Manipur 15/3/2010 Chaoreikanba Thang-Ta Chakan Gaan Ngai -do- Khurkhul Haraoba H.S.V.A, Imphal
Awang Sekmai -do- Haraoba
Kanglei Haraobagee L.Tarpon Singh Phijet, Eshei, amasung Jantra (Book)
7. Name and number of visitors and their lectures in the Department and their purpose of visit in the department: Sl. Name of Visitor Topic of Purpose of Vitit Date Lecuter 1. Tamanna Rahman Manipuri Sharing of knowledge and 25/02/2010 Director, The Nrityam Dance in expertise with the faculty Nrityashilon Kendro, Bangladesh members and students
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Dhaka, Bangladesh through interaction 2. Dr. M. Heni The Basics Sharing of knowledge and 01/03/2010 Winahyuningseh of expertise with the faculty Institut Seni Indonesia Indonesian members and students Yogyakarta dances through interaction (with demonstrati on)
3. Chum Chanvesana The Basics Sharing of knowledge and 01/03/2010 Khmer Arts Ensemble of expertise with the faculty (Combodia) Combodian members and students dances through interaction (with demonstrati on) N.B. There were 20 dancers and musicians ii) Appointed the Head i/c of the accompanying the Indonesian and Department Vide order No Cambodian speakers of Sl.Nos.2 Mu/V-38/95/Fcy (Pt.). &3. iii) Appointed a member of the 8. Appointment/ Cultural Committee in respect rd promotion/retirement of the 33 session of Indian assignments/resignation, etc. of the folklore congress and National faculty members of the department: Seminar from 17 to 20 (A) Dr.M. Thoiba Singh November, 2009 at the Manipur i) Assigned University as the Coordinator of the first iv) Assigned to look after Refresher Course on “Theatre dance competitions as well as and Performing Arts (Dance)”, ceremonial and closing organized by the UGC- functions of the 25th East Zone Academic Staff College from Youth festival from 2 to 6 7th to 27th January2010 at the December, 2009 at the Manipur Manipur University. University
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
1. Year of Establishment: 1986 2. Name, Designation of Faculty members: (including Guest Faculty and Guest Lecturers) and their subject specialization. Sl Name of Faculty Designation Specialization 1. Prof. S. Lokendrajit Singh Prof. & Head Logic, Social & Political Philosophy 2. P. Milan Khangamcha Asst. Prof. Indian Philosophy 3. Dr. L. Bishwanath Sharma Asst. Prof Analytic Philosophy 4. Th. Shantilata Devi Asst. Prof. Indian Philosophy 5. Prof. S. Shyamkishore Singh Guest Faculty Logic Analytic Philosophy, aesthetics 6. Dr. A. Dorendra Singh Guest Faculty Epistemology 7. Dr. Kh. Gokulchandra Singh Guest Lecturer Epistemology 8. Dr. Sarat Sarma Guest Lecturer Indian Philosophy
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3. Seminars, Symposia, Conferences, names of papers presented/read Workshops, Refresher courses etc along with their dates and venues: attended by the faculty members Prof. S. Lokendrajit Singh during the period. Also specify
Sl. Particulars of academic Topic Organized by Date & Venue Programme 1. 84th Indian Philosophical Terrorism and Indian Oct. 24-27, Congress the Death of the Philosophical 2009, Mumbai Revolution Congress University P. Milan Khangamcha Sl. Particulars of academic Topic Organized by Date & Venue Programme 1. 84th Indian Philosophical Logic of Indian Oct. 24-27, Congress Advaita Philosophical 2009, Mumbai Congress University 2. First Asian Philosophy Recontextualing Indian Council March 6-9, at Congress Indian Values of 2010, J.N.U., Philosophical New Delhi Research, New Delhi
Dr. L. Bishwanath Sharma Sl. Particulars of academic Topic Organized by Date & Venue Programme 1. 84th Indian Philosophical Wittgenstein’s Indian Oct. 24-27, Congress Concept of Rule Philosophical 2009, Mumbai following Congress University 2. First Asian Philosophy Bhakti Indian council Mar. 6-9, 2010, Congress Movement in of J.N.U., New Manipur Philosophical Delhi Research
Prof. S. Lokendrajit Singh Sabbatical Leave during Jan. 20, 2009-19 Jan. 2010 For writing four books
P. Milan Khangamcha Duty Leave, Mar,5-10, 2010 I.C.P.R. sponsored First Asian Philosophy Congress, J.N.U. New Delhi
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REPORT OF THE DEAN, SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
The School of Social Sciences has A. Increasing involvement of Faculty nine teaching and research in seminars and conferences not Departments and two research centres. only within the country but The Departments are Adult and globally as well; Continuing Education, Commerce, Economics, Education, History, B. Rising number of research Library and Information Science, Mass outputs of the Faculty; Communications, Manipur Institute of C. Visits by international scholars Management Studies, and Political from around the world for Science. The two Centres for research lectures and academic are the Centre for Manipur Studies and interactions; the Centre for Studies of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy. D. The rising frequency of lecture The major highlights of the period programmes, seminars and under report are: conferences.
DEPARTMENT OF ADULT CONTINUING EDUCATION AND EXTENSION
Year of Establishment: 1986 Adult Education and M. A. in Adult Aims: Education. The Third Dimension was to aim at Research promoting a meaningful and sustained i. Produced 4 Ph.D. Degrees rapport between the Universities and the ii. 4(four) research scholars have Community. submitted their Ph. D. Thesis. Objectives: iii. 21(twenty one) research scholars Firstly, its objectives was to extend have been working in the knowledge and other institutional Department. resources to the community and vice- iv. 3(three) research scholars awarded versa, and Secondly, its objectives were to Rajiv Gandhi Research Scholar- gain insights from a contact between ship. knowledge resources and socio-cultural Achievement of the Department: realities with a view to reflecting these in 1. 2(two) students got J.R.F during the the entire curricular system of higher year this period. education including teaching and research. 2. 7(Seven) students of the It was to be a two-way process between Department got qualified NET the experts and the people, an intellectual Examination too. intervention in the community’s living 3. Besides P.G.Classes, the depart- problems, which need to be overcome ment conduct 3 months in through an educational process. It was to Computer Literacy Course through be that education which helped students to face life and its challenges and which E-learning (2 shift a day) for the created an ambience for a learning society. University community (i.e. Name of the Course: Students, research scholars, Post Graduate Course: MA in Adult teachers, Officers and staffs) Education, Ph.D. 4. Continuing Education: The 1. During the X Plan period the ongoing programs of PLP (Post Department opened P.G. Diploma in Literacy Programs), tailoring,
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embroidery and wool knitting Plans, programmes, progress work training for the neo-literates and etc. of the Department: school drop-out students of the Future Plan: Planned for organizing Total Literacy Campaign (TLC) one Orientation Course, certificate from the adopted villages, for their course in Book Binding, Fashion Designing and other short-term quality, life improvement and courses etc in the near future. equivalency programs to provide Facilities of the Department: individual interest promotion i. Internet facilities programs vocational ii. Research Fellowship education/skill training for the Number of centers opened under ACEE adult learners, etc. 61 neo-literates during the year (3 centres): and school drop-out students have Kyamgei Awang Leikai, Kyamgei been imparting skill trades on Mamang Leikai and Shantipur Cutting and Sewing, Embroideries Number of Student Volunteers and Wool-Knitting through enrolled during the year: nd Continuing Education. (a) 17 P.G. Student volunteers of II 5. Opened Vocational Career Oriented Semester were involved in Course: running the adult education centr i) Continuing Education Training Kiyamgei Khoirom Leikai, Course for the neo- literates and Kiyamgei Mayai Leikai, and Kiyamgei Maning Leikai between school dropout students of the st th adopted villages of Kiyamgei 1 March 2009 to 16 April 2010. Khoirom Leikai, Kiyamgei Mayai Fieldwork is a compulsory paper Leikai, and Kiyamgei Maning carrying 100 marks. Leikai and one batch of dropout (b) Place of Field Work: Weightage students: of Field Work: It carries 100 (a) Cutting and Sewing (Tailoring) marks for determinin Kiyamgei (b) Sewing and Knitting Khoirom Leikai, Kiyamgei Mayai (c) Embroidery Leikai, and Kiyamgei Maning Leikai academic credit of the IInd Semester.
List of the faculty members: Sl. Name of the Employees Designation 1. Smt. P. Jamini Devi Lecturer (Sr. Scale), HOD i/c 3. Dr. Lamalu Thaimei Lecturer 4. Dr. S. Gunadhor Singh Guest Faculty 5. Dr. S. Kiran Singh Guest Lecturer
Seminars, symposia, workshops, orien- Community hall as Field Outreach tation courses, publications refresher programs: courses participated by the faculties of Persons invited: the Department during Plan Period. 1 Retd. Col. Rajkumar Rajendra 1 Observed on World Population Day on Singh, Member, Manipur Human 11th July, 2009 Rights Commission. 2. A Talk on Population Education: 2 Dr. L. Chinglen (Bobo) Lecturer, 1 Dr. S.Gunadhor Singh (Retd) Department of Economics, MU Principal, R.K.Sanatombi Devi 3 Dr. Dhanabir Laishram, Lecturer, College of Education Department of Political Science, 3. Observed International Literacy MU Day/One Day Extension Talk on “Literacy and Human Rights” on 8th 4. Smt. P. Jamini Devi September, 2009 at Kyamgei
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1. Attended UGC experts Gandhi National Open University, committee meeting on 17 to 19th New Delhi-2009. November 2009 in UGC main 2 Published a paper on “Ethical office, New Delhi. Perceptions Among the Students 2. Attended and paper of Missionary and Non- presented the 58th All India Adult Missionary Schools of Manipur, Education Conference at India: in the Indian Journal on Vivekananda Kendra Adult Education, published by Kanyakumari from December 11- Indian Adult Education 13, 2009 topic: Lifelong learning Association, New Delhi, January- Through Community Education March, 2010, Vol. 71, No.1 and Human Resource 3 A paper on “Bioethics Development Strategies: Education and Knowledge and 3. Attended as a resource Attitudes of Teachers in Manipur, person on “Adult Education India” accepted for publication in necessity in connection with the Indian Journal of Psychometry NSS” at Moirang College, and Education in Vol.41 No.1 in Moirang. the first Fortnight of July 2010 by 5. Dr. Lamalu Thaimei: Harprasad Institute of 1 Talks programme in the Behavioural Studies Agra. AIR, Imphal on “Women’s 4 Course Writer of a Diploma Education”, on 25th June 2009. Course in Lifelong Learning 2 Attended UGC-ASC of Block- 1 An Introduction to National workshop for Research Planning: Title-Policies, Guide organized by Manipur Planning and Management of University from 13th to 18th July Lifelong learning, published 2009. by IGNOU, New Delhi, July 3 Presented paper on 2009. Lifelong Learning: “ An Unit-1: Concept, Meaning Opportunity for Unemployed Characteristics and Youth” in the National Importance of Planning. Conference on Adult Education Unit-2: Types of Planning, at Gandhigram Rural university, Five years Plan in India. Kanyakumari, Tamilnadu from 6. Miss. Th. Premabati Devi, 11-13th December,2009. Research Scholars, ACEE, MU attended and paper presented at 4 Attended UGC experts the All India Adult Education committee meeting on 17 to 19th Conference at Vivekananda November 2009 in UGC main Kendra Kanyakumari from office, New Delhi. December 11-13, 2009 on the 5 Attended four weeks th topic “Lifelong Learning: an Orientation Course during 5-30 Opportunity for Unemployed April 2010 organized by UGC- Youth” written by Dr. Lamalu ASC, JNU, New Delhi. Thaimei and Th. Premabati Devi. Publications: 8. Miss Ch. Sonia Devi, Research 1 Course Writer of a Book Scholar, ACEE., MU Attended Policy Planning and and paper presented at the All Implementation of Adult India Adult Education Conference Education in India on the topic at Vivekananda Kendra “Role of Local Bodies, Kanyakumari from December 11- Community and Individuals” in 13, 2009 topic “Longing for the Unit 8, published by Indira Lifelong Learning”.
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
1. Year of establishment: 1984 2. Objectives of the Department social science. The Department gives The Department of Commerce was special priority in the areas like established to cater the needs of higher Accounting, Finance, education particularly in Manipur and Entrepreneurship Development, North Eastern Region in general in General Management, Marketing, Post Graduate level and research at Business Policy and Environment, Doctorate level, besides diploma Business and Industrial Economics, courses in Business Management, International Business, Computer Entrepreneurship Development and Application in Business and International Trade, The Department Management Information System. conducts its various programmes on higher education under the school of 3. Name and designation of faculty members and their subject specializations: Sl. Name of Teachers Designation Specialisations 1. Prof. G. P. Prasain Professor Entrepreneurship, Human Resource Management, Small Business Management, Marketing. 2. Dr N. Tejmani Head & Finance, Management Information Singh Reader System and Quantitative techniques 3. Dr Rajmani Singha Reader Finance, Accounting, Management and Marketing 4. Dr Robita Reader Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship, Sorokhaibam Marketing management 5. Dr Kh. Dhiren Reader International Financial Management, Meetei Computer application in business, E-Commerce 6. Dr. Kh. Tomba Reader Accounting, Financial Economics, Singh Entrepreneurship Theory, Project Managements 4. Seminar/Conference Organized by the Department The Department of Commerce, Name of the Faculty Members Manipur University has organized (i) Prof. G.P. following Seminars during the year Prasain 2009: (a) Attended i) National Seminar on International Conference “Consumer Protection in India” organized by Sri Ram College th st was organized on 30 and 31 of Commerce, University of March 2009 in the Department of Delhi, Delhi during 6-7 Commerce, Manipur University. The seminar was sponsored by November 2009 and presented Indian Institute of Public paper entitled “ Role of Self Administration, New Delhi. Prof. Help Groups and Micro G. P. Prasain coordinated the Finance in Economic Seminar. Development of Manipur”. 5. Seminar/Conference attended (b) Attended 62 by the Faculty Members: All India Commerce Conference organized by
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Indian Commerce Association IIT, Kharagpur from 25th at M.D.S. University Ajmer, March to 11th March 2009. Rajasthan during 10-12 c) Attended the meeting of the Governing October 2009 and presented Body of Institute of Co- paper entitled “E- Operative Manage-ment, Governance in India – Imphal during the month of Challenges and Opportu- June and Sep. 2009. nities”. d) Attended and (c) Attended presented a reteach paper National Seminar on entitled “Performance “Consumer Protection in Evaluation of Credit India – Lesson Learnt and Management in RRB, A case Future Challenges” study of Manipur Rural organized by Indian Institute Bank in the Inter-national of Public Administration, New Conference on Emerging Delhi, during 19-20 Issues of Accoun-ting and November 2009 and presented Business Finance held in paper entitled “Consumerism Jaipur, January 15-16, in Manipur – An Overview”. 2010”. (d) Attended (iii) Dr. Rajmani the meeting of the Post Singha Graduate Board of Studies of a) Devel Commerce of Nagaland opment of the People in University, Kohima as an Hilly Areas of Manipur: External Expert on June 8, With special reference to 2009. population, education and (e) Organized as Co-ordinator employment. Paper presented two short-term courses on in three days National Research Methodology for Seminar on “Role of Khadi Research Scholars and and Village Industries in Research Guides at Manipur Socio-Economic University during May and Development of North East July 2009. States” & “Development of (e) Conducted Tribal People in Arunachal as Co-ordinator Jt.UGC- Pradesh” organized by CSIR Test for JRF and Department of Economics, Eligibility for Lectureship at Dera Natung Govt. College, Manipur University Centre in Arunachal Pradesh from 20- the month of June & 22 November 2009. December 2009. b) A (ii) Dr. N. Tejmani Study on Entrepreneurial Singh Problems of Village a) Attended and presented a Industries in Manipur. research paper entitled Paper presented in three days “Microfinance Practices in National Seminar on “Role of India-an overview” in the Khadi and Village Industries International Conference at in Socio-Economic Develop- Dubai, U.A.E. held on 15-17 ment of North East States” & April, 2009. “Development of Tribal b) Attended and People in Arunachal Pradesh” actively participated in the organized by Department of two weeks QIP (Quality Economics, Dera Natung Improve-ment Programme) at Govt. College, Arunachal
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Pradesh from 20-22 (iii) Dr. November 2009. Robita Sorokhaibam c) Micr (a) “Reflexion of o Finance and SHG-Bank Manipuri Women in the Linkage Programme in Entrepre-neurial World” in North East India: A the International Conference Development Tool for on Harnessing Poverty Alleviation. Paper Entrepreneurial Potential of presented in National Seminar Women for Economic on “Micro Finance”. Growth orga-nized by Organized by Shillong Manipal Institute of Commerce College, Management, Manipal, 15- Meghalaya from 6th to 7th 17 March 2009. March 2009. (b) Attended and actively d) Entre participated in the two preneurship Development weeks QIP (Quality Impro- through Micro Finance in vement Programme) at IIT, Manipur. Paper presented in Kharagpur from 25th two-day National Seminar on March to 11th March 2009. Entrepreneurship in WTO (c) Attended and participated Era. Organized by Manipur a research paper on Institute of Management “Women Studies, Manipur University Entrepreneurship, What! from 6-7 March 2009. How! Why!” in the 9th e) NREGS in North East International Conference India: With special on Emerging Issues in reference to Manipur. Paper Accounting and Finance, presented in two days Infrastructure National Seminar on Rural Development, Information Development in India: Technology, Business Prospect and Retrospect. Management organized by Organized by St. Joseph’s Jaipur University, 15-16 College, Nagaland from 20th January 2010. to 21st November 2009. Dr. Kh. f) Financial Inclusion in India: Dhiren Meetei With Special reference to (a) Paper Northeast India, paper presented as a resource presented in “ International person on Infrastructure Conference on Business and Development in Manipur Finance, 2010” organized by ( A Case Study of Health IBS, Hyderabad from 12th Services in Manipur) in the th and 13th March 2010. X Annual Conference g) Economic Cooperation North Eastern Economic Between India and BCIM Association, 2009 organized countries and its impact on by Economics Department, North East India” Paper Manipur University. presented in International (b) Paper presented as a Seminar on “Negotiation resource person on Interventions in South East Entrepreneurship Asia” organized by Arunachal Development in Tourism Institute of Tribal Studies, Industry, Opportunities and Arunachal Pradesh from 15- Challenges in Manipur, in 17 February 2010. the National Seminar on Entrepreneurship in the Era of W.T.O. on 6th and 7th
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March 2009 organized by university, Silchar 5-6 March, Manipur Institute of 2010. Management Studies. (d) Innovati (c) Paper presented as a on and Entrepreneurship in resource person entitled “ Tourism Sector in Manipur in the Perspective of India’s two days UGC-SAP National Trade Relation with Seminar on Creativity and Myanmar: Problem and Innovation in Tourism Entrepre- Prospect in the National neurship-Contemporary Needs, Seminar on Border Trade organized by the Department of Between North East India Tourism Studies, School of and Neighbouring Coun- Management, Pondicherry tries: Problems and University, Podichhery, 19th and Prospects organized by 20th March 2010. Department of Commerce, 6. Number of papers published by the Manipur University in Faculty Members collaboration with the NEC, (i) Prof. P. Prasain 2009. (a) Performance Evaluation of (d) SWOT Analysis of Tourism Prime Minister Rojgar Industry in Manipur in the Youana – A case study of two days UGC-SAP Manipur, published in the National Seminar on Indian Journal of Creativity and Entrepre- Commerce, vol. 62, No. 3, neurship Tourism – July-September, 2009. Contemporary Trend (b) Business organized by Department of Processing Outsour-cing – A Tourism, Pondichery Global Experience, published University, Puduchrry from in the book Business 19th to 20th March 2010. Processing Out-sourcing – (vi) Dr. Kh. Tomba Singh Its Prospect and Challenges, (a) Consumer Awareness and Published by Daya Government Role in the National Publishing House, New Seminar on Consumer Rights in Delhi, 2009. India organized by Department of (c) Road Commerce, Manipur University in Infrastructure on Manipur – collaboration with IIPA, New Challenges Ahead, published Delhi, Manipur University, March in the book 30, 2009. Entrepreneurship and (b) Women Rural Development, Shree Entrepreneurship in India – A Publishers and Distributors, Reflection in a two days national New Delhi, 2009. seminar on Entrepreneurship in (ii) Dr. N. Tejmani Singh the WTO Era organized by MIMS (a) Recovery Performance of in collaboration with ICSSR, New Regional Rural Bank: An Delhi March 6 and 7, 2009. Analysis (A case study of (c) Industria Manipur Rural Bank in the l Sickness in Small Scale Journal of Accounting and Enterprises – Identification and Finance, Jaipur, vol. 23, Rehabilatation in the 2 days Number 1 October-March, National Seminar on 2009. Entrepreneurship and Small (b) India’s Look East Policy and Business Development Issues and North- Eastern States: An Challenges organized by the Overview, Journal of US- Department of Commerce, School China Public Administration, of Management Studies, Assam
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vol. 7 No. 3, March, 2010, a) Accepted a paper on David Publishing Company, “Problems and Opportu- USA. nities of Women Entrepre- (iii) Dr. Rajmani Singha neurs in Manipur” in a Unemployment Problems of prestigious online portal Manipur: An Overview. Small Business India, 2009 Published in Manipur Today, under ASPIRE Media. b) Women DIPR, Government of Manipur, Entrepreneurs in Manipur January 2009. (A retrospect and (a) Micro Finance and its prospect), 2009, North impact on Rural East India Council for Development of Manipur. Social Service Research. Published in Village c) Harnessing the Development in North potential of Women East India. Edited by Entrepreneurs in Manipur Komol Singha. Published in Micro Finance and by Concept Publishing Women Empowerment, Company, New Delhi -59, edited by prof. Rais 2009 pp 217-229, Ahmad, Mittal (b) Entrepreneurship Develop- Publication, New Delhi, ment in North East India: 2010. Challenges and opportu- d) Human Resource nities, published in IMED Manage-ment and its Journal, Bharatiya Vedya- linkages to Higher peth University, Pune – vol Education in Manipur, 1 no. 1. 2009. JIM Quest Journal of (c) Microenterprise Develop- Management and ment under Loyalam Bank Technology, Vasun-dhara, Project (A Grameen Bank Ghazibad, 2009. Model) in Manipur: An v) Dr. Kh. Tomba Singh Empirical Study. Published (a) Corporate Social Responsi- in the edited volume of bilities-Some Issues in “Microfinance: Enabling Banijya, A Research Journal empowerment” by Daniel of the Department of Lazar at el. Published by Commerce, Assam university, Vijay Nicola Imprints Silchar, vol. 2. No. 1 July Private Limited Chennai- 2009. 29, 2010. 7. No. of books published by the (d) SWOT Analysis of Fruits Faculty Members : and Vegetable processing Dr. N. Tejmani Singh Industries in North East (a) Information Technology India. Published in the for E-Management Science: Raj DGCCS’s Journal of Publishing House, Jaipur, 2009. Commerce, DipHu Govt. i) Dr. A. Rajmani Singha College, Assam Vol. VI (a) Commerce No. I, 2009. Education In Northeast (e) Challenges and Opportu- India: Past, Present and nities of Entrepreneurship Future, Mittal Development in North Publications, New Delhi, East-India. Published in 2010. IMED Journal of Bharatiya 8. Assignment given to the Faculty Vidyapeeth University, Members: Pune Vol. 1 No.1, 2009. (i) Prof. G.P.Prasain iv) Dr. Robita Sorokhaibam
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(a) Appointed as Coordinator for Khunou College, Kakching the conduct of State Level Khunou on March 12, 2009. Eligibility Test (SLET) for (f) Attended Building North East Region at Manipur Construction Committee University Centre. Meeting of the Kakching (b) Appointed as Coordinator for Khunou College, Kakching the conduct of Joint CSIR- Khunou on September 13, UGC Test for Junior 2009. Research Fellowship (JRF) (g) Examination conducted and NET at Manipur fourth times as an Asst. University Centre. Officer i/c, Manipur (ii) Dr. Robita Sorokhaibam University, Canchipur, (a) Appointed as an Expert 2009. Member of Documentation 9. Number and names of research Committee on Geographical projects undertaken/undertaking Indication Act on Manipuri during the year along with their Handloom, sponsored by IIE, sanctioned amounts and names of Guwahati, 2009. the funding agencies: (b) As an Expert of STPI (X- Prof. G. P. Prasain treme Wave) on Commerce- Ongoing Project: E-Content, 2009. i) Major Research Project (iii) Dr. Kh. Tomba Singh on Indo-Myanmar Border Trade: (a) Examination conducted An Assessment of Formal and fourth times as an Asst. Informal Trade, funded by UGC, Officer i/c, Manipur New Delhi. University, Canchipur. Dr. N. Tejmani Singh (b) Delivered a lecture as i) Major Research Project resource person at the on working capital management of Poverty Aviation Small and Medium Enterprises Programme organized by (SMEs) in Manipur funded by State Institute of Rural UGC, New Delhi. Development, Govt. Of ii) Major Research Manipur on financial Project on Economic management for Self Empowerment of Tribal and Employment, Porompat, Meitei Women-Folk through Self Imphal, 28th September Help Group (SHGs) funded by 2009. ICAR, New Delhi. (c) Delivered a lecture as Dr. Robita Sorokhaibam resource person organized i) Major Research Project by State Institute of Rural on Problems, Prospects and Development, Govt. Of Opportunities of fWomen Manipur on How to start a Entrepreneurs in Manipur, Small Business on 17th Sponsored by UGC. November 2009 at 10. Departmental Library: Porompat, Imphal. In addition to the Central Library, (d) Delivered a lecture as Manipur University, the Department resource person organized of Commerce also maintain a small by State Institute of Rural Library having around 300 books, 469 Development, Govt. Of dissertations and a few journals to Manipur on Profit Planning cater the urgent needs of the faculty for Micro Enterprises on members and students. 18th November 2009, 11. Computer Laboratory: Porompat, Imphaol. To fulfill the practical knowledge of (e) Attended Governing Body subjects in the areas of Commuter, E- Meeting of Kakching Commerce, IT and Accounting, the
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Department is also having a Computer (b) Centre for Financial Lab. With 10 PC and Internet facilities Studies in the areas of Micro round the clock. finance, Self Help Group 12. Departmental Journal: Promotion and Micro-Enterprise The Department of Commerce, Development. Manipur University has published (c) Starting of Certificate fifth Volume of the Journal Courses in Entrepreneurship “Kangleipak Business Review,” the Development, Accounting and only research journal in Commerce Finance, Research Methodology subject. and Tourism Management. 13. Future Vision of the Department: (d) Creation of (a) Starting of Micro, Small Entrepreneurship Development & Medium Enterprises, Research Cell and Initiation of Society for Centre for North-East India Social Entrepreneurs. in general and for Manipur in particular.
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
1. Year of establishment: 1972 2. The faculty strength of the Department is as under: Sl. Name Specialisation 1. Professor L. Tombi Singh Economics of Human Resources & Man Power Planning 2. Professor Amar Yumnam Development Economics, Environmental Economics and Institutional Economics 3. Professor E. Bijoykumar Econometrics, Micro economics and Singh, Head Mathematical Economics 4. Dr. Ch. Priyoranjan Population Studies & Agricultural Economics Singh,Associate Professor 5. Dr. Ksh. Jhaljit Singh, Mathematical Economics, Environmental Associate Professor Economics and Econometrics 6. Ms. Arambam Sophia Chanu, Assistant Mathematical Economics and Professor Econometrics 7. Dr. M. Bobo Singh, International Economics & Assistant Professor Regional Economics
3. Special /invited lectures organized by (iv) Prof. J.J.RoyBurman, School of the department: 7 Social Sciences, TISS,” Distur- (i) Mr. Niketu Iralu, Initiatives of bing Issues of North East” 11 Change and Trustee of Centre for Nov..2009 Policy Research, Delhi, Centre (v) Ramchandra Dom, MP, Loksabha for Dialogue and Research, New “ Inclusive Development” 25 Delhi ‘Reaching out to one November 2009 another’ 11 June 2009 (vi) Dr. Ananta Kumar Giri, Madras (ii) Dr Bhagat Oinam, H.O.D., Institute of Development Studies Philosophy deptt., Jawaharlal ‘Knowing together in Compa- Nehru University “Reunder- ssion and Confrontation’14 standing North east India” 3rd July January 2010 2009 (vii)B.G. Verghese, noted journalist (iii) Ms. Mahasweta Dev, Magsaysay and Sumit Chakrabarty, Editor, awardee, inaugurated Festival of Mainstream “Interaction” 28 Hope, Justice and Peace, 2-6 Jan., 2010 November 2009.
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4. Visit of dignitaries: K. Mangi Singh, Manipur” edited by Prof. E. Director, Planning department, Gover- Bijoykumar Singh & Dr Damodar nment of Manipur visited the depart- Nepram. ment on 27 th March to release “Perspectives on the Economy of
5. Details of research projects in progress: Sl Title Sponsor by Approx.financial . outlay “Migration Development UGC Rs 4.65 lakhs Interface in the North Eastern Region of India” Prof. E. Bijoykumar Singh 2 “Border Trade” Deptt. Of Industries Rs 11 lakhs Dr.Ch.Priyoranjan Singh &Commerce, Manipur Government 6. Other achievements: Publications: Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh & Dr i. “Inclusion is the Agendum: Can Damodar Nepram: Akansha we be the story”, by Prof. Amar Publishing House. Yumnam Paper presented at the vi. “Land and Economic develop- Platinum Jubilee Celebration ment in the Hills of Manipur” Seminar of the Reserve Bank of Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh in Dr India held at Imphal on 22 Ch. Priyoranjan Singh edit February 2010; Downloadable at “Tribalism and the Tragedy of the http://ssrn.com/abstract=1557522 Commons: land, Identity and ii. “North East: Time to Move from development The Manipur Expe- Generalist Nash Equilibrium to rience “Akansha Publishing Specialist Equilibrium”, by Prof. House, New Delhi 2009. Amar Yumnam Presidential vii. “Understanding Economic growth Address delivered at the 11th in the North Eastern region of Annual Conference of the North India “Prof. E. Bijoykumar Eastern Economic Association Singh; Dialogue, vol.10 no.3 held at the Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, 18-19 Jan.- March Astha Bharati, Delhi December 2009, WPS 1526982, 2009 ISSN:0973-0095. Social Science Research viii. “Human Development in Network, New York, 2009, Manipur” Prof. E. Bijoykumar Downloadable at Singh in P. Nayak ed (2010) http://ssrn.com/abstract=1526982 “Growth and Human Develop- iii. Problems of International Border ment in North East India” Oxford Areas in Manipur: Implications for the Thirteenth Finance University press. Commission, by Prof. Amar ix. “Tribalism and the Tragedy of the Yumnam .WPS 1433641, Commons: land, Identity and Downloadable at development The Manipur Expe- http://ssrn.com/abstract=1433641 rience edited by Dr Ch. Priyo- iv. Peace, Violence and Development ranjan singh Akansha Publishing in Manipur: Need for a new House, New Delhi 2009. perspective”, by Prof. Amar x. “Institutional Impediments to Yumnam Dialogue, Vol. 10, No. development in the Hill regions 3, 2009, pp87-90; of Manipur”Dr. Ch. Priyoranjan v. “Perspectives on the Economy of Singh in “Perspectives on the Manipur” edited by Economy of Manipur” edited by
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Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh & Dr Damodar Nepram: Akansha Publishing House xi. Äging in Manipur: The Social & moral Issues” Dr Ch. Priyo- ranjan Singh in R.Sharma and C.J.Thomas edt “Ageism, problems and Prospects” Akansha Publishing House. xii “Water Supply in Imphal city: Demand,Supply and Sustain- ability” Dr Ksh.Jhaljit Singh in “Perspectives on the Economy of Manipur” edited by Prof. E. Bijoykumar Singh & Dr Damodar Nepram : Akansha Publishing House. xiii. “Need for Paradigm shift in development Strategy” Dr. M. Bobo Singh, YOJANA, vol.53 special issue, Dec. 2009. xiv “Organic farming strategy for Enhancing Production and productivity on an Environ- mentally Sustainable Basis: A case study of NER “ Dr. M.Bobo Singh & W.R. Devi KEGEE Journal of Social Science ( Accepted).
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Seminars National consultation on Exploring International: and Identifying Research Areas on i. “Global Labour and Employment in North Financial Meltdown and its Impact Eastern region org. by V.V.Giri on Unemployment, Poverty and National Institute of Labour at ii. Inequality Agartala 19-20 November, 2009. with special reference to India” ii. “Women and Migration in Dr. M. Bobo Singh, Xth Manipur” Prof.E. Bijoykumar International Scientific Confe- Singh in Regional Consultation on rence under the auspices of UNO, Women and Migration in the North Szent Istvan University, Hungary, East org. by Centre for Women’s June 23-26, 2009. Development Studies, Delhi at iii. “Organic farming Strategy for Gauhati 11-12 Dec 2009. Sustainable Agricultural growth Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh and development” Dr. M. Bobo chaired a technical session. Singh, & W.R.Devi, ACCOA, iii. “Good Governance and Paradigm Bangalore, Sept 11-12, 2009. shift in the development vi. “Global MDP: Empowering Discourse” Prof.E.Bijoykumar Belief” Dr. M. Bobo Singh, Singh XIth Annual Conference of International workshop org. by North East Economic Association Delhi school of professional 18-19 Dec. 2009, Guwahati. studies and research, Delhi Jan. 3, E.Bijoykumar Singh chaired a 2010. technical session. v. “The growth Trajectories of the iv. “ Human Development Index and Chinese and Indian Economies in Emerging livelihood pattern in the context of Global Financial North East India” Prof. E. Meltdown: A critical Assessment” Bijoykumar Singh; National Dr. M. Bobo Singh, Delhi School Seminar on Emerging Issues of of professional Studies Jan 4-5, Human development in North 2010. eastern India, Dibrugarh Univer- vi. “Negotiating Liberalisation in the sity; 12 March, 2010. Prof. E. North eastern region of India” Bijoykumar Singh chaired a Prof. E.Bijoykumar Singh in technical session. International seminar v. “Economic Transformation and “Negotiating Interventions in Gender Issues in the North East: South East Asia” Arunachal Agrarian Change, Occupational Institute of Tribal studies, Rajiv Shifts and marginalisation of Gandhi University, 15-17 Feb. Women in Manipur” Ch. Priyo- 2010. Prof. E.Bijoykumar ranjan Singh, XIth Annual Singh chaired a technical session Conference of North East besides presenting a paper. Economic Association 18-19 Dec. vii. Dr Ch. Priyoranjan Singh 2009, Guwahati. Dr. Ch. participated in the international Priyoranjan Singh was a panelist seminar on Íntercultural Dialogue in the panel discussion. between North east India and vi. Ms Arambam Sophia chanu South East Asia’ organized by attended the XI th Annual Indira Gandhi National Centre for Conference, NEEA at IIT. Arts and JNU, March 2024, 2010. Guwahati. 18-19 December 2009. National: vii. Ms Arambam Sophia chanu i. “Impact of Economic reforms on attended the national seminar on Employment in Manipur” ‘Women and Future of Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh in Manipur’organized by The Social
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Science Research Association, Bijoykumar Singh and Dr Manipur, Kasturba Gandhi Ch. Priyoranjan Singh Institute for Development, delivered a number of Manipur and Gandhi Smrity and lectures in the Academic Staff Darshan Samity, New Delhi- 27 College, Manipur University June, 2009. (vi) Ms Arambam Sophia Visits abroad Chanu attended the Dr. M. Bobo Singh visited Szent workshop on Research Istvan University, Hungary and methodology in social Agricultural University, Nitra, Slovak sciences organized by republic during 23-26 June 2009 ICSSR-NER and Political Workshops/Orientation courses: Science department, Manipur (i) Prof. Amar Yumnam University 24-25 february delivered a Lecture ”Experi- 2010 mentation in Social Science (vii) Ms Arambam Sophia Research”, at the Workshop Chanu participated in the on Research Methodology in UGC sponsored Orientation Social Sciences, jointly programme 0n Environment organized by the Indian and Global climate Change Council of Social Science organized by UGC-Academic Research Research and Staff College, Manipur Department of Political University. 2 to 22 March, Science, Manipur University, 2010. 25 February 2010.” Additional responsibilities of faculty (ii) Prof. Amar Yumnam members: delivered the Keynote (i) Prof.L.Tombi Singh is the Address “Social Science director, Centre for study of Research: Contextual Exclusive and Inclusive Policies. Challenges in Manipur”, at (ii) Prof. Amar Yumnam, Dean of the Workshop on Research Social Sciences, is the director, Methodology in Social Centre for Manipur Studies Sciences, jointly organized by Other information the Indian Council of Social i. Prof. Amar Yumnam, maintains Science Research and a weekly column ”Citizen’s Department of Political Concerns” in the English Daily, Science, Manipur University, The Sangai Express; 24 February 2010 He is President of the North (iii) Prof. E. Bijoykumar Eastern Economic Association; Singh was invited to deliver Member of the Elsevier online two lectures on Research Community for Discussion and Methodology by ICSSR-NER Member, State Audit Advisory and Assam University, Board, Manipur, 2009-2011. He Silchar. Chaired sessions and presented (iv) Prof. E.Bijoykumar Singh papers in five national seminars delivered a lecture on and one international conference. “Research methodology” in ii.Dr Ksh.Jhaljit Singh, Associate orientation Course for professor is on Sabbatical leave selected research Scholars till July 2010. under Tribal Research iii.Prof.Mohd.Islamuddin expired Institute, Imphal 30Nov. 09 on 25 May 2009. (v) Prof. L. Tombi Singh, Prof. Amar Yumnam, Prof.E.
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
1. Year of Establishment: 1986 2. No. of Students : A. M.A. 1st Semester course in Education:
Category Male Female Total General 4 7 11 Physically Handicapped - 1 1 Sports - - - Culture - - - Wards of University employee - - - S.T. 4 9 13 S.C. - 3 3 O.B.C. 2 10 12 Total 10 30 40 B. M.A. 3rd Semester course in Education. General 2 13 15 Physically Handicapped - - - Sports - - - Culture 1 - 1 S.T. 5 9 14 S.C. - 1 1 O.B.C. - - - Others - - - Total 8 23 31
3. Faculty members of the Department : Sl. Name and designation Designation Subject of Specialization 1 Dr. L. Leiren Singh Associate Professor and Adult and Non-formal Head Education 2 Dr.Caroline gailiankim Asstt. Professor (SS) Educational Psychology 3 Dr. Premlata Maisnam Assistant Professor Population Education 4 Dr. K. Shitaljit Singh Assistant Professor Educational Administration and Supervision.
4. Seminar/Workshop/Refresher course/Conference organized: The Department of Education, period 15th July to 4th August, 2009 Manipur University, Canchipur had its sponsored by UGC and organized by 5th Refresher course in Education on UGC – Academic Staff College, the thrust area “Education for Manipur University, Canchipur with Sustainable Development” for the Dr. L. Leiren Singh as its Coordinator.
5. Seminars Workshops/Seminar/Conferences attended by Faculty Members I : Dr. L. Leiren Singh Name of the seminar Orgd. By Date Place Topic of the paper (a) One-day Seminar on EMMRC, MU Aug. M.U. Education though Education through 1,2009 Television Network ICT in the N.E. in the N.E.
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(b) 2-days’ workshop on SCERT in Sept. Imphal Peace Education curriculum Review collaboration 29-30, DIET Curriculum and Peace Education. with NRCI, 2009 Hyderabad. (c) 2-day 18th Annual N.U., Kohima. 8-9 Kohima Higher Education Conference of Oct. in the N.E. NEIFS, Shillong on 2009 challenges of Hr. Education in the NE (d) One-day seminar on RKSDCE in Feb.27, Imphal National Policies in Autonomy and collaboration 2010 Higher Education. accountability in Hr. with ICSSR, Education. Shillong (e) One-day State Level IGNOU Feb., Imphal Current Debates on Seminar on ODL in Regional 27, ODL Vs the changing socio- Directorate, 2010 Conventional modes political scenario of Imphal. of Education. NE states. 6. Lectures delivered as Resource persons: Dr.L. Leiren Singh Name of the course Orgd. By Date Place Topic (a) 5-days’ Orientation INSAF, MLCU 20-24 PCI, Peace Education in on Peace studies & NMI Nov, Shillong 21st Century. 2009 (b) UGC-Orientation UGC-ASE Dec.18, M.U. Higher Education programme on HRD 2009 Scenario in the 21st & IT 18 Dec., 2009 – Century. 14th Jan., 2010. (c) -do- -do- Dec.,24 -do- ICT in teacher , 2009 education. (d) -do- -do- Jan. 2, -do- NAAC assessment 2010. of Institutions of higher learning in India. (e) 5-day orientation on SCERT Jan.13, Imphal Concept of Peace peace and Human 2010 DIET Education, Aims and Rights 13-18 Objectives of Peace Jan.,2010. Education. (f) -do- -do- Jan. 14, -do- Need and 2010 importance of peace education for teachers. (g) -do- -do- Jan.16, -do- Human Rights 2010 Education at Elementary Stage. (b) Dr.K.Shitaljit Singh Name of the course Orgd.by Date Place Topic (i)National seminar on Harprasad Instt. 29-30 Hardeep Impact of Education today and Of Behavioural Aug., Enclave, Principal’s tomorrow,-move Studies, Agra 2009. Sikandra, Intelligence on towards bettering the with Indian Agra School best. Psychometric 282007 Organisational and Educational Climate. res. Assn. Patna.
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(ii)Orientation Academic Staff 5 Nov. Manipur programme on NE India: college, – 5 University Nation Building and Manipur Dec., Canchipur Ethnicity. University. 2009. 7. Publications of the Faculty member: Dr. K. Shitaljit Singh
Sl. Title of the article/Book Publisher with ISSN/ISBN (a) Impact of Leadership Behaviour on Indian Psychological Review, Agra Teachers’ Job Satisfaction and Psychological Research Cell, Tiwari Pupils’ Academic Achievement, Vol. Kothi, Belanganj, Agra – 282004, 72, No. 1, January to April, 2009. ISSN – 0019 – 6215. (b) Reflection of Competency Among Psycho-Lingua, Psycho-Linguistic Teachers on Students Learning, Vol. Association of India (PLAI), Agra – 39(2), July, 2009. 282002 ISSN – 0377-3132. (c) Anxiety Level of the 60 + Aged Praachi Journal of Psycho Cultural People Vol. 25 (1 & 2), Bi-annual, Dimensions, Praachi Psycho Cultural 2009. Research Association, Meerut – 250004 ISSN – 0971-7064. (d) Moderators of Leadership Behaviour Rakhi Prakashan, Sanjay Place, Agra – Among Principals (Book), Published 282002 in October 2009. ISBN-978-81-88890-89-7 (e) Attitudes of Primary School Teachers Journal of Educational Research and Towards Environmental Education, Extension, Coimbator – 641020 Vol.46(3), July-Sept., 2009. ISSN-0973-6190. (f) Futures of Disabled Children (Book) Rakhi Prakashan, Sanjay Place, Agra Published in Feb.,2010 -282002, ISBN-978-93-80375-02-1.
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
1. Name & designation of faculty members and subject specialisation: Sl Name of the faculty Designation Specialization 1 Dr. M. Jitendra Singh Professor Ancient Indian History 2. Dr. N. Joykumar Singh Professor Modern Indian/Regional History 3 Dr. Salam Irene Associate Professor Medieval Indian History 4 Dr. L. Kunjeswori Devi Associate Professor Archaeology 5 Shri K.K. Das Assistant Professor Ancient Indian History 6 Shri Jacob Luiram Assistant Professor Medieval Indian History 7 Shri H. Sudhirkumar Assistant Professor Modern Indian History Singh 8 Dr. Chungmeijai Assistant Professor Modern Indian History Mathew MK 9 Dr. Lal Dena Guest Faculty Modern Indian History 10 Dr. G.P. Singh Guest Faculty Ancient Indian History 11 Dr. O. Ranjit Singh Guest Lecturer 12 Dr. L. Bedavati Devi Guest Lecturer
2. Seminars, symposia, department (with dates and venues) conferences, workshops, etc. and also Refresher Courses: sponsored/organized by the
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(a) Dr. Salam Irene: Advent of Islam community, Delhi on 9 May, and Islamic Institutions in 2009. Manipur, Dibrugarh University, iii) ‘Nationality Formation: The MAKHAIS, National Seminar – Case of Kukis” on the Lucknow University – History National Seminar on the Kuki & Historiography of Manipur, Society, past, present and 2009. future by the Kuki Research 3. Seminars, symposia, Forum, Churachandpur, on conferences, workshops, etc. 27th February 2010. attended by the faculty members IV. Dr. Salam Irene during the above period. Also a) Impact of modernization of specify names of papers the Tribals of Manipur, presented/read along with dates and MAKHAIS, Imphal venues: b) The Jagirdarj System under I. Prof. M. Jitendra Singh Aurangzeb (MAKHAIS i) Attended the International Tai SEMINAR) 2009. Conference held in January V. Shri K.K. Das 2009, at Golaghat. i) Accepted for publication a ii) Contributed a paper on Some paper entitled “The others in Aspects of Local Variety of Manipurs historical Past” in Slavery in Pre-Colonial Meitei the commemorative volume State to the book, Economic on History of Manipur ed. by History of Early Manipur, to be Dr. D. Sharma. January 2010 published by the Institute of to be published, shortly. North East India, Kolkata 2010 ii) Delivered lecture on ‘the II. Prof. N. Joykumar Singh aspects of diplomacy in i) Presided over the inaugural Kautalya’s Arthashastra in session of the 30th Annual the Orientation course Seminar of North East Indian organized by the MIMS, MU History Association held at in January 2010. Naogoan, November 2009. iii) Delivered lecture on ‘the ii) Also contributed a paper on climatic changes and their Sources of the Economic impact on the civilizations of History of Early Manipur to the the past’ in the Refresher book, “Economic History of Course organized by the Early Manipur” to be published Dept. of Life Science in Sept. by the Institute of North East – Oct. 2009. India, Kolkata 2009. iv) Participated in the National III. Prof. Lal Dena Conference on ‘the Kuki’s: i) “Waiting for Justice: Past and Present’, held at Discrimination of Tribal Churachandpur, Feb. 19 -20 People in respect of land, VI. Dr. L. Kunjeswori Devi self-government and reserva- i) Presented at the National tion” at the seminar on Seminar organized by Itihasa Atrocities Tribal and Minority Sankalan, Gorakpur in People organized by the November. Title Tribal Research Institute, “Syncretization of Meitei and Govt. of Manipur, at Chura- Hindu Sculpture in Manipur’. chanpur, June 2009. ii) Presented a paper entitled “A ii) “Impact on Christianity on Unique collection on Ching the Changing Hmar Society” Tam Yokhat Museum and at the seminar on the Research Centre, Tera Changing Hmar Society Imphal, 2009 in the Journal. through the Ages by the Hmar iii) Presented a paper on “Proto History of Manipur (A Study
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on Ceramic Typo technology) ii) “India-China Relations in the in the Joint Annual 21st Century: A North East Conference of Indian India Perspective”, in Dr. Archaeological Society; Sudhir Singh (ed.), Sino – Indian History and Cultural Indian Relations in 21st Society and Indian Society Century: Challenges and for Prehistoric and Opportunities, Pentagon Quaternary Studies, Seminar Press, New Delhi, 2010 on Indian Archaeology, (forthcoming). Recent Advances and New iii) “Conflict, Vulnerabilities, Trend, Allahabad 14th to 17th Human rights, Peace Building Nov. 2009. and Policy Agenda in the iv) Attended the 5th Surin Contemporary North East, in International Folk Festival at Dr. Anisur Rehman (ed.), Surindra Rajbhat University Human Rights and Social Suring Province, Thailand Securities: Perspectives, (14th January to 22nd January Issues and Challenges, 2010) and presented a paper Manak Publication, New on History of Traditional Delhi, 2010 (forthcoming). Textile Industry in Manipur”. iv) “Touching Upon the She was a member in the Neglected: Women in Pre- Panel Discussion on “Local colonial Manipur”, in J.B Trade and she also chaired an Bhatacharjee (ed.), State and academic session of the said Economy in Pre-Colonial International Seminar. Manipur, Akansha, New v) Presented a paper on Delhi 2010 (forthcoming). “Treatment and consolidation v) “Culture to Sub Culture”, of Antiquities in the field and paper presented in Seminar on Method of Scientific Dating Minority Culture, CSSS, after lifting from the field”, in Kolkata, 25 – 26 June 2009. the National Seminar held in Chungmeijai Mathew MK, Asst. Manipur University Museum, Professor Canchipur on 17th – 19th i) Attended North East Indian March 2010. History Association XXX Session vi) Presented a paper on 2009, Nagaon. Presented paper Ethnoheritage and Tourism entitled Dominions in Different development of North East Historical Period of Manipur India in the preview of Look (33AD to 18th Century AD) and East Policy, in National accepted for publication. Seminar on the Look East ii) He also attended International Policy and North East India: Conference on the Tai, held in Achievements and Jan. 2009 at Golaghat. Constraints 26th – 27th March Paper presented: a) British 2010. revenue policy in the Naga Hills iii) Also contributed a paper on (1781-1947). “Archaeology of Early State VIII. Dr. Oinam Ranjit Singh, in Manipur” to be published Guest Lecturer by the Institute of North East i) Attended Joint Annual India, Kolkata 2010. Conference of Indian VII. Shri H. Sudhirkumar Archaeological Society, i) H. Sudhirkumar (ed.), Indian History and Culture Urbanization in North East Society and Indian Society India, Akansha publishing for prehistoric and House, New Delhi, 2009. Quaternary Studies,
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Seminar on Indian Archeo- iii) He also attended Interna- logy: Recent Advances and tional Conference on the New Trends, Allahabad, Tai, held in Jan. 2009 at November 2009. Presented Golaghat. paper entitled Historical 4. Numbers of papers/books Geography of Seven Princi- published by the faculty palities in Manipur. members: ii) Attended North East Indian 1) Prof. M. Jitendra Singh: 23 History Association XXX papers Session 2009, Nagaon, 2) Prof. N. Joykumar Singh: 5 presented paper entitled books Dominions in different 3) H. Sudhir Kumar: 11 paper/ 3 Historical Period in books Manipur (33AD to 18th 4) Dr. C. Mathew: 1 paper. Century AD).
MASS COMMUNICATION
1. Year of establishment: 2005 HISTORY: upgraded to a post-graduate course The Department was established in and renamed as Department of Mass 2005 as Department of Journalism and Communication. Besides the post- Mass Communication, offering a 1- graduate programme, it also offered a year Post-Graduate Diploma in 1-year Special MA in Mass Journalism and Mass Communication. Communication during the academic During the academic year 2008, it was session 2008-09.
2. List of the FACULTY members: Sl Name of the faculty Designation 1 Sonia Wahengbam Assistant Professor, Head-in-charge 2 Natasha Elangbam Assistant Professor 3 Dr Ganesh Sethi Assistant Professor 4 Meenakumari Angom Guest faculty 5 R K Lilapati Devi Guest faculty
3. PUBLICATION: University in Vishakapatnam Dr Ganesh Sethi co-authored the topic from December 1-21, 2009. “Development-vs-Displacement of 2. Natasha Elangbam attended the People in India, Problems and UGC-sponsored 5th orientation Prospects” in the book “Industrial programme on “North East India: Development—Development of Nation-building and Ethnicity” Tribes in Orissa”. It is published by from November 5-December 5, Abhijit Publications, New Delhi, 2009 2009. The course was organized and the editor is RC Pandit. by the Academic Staff College, Manipur University. 4. REFRESHER & ORIENTATION 3. Sonia Wahengbam attended the 6th COURSES: UGC-sponsored orientation 1. Dr Ganesh Sethi attended a programme “Human Resource refresher course in Journalism and Development and Information Mass Communication at Andhra Technology” from December 18, 2009 to January 14, 2010. The
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course was organized by the Dr Meenakumari Angom was Academic Staff College, Manipur awarded Doctor of Philosophy in University. Mass Communication by Assam University, Silchar in February 2010. 5. MISCELLANEOUS: Sonia Wahengbam was in charge of Natasha Elangbam has been awarded the documentation and publicity team the best Narrator Award for the film for the East Zone Inter-University “Sanakeithel” at the 56th National Film Festival held in December 2010 at Awards, 2008 held in New Delhi on Manupir University campus. March 18, 2010.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
1. Year of Establishment: 2nd April 1986 2. List of Faculty members with designation and speciakization: Sl. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization member 1. Dr.Th. Madhuri Devi Reader & Knowledge Organization (Classification), Head Information Repackaging System Indexing System 2. Dr.Th. Purnima Devi Reader Knowledge Organization (Cataloguing), Information Analysis, Repackaging & Consolidation 3. Dr.Ch. Ibohal Singh Lecturer Library & Society, Information Sources & Services, Research Methodology Elective Information Systems 4. Bobby Phuritsabam Lecturer IT Basic, Cataloguing, IT Applications (Theory), Fundamentals of Information Science 5. Dr.K. Sangeeta Devi Guest Library and Society, Library Lecturer Management, IT (Practice) 6. Kh. Surachand Singh Guest Library and Society, Library Lecturer Management, IT (Practice), Fundamentals of Information Science.
4. Activities of the Department The Department jointly with the A: Workshop Manipur Library Association National Workshop on (MALA) organized Library Day “Information Literacy in Digital Celebration on the 12th August Era” organized by the Department 2009 at the Department premises. on 8-9 April 2009 at the D: National Library Week University. Celebration B: Refresher Course The Department in collaboration UGC Sponsored Refresher Course with the MALA organized in Library and Information National Library Week Science on “Managing Library Celebration and Information Centers in (NLWC – 2009) under the theme Knowledge Society” during 20-7- “Library Service for Peace and 09 to 9-8-09 at UGC-ASC, Understanding” during 14-20 Manipur University. November, 2009 during which C: Library Day Celebration Recitation, Story Telling, Debate & Slogan Competitions alongwith
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library awareness programmes h) Dr. V. T. Khera, Head, DLISc and were conducted at five districts of Dean of Students Welfare, Manipur – Imphal East, Imphal Bundelkhand University and gave West, Bishnupur, Churachandpur a talk on 5th December 2009. and Senapati. i) Dr. R.N. Mishra, Assistant Professor DLISc Mizoram E: Symposium University on 26th March 2010 One-Day Symposium on “Library and delivered a talk. Service for Peace and 6. Ongoing Projects in the Department Understanding” was conducted at 1. Personal Collections in Manipur: the Department on the concluding Indexing and Documentation for day of the National Library Week Easy Access -UGC. Celebration on 20th November 2. Documentation of Cultural 2009. Heritage of Manipur: A Study of F: Departmental Study Tour Umang Lai (Sacred Groove) Programme 7. Activities of the Faculty Members: The Departmental Study Tour Dr.Th.Madhuri Devi Programme for the year 2009-10 A: was at Kolkota during February 26th February to 9 March 2010. Seminars/Conferences/Workshops 5. Visitors attended a) Prof. C.R. 1. Attended the National Karisiddappa, UGC-Emeritus Workshop on “Information Fellow Karnataka University, Literacy in Digital Era” visited in connection with organized by the Department National Workshop on Digital Era.on 8-9 April 2009 of Library and Information b) Shri G. Kumarappa, Science, Manipur University Assistant Library and Information during 8-9 April 2009. Officer, National Library, Kolkota 2. Attended Two-day Seminar visited in connection with on Movement, Development National Workshop on Digital and Services of Public Era. During 8-9 April 2009. Libraries in Manipur c) Dr. H.K. Kaul, Director, DELNET, New Delhi Organized by MALA, 14-15 visited Department during Nov.2009. Refresher Course 20-22 July 2009 3. Attended the National d) Dr. Sangeeta Kaul, Seminar on “Promotion of Network Manager visited Public Library Service Department during Refresher through Legislation in North Course 20-22 July 2009. East India” organized MALA, e) Prof. S.C. Biswas, Burdwan University visited the 27-28 March 2010. Department during the Refresher B: As Organiser for Course 29-31 July 2009. Seminar/Workshop/etc f) Prof. S.B. Ghosh, 1. Director of the National NISCAIR, New Delhi visited the Workshop on “Information Department during the Refresher Literacy in Digital Era” organized Course 23-25 July 2009 by the Department of Library and g) Dr. Mosses Mao Naga, Reader Information Science, Manipur and Head, Department of Library University during 8-9 April, 2009. and Information Science. NEHU, Shillong to conduct Viva- 2. Co-ordinator of the UGC Voce of the MLISc-4th Semester Sponsored Refresher Course in Students during 24-27 July 2009. Library and Information Science
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on “Managing Library and Movement organized by the Information Centers in State Central Library, Imphal Knowledge Society” during 20-7- on Feb.24,2010. 09 to 9-8-09 at UGC-ASC, Dr. Ch. Ibohal Singh Manipur University. A: Participation in Training 3. Chairperson of the One Day /Orientation Courses/ Workshops/ Symposium on Library Service Seminars/ Conferences for Peace and Understanding held 1) Attended Training Programme on 20th November 2009. on “Installation and Operation C: Paper Publications of SOUL 2.0” held at 1. Iboha INFLIBNET Centre, l Singh, Ithoi Devi, A and Ahmadabad during 6-10 July Madhuri Devi, Th. Promoting 2009. Intellectual Heritage through 2) Attended UGC Sponsored 6- personal collections: A Study days Short Term Course for IASLIC Bulletin 54,4; Dec Research Guide organized by 2009 P 250-254. UGC-ASC, 2. Vaiphei, H and Madhuri Devi, Manipur University, Th., Development of Canchipur, 13-18July, 2009. Theological College Libraries 3) Attended the 127th Orientation and Application of ICT of Course for NSS Programme Manipur. In Baruah, SR and Officers held at Training Gohain, H.K. (Eds) Orientation and Research Mangement of Librarian Centre (TORC), Ramakrishna in Digital Environment Assam Mission Lokasiksha Parishad, Agricultural University, Jorhat Narendrapur, Kolkata 2009. P 71-77. conducted during August18- D: Book Publication 27, 2009. Madhuri Devi, Th. And Ibohal 4) Attended the National Singh, Ch. Preservation and Workshop on “Information Conservation of Literacy in Digital Era” InformationResources in organized by the Department Knowledge Society: Issues, of Library and Information Challenges and Trends Thoubal, Science, Manipur University Siroi Publication 2009. during 8-9 April, 2009. E: As Resource Person 5) Attended a Two Day National 1) Delivered talk during Seminar on Challenges of “Training Programme on Publishing in the Northeast Library Management” jointly organized by organized by Tubileima Rural Federation of Indian Public Library and Resource Publishers, New Delhi and Centre, Taobungkhok, Imphal Writers’ Forum, Imphal on 6- from the 5th April to 14th 7 May 2009 held at State September 2009. Guest House, Imphal. 2) Delivered talk in the Two 6) Participated in the “One Day Days Library Awareness Workshop on Patent Programme organized by Awareness and IPR Issues” State central Library Imphal Organized by Patent under the sponsorship of Information Centre, Manipur RRRLF, Kolkata held during Science & Technology 14-15 September 2009 at Council and patent Thoubal. Facilitating Centre, TIFAC, 3) Delivered a talk on Library DST, Govt. of India held at Movement in the One Day Imphal on Feb.8. 2010. Lecture Series on Library
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7) Participated in the “National 3) Convener of the Two Days Seminar Cum Workshop on Library Awareness Preservation of Museum Programme on “Library Objects and Heritage Services for the Rural Management” Organized by Masses” organized by Manipur University, Museum Manipur Library Association and National Museum (MALA), Imphal under the Institute, History of Art, Sponsorship of Raja Conservation and Mycology Rammohun Roy Library Ministry of Culture, Govt. of Foundation (RRRLF), India held at Manipur Kolkata, Ministry of Culture, University during March 17- Government of India held at 20,2010. Tamenglong on 11-12 8) Participated as member of the September 2009 and at Organizing Committee in the Bishnupur on 12-13 One Day Orientation September 2009. Programme on “National 4) Organising Secretary of the Service Scheme in Manipur” State Level Written Open organized by NSS Cell, Essay Competition-2009 on Manipur University on 3rd Reading Habit and Its Impact February 2010. on Manipuri Society 9) Participated in the Seminar organized by Manipur Library Manipur Assembly Election Association (MALA), Imphal, 1948 organized by Manipur 20th November 2009. State Archives, Directorate of 5) Organizing Secretary of the Arts & Culture, Govt. of National Library Week Manipur during 29-30 Dec. Celebration (NLWC- 2009) 2009 at Imphal 14-20 November 2009. B: As Organizer for Seminar/ 6) Convener of the First Prof. Workshop/etc. P.N. Kaula Memorial Lecture 1) Convener of the National organized by the Manipur Workshop on “Information Library Association on 13th Literacy in Digital Era” March 2010 at Imphal. organized by the Department 7) Orgnaizing Secretary of the of Library and Information National Seminar on Science, Manipur University “Promotion of Public Library during 8-9 April 2009. & Service through Legislation 2) Organising Secretary of the in North-East India 27-28 Two Days Seminar on March 2010. Movement, Development and C: Book Publication Services of Public Libraries in a) Madhuri Devi, Th. and Manipur organized by Ibohal Singh, Ch.(Eds) Manipur Library Association Preservation and Conservation (MALA), Imphal in of Information Resources in collaboration with Department Knowledge Society: Issues, of Art & Culture, Government Challenges and Trends of Manipur, RRRLF, Kolkata, Thoubal, Siroi Publications Ministry of Culture, 2009. Government of India and b) Ibohal Singh, Ch.)Comp) Department of Library and Manipur Public Libraries Act: Information Science, Manipur Rules and Amendments University, Canchipur being MALA, Imphal 2010. held at State Central Library D: Paper Publication Imphal on 14th and 15th 1. Ibohal Singh, Ch. And November, 2009. Pramodini Devi, K. Towards
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Resource Sharing Among the Canchipur, Imphal during 20 Academic Libraries in July to 09 August, 2009. Manipur: A Case Study. In 3) Delivered a talk on “Basics of Baruah, S.R. and Gohain, Club Library Organization” at H.K.(Eds) Management of the One Day Library Lbraries in Digital Environ- Awareness Programme on ment. Assam Agricultural “Organization and University, Jorhat 2009. p 62- Management of Club 70. Libraries” organized by 2. Ibohal Singh, Ch. Ithoi, Waikhom Leikai Atheltics Devi, A and Madhuri Devi, Club Imphal under the Th. Promoting Intellectual initiative of MALA on Heritage Though Personal 25/12/2009. Collections: A Study. IASUC 4) Delivered talk on Need for Bulletin. 54, 4; Dec 2009. p Developing Rural Libraries in 250-254 Manipur: Initiatives of 3. Ibohal Singh, Ch. Manipur Library Association Towards Compiling (MALA) in the Two Day Bibliography of Books in Library Awareness Manipuri Language. Programme organized by SOURVINIR, 18th Imphal State Central Library Imphal Book Fair – 2009 (Dec.28, under the sponsorship of 2009 – Jan.6, 2010) p. 11-17 RRRLF, Kolkata held during 4. Ibohal Singh, Ch. Cement 14-15 September, 2009 at Trends in Librarianship in the Thoubal. ICT-Driven Knowledge 5) Delivered a talk on “Commu- Society. In Khomdon Singh, nity Information Service” in Th. and Ramachandra, R the One Day Library Aware- (Eds). Application of ness Programme on the Role Computers in Libraries. of Club Libraries in Manipur National Library Kolkata and organized by Yoibu Yohen Manipur University, Imphal Lup, Thongju, Imphal under 2010. p 30-44 the Initiative of MALA on 14th E: As Resource Person February 2010. 1) Delivered talk on Library 6) Attended as a resource person Organisation, Users Needs, and delivered a talk on “Need and ICT Applications in for Promotion of Bank Libraries on “Training Service in Manipur” in the Programme on Library National Seminar on Book Management” organized by Promotion organized by Tubileima Rural Public Organization for Social Library and Resource Centre, Development, Imphal and Taobungkhok, Imphal from NBT, New Delhi held at the 5th September to 14th April Lairenkabi, Imphal West on 2009. 28-29 December, 2009. 2) Delivered lectures as Resource 7) Attended as a resource person Person in the Refresher delivered a talk on Preser- Course in Library and vation of Manuscripts and Information Science on other Rare Documents “Managing Libraries and through Digitization in the 5- Information Centers in Day National Workshop on Knowledge Society” Issues, “Problems in Conservation of Challenges and Trends” Different Manuscripts in conducted at UGC-ASC, Manipur Suggestions and Manipur University, Remedies” jointly organized
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by the National Mission for the IGNOU, New Delhi in Manuscripts, Ministry of October 2009. Culture, Govt. of India and 3) Convener of the Curriculum Manipur State Archives Design Committee of the Manuscripts Conservation Refresher Course in Library Centre, Manipur during 16-20, and Information Science on February 2010. “Managing Libraries and 8) Attended as a Resource Information Centres in Person and delivered a talk on Knowledge Society” conduc- “Current Trends in Librari- ted at UGC-ASC, Manipur anship in the ICT-driven University, Canchipur, Imphal Knowledge Society” in the 3- during 20 July to 09 August Day Workshop on “Appli- 2009. cation of Computers in 4) Convener of the Depart- Liveries” sponsored by mental Admission Committee National Library, Kolkata and for MLISc and Ph.D. organized by Manipur Programme. University Library during 24- 5) Nominated as a Jury Member 26 March 2010. of the Inter-School Story (i) Attended as a Telling Competition Resource Person and organized by Kasturba Gandhi Delivered a talk on Kendra, Imphal on the World “Community Information Food Day, the 16th October Service in ICT- Driven 2009. knowledge Society: Bobby Phuritsabam Towards Empowering A: Refresher & Orientation Course Women for the cause of Participated Peace and Development” a) Participated Refresher Course in the Seminar on Women at UGC-Academic Staff in Peace Volunteering College, Manipur University organized by Kasturba 20-7-09 to 9-8-09. Gandhi Kendra Imphal B: Conference & Seminar and Gandhi Darshan Attended Samiti, New Delhi on 29- a) Participated & presented the 30 March 2010. Asia-Pacific Conference on (ii) As a Resource Library & Information Person Delivered a talk on Education and Practice at “Library Movement in Tsukuba, Japan from 6th – 8th India with reference to March 2009 Manipur on February 14, b) Participated the National 2010 as a part of the Seminar on Digitization and Golden Jubilee celebra- Networking of Library & tion of the State Central Information Centers in North Library, Imphal. East India at Gauhati F: Appointments/ Assignments/ University from 9th – 20th Jan. Selections/Nominations 2009. Dr. Ch. Ibohal Singh, Lecturer C: Article Published in 1) Elected as the General Journals/Festschrift Volume Secretary of Manipur Library a. “Library Association (MALA), Imphal Education in North East India, for the term 2009-2011. particularly in Manipur: New 2) Nominated as a Course Challenges, New Dimension” Writer for CLIS Course by in Professor C.R.
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Karisiddappa Festschrift Challenges and Trends, Manipur Volume pp 77-85. University from 3-4 2009. D: Article Published in National & b) Member National Workshop on International Conference “Information Literacy in Digital Volume. Era” organized by the Department a) “Networking North East of Library and Information India: Challenges in Science, Manipur University Education and Resource during 8-9 April 2009 Sharing” National Seminar on Dr. K. Sangeeta Devi Digitization & Networking & A: Seminar/Conference/Workshop Information Centers in North a) Attended and East India. Gauhati 9th – 10 presented Paper in The Jan 2009 Gauhati University. National Seminar on b) “Trends in Library Preservation & Conservation Science Education in South of Information Resources in Asia: Issues & Challenge” at Knowledge Society: Issues Asia-Pacific Conference on Challenges and Trends, Library & Information Manipur University from 3-4 Education and Practice. -2009. TSUKUBA, JAPAN, 6th – 8th b) Attended the March 2009, Tsukuba National Workshop on University. “Information Literacy in Kh. Surachand Singh Digital Era” organized by the A: Seminar/Conference/Workshop Department of Library and Attended Information Science, Manipur a) Attended and University during 8-9 April, Presented paper in the National 2009. Seminar on Preser-vation & B: Organization of Seminar/ Conservation of Infor-mation Conference/Workshop Resources in Knowledge Society: 1. Member Issues Challenges and Trends, National Seminar on Manipur University from 3-4 Preservation & Conservation -2009. of Information Resources in b) Attended the National Workshop Knowledge Society: Issues on “Information Literacy in Challenges and Trends, Digital Era” organized by the Manipur University from 3-4 Department of Library and 2009. Information Science, Manipur 2. Member University during 8-9 April 2009. National Workshop on B: Organization of seminar/ “Information Literacy in Conference. Workshop Digital Era” organized by the a) Member National Seminar on Department of Library and Preservation & Conservation of Information Science, Manipur Information Resources in University during 8-9 April, Knowledge Society: Issues 2009
MANIPUR INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
1. (i) Name of the Institute: Manipur Institute of Management Studies (ii) Year of Establishment: 26th Sept. 1992 (iii) Year of Functioning: 1st Sept., 1995 2. Name, Designation of faculty members (including Guest Lecturers) and their subject specialization. (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010)
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Sl. Name Designation Specialisation 1. Dr. Memcha L. Reader Finance, Accounting & Entrepreneurial Development 2. Dr. Ch. Ibohal Meitei Reader Marketing, Strategic Management and Organisational Behaviour 3. Dr. Jibon Kumar Reader Marketing, Production & International Sharma Business 4. Dr. W. Chandbabu Reader Finance, Accounting & Business Policy Singh 5. Dr. L. Prabhakar Lecturer Computer Application & Management Inf.Systems 6. Mr. Thangzamang Lecturer HRM & Entrepreneurial Development Lhouvum 7. Shri Ksh. Kunjabi Visiting Finance, Accounting & Business Law Faculty 8. Shri S. Keshorjit Guest HRM & Organisational Behaviour Singh Faculty 9. Dr. S. Somokanta Guest Computer Application & Inf. Systems Singh Lecturer Management
3. Seminars, symposia, conferences, workshops, etc sponsored/organized by the department (with dates and venues) and also Refresher Courses (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010):
Sl. Programme Topic Organized by Date & Venue 1. Training Management Skill MIMS and 8-10th July, 2009 Programme Development sponsored by & 11, 13 and 14th (2 sessions) Programme for NRHM, Govt. of July, 2009 Medical & Non- Manipur Medical Officers under National Rural Health Mission (NHRM) 2. Workshop “Personality MIMS in 13 & 14th Nov., Development for collaboration with 2009 Employability” IIPM, New Delhi
4. Seminars, symposia, conference, workshop, refresher courses etc., attended by the faculty members during the above period. (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010) Also specify names of papers presented/read along with their dates and venues. See Annexure-I 5. Number of papers/books published by the faculty members (1st April, 2009-31st March, 2010): N/A 6. Name and number of visitors and their lecturers in the department and their purpose of visit in the department (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010) Sl. Name of guest Topic Date i) Sanjoy Mairembam, Coventry (UK) Projects in UK 9/9/2009
ii Linda Kshetrimayum, Asstt. Mgr, Corporate World and 19/10/2009 ) Internal Audit, ICICI Bank Ltd., Career Options – Santacruz (E), Mumbai -400098 ii Dr. G. Buhril, Mumbai Employability Skills 9/11/2009 i) Career Planning i Prof. R.D. Sharma, (i) Consumer 22/12/2009
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University of Jammu Behaviour (ii) Indian Marketing Trends
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7. Appointment/promotion/retirement /assignments /resignation etc. of the faculty members of the department. (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010): Nil
Sl. Name Designation Specialisation Date of joining 1. Mr. Thangzamang Lhouvum Lecturer HRM 4.5.2009
8. Study leave /other leaves for the faculty members (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010): Nature of leave & Sl. Name of faculty Purpose No. of days 1. Dr. Memcha L., Duty leave for 3 days from Guest Talk at the Department Reader 6 to 8th May, 2010 Management Studies, Nagaland University on Security Analysis and Portfolio Management Commuted leave for 15 Medical Ground days from 8-22 March, 2010 Casual leave for 1 day i.e., Attending the meeting of the 31st Oct., 2009 School Board in Management, Nagaland University, Dimapur Dr. Ch. Ibohal Duty leave for 3 days from Plenary Speaker in the National Meitei, Director 29th - 31st Oct., 2009 Conference on Strengthening 2. i/c & Reader Development Processes in North East India: Identifying Scope and Challenges in Development and Governance at SCOPE Convention Centre, New Delhi Duty leave for 8 days i.e., Attending the MTP Elective from 7th to 14th December, Course on Strategic Change 2009 and Transformation at IIM, Lucknow, UP Duty leave for 7 days i.e., Participation and paper 17th March, 2010 – 23rd presentation in the National March, 2010 Seminar on “Creativity and Innovations in Tourism Entrepreneurship – Contemporary Trends” organized by Deptt. of Tourism Studies, School of Mgt, Pondicherry University 3. Dr. L. Earned leave for 7(seven) Personal ground Jibonkumar days from 30th May to 5th Sharma, Reader June, 2009 4. Dr. W. Duty leave for 8 days from Participation and presentation Chandbabu 13 – 20 April, 2009 of paper in the 10th Singh, Reader International Business Research Conference in Dubai, UAE Earned leave for 11 days Personal ground from 14-24th Oct, 2009
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Duty leave for5 days from Presenting paper on “Woman 14th May -18th May, 2010 Empowerment through Self- help Groups in Manipur: An analytical Study in the International Conference on Sustainable Strategies on Technology & Management for Developing Countries” at Singapore during 15-16 May, 2010 5. Dr. L. Prabhakar, Duty leave for 8 days from Visiting Fellow to the Deptt. of Lecturer 25th Oct, 2009 to 1st Nov., School of Mgt. Studies, 2009 Nagaland Univ. 9. Departmental library, if any: The Institute has a library of its own with more than 5000 books of various titles on management and its allied subjects. In addition, the Institute subscribes 45 numbers of journals, magazines and newspapers. 10. Any other information etc. a) Final Placement:- Almost of the MBA-2009 passed out students have got their placement in the public sector and reputed corporate houses like NHPC Ltd., Power Grid Corporation Ltd., NEDFI, Bharti Airtel, HDFC, Tata Motors, ICICI Prudential, NERAMAC, IBSD etc. b) Co-curricular activities of the students: - Sl Activities Organized by Date Venue 1. Manfete- 2009 MBA students 23, 24, 26 Manipur April, 2009 University 3. Blood Org. by MIMS and 11th Nov., 2009 MIMS, MU Donation sponsored by State Blood Camp Transfusion Council
Annexure-I Seminars, symposia, conference, workshop, refresher courses etc., attended by the faculty members during the above period. Also specify names of papers presented/read along with their dates and venues.
Dr. Memcha L., Reader Seminar/ Topic Organizing / Date & Remarks Symposia/ Sponsoring Venue Conference Orgn./ /Workshops Instt. Visiting Security Nagaland 6- 8th Delivered Guest Faculty Analysis University May, Talk and Portfolio 2010 Management Panel of School Board in 31st Oct., Attended School Experts Management, 2009 Board of Mgt., Nagaland Nagaland University, University Dimapur
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Dr. Ch. Ibohal Meitei, Reader National Strengthening North Eastern 29-31st Oct., Plenary Speaker Conference Development Development 2009 Process in North Forum (NEDF), New Delhi East India: New Delhi and Identifying NERDC, Scope and IGNOU Challenges in Development & Governance MTP Elective Strategic IIM, Lucknow, 7-14 Dec., Attended Course Change and UP 2009 Transformation National Creativity and Deptt. Of 19-20 Participated and Seminar Innovations in Tourism March, Paper presented – Tourism Studies, School 2010, “Tourism Industry Entrepreneurshi of Mgt, Pondicherry in Manipur: A p – Pondicherry Univ. Strategic Contemporary University Management Trends Perspective” Dr. W. Chandbabu Singh, Reader Tenth Business 14 – 20 Participated & International Research April, 2009 paper presented Conference at Dubai, UAE Dr. L. Prabhakar, Lecturer Visiting Information Deptt. of from 25th Delivered Guest Fellow Technology School of Oct, 2009 Talk Management Mgt. Studies, to 1st Nagaland Nov., University 2009
CENTRE FOR MANIPUR STUDIES
1. Year of establishment – 1989 Initiatives of Change and 2. Name and designation of faculty Trustee of Centre for Policy members (including part timers) Research, Delhi, Centre for and their subject specialisations. Dialogue and Research, New (i) Dr. N. Vijaylakshmi Brara, Reader Delhi on 11 June 2009 at the Subject specialisation – M.A. Conference Hall of (Sociology), Ph.D. (Sociology). Anthropology Department, (ii) Dr. A. Koireng Singh, Lecturer Manipur University; Subject specialisation – M.A. (2) ‘Re-understanding Northeast (Sociology), Ph.D. (Political India: Problem of Discourse’ Science). by Dr. Bhagat Oinam, Centre 3. Seminars, symposia, conferences, for Philosophical Studies, workshops, refresher courses etc. JNU, N.Delhi on 3 July 2009 sponsored/ organized by the depart- at the Lecture Hall of ment (with date and venues) Economics Department, A. Organised interactive talks on Manipur University; (1) ‘Reaching out to one another’ (3) ‘Indo-Naga Conflict’ by Mr. by Mr. Niketu Iralu of Kaka D. Iralu, Social Worker,
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Freelance Journalist and Research Group in Bhubaneswar Writer on 28 July 2009 at the during 30 July – 2 August, 2009; Conference Hall of Anthro- (c) Dr. Brara presented a paper pology Department, Manipur entitled ‘Violent manifestations University; of the other’ on 17 November (4) ‘Politics, Literature, Society: 2009 in the National Seminar on Humanities as tools for Social the theme ‘Politics of Boundary Research’ by Ms. Deepti Maintenace: Inclusion and Priya Mehrotra, author of Exclusion Dynamics in North ‘Burning Bright: Irom East India’ organized by ICSSR- Sharmila and the struggle for NERC and Institute of Advanced peace in Manipur’ Penguin Studies, Shimla in Shimla during Books, 2009 on 5 November 16-17 November, 2009; 2009 at the Conference Hall (d) Dr. Brara presented a paper of Anthropology Department, entitled ‘Civil Society: A Cliche Manipur University; or a Movement’ on 19 November (5) ‘Disturbing Issues of 2009 in the National Seminar on Northeast’ by Prof. J.J. Roy the theme ‘Voluntary Sector, Burman, Tata Institute of Civil Society and Social Social Sciences, Mumbai on Transformation in India’ hosted 11 November 2009 at the by Department of Sociology, Lecture Hall of Economics NEHU, Shillong during 18-19 Department, Manipur Univer- November 2009; sity; and (e) Dr. Brara presented a paper (6) ‘Knowing together in Compa- entitled ‘Gender Issues in Forced ssion and Confrontation’ by Migration’ on 13 February 2010 Dr. Ananta Kumar Giri, in a Two Day Workshop on ‘New Madras Institute of Develop- issues in Studies on Forced ment Studies on 14 January Migration with special reference 2010 at the Conference Hall to East and North East’ organized of Anthropology Department, by Institute of Advanced Studies, Manipur University. Shimla and Calcutta Research B. The Centre for Manipur Studies Group in Guwahati during 12-13 and the Change and Peace- November 2009; building Action jointly (f) Dr. Brara delivered a lecture on organized a ‘3 Day Workshop the theme ‘Understanding on Conflict Transformation’ Gender’ on 10 February 2010 in a during 7-9 January 2010 at the ‘Two-Day Workshop on Conference Hall of Anthro- Research Methodology’ pology Department, Manipur organized by ICSSR-NERC and University. Department of Political Science, 4. Seminars, symposia, conferences, Manipur University; workshops, refresher courses etc. (g) Dr. Brara had been a discussant to attended by the Faculty members the paper entitled ‘Melting the during the period. Also specify Barbed Wire: the Heat of Poverty, names of papers presented/read Lebensraum and the Religious along with their dates and venue. Sedimentation engendering the (a) Dr. N. Vijaylakshmi Brara, Reader lives by the fence’ by Ms. attended a ‘Research Workshop Anjuman Ara Begum in a on ICT for Rural Livelihood’ in Workshop held at Kolkata on 6 Colombo, Srilanka during 22-24 March 2010. The workshop was July 2009; organized by Calcutta Research (b) Dr. Brara attended a ‘Consultative Group relating to ICSSR Workshop on Women and supported research programme on Borders’ organized by Calcutta ‘Globalisation, Democracy,
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Gender and Citizenship’ during 5- (c) Ms. Mahasweta Devi inaugurated 6 March 2010; Festival of Hope, Justice and Peace, 2- (h) Dr. A. Koireng Singh, Lecturer 6 November 2009. participated in a seminar on the 7. Appointment/promotion/retirement/ theme ‘Women and Future of assignments etc of the faculty mem- Manipur’ held on 27 June 2009 at bers of the Department: the Department of Political (i) The Board of Studies, School of Science, Manipur University. It Social Sciences under Resolution was jointly organized by Social No. 8 of its meeting held on 16-4- Science Research Association, 2009 recognised Dr. N. Manipur; Kasturba Gandhi Vijaylakshmi Brara, Reader as a Institute for Development, Research Guide of the University; Manipur and Gandhi Smriti and (ii) Dr. Brara was part of the Darshan Samiti, N. Delhi; and committee appointed by BSS, (i) Dr. Singh participated in a ‘Three- School of Social Sciences to chart Day Workshop on Conflict out the Syllabus for the Diploma Transformation’ held during 7-9 Course on Women’s Studies January 2010 at the Conference during Nov-Dec, 2009; Hall of Anthropology (iii) On the invitation of ICSSR- Department, Manipur University. NERC, Shillong Dr. Brara, It was organized by the Centre for delivered two lectures on Manipur Studies, Manipur ‘Exclusion and Inclusion’ in the University in partnership with School for Doctoral Scholars in Change and Peacebuilding Political Science for the Action, Manipur. registered doctoral students of the 5. Number of papers/books published Northeast Region on 27 by Faculty members: November 2009; and 6. Name and Number of visitor and (iv) Prof. Amar Yumnam, Director their lectures in the Department and a) Maintains a weekly column their purpose of visit in the ”Citizen’s Concerns” in the Department: English Daily, The Sangai (a) Mr. B.G. Verghese, noted Express; journalist and Author, India’s b) President of the North Eastern Northeast Resurgent visited the Economic Association; and Centre for appreciating the Member of the Elsevier online ground reality of the insurgency Community for Discussion. problem of Manipur and 8. Number and names of research interacted with journalists, faculty projects undertaken/undertaking members, research scholars and during the year 2009-10 along with the public on 28 January 2010 at their sanctioned amounts and names the Lecture Hall of Economics of the funding agencies. Department, Manipur University. 1(one): Sanctioned amount Rs. (b) Mr. Sumit Chakravati, Editor, The 1,20,000. Funding Agency: UGC. Mainstream visited the Centre to 9. Study leave/other leaves for the appreciate the ground reality of faculty members: the insurgency Problem of 10. Departmental Library if any: Manipur and interacted with (i) The Centre has its own a mini journalists, faculty members, Library. During the period under research scholars and the public report the Centre procured on 28 January 2010 at the Lecture 230(two hundred thirty) new Hall of Economics Department, volumes of books and research Manipur University; and journals relating to contem- porary research.
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CENTRE FOR MYANMAR STUDIES
INTRODUCTION Project Works Completed Centre for Myanmar Studies (CMS) was The Centre has so far completed 9 established in Manipur University in the (nine) research works, namely year 2005, under the initiation of a) Amazing Land: The Union of University Grants Commission Myanmar programme for Areas Studies Centre in b) A Bibliographical Introduction to Universities. The Centre has an Advisory the Union of Myanmar Committee with the nominees from the c) A Study of Manipuri Dialect UGC and the representative from the Speaking in Myanmar Ministry of External Affairs, Government d) The Intha Fishing Community in of India .The Centre has also an Academic the Inle Lake of Myanmar Committee with the faculty members of e) Shifting Cultivation in Myanmar different departments of Manipur f) Poppy Plantation in Myanmar University. g) Burmese Minds: A Preliminary The Centre is presently working with Prof. Study on Burmese Literature Wangkhem Nabakumar of Anthropology h) Migration of Trans-Border Tribes Department as Director, Dr. from Myanmar to Manipur and Nongthombam Jiten as Research Vice Versa Associate and two office staff. i) Pilot Project Report On Re- Objectives discovering the Meitei in The objectives of the Centre are: Myanmar (Through Literary an a) to engage in the study of socio- Ethnographic Sources) (2009) cultural-economic and political Activities affairs of Myanmar and its Dr. Nongthombam Jiten presented relations with India. paper at the National Seminar on b) to carry on historical and Translation in North Eastern theoretical studies of Languages organized by National contemporary issues of Myanmar. Translation Mission, Central Institute c) to enhance our understanding of Indian Languages, Mysore at about Myanmar and to provide the Dibrugarh University, Assam, Dec. Government with the valuable 24-25, 2009. He also published a inputs on policy matters. paper in the book Chin: History, d) to study the dynamics of socio- Culture and Identity published by cultural and political Dominant Publishers and Distributors, transformation of Indian Diaspora New Delhi, 2009 with the financial in Myanmar assistance from EURO BURMA. e) to facilitate academic/ cultural On Going Project programmes between the a) Social, Cultural and Economic Universities of the two Countries Relations Among the Trans- f) to study on the cultural and Border Ethnic Group of Myanmar linguistic affinities of the ethnoses and Manipur, India of Myanmar and Manipur in b) Indian Diaspora in Myanmar particular and the North East India (Meitei Experience). in general.
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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
Year of establishment: 1980 List of the faculty members with specializations: Sl. Name of the Faculty Members Specialization (i) Ksh. Bimola Devi, Indian Political System, Study on North M.Phil, Ph.D., Professor. East India, Gandhian Thought. (iii) S. Rajendra Singh, M.Phil, Ph.D., International Relations, Socialist Professor. Thought. (iv) G.I. Sharma, Ph.D., Public Administration, Indian Political Guest Faculty Economy. (v) S.M.A.W. Chishti, Ph.D., Political System and Analysis Public Associate Professor. Administration. (vi) K. Ibo Singh, M.Phil, Ph.D., Political Thought, South East Asia. Associate Professor. (vii S. Mangi Singh, Ph.D., Indian Political System, Social and ) Assoc. Professor. Political Thought of Modern India. (vii L. Rajen Singh, M.Phil, Ph.D., Political Thought, South East Asia. i) Asst. Prof.(Sr.Scale) (ix) L. Dhanabir, Ph.D. Political Thought (Western and Indian) (Guest Lecturer)
Activities of the Department of Yadav (Ed), Electoral Politics In Political Science Indian States (Oxford University 1 The Department jointly organized a Press, 2009). Workshop on Research Methodology 2. “Manipur: Congress in Social Sciences held at Academic Triumphant”, in Economic & from 24 to 25 March 2010 with the Political Weekly, September 26- ICSSR, NERC, Shillong October, 2009, Vol. XLIV N0. 39. 2 Prof. K. Ibo Singh becomes Co- 3. “Understanding ordinator, Centre for Human Rights & Conflict: An Insight into the Duties Education w.e.f., 13 April for a Factors Responsible for the Kuki- period of 3 years. Naga Clashes in Manipur during Academic activities: the 1990s” in The Indian Journal Prof. K. Ibo Singh of Political Science, Vol. LXX, Gave the following lectures during No. 2, Apr-Jun., 2009. UGC Refresher Course in Political Seminars/conferences, etc. Science at Mizoram University attended: 1. India’s Myanmar Policy in the 1. Presented a paper entitled twenty-first Century “An Appraisal of Electoral 2. India’s Look East Policy: Security System in Manipur” in the Dimension State Conference on 3. Ethnicity and Insurgency in Campaign for Electoral Myanmar Reforms in India (CERI) held 4. Myanmar’s Constitution of 2008 on 25-26 May 2009 at Imphal 5. Understanding Nuclear Issues Hotel, sponsored by the CERI, REDS Road, Shanthinagar, Scholars awarded PhD: Tumkur, 572102, Karnataka, 1. P. D. Jose India. Dr. S. Mangi Singh 2. Coordinated the National Papers published: Election Survey 2009 April- 1. “Manipur: Insurgents May Post Poll Survey and Electoral Politics”, in Sandeep sponsored by the CSDS, New Shastri, K.C. Suri & Yogendra Delhi.
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3. Attended two days Bali and Manipur,” in an “Trainers’ Training International Conference Program” in Gauhati organized by the Third South and sponsored by the CSDS, New South East Asian Studies Delhi from 1-2 April 2009. Association for the Study of 4. Delivered three lectures in Culture and Religion in Bali, the UGC-Orientation Indonesia during June 03-06, Program on North East India: 2009. Nation Building and Ethnicity 2. Completed a project on “Social, from 5-25 November 2009. Economic and Political The topics were 1) Ethnicity Dynamics in Extremist Affected and Electoral Politics in Areas” for the Centre for Manipur, 2) Ethnicity, Development & Peace Studies, Demand for Contiguous Guwahati during November- Homelands and December 2009. Marginalization of 3. Participated and Presented a Paper Mainstream Politics and 3) entitled “People of the Frontier Naga Kuki Clashes in Areas in China-India Manipur. Cooperation,” in the China Number of research scholars who (Yunnan)-India Economic Forum completed their Ph. D. during the organized by the Yunnan period from April 2009 to March Academy of Social Sciences, 2010. Kunming, and Peoples’ Republic 1. Khogen got his Ph. D. in April 09 of China during January 14-16, on the topic “District Rural 2010. Development Agency and Rural 4. Published an Article entitled Development in Manipur: A Study “Participatory Trade Along the of Thoubal District During 1993- Frontiers of China and India,” in 2002”. Gurudas Das and C. J. Thomas, 2. A. Ibomcha Sharma got his Ph. D. eds., India-China and Strategy in July 09 for his thesis entitled for Frontier Development (New “Journalists in an Armed Conflict Delhi: Bookwell, 2010) Situation: A Case Study of Prof. Ksh. Bimola Devi: Manipur (1996-2006)”. Papers presented in the Seminar: 3. K. Dhaneshwori Devi got her Ph. 1. Presented keynote paper on D. in August 09“Gandhi’s ‘Women and Future of Understanding of Human Nature Manipur’ in One day and Its Influence on his Seminar on ‘Women and Philosophy”. Future of Manipur’ on 4. A. Shyamkishor got his Ph. D. in 27th June, 2009 jointly February 2010 on the topic organized by Social “Party System in Manipur (1985- Science Research 2002)”. Associaion, Kasturba Number of research scholars who Gandhi Institute for have submitted their thesis during Development, Manipur the period from April 2009 to and Gandhi Smriti and March 2010. Darshan Samiti, New 1. R.K. Helen Devi: She wrote her Delhi at Politi-cal Science thesis on the topic “Women and Dept., Manipur Socio-political Movements in University. Manipur (1950-2000). 2. Presented a paper on Dr. Rajen Singh Laishram: ‘Look East Policy and 1. Participated and Presented a Paper North East India with entitled “Religion and Identity in Special Reference to
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Manipur’ at Shillong in a Symposium organized by seminar organized by Bahai Regional Council, North East Council for at Bahai Office, Imphal Social Science Research, on 28th June, 2009. Shillong on 26 th March, 6. A lecture on ‘Politics of 2010. Peace and Politics of 3. Presented a paper on Democracy’ on the ‘Women as Peace observation of 2nd Death Promoters: Gandhian Anniversary of late T.S. Approach’ on 30 th March, Gangte at Nupilal 2010 at Manipur State Memorial Hall, July 2009 Musuem, Imphal, in a organized by Dr. T.S. seminar organized jointly Gangte Memorial Trust at by Kasturba Gandhi Nupilal Memorial Institute for Development, Complex, Imphal. Manipur and Gandhi 7. A lecture on ‘Science, Smriti and Darshan Spirituality and the Quest Samiti, New Delhi. for Peace in Manipur, at Lectures Delivered: ISKCON Hall, organized 1. A lecture on ‘Conflict by University of Situation in Manipur’ at Bhagavata Culture, the National Integration Imphal on 14 August, Camp at Port Blair, Anda- 2009. man and Nicobar Islands, 8. A lecture on ‘Education organized by National and Peace’ at State Guest Youth Project, New Delhi House, Imphal in a 22nd to 28th February Symposium organized by 2009. Rajiv Gandhi Study 2. A lecture on ‘ Importance Circle, Manipur on 19th of Peace in the World’ on August 2009. 16th May 2009 at Nupilal 9. A lecture on ‘Women Memorial Hall, Imphal, in Education and Social a function organized by Change’ at the Foun- Centre for Peace Edu- dation day observation of cation Manipur. the All Manipur Demo- 3. A lecture on ‘Electoral cratic Women Associa- Reforms in India’ on 25th tion, Manipur at Manipur May 2009 in One day Press Club, Imphal in Seminar, organized by September, 2009 Human Rights Alert, 10. A lecture on ‘Importance Imphal. of Gandhian Thought in 4. Presided over a session of the Teaching Curriculum’ the Two Day Seminar on in a Two-day workshop at ‘Human Rights Violation DIET, SCERT, Imphal with Special Reference to organized by Centre for People Living with Peace Education, Manipur HIV/AIDS at S.K. and National Rural Women’s College, Council of India on 29 Nambol, Manipur and September, 2009. delivered a lecture on 11.A lecture on ‘Gandhian ‘Violation of Human Concept of Peace and Rights in Manipur’. Non-Violence’ at State 5. A lecture on ‘Spiritual Guest House on the Empowerment of Youths: observation of Interna- Role of Teachers’ in a tional Day of Non-
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REPORT OF THE DEAN, SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
The School of Sciences comprises Dr MC Arun attended 16th Conference twelve departments, viz., Anthro- of the international Union of pology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Anthropological and Ethnological Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Sciences (IUAES), 25th July to 4th Sciences, Geography, Life Sciences, August 2009, Kunming, China. Mathematics, Physical Education & Dr N Debananda Singh attended 15th Sport Science, Physics and Statistics. International Symposium on the There are altogether 82 regular faculty Biology of Actinomyces, 20-25 members (consisting of 30 Professors, August 2009, Shanghai, China. 28 Readers and 22 Lecturers). 3 Re- employed Professors and 20 Guest Prof N Rajmuhon Singh attended 10th Lecturers. International Conference on f- Elements, 23-27 August 2009, The School of Sciences organized 3 University of Cologne, Germany. National Conferences, 2 Orientation Courses and 1 Winter School during Prof PS Ydava attended 10th the period. As many as 167 research International Congress of Ecology 16- papers were published by the faculty 21 August 2009, Brisbane, Australia members (97 in national and 70 in and XII World Forestry Congress, 18- international journals of repute). The 23 October 2009, Buenos Aires, faculty members attended 104 Argentina. national/international seminars, Prof GJ Sharma delivered an invited symposia, conferences and workshops. lecture at XXIII International Eucarpia Mention may be made that 1 patent Symposium on Colourful Breeding & was granted to Prof. L Rupachandra Genetics, 31 August to 4 September Singh, Department of Biochemistry. 2009, Wageningen University, The faculty members in the various Netherlands. departments could bag financial support for 47 research projects from Prof GKN Chhetry attended IUFRO several prestigious funding agencies, International Forest Biosecurity viz., AUSY, CISR, DIT, DOS, DST, Conference, 16-20 March 2009, DRDO, ICMR, ICRC, ISRO, MESc, Rotorua, New Zealand. MOEF, MSJW, NBFGR and UGC Dr Asha Gupta attended 10th amounting to approximately Rs. 10 International Congress of Ecology, 16- crores. This, by any yardsticks, is no 21 August 2009, Brisbane, Australia. mean achievement and all the faculty members deserve appreciation. The Prof HNK Sarma attended 19the following faculty members participated International Conference on lon Beam and presented their researches in Analysis, 7-11 September 2009, international conferences, symposia Cambridge University, UK. and congresses during the period as During the period under assessment, brand ambassadors of knowledge 27 candidates were offered Ph.D. putting Manipur University in the degrees. As many as 8 Women intellectual and scientific map of the Scientists and 2 Research Associates world. were granted to the Department of Life Sciences. Several students were awarded Rajiv Gandhi National
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Fellowship, SRFs from several funding Thus, the School of Sciences has made agencies The School of Sciences had all round significant progress in several distinguished visitor s during teaching, research and other interactive the period from universities/institutions programmes during the year under in India and abroad, viz., BARC, IMT, assessment. IISc, IUC, IIA, WIHG, CDFD, DU, University of Manitoba, etc.
DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY
1. Year of Establishment: 1984 2. Name and Designation of Faculty Members and their Specialization: Sl. Name Designation Specialization 1 Dr. W. Nabakumar Singh Professor Social & Cultural Anthropology 2 Dr. T. Shyamacharan Singh Prof. & Head Physical Anthropology 3 Dr. M.C. Arun Reader Social & Cultural Anthropology 4 Dr. S.. Jibonkumar Singh Reader Physical Anthropology 5 Dr. M. Manibabu Reader Prehistoric Archaeology 6 Dr. Ch. Budhi Singh Professor (Guest) Social & Cultural Anthropology 7 Dr. K. Saratchandra Singh Professor (Guest) Physical Anthropology
3. Seminars, Conference, Symposia, and languages in rural India) and Workshop and Refresher course presented a paper conducted by the Department “Economic Development & Socio during the period from January to Cultural Change in the Era of December 2009. Nil. Globalization” organized by Society Seminars, Conference, Symposia, for Indian Medical Anthropology, Workshop and Refresher course Mysore fro 24th to 30th March 2010. attended by the faculty members of Addressed the Issues of Children who Department during the period from are in need of Care & Protection: April 2009 to March 2010. Chilline Model Prof. W. Nabakumar Singh Presented in International Seminar on Participated in a seminar at the Negotiation, Intervention, at Guwahati University from the 3rd Arunachal Institute of Tribal Studies, February 2009 to 6th February 2009 at Rajib Gandhi University, Rono Hills, the Guwahati University, Guwahati. Arunachal Pradesh during 15th -17th Prof. T. Shyamacharan Singh February. Resource person in orientation courses Resource person in orientation courses organized by the Academic Staff organized by the Academic Staff College, Manipur University and College, Manipur University and delivered four lectures on (1) Gender delivered two lectures (5 November – of Genetics, (2) Culture & Biology, 5 December 2009) (3) Sex ratio and (4) sampling. (5 Resource person in orientation courses November – 5 December 2009 & 5 – organized by the Academic Staff 30 March 2010) College, Manipur University and Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh delivered two lectures (18th Dec. 2009 Participated in the National Seminar – 14th Jan .2010) on Economic Development and Socio- Resource person in orientation courses cultural changes in the Era of organized by the Academic Staff Globalization (with special reference College, Manipur University and to health care, livelihood strategies delivered one lecture (5th to 30th March 2010) Dr. M.C. Arun
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Participated 16th Conference of International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh Sciences (IUAES) at Kunming, China “Population dynamics of Mate Tribe from 25th July to 4th August 2009. of Manipur” In, Sengupta, S. (Editor) Attended a National Conference on Tribal Panorama of North East India, cultural diversity, technology and New Delhi: Mittal publications. 2009. development at Palakkad, Kerala from Dr. M.C. Arun 11th February to 20th February 2009. One paper in Journal of History & Organised orientation course on North culture 2010. East India: Nation- building and Dr. M. ManiBabu ethnicity, 5 Nov. 9 Dec. 2009 Paper published Organised orientation course on Haobinhian and Edge – Ground tools Development, Social change and of early past – Pleistocene times: Gender, 5 – 30 March 2010 Southeast Asia lithic technology” Dr. M. ManiBabu South Asian Anthropologist, Vol. 9, Delivered talk on “ Prehistory of No. 1. pp. 87 -96. 2009(a). Northeast India” in the U.G.C. “Polygyny and Status of tribal women sponsored by the Academic Staff in Manipur: Tradition and Change’; College, Manipur University, Imphal In, Sengupta, S. (Editor) Tribal (5 November – 5 December) Panorama of North East India. Pp. Scriptwriter- AVRC, Manipur 35-51. New delhi: Mittal publications. University on “Prihistoric Stone Tool” 2009 (b). (September 2009) 6. Name and number of visitors and 5 Numbers of papers and books their lectures in the Department published by the faculty members and their Purpose of visit in the during the period from January to department Nil December 2009. 7. Promotion/ Retirement/ Assigments Prof. W. Nabakumar Singh etc. of the faculty members during Paper Published the period from January to W. Nabakumar Singh, Ethnic Groups, December 2009. Ethnicity and Social formation in Prof. W. Nabakumar Singh Manipur, The World of Dr. B.M. Das. Appointed as the Dean, Human and A Tribute Ed. Bapukan Chowdhury & Environmental Science on 10 Pradip Jyoti Mahanta, Assam February 2010. Academy for Cultural relations, Prof. T. Shyamacharan Singh Guwahati 2009. Assigned as external examiner at the Prof. T. Shyamacharan Singh Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh from Paper published 24th June to 27th June 2009. Incidence of Haemoglobinopathy in Assigned as external examiner at Manipur, India, The World of B.M. Calcutta University, Kolkata from 26th Das. A Tribute. Ed. B. Chowdhury, August to 29th August 2009. Assam Academy for Cultural Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh Relations, Guwahati. Pp. 372-382 Assigned as an external examiner at (joint paper with Dr. M. Rustam the Guwahati University from 14th to Singh) 2009. 17th June 2009 at the Guwahati Beta – Globin Gene Cluster University. Haplotypes in Manipur, India Assigned as University nominee to (Abstract) International Symposium the governing body of South East on on Ethics, Culture, Population Manipur College, Komlathabi. Genomics (34th Annual Conference of 8. Number and names of research I.S.H.G. 2009) A.S.I. & I.S.H.G. p projects undertaken/ undertaking 93((joint paper with Dr. M. Rustam during the year 2009 or continuing Singh). till 2010 along with their sanctioned
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amounts and names of the funding agencies
Name of Teacher Title of the Project Duration Funding Agency & Amount Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh Childline Ongoing Ministry of Social Justice & empowerment Dr. M.C. Arun Comparative Study of IHL ICRC and chainarol
9. Leave 11. Ethnological Museum, Dept. of Prof. W. Nabakumar Singh Anthropology Prof. W. Nabakumar Singh was on The Department has an Ethnological leave to participate a seminar at the museum that preserves and displays a Guwahati University from the 3rd number of rare, precious, cultural February 2009 to 6th February 2009 at artifacts of various ethnoses of the Guwahati University, Guwahati. Manipur. Prof. T. Shyamacharan Singh 12. Field Work Special casual leave 24 – 27 June & The M.Sc. (IInd semester) students of 26 – 29 August 2009 2010 sessions carried out demographic Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh and ethnographic studies at Bethel Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh was on leave Village Sadar Hills District under the to Participate in the National Seminar guidance Dr. M. ManiBabu and Prof. on Economic Development and Socio- T. Shyamacharan Singh by staying at cultural changes in the Era of the field site for 15 days whereas the Globalization (with special reference M.Sc. (Final) students of the same to health care, livelihood strategies session, under the supervision and and languages in rural India) guidance of Prof. W. Nabakumar organized by Society for Indian Singh and Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh Medical Anthropology, Mysore fro carried out dermographic and 24th to 30th March 2010. ethnographic studies at Oinam Hill Dr. M.C. Arun Village, Senapati District, Manipur. Dr. M. C. Arun was on leave to 13. Departmental Library participate 16th Conference of The department has a library since its International Union of Anthropolo- establishment in 1984 to cater to the gical and Ethnological Sciences academic necessities of the students (IUAES) at Kunming, China from 25th studying M.Sc. courses in July to 4th August 2009. Anthropology. Dr. M. C. Arun was on leave to attend 14. Extension activities of the a National Conference on cultural Department diversity, technology and development The services rendered by the at Palakkad, Kerala from 11th February serological laboratory of the to 20th February 2009 department to the people particularly 10. Any other information: Celebration the students seeking admission to of Silver Jubilee of the Department various Post graduate courses of the on 30th October 2010 in which University by testing their ABO blood Souvenir was released by the groups at a nominal rate reflect great Honourable Vice Chancellor of the credit on the extension activities of the University, Prof. C. Amuba Singh department.
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DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY
1. YAER OF ESTABLISHMENT: 1990 2. LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY: Sl Name and Designation Year of joining Specialization the University 1 Dr. L. Rupachandra June 18, 1984 Protein Biochemistry Singh, Professor and biotechnology 2 Dr. S. Kunjeshwori September 18, 1991 Clinical and Lectin Devi, Reader Biochemistry 3 Dr. N. Debananda August 24, 1991 Cell & Molecular Singh, Reader Biology, Applied Microbilogy & Environmental Biotechnology 4 Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh, May 11, 2007 Lectin Biochemistry Lecturer and Immunology 5 Dr. H. Devendra Singh, November 11, 1992 Microbial Biochemistry Guest Faculty and Biotechnology 6 S. Jibankumar Singh August 20, 2009 Enzyme Technology 7 W. Sobhachandra Singh August 20, 2009 Enzyme Technology
3. SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS ETC SPONSORED/ ORGANIZED BY THE DEPARTMENT (WITH DATES AND VENUES): Nil 4. SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS ETC. ATTENDED BY THE FACULTY MEMBERS DURING THE ABOVE PERIOD: (a) Dr. L. Rupachandra Singh, Professor:
L. Rupachandra Singh Department, Banaras Hindu presented two papers University, Varanasi and the “Molecular Characterization of Indian Society of a Thiol Protease from Agricultural Biochemists, Pineapple Crown Leaf - a February 17-20, 2010 Possible Commercial Source of (b) Dr. S. Kunjeshwori Devi, Bromelain Preparation Having Reader: Phytotherapeutical Properties” S. Kunjeshwori Devi and “Molecular presented two papers Characterization of an Isolectin “Molecular Characterization of from Vicia tetrasperma (L.) an Isolectin from Vicia Schreber Exhibiting Mosquito tetrasperma (L.) Schreber Larvicidal Activity and Food Exhibiting Mosquito Larvicidal Toxicity” in the International Activity and Food Toxicity” Conference on “Role of and “Molecular Characteri- Biomolecules in Food zation of a Thiol Protease from Security and Health Pineapple Crown Leaf - a Improvement” Biochemistry Possible Commercial Source of Bromelain Preparation Having
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Phytotherapeutical Properties” Rice Phytopathogens”, in the International “Diversity of Bioactive Conference on “Role of Actinomycetes in Various Biomolecules in Food niche habitats of Manipur”, Security and Health “Diversity of Actinomycetes in Wetlands of Manipur, Improvement” Biochemistry India”, in the 15th Department, Banaras Hindu International Symposium on University, Varanasi and the the Biology of Actinomycetes Indian Society of Agricultural (ISBA’15), Shanghai Jiao Biochemists, February 17-20, Tong University, Shanghai, 2010 China, August 20-25, 2009 (c) Dr. N. Debananda Singh, (iv) Dr. N. Debananda Singh Reader: was an invited resource (i) Dr. N. Debananda Singh person in the Refresher course presented two research papers organized by the Academic “Preliminary screening of Staff College, Manipur PGPR isolates from University during October 24- rhizospheric soils of 25, 2009. Indigenous rice plant (Oryza (v) Dr. N. Debananda Singh sativa) of Manipur” and presented five research papers “Preliminary “Studies of Bioactive characterization of PGPR Actinomycetes in Nambul strains isolated from River, Manipur, India”, rhizospheric soils of “Diversity of Rare Manipur” in the 1st Asian Actinomycete in various PGPR Congress for niche habitats of Manipur”, Sustainable Agriculture, “Isolation and Acharya NG Ranga characterization of Agricultural University, actinomycetes from Hyderabad, June 21-24, 2009. Hundung Limestone (ii) Dr. N. Debananda Singh Quarries, Manipur (India)”, presented two research papers “Screening of Indigenous “A thermostable protease Actinomycete isolates for from moderately halothermo- phosphate solubilization and philic Bacillus subtilis strain chitinase activity” SH1” and “Screening and “Screening and optimization of extracellular characterization of alkaline proteases from moderately protease producing thermophilic actinomycetes” alkaliphilic bacteria from a in Thermophiles 2009, limestone quarry at Institute of Microbiology, Hundung, Manipur”, in the Chinese Academy of 50th Annual Conference of the Sciences, Beijing, China, Association of August 16-21, 2009. Microbiologists of India, (iii) Dr. N. Debananda Singh National Chemical Laboratory presented four research papers and University of Pune, Pune, “Screening and Optimization December 15-18, 2009. Studies of native (vi) Dr. N. Debananda Singh anticandidal Actinomycetes presented four research papers from Manipur (Indo-Burma “Isolation and Biodiversity Hotspot) India”, characterization of a “Screening of Indigenous Streptomyces strain LS1-117 Actinomycete Isolates for showing antibacterial biocontrol Activity against especially anti-S. aureus
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activity”, “Preliminary (d) Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh, Lecturer: screening of Alkalitolerant (i) Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh Actinomycetes for attended 2-Days short extracellular protease term training programme production”, Screening of on “Application of Indigenous Actinomycetes Bioinformatics in Biology Isolates for Biocontrol Teaching and Research” Activities against Rice Fungal Pathogens” and organized by the “Study on degradation of p- Bioinformatics nitrophenol by Rhodococcus infrastructure facility jostii strain DN2: A centre, D.M. College of preliminary report” in the 55th Science Imphal on the 30th Annual technical Session of and 31st March 2009. Assam Science Society, (ii) Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh attended 3- Gauhati University, Assam, Days workshop on “In Silico India, February 15, 2010. Molecular Modeling and Drug (vii) Dr. N. Debananda Singh Designing” organized by the was an invited as a Bioinformatics infrastructure chairperson of one session and facility centre, D.M. College of also delivered a lecture on th th “Plant Growth Promoting Science Imphal on the 29 , 30 and st Bacteria (PGPB): Potential 31 October 2009. Bioinoculants for biocontrol (iii)Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh presented a and growth promotion on paper “Higher Education in India, Rice” in the National Current Status and Future Congress on Bioinoculants for Opportunities” at One-day seminar Sustainable Agriculture at the cum interactive session on Career and Department of Microbiology, counseling, sponsored by UGC on 20th PSGVP, Mandal College, March 2010, organized by Career and Sahadah, Nandurbar District, Counseling Centre, D.M. College of Maharastra, February 16, 2010. Science, Imphal.
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5. NUMBER OF BOOKS/PAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY MEMBERS: Sl. No. of Details of papers books/ papers Dr. L. 2 (i) S. Kunjeshwori Devi, L. Inaotombi Devi, and Rupachandra L. Rupachandra Singh: “Purification and Singh, Characterization of a New Dimeric Professor Mannose/Glucose-Binding Isolectin from Vicia tetrasperma (L.) Schreber”, Preparative Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 39, 57-71, USA, 2009 (ii) L. Rupachandra Singh, S. Kunjeshwori Devi and Y. Ranjana Devi: “An improved process for oak tasar (Antheraea proylei J.) cocoon cooking using pineapple extract” Indian Patent No. 236242 granted and published under Journal No. 43/2009 on 23.10.2009
Dr. S. 2 (i) S. Kunjeshwori Devi, L. Inaotombi Devi, and Kunjeshwori L. Rupachandra Singh: “Purification and Devi, Reader Characterization of a New Dimeric Mannose/Glucose-Binding Isolectin from Vicia tetrasperma (L.) Schreber”, Preparative Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 39, 57-71, USA, 2009 (ii) L. Rupachandra Singh, S. Kunjeshwori Devi and Y. Ranjana Devi: “An improved process for oak tasar (Antheraea proylei J.) cocoon cooking using pineapple extract” Indian Patent No. 236242 granted and published under Journal No. 43/2009 on 23.10.2009 Dr. N. 5 1. Antagonistic activities of local actinomycete Debananda isolates against rice fungal pathogens. Afr J Singh, Reader Microbiol Res. 3: 737-742 (2009). 2. Screening of Actinomycete Isolates from Niche Habitats in Manipur for Antibiotic Activity. American J Biochem Biotech, 5: 221-225 (2009) 3. A Streptomyces sindenensis Strain LS1-128 Exhibiting Broad Spectrum Antimicrobial Activity. Res J Biol Sc. 4: 1085-1091 (2009). 4. Screening, Identification of Best Producers and Optimization of Extracellular Proteases from Moderately Halophilic Alkalithermotolerant Indigenous Actinomycetes. World Appl Sc J. 7: 907-916 (2009). 5. Screening of Local Actinomycete Isolates in Manipur for Anticandidal Activity. Asian Journal of Biotechnology, 2: 139-145
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6. VISITORS/GUEST (iii)Dr. Ch. Manoranjan Singh, LECTURES AND THEIR Research Director, Monovikas ACTIVITIES: Research & Diagnostic Centre, (i) Prof. R. K. Saxena, Department of Kolkata visited the department as Microbiology, Delhi University, the External Practical Examiner South Campus, Delhi visited the during April 5-6, 2010. department as the External 7. APPOINTMENT/PROMOTIO Practical Examiner during August N/RETIREMENT/RESIGNATION 9-10, 2009. ETC OF THE FACULTY (ii) Dr. Shekhar C. Mande, Scientist, MEMBERS OF THE centre for DNA Fingerprinting DEPARTMENT: and Diagnostics (CDFD), (i) Dr. H. Devendra Singh, Guest Hyderabad visited the department Faculty reappointed. as the External Practical Examiner (ii) Mr. S. Jibankumar Singh during March 9-12, 2010. He also appointed as Guest Lecturer with delivered a lecture “Diverse roles effect from August 20, 2009. of heat-shock proteins in (iii)Mr. W. Shobachandra Singh Mycobacterium tuberculosis”. appointed as Guest Lecturer with effect from August 20, 2009. 8. MEMBER AND NAMES OF RESEARCH PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN DURING THE YEAR 2008 OR BEING UNDERTAKEN TILL 2009 ALONG WITH THEIR SANCTIONED AMOUNTS AND NAMES OF THE FUNDING AGENCIES: Name of the Title of the project and duration Amount Funding Investigator sanctioned Agency in Rs. Dr N. Biochemical and genetic 39,02,000 DBT, Govt. Debananda characterization of bacteria of India Singh, Reader degrading xenobiotics and optimisation of conditions for biodegradation
10 STUDY LEAVE/OTHER LEAVES Undergraduate and FOR THE FACULTY MEMBERS: Postgraduate Board of Studies Dr N. Debananda Singh, Reader took of Biochemistry of North East leave five times during the period of Hill University, Shillong. the report for attending various (iii) Dr. S. Kunjeshwori Devi, seminars, symposia and conferences. Reader is (a) member of 9. DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY: Society of Biological Chemists Nil of India and (d) life member of 10. ANY OTHER Association of Clinical INFORMATION: Biochemists of India (Manipur (i) Dr. L. Rupachandra Singh, State Branch). Professor is life member of (a) (iv) Panel of Reviewers: Dr N. Society of Biological Chemists Debananda Singh, Reader of India, (b) Indian Society of was invited to be a member of Agricultural Biochemists, (c) the panel of reviewers on Indian Society of Sericulture prestigious journals such as and (d) Association of Clinical World Journal of Biochemists of India (Manipur microbiology (WJMB) State Branch). (Springer), Research Journal (ii) Dr. L. Rupachandra Singh, of Microbiology (Academic Professor is member of the Journals Inc., New York),
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Indian Journal of (vii)Miss Suchitra Sanasam, Biotechnology (CSIR) and Research Scholar received 3 other months visiting student biotechnology/microbiology fellowship from DST, Govt. of research journals and has India under DST-NE scheme reviewed several (over 20) and worked at IMTECH, manuscripts so far. Chandigarh during January 12- (v) Life membership: Dr N. April 24, 2009. Debananda Singh, Reader is (viii) Miss Pintubala Kshetri, life member of prestigious Research Scholar was selected societies such as Association of for CSIR-UGC JRF in Life Microbiologist of India Sciences during June 2009. (AMI), Society of Biological (ix) Miss Anjuna Mutum, DBT- Chemists (India) and Biotech JRF was selected for American Research Society of India Society of Microbiology (ASM) (BRSI) etc. sponsored International (vi) Annual membership: Dr N. Workshop on Bioremediation Debananda Singh, Reader is held at BITS Goa Campus, Goa an annual member of American during January 4-16, 2010. Society of Microbiology (ASM).
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
1. Name and establishment of the Department: Biotechnology, 2006. 2. List of faculty members: Sl Name of Faculty members Designation 1. Dr. Lisam Shanjukumar Singh, Head & Reader 2. Dr. Keithellakpam Sanatombi Lecturer 3. Dr. Reena Haobam Lecturer 4. Ms. Takhellambam Machathoibi Lecturer 5. Dr. Th. David Singh Guest Lecturer 6. Dr. O. Babynanda Devi Guest Lecturer
3. Seminar, Symposia, Conference, and their purposed of visit in the Workshop, Refresher Course etc. Department: Nil Sponsored/ organized by Department: 7. Appointment/Promotion/Retirem Nil ent/Resignation etc. of the faculty 4. Seminar, Symposia, Conference, members of the Department: Two Workshop, Refresher Course etc. (Guest Lectures) attained by the Faculty members 8. No. and names of research during the year. Also specify project undertaken/undertaking names of papers presented/ read during the year along with their along with their date & Venue: Nil sanction amount and names of 5. Number of papers books funding agencies: Nil published by the faculty members: 9. Study Leave/other leaves for the 2 (Two) faculty members: Nil 6. Name and number of visitors and 10. Departmental Library: Initial Stage their lecturers in the Department
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
1. Year of establishment: 1980 2. Name and designation of faculty members and their subject specializations: Sl. Name and Designation of Designation Subject specialization Faculty 1. Prof. Ak. Manihar Singh Professor Inorganic Chemistry 2. Prof. M. Dhaneshwar Singh Professor Organic Chemistry 3. Prof. S.K. Srivastava Professor Physical Chemistry 4. Prof. N. Rajmuhon Singh Professor Physical Chemistry 5. Prof. R.K. Hemakumar Singh Professor Inorganic Chemistry 6. Prof. L. Warjeet Singh Professor Organic Chemistry 7. Prof. N. Homendra Professor Physical Chemistry 8. Dr. R. K. Lonibala Reader Inorganic Chemistry 9. Dr. N. Rajen Singh Reader Inorganic Chemistry 10. Dr. O. Mukherjee Singh Reader Organic Chemistry 11. Dr. R.K. Bhubon Singh Reader Inorganic Chemistry 12. Dr. W. Rameshwor Singh Lecturer (Sr. Scale) Physical Chemistry
3. Seminars, symposia, during August 23-27, 2009 at conferences, workshops, refresher University of Cologne, Germany. courses, etc. sponsored/organized by (b) Presented a paper entitled, the Department (with dates and “Synthesis of Blue and Yellow 3+ venues): Emitting Dy Doped GdPO4 UGC, SAP sponsored National Nanoparticles at the International Conference on “Nanomaterials and Conference on Advanced Co-ordination Chemistry” organized Nanomaterial and Nanotechno- by the Dept of chemistry, Manipur logy”, held at IIT, Guwahati University which was held during 26- during 9-11 December 2009. 27 March, 2010 at the Department of Prof. L. Warjeet Singh Chemistry, Manipur University. (a) Presented a paper entitled, “12th 4. Seminars, symposia, CRSI National Symposium in conferences, workshops, refresher Chemistry and 4th CRSI-RSC courses, etc. attended by the faculty Symposium in Chemistry”, Indian members during the period: Institute of Chemical Technology Prof. M. Dhaneshwar Singh (IICT), Hyderabad, 4-7 February (a) Presented a paper entitled 2010. “Structure of meso-Tartaric Acid (b) Presented a paper entitled, “4th and Synthesis of its Frozen International Symposium on Stereochemical Analysis” at the Current Trends in Drug Discovery 12th CRSI National Symposium in Research”, Central Drug Research Chemistry, during Feb 5-7, 2010 Institute (CDRI), Lucknow, 17-21 held at Indian Institute of February 2010. Chemical Technology, (c) Delivered an invited paper Hyderabad, India. entitled, “Isolation and charac- Prof. N. Rajmuhon Singh terization of active principles (a) Presented a paper entitled, from certain medicinal plants of “Synthesis and Optical Charac- Manipur” at the “National terisation of Re-dispersible Tb3+- Seminar on Recent Trends in
doped GdPO4 Crystalline Nano- Phytochemical & Phytopharma- particles” in the 7th International ceutical Research and Future Conference on f-Elements held
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Prospects”, Gauhati University, cyclocondensatio Guwahati, 26-27 March 2010. n to polyaza Dr. R.K. Lonibala pyrazoles and (a) Participated in the 14th National pyrimidines” in Conference on Surfactants, the UGC, SAP Emulsions and Biocolloids, July sponsored 28-30, 2009 at the University of conference Kashmir. organized by Dept Dr. O. Mukherjee Singh of chemistry, (a) Presented a paper Manipur entitled “Facile University which synthesis of novel was held on 26-27 coumarins under March 2010. solvent-free Dr.R.K. Bhubon Singh conditions and (a) Presented a paper their antioxidant entitled, “A New evaluation” at the Mixed Ligand 14th ISCB Coordination International Complex of Conference, Copper(II): during 15-18th Jan Supra-molecular 2010 on Resemble via “Chemical Hydrogen Biology for Bonding Discovery: Interaction” at the Perspectives and “Symposium on Challenges” Modern Trends in organized by Inorganic Indian Society of Chemistry Chemists & (MTIC-XIII) held Biologists at at Indian Institute CDRI, Lucknow, of Science, UP. Bangalore during (b) Participated in the December 07- “4th CRSI-RSC 10,2009. (Chemical Dr. W. Rameshwor Singh Research Society (a) Presented a paper entitled, 3+ of India-Royal “Luminescence Study of Eu Society of Doped LaPO4 Nanoparticles” th Chemistry, in 14 National Conference on London, UK) held Surfactants, Emulsions and in National Bio-Colloids (NATCOSEB- Institute of XIV) – during July 28-30, Pharmaceutical 2009, organised by the Education and Department of Chemistry, Research University of Kashmir & (NIPER), Indian Society for Surface Hyderabad on 4th Science and Technology February, 2010. (ISSST). (c) Presented a paper (b) Presented a paper entitled, entitled “Polyaza “Studies on electrodeposition enaminones: of highly oriented three Synthesis, crystal dimensional ZnO structure and microarrays” at the International conference in
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“Advanced Nanomaterials and Transformation and Luminescence 3+ Nanotechnology (ICANN- of Eu -Doped YPO4 Nanorods: 2009), December 9-11, 2009, D2O Solvent Effect. M.N. organised by Centre for Luwang, R.S. Ningthoujam, Nanotechnology, Indian Jagannath, S.K. Srivastava, and Institute of Technology, R.K. Vatse, J. Am. Chem. Soc. Guwahati (IITG). 2010, 132, 2759. (c) Presented a paper entitled, Prof. N. Rajmuhon Singh “Synthesis of rdispersible Tb3+ (a) Conductometric Studies of the Ion
ions doped LaPO4 Association of α -Alanine Bis- nanoparticles in ethylene Biguanide Cobalt (III) Iodide and glycol medium and its β-Alanine Bis-Biguanide luminescence study” at the Cobalt(III) Iodide in Methanol+ “National Conference on Water Mixtures at Different Nanomaterials and Co- Temperatures ordination Chemistry”, March N. Mohondas Singh, Th. David 26-27, 2010, organized by the Singh, G.C. Bag and N. Rajmuhon Department of Chemistry, Singh Manipur University. Asian Journal of Chemistry, Vol. (d) Presented a paper entitled, 21, no. 6, 2009, 4215-4223. “Photoluminescence studies of (b) Ion Pair Association ZnO microarray prepared by Constant of Bis-1- electrodeposition method” at amidino-O-methylurea the “National Conference on Copper(II) Acetate in Nanomaterials and Co- Aqueous Medium at ordination Chemistry”, March Different Temperature : 26-27, 2010, organized by the A Conductance Study Department of Chemistry, Gopal Chandra Bag, Th. David Manipur University. Singh, N. Mohondas Singh and N. 5. Number of papers/books Rajmuhon Singh, published by the faculty members: Asian Journal of Chemistry, Vol. Prof. Ak. Manihar Singh 21, no. 6, 2009, 4167-4172. (a) Mixed Ligand Complexes (c) An Absorption Spectral of Copper (II) with Analysis of 4f-4f Pyridine-2-Carboxamide Transitions to Explore the and amino acids. Comparison of Energy Ak. Manihar Singh and M. Interaction Parameters Phalguni Singh and Electric Dipole J. Ind. Council Chem. Vol. 26, Intensity Prameters for the No. 2, 2009, pp. 1-3. Complexation of Pr (III) Prof. M. Dhaneshwar Singh With D-Proline and DL- (a) Diels-Alder reaction of 9- Proline. anthracenemethanol and Ch. Victory Devi, Th. David dimethylacetylene-dicarboxylate; Singh and N. Rajmuhon Singh, potential route for the synthesis of J. Ind. Chem. Soc., 86, 2009, 1-4. regiospecific products of 9- (d) Conductometric Studies substituted anthracene with on Temperature unsymmetrical acetylenes Dependence and M. Dhaneshwar Singh and Thermodynamics of Ion- Anjana Ningombam Association of Leucinato Indian Journal of Chemistry, 2010, Bis (biguanide) Cobalt vol. 49B, 77-83. (III) Complexes Prof. S.K. Srivastava L. Sanahal Singh, Th. David (a) Effects of Ce3+ Codoping Singh, N. Yaiphaba and N. and Annealing on Phase Rajmuhon Singh,
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Asian Journal of Chemistry, 21(8), International Journal of 2009, 5868-5872. Spectroscopy, 2009, Article ID (e) Computation of Energy 784305, 9 pages, Interaction Parameters as doi:10.1155/2009/784305. well as Electric Dipole (i) Probing of Inversion intensity parameters for Symmetry Site in Eu3+ -
the absorption spectral doped GdPO4 by study of the interaction of Luminescence Study: Pr(III) with Concentration and LPhenylalanine, L- Annealing Effect. Glycine, L- Alanine and N. Yaiphaba, R.S. Ningthoujam, L- Aspartic Acid in N. Shanta, R.K. Vatsa and N. presence and absence of Rajmuhon Singh, Ca2+ in Organic Solvents Journal of Luminescence, 130, T. Moaienla, Th. David Singh, N. 2010,174-180. Rajmuhon Singh and M. Indira (j) Luminescence, Lifetime Devi, and Quantum Yield Spectrochimica Acta (A), 74, Studies of Redispersible 3+ 2009, 434–440. Eu -doped GdPO4 (f) Traditional Knowledge Crystalline Nanoneedles: and Natural Dyeing Core-shell and System of Manipur-with Concentration Effects Special Reference of Kum N. Yaiphaba,R. S. Ningthoujam, dye N. Shanta Singh, R. K. Vatsa, N. N. Rajendro Singh, N. Yaiphaba, Rajmuhon Singh, Sangita Dhara, Th. David, R.K. babita, Ch. Bino N. L. Misra and R. Tewari5, and N. Rajmuhon Singh, Journal of Applied Physics, 107, Indian Journal of Traditional 2010, 034301. Knowledge, 8(1), 2009, 84-88. (k) Luminescence Properties (g) Traditional fermented of Redispersible Tb3+-
Foods of Manipur Doped GdPO4 K. Jeyram, Th. Anand Singh, W. Nanoparticles Prepared by Romi, A. Ranjita Devi, W. an Ethylene Glycol Route Mohendro Singh, H. Dayanidhi, Ningombam Yaiphaba, N. Rajmuhon Singh and J.P. Raghumani Singh Ningthoujam, Tamang, N. Rajmuhon Singh and Rajesh Indian Journal of Traditional Kumar Vatsa, Knowledge, 8(1), 2009, 115-121. European Journal of Inorganic (h) Calculation and Chemistry, (In Press: DOI: Comparison of Energy 10.1002/ejic.200900968). Interaction and Intensity Prof. R.K. Hemakumar Singh Parameters for the (a) Spectroscopic studies Interaction of Nd (III) on bis (1-amidino- with DL-valine, DL- amidino-O-alkylurea) alanine and β -alanine in copper(II) Presence and Absence of sulphate complexes Ca2+/Zn2+ in Aqueous and where alkyl = methyl, Different Aquated ethyl, n-propyl or n- Organic Solvents Using butyl:EPR 4f-4f Transition Spectra evidence for binuclear As Probe. complexes. L.Jaideva H. Debecca Devi, Ch. Sumitra, Singh, N.Shantibala Th. David Singh, N. Yaiphaba, N. Devi,S.Pramodini, Mohondas Singh and N. W.Bembee Devi, Rajmuhon Singh,
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R.K. Hemakumar R K Lonibala, M Sudhiranjan Singh, Rajeswari B Singh and Homendra Naorem, and R.M. Kadam, J. Surface Sci. Technol., Vol.25, Inorganic Chemistry No. 3-4, pp. 1-14,2009. Communication, 2010, 13, 365. (c) Potentiometric Studies on the Prof. L. Warjeet Singh Complexation Reactions of N- (a) A facile indium – (2-2-[1-(3- mediated synthesis of aminophenyl)ethylidene] protected and hydrazino-2- protected [1- oxoethyl)benzamide with Ni2+, (hydroxymethl) vinyl] Cu2+, and Cd2+ ions in alkanols Aqueous-dioxane and L.Warjeet Singh, Nimalini D. Micellar media. Promila Devi Moirangthem, Bhavna Thingom, Thangjam and Lonibala Ind.J. Chem. 2009,48B, 455-459. Rajkumari, (b) Chromium (III) J. Chem. Eng. Data, 2010, 55, chloride catalyzed 1166-1172. one-pot synthesis of (d) Synthesis and Spectral Studies pyrimidine 2-thiones of the Bivalent Transition from arylidines and Metal Complexes of 3- thioureas. L.Warjeet Hydroxypicolinamide. Singh, Nimalini, R K Lonibala, Th Promila Devi, D.Moirangthem Sharmeli Yumnam and R K Ind.J.Chem.2009, 48B, 1023- Babita Devi, 1026. Asian J. Chem. Vol 22 (Accepted, (c)Enantioselective direct aldol 2010, MS No. AJC 955A/2009) reactions catalyzed by Cd-proline (e) Complexation of 4- complex. Dimethylamino Benzilidene L. Warjeet Singh, Bhavna, Th. (N-Benzoyl) Glycyl Med. Chem. Res. 2010, 19, S59. Hydrazone with Ni2+, Cu2+ and (d) Studies on chemical constituents Cd2+ ions and their and antioxidant activities of Potentiometric Studies in extracts from the roots of Smilax Aqueous Dioxane and lanceaefolia Roxb. Aqueous Micellar Media. L. Warjeet Singh, K. Brajeshwari Th Promila Devi and R K Devi, Lonibala, Natural Product Research, 2010, Asian J. Chem. Vol. 22 (Accepted, 24, 000 (Published on web, March 2010, MS No. AJC 9559/2009). 15, 2010). Dr. O. Mukherjee Singh Dr. R.K. Lonibala (a) Novel 3-alkanoyl/aroyl/ hetero- (a) Thermodynamics of the aroyl-2H-chromene-2-thiones: Complexation of N (Pyridin- Synthesis and evaluation of their 2-ylmethylene) antioxidant activities. Isonicotinohydrazide with Okram Mukherjee Singh, Lighter Lanthanides Nepram Sushuma Devi, Dhanaraj Sharmeli Yumnam and Lonibala Singh Rajkumari, Thokchom, Gurumayum Jitendra J. Chem. Eng. Data, 2009, 54(1), Sharma. 28-34. European Journal of Medicinal (b) Effect of nonionic micelles on Chemistry 2010, 45, 2250–2257. the stability of uridine 5′- (b) Regioselective Synthesis of monophosphate with lighter Heterocyclic Ketene N, N-, N, O- lanthanide ions in aqueous and N, S- media. Acetals in Aqueous Medium.
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Okram Mukherjee Singh, L. J. Org. Chem. 2009, 74, 3141- Gellina Chanu, Sang Hun Jang, 3144. Sang- (e) Metal Catalyzed Reactions: Gyeong Lee, Synthesis of Bioactive Bull. Korean Chem. Soc. 2010, 31, Compounds and C-C Bond 859-862. Forming Reactions. (c) Synthesis and Characterization of Okram Mukherjee Singh, Th. Highly Conjugated Prasanta Singh, N. Sushuma Cyclopenta [def] phenanthrene- Devi, L. Gellina Chanu. Based Polymers. Organic Chemistry: An Indian Okram Mukherjee Singh, Sang Journal. 2009, 5, 195-198. Hun Jang, Truong Ba Tai, Ji Hee Dr. W. Rameshwor Singh Park, Hee Jeong Jeong, Eun Jeong (a) Low temperature synthesis Chun, Yun-Hi Kim, and Sang- and luminescence properties Gyeong Lee, Yong Jin Yoon, of re- dispersible Eu3+ doped Soon Ki Kwon. LaPO4 nanorods by ethylene Macromolecular Research, 2010, glycol route. Ganngam 18,185-191. Phaomei, R.S.Ningthou-jam, (d) Application of β-Oxodithioesters W. Rameshwor Singh, in Domino and Multicomponent Naorem Shanta Singh, M. Reactions: Facile route to Niraj Luwang, R. Tewari and Dihydropyrimidines and R. K. Vatsa, Coumarins. Okram Mukherjee Optical Materials, 2009 32 (2010) Singh, Nepram Sushuma Devi, 616 - 622 6. Name and number of visitors and their lectures in the Department and their purpose of visit in the Department:
Sl. Name of visitor Topic Date 1. Dr. Usha Thiyam Food quality in the era of 1-4-09 Asstt. Prof.. Minotoba University, Canada functional foods and nutraceuticals 2. Dr. V. Sudarsan, Scientist (F) Chemistry Luminescence studies on 28-4-09 Division Bhabha Atomic Research nanoparticles Centre, Mumbai 3. Dr. P. Venkatesu Osmolyte Coumteracts Urea 30-3-10 Asstt. Prof. induced denaturation of Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi Alpha Chymotripsin
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7. Number and names of the research projects undertaken/undertaking during the year along with their sanctioned amounts and names of the funding agencies: Name of the Title of the project and Amount Funding Investigator duration sanctioned Agency Prof. N. Rajmuhon Production Technology for Rs. 16.07 DBT, Singh Quality Soibum and its lakhs New Delhi Value Addition 2007-2010 Prof. N. Rajmuhon Synthesis, Characteriza-tion Rs. 15.06 CSIR, Singh and Absorption Spectral lakhs New Delhi Analysis of Hypersensitive and Pseu-dohypersensitive 4f-4f Transitions of Pr(III)/ Nd (III)/Er (III) complexes with 1:10-Phenanthroli- ne/2,2’-bipyridyl/nucleic acids/pyrimidines 2008-2011 Prof. N. Rajmuhon Comparative Absorption Rs. 9.0 UGC, Singh Spectral Analysis of lakhs New Delhi Hypersensitive and Pseu- dohypersensitive 4f-4f Transitions of Pr(III)/Nd (III)/Er(III) complexes with1:10-Phenanthroline /2,2’-bipyridyl/biguanide /1-amidino-O-alkylurea 2007-2010 Prof. N. Rajmuhon Chemical Investigation, Rs. 11.5 AYUSH, Singh Trace Element Analysis, and lakhs NMPB, Biological Activities of New Delhi Some Selected Medicinal Plants of Manipur 2009-2012 Prof. N. Rajmuhon Trace Element Analysis of Rs. 14.0 MoEF, Singh Loktak Lake and Rivers lakhs New Delhi Draining into it and Its Impact on Health 2008-2011 Prof. L.Warjeet Screening of Plants of North- Rs. 12.39 ICMR, Singh East India for Anti-Cancer lakhs New Delhi Activities, Isolation , Characterization and Evaluation 2006-2009 Prof. L.Warjeet Isolation and Rs. 15.0 CSIR, Singh Characterization of Certain lakhs New Delhi Medicinal Plants of Manipur Haviong Anti-Diabetic Properties 2007-2010
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Prof. L.Warjeet Investigation on Synthesis, Rs. 19.76 DST, Singh Development and lakhs New Delhi Applications of Metal- Proline Complexes as Organo-catalysts for Organic Reactions 2009-2012 Prof. L.Warjeet Development and 83omer- Rs 27.61 DST, Singh cialization of traditional lakhs New Delhi Kum as hair dye Prof. N. Homendra Studies on Dye Induced Rs. 13.0 CSIR, Thermochromism in Some lakhs New Delhi Polymer and Gel Network Materials 2008-2011 Prof. N. Homendra Study on Iodine Entrapment Rs 37.45 DST, in Biopolymer Gel Network lakhs New Delhi and Their Release Kinetics 2008-2011 Dr. O. Mukherjee Synthesis of Novel Rs. 15.0 CSIR, Singh Enaminoketones and Their lakhs New Delhi Applications as Liquid Crystalline Metal Complexes 2007-2010 Dr. O. Mukherjee Designing of combinatorial Rs. 36.04 DST, Singh library of lyoactive lakhs New Delhi heterocycles with green protocols 2010-2013 8. Study leave/other leaves for the faculty members: NA 9. Departmental library, if any: NA 10. Any other information: Dr. N. Rajen Singh, Reader, Department of Chemistry has been appointed as Security Officer of the Univerisity w.e.f. January 30, 2010.
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
(a) Year of Establishment: 1985 (b) Course Offered: MCA (c) Number of Seats: 54 (d) FACULTY MEMBERS (e) Teaching Staff Sl. Name Designation Specialization 1 O. Imocha Singh Assoc. Professor Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing, Numerical Technique, Computer Added Geometric Design, Optimization Tech-nique, Graph Theory, Probability and Statistics 2 Tejmani Sinam Assoc. Professor Computer Networks, Wireless Mesh Networks, Optimization Techniques, Computer and Network Security
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3 N. Gourkishor Asst. Professor Data Mining, Optimization Singh (Sr Scale) Techniques, Graph Theory, Algorithms, Numerical Techniques, Graphics 4 H. Mamata Devi Asst. Professor Data Structures, System Analysis and (Selection Grade) Design, Programming Languages, Computer Graphics, Software Engineering, Natural Language Processing. 5 Th. Tangkeshwar Asst. Professor Microprocessor, Computer Singh (Sr Scale) Organisation, Operating Systems, Systems Analysis and Design, Neural Networks, Image processing, Database Management Systems 6 Momtaz Thingujam Asst. Professor System Analysis and Design, Graph (Sr Scale) Theory, Software Engineering, Numerical and Statistics Method 7 Zahera Guest Lecturer Organization Structure and Personnel Management, Management Information System, Accounting Principles 8 S. Somorjeet Singh Guest Lecturer Computer Organisation, Computer Networks, Data Structures 9 T. Romen Singh Guest Lecturer Multimedia Systems, Optimization, Image processing, Data structure. 10 Th. Rupachandra Guest Lecturer Computer Network, Web Technology Singh 11 G. Rajeev Sharma Guest Lecturer Formal Language and Automata Theory, Data and File Structures and Algorithm (b) Non-teaching Staff: Sl Name Designation 1 N.Petobi Devi Sr. Asst. General 2. M.Shanti Devi Technical Asst. 3 M.Subhakanta Singh Program Asst 4. Ch.Kesho Singh Peon 5 G. Somendro Sharma Chowkidar 3. Seminars, Symposia, Conferences, Workshops attended by the faculties. Sl. Name Attended/Supervise 1 O. Imocha Singh (i) Supervise 6 M. Phil. students (i) Workshop on Network Traffic 2 Tejmani Sinam Capturing and Analysis, Feb 20-21, 2009 at IIT, Guwahati (i) Workshop for the North Eastern Region Language and Signal processing (6 3 H. Mamata Devi – 10 February 2009, Tripura University). (ii) Workshop on NLP at Linguistics Department, M.U. (1-5 Dec, 2009) (i) Workshop for the North Eastern Region Language and Signal processing (6 4 Momtaz Thingujam – 10 February 2009, Tripura University). (ii) Workshop on NLP at Linguistics Department, M.U. (1-5 Dec, 2009)
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(i) Workshop on Network Traffic Th. Rrupachandra 5 Capturing and Analysis, Feb 20-21, 2009 at Singh IIT, Guwahati 4. Number of papers published by the faculty members: Sl. Name Paper Published in National/International Conf./Journal 1 O. Imocha Singh (i) “Image Magnification based on directed linear interpolation” NCC 2009, IIT Guwahati. (ii) “Image Magnification based on directed linear interpolation”, International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering Systems (IJCSES) China Vol. 4.1 Jan, 2010 (accepted) ”A Blind Video Watermarking Technique based on scene detection”, ICWCSCC Aug 19-21, 2009 2 Tejmani Sinam (i) “Image Magnification based on directed linear interpolation” NCC 2009, IIT Guwahati. “ Image Magnification based on directed linear interpolation”, International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering Systems (IJCSES) China Vol. 4.1 Jan, 2010 (accepted) 3 Th. Tangkeshwar (i) “A Neural Based Recognition Technique Singh for Handwritten Character of Manipuri Script”, accepted for publication in the International Conference on Automation and Mechatronics, ICAM 2009, Paper ID code: HK39366, World Congresson Science, Engineering and Technology, WCSET 2009, Hong Kong, March 23-25, 2009. “Off-line Handwritten Digit Recognition of Manipuri Script”, accepted for publication in the International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering Systems, IJCSES, China, Vol. 4.1 Jan, 2010 (accepted) 4 Th. Rupachandra (i) “Image Magnification based on directed linear Singh interpolation” NCC 2009, IIT Guwahati. (ii)”A Blind Video Watermarking Technique based on scene detection”, ICWCSCC Aug 19-21, 2009 “Image Magnification based on directed linear interpolation”, International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering Systems ( IJCSES) China Vol 4.1 Jan, 2010 (accepted) 5 T. Romen Singh (i) “Image Magnification based on directed linear interpolation” NCC 2009, IIT Guwahati. (ii)”A Blind Video Watermarking Technique based on scene detection”, ICWCSCC Aug 19-21, 2009
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(iii) “Image Magnification based on directed linear interpolation”, International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering Systems ( IJCSES) China Vol 4.1 Jan, 2010 (accepted)
5. Existing infrastructure Analysis to secure IT (i) Number of Computer Lab Infrastructure) a) Lab -1 (capacity of 34 f) Lab VI (upcoming lab machines for senior MCA with a capacity of 36 students) machines) b) Lab – II (capacity of 36 g) Server room with 6 machines for junior MCA servers. students) (ii) Three lecture halls c) Lab – III (capacity of 18 (iii) 3 LCD projectors, Ricoh machines for CCNA students) Photostat machine, All in one d) Lab – IV (capacity of 10 printer, 2 NT Laser printer. machines for NLP & (iv) 7 UPS Development of Manipuri All the rooms, lecture halls and the Language Technology Lab) labs are networked and connected e) Lab V (capacity of 24 with the university LAN. In addition machines for CISCO SWAN to this, the department has its own & Network traffic logging and servers for students where course materials and various software are hosted. 6. Names of project undertaken/undertaking: Sl. Name of project Funding Agency
1 Development of Electronic Department of Science and Technology, Manipuri Dictionary Govt. of Manipur (under R&D Scheme 2006-07). 2 CISCO: Network Academy Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of Manipur 3 Development of a Framework for Department of Information Technology, logging and Analysis of Network New Delhi, Govt. of India. Traffic to secure IT Infrastructure 4 Employment Generation Training DIT, Govt. of India, New Delhi. Scheme for North-East (EGTS) 5 Development of Website Department of Science and Technology, (Software) on e-learning of Meetei Govt. of Manipur (under R&D Scheme). (Manipuri) Script 6 Development of Manipuri Department of Information Technology, Language Technology New Delhi, Govt. of India.
7 Departmental Library: The Department has a Departmental Library with about 200 books.
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DEPARTMENT OF EARTH SCIENCES
1. Year of Establishment, 1984 2. Name and designation of faculty members and their specializations: Name Designation Specialization Dr. Arun Kumar Professor Remote Sensing & Applied Geology Dr. R. A. S. Kushwaha Professor Sedimentology & Geomorphology Dr. Soibam Ibotombi Professor Structural Geology & Tectonics Dr. Y. Raghumani Singh Asst. Professor Palaeontology (SS) Dr. O. Geeta Devi Part time Geochemistry Shri. Ch. Mangi Khuman Part time Igneous Petrology
3. Seminar, symposia, conferences, v) “Interactive workshops, refresher courses, etc. Programme” regarding Career attended by the faculty members: Options in different fields, Prof. Arun Kumar: organized by Thoubal Collge, i) 33rd International Thoubal, February 20, 2010. Geological Congress, 14-21 Lectures Delivered as Resource August 2008, Oslo, Norway Person by Prof. Soibam Ibotombi: ii) 7th General I) Landslides and Structures in Assembly of Asian Seismological Manipur in Brainstorming Session Union, 24-27 Nov. 2008 Tsukuba, on Landslides of NE India, May Japan 5-6, 2009, organised by Dept. of iii) 96th Indian Geology, Nagaland University and Science Congress, 3-7 Jan. 2009, sponsored by DST, New Delhi. NEHU, Shillong ii) Structural and Tectonic Prof. R. A. S. Kushwaha: Nil Framework of the Indo- Myanmar th Prof. Soibam Ibotombi Ranges and Its Implications in 29 Seminar/Conference/Workshop State Geological Planning Board Attended: (SGPB) Meeting, September 10, i) Brainstorming Session on 2009, Govt. of Nagaland, Landslides of NE India, May 5-6, Dimapur. 2009, organised by Dept. of ii) Role of Geology and Career Geology, Nagaland University and options in Geology in sponsored by DST, New Delhi. Interactive Programme regarding ii) 29th State Geological Planning Career Options in different fields, Board (SGPB) Meeting, organized by Thoubal Collge, September 10, 2009, Govt. of Thoubal, February 20, 2010. Nagaland, Dimapur. Dr. Y. Raghumani Singh iii) PAMC Meeting for Magneto- Seminar Attended: stratigraphy and Paleomagnetism i) Industry-Academia Project at Dept. of Geological Workshop Technology Sciences, Guahati University on Imperatives for Exploration November 12-13, 2009. and Production of Oil and Gas iv) National seminar from 17.03.2010 to 20.03.2010 on “Geodynamics, Sedimentation organised by Oil and Natural and Biotic Response in the Gas Corporation Limited at Context of India-Asia Collision”. Kaziranga, Assam. Dept. of Geology, Mizoram University, Aizawl, Nov. 26-29, ii) National seminar on 2009. “Geodynamics, Sedimentation
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and Biotic Response in the Manipur, India. Int. Jour. Of Context of India-Asia Economic and Environmental Collision”. Dept. of Geology, Geology, Karachi University, Vol- Mizoram University, Aizawl, 1 (1) 45-50 Nov. 26-29, 2009. iii) National Seminar on, Prof. Soibam Ibotombi: “India. XXII ICMS, i) Soibam, I. & Hemanta Singh, Tiruchirapalli. R.K., 2008. Paleostress analysis Others: for rocks of the Imphal valley i) Appointment of Assistant of using conjugate fractures and its Controller (A.O.C) for B. Ed/ tectonic significances. Bulletin of Hindi Shikshan Parangat the Indian Geologists’ Examination, 2009. Association, 41, 57-71. 5. Refresher course: ii) Pradipchandra Singh, M., 6. Number of papers/books Soibam, I., Thong, G.T. & published by the faculty members: Imtiwapang, Aier., 2008. Prof. Arun Kumar Impact of human settlement and Coda Qc Attenuation in Indo- landuse on slope stability: Myanmar Region, Manipur, Northeast Phikomei (Mao) slide, an example India, Current Science, Vol. 95, No. from Imphal-Mao (NH-39) road 12, 25, pp. 1679-1683, Dec., 2008 section, Manipur. Bulletin of the Landslide Hazard Zonation Atlas of Indian Geologists’ Association, Northeast India. Indian Landslides, 41, 25- 39. Vol. 2, pp. 11-18, Nov. 2008 iii) Hemanta Singh, R.K., Seismo-tectonic Model of the Indo- Pradipchandra Singh, M. & Burma Ranges, Communicated, Soibam, I., 2009. Gopibung BSSA-S-08-00506 (Keithelmanbi) debris flow: Prof. R. A. S. Kushwaha causes and consequences. In Bhat, i) Singh, Ch. Gobin. and G.M., Pandita K., Singh, Y. & Kushwaha, R. A. S.: Lone, B.A. (Eds.): Petrographic Analysis of Geoenvironment - Challenges Tertiary Sediments between Ahead. Macmillan Publishers Imphal and Moreh, Manipur. India Ltd., 37-51. (Jour. Ind. Assc. of Sedi 2009) iv) Soibam, I. & Pradipchandra Singh, M., 2009. Influence of ii) Singh, M., Chandra and anthropogenic activities on slope Kushwaha, R. A. S.: instability along the hilly Imphal- Ichnofossils from the Eocene- Mao road section (NH-39) of Oligocene Deposits Between Manipur, NE-India. Bijang and Tupul Villages, Proceedings of the First Manipur, India (Jour. Ind. International Conference on Assc. of Sedi. 2009) Science and Engineering, iii) Kushwaha, R. A. Yangon, Myanmar, Vol. 3, 242- S. and M. Okendro: Landslide 247. Hazard Zonation along Parts of v) Soibam, I., 2009. Geology of NH-53 between Keithelmanbi and Manipur: earthquakes and other Nungba, Manipur. In press (Ed. natural disasters. Bulletin of Prof. T.N. Singh, Dept. of Earth Manipur State Museum, 3, 21-33. Sciences, IIT, Bombay, 2009) Dr. Y. Raghumani Singh iv) Okendro, M., i) Singh, Y. Raghumani, Dogra, Kushwaha, R. A. S. and Goel, O. N.N. and R. Arjun 2009.Record P. A study of landslides along of palynomorphs from the Upper parts of National Highway in Murree, Jammu, India. Himalayan Geology.V. 30(1), pp. 69-73.
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Dr. O. Geeta Devi: lakhs Funded by, Ministry of Shri Ch. Mangi Khuman: Earth Sciences, New Delhi, Govt. i) Geological and tectonic setting of of India Manipur: Implications on the iii) An application of tectonics of Indo-Myanmar 3 D Fault Deformeter along CMT Ranges. In Souvenir: volume of in Manipur Total cost Rs 39.0 the National Seminar on Indo- lakhs, Funded by Ministry of Myanmar Ranges in the Tectonic Science & Technology, New Framework of the Himalaya and Delhi, Govt. of India. Southeast Asia, Nov. 27-29, pp Dr. Soibam Ibotombi and RAS 23-35 Kushwaha: ii) Manipur: Its i) Integrated studies Graceful Contours and the on landslides along Parts of Geological Features, in Souvenir National Highways in Manipur, Vol. of the National Seminar on Total cost Rs. 23,06,285/ Funded Indo-Myanmar Ranges in the by DST Ministry of Science & Tectonic Framework of the Technology, New Delhi, Govt. of Himalaya and Southeast Asia, India Nov. 27-29 ii) Shillong Basin 5. Name and number of visitors and the thrust and Ohiolite Belts and their lectures in the Department of the Indo-Myanmar Mobile Belt, and their purpose of visit in the Northeast India: An Integrated department: Approach from vi) Dr. T. N. Magnetostratigraphy and Jowahar, Scientist-D Wadia Institute Paleomagnetism. Total cost. of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun 21.87 lakhs, DST, Ministry of visited the department and delivered Science & Technology, New lectures on the tectonics of Himalaya. Delhi, Govt. of India 6. Appointments/promotions/retire iii) Landslide ments/assignments/resignations etc. Microzonation, Risk Assessment of the faculty members of the and Remedial Measures along department NH-150 and State Highways Dr. R. A. S. Kushwaha and Dr. between Ukhrul and Nunghar and Soibam Ibotombi were promoted to Ukhrul-Paorei, Manipur. Total the post of Professor cost Rs. 12. 5 lakhs, funded by Dr. Y. Raghumani Singh was DST, DST, Ministry of Science & promoted to Lecturer (Senior Grade) Technology, New Delhi, Govt. of 7. Number and names of research India Projects undertaken during the year Dr. Y. Raghumani Singh: 2009-10 or continuing till 2009 along Palynostratigraphy and Hydrocarbon with their sanction amounts and Potential Evaluation of the Lower names of the funding agencies: Tertiary Successions, Jammu Region, Prof. Arun Kumar: J&K, Total cost Rs. 8.09 lakhs i) Integrated Funded by DST, New Delhi Under geophysical studies in Indo- SERC FAST TRACK Scheme Burma arc region, Total cost Rs. Dr. Th. Devala Devi: 98.13 lakhs, Funded by Ministry Landslide Hazard Zonation along of Earth Sciences, New Delhi, Imphal-Mao Road Section, Manipur. Govt. of India Total cost. Rs. 7.35 lakhs Funded by ii) North Eastern DST, New Delhi under Women School Earthquake Laboratory Scientist Scheme Programme. Total cost Rs. 257
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DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY
Year of Establishment: Department of Level started in the Dept. on Earth Geography (DST-FIST sponsored Sciences since 1984. The Dept. of Department), Manipur University, Geography bifurcated from the Earth Canchipur. Teaching of Geography at P.G. Sciences in 1992.
1. Name & Designation of the Faculty Specialization Members (a) Prof. N. Deva Singh Settlement Geog. & Agriculture Geography (b) Dr. Kh. Pradipkumar Singh, Geomorphology & remote Sensing Reader & Head (c) Dr. R.K. Somorjit Singh, Lecturer Population Geog. & Resource Geography (Sr.) (d) Mr. A. Manglem Singh, Lecturer (e) Mr. Lungghim Rongmei, Guest Lecturer 2. Seminars, Symposia, Conferences, National seminar on “Urban Problems and Workshops etc. sponsored/organized Strategies for Development with special by the department with venues: reference to Manipur, Dec 29-30, 2008 in the Department of Geography, M.U. 3. Seminars, Symposia, Conferences, Prof. N. Deva Singh, Workshops etc. attended by the Presented a paper on “Transport Relationship faculty members during the period. between Imphal and other important centres” Also specify the title of the papers in the 41st Annual Regional Science presented along with their dates and Conference held at Bomdila, Arunachal venues: Presdesh from March 3-5, 2010. 4. Number of books/papers published by Dr. R.K. Somorjit Singh, the faculty members: Published a paper on “Problems of Environment & Health in Manipur (2010) in the journal: North Eastern Geographer, Guwahati Vol. No. 35, No. 1&2 2007-2008 pp 93-104. 5. Name and the numbers of visitors and Nil their luctures in the department and their proposes of visit in the department. 6. Appointment/Promotion/Retirement/ Nil Resignation of the faculty members etc. of the department: 7. Number and names of research Nil undertaken/ undertaking during the year 2007 or continuing till n2007 along with their sanctioned amounts and the names of the funding agencies: 8. Study Leave/other leaves for the EL SCL DL CL faculty members: Prof. N. Deva Singh 7 2 Dr. Kh. Pradipkumar Singh 8 Dr. R.K. Somorjit Singh 5 3 Mr. Manglem Singh
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Mr. Lungghim Rongmei 9. Departmental Library, if any 10. Any other information etc. 11. Number of registered students in Sem. SC ST OBC UR Total MA/M.Sc. (class wise and in 2nd 05 03 10 16 34 SC/ST/OBC/Gen and their 4th 01 09 03 17 30 achievements: 12. Number of registered students in Nil Ph.D. with their topics during the year 2008-09 13. Number of students awarded Nil degrees/deploma in M.Phil/Ph.D ect. During the year 2008-09
DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCES
Year of establishment: 1972 AYUSH, BARC, CSIR, Dept. of Atomic The Department of Life Sciences Energy, Dept. of Space, DST, DBT, established in 1972 as a PG Study Centre MOEF, ICAR, ICMR, UGC, etc. This has of the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New resulted not only in acquiring a number of Delhi, under the name “Department of sophisticated equipments, but also paved Applied Biology”. It offers post graduation way for training a number of research as well as doctoral research programme in students and declaring nearly 247 scholars the field of basic disciplines such as with doctoral degree in varied aspects of Ecology, Entomology, Fishery, Genetics, Life Sciences. It is also a continuous Parasitology, Plant Pathology besides exercise for the department to conduct Plant and Animal Physiology. As it is a seminars and symposia, and refresher combination of Botany and Zoology, the courses periodically. Mention may be department admits as many as 80 students made here that the Special Assistance every year for the M. Sc course. Nearly 80 Programme (SAP) extended by UGC scholars pursue at present for their continuously for 15 years from 1993-94 to doctoral programme. The department is 10 2007-08 and also the grant from DST – Professors, 8 Readers, 2 Senior Lecturers FIST enabled the department to have a and a dozen supporting staff. Research on concrete footing so as to reach this height thrust areas like Bio-resource, Biodiversity with maximum facilities. In addition to and Bio-ecology of animals, plants and basic amenities, the department has special microbes has been one of the primary cell for gamma radiation, tissue culture, goals of the faculty members right from animal rearing and then glass house for the day of inception of the department and insect culture, besides fish museum and therefore, over the period of time, a computer lab. The central instrumentation number of research projects have been facility as well as bioinformatics centre taken up and they were funded by the enables the scholars to get in touch with Government agencies like AICTE, modern equipments and recent innovative and information technology.
2. Name and designation of faculty members (including part timers) and their subject specializations. Sl. Name of faculty member Specialization Designation Qualification 1 Dr P.S. Yadava Ecology Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. 2 Dr G.J. Sharma Genetics Prof. & Dean M.Sc., Ph.D. 3 Dr N. Irabanta Singh Plant Pathology Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. 4 Dr W. Vishwanath Singh Fishery Professor M.Sc., Ph.D.
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5 Dr B. Manihara Sharma Ecology Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. 6 Dr G.A. Shantibala Devi Plant Physiology Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. 7 Dr R. Varatharajan Entomology Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. 8 Dr M. Shyamkesho Singh Plant Pathology Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. 9 Dr Th. Bhagirath Genetics Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. 10 Dr G.K.N. Chhetry Plant Pathology/ Professor M.Sc., Ph.D. Biostatistics 11 Dr R.K. Gambhir Singh Parasitology Reader M.Sc., Ph.D. 12 Dr P. Kumar Singh Plant Physiology Reader M.Sc., Ph.D. 13 Dr R.R. Pandey Plant Pathology Reader M.Sc., Ph.D. 14 Dr Th. Binoy Singh Ecology Reader M.Sc., Ph.D. 15 Dr Asha Gupta Ecology Reader M.Sc., Ph.D. 16 Dr M. Damayanti Devi Genetics Reader M.Sc., Ph.D. 17 Dr N. Mohilal Meitei Parasitology Reader M.Sc., Ph.D. 18 Dr Kananbala Sarangthem Plant Physiology Reader M.Sc., Ph.D. 19 Dr Ch. Sarojnalini Devi Fishery Lecturer M.Sc., Ph.D. (Sr. Scale) 20 Dr W. Vidyarani Devi Animal Lecturer M.Sc., Ph.D. Physiology (Sr. Scale) 21 Prof. T. Kameshwar Entomology Emeritus M.Sc. Ph.D. Singh Fellow
3. Seminars, symposia, conferences, iv. Workshop on “Academic Credit workshops, refresher course, etc. System” to be adopted by Indian sponsored / organized by the Universities, 5-6 January 2009, Department (with dates and venues). NUEPA, New Delhi-16. i) The XV National Conference on Prof. G. Jitendra Sharma Aerobiology and National i. Invited lecture on Seminar on “Airspora – Impact on “Morphological and molecular Plant, Animal and Human characterization of intergeneric Health”, 6-8 March 2009. hybrids between the genera ii) 2-days Eco-Club Teacher’s in- Renanthera and Vanda” in XXIII charge Training Programme of International Eucarpia Symposium Imphal West, 26-27 October 2009. on Colourful Breeding & iii) A poster making competition, 12 Genetics, 31 August – 4 Sept., December, 2009 as a part of the 2009, Wageningen University, Global day of Action on the theme Leiden, Netherlands. “Global Warming and my responsibility”. List of Research Publications: 4. Seminars, symposia, conferences, Kishor RK & Sharma GJ: workshops, refresher courses etc. Intergeneric hybrid of two rare and attended by the faculty members endangered orchids, Renanthera during 2009 period. Prof. P.S. Yadava imschootiana Rolfe and Vanda i. 10th International Congress of coerulea Griff. Ex. L. Ecology, 16-21 August, 2009, (Orchidaceae): synthesis and Brisbane, Australia. characterization, Euphytica (UK) ii. XII World Forestry Congress, 18- 165, 2009, 247-256. 23 October 2009. Buenos Aires, Sayanika W & Sharma GJ: In Argentina. vitro Shoot proliferation and iii. National Seminar on ‘Awareness enhancement of rooting in Programme on Carbon capture Melocanna bambusoides Trin. and storage, 27-31 July 2009, From nodal explants, Journal of INSA, New Delhi.
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Bamboo and Rattan (The Project undertaken: Netherlands) Vols. 1&2, 2009, 43- Indian Council of Medical 52. Research (IMCR), Government of Sayanika W & Sharma GJ: In India: “Centre of Advanced vitro propagation of Arundinaria Research on DNA fingerprinting callosa Munro-an edible bamboo and diagnostics of medicinal from nodal explants of mature potentials in plants from eastern plants, The Open Plant Science and northeastern India” (in Journal (USA) 3, 2009, 35-39. Collaboration with Bose Institute, Kishor RK & Sharma GJ: Kolkata) (2007-2012). Morphological and molecular characterization of the intergeneric Prof. N. Irabanta Singh hybrids between the genera i. Presidential address on Renanthera and Vanda, Acta “Aerobiology in Plant Pathology Horticulturae (Netherlands) 855, and disease management” in the 15th National Conference on 2010, 169-175. Aerobiology & National Punyarani Ksh & Sharma GJ: Symposium on “Air-spora impact Micropropagation of Costus on Plant, Animal and Human speciousus (Koen.) Sm. using Health” , 6-8 March, 2009, Dept. nodal segment culture, Notulae of Life Sciences, Manipur scientia Biologicae (Romania) University. 2(1), 2010, 58-62. ii. 2nd NEBInet Coordinator’s Singh OM, Devi NS, Thokchom meeting, 11-13, November 2009, DS & Sharma GJ: Novel 3- College of Veterinary Science, alkyl/aryl-2H-chromene-2-thiones: Assam Agricultural University, synthesis and evaluation of their Guwahati. iii. National Symposium on anti-oxidant activities, European “Microorganisms and their role in Journal of Medicinal Chemistry Plant and Human Affairs, 3-5, (Elsevier) 45, 2010, 2250-2257. December, 2009, Calcutta Sanatombi K, Sen-Mandi S & University, Kolkata. Sharma GJ: Molecular profiling Prof. W. Vishwanath Singh of Capsicum landraces of Manipur, i. Invited lecture on “Fish Diversity Scientia Horticulturae in Northeast India and Impact of (Netherlands) 124, 2010, 405-408. Climate Change” in National Sanatombi K, Sahu A, Sen-Mandi Symposium on “Impact of S & Sharma GJ: Molecular AFLP Climate Change on Coldwater analysis of seven Capsicum Fisheries”, 6-8 June 2009, Directorate of Coldwater landraces of Manipur, Notulae Fisheries Research (ICAR), Botanicae (Romania) 2010 [in Bhimtal. press]. ii. Invited lecture on “Impact of Invited Lecture Delivered: Climate Change on coldwater Molecular characterization of fishes, and their remedies” in intergeneric hybrids between the National Symposium on Orchid genera Renanthera and “Coldwater Fisheries Vanda, XXIII International Management: New Strategies and Eucarpia Symposium on Approaches”, 2-4 October 2009, Ornamental Breeding and Eco-Camp, ABACA, Nameri Genetics, 31 August – 4 National Park, Assam. iii. IUCN Eastern Himalaya’s September 2009, Wageningen Freshwater Workshop, 22-26 July University, Leiden, Netherlands. 2009 Kathmandu, Nepal.
93 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10 iv. 20th All India Congress of Phylogency, 12-14, November, Zoology and National Seminar on 2009, NBRI, Lucknow. Bioresources and its Management Dr. Th. Binoy Singh of Food, Livelihood and i. 96th Indian Science Congress, 3-7 Environmental Security and January 2009, NEHU, Shillong. National Helminthodological Dr. R.R. Pandey Congress, Central Institute of i. 96th Indian Science Congress, 3-7 Fisheries Education, Versova, January 2009, NEHU, Shillong. Mumbai, 29-31 December, 2009, ii. 5th International Conference Plant Pro. B. Manihar Sharma Pathology in the Globalized Era, i. 96th Indian Science Congress, 3-7 10-13 November 2009, IARI, January 2009, NEHU, Shillong New Delhi. Prof. G.A. Shantibala Devi iii. National Symposium on i. 4th World Congress on “Microorganisms and their role in Conservation Agriculture, 4-6 Plant and Human Affairs, 3-5, February 2009, New Delhi. December, 2009, Calcutta Prof. G.K.N. Chhetry University, Kolkata. i. IUFRO International Forest Dr M. Damayanti Devi Biosecurity Conference, 16-20 i. The Hands-on training course on March 2009, Rotorua, New fluorescence in situ hybridization Zealand. (FISH) : A tool for physical ii. 5th International Conference Plant mapping of genes, 27 October – 7 Pathology in the Globalized Era, November, 2009, National Bureau 10-13 November 2009, IARI, of Fish Genetic Resources, New Delhi. Lucknow. iii. National Symposium on Dr Asha Gupta “Microorganisms and their role in i. 96th Indian Science Congress, 3-7 Plant and Human Affairs, 3-5, January 2009, NEHU, Shillong. December, 2009, Calcutta ii. 10th International Congress of University, Kolkata. Ecology, 16-21 August 2009, Dr R.K. Gambhir Singh Brisbane, Australia. i. 21st National Congress iii. 79th Annual Session of National of Parasitology (NCP), 14-16 Academy of Sciences (NASI), 14- November 2009. Punjab 16 December 2009, Calcutta University, Chandigarh University, Kolkata. ii. 2nd International Dr Kananbala Sarangthem Conference on Bio-wealth i. VII World Bamboo Conference, Management for Sustainable 16-18 September 2009, Bangkok, Livelihood (ICBMSL-2009), 20- Thailand. 22 November 2009, MSET-ICCB, ii. National Conference on IFP and SSI, Ranchi. iii. “Frontiers in Plant Physiology 20th All India Congress towards sustainable agriculture”, of Zoology and National Seminar 5-7 November 2009, Assam on Bioresources and its Agricultural University, Jorhat. Management of Food, Livelihood iii. Visiting Fellow to Tripura and Environmental Security and University, Agartala, 23-29 National Helminthodological November 2009. Congress, Central Institute of Dr Chungkham Sarojnalini Fisheries Education, Versova, i. The Hands-on training course on Mumbai, 29-31 December, 2009, flurorescence in situ hybridization Dr. P. Kumar Singh (FISH) : A tool for physical i. XIX Annual Conference of IAAT mapping of genes, 27 October – 7 & International Symposium on November, 2009, National Bureau “Aniosperm Systematics & of Fish Genetic Resources, Lucknow.
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ii. 20th All India Congress of ii. Vishwanath, W., 2009: Garra Zoology and National Seminar on arupi, a new cyprinid fish species Bioresources and its Management (Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) from of Food, Livelihood and upper Brahmaputra basin in Environmental Security and Arunachal Pradesh, India, J. National Helminthodological Threratened Taxa, 1(4) : 197-202. Congress, Central Institute of iii. Vishwanath, W., 2009: A new Fisheries Education, Versova, catfish, Hara koladynensis from Mumbai, 29-31 December, 2009. northeastern India (Siluriformes: Dr W. Vidyarani Devi Erethistidae), J. Threatened Taxa. i. The Hands-on training course on 1(9) : 466-470. flurorescence in situ hybridization iv. Vishwanath, W., 2009: First (FISH): A tool for physical record of the catfish Gagata mapping of genes, 27 October – 7 dolichonema He, 1996 November, 2009, National Bureau (Siluriformes: Sisoridae) from of Fish Genetic Resources, India, J. Threatened Taxa. 1(11) : Lucknow. 578-580. ii. International Conference on Prof. B. Manihar Sharma Integrative Physiology: Modern i. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Perspective & Platinum Jubilee Distribution of some trace metals Celebration of the Physiological in the Mandovi Estuary of Goa, Society of India, 12-14 November West Coast of India, Ind. J. Envn. 2009, Kolkata. & Ecoplan., vol.15(3). 5. Number of papers / books published ii. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Trace by the faculty members in 2009. metals in sediments of the Zuari Prof. P.S. Yadava river of Goa, West Coast of India, i. Devi N, Biyalaxmi and Yadava, The Ecoscan. 3(1&2) : 111-117.
P.S., 2009, Emission of CO2 from iii. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Life- soil and immobilization of carbon form Analysis of macrophtytes of in the microbes in a sub-tropical Poiroupat Lake, Manipur, India, mixed forest ecosystem of Proc. XI Manipur Sc. Congress, Manipur, N.E. India, Current M.U.: 43-47. Science, 96(12): 1627-1630. iv. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Life ii. Devi, N. Supriya and Yadava, form and Biological spectrum of P.S., 2009, Aboveground and net the macrophytes in Oksoipat primary production of semi- Lake, Bishnupur (Manipur, evergreen forest of Manipur, Frontier Botanist, Spl. vol. 1-7. North East India, Jr. Forestry v. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Research (China), 20(2): 151-155. Floristic Distribution and Growth iii. Binarani, R.K., Yadava, P.S. and form Analysis of macrophytes of Ibochoubi, L, 2009, Soil organic Laisoipat Lake, Manipur, Frontier carbon and soil microbial biomass Botanist, Spl. Vol.10-19. under shifting cultivation systems vi. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Study of Kangchup hills, Manipur, on the Physioco-chemical North-East India, Int. Jr. Ecology characters of water samples of & Envn. Sc.: 35(2-3): 261-266. Awangsoipat lake, Bishnupur, Frontier Botanist, Spl. vol. 20-24. Prof. W. Vishwanath Singh vii. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Life i. Vishwanath, W., 2009: Diagnosis form classification and Biological and interrelationships of fishes of spectrum of the undergrowth the genus Channa Scopoli vegetation of Pinus plantation (Teleostei: Channiade) of forests of Manipur, Frontier northeastern India, J. Threatened Botanist, Spl. vol. 25-29. Taxa 1(2) : 97-105.
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Prof. R. Varatharajan valley districts of Manipur, J. i. Varatharajan, R., 2009: Econ. Taxon., Bot., 33(1) : 232- Pathogenicity of Pieris brasicae 239. granulosis rirus infecting the ii. Ahmed, M.M. and Singh, P.K., caterpillars of Pieris brassicae, 2009: Trading activity and Ecofriendly Insect Pest Ethnodomestigation of Plants by Management, Eds. S. Ignacimuthu Manipuri Muslims, Notulae & B.V. David, Elite Publishing Scientia Biologicae, 1(1) XX-XX: House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 56- 17-23. 61. Dr. R.R. Pandey Prof. G.K.N. Chhetry i. Sangeeta, W., Singh, M.L., i. Chhetry, G.K.N. & Belbahri, L., Dhanapati, K., Pandey, R.R. and 2009: Indigenous pest and Varatharajan, R., 2009: diseases management practices in Pathogencity of Pieris brassicae traditional farming system in granulosis virus infecting the India, Jr. Plant Breeding and Crop caterpillars of Pieris brassicae Sc., 028-038. online journal. (Lepidoptera: Pieridae). In ii. Chhetry, G.K.N. et al., 2009: Ecofriendly insect Pest Spatial distribution of Aphis Management (eds. S. Ignacimuthu gossypii (Glover on Okra & B.V. David). Elite Publishing (Homoptera: Aphididae), U.P. Jr. House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 56- Zool. 29(2) : 173-177. 61. iii. Chhetry, G.K.N. and Premrani, ii. Dubey, R.C., Kumar, Harish and Th., 2009: Soyabean see microbes Pandey, R.R., 2009: Fungitoxic in post harvest indigenous food effect of neem extracts on growth (Hawaijar), Processing of and sclerotial survival of Mycopathol. Res. 47(2): 181-186. Macrophomina phaseolina in Dr. R.K. Gambhir Singh vitro, Jr. American Sc. 5(5): 17- i. Gambhir, R.K., Gyaneswari, I., 24. Tarnita, Th., Chinglenkhomba, Dr. M. Damayanti Devi A., Indrani, Ch. and Zenith, Th., i. Reena, L., Damayanti, M., & 2009: Anterogoniporus, a Rajendra, S. Singh, 2009: peculiar new genus of the family Antibacterial efficacy of elite – Oxyuridae (Oxyurida: medicinal plants on urolithiasis Nematoda) from wall lizard of inducing flora, Jr. Food Agr. Manipur, India, Flora and Envn., vol.7(2), April, 400-45 Fauna, vol. 15, No.1. (Finland). ii. Th. Tarnita, R.K. Gambhir and Dr. Asha Gupta I. Gyaneswori, 2009: On a new Paper published genus of the sub-Family – i. Gupta Asha & Sanjoy Meitei, Gorgoderinae from Rana 2009: Growth form analysis of limnochairs Bolsduval, in aquatic macrophytes in Manipur, National Jr. Life Sc. community ponds from Imphal iii. Gambhir, R.K., Zenith, Ng., I. valley, Manipur, The Botanique, Gyaneswori and W. 13(1): 90-93. Lakshmipiyari, 2009 : A new ii. Gupta Asha & Usharani, 2009: trematode of the genus Rainfall partitioning in a tropical Astiotrema Loss, 1900, from a forest of Manipur, North East fresh water fish Clarias India, Tropical Ecology 50(2): batrachus from Manipur, Proc. 355-358. Zoological Society of India. iii. Gupta Asha & Romeo, M. Singh, Dr. P. Kumar Singh 2009: Water Quality States of Iril i. Devi, Kh. S., Devi, Y.S. and River, Manipur, J. Curr. Sc., 14(1) Singh, P.K., 2009: A Census on (in press). Edible Flowers found in the
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Book chapter fish product “Ngari” of Manipur, i. Folk Medicinal plants of Manipur Ind. J. Fish, 56(2): 123-127. In ‘Indigenous Medicinal Plants’, Dr. W. Vidyarani Devi Ed. P.C. Trivedi, Pointer Pub. i. Vidyarani, W. and Sunita, H. Jaipur: 112-131. Devi, 2009: Fecundity of L. Dr. N. Mohilal Meitei irrorata an, endemic fish of i. Hemananda, Th., Mohilal, N., Manipur, Flora and Fauna, 15(1), Bandyopadhyay, P.K. and Mitra, 281-294. A.K., 2009: Two new 6. Name and number of visitors and Myxosporidia (Myxozoa: their lectures in the Department and Myxospora) of the genus their purpose of visit in the Myxobolus Butschli, 1882 from department. cornea of Clarias batrachus (i) The department organized a (Linnseus, 1770) Caught from a special lecture programme on fish farm in India, North-Western “Swine flu – the burning Jr. Zoology, 5(1) : 165-169. problem” by Prof. Ng. ii. Pramodini, M. and Mohilal, N., Brajachand Singh, Professor 2009: One new and three known and Head, Department of species of Paratylenchus Microbiology, RIMS, Imphal in (Nematodea: Tylenchulidae) from connection with the Third Late Manipur, India, Jr. Threatened Prof. Ch. Dhanachand Memorial Tax., 1(3) : 179-179. Lecture Programme on 17-09- iii. Mohilal, N., Pramodini, M. and 2009. Bina, L., 2009: Plant and Soil (ii) The department organized a Tree Nematodes from Lokchao Plantation cum Environment yangoupokpi wild life sanctuary, Awareness Campaign at Life Manipur, India, Jr. Threatened Sciences Department, Manipur Tax., 1(3) : 188-189. University in collaboration with iv. Mohilal, N., Bina, L. and Anandi, Environment & Ecology Wing, Y., 2009: Plant parasitic Govt. of Manipur on 17-08-2009. Nematodes of the subfamily Dr Kh. Shamungou Singh, Tylenchinae orley, 1880 from renowned environmentalist of Manipur, India, U.P. J. Zoo. 29(2) Manipur delivered a lecture. : 255-262. 7. Appointment / promotion / v. Mohilal, N. and Hemananda, Th, retirement / assignments / 2009: Diversity of Myxobolus resignation etc. of the faculty (Protozoa Myxozoa) infecting members of the department. - Nil. fresh water fishes of Manipur – A 8. Research projects undertaken by preliminary study on systematics faculty members during 2009 with and control measures, Wetlands their sanctioned amounts and of North East India, Ecology, names of the funding agencies. Aquatic Bioresources and Prof. P.S. Yadava Conservation, 223-237 Ed. i. Impact of human activities on soil Kosygin Laishram, Akansha Pub. microbial and nutrient House, New Delhi. mineralization in Dipterocarpus Dr. Ch. Sarojnalini Devi forest of Manipur, N.E. India i. Sarojnalini, Ch. Devi and sponsored by CSIR, New Delhi. Suchitra, T., 2009: ii. Vegetation carbon pool in the Microbiological and Nutritional Forest of Manipur, Dept. of Evaluation of Fermented Space, Govt. of India. Setipinna species, Fishery Prof. G. Jitendra Sharma Technology, vol. 40(2), 165-170. i CAR in DNA fingerprinting and ii. Sarojnalini, Ch. Devi and diagnostics for medicinal Suchitra, T., 2009: Microbial properties from plants of eastern profile of startar culture fermented
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and north-eastern India, ICMR, Dr N. Mohilal Meitei Govt. of India, New Delhi. i) AICOPTAX on Helminths and Prof. N. Irabanta Singh Nematodes. MOEF, New Delhi. i. Technology Development and ii) UGC Minor Research Project on Demonstration for Eradication of “Bioefficiency and Taxonomical Parthenium hystrophorus L. Analysis of Entomopathogenic Growing Near Railways tracts and Nematodes of Manipur.” Road sites of National and State 9. Study leave / other leaves for the Highways in North East Indian faculty members. for Sustainable Health (human 10. Departmental Library, if any. and live stock) Care funded by The Departmental has procured 626 ICMR, New Delhi. books under DST-FIST Programme so Prof. W. Vishwanath Singh far. i. Ornamental Fish resources of the 11. Any other information. Barak and Chindwin headwaters Prof. G. Jitendra Sharma in North East India, their Biology Expert and Conservation – Ministry of i) Nominated in the panel of experts Environment & Forests, New for 2007-2009, National Institute Delhi. of Science Communication & ii. Inventory and Phylogeny of Information Resources, New catfish superfamily Sisoroidea of Delhi. NE India, ICAR through National Referee Bureau of Fish Genetic i) The Garden’s Bulletin, National Resources, Lucknow. Botanic Garden, Singapore. In Prof. G.K.N. Chhetry Vitro Cellular & Development i. UGC-Major Research project on Biology, Springer, New York, “Indigenous pest and disease USA, The Open Horticultural management practices for upland Journal, Bentham Open, USA. rice cultivated in the organic dry Prof. W. Vishwanath Singh land areas on Manipur. Assignment / Appointment Dr P. Kumar Singh i) Taking in IUCN Freshwater Fish i. Technology & Infrastructure Species Assessment and GIS needs for cultivation, processing mapping of Fishes of Eastern and preservation of some Himalayas. indigenous medicinal plants under ii) Appointed Research Advisory R & D sector – National Committee member of Central Medicinal Plants Board, Inland Fisheries Research Institute Department of AYUSH, Ministry (DIFRI), ICAR National Institute of Health & Family Welfare, for 3 years by ICAR, New Delhi. Govt. of India. Dr Asha Gupta ii. In Situ Conservation of medicinal i) Co-ordinator of UGC Sponsored Plants in 3 Sites of Manipur, 20- Orientation Course on Global 07-2007 onwards. Conservator of Climate Change and Environment, Forest Working Plan, Research & 2-24 March 2009, AST, M.U. Training Circle, Govt. of ii) Co-ordinator of UGC sponsored Manipur. Refresher Course on iii. Evaluation of NAP works taken Environmental Studies, 5-25 June up by JFMCs (new plantation) 2009, ASC, M.U. under FDA, 2007-08 carried out iii) Member of National Advisory by 20 FJMCs (maintenance), Committee for UGC sponsored Bishnupur – Appointment of National Conference on Recent Independent Evaluator, Forest Trends in Bioscience (NCRTD Dept., Govt. of Manipur. 2009), 20-21 June, 2009, Institute of Science, Nagpur.
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Dr N. Mohilal Meitei Teacher’s in-charge Training i) As Secretary, BEE NET, Manipur Programme of Imphal West, organized one-day seminar on Senate Hall and Life Sciences Cancer and Human Environment, Dept., 26-27 October 2009 under 25 Feb. 2009. Manipur Pollution Control Board ii) As Secretary, BEE NET, Manipur and Ministry of Environment and organized a student’s exhibition of Forersts. indigenous foodgrains and v) Organized a Tree Plantation medicinal plants as a part of the Programme in the Dept. of Life International Day for Biological Sciences, M.U. in collaboration Diversity, 22 May, 2009, Kangala with the Department and Hall, Kangla, Imphal under aegis Environment & Ecology Wing, of Environment and Ecology Govt. of Manipur as a National Wing, Govt. of Manipur. Environment Awareness iii) Organized the 4th Death Compaign 2009. Anniversary and 3rd Memorial vii) Organized a lecture programme of late Prof. Poster Making Competition on Ch. Dhanachand Singh, 17th Sept. 12th December 2009 as part of the 2009. Global Day of Action on the iv) As Member-Secretary, Imphal theme ‘Global Warming and My West organized a 2-days Eco Club Responsibility’. viii) 12. Student’s profile a) M.Sc. 1st Semester – 82 b) M.Sc. 3rd Semester – 66 c) Ph.D. scholars (on going) – 73 d) Ph.D. degree awarded during 2009 – 18. Women Scientist Sl. Name of Women Name of Project Mentor Scientist Screening and evaluation of antioxidant Dr M. Damyanti 1 Dr A. Haripiyari Devi properties of both wild and cultivated Devi fruits grown in Manipur and micro propagation of elites. Investigations on indigenous Dr N. Mohilal 2 Dr M. Pramodini entomopathogenic nematodes for Meitei Devi management of major insect pest of agricultural crops in Manipur. 3 Dr I. Linthoingambi Diversity and Phylogeny of Catfishes Prof. W. Devi of northeast India and impact of global Vishwanath Singh warming on their distribution. 4 Dr Gehamanjuri Integrated management of Dr R.R. Pandey Sharma Laimayum biodegradable wastes through fungal inoculants and vermicoposting in Imphal, Manipur. Potentials of Giriraja farming for the Dr R.K. Gambhir 5 Dr S. Zeshmarani socio-economic development of the Singh weaker sections of Manipur. Confirmation of the presence of genes Prof. Th. Bhagirath 6 Dr Jojita Rajkumari Controlling Zygomorphy, semipelorism column types of orchid flowers. 7 Dr S. Padmabati Devi Biodiversity and conservation of rattan Dr P. Kumar Singh of Manipur: A database study.
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8 Ng. Sandhyarani Development of low cost Japanese Dr W. Vidyarani Devi Quail feed from locally available Devi resources and assessment of their nutritional value e) Research Associate (RA) Sl. Name of Research Name of Project Funding Agency Associate (R A) 1. Dr. Mutum Babita Investigation on artificial CSRI Devi cultivation of termitomyces SSP. Found in Manipur for sustainable economic development. 2 N. Bijayalaxmi Devi Effect of logging and burning on CSRI nutrient status and nitrogen mineralization in a sub-tropical mixed oak forest, Manipur. f) Young Scientist awardee Sl. Name of young Seminar / Organization scientist 1 Th. Hemananda Singh National Seminar on Climate Change: Challenges and (Parasitology) Mitigation, 27-28 Feb. 2009, Central Calcutta Science & Culture Organization for Youth, Science City, Kolkata International Conference on Bio-wealth management 2 Zenith Ngaseppam for sustainable livelihood, International Conservation (Parasitology) of Contemporary Biologists (ICCB) & Madhawi- Shyam Educational Trust (MSET), Ranchi, Jharkhand (India), 20-22 Nov. 2009. International Conference on Bio-wealth management 3 Thokchom Tarnita Devi for sustainable livelihood, International Conservation (Parasitology) of Contemporary Biologists (ICCB) & Madhawi- Shyam Educational Trust (MSET), Ranchi, Jharkhand (India), 20-22 Nov. 2009.
g)Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship – 3 (three) h) Senior Research Fellow (SRF) – 2 Sl. Name of Senior Research Funding Agency Fellow 1 Leishangthem Surendrajit Singh CSIR 2 Sandhyarani Devi CSIR
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1. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 1980 2. Name and designation pf faculty members Sl. Name Designation Specialization /Teaching 1 Prof. K.S. Bhamra Professor Relativity / Astro-Physics, Diff. Equations. 2 Dr. M. Ranjit Singh Professor Functional Analysis, Topology 3 Dr. N. Ibotombi Associate Professor Gen. Relativity & Cosmology, Classical Mech., Topology
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4 Dr. I. Tomba Singh Associate Professor Probability, Demography & And Head O.R 5 Dr. Ng. Ibohal Associate Professor Gen. Relativity, Fluid Dynamics, Computer Programming in C, Complex Analysis 6 Kh. Dhaballo Singh Asst. Prof. (SS) Real Analysis 7 O. Ratnabala Devi Asst. Prof. (SS) Algebra, Topology 8 M. Premjit Singh Asst. Prof. Operator theory
3. Number of registered students in M.Sc and in General/OBC/SC/ST: Sl. Class General OBC SC ST Total 1 M.A / M.Sc 6 34 2 2 44 Previous 2 M.A / M.Sc 8 38 1 6 53 Final 4. Number of registered students in Ph.D. in 2009-10: Nil 5. Head of the Department of Mathematics: Dr Ng. Ibohal becomes the Head since February 1, 2010 after the completion of the three years period of Dr I. Tomba Singh’s Headship on January 31, 2010. 6. Ph. D. Awarded (2009-10) (i) L. Priyanandini Devi (Guide: Prof. M. Ranjit Singh): KKM Theory (September 29, 2009) Ph. D. Thesis submitted (2009-2010): Nil 8.Details of research projects in progress:
Sl. Title Sponsor Approv. Financial outlay Remark 1 “A Study of Rotating UGC Rs.4, 52, 600 lakhs Final report Embedded Black Holes: submitted Hawking’s on 1-5-2006 to Radiatations” 30-4-2009 Dr. Ng. Ibohal
9. List of publications of the faculty with Y.Mahendra Singh and L. members in the year 2009-10 Sambhu Singh). Dr. I. Tomba Singh: iii) “Fixed points for Biased Map on i) Migration impact on population Metric Space”, Int. Jour. Contem. growth: Published in the journal of Math. Sc., Vol. 4(16), 2009, Bioscience Research Bulletin, Delhi p.769-778, ISSN 1312-7586 Vol. 25 (No.2), 2009; P 93-106. (jointly with Y.Mahendra Singh). (with Y. Ashakiran Devi). iv) “Gregus type Common Fixed Dr. M. Ranjit Singh: Point Theorems on Compatible Mappings of i) “A Fixed Point Theorem via type©, Int. Jour. Maths. Sc. Eng. Biased Maps”, Jou. Ind. Aca. Appl. Vol. 3 No. I/II/III/IV, 2009, Math. Vol. 31(1), 2009 (jointly ISSN 0973-9424 (jointly with L. with L.Sambhu Singh) Sambhu Singh ). ii) “Fixed points of Biased Maps of v) “On various types of compatible type ( R ) on Fuzzy Metric maps and common fixed point M theoirems for non-continuous Space”, Int. Jour. Contem. Math. maps” to be appear in Hacettepe Sc., Vol. 4(16), 2009, p.757-768, Journal of ISSN 1312-7586 (jointly
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Mathematics and Applications organized by the Statistics, Turkey. P.G.& Research Department of Dr. Ng. Ibohal: Mathematics, i) “Non-stationary de Sitter Kunthavai Naachiyar Govt. Arts Cosmological models”, College for Women, Thanjavur, International J. of Modern Tamilnadu, August 31to Physics D, Vol 18, No. 5 (2009), September 1, 2009 and deliverd a pp. 853-863 talk titled “Essence of ii) “Phase transition in the Reissner Commuting Mappings”. Nordstrom black hole”, ii) Attended as an Executive Astrophys Space Sci. Vol. 327, Member of Indian Society for No.2 pp 67-69 (2010). (with I. History of Mathematics in the Ablu, K. Yugindro Singh, and T. National Meet on History of Ibungochouba Singh) Mathematical Sciences organized Dr. O. Ratnabala Devi: by the Department of i) Intuitionistic fuzzy near-rings and Mathematics, University of Delhi its properties Journal of the Indian and Indian Society for History of Math. Soc., Vol. 74 (3-4) (2007), Mathematics on January 7-9, 203-219 (available in 2009) 2010 Dr. N. Ibotombi Singh: i) “Cosmological models with Dr Ng. Ibohal: generalized gravitational and i) “Recent Trends in Mathematics and cosmological constants,” its Application” at Gauhati Astrophysics and SpaceSci University, Guwahati on 12-13 (2009), Vol. 324 p 67-70. Sept. 2009. Springer ii) “Gravitation Theorems and ii) “A new class of Bulk viscous Astronomy (CGTA)” at Nilkanthrao cosmological models in a scale. Shinde Science and Arts College, Covariant theory of gravitation”, Nagpur University from 28-30 Astrophysics and SpaceSci December 2009. (2010), Vol. 326. p 293-297, Dr. N. Ibotombi Singh: Springer. i) National Meet on History iii) “Cosmological models with Time Mathematical Sciences, organized by the Department of Mathematics dependent G and Lamda University of Delhi, held on 7-9 Jan coupling Scalar”, Chinese Phys 2010 Letters, Vol. 26 No. 6 (2009), pp Dr O. Ratnabala Devi: 9-10, publisher Chinese Phys. i) Attended UGC Sponsred 6-days Short Society. Term Course for Research Guide 9. Workshop / Seminars/ Conferences organized by UGC Academic Staff attended: College, Manipur University, Prof. K.S Bhamra: Canchipur from 13th to 18th July, (i) National Conference on Recent 2009. Trends in Mathematical Sciences. “A ii) Attended the National Seminar on Petrov-Galerkin Method for the frontiers of Mathematics Numerical Solution of RLW Applications at Calcutta Equation” at Banaras Hindu Mathematical Society held on 27th – University, Varanasi held on 28th March 2010 and presented a March 18-20, 2010 paper entitled “Generalized fuzzy Prof. M. Ranjit Singh: ideals of N-groups”. i) Attended as a resource person in Dr I. Tomba Singh: the UGC sponsored National i) Participated the Pre- Conference on Advances in conference Tutorial of the 10th Mathematics: Scientific International Conference on Development & Engineering Cryptology in India
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(INDOCRYPT, 2009) held in INSA-Auditorium, Delhi by Cryptology research Society of Prof. K.S Bhamra: India (CRSI) and Delhi University, (i) “A Petrov-Galerkin Method for December 13, 2009. the Numerical Solution of ii) Participated the International RLW Equation” at National Conference on Cryptology in Conference on Recent Trends in India (INDOCRYPT, 2009) held Mathematical Sciences. in INSA-Auditorium, Delhi by Organized by Banaras Hindu Cryptology research Society of University, Varanasi held on India (CRSI) and Delhi University, March 18-20, 2010. December 14-16, 2009. (ii) “Numerical Solutions of the Submitted the proposal for hosting forced KdV equation by National Level Instructional quinticB-Spline Collecation Workshop on Cryptology (2010) Method” at National Conference in the Department of Mathematics, on Recent Trends in Manipur University Mathematical Sciences, 10. Papers accepted for Publication: organized by Banaras Hindu Dr Ng. Ibohal: University, Varanasi held on (i) “Charged black holes in Vaidya March 18-20, 2010. (Th. Roshan backgrounds: Hawking’s Singh and K.S. Bhamra)) radiation”, in International J. Modern Physics D (2010), Vol. Dr Ng. Ibohal: 19, No. 4 (To appear) (with L. (a) A talk on “Dark Energy models in Kapil). General Relativity”, in the Dr I.Tomba Singh: National Confernce on “Recent i)Leakage Inventory Models Trends in Mathematics and its Without Shortage Accepted on Application” at Gauhati University, 26-6-2009 for publication in the Guwahati on 12-13 Sept. 2009. Journal of Indian Academy of (b) A talk on “An exact solution Mathematics, Indore (with O. admitting non-perfect fluid with Geeta Devi). negative pressure” in Conference ii) A technique for Estimating on gravitation theories and Migrants and Migration astronomy (CGTA) December 28- Analysis: Accepted on 27-6- 30, 2009. 2009 for publication in the (c) “Black holes in Vaidya Journal of Indian Academy of background” in Conference on Mathematics, Indore (with Y. gravitation theories and astronomy Ashakiran Devi) (CGTA) December 28-30, 2009, iii) Internal Migration; Fuzzy (Ng. Ibohal and L. Kapil). Programming Approach: (d) “Hawking radiation of Direc Accepted on 3-3-2010 for particle in a rotating non- publication in the Journal of stationary de-Sitter model” ” in Indian Academy of Conference on gravitation theories Mathematics, Indore (with Y. and astronomy (CGTA) December Ashakiran Devi) 28-30,2009, (Ng. Ibohal and T. iv) On Multi-item Leakage Ibungochouba). Inventory Models: Accepted (e) “A rotating solution admitting on 24-3-2010 for publication in non-perfect fluid with negative the Journal of Indian Academy pressure” in Conference on of Mathematics, Indore (with O. gravitation theories and astronomy Geeta Devi) (CGTA) December 28-30, 2009, 11. Papers presented in [Ng. Ishwarchandra, K.Yugindro Seminars/Conferences: Singh (Physics Department,
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Manipur University) and Ng. Coordinator Prof. M. Ranjit Ibohal]. Singh. Invited Speakers 12. BOOK PUBLICATION: are as follows: Prof. K S Bhamra Prof. H. Nandakumar Sharma, M.U: (i) “Partial Differential Equations: Einstein and After Prof. An Introductory treatment with B.C.Kalita, Department of applications”, PHI Private Mathematics, G.U: Astronomy Limited, New Delhi (2010), 561 and Astrophysics Prof. T.K.Dutta, pages, ISBN-978-81-203-3917-0, Department of Mathematics, G. Rs.350.00 U: Fractal Geometry and Chaos 13. OTHER ACTIVITIES: Shri H. Jayentakumar Singh, Ex. Conference organized (2009-10) HOD/Maths, DMC, Sc.: 1. List of Popularization of Mathematics seminars/conferences/workshops etc NBHM Departmental Library: Prof. M. organized: Ranjit Singh is the in-charge of Library. A. Lectures delivered by Resource persons (2009-10): (a) No. of books: 2000 (approximate) (i) Prof. B.K. Roy, Indian Statistical (b) No. of Journals subscribed: 14 Institute, Kolkata lecture programme held (c) Dr. M. Ranjit Singh (Teacher i/c) on 9-10-2009: Basic aspects of NBHM Departmental Library for this Cryptology: A Mathematical Approach Department (since1994-1995 to till (ii) Prof. B.C. Kalita, Gauhati date) University, Guwahati lecture programme Talent Search Examination (2009-10): held on 9-10-2009: “Chandrayan-1 Conducted (Prof M. Ranjit Singh as Mission to the Moon” Regional Coordinator) National level B. (i) First Professor K. Rajendra Science Talent Search Examination, 2009 Singh Memorial Lecture held (since the year 2000 till date) of the on March 15, 2010 under the Unified Council, Hyderabad (Imphal centre).
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
1. Name of the Department: Physics 2. Year of establishment: 1978 3. Name & Designation of Faculty Members: Sl. Name Designation Qualifi- Subject Specialization cation 1. H. Nandakumar Sarma Professor Ph.D. Material Science 2. R K Gartia Professor Ph.D. Thermoluminescence 3. Th. Jekendra Singh Professor Ph.D. Theoretical Physics 4. K. Yugindro Singh Prof. & Head Ph.D. High Energy Physics/ Astrophysics 5. S. Dorendrajit Singh Professor Ph.D. Nano-science /Thermoluminescence 6. Sumitra Phanjoubam Reader Ph.D. Material Science 7. S. Brajamani Singh Reader Ph.D. Space Science 8. H. Basantakumar Sharma Lecturer Ph.D. Material Science
4. Seminars, symposia, i) UGC sponsored Refresher Course in conferences, workshops, refresher Physics April 25 – May 16, 2009 courses, etc. sponsored/organized by (Coordinator: Prof. S. Dorendrajit the Department by the Department: Singh)
104 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10 ii) DST sponsored Winter School in Tripura University, Agartala. Physics for Undergraduate Students Presented two papers: Dec 10 – 30, 2009 (Coordinator: Dr. (i) ‘Multifractal Character of S. Brajamani Singh) Cellular Automata’; and 5. Seminars, symposia, (ii) ‘Multifractality of DNA conferences, workshops, refresher sequences of CPX 174 DNA courses, etc. attended by the faculty and G4DNA’ members of the Department: (iii) ‘Relaxation rate of a phonon a) Prof. H. N. K. due to defect-anharmonic Sarma interaction’ I. The 19th International d) Prof. K. Yugindro Conference on Ion Beam Singh Analysis, University of I. Conference on Gravitation Cambridge, UK, Sept 7-11, Theories and Astronomy 2009. Presented the following (CGTA), Dec 28-30, 2009, paper in the Conference: Nilakanthrao Shinde Science (i) ‘PIXE-PIGE Analysis of & Arts College, Bhadrawati, Some Indian Medicinal Chandrapur, Maharashtra. Plants’. Presented two papers: II. Conference on ‘Thin Film (i) ‘On the Thermodynamics Photovoltaics’, Institute of of the Reissner Physics, London Sept 16, Nordström Black Hole’; 2009. and III. International Seminar on (ii) ‘A rotating solution ‘Physics of Large Hadron admitting non-perfect Collider (LHC)’, Blackett fluid with negative Laboratory, Imperial College, pressure’. London Sept 18, 2009. II. Science Seminar on th IV. 5 University Industry “Astronomy – Past and Council Symposium ‘Growth Future” organized by the Strategies for the North East’, Department of Education (S), Nagaland University, March Govt. of Manipur, Dec 28, 26-27, 2010. 2009. Delivered a talk on b) Prof. R.K. Gartia ‘Astronomy – Past’. (i) National Conference on e) Prof. Sumitra Luminescence and its International Conference on Applications (NCLA-2010) Magnetic Materials & their GRI, Gandhigram, Feb 9-11, Applications for 21st Century 2010. Presented the following (MMA-21) Oct 21-23, 2009, papers in the Conference: National Physical Laboratory, (ii) ‘Deconvolution of complex New Delhi. Presented the paper: glow curves by Peakfit’; ‘Investigation on the magnetic (iii) ‘Trap spectroscopy of Nacl in properties of cobalt substituted the temperature range 300 to lithium zinc ferrite prepared by 700K’; citrate precursor method’ (iv) ‘Shallow traps of ZnO: Ga 6. Papers/books published by the Relevant to Scintillation’; and faculty members: (v) ‘Thermoluminescence (TL) of a) Prof. H.N.K. Sarma Alkali Halides Perspectives in Papers: 2010’. (i) ‘Preparation and studies of c) Prof. Th. Jekendra electrical properties of cobalt Singh substituted Li-Zn ferrites prepared VIth National Conference of the by Sol-gel auto combustion Physics Academy of the Northeast, April 2-4, 2009,
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method’ Ind. J. Phys. 83 285- holes’ AstroPhys. Space Sci. 290(2009) 327 67-69(2010) (ii) ‘Magnetic studies of Li–Zn Books: ferrites prepared by citrate (i) ‘A First Course in Special precursor method’ Physica B 4.4 Functions’ Jaipur: University 3839-3841(2009)) Book House (Pvt.) Ltd (iii) ‘Elemental content of some anti- (ISBN#978-81-8198-238-4) diabatic medicinal plants using (2009). PIXE technique’ Journal of (ii) ‘A Primer of Special Herbs, Species and Medicinal Functions’ New Delhi: Mohit Plants 15 334-341(2009) Publications (ISBN#978-81- b) Prof. R.K. Gartia 7445-444-7)(2009) Papers: e) Prof. Sh. Dorendrajit (i) ‘Paleothermometry of Singh NACl as evidenced from Papers: thermolumionescence data’, (i) ‘Kinetic Parameters of TL Nucl. Instrum. Meth. Phys. glow curves of gamma Res. B, 267, 2903-2907(2009) irradiated green calcite’ Ind. (ii) ‘Thermoluminescence of J. Pure and Appl. Phys. 4 ice and its implications’, 409-412(2009) Instrum. Meth. Phys. Res. B (ii) ‘ Effect of thermal 267, 3633-3639(2009) Annealing on the TL glow (iii) ‘Probing the surface curves of X-irradiated BaSO4: states in nano ZnO powder Pr’ Ind. J. Pure and Appl. synthesized by sonication Phys 47 432-434(2009) method: Photo and thermo- (iii) ‘Lifetime and quantum luminescence studies’, yield studies of Dy3+ doped
Journal of Luminescence GdVO4 nanoparticles: 130, 1371-1378(2010) Concentration and annealing c) Prof. Th. Jekendra effect’ J. Appl. Phys. 105 Singh 064303 (2009) Papers: (iv) ‘Luminescence, lifetime (i) ‘Relaxation rate of a and quantum yield studies of phonon due to interference’ YVO4:Ln3+ (Ln3+ = Dy3+, Indian J Physics 83 1721- Eu3+) nanoparticles: 1726(2009) Concentration and annealing d) Prof. K. Yugindro effects’ Chem. Phys. Lett. Singh 480 237(2009) Papers: (v) ‘Probing Dy3+ ions on (i) ‘Rotating dark matter the surface of nanocrystalline solution admitting dark fluid’ YVO4: Luminescence study’ E-print Opt. Mater. 32 286(2009) arXiv:0904.1054v2[GR-QC] (vi) ‘Tuning of UV to green April 25, 2009 emission by choosing suitable (ii) ‘Rotating dark matter excitation wavelength in ZnO solution possessing dark quantum dot, nanocrystals energy’ E-print and bulk’ J. Alloys Compd. arXiv:0903.3134v2[GR-QC] 487 466(2009) April 7, 2009) (vii) ‘Energy transfer process (iii) ‘The space and optimum emission density of QSOs’ Res. Analy. studies in luminescence of Evalu. 1 1-4(2009) core-shell nanoparticles: (iv)‘Phase transition in the YVO4: Eu-YVO4 and surface Reissner Nordstrom black
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state analysis’ J. Alloys substituted lithium zinc Compd. 484 782(2009) ferrites prepared by citrate (viii) ‘Preparation of Eu3+ doped precursor method’ J. Alloys
Y2O3 and core shell Y2O3: and Compounds 475 328- Eu-Y2O3: PL study’ Ind. J. 331(2009) Eng. Mater. Sci. 16 g) Dr. H. Basantakumr 75(2009) Sharma f) Prof. Sumitra Papers: Phanjoubam (i) ‘Preparation and studies Papers: of electrical properties of (i) ‘Magnetic and Mossbauer cobalt substituted Li-Zn studies of Nisubstituted Li-Zn ferrites prepared by Sol-gel ferrites’ J. Magnetism & auto combustion method’ Ind. Magetic Materials 321 2779- J. Phys. 83 285-290(2009) 2782(2009) (ii) ‘Magnetic studies of Li– (ii) ‘Preparation and studies Zn ferrites prepared by citrate of electrical properties of precursor method’ Physica B cobalt substituted Li-Zn 404 3839-3841(2009) ferrites prepared by Sol-gel (iii) ‘Effect of crystallization auto combustion method’ Ind. on optical properties of sol- J. Phys. 83 285-290(2009) gel processed nano-sized (iii) ‘Magnetic studies of Li– strontium titanate (SrTiO3) Zn ferrites prepared by citrate thin films’ Eur. Phys. J. Appl. precursor method’ Physica B Phys. 45 30602(2009) 404 3839-3841(2009) 7. Name of the visitors and their (iv) ‘ Mossbauer and Lectures in the Department and magnetic studies of cobalt their purpose of visit in the Department:
Sl. Name of the Visitor Date Title of the lectured topic 1. Prof. B.S. Acharya, Head, MC April 18, 2009 ‘Characterization of nano- Department, Institute of Minerals materials using X-ray analysis’ Technology, Bhbhaneswar 2. N. Shantikumar Singh, Indian June 03, 2009 ‘Science with the Himalyan Institute of Astrophysics, Chandra Telescope’ Bangalore 3. L. Tomba Singh, Indian Institute Dec 05, 2009 ‘Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs)’ of Science, Bangalore 4. Gunadhor Okram, IUC, Indore June 20, 2009 ‘Nanomaterials’ 5. Raghumani Singh Ningthoujam, May 23, 2009 ‘Ni – nanomaterials’ BARC, Mumbai 8. Appointment of Visiting Professors: Sl. Name of Visiting Professors Duration of visit Topic taught 1. Prof. P. M. Mohanta, Retired March 9 to April 9, 2009 Nuclear & Particle Professor, Department of Physics, Physics Dibrugarh University 2. Prof. B.S. Acharya, Head, MC March 15 to April 19, 2009 Sold State Physics Department, Institute of Minerals Technology, Bhbhaneswar
9. Number and names of research projects undertaken/undertaking during the year along with their sanctioned amounts and names of the funding agencies : Sl. Name of the Title of the project Funding Amt.Rs. Investigator Agency (in lakhs)
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1. K. Yugindro Singh (PI) ‘A study of variability and UGC 9.69 spectra of some variable stars by using differential single channel photometry and spectroscopy’ 2. Sumitra Phanjoubam (PI) ‘Characterization of substituted DRDO 3.60 lithium ferrites prepared by citrate precursor method’ 3. H. Basantakumar Sharma ‘Studies on the multifunctional DRDO 23.58 (PI) ferroelectrics polymer nanocomposite thin films’ 4. H. Nandakumar Sarma ‘Development and DST 15.85 (PI) & H. Basantakumar characterization of thin film Sharma (Co-PI) solar cells’ 5. S. Brajamani Singh (PI) ‘An ARFI Network ISRO 25.00 Observatory at Manipur University, Canchipur under ISRO-GBP’ 10. Number of Ph.D. produced by the Department: 03 (Three) Sl. Name of the candidate Title of the thesis Regn. Name of the No. Supervisor 1. Anoubam Senorita Devi ‘Spectral Properties of Black 7971 of Prof. K. Yugindro Hole Systems’ 2003 Singh 2. Oinam Babynanda Devi ‘Studies of Solvable 2797 of Prof. C. Amuba Potentials in Non-relativistic 1995 Singh Quantum Mechanics: The Ladder Operator Method’ 4. Ibetombi Soibam ‘Synthesis of Li-Zn-Co 1383 of Prof. Sumitra Ferrites and Li-Zn-Ni Ferrites 1996 Phanjoubam by Citrate Precursor Method and their Structural Mossbauer, Magnetic and Electrical Characterization’
10. Number of JRF/NET produced by the Department: 04 (Four) Sl. Name of the candidate Name of the Exam. Status of the candidate 1. H. Shanjit Singh UGC –CSIR NET Ph.D. student working (held in Dec 2009) under Prof. K. Yugindro Singh 2. P. Sapna UGC –CSIR NET Ph.D. student working (held in Dec 2009) under Prof. Th. Jekendra Singh 3. Y. Chaoba Devi UGC –CSIR NET Appeared the Exam. while reading (held in Dec 2009) M.Sc.(Physics) III Semester 4. Hari Prasad Sharma UGC –CSIR NET Appeared the Exam. while Reading (held in Dec 2009) M.Sc. (Physics) III Semester
11. Special Package received by the (ii) The Department received the Department: second installment of Rs. 10 (i) The Department obtained Lakhs for its infrastructural approval from the UGC for development from the UGC. starting the PG Diploma in (iii) The Department obtained 2 (two) Advanced Materials (One Year) more UGC BSR Fellowships Course at the Department with a from the UGC in addition to the budget of Rs. 60 Lakhs for the existing 2 such Fellowships. first five years
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10. Other Remarkable achievements of the have been Department: awarded the (i) Two Ph.D. CSIR Senior products of the Research Department Fellowships. namely, Dr. K. (iii) Two Nomita Devi & M.Sc. 1st Dr. A. Senorita Semester Devi has been students of the appointed as Department Assistant namely, E. Chitra Professors/Lectu Devi and Ritu rers in NERIST, Laishram Itanagar and attended the 2nd Assam Science Conclave University, 2009: A Silchar Congregation of respectively. Nobel Laureates (ii) Two research held at Indian scholars of the Institute of Department Information namely, N. Shanta Technology, Singh and Soram Allahabad, during Bobby Singh December 8-14, 2009.
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
1. Year of establishment : 1989 2. Faculty members (existing) : Sl. Name Designation Specialization 1 Dr.Kh.Kumarchand Reader & HOD Design of Experiment, Real analysis, Singh (i/c) Matrix, Linear Programming 2 Dr.Ksh.Anand Assistant Demography, Computer, Survival Singh Professor Analysis 3 Dr.S.Opendra Assistant Survey & Sample Theory, Official Singh Professor Statistics, Distribution theory 4 Prof.B.M. Singh Guest Faculty Multivariate analysis, Real Analysis, Stochastic Process, Probability. 5 Dr. S.Loidang Devi Guest Lecturer Inference, Demography
3. Seminar/Workshops etc. attended Library and Information Science, and paper presented by the faculty Manipur University; and Central members during the period: Reference Library, Kolkata. Dr. Ksh. Anand Singh – (ii) National Seminar on Bio- (i) National Seminar on Statistics, 25-26, February, 2010, Preservation and Conservation of organized by Department of Information Resources in Statistics, Dibrugarh University Kwoledge Society: Issues, Dr.S.Opendra Singh – Changes and Trends, 3-4 March, An Orientation Course, 2009, organized by Department of 18.12.2009 to 14.1.2010
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organized by Academic Staff Marriage and Transition to College, Manipur University Parenthod in North- East India: Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh – Experiences from NFHS- 3; Iinvited for a talk on the topic Janasamdhya, Dept. of “Consumer Rights with Specific Demography, University of Reference to Consumer Price’’ Kerala, India, Vol. XXVl- XXVll; organised by the Department of pp. 69-78. Economics & Statistics, Govt. of (iv) Ksh. Snand Singh, 2010; Manipur, in the birth-day Fertility and Fertility Preference celebration of Prof. P.C. by Wealth Index in Manipur: Mahalanobi on 25th June, 2009 Experiences from NFHS-3; in 4. Papers/articles published by the perspectives on the Economy of faculty members: Manipur; Akasansha publishing Dr.Kh.Kumarchand Singh House, N Delhi, pp. 142-157 (i) P.Kumam & K.K.Singh Dr. S. Opendra Singh (To be Meitei (2009); A note on Published 2010) Universally Optimal One Sided (a) Salam Opendra Singh and K Circular Neighbour Balanced K Singh Meitei (2010); On Design, International Journal of Khan-Khan Ahasan’s Agricultural Statistical Sciences Optimal Straification, in Vol.5, No.2.pp 493-499, 2009 Vikas. Dr. Ksh. Anand Singh – 5. Appoinment/promotion/retirements/ (i) Dr. Ksh. Anand Singh resignation, etc: (2009); Duration of Breast Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh has been Feeding with Multiple Events appointed as a Reader in 2009. per Women: A Hazards Model 6. Number and names of research Analysis; Assam Statistical projects undertaken/undertaking: Review, Dibrugarh University (i) Completed (2009) a project (ii) R. K. Joteen Singh; Dr. entitled: Productivity Level of Ksh. Anand Singh; and A.S. Labour & Technology in the Chandel (2009); UGC-Infonet Rural & Urban Agricultural and Usage in Manipur: A Statistical Industrial Sectors & Level of Comparision of Downloads from Technology Different Publishers; DESIDOC, Introduction/Identification of Journal of Library and Technology GAPS, funded by the Information Technology, DRDO, Planning Department; Govt. of Ministry of Defence, N Delhi, pp. Manipur. Sanctioned Amount Rs. 13-20. 2.5 lakhs; Principal Investigator – (iii) Dr. Ksh. Anand Singh Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh. and Dilip C. Nath (2009); Age at
7. Study Leave/other leaves for the faculty: Sl. Name of Faculty Casual Leave Spl.Casual Duty Leave Leave 1 Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh 4 nil nil 2 Dr. Ksh. Anand Singh 2 nil 4 3 Dr. S. Opendra Singh nil nil 28
8. Departmental Library: - Yes (ii) Kumam Praphullo Singh 9. Any other information: has been awarded Ph.D. on the (i) Dr. Kh. Kumarchand thesis: Some Contributions to Singh was invited as an expert by construction of Universally Mizoram University in a selection Optimal Neighbour Designs on committee, 2010.
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22.07.2009, under the supervision (iii) S. Shantikumar Singh, of Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh Research Scholar, got through NET examination-2009.
REPORT OF THE DEAN, SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
1. Description: management of North Eastern Regional Institute of Medical Regional Medical College Society. Sciences, Imphal has a long history of Since August, 1976, it was run under responding to the long cherished NEC, Shillong which was under the demand of the people of North-East Ministry of Home, Government of India in the field of health. It is an India. By then it was the only medical autonomous Institute under the college run by the Ministry of Home, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India. From 1-4-1995 the Government of India and registered college was again renamed as Regional under the Manipur Society Act 1860. It Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal. is shared by the seven North-Eastern With the creation of a new Ministry in States including Sikkim. the Centre by the name of Ministry of The Institute came into DoNER, the NEC along with RIMS existence after tireless efforts of a few was shifted from the Ministry of Home visionaries and was tenderly nurtured to the Ministry of DoNER in the year by great protagonists of the time. A 2001. However, due to various 300 bedded General Hospital was constraints in the management of inaugurated by Shri Y.B. Chavan, the institutions, the Ministry of DoNER then Union Home Minister on October decided to handover all institutions 22, 1968. It is still being used as the under NEC to their parent Ministries. main hospital block of the Institute. On Thus, from the first of April, 2007, May 22, 1972 a foundation stone of the RIMS, along with other medical first ever medical college was laid by related institutions under the Ministry Shri B.K. Nehru, the then Governor of of DoNER were handed over to the Manipur on the soil of the State, under Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, the banner of Manipur Medical Govt. of India. College. The Medical College was 2. Objectives: established as a joint venture of the The objectives of this premier North Eastern States headed by the institute are to cater to the needs of Government of Manipur and the the North Eastern Region in the Central Government. On September field of imparting quality medical 14, 1972, the name of the College was education and ameliorate the health changed to Regional Medical College, condition of the cosmopolitan Imphal. After being taken over by the population of North Eastern States NEC in the year 1976, the College was of India. It also aims to bridge the renamed as North Eastern Regional gap of health manpower in the Medical College under the region. 3 (A) Staff Strength: (i) Administrative / Non-teaching: 1 Director 1 2 Dean (Academic) 1 3 Deputy Director 1
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4 Chief Accounts Officer 1 cum Financial Adviser 5 Administrative Officer 1 6 Accounts Officer 1 7 Librarian 1 8 Deputy Librarian 1 9 Cataloguer 1 10 A/E (Civil) 1 11 A/E (Electrical) 1 12 Other Staff 172 13 Grade-III (Contract) 23 14 Grade-IV (Regular) 211 15 Grade-IV (Contract) 70 16 Daily wages 15 (ii) Teaching Staff: 1 Professor 68 2 Associate Professor 46 3 Assistant Professor 44 4 Sr. Registrar/Demonstrator 99 Registrar/Demonstrar/LM O (iii) Hospital: 1 Medical Superintendant 1 2 Chief Medical Officer 1 3 Chief Medical Officer 2 (Blood Bank) 4 Blood Bank Officer 1 5 Nursing Superintendant 1 6 Dy. Nursing 1 Superintendant 7 Asst. Nursing 6 Superintendant 8 House Officer 52 9 Medical Record Officer 1 10 Physical Instructor 1 11 Jr. Technical Officer 1 12 Biochemist 3 13 Dietician 1 14 Dietician 1 15 Sr. Physicist 1 16 Jr. Physicist 1 17 Speech Therapist 2 18 Sr. Orthotist 1 9 Sr. Prothotist 1 20 Occupational Therapist 2 21 Nursing Sister 48 22 Staff Nurse (Regular) 225 23 Staff Nurse (Contract) 192 24 Grade- III (Regular) 148 25 Grade- III (Contract) 2 26 Grade- IV (Regular) 304 27 Grade- IV (Contract) 59
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3 (B) Post-Graduate students: In respect of postgraduate courses, seven different specialities are allotted on rotation for each of the 7 beneficiary States.14 seats are earmarked for open candidates of RIMS products to be distributed to the 7 states. Number of seats in Post Graduate level is as follows: Sl. Class No. of Seats 1 P.G. 68 per annum 2 P.G. Diploma 6 per annum 3 M.Phil (Clinical 7 per annum Psychology) 4 Ph.D. not fixed. 3 (C) No. of Doctors & Specialists produced from April 2009 to March 2010: Sl Year MBBS MD/ DCP/ MS DA 1 Apr 2009- 104 64 6 Mar 2010 3 (D) Awards to Meritorious Students: In appreciation of the achievements of the academic performances of students and to encourage them in their academic pursuits, Certificates, Gold Medals and Cash Awards are instituted by the Institute as well as by some generous donors. Sl. Type No. 1. Institutional Award - 40 2. Gold Medal - 7 3. Cash Award - 18 3 (E) No. of Journals Published by the Institute: Sl. Name Periodicity Publisher Journal of Medical Three times RIMS, Imphal Society (Indexed in a year EXERPTA, DATABASES, ELSEVIER, Amsterdam) REMEDY Annual Students of RIMS RIMS NEWSLETTER Quarterly RIMS, Imphal
3 (F) Medical Society: outside the country. The society RIMS Medical Society is a purely publishes a scientific journal academic forum. Since its “Journal of Medical Society” inception it has been providing an which is indexed in Exerpta immense value towards the Databases, Elsevier, Amsterdam. enrichment of academic and 3 (G) Research Projects Under- research activities in the Institute. taken: On 3rd Saturday of every month, A healthy number of faculty a scientific session involving all members of the Institute has the Departments of the Institute is been taking up various organized. Besides, from time to research projects on different time the society organizes a spectrums under WHO, scientific platform to deliver STE, Government of India, lectures on various topics by ICMR, State Government, nationally and internationally etc. for the welfare of the eminent scientists from within and public and patients in general
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and for the benefit of both to xix) Deptt. of Microbiology the professionals and health 5. Achievement & Facilities added: administrators in particular. i) RIMS have already been Total No. of Projects: identified as one of the few April, 2009-March, 2010- 45 Anti Retroviral Therapy 3(H)Conference/Seminar/ (ART) Training Centre in the Workshop/CME, etc.attended country. In this centre, doctors by the Staff (Outside Institute): from Delhi and North East April, 2009-March, 2010- 64 Region are trained in Anti 3(I)Conference/Seminar/ Retroviral Therapy. Free ART Workshop/CME,etc.Organiz treatment center has also been ed at RIMS, Imphal: opened at RIMS. April, 2009-March, 2010 - 56 ii) The model Integrated Coun- 3 (J)Conferences attended by the seling and Testing Centre Staff outside India: (ICTC) in the department of April, 2009-March, 2010 - 5 Microbiology, RIMS is one of 3(K)Total Number of Publica- the few model (Centre of tions by the different Depart- Excellence) centres in the ments: country under the WHO & A total number of 85 NACO, Govt. of India. Publications has been published iii) The National Reference by the different Departments of Laboratory (NRL) at the Regional Institute of Medical department of Microbiology, Sciences, Imphal during the RIMS is one of the 12 financial year 2009-10. National Reference Labora- 4. There are 19 different Depart- tories in India. The centre is ments as follows: involved in the External i) Deptt. of Quality Assurance Scheme General Medicine (EQAS) and scored the ii) Deptt.of performance of 100%. Psychiatry iv) Facility of FACS counter for iii) Deptt. of detection of CD4 in HIV Paediatrics infected patients for under- iv) Deptt. of going antiretroviral therapy. Dermatology v) RIMS also publish ‘Journal v) Deptt. of of Medical Society’, (Indexed Anaesthesiology in EXERPTA, DATABASES, vi) Deptt. of General Surgery ELSEVIER, Amsterdam) vii) Deptt. of Orthopaedic which highlights the research viii) Deptt. of Opthalmology activities. ix) Deptt. of E. N. T . vi) RIMS NEWSLETTER has x) Deptt. of Urology been published regularly. xi) Plastic Surgery vii) RIMS is a member of xii) Cardio-Thoracic Surgery UNESCO BIO-ETHICS xiii) Obstetrics & Gynaecology WORLD NETWORK. xiv) Physical Medicine & viii) Diploma Course in Speech & xv) Radiotherapy Deptt. Hearing has been started in xvi) Radio-diagnosis E.N.T. Deptt. xvii) Deptt. of Pathology ix) Nursing College has been xviii) Deptt. of Biochemistry started in 2009 with an intake
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capacity of 50 students per for teaching purpose with bed annum. strength of 300 only. At present 6 Hospital and Patient Statistics: the total bed strength is 1074. The erstwhile General Hospital of the Govt. of Manipur was attached
Brief Hospital Statistics: No. of Patients 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 Attended O.P.D. 2,51,174 2,59,935 2,44,699 2,66,096 2,75,512 Treated in Casualty 64,831 76,380 77,120 81,166 89,261 Admitted in wards 32,122 31,852 31,523 33,541 31,645 Operated (Major) 5,813 7,445 7,116 5,738 5,746 Operated (Minor) 3,424 4,253 3,961 3,651 3,518 Average length of stay 7days 7days 7days 7days 7.2 Days Bed occupancy rate 81% 65% 63% 66% 62% Death Rate 4% 4% 5% 4% 5%
7 Development Work: 3.Construction of Dharmasala (A) Civil Work: Building. The section comprises of major & 4.Expansion of 1st floor PPP minor civil works, plumbing, Building. carpentry and day-to-day 5.Construction of OPD, maintenance work of the Institute. Academic lock, Guest House, The Section is proud to be Library, Dental College etc. associated in taking up major 6. Construction of Drain in project planning and construction RIMS. works of the institute. 7. Water Supply System in Works completed: RIMS. SH: ACHEIVEMENT/MAJOR 8. Construction of quarters. WORKS ii) Renovation of Hostels: 1. Inauguration of RIMS Gate. 1. Construction of Hostel 2. Improvement of road from P.G. hostel (Gents) - 1 no. Main Gate to Morgue U.G. hostel (Ladies) - 1 no. 3. Strengthening of road in front U.G. hostel (Gents) - 1 no. of OPD, RIMS Hospital. (B) Electrical Section: SH: MINOR /REPAIRING The section comprises of major WORKS and minor electrical works, 1. Special Repairing of Hospital Incinerator, Refrigerator, day to Wards Block day electrical maintenance works, 2. Special Repairing of Hostels operation of 24 hours 3. Special Repairing of uninterrupted power house etc. of Quarters. the Institute Work under Work in process: Process: i) Construction Plan: Uninterrupted power supplies 1.Vertical expansion of system. Regional Cancer Centre (SH: The academic section is the hub Const. of 1st floor & 2nd of all the academic activities of Floor.) RIMS, Imphal. Its main areas of 2.Construction of Micro work concern (i) MBBS Selectron, HDR brachy Admission, (ii) P.G. Entrance therapy, Telecobalt room of Examination, (iii) M.Phil Regional Cancer Centre, Entrance Examination, Semester RIMS, Imphal. & University, (iv) P.G. Examination (v) Ph.D programme
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(vi) MCI Inspections, (vii) Issue of Certificates (viii) Meritorious Students Awards etc.
8. Educational Activities & Achievements: (A) Undergraduate: (i) Enrolment: Intake capacity - 100 per annum (Nominated by the 7 Ciary States – 85, AIQ- 15) No. of students (in roll) - 583 No. of doctors produced - 2508 (As on 31.3.2010) (ii) Result of MBBS Exam 2009-2010: Sl. Stage Held on No. of No. of Pass% candidates cadidates appeared passed 1 MBBS July, 2009 100 65 65 1st Professional January, 42 32 76.19 2010 2 MBBS July, 2009 45 31 68.8 2nd Professional January, 80 64 80 2010 3 MBBS July, 2009 43 35 81.4 3rd Professional January, 79 63 79.7 Part I 2010
4 MBBS July, 2009 48 39 81.25 3rd Professional January, 80 65 81.2 Part II 2010 (B) Postgraduate (Degree & Diploma): (i) Enrolment: Intake capacity (annually) - 74 No. of students (in roll) - 222 No. of passed out - 768 (As on 31.3.2010) (ii) Departments having P.G. Course: Sl. Departments Course No. of seats 1 General Surgery MS 8 2 Otorhinolaryngology MS 3 3. Ophthalmology MS 2 4. Orthopaedics MS 3 5 Obst & Gynae MS 6 6 Anatomy MD 2 7 Anaesthesiology MD 4 8 Biochemistry MD 4 9 Community Medicine MD 2 10 Dermatology MD 1 11 Forensic Medicine MD 2 12 Microbiology MD 2 13 Pathology MD 6 14 Pharmacology MD 2 15 Physical Medicine MD 1 Rehabilitation (PMR) 16 Physiology MD 2 17 Psychiatry MD 2
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18 Radiotherapy MD 2 19 Radiodiagnosis MD 2 20 Gen. Medicine MD 6 21 Paediatrics MD 3 22 Respiratory Medicine MD 2 23 Immunohaematology & MD 1 Blood Transfusion Medicine 24 D.C.P. (Diploma) Diploma 2 25 Diploma in Diploma 4 Anesthesiology (DA) Total (Degree – 68 + Diploma – 6) = 74 9. Result of MD/MS/DCP/DA Examination: Sl. Degree Held on No. of No. of Passed Diploma Candidate Candidate % appeared passed 1 M.S. April 2009 23 21 91.3% 2 MD April 2009 42 40 95.23% 3 D.C.P. April 2009 2 2 100% 4 D.A. April 2009 4 4 100% 5 M.S. Oct. 2009 - - - 6 M.D. Oct, 2009 3 3 100% 7 DCP Oct. 2009 - - - 8 DA Oct. 2009 - - - 9 MS April, 2010 23 20 86.95% 10 MD April, 2010 45 42 93.33% 11 DCP April, 2010 2 2 100% 12 DA April, 2010 4 4 100% 10. Postgraduate subjects recognized by the Medical Council of India: (a) M.D. (Anatomy) (b) M.D. (Physiology) (c) M.D.(Biochemistry) (d) M.D. (Microbiology) (e) M.D. (Pharmacology (f) M.D. (Pathology) (g) M.D. (Forensic Medicine) (h) M.D. (Community Medicine) (i) M.D. (Psychiatry) (j) M.D. (Anaesthesiology) (k) M. D. (Radiotherapy) (l) M.D. (Radiodiagnosis) (m) M.D. (Dermatology) (n) M.D. (Respiratory Medicine) (o) M.D. (General Medicine) (p) M.D. ( Paediatrics) (q) M.S. (General Surgery) (r) M.S. (Ophthalmology) (s) M.S. (Otorhinolaryngology) (t) M.S. (Orthopaedics) (u) M.S. (Obst. & Gynaecology) (v) MD (Radiotherapy) (w) M.D. (Radiodiagnosis) (x) DCP (Pathology) (y) D.A. (Anaesthesiology) 11. M. Phil Course (Clinical Psychology):
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(a) Enrolment Intake capacity - 7 per annum No. of student (in roll)- 9 No. of passed - 12 (As on 31.3.2010) 12. Ph.D. Program: No. of Ph.D. Scholars admitted - 12 Scholars (As on 31.3.2010) No. of scholars (Ph.D.) awarded - 3 Scholars.
13. B. Sc. Nursing College: - The Institutional Awards are for the The nursing has been established in 1st, 2nd & 3rd position in the different 2009 with an intake of 50 students per professional examination, for annum. securing highest mark in the 14. Award to Meritorious Students: different subjects and for securing - In appreciation of the achievements honours in the different subjects. of the academic performances, There are 7(seven) Gold Medals and Certificates, Gold Medals and Cash 18(eighteen) Cash Awards Award are awarded by the sponsored by the generous donors. Institution as well as by the generous donors.
15. Staff Position: - a. Medical Superintendent - 1 b. Chief Medical Officer - 1 c. Chief Medical Officer Blood Bank - 2 d. Blood Bank Officer - 1 e. Nursing Superintendent - 1 f. Dy. Nursing Superintendent - 1 g. Asst. Nursing Superintendent - 6 h. House Officer - 52 i. Medical Record Officer - 1 j. Jr. Technical Officer - 1 k. Biochemist - 3 l. Dietician - 1 m. Sr. Physicist - 1 n. Jr. Physicist - 1 o. Speech Therapist - 2 p. Sr. Orthotist - 1 q. Sr. Prothotist - 1 r. Occupational Therapist - 2 s. Nursing Sister - 46 t. Staff Nurse (Regular) - 225 u. Staff Nurse (Contract) - 192 v. Grade- III (Regular) - 147 w. Grade- III (Contract) - 2 x. Grade- IV (Regular) - 303 y. Grade- IV (Contract) - 59
16. Brief Progress Report of RIMS dedication was provided in the Hospital: casualty & Emergency services. During the year under report, the Though RIMS Hospital is one of a Regional Institute of Medical referral type, the Hospital is providing Sciences, Hospital catered to 2,75,512 primary, secondary & tertiary care patients out of which 31,645 patients services due to certain circumstances were admitted in the ward. Patients in the state. A combined effort is care service round the clock with full being to improve the general state of
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cleanliness and sanitation, which is Nursing College were laid. The being appreciated by one and all. Hon’ble Minister also inaugurated the RIMS have now more eco-friendly new special ward block of 32 bedded environment with plantation of tree which has become functional. With flowers thus creating a pleasant the opening of new special ward more atmosphere for the patients. When the patients can be accommodated in the then Hon’ble Union Minster of Health special ward. & Family Welfare Dr. Anbumani A new department Immuno Ramadoss visited Hospital on 14th Haematology and Transfusion May 2008, the foundation stone of Medicine is being opened along with new O.P.D. block, Dental College and the starting of P.G. Course.
MANIPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ANNEXURE-A NAME, DESIGNATION, QUALIFICATION OF FACULTY MEMBERS OF MANIPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, TAKYELPAT, IMPHAL.
Sl. Name with qualification Designation Subject specialization CIVIL ENGG. DEPTT. 1. Dr. Th. Kulachandra Singh (Ph.D.) Professor Soil Mechanics 2. Th. Suresh Singh(M.E.) Asstt. Professor Structure 3. Dr. Th. Kiranbala Devi(Ph.D.) Asstt. Professor Steel Structure 4. Y. Arunkumar Singh(M.E.) Lecturer Transportation 5. Sangeeta Shougrakpam(M.E.) Lecturer 6. Th. Somchand Singh(M.E.) Lecturer Water Resources 7. Smt. K. Rambha Devi(M.E.) Lecturer Soil Mechanics 8. N. Premananda Singh(M.E.) Lecturer Environmental ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG. DEPTT. 1. N. Basanta Singh(M.E.) Asstt. Professor Digital Processors, Nano devices & VLSI 2. Romesh Laishram (B.E.) Lecturer 3. A. Balarampyari Devi(B.E.) Lecturer 4. Kh. Renuca Devi(B.E.) Lecturer 5. Kh. Jolson Singh(B.E.) Lecturer 6. Sarmila Meinam(B.E.) Lecturer 7. Ghaneshwori Thingbaijam(B.E.) Lecturer 8. L. Bidyabati Devi(B.E.) Guest Lecturer 9. R.K. Sangita Devi(B.E.) Guest Lecturer COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG. DEPTT. 1. Th. Ibungomacha Singh(M.E.) Asstt. Professor Image Processing 2. Ranbir Soram(B.E.) Lecturer 3. N. Kishorjit Singh(B.E.) Lecturer 4. T. Sonamani Singh(B.E.) Lecturer 5. Sapam Jitu Singh(B.E.) Lecturer 6. N. Reena Devi(B.E.) Guest Lecturer 7. Indubala Devi Thingom(B.E.) Guest Lecturer 8. Dalton Meitei Thounaojam(B.E.) Guest Lecturer 9. Rajeev Rajkumar(B.E.) Guest Lecturer ALLIED ENGG. DEPTT. 1. Dr. Chirom Gobin Singh(Ph.D.) Lecturer(Geology)
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2. Y. Mahendra Singh(M.Sc.) Lecturer(Maths) 3. G. Hirankumar Sharma(M.Sc.) Lecturer(Maths) 4. Dr. Anita Sorokhaibam(Ph.D.) Lecturer(Maths) 5. A. Romeo(M.Sc.,D.C.A.) Lecturer(Physics) 6. N. Ashalata Devi(M.Sc.) Lecturer(Chemistry) 7. Jayantakumar Oinam(M.A.) Lecturer(English) 8. Syed Mujibur Rahman(B.E.) Lecturer(Mech.Engg.) 9. Th. Sukadeba Singh(B.E.) Lecturer(Elect. Engg.) 10. Konsam Vivekananda (B.E.) Guest Lecturer (Mechanical Engg.) 11. Th. Tina Devi(B.E.) Guest Lecturer (Electrical Engg.)
ANNEXURE-B LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS WHO ARE ON STUDY LEAVE
Sl. Name with designation Qualification Name of University/ Institute Nature of study leave CIVIL ENGG. DEPTT. 1. Th. Suresh Singh, Ph.D. degree Jadavpur University Asstt. Professor 2. Y. Arunkumar Singh, Ph.D. degree I.I.T., Guwahati Lecturer 3. Th. Somchand Singh, Ph.D. degree N.I.T., Silchar Lecturer ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG. DEPTT. 1. N. Basanta Singh, Ph.D. degree Jadavpur University Asstt. Professor 2. Romesh Laishram, M. Tech. Jadavpur University Lecturer 3. Kh. Jolson Singh, M. Tech. Jadavpur University Lecturer COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG. DEPTT. 1. N. Kishorjit Singh, M. Tech. Jadavpur University Lecturer 2. Sapam Jitu Singh, M. Tech. Jadavpur University Lecturer
REPORT OF THE DEAN OF STUENTS’ WELFARE
Organized 1st Competition for Cultural & Literary Events 2009 during November 19- 20, 2009 at the University campus. Sl. Name of Events Name of Department/ Participant Position 1 CLASSICAL VOCAL SOLO S. Sobita Devi, Manipuri Dance 2 CLASSICAL INSTRUMENT No Entry (Percussion) 3 CLASSICAL INSTRUMENT L. Kananbala Devi, Manipuri Dance 4 FOLK SONG A. Monorama Devi, Manipuri Dance 1st position 5 FOLK ORCHESTRA Manipuri Dance 6 LIGHT VOCAL SOLO O. Robikanta, Anthropology 1st position 7 GROUP SONG (INDIAN) No entry
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8 WESTERN VOCAL (SOLO) T. Ngamthinpam, Mass Com 1st position 9 Kameichung Kamei, Physics 2nd position 10 WESTERN GROUP No Entry 11 CLASSICAL DANCE(SOLO) A.Radhamanbi Devi, Manipuri Dept. 1st position 12 Elizabeth Thiyam, Manipuri Dance 2nd position 13 FOLK & TRIBAL DANCE Manipuri Dance 1st position 14 Manipuri Dept. 2nd position 15 DEBATE N. Ajit Singh, Economics Dept. 1st position 16 ELOCUTION N. Ajit Singh, Economics 1st position Ch. Satyananda, Physics 2nd position 17 RECITATION P. Tejbati Devi, Manipuri Dance 1st position 18 QUIZ Dept. of Physics 1st position 19 Dept. of Mass Communication 2nd position 20 THEATRE 21 ONE ACT PLAY Manipuri Dance 1st position 22 MIME Computer Science 1st position 23 Adult Edn. & Extension 2nd position 24 SKITE Computer Science 1st position 25 Manipuri Dept. 2nd position 26 MIMICRY H. Jadumani Singh, Manipuri Dept. 1st position 27 L. Herojit Singh , Mass Com. 2nd position 28 FINE ARTS 29 CLAY MODELLING M. Luwangba, Manipuri Dept 1st position 30 CARTOONING N. Nishikanta, Mass Communication 1st position 31 M. Luwangba, Manipuri Dept. 2nd position 32 Th. Ranja, Chemistry 3rd position 33 INSTALLATION S. Joykumar Singh, Physics 1st position 34 M. Luwangba, Manipuri Dept 2nd position 35 ON THE SPOT PAITING N. Nishikanta, Mass Comm. 1st position 36 Th. Gyaneshor, Physics 2nd position 37 M. Luwangba, Manipuri Dept. 3rd position 38 COLLAGE N. Sanjiv, Physics 1st position 39 S. Kirankumar, Adult Edn. & Ext. 2nd position 40 QUIZ Dept. of Physics 1st position 41 Mass Communication 2nd position
XXIII MANIPUR UNIVERSITY INTER-COLLEGE YOUTH FESTIVAL 2009
Inaugural function of the Inter College Amuba Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Th. Youth festival was held on 23rd November Ratankumar Singh, Dean of Students’ 2009 at 3.15 p.m. at the centenary hall. Welfare and Prof. H. Nandakumar Sarma, Prof. C. Amuba Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Pro Vice-Chancellor, M.U. have kindly M.U., Prof. Th. Ratankumar Singh, Dean consented to grace the function as Chief of Students’ Welfare and Prof. S. Guest, President and Guest of Honour Sanatombi Singha, Dean, School of respectively. Humanities, M.U. have kindly consented A contingent of 35 students of P.G. to grace the function as Chief Guest, Classes, M.U. participated in the XXIII President and Guest of Honour Manipur University Inter College Youth respectively. Festival, 2009 held during November 22- Closing Ceremony of the festival was 25, 2009 and the Cultural Team of P.G. also held on 25th November 2009 at Classes, M.U., won the following prizes: - Centenary Hall of the University. Prof. C.
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MUSIC: 1. Classical Vocal Solo (h/k) - 2nd position 2. Classical Instrumental (Solo) Non-Percussion - 2nd position 3. Light Vocal (Indian) - 3rd position 4. Western Vocal Solo - 1st position 5. Group Song - 1st position 6. Folk Orchestra - 2ndposition 7. Folk Music - 1st position DANCE: 1. Folk Tribal Dance - 2ndposition 2. Classical Dance - 2ndposition
LITERARY EVENTS 1. Quiz - 1st position 2. Elocution - 2ndposition 3. Debate - 1st position THEATRE: 1. One Act Play - 1st position 2. Mimicry - 2ndposition FINE ART: 1. Collage -3rd position 2. Poster Making -2ndposition 3. Clay Modeling -2ndposition 4. Cartooning -2ndposition
The Overall Championship Trophy Ningthoujam Ajit Singh, Dept. of “Sanoujam Sajor Singh Memorial Economics, M.U. won the “Thounaojam Championship Trophy (Running)” Budhachandra Singh Memorial Trophy donated by Capt. Shri S. Ingo Singh, Dy. (Running)” donated by Prof. Th. Registrar, M.U. (Retd) to the P.G. Classes, Ratankumar Singh, Professor, Deptt. Of was awarded to Manipur University for English, M.U. for winning the 1st position winning the Champion Team and also Shri in the Debating Competition.
SILVER UNIFEST 25TH EAST ZONE INTER-UNIVERSITY YOUTH FESTIVAL Venue Manipur University, Imphal Date 2 – 6 December, 2009 Number of Universities Invited 60 Number of Universities 11 Participated 297 Officials Padmashri R.K. Jhaljit Singh Prof. C. Amuba Singh, Vice- Chancellor, Manipur University Padmashri H. Kanhailal Singh Prof. Beena Shah, Secretary General, AIU Prof. C. Amuba Singh, Vice- Chancellor, Manipur University
LIST OF PARTICIPATING UNIVERSITIES
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1. Banarus Hindu University 2. Dibrugah University 3. Gauhati University 4. Jadavpur University 5. L.N. Mithila University 6. Manipur University 7. Ranchi University 8. Sido Kanhu Murmur University 9. Rabindra Bharati University 10. Veer Kunwar Singh Univ. 11. Vidyasagar University SILVER UNIFEST 25TH EAST ZONE INTER-UNIVERSITY YOUTH FESTIVAL
The East Zone Inter-University Youth Singh and was presided over by the Vice Festival, sponsored by Association of Chancellor of the Host University. In his Indian Universities (AIU) and Ministry of inaugural address, the Chief Guest Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India, congratulated the Ministry of Youth was hosted by Manipur University, Affairs and Sports, AIU and Manipur Imphal during December 2-6, 2009. University eulogizing the cardinal Altogether 11 universities participated in objective of promoting national and the mega event. The Youth Festival was emotional integration. He further opined held with the purpose of bringing out that similar events of AIU should be cultural and emotional integration through promoted so that well designed objectives a process of inculcating cultural and of the Youth Festivals may be promoted human values among students from varied on a wider scale. Prof. C. Amuba Singh, background. Organized under the main Vice Chancellor, Manipur University theme of promotion of national during his presidential address quoted integration, the festival aimed at infusing from the Chief Guest saying “it is through in the young students a spirit of unity, only promotion of culture and arts that fraternity, and peace and leadership youth from varied backgrounds can be quality. brought together shunning thereby evil In order to make suitable thoughts detrimental to the development arrangements for the festival, the core of society”. committee of the East Zone Festival was The cultural events took off with the organized under the leadership of Prof. C. musical events, which included Classical Amuba Singh, Vice Chancellor, Manipur Solo, Semi Classical Vocal, Western University, at Imphal, which was assisted, Vocal Solo, Group Song and Folk Dance by Prof. Th. Ratankumar Singh, Dean, etc. and Students’ Welfare of Manipur University. The main events were The musical events were presented in organized at Recreation Hall and at the a scintillating way by Rabindra Bharati Centenary Hall of the University. Five University claiming first position in the major events were the part of completion, Classical Instrumentation Solo which included Music, Dance, Theatre, (Percussion), Classical Vocal Solo (Non- Literary and Fine Arts. The sub events of Percussion), Light Vocal Indian and 2nd the Youth Festival included 28 cultural Position in Classical Vocal, Solo and literary events. Before the formal (Hindustani/Karnataki). Gauhati inauguration, a beautiful cultural University also claimed first position in procession marked the beginning of the Group Song (Indian) , Folk Orchestra and festival. All the contingents were dressed second position in Classical Instrumental in their traditional and cultural attire Solo (Percussion) and Light Vocal making the procession colorful and (Indian). Manipur University claimed first magnificent. The festival was formally position in Western Vocal (Solo) as usual inaugurated by Padmashri R.K. Jhaljit and second position in Light Vocal
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(Indian), Group Song (Western), Folk the second position. L.N. Mithila Orchestra. Vidyasagar University begged University won 2nd in one act play and first in Classical and Semi Classical Vocal third in mimicry. Ultimately Gauhati (Indian) and attracted the audience. In the University lifted the Championship Western Group Song, Banaras Hindu Trophy in Theatre. University, Varanasi got first position and To continue its desire to grab second position in Group Song (Indian). positions, Manipur University made their Known as the most glamorous event, presence felt at the Fine Arts Events. The the Dance Competition was led by University received first position in On Banaras Hindu University. The university the Spot Painting, Rangoli, Second claimed first position in all the three items position in Collage and Clay Modeling of dance i.e Folk/tribal Dance (group), and third position in Cartooning and Spot Classical Dance and Creative Dance. Photography. Rabindra Bharati won first Rabindra Bharati University and position in Poster making, Clay modeling, Vidyasagar University and Gauhati Installation and Spot photography. They University claimed second in Classical also got 3rd position in the event of on the Dance and Creative Dance and folk dance spot painting. LN Mithila and BHU also respectively. won first position in Collage and Cartooning respectively. On the overall In the literary events Banaras Hindu Rabindra Bharati was judged to be the University outnumbered other universities Champion for Fine Arts Events. by claiming first position in Quiz, Debate and Poetry recitation. The University Renowned personalities L. begged Second position in elocution. Devendrajit Sharma, M. Kumar Singh, N. Jadavpur University won 2nd position in Nongthon Singh, B. Jayentakumar Quiz, Debate and Poetry recitation. Sharma, A. Bimola Devi, H. Nolini Devi, Manipur University won first position in L. Sendo Singh, E. Nuten Singh, Ch. Elocution contests and 3rd in Poetry Vikram, B, Tiken Singh, S. Thanil Singh, recitation. Gauhati University won third R.K. Achouba Singh, Ranjit Adhikari- position in Quiz competition while Ranchi mayum, S. Thambaltombi Devi Y. and Veer Kumar Sukla University jointly Gunindra Singh, B. Banamali Sharma, Y. begged third position in Elocution. The Nabachandra, L. Gojendra, Ksh. Jugindro, festival that brought together university M.C. Thoiba, Ch. Thoiba Singh, V.P. students from all over East India has been Khane, Lanchenba Meitei, Ksh. Premila a veritable showcase not only for the Devi and Karam Monoranjan Singh were cultural diversity of the country, but also a appointed as judges. reminder of the deep underlying The Valedictory Function was continuities and connections among the organized on the final day in which various peoples of the region. During the selected items of cultural programmes like Youth Festival a message was also given Rasa Lila, Mainpuri Martial Arts, Maibi to youth in fine arts events was the Jagoi etc. were performed by various awareness of promoting National cultural troups of Manipur. The whole Integration and fight against HIV/ AIDS programme went off for almost five hours reflected through poster making. during which the AIU observer opened the Theatre Events comprised four sub- sealed envelope of the results and the events including One Act Play, Skit, prizewinners of different events were Mime and Mimicry. It was the finest declared. Because of the time limitation presentation of One Act Play, Mime and and on the advice of the Secretary Mimicry. Which honoured Gauhati General, the prize-winning universities University the first position. They also were asked to collect the prizes from the won third position in Skits Banaras Hindu Office of the DSW, Manipur University. University got 1st position in Skits. And The overall championship trophy was second in mimicry. In the event of Skits awarded to Banaras Hindu University, and Mime, Manipur University claimed
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RESULTS: Sl. Events University Position MUSIC 1 Classical Vocal, Solo Vidyasagar Univ. I Hindustani/Karnataki Rabindra Bharati II L.N. Mithila Univ III 2 Classical Instrument Solo Rabindra Bharati Univ I (Perussion) Gauhati Univerisity II Ranchi Univ III 3 Classical Instrument Solo Rabindra Bharti Univ I (Non-Perussion) Jadavpur University II Banaras Hindu III 4 Semi-Classical Vocal Vidyasagar Univ I Solo L. N. Mithila Univ.. II Banaras Hindu Univ III 5 Light Vocal(Indian) Rabindra Bharati Univ I Manipur University II Veer Kunwar Singh III University 6 Western Vocal (Solo) Manipur University I Gauhati University II Banaras Hindu Univ. III 7 Group Songh(Indian) Gauhati University I Banaras Hindu Univ II Rabindra Bharati Univ III 8 Group Song (Western) Banaras Hindu Univ I Manipur University II 9 Folk Orchestra (Group) Gauhati University I Manipur University II Banaras Hindu Univ III DANCE 10 Folk/Tribal Dance Banaras Hindu Univ. I (Group) Gauhati University II Manipur Univrsity III 11 Classical Dance Banaras Hindu Univ I Rabindra Bharati Univ II Vidyasagar University III 12 Creative Dance Banaras Hindu Univ I Vidyasagar Univ II Manipur University III
LITERARY 13 Quiz (Group) Banaras Hindu Univ I Jadavpur University II Gauhati University III 14 Elocution Manipur University I Banaras Hindu Univ II VKSU III
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15 Debate(Group) Banaras Hindu Univ I Jadavpur University II Ranchi Univ III 16 Poetry Recitation Banaras Hindu Univ. I Jadavpur University II Manipur University III THEATRE 17 One Act Play (Group) Gauhati University I L.N. Mithila University II Dibrugarh University III 18 Skits (Group) Banaras Hindu Univ. I Manipur University II Gauhati University III 19 Mime (Group) Gauhati University I Manipur University II Ranchi University III 20 Mimicry Gauhati University I Banaras Hindu Univ. II L.N. Mithila Univ. III
PAINTING 21 On the Spot Painting Manipur University I L.N.Mithila University II Rabindra Bharti Univ. III 22 Collage L.N.Mithila University I Manipur University II Rabindra Bharati Univ. III 23 Poster Making Rabindra Bharati Univ. I Jadavpur University II L.N. Mithila University III 24 Clay Modeling Rabindra B harati Univ I Manipur University II Banaras Hindu Univ. III 25 Cartooning Banaras Hindu Univ I L.N. Mithila Univ. II Manipur University III 26 Rangoli Manipur University I Banaras Hindu Univ. II Jadavpur University III 27 Installation(Group) Rabindra Bharati Univ. I Vidyasagar University II Jadavpur University III 28 Spot Photography Rabindra Bharati Univ. I Banaras Hindu Univ. II Manipur University III
Overall Winner : Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, U.P. Overall Runner-up: Manipur University, Canchipur
Championships MUSIC : RABINDRA BHARATI UNIVERSITY DANCE : BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
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LITERARY EVENTS : BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY THEATRE : GAUHATI UNIVERSITY FINE ARTS : RABINDRA BHARATI UNIVERSITY RUNNERS UP CHAMPIONSHIP : MANIPUR UNIVERSITY OVER ALL CHAMPION : BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
XXV NATIONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL Cultural Co-ordinator, M.U. and won the 2009-10 following prizes in different events :- A contingent of 29 students including 1. Cultural Procession -1st prize, Cash one Asst. Team Manager participated in Award of Rs. 20,000/- the XXV National Youth Festival 2009-10 2. Western Group Song-3rd position held at M.D. University Rothak ,Hariyana, rd during February 2-6, 2010 under the 3. Skits -3 position leadership of Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh, 4. Rangoli -3rd position
HEALTH CENTRE
The Health Centre M.U., Canchipur 3. The Health Centre has been sending has been a nodal Health Dept. involved in patients to the referral hospitals providing 24 hours medical help to the depending upon the severity of the different constituents of the university and cases. the adjoining areas. It particularly caters to 4. Full medical coverage to Inter College the medical needs of the residents, the Youth Festival in the month of students and adjacent locality as well. Nov.2009. It has facilitated Government 5. It has extended 24 hrs. Medical sponsored programs. coverage to Inter University Youth 1. Like Pulse Polio immunization pro- Festival for six days in Dec. 1st week gramme 2009, a National event. 2. Taking care of women and individuals 6. Medical coverage was extended to the from time to time. Inter University Badminton Contin- The Health Centre has given coverage gents, both male and female in Dec. to the Sports and cultural events .It last week 2009. gives full medical coverage to 7. The number of patients attended individuals participating in Seminars/ during the year 2009-2010 (from 1st Symposium organized on the April2009 to31st March 2010.) University premise by the several Male, Female and Children: total = department of the University. 5214
8 Facilities available in the department: a. Blood Grouping and cross matching b. Haemoglobin estimation c. I.V. Transfusions d. Nebulizer e. A to Z Dental care f . Blood Sugar estimation g. Physiotherapy equipment and Ultra Sonography Machine. However these machines are not in use for the dearth of staff and space. h. E.C.G. Machine, which is outdated, non- functional
9 Regarding plans of the department, coming on the university Campus be several ideas have been suggested in expedited, an ambulance be procured the past years but it is urgently felt along with a staff car, state of art X- that the hospital building which is ray machine Tele medicine etc. be
127 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10 made available. The Health Centre its adjoining areas with a sense of definitely needs liberal funding. More responsibility. It will however have to Doctors Nurses and other Para- play a larger dignified role in the medics be appointed to cater to the coming future as such halfhearted ever increasing residents on the measures will not suffice. Our campus. community needs a focused In the absence of any good hospital in participation. the vicinity the Health Centre if The Centre needs an ambulance and a augmented to a hospital will be staff car to strengthen the mobility of definitely an asset to the people of the the centre, which has remained region. unaccomplished since the last many Manipur University being a Central years should materialize at the earliest University has to offer best facilities in the interest of the resident on the to the people of the University and in campus.
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INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY IMPHAL STUDY CENTRE
Indira Gandhi National Open Education, Empowering Women’s University, New Delhi, is the nerve centre through Self Help Group, Consumer of the National Open University system in Protection, Nutrition and Child Care, the country. The Study Centres are located Rural Development, Teaching of in educational institutions and universities English, Teaching of Mathematics in all over the country. Imphal Study Centre Primary Schools. of IGNOU,, established in 1987, is located 2. Six month preparatory course at Manipur University. for admission to Bachelor’s Degree The Manipur University has provided Programme. accommodation for office and classrooms 3. One year diploma courses in of the study centre. The Indira Gandhi Creative Writing in English, National Open University provides all Management, Tourism Studies, Early other infrastructures. The IGNOU Childhood Care and Education, announces the admission programmes in Nutrition and Health Education, all national newspapers, all local International Business Organization, newspapers and radio and T.V. for the HIV and Family Education. benefit of the residents of all over the 4. Post Graduate Diploma in state. The aim of the University is to Financial Management, Human provide access to higher education to large Resource Management, Marketing segment of people, especially the Management, Operation Management, disadvantages sections, in-service people Journalism and Mass Communication and all those who are interested for higher and Rural Development. studies and learning new subjects. 5. Three Years Degree Course in The Study Centre organises BA, BSc, B.Com, BTS, BCA, BSW. counselling/classes for the students on 6. Library and Information holidays and Sundays. During the year Science: Bachelor’s and Master (One 2009-10 about 585 (five hundred and year each). eighty five) students were on the rolls in 7. Master Degree Courses in this Centre. At present the centre offers the English, Hindi, Political Science, following courses of studies: History, Sociology, Rural 1. Six months certificate course Development, Economics, Public in Computing, Disaster Management, Administration,. M.Com, M.B.A. and Environmental Studies, Food and Tourism Management, Education, Nutrition, Tourism Studies, Distant Education and Social Work. Participatory Forest Management, 8. Diploma in Primary Education Human Right, Women Empowerment (DPE). and Development, HIV and Family
MEN’S HOSTEL No. 1 (Thangjing Hostel)
The Thangjing Hostel is one of the Charge, Manipur University. The Mens’ Hostels of Manipur University. Hostel currently has the provision of Its foundation stone was laid down by accommodating 166 Students. The Late Shri RK. Dorendro Singh, Ex-CM Manipur University, Thangjing Hostel of Manipur on 26th Oct. 1980 and ensures that students belonging to opened d on 7th February 1984 by Shri different communities and coming Th. Nilamani Singh EX- VC in from different and often far places
129 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10 have a safe and secured place to stay. It 2009 on the premises of the hostel. provides a conducive atmosphere for Most of the student in spite of their students to excel not only in academic busy academic schedules actively pursuits but also in extra-curricular participated in the sports meet making activities. the event a successful one. Annual The hostel is provided a common mess as social service programme was held in well as sports and recreational facilities. an around the hostel in the month of The Hostel provides hygienic food with January 2009. The major repairing of reasonable quality at well affordable mess the hostel has been completed during fee The Hostel is look after by 15 Staff the summer vacation, 2009. The old members including Warden (1), Care floor carpet of reading room, Taker (2), Securities (3), Cooks (3), Mess Helper (4), Sweeper (1) and Chawkidar recreation hall and electrical wirings (1) in this hostel at present. Dr. N. Rajen have been redone. The numbers of Singh of Chemistry Department took over ceiling fans have been repaired/ the charge of the Hostel Warden w.e.f. replaced with new ones and those December 10, 2008 works are still undergoing. Students are getting purifier drinking water in The hostel is providing a reading room, the hostel. The construction work of two common rooms, and a reading room hostel boundary wall is still with Internet facility of five computer continuing. A study tour cum get terminals. The reading room has together programme was held on 12th subscribed three leading national, eleven March 2010 at the Khuga, Dam local newspapers and Employment News. Churachandpur and 31st October 2010 The annual sports meet of the hostel at Maphou Dam, Sanakeithel. was held during the month of March
MEN’S HOSTEL NO - 2 (Koubru Hostel)
Brief Report of the Koubru Hostel: Hall, computer and reading room etc. The Men’s Hostel No. 2 was The hostel is developing a reading inaugurated on 5th August 2005. The three- room with computer and Internet storied Koubru Hostel has 56 rooms with a facilities. This will be ready for use total carrying capacity of 96 (ninety six) very soon. students. There are single rooms and Activities during the year 2009-2010: double occupancy rooms. The total During the year the hostellers number of staff employed in the hostel is 7. organized tow Social Services and Facilities: cleaning drive in the around the hostel The Koubru Hostel is providing the and helped in maintaining hygienic facilities like centralized mess, national surrounding. In Feb 2010 organized a and local newspapers, vehicle shed, get together cum picnic program at visitor’s room, sports equipments, TV KHUGA DAM.
MEN’S HOSTEL - 3 (Langmaiching Hostel) 1. Physical Position: The hostel 2. Functioning style of the hostel building is of three stories each and its event: room is The Warden is the leader/authority to Doubled seated. finalize all necessary official practical and non-practical procedure in
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running the administrative activities. 4. Present number of hostellers: 66 To assist the Warden in all respects, (sixty six) the hostel has a Caretaker who put his 5. Activity of the hostellers: shoulder in running mess smoothly. A few hosteller have joined as Further, the Caretaker and the lecturer in the Government Chowkidar look after the electric and Colleges in the Manipur State; water in the hostel. Site seeing is also a proposed programme every year. some as administrative Officer in 3. Seat capacity: 100 (one hundred) the state as well as in the country. 6. No. of Employees : Sl. Designation Post Status No. of Post 1. Care-Taker Contract 1 2. Cook -do- 3 3. Mess Helper -do- 2 4. Chowkidar -do- 1 5. Sweeper -do- 1 6. Peon -do- 1 7. Security -do- 3 Personnel
LADIES HOSTEL NO. 1
The Manipur University Ladies Hostel No-1 is the oldest Ladies Hostel located Students Capacity in the Hostel and inside the University Campus near the latest number of hostellers. Canchipur hillock. It is surrounded by the The ladies Hostel No-1 provides historical stream known as the accommodation for 170 bonafied seats of Chandranadi. It is situated near Canchipur this University. The seat allotment is palace gate constructed by Maharaja provided as the following: Gambhir Singh. The Hostel consists of 1. Research Scholars – 14 Seats two blocks, namely New Block and Old 2. Final year – 88 Seats Block. The rooms of the new block are 3. 1st Semester – 68 Seats double seated. It is for the accommodation Total Capacity – 170 Seats. of newcomers. Whereas the old block is meant for Research Scholars and Senior Students.
HOSTELLERS’ STATISTICS Sl. No Total No. of SC Total No. of ST Total no. of Minority Total No. Students students RS P.H. of Students 1 3% 31% 10% 2% 170
The ladies hostel No -1 has been supply and medicine. The food is hygienic giving co-operation in many ways. It is the and the hostel provides at a reasonable main source of manpower for the quality at a well affordable mess fee. The successful conduct of programmes infrastructures are yet to be updated. organized by the MUSU and other Improvement during the year: departments of Manipur University. The drainage system of the hostel The Hostel mess is run by the premises was in a pathetic condition. It is hostellers and managed by the mess cooks now repaired. The bush of the surrounding assisted by 3 helpers under the supervision areas of the hostel premises has been of the warden. The hostel provides water cleaned. Not only these, the surrounding
131 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10 areas of the kitchen was very dirty. It is re-constructed. The old pipes of Toilets now cleaned and plastered. The campus and bathrooms are also repaired and was very dark due to failure of halogen replaced. lights. Recently it has been repaired and it Now the hostellers can get good and is comfortable. pure water as well as VIP electricity line. The Eastern wall of the Ladies Hostel No-1 collapsed. Now a new wall has been
LADIES HOSTEL NO. 2
Manipur University Ladies Hostel No. Manipur University Ladies Hostel was 2 was constructed on the western side of opened with a formal inauguration in July the bank of the Chandranadi. It is three- 2007. Number of students was 33 ST, 15 storied building having well furnished SC, 45 OBC and 7 General. double seated 50 (fifty) rooms for students, one big dining hall, one Hostel Committee: Computer room and one assembly hall. The Hostel Committee comprises 7 The hostel is run under the supervision of members: consisting of one Research the Warden, Mrs. P. Jamini Devi, Scholar as Asstt. Warden and the rest from Lecturer, Department of the Adult the 3rd semester students. Continuing Education and Extension. One One Badminton Court in the Aqua guard drinking water is provided on campus, one small Ibudhou Pakhangba each floor. One TV and two Desktop Shanglen (Temple) near the Computers (with one internet facility for Sanakhongnang (People tree) were Warden Office) are provided. The constructed. A small pond is also surrounding of the hostel has been lighted attached near the temple. University with electric lamps. provided three Home Guard personnel as security guards.
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) CELL
Sl. Place No. 1. No. of Colleges having NSS units 60 2. No. of University having NSS units 01 3. No. of Technical Institutions having NSS units 03 4. Total no. of NSS units under Manipur University 86 (Including two units in Manipur University) 5. NSS volunteer allocated 8650 6. No. of Programmed officers 86 7. No. of Programmed officers (trained) 77 8. No. of Programmed officers (untrained) 09
9. University NSS Advisory 10. Three NSS Volunteers have been Committee Meeting: selected and representing Manipur for The 5th Manipur University NSS participating Republic day Camp at Advisory Committee Meeting was New Delhi from 1st January to 31st held at Committee Room of Manipur January 2010. University on 22nd December 2009 at 11. (i) Four Programme officers have 1.00 p.m. The meeting was chaired nominated and participated in the by Prof. H.N.K.Sarma Pro-Vice 127th Orientation Chancellor Manipur University along with other members of the committee.
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Course from 18th to 27th August University as Red Ribbon Talk 2009 at Ramakrishna Mission Series-I. Ashram Narendrapur 15. Programme Officers Meeting at Kolkata M.U. (ii) Four Programme officers have An emergency meeting of all the nominated and participated in the Programme Officers working under 128th Orientation course from 7th NSS Cell Manipur University was to 16th September 2009 at held on Saturday, the 25th April 2009 Ramakrishna Mission Ashram at 1.P.M. in the Conference Hall of the Narendrapur Kolkata. Department of Commerce, Manipur (iii)Two Programme Officers have University to discuss the following nominated and participated in the agenda: i) Functioning of NSS units in 129th Orientation course from 10th various colleges ii) Organizing Special to 19th December 2009 at camp in the colleges iii) Submission Ramakrishna Mission Ashram of Enrolment list. Narendrapur Kolkata. 16. Inter State Youth Exchange (iv) Four Programme Officers have Programme &Home Stay Programme: nominated and participated in the i) Deputation of 8 NSS Volunteers 130th Orientation course from 15th and one programme officer for to 24th March 2010 at participating ISYE&HSP in Ramakrishna Mission Ashram Arunachal Pradesh from 9th to 18th Narendrapur Kolkata. November 2009. 12. POs Training Programmes at ii) Deputation of 9 NSS volunteers Guwahati and Shillong: and one Programme Officers for Deputation of 3 NSS Programme participating ISYE&HSP at Officers for Training of Trainers RGNIYD, Chennai from 1st March (TOT) on Human Rights and Social to 10th March 2010. Harmony from 12th to 16th November 17. China Delegation by NSS Volunteer: 2009 at North Eastern Hill University, Ms.Okram Roshini Devi NSS Shillong organized by NSS Regional Volunteer from D.M.College of Centre NER, Guwahati and RGNIYD Science, under NSS Cell, Manipur Chennai. University have been nominated and 13. POs Awareness Programme on participated in 100 member Indian Disaster Management: Youth delegation to China during June 39 programme officers under NSS 2009. Cell had been given training on 18. NSS Volunteers at Nehru Institute Disaster Management by the Disaster of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi: Management Institute, Manipur on A 22 members team comprises of 10 25th June 2009 at State Guest House. boys and 10 girls with one male and Programme Coordinator, NSS Cell, one female programme officers Manipur University also participated participated adventure programme at as resource person. Nehru Institute of Mountaineering at 14. Red Ribbon Clubs in Manipur Uttarkashi, Uttaranchal from 15th to i) Sensitization workshop of 24th June 2009. Principals and Programme officers 19. Organized Poster Competition and of 10 different colleges was Essay Competition on the theme organized on 14th July 2009 at the “Healthy Youth for Healthy India” conference hall of G.P.Women’s and “Environment and Role of college, Imphal. Youth “on 20th September 2009 as a iii) “The role of Youth in the part of 40th NSS Foundation Day HIV/AIDS Menace” on 31st July Celebration at Senate Hall, Manipur 2009 in the Conference Hall of University. Manipur Institute of Management 20. Selection of 8 NSS Volunteers for Studies, organized by Red Ribbon Pre Republic day Camp 2010 to be Club, NSS Unit-I, Manipur
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held at Guwhati from 22nd October 27. Deputation of 20 NSS Volunteers and to 31st October 2009 was held in two Programme officers for Dr. Kamal Indoor Stadium participating Adventure programme at th rd Manali Himachal Pradesh from 12 to Manipur University on 23 th September 2009 at 11 a.m. 20 March 2010. 28. Two NSS volunteers and one 21. 40th NSS Foundation Day 2009 was Programme Officers have been held on the 24th September (Thursday) nominated for attending SAARC 2009 at the Senate Hall, Manipur Japan Special Fund Youth Exchange University. Prof. H.N.K.Sarma, Pro- Programme to Ministry of Youth Vice Chancellor of Manipur Affairs and Sports, Government of University Sri Nakul Chandra Deori, India. Youth Assistant NSS Regional Centre (NER) Guwahati, Dr. N.Ibotombi 29. Deputation of 125 NSS volunteers Singh, Former, Programme Coordi- from 25 NSS units (each five nator NSS Cell, Manipur University volunteers) operating in the and Dr. A. Rajmani Singh colleges for participating basic Programme Coordinator, NSS Cell, courses on First Aids organized by Manipur University grace the function Indian Red Cross Society Manipur as Chief Guest, Guest of Honour, and sponsored by Disaster President and Programme Coordinator Management Institute, Manipur respectively. from 9th to 20th March 2010. 22. Deputation of 8 NSS Volunteers for Performance Appraisals of NSS Units Participation of Pre Republic Day nd st in Manipur Camp held from 22 October to 31 A: National Integration Camp in October 2009 at Guwahati. Manipur: 23. Deputation of 6 NSS Volunteers and Sirui Lily National Integration Camp one programme officer for North East organized by Biramangol College, Youth festival at Kohima from 8th to th Sawombung, Imphal was held from 10 October 2009. 22nd June to 28th June 2009 at 24.Tweleve NSS volunteers have been Biramangol College, Sawombung. nominated as Volunteers for Jharkhand, Orissa, Sikkim and participating Commonwealth Games Manipur four states with 80 boys and 2010 to be held in the month of 60 girls altogether 140 NSS October 2010 at New Delhi. Volunteers have participated in the 25. Deputation of 10 NSS Volunteers and said seven days National Integration one programme officers for Camp. Programme Coordinator NSS participating National Youth Festival th th Cell, Manipur University have at Bhubaneshwar from 8 to 12 participated the inaugural function as January 2010. Guest of Honour. 26. One day Orientation programme for B: Special Camp Organized by the Principals and Programme Officers on NSS units operating in the National Service Scheme (NSS) in Manipur was held on 3rd February colleges under National Service 2010 at Senate Hall, Manipur Scheme (NSS) Cell, Manipur University organized by NSS Cell, University Manipur University. Prof. 1. 30th May to 5th June 2009, special H.N.K.Sarma, Prof. N.Lokendra camp of NSS Unit-I of Singh, Sri Deepak Kumar and Deepak M.B.College was held at the Sharma as Chief Guest, President, and premises along with adopted area Guest of Honours attended the of Govindajee temple, Imphal. function respectively. Altogether 26 The work done by the volunteers college Principals and 74 Programme during the camp are on physical Officers were attended the function. work, lecture programmes and group interaction.
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2. 7 days combined NSS Special 6. 7 days special camp was camp of Manipur College was organized by NSS Unit-III of held from 21st June to 27th June Mount Everest College from 2009 at the premises of the college 27th January to 2nd February at and its adopted villages. The the premises of colleges. 50 active course of the camp was NSS volunteers have organized in such a way that the participated in the said camp. message of cleanliness through th st group wise physical activities of 7. From 15 February to 21 the campus in and around the February 2010 a special camp adjoining area of Pishum market, was organized at the college various lecture programmes, premises as well as in the summation of the daily work, adopted village by the NSS group discussion on related volunteers of Khamakhya agenda, ex-tempore speech and Pemton College Hiyangthang cultural enrichment items are the on the theme “Health, Public main activities covered during this sanitation and personal special camp. hygiene” 3. NSS units of Modern college 8. The NSS Unit-I of Moirang Imphal organized a combined special camp from 25th June to 1st College organized 7 days July 2009 at the premises along special camp at the premises th with adopted villages. Different and adopted village from 27 physical work activities, talk March to 2nd April 2010. programmes by the resources Altogether 50 NSS volunteers persons, Yoga training to the participated in the said camp. students volunteers, cleaning Programme coordinator has around the campus and adopted participated in the inaugural villages are the main activities function as Chief guest and perform during the camp. Principal of the college as 4. A seven days special camp president of the function. participated by 50 volunteers of 9. NSS Unit of Sri Gourgovind NSS Unit-II of D.M.College of Science was held from 27th June to Girls College has organized a 7 3rd July at the premises of college days special camp on the under the theme “Healthy Youth theme, “Health, Public for Healthy India”. Various sanitation and personal topics such as global warming, hygiene” from 24th January to NSS and students life, NSS and 30th January 2010. Programme disaster Management were the Co-ordinator, NSS Cell main deliberate by the resources Manipur University have persons during the camp besides participated as chief guest of normal activities of yoga training the function on inauguration and physical work activities. day. 5. Don Bosco College NSS unit –I organized a seven days special 10. Waikhom Mani Girls College, camp on the theme “Health, Thoubal launched Red Ribbon th Public sanitation and personal Club on 29 January at the hygiene” from 5th January 2010 to premises of the college. Dr. 11th January 2010 at the adopted Rajmani Singh, Programme village Kavanam. 50 selected NSS coordinator, NSS Cell was the volunteers were took part in the chief gust of the function and said camp. presided by the Principal of the college.
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11. From 20th to 26th February attend the function as Chief 2010, a seven days NSS Guest and President Special camp was organized by respectively. NSS Unit-_II of Oriental C: Appointment of New Programme College, Imphal under the Officers theme “Health, Public Manipur College: sanitation and personal Karam Momon Devi S.G. lecturer Hygiene” has been appointed as Programme Officer of NSS unit-II w.e.f. 28th May 12. NSS Unit-I of G.P.Women’s 2009. college Imphal had organized 7 S.Kulla Women’s College: days special camp on the theme M.Surjit Singh and Miss Somobala “Health, Public sanitation and Devi have been appointed as personal hygiene” from 22nd Programme Officer of NSS Unit-I and February to 28th February 2010. NSS Unit-II respectively w.e,f, The Youth officer, NSS Liliong Haoreibi College: Regional centre Guwahati, Dr. K.Kunjani Devi has been Principal of the college and appointed as programme Officer of Programme Coordinator, NSS NSS Unit-I w.e.f. Cell, Manipur University RIMS, Lamphel: M.Debendra Singh has been attended the inauguration appointed as Programme Officer of function as Chief guest, NSS Unit w.e.f. President and Guest of honour Don Bosco College, Maram: respectively. Sr. Stella Thomas has been appointed 13. NSS Unit-I, Moirang College as Programme Officer of NSS Unit-I organized 7 days Special camp w.e.f. 1st June 2009. on the Theme, “Health, Public Kha Manipur College: Sanitation and Personal N. Subhashchandra Singh and Hygiene” at the college Ksh.Kenedy Singh have been premises. On the Inaugural appointed as Programme Officers of function, Dr. A.Rajmani Singh, NSS Unit-I and Unit –II of Kha Manipur College, Kakching. Programme Co-ordinator, NSS Thambal Marik College, Oinam Cell, Manipur University and W.Surchandra Singh has been Dr. Ak.Sundar Kumar Singh, appointed as Programme officer of Principal Moirang College Unit-I of the college.
DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS
1. Year of Establishment: 1982 2. THE ACTIVITIES OF THE and promote healthy games and DEPARTMENT: sports among the college and the The main activity of the Department is university students by organizing to run the office of the Department of Inter-College Sports Tourna- Sports and Manipur University ments, sending talented sports Sports Committee (MUSC). persons in the Inter-College i) Sports Department: Sports Tournaments in various The Department of Sports, games and sports and nurture the Manipur University was indigenous games of Manipur. established in the year 1982 as a The following constitute the main non-teaching department with the activities of the Department: following objectives to develop
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(i) Holding of (xii) Work-out for seminars, conferences, etc. the establishment of depart- on sports and physical ment of Physical Education education in the state, & Sports Science national and international (xiii) Providing levels incentives to PG Classes (ii) Participation students of the University in the seminars, who represent the conferences, etc. on sports University in the Inter and physical education in University Sports the state, national and Tournaments international levels ii) Manipur University Sports (iii) Preparation of Committee (MUSC): budget etc. for obtaining The Manipur University Sports sports grants etc. from the Committee started functioning state government, UGC or from the 1st of July 1982 with the other agencies subsequent affiliation to the (iv) Distribution Association of Indian Universities of Sports Talents (Sports Division), New Delhi. Scholarships Form of The main objective of the Sports Authority of India committee is to promote games amongst the student sports and sports for the student’s person of the community of College/University University/Colleges by organizing and sending of (v) Sending of Inter-Universities Sports MU PG Students Teams for Tournaments, sending talented Inter College Sports sports persons in the various zonal Tournaments and All India levels in games & (vi) Issue of MU sports. Representation Sports Holding of MUSC Executive Certificates Committee meeting: (vii) To initiate (i) Holding of collection of Annual Sports Annual General Body Affiliation Fee & Student Meeting Sports Fees from the (ii) Preparation of affiliated colleges MUSC Annual Sports (viii) To make Calendar proposals for hosting Inter (iii) Supervise University Tournaments MU Inter College Sports (ix) Maintenance Tourna-ments organized by of infrastructure and sports various Affiliated Colleges equipments, playing fields, (iv) Sending of including Indoor & MU Sports Teams for AIU Outdoors sponsored Zonal/Inter- (x) Reaching Zonal/AllIndia Inter- infrastructure facilities like University Sports conditioning equipments, Tournaments mini health-gyms, playing (v) To conduct fields/courts etc. to the Trial Selection for students/ employees of the preparation of MU teams University and outsiders for participation in the Inter (xi) Sponsoring/h University Tournaments olding of the MU Inter (vi) To conduct College Sports Pre-competition coaching Tournaments camp for enhancement of
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performance in the Inter (xi) Issue University sports Incentive award as Blazer Coat tournaments for sportspersons in 1st, 2nd & 3rd (vii) Selection of places with officials in the AIIU team officials (Manager Tournaments and Coach) to accompany MU team for every sports 3. BENEFITS PROVIDED TO THE STUDENTS AND EMPLOYEES: It is one of the earnest efforts of the 4. PROGRAMME OF THE Department that all concerned be DEPARTMENT: benefited from what the Department In order to accomplish the objectives has taken up from time to time. With set forth the Department of Sports has this aim in view the Department has been carrying out different activities tried to provide, among others, easy year after year. The year under accessibility for the students and review devoted to the following employees, of course, outsiders to the aspects: following facilities. (i) Hosting of Executive (i) Making Committee & General Body available of services while Meeting MUSC organizing MU Inter-College (ii) Organize Inter Youth Festivals and other University Tournaments activities. (iii) Organize Inter (ii) To coordinate College Tournaments with the State Government, (iv) Organize Trial Manipur Olympic Association, Selection & Coaching Camp State Associations in activities (v) Preparation of MU concerning with sports. teams (iii) Offer (vi) Sending MU teams to guidelines in holding MU participation in various AIU Weeks, cultural, sports & sponsored Inter University literary Sports Tournaments etc. Activities – of the PG class’s (vii) Keep abreast of the students of the University. latest development in the area of (iv) Reaching sports. infrastructural facilities to the students/ employees of the 5. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN (v) University THE DEPARTMENT: and also to the outsiders/ locals At present the Department is manned (vi) Smooth by 9 (nine) staff members and 1(one) running of the Students’ Hostels Officer, Assistant Director of Sports. of the University on advisory 6. LIST OF SPORTS TALENT (vii) Capacity SCHOLARSHIPS: (viii) Sending of MU The list of Sports Talents Scholarship Sports Teams for AIU for the year 2009 is not yet received sponsored Zonal/Inter Zonal/All from the Sports Authority of India (ix) India Inter (SAI), New Delhi. University Sports Tournaments. i. Selection/preparat 7. ORGANIZATION AND ion of teams PARTICIPATE OF MANIPUR ii. Selection of team UNIVERSITY IN DEFERENT officials SPORTS: (x) Procurement In this year the Department of Sports of sport materials and MU had Organized many sports equipments of the University Tournaments i.e., 1 Inter University, 5
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Inter College Tournaments including 1 participating in the various Inter indigenous game (Mukna), 3 Trial University Tournament, 2009-10 Selection and also Conducted a pre- Session i.e. Archery (M&W), competition Coaching Camp on Badminton (M&W), Football (M&W), selected 3 sports disciplines for Wt. Pow. Lifting (M&W) and Best enhancement of the performance at Physique (m) and Fencing (M&W) Inter University Tournaments. and its detailed achievements are From these sports tournament we have given bellow: selected 4 sports disciplines for
ORGANIZED I.Inter University: Sl. Name of the Tournament Date Achievement 1 East Zone Inter University From 26 to 30th Runners – Up Badminton (M&W) Tournament Dec. 2009 Both Men & 2009-10 Women team.
II. Inter College: Name of the Tournament Date Venue
1 Archery (M&W) 20-9-2009 Birmangol College 2 Badminton (M&W) 20-11-09 Manipur University 3 Football (M) 01-12-09 Manipur University 4 Football (W) 03-12-09 Manipur University 5 Wt. Pow. Lifting (m&w) 01-12-09 Liberal College and Best Physique (m) 6 Thang-Ta (M&W) and Mukna 17-02-10 Kamakhya (M) Pemton College
III. Trial Selection: Sl. Sports Disciplines Venue Remark 1 Badminton (M&W) Manipur University Participated 2 Fencing (M&W) Manipur University Participated 3 Archery (M&W) Birmangol College Participated IV. Coaching Camp: Sl. Sports Discipline Duration of camp Achievement 1 Badminton (M&W) 10 days Runners-Up 2 Football (W) 5 days Participate 3 Fencing (M&W) 5 days 4 Meddles V. Participation in the various Inter University Tournaments with Achievements: Sl. Name of Sports Venue/Date Achievements Discipline 1 Archery (M/W) MS University, Udaipur Participate 2 Badminton (M&W) Manipur University Runners-Up 3 Badminton (M&W) Mangalore University Participate 4 Football (W) Kurukshetra University Participate 5 Fencing (M&W) Punjab University 4 Meddles
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ADMINISTRATION, LIBRARY, EXAMINATIONS, FINANCE, etc. ADIMINSTRATION Professor C. Amuba Singh, Vice- to the post of Section Officer Chancellor, was the principal executive w.e.f. 12.10.09 and academic officer of the University during the period from April, 2009 to 2. N. Gandhani Devi was appointed March, 2010 under report. He was also the as Data Entry Operator w.e.f. Chairman of the Executive Council, 23.02.2010 Academic Council and various Statutory 3. K. Manihar Singh, Asst. Bodies of the University. Controller of Examinations was Professor C. Amuba Singh, Vice- promoted as Dy. Controller of Chancellor, is assisted by the Pro Vice- Examinations w.e.f. 11.03.2010 Chancellor and the following officials in transacting the normal Academic and Administrative works of the university. Employees Expired during the period Academic: from April 2009 to March 2010: 1. Dean, School of Humanities 1. Ph. Lungthaolung Kabui, Peon, expired on 01.04.2009 2. Dean, School of Sciences 2. Md. Ahmed Ali, Gardener, expired 3. Dean, School of Social on 16.09.09 Sciences 3. N. Kunjo Singh, Sweeper, expired 4. Dean, School of Medical on 28.05.2010 Sciences Retirement during the period from Administration: April 2009 to March 2010 1. Registrar 1. C. Nabakumar Singh, Section Officer (Gen) retired on 31.07.2009 2. Finance Officer 2. Md. Abdullah, Jr. Assistant, retired 3. Controller of Examinations on 31.12.2009 3. R.K. Biren Singh, Section Officer 4. Director, College (A/cs) retired on28.02.2010 Development Council 4. S. Ibobi Singh, Section Officer 5. Director, Academic Staff (A/cs) retired on 28.02.2010 College 5. L. Jugeshwar Singh, Peon, retired on 28.02.2010 6. Librarian 6 A. Kala Singh, Chowkidar, retired 7. Dean of Students on 28.02.2010 7. M. Samden Singh, Jr. Asst., retired 8. University Engineer on 28.02.2010 Registrar is the Secretary of the Court, 8. Kh. Manihar Singh, Dy. Controller the Executive Council and the Academic of Examinations, retired on Council. The Registrar is assisted by 31.03.2010 Deputy Registrars and Assistant Registrars. Employees nominated for The Administrative Section is the overall Workshops/Seminars/Conferences in charge of the Administrative matter. during the period under report: Appointment/Promotion given to the 1. L. Rabindranath Sharma, Section non-teaching employees of the University Officer, and L. Sanajaoba Singh, PA during the year under report: To The Registrar, Manipur University, st Sl. Name of the Employee were nominated to attend the 1 Academic Administrators’ Workshop 1. Md. Rashid Khan was promoted at the Academic Staff College,
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Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
ACADEMIC SECTION
Names of Research Scholars Registered in the Year 2009-2010: School of Humanities: Department of Hindi Sl. Names of Research Enrolment No. Supervisor Scholars 1 Kanti Chakraborty 2760/09 Prof. Devraj 2 S Rameshwori Devi 2761/09 -do- 3 Kachinganglu Remei 2762/09 Dr. S Lanchenba Meetei Department of Manipuri 1 Th Tarunkumar Singh 2763/09 Prof. P Nabachandra Singh 2 M Rajesh Singh 2764/09 -do- 3 Maisnam Luwangba 2765/09 Prof. P Gunindro Singh 4 K Ranjita Devi 2766/09 Prof. N Aruna Devi 5 Rajiya Shani 2767/09 Prof. S Sanatombi Singha 6 N Nando Singh 2768/09 Dr Th Ibohanbi Singh 7 Kh Inaobi Singh 2769/09 -do- 8 Ksh Roshni Devi 2770/09 Dr Ng Ekashini Devi 9 S Ghanashyam Singh 2771/09 -do- 10 Ksh Rameshwar Singh 2772/09 Dr L Birjita Devi 11 N Soniya Devi 2773/09 -do- Total no. of Research Scholars Registered in the School of Humanities = 14 School of Sciences: Department of Anthropology Sl. Names of Research Scholars Enrolment No. Supervisor 1 Thangjamang Chongloi 2774/09 Dr. M Manibabu 2 G.A Rongmei 2775/09 -do- 3 Esther Lalremkim 2776/09 Dr. SA Latif Shah Department of Earth Science 1 RK Tapan Kumar 2781/09 Dr. N Ibotombi Singh Department of Life Sciences 1 Rebika Soibam Chanu 2782/09 Dr. Asha Gupta Department of Chemistry 1 W Bembee Devi 2777/09 Dr. RK Bhubon 2 Ruhima Khan 2778/09 Prof. M Dhaneshwar Singh 3 N Ghanashyam 2779/09 Prof. SK Srivastava 4 RK Bindiya Devi 2780/09 Prof. RK Hemakumar Singh Department of Mathematics 1 A Ingocha Singh 2794/09 Prof. KS Bhamra 2 Kh Brojendro Singh 2795/09 Dr. I Tomba Singh 3 Ksh Mangijaobi Devi 2796/09 Dr. Th Biren Singh 4 Laishram Kapil 2811/09 Dr. Ng Ibohal Singh
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Department of Physics 1 K Shusilkumar Singh 2798/09 Dr. S Brajamani Singh 2 S Shanjit Singh 2799/09 Prof. K Yugindro Department of Statistics 1 N Rupachandra 2800/09 Dr. RK Narendra Singh Total No. of Research Scholar Registered in the School of Sciences = 16 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES: Department of Commerce Sl. Names of Research Scholars Enrolment No. Supervisor 1 Nandita Laishram 2806/09 Dr. Robita Sorokhaibam 2 Longjam Linashwori Devi 2807/09 Dr. Rajmani Singha Department of Economics 1 RM Vino 2801/09 Prof. Amar Yumnam Department of Education 1 C Niangboi Khuptong 2802/09 Dr. K Shitaljit Singh 2 L Nabachandra Singh 2803/09 -do- 3 M Prakash Singh 2804/09 -do- 4 Ksh Binokumari Devi 2805/09 -do- Department of History 1 Thiyam Sudip 2819/09 Dr. Shantirani Devi 2 Yumkhaibam Brajakumar Singh 2820/09 Dr. Babhananda T 3 Hidangmayum Johnny Sharma 2821/09 -do- 4 Kshetrimayum Rajesh Singh 2833/09 Dr. Shantirani Devi Department of Library & Information Science 1 Khwairakpam Babita Devi 2566/09 Dr. Ch Ibohal Singh 2 Moirangthem Lokendro Singh 2567/09 -do- 3 Sangrang Prahma 2810/09 -do- 4 Naorem Romikanta Singh 2811/09 Dr. Th Madhuri Devi 5 Angom Shelly Singh 2812/09 -do- 6 Haominthang Vaiphei 2813/09 -do- Department of Manipur Institue of Management Studies 1 Priyobrata Gurumayum 2814/09 Dr. W Chandbabu Singh 2 Ph Bharatbhusan 2815/09 Dr. Memcha L 3 Deepak Kshetrimayum 2816/09 Dr. L Prabhakar 4 Huidrom Jitenkumar Singh 2817/09 Dr. W. C Singh 5 Seram Sureshkumar Singh 2818/09 Dr. Ch Ibohal Meitei Department of Political Science 1 N Gopiraman Singh 2822/09 Dr. Benjamin Gangmei 2 Hoinu Haokip 2823/09 Dr. L Suraj Singh 3 O Sadananda Singh 2824/09 Dr. Dhanabir Laishram 4 Lisam Henthoiba 2825/09 Dr. Th Binarani Devi 5 Nektingkou Neihshyal Th 2826/09 Dr. H Indrakumar Singh 6 Md Najir Khan 2827/09 Dr. L Suraj Singh 7 Ishani Oinam 2828/09 Dr. K Kunjani Devi 8 Yumnam Premananda 2829/09 Prof. S Rajendra Singh 9 Heisnam Okendro 2830/09 -do- 10 RK Marjit 2831/09 Dr. H Indrakumar Singh 11 Y Nabakishwar Singh 2832/09 Prof. K Ibo Singh Total no. of Research Scholar Registered in the School of Social Science = 33 Grand Total for three Schools = 63
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NAMES OF RESEARCH SCHOLARS WHO HAVE SUBMITTED THEIR THESES DURING THE YEAR UNDER REPORT: SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES Department of English Sl. No. of Topic Name of Date of Research Supervisor Submission Scholar 1 Lairenlakpam Gender discrimination and Prof. M. Mani 25-09-2009 Romabati Devi liberated Women in Shashi Meitei. Despande’s Novels. 2 Konsam Language and Style in the Dr. Ch. 19-02-2010 Tejrani Devi works of Arundhati Roy: Sheelaramani Study. D.M.C. of Arts. 3 Thongam Feminist Consciousness in Dr. Ch. 22-02-2010 Debeshori Devi the Major Poetry of Kamala Sheelaramani, Das and Sylvia Plath: A D.M.C. of Arts Comparative Study. 4 Khoisnam Renaissance Elements in the Dr. Kh Kunjo 18-01-2010 Ranjit Singh plays of Christopher Singh Marlowe (A study of Themes and Techniques) 5 Keisham Githa Hariharan’s Novels -do- 03-02-2010 Ragini Devi Decolonizing the Mind. Department of Hindi 1 Saratkumari Devi Mannu Bhandari ke Prof. H. Subadani 28-04-2009 Nongmeikapam upanyashangke Devi, MU Samajshastriya Adhyayan 2 Aribam Manipurka Hindi -do- 16-06-2009 Brajakumar Sahitya aur patrakarit Sharma (Eiti nasik aur Sahityik Adhyayan) 3 Goma Devi Bharatiya Bhandhari Prof. Devraj 21-08-2009 Sharma ke upanyason ka samaj shastriya adhyayan 4 Waikhom Chanu Sankeden Chetna ke -do- 26-06-2009 Ibehaibi Pari Pre Prskshya Mein Sarushwar Dayal Saksena Evan Sware Biren ke Kauga ka Mulnalahnak Adhyayan Department of Linguistics 1 Naorem Brojen Simte Grammar Prof. Ch. Jaswanta 30-05-2009 Singh Singh, MU 2 Chanam The formation and the Dr. N. Pramodini 08-10-2009 Pramodini Devi classification of the Devi words in Manipuri(Meiteiron) 3 Moirangthem Componential Dr. S. Imoba 10-11-2009 Ashalata Devi Analysis of Manipuri Singh Verbs. Department of Manipuri
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1 Salam Manipuri Upanyasta Prof. N. Aruna 25-04-2009 Shantibala Devi Nupigi Shaktam (1970- Devi, MU 2000) 2 Ch. Kiranbala Kunsuba Chahichagi Prof. N. Aruna 28-04-2009 Devi Anishuba Tangkhaigi Devi, MU Manipuri Warimachada Nupigi Masak.
3 N. Khelpriya Chahi Cha 18da Prof. P. 13-05-2009 Devi Honglakliba Gunindro Singh Manipuri Sangskritigee Shaklon. 4 N. Nongalei Manipuri Sahityagi Prof. S. 30-05-2009 Singha Maru oiba Khanda Sanatombi Kangashing Neinaba Singha 5 R.K. Kiranbala Manipuri Sahityagi Prof. S. Tomba 29-08-2009 Devi Mayaichanba Singh Matam (18-19 suba) da Changsillakpa Waheishing(loan words) Neinaba. 6 S. Thanilleima Houjiki Manipuri Prof. N. Tombi 29-06-2009 Theater Neinaba Singh, Prof. S. Maru oina Ratan Tomba Singh Thiyamgee Theater (CoGuide) da yumpham oiba. 7 Loitongbam Manipuri Prof P 27-11-2009 Chanu Memi Sheirengda Nativism Nabachandra gi Mashak. Singh 8 Bachespatimayu Khunung Esheigee Prof. P. 16-12-2009 m Suresh Makhal Ama Oina Nabachandra Sharma Khongjomparva Singh Neinaba 9 Longjam Anand Manipuri Longei Prof. S. Tomba 21-12-2009 Singh (Dictionary) Eba/ Singh Shembada Thengnaba Shamashyasing Neinaba. Department of Philosophy 1 W. Ibethoi Devi A critical study of Dr. L. Naobi 24-04-2009 locke’s Theory of Singh, Reader, knowledge. Imphal College SCHOOL OF SCIENCES: Department of Anthropology 1 Shougaijam Manthak (Kakching) Dr. M.C. Arun, 30-11-2009 Brajeshwori Devi Kom Village: A study MU
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on continuity and change. Department of Earth Science 1 Chabungbam Petrological and Dr. S. Ibotombi 29-06-2009 Mangi Khuman Geochemical Studies of Singh Ophiolite belt in parts of Chandel and Ukhrul District, Manipur and their tectonic significance.
2 Chingshubam Environmental Impact Dr. N. Ibotombi 24-11-2009 Toni Singh of Shifting Cultivation Singh, DMC(Sc.) in Manipur River Basin: A GIS Approach Department of Life Science 1 Kshetrimayum Development of in Vitro Prof. G.J. Sharma, 24-02-2010 Punyarani propagation Protocols of MU Four Species under the Families Costaceae and Zingiberaceae 2 Geeta kumari Phylogenetic Studies of Prof. W. 19-03-2010 Khangjrakpam Fishes Belonging to the Vishwanath Singh order Perciformes Found in North East India. 3 K. Dhanapati Insects and mite pests of Prof. R. 21-05-2009 Devi tea from Senapati Varatharajan District, Manipur 4 Nongmaithem Nutritional and Dr. Ch. 14-08-2009 Jaya Devi microbial change during Sarojnalini the storage of some smoked fish of Manipur 5 Thiyam Mina Studies on Cyenogenic Prof. G.A. 31-08-2009 Devi Glycosides and other Santibala, anti-nutritional factors of Co-Guide bamboo shoots and Dr. S. Giri Singh Soibum processing in different localities of Manipur. 6 N. Sarita Devi Effects of Biotic Prof. P.S. Yadava 30-09-2009 disturbances on the soil microbial biomass and mineralization process in the bamboo forest ecosystem at None- Tamenglong, Manipur 7 Khangembam Leimnological Study of Prof. W. 05-10-2009 Rajmani Singh the Water bodies of Vishwanath Imphal Valley in relation to aquatic life. 8 Thounaojam Protozone parasites of Prof. W. 25-11-2009 Hemananda Fishes in Valley District Vishwanath Singh of Manipur. 9 Hijam Systematic Studies on Prof. R. 29-03-2010
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Chingthangkho the Sanoptera Faauna of Varatharajan mba Singh Kaziranga National Park, Assam. 10 Md. Riyajuddin Biodiversity, Nutrient Prof. P.S. Yadava 30-03-2010 Khan Value and Herbage Production in Successional Grassland at Khongjom, Manipur.
11 Hemam Sunita Reproductive Dr. W Bidyarani 20-01-2010 Devi Physiology and Ecology Devi of Lepidocephalichthys Irrorata, Hora (Family Copitidae) Department of Chemistry 1 S. Joychandra Studies on the metal Dr. O. Mukherjee 07-05-2009 Singh catalyzed Organic Singh, reactions. 2 Konjengbam Spectral Studies of 4f-4f Prof. N. 06-07-2009 Anita transition of Some Rajmuhon Singh selected Lanthanide Complexes with ethylenediamine, ethylenedia minetetra acetic acid, thiosemi Carbozide and some amino acids. 3 Ongnam Medha Spectral Studies of 4f-4f Prof. N. 13-07-2009 Devi transition of some Rajmuhon Singh selected trivalent lanthanide metal complexes with multidentale nitrogen/oxygen donor legans. 4 Sharmeli Studies on the Binary Dr. R. K. Lonibala 06-07-2009 Yumnam Complexes of Lanthanide (iii) ions with base derived from Isonicotinic Acid Hydrazide 5 Naorem Investigation on the Prof. N. 14-08-2009 Shubhachandra Aggregation behaviour Homendro Singh of some Surfactants in Water Soluble Nonionic Polymer Gel Networks. 6 K. Brajeshwari Isolation and Dr. L. Warjeet 05-09-2009 Devi Characterization of Singh active principles from similar lanceifolia Roxb.& cissus adnate Rexb.
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7 Naorem Catalysis and Inhibition Prof. S.K. 22-10-2009 Arunkumar of Nuclephilic addition Srivastava Singh on stabilized carbonium ions by surfactants: Applicability of enzyme catalysis model. 8 Nimalini Synthesis of substituted Prof. W. Warjeet 21-12-2009 Moirangthem & fused pyrionidine Singh derivatives having extensive biological properties Department of Computer Science 1 Haobam Computational Analysis Prof.BB 29-07-2009 Mamata Devi of Manipur Text Corpus. Choudhuri, Dr.S. Birendra Singh (Co-Guide) Department of Mathematics 1 L. Priyanandini K.K.M. Theory Dr. M. Ranjit 08-04-2009 Devi Singh Department of Physics 1 Anoubam Spectral properties of Black Prof. K. 30-03-2009 Senorita Devi Hole Systems Jugindro Singh 2 Ibetombi Synthesis of Li-Zn-Co Prof. Sumitra 27-05-2009 Soibam Ferrites and Li-Zn-Ni Phanjoubam Ferrites for Citrite Precursor method and their Structural, Mossbauer, Magnetic and Electrical Characterization. 3 Oinam Studies of Solvable Prof. C. Amuba 20-07-2009 Babynanda Potentials in Non- Singh, Prof. Th. Devi Relativistic Quantum Jekendra (Co- Mechanics: The Ladder Guide) Operator Method. 4 Seram Bobby Fabrication and Dr. H. 31-12-2009 Singh characterization of nano- Basantakumar structure ferroelectric Sharma Barium Strontium Titanate (Bal, Sr, Tio 3) thin flames. Department of Statistics 1 Ningombam A Statistical Study of Prof. R.K. 24-12-2009 Sanajaoba Waiting time to Narendra Singh Singh conception: A survival Analysis approach 2 Wangkhem Impact of Contraceptive Prof. R.K. 21-10-2009 Jibol Singh devices on Population Narendra Singh Dynamics on Manipur : A KAP Study SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES: Department of Adult Education Sl. Name of Topic Name of Date of Research Supervisor Submission Scholar 1 Moirangthem A critical Analysis of the Dr. S.Gunadhor 20-11-2009 Babita Devi Problems of Singh, Dr. S.
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Government Elementary Ranjit Singh School in Greater (CoGuide) Imphal Area: A micro Study. 2 Ayekpam A Study of Early -do- 19-03-2010 Ibomcha Meetei Socialization of the BRU Community of Mizoram
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Department of Commerce 1 Oinam Anandi Financial management in Dr. A. 11-09-2009 Devi Universities: A comparative Rajamani Study of Selected Central Singh and State Universities of North East India. Department of Economics 1 H. Komol Singha Economy of a Tribal Prof. Amar 13-04-2009 Village: A Study of Yumnam Maram Khullen, Senapati Dist. Manipur. 2 Md. Sidiqur Socio Economic History Prof. L. 25-06-2009 Rahman of Manipur Muslim Tombi Singh 3 Th. Amumacha Public Capital formation Dr. Ksh. 03-10-2009 Singh in Manipur (1980-2002) Jhaljit Singh 4 K. Jilangamba Employment & Prof. L. 26-09-2009 Singh Occupational Structure of Tombi Singh the Meitei in Barak Valley, Assam. 5 Th. Premchand Problems and Prospects of Prof. L. 26-10-2009 Singh Brick Manufacturing Tombi Singh Industries in Manipur since 1980-2004 Department of History 1 L. Haokholet Historical Geography of K. K. Das 26-02-2010 Churachandpur and adjoining Areas. 2 Joyce Sitlhou Gender Relation in a Prof. Lal Dena 02-05-2009 Changing Tribal Society: A Case Study of Thadou Women in Manipur Through the Ages. 3 Laishram A Historical Study of the Prof. N. 07-07-2009 Ratankumar Role& Politics of Civil Lokendra Singh Singh Society in Manipur (1980- 2004) 4 Ningthoujam The Luwangs of Manipur: A Dr.L.Kunjeshw 30-07-2009 Santa Devi Historical Study. ori Devi 5 Md. Farooque A Historical Study of Ethnic Prof. N. 25-04-2009 Ahmed Conflicts in North East India Lokendra Singh with particular reference to Assam ‘1960-2005’ 6 Gurumayum Women’s Movement of Prof. N. 30-10-2009 Anulata Devi Manipur and Nigerian Joykumar Singh Women’s Movement: A Comparative Study (1929 and 1939) 7 Ngangom History of Women’s Dr. Salam Irene 30-11-2009 Joyshree Devi Education in Manipur upto 1947 8 Thouchom The Ethnological Study of Dr. L. 26-11-2009 Mina Devi the Liangmei Tribe of Kunjeswari Manipur. Devi
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9 Shimreiphy Developmental process Prof. N. 29-09-2009 Athary among the Tangkhul: A Lokendra Singh Historical Study (1950- 1990) 10 Holkhongam Christian Missionaries Dr. Salam Irene 25-04-2009 Haokip among the Kukis : A Historical Study. 11 Ramyo Simon Social Structure and rise of Dr. Salam Irene 24-03-2010 Middle class among the Tangkhul Naga Tribe. Department of Library & Information Science 1 Ch. Tanuja Devi Library Economics in Dr. Th. 24-08-2009 Manipur Madhuri Devi 2 Laishram Sports Information System Dr. Th. 23-12-2009 Nandakumar Singh of Manipur: A Critical Khomdon Analysis. Singh Department of Political Science 1 R.K. Brajananda The Question of Human Prof. K. Ibo 07-12-2009 Singh Rights in Myanmar Singh (1988-2008) 2 Ayangbam Party System in Manipur Dr. S. Mangi 24-08-2009 Shyamkishor (1985-2002) Singh 3 A. Sharmila Devi Politics in Manipur Prof. Ksh. 15-06-2009 1972-1984. Bimola Devi 4 O. Sareeta Devi Gandhi on Women: A Prof. Ksh. 12-05-2009 case study of Manipur. Bimola Devi
LIST OF MEDALS AND CASH AWARDS
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE Sl. Department Name of Medal 1. First Class First in M.Sc. (Anthropology) Gurumanum Kanhaimacha Sharma Memorial Gold Medal 2. First Class First in M.Sc. (Biochemistry) Kangjam Ongbi Nungshisana Memorial Gold Medal 3. First Class First in M.Sc. (Chemistry) Khaidem Rajmani Singh Memorial Gold Medal 4. First Class First in M.Sc. (Earth Science) Kongjengbam Dhono Singh Memorial Gold Medal 5. First Class First in M.Sc. (Geography) Smt. Jagga Devi Yamuna Singh Memorial Gold Medal 6. First Class First in M.Sc. (Life Science) Gurumanyum Ongbi Pishak Devei Memorial Gold Medal 7. First Class First in M.Sc. (Mathematics) Thoidingjam Damayanti Devi Memorial Gold Medal 8. First Class First in M.Sc. (Physics) Kishurchand Saraogi Memorial Gold Medal 9. First Class First in M.Sc. (Statistics) Sh. Krishnagopal Sharma Memorial Gold Medal 10. First Class First in MCA Chungkham Pradeepkumar Memorial Gold Medal 11. First Class First in M.Sc. (Biotechnology) L. Dinachandra Singh Memorial Gold Medal
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12. First Class First in TDC (Mathematics) Huidrom Gourakishore Singh Memorial Gold Medal 13. First Class First in TDC (Physics) Dr. Naorem Dhiren Singh Memorial Gold Medal 14. First Class First in B.Sc (Honours/Core) Geology Ksheroda Thangjam Memorial Gold Medal 15. First Class First in B.Sc. (Honours) in Computer HOD Dwijendra Sharma Science Memorial Gold Medal 16. First Class First in B.Sc. (Honours) in Chemistry Ningthemcha Ongbi Binodini Shija Memorial Gold Medal 17. First Class First in B.Sc. (Honours) in Botany Elangbam Iboton Singh Memorial Gold Medal 18. First Class First B.Sc. (Honours) in Zoology Akoijam Ranjana Devi Memorial Gold Medal 19. First Class First Position in BE in Computer Lairikyengbam Bhanumati Science Memorial Gold Medal 20. Topper of the M.Sc. Anthropology Dr. T. S. Gangte in Social and Cultural Anthropology. Memorial Gold Medal.
GOLD MEDALS ON SECURING HIGHEST MARKS SCHOOL OF SCIENCES Sl. Department Name of Medal 21. Highest Marks in MA/MSc. In School of Sciences VK Pathak Memorial Gold Medal 22. Highest Marks in MSc. (Amongst Tribal Students) H.T. Thungam Memorial Gold Medal 23. Highest Marks in TDC (Science) Exam. Prof. H. Tombi Singh Gold Medal 24. First Class First in B.Sc (Honours/Core) in N. Yaima Singh Geography Memorial Gold Medal 25. Highest Marks in First Class in MSc Life Sciences Dr. Th. Bobardhon Singh (Zoology) Memorial Gold Medal 26. Highest Marks in First Class in MSc Life Sciences Ak. Leirenjao, Tombi, Thoibi (Botany) Memorial Gold Medal SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE Sl. Department Name of Medal 27. First in MBBS Exam. (January) with not less than Dr. R.K. Ibotonsana 60% marks in aggregate Memorial Gold Medal 28. First in Medicine in MBBS Exam. (January) with Dr. Th. Tonsana Singh 70% or more Memorial Gold Medal 29. First in Gynaecology and Obstetrics in MBBS Dr. Bedamani Devi, Exam. (January) with minimum 70% marks Memorial Gold Medal 30. First in Pharmacology in MBBS Exam. (January) Konsam Kanhai Singh with 70% or more in the Subject Memorial Gold Medal 31. First in Surgery in MBBS Exam. (January) with Chongtham Thombou Singh not less than 70% marks Memorial Gold Medal 32. First in Ophthalmology in MBBS Exam. (January) Thockchom Jatra Singh with not less than 70% marks Memorial Gold Medal 33. First in ENT in MBBS Exam. January Ningthemcha Ongbi Binodini Shija Memorial Gold Medal 34. First in MBBS Exam. (January) with at least 70% Thounaojam Koireng Singh of the Total marks in 1st, 2nd and 3rd Professionals Memorial Gold Medal 35. Highest Rank MD (General Medicine) Karam Ongbi Tombisana Devi Memorial Gold Medal
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36. Highest Grade in MS Exam. In Obsterics and Khaidem Biramangol Singh Gynaecology Memorial Gold Medal 37. First Class First in MS Exam in Surgery Thounaojam Ningol Mayanglambam Ongbi Binashakhi Devi Memorial Gold Medal SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Sl. Department Name of Medal 38. Highest Marks in MA Examination in Social Asem Joykumar Singh Sciences Memorial Gold Medal 39. First Class First in MCom Smt. Attar Kour Setia Memorial Gold Medal 40. First Class First in MA (Economics) Elangbam Tompok Memorial Gold Medal 41. First Class First in MA (Education) Dr. Maimom Shanti Devi Gold Medal 42. First Class First in MA (History) Paoman Kulabidhu Singh Memorial Gold Medal 43. First Class First in MA (Political Science) L.M. Ibungohal, Memorial Gold Medal 44. First Class First in MBA Examination Ngangom Shakhu Devi Memorial Gold Medal 45. MBA of Excellence Roshankanta Potsangbam Memorial Gold Medal 46. First Class First in Master of Library and Thoidingjam Mangoljao Singh Information Science Memorial Gold Medal 47. Overall Topper who secures not less than 60% Konung Sanatomba marks in PG Diploma in JMC Memorial Gold Medal 48. First Class First in LL.M. (Final) Exam. R.K. Sanajaobi Memorial Gold Medal 49. First Class First in LL.B. (Final) Exam O. Thambal Singh Memorial Gold Medal 50. First Class First in BLIB Sc. Prof. Mr. Kumbhar Memorial Gold Medal 51. First Class First in Bed. Exam Laishram Joychandra Singh Memorial Gold Medal 52. First Class First in BCom. Exam R.K. Sanahal Singh Memorial Gold Medal 53. First Class First in TDC (Economics) Haobam Gouradas Singh Memorial Gold Medal 54. Topper (First Class First) in M.A. Adult Education Dr. Gailangam Kamei Examination Memorial Gold Medal 55. First Class in MA Exam. In Political Science as Sapam Tomcha Singh well as securing highest marks in the paper ‘ Memorial Gold Medal International Relations’ (not below 60%) SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES Sl. Department Name of Medal 56. First Class First in M.A. (English) Nahakpam Surendra Singh Memorial Gold Medal 57. First Class First in M.A. (Manipuri) Smt. Mangolnganbi Devi Memorial Gold Medal 58. First Class First in M.A. (Hindi) Salam Kishorchandra Singh Memorial Gold Medal
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59. First Class First in M.A. (Linguistics) Kshetrimayum Ningthoujao Singh Memorial Gold Medal 60. First Class First in M.A. (Philo.) L. Thambalngoubi Devi Gold Medal 61. First Class First in M.A. in English as well Prof. S.N. Prasad Memorial securing First Class marks in Commonwealth Gold Medal Literature with highest marks (not below 60%) 62. First Class First in TDC-III Exam (English) Smt. L. Rebati Devi Memorial Gold Medal GOLD MEDALS ON SECURING HIGHEST MARKS Sl. Department Name of Medal 63. Highest marks in P.G. Exams, in the three Schools Akoijam Udhob Singh of Studies Memorial Gold Medal 64. Highest Marks in M.A. Final Examination in M. Ibochouba Singh Humanities and Social Sciences Memorial Gold Medal 65. Highest Marks in the School of Humanities Maisnam Ongbi Ibetombi Devi Memorial Gold Medal 66. Highest Marks in M.A. (Manipuri Dance) Smt. Usha Devi Gold Medal 67. First Class First in B.A. (Gen/Hons) & Highest Dr. Gopal Kumar Niroula Marks in Nepali (MIL) (Not less than 60% Marks) Chhetry Gold Medal in B.A. Final Exam. 68. Highest Marks in B.A.(Hons) in 1st Class M. Amar Singh Memorial Gold Medal LIST OF MEDALS AND CASH AWARDS 69. Cash Award of Rs. 1051/- in the name of Sharimad Paramhamsa Swami Jogendranada Giri Maharaj for a student who secures first class and highest marks in Master’s degree in Science 70. Cash Award of Rs. 1001/- in the name of Sharimad Paramhamsa Swami Jogendrananda Giri Maharaja for a student who secures first class in Master’s degree in Arts (Social Sciences and Humanities) 71. Cash Award of Rs. 3001/- in the name of Late Smt. Nongmeikapam Ongbi Ibemhal Devi for a student, who secures first position in MBBS Examination securing not less than 60% marks in total. 72. Cash Award of Rs. 3001/- in the name of Ngariyanbam Ningol Rupabati Devi (Nganbi Devi) for student who secures highest marks in aggregate amongst the candidates for examination in Master Degree in Arts (School of Humanities). 73. Cash Award of Rs. 2000/- in the name of Konung Sanatomba for the overall topper who secures not less than 60% marks in the Post-graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communation.
ACADEMIC STAFF COLLEGE
The UGC-Academic Staff College, teaching in the contemporary higher Manipur University has had a tremendous educational environment. A teacher in year (2009-10) of academic activities with higher education has a crucial role to play a large number of teachers’ participation in the teaching learning process by from various parts of the country. The creating a context in which the student’s Academic Staff College attempts to desire and ability to learn can work visualize some of the important goals in effectively. The UGC-Academic Staff the process of conducting academic College proposes to design a system for programme and confidence making among training teachers in higher education with the teachers. We critically examine the a sharp focus on educational management values and presuppositions underpinning and on the capacity to tackle change.
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Simultaneously the UGC-Academic Staff During the academic calendar, 2009- College has also made an attempt on how 10 reporting hereof the following courses teaching and research can be brought into were approved by the UGC vide its letter closer relationship and teaching in higher F.No. 23-1/2009 (ASC) dated 1/4/2009. education can itself become a field of research.
Sl. Name of Courses Orientation Programme 1 1st Orientation Programme 2 2nd Orientation Programme 3 3rd Orientation Programme 4 4th Orientation Programme Refresher Courses 1 Refresher course in Education 2 Refresher Course in Environmental Studies 3 Refresher course in Hindi 4 Refresher course in Library Information Sciences 5 Refresher course in Earth Sciences 6 Refresher course in Anthropology 7 Refresher course in Life Sciences 8 Refresher course in Manipuri 9 Refresher Course in Theatre & Performing Arts (Dance) 10 Refresher Course in ICT Applications (MD) Short Term Courses 1 Work Culture & its ethical value for Group D posts (4-days) 2 Professional Development Skill for C to B posts (6-days) 3 Workshop on Research Guide (6 days) 4 Research Methodology for Ph.D. Scholar (6-days) 5 Intellectual Property Right (IPR - 6 days) 6 Remote Sensing (one week) The UGC-Academic Staff College conducted the following courses effectively and successfully. Sl. Name of the programme Programmes conducted 1 Short Term Course in Research Methodology 25.05.2009 to 30.05.2009 2 Short Term Course in Research Guide 13.07.2009 to 18.07.2009 3 Refresher Course in Environmental Studies 05.06.2009 to 25.06.2009 4 Refresher Course in Hindi 29.06.2009 to 18.07.2009 5 Refresher Course in Library and Information Sc. 20.07.2009 to 09.08.2009 6 Refresher Course in Education 15.07.2009 to 04.08.2009 7 Refresher Course in Life Sciences 24.09.2009 to 14.10.2009 8 Refresher Course in Manipuri 21.10.2009 to 10.11.2009 9 Refresher course Theatre & Performing Arts 07.01.2010 to 27.1.2010 (Dance) 10 Orientation Programme on “North East India- 05.11.2009 to 05.12.2009 Nation-Building & Ethnicity” 11 Orientation Programme on “Human Resource 08.12.2009 to 05.01.2010 Development & Information Technology” 12 Orientation Programme on Development, Social 05.02.2010 to 30.02.2010 Change and Gender
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As per data maintained by the UGC-ASC, 401 teachers/Research scholars had been participated in the above courses. Male Female Outstation Gen ST SC OBC Total 195 206 31 244 35 16 75 401
In-spite of the fact that a large number of applicants had applied for participation, the UGC-Academic Staff College has not in a position to conduct the following courses till today because of certain factors: Orientation Programme 1. 4th Orientation Programme Refresher Course: 1. Refresher course in Earth Sciences 2. Refresher course in Anthropology 3. Refresher Course in ICT Applications (MD) Short Term Courses 1. Work Culture & its ethical value for Group D posts (4-days) 2. Professional Development Skill for C to B posts (6-days) 3. Intellectual Property Right (IPR – 6 days) 4. Remote Sensing (one week)
The UGC Academic Staff College, UGC-ASC, Manipur University has its Manipur University has procured 512 reading room at the existing new building. volumes of books on different disciplines Dr. R.K.Ranjan Singh, Director i/c, UGC- related with the courses/programmes Academic Staff College and College organized by the UGC-ASC from time to Development Council, has been elected time. Besides, the UGC-ASC has Vice-President of National Association of compiled 60 numbers of volumes Geographers India from January, 2010. (Reading materials) and distributed to each participants during the courses. Now,
MANIPUR UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
Building area 3200 sq.m. The library being located The Manipur University Library has a at the centre of the university campus, all marvelous building of its own and located the library users can easily access to it. at the centre of the University Campus. Considering the technical advantages of The present area of the library is 2500 the central point, the university authority sq.m. The carpet area of the reading room has installed the Internet HUB in the is 900 sq.m. and the carpet area of the library. stack room is 1000 sq.m. The sections like Circulation, Internet nodes, Stack room, Library Users Office and the public conveniences are All the teachers, research scholars, accommodated at the ground floor. The P.G. students, officers and non-teaching first floor, which has an area of 700 sq.m. staff of the university can be enrolled as a is use as reading room, reference, text member of the library. The total number of book, acquisition, INFLIBNET, technical enrolled members of the library is 2882. section, etc. The second floor, which has The number of books, which are borrower, an area of 700 sq.m. is use as periodical can take for home reading is as shown section. The third floor is under bellow: construction. After completion of the construction work the library will have an
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Category of Number of Manipur University Library is in the Members Books entitled forefront of library automation and Teachers 12 networking in the North East India. The Ph.D./M.Phil/ 6 library became a node of INFLIBNET Post Doctoral since 1993 and has three databases P.G. Students 4 namely: i) Books ii) Serials and iii) Theses Officers 6 are incorporated in the union databases of Non- 2 INFLIBNET, Ahmedabad. The library is Teaching also a member of UGC-Infonet e-journal Staff consortium. The consortium provides current as well as archival access to more Besides, a number of visitors from then 5000 core and peer-reviewed journals outside are also coming for reading, and nine bibliographic databases from 23 consulting and browsing of Internet. The publishers and aggregators in different average library user per day is about 300. disciplines. This facility is extended to Almost all the time the reading chairs and other departments by Fiber Optic Cables Internet points are occupied by the library and by Wi-Fi. users. Other Activities Collections The Manipur University Library in As on 31st March 2010, the library has collaboration with the National Library, a total collection of 1,56,811 books and Kolkata organized a 3-Day workshop on subscribed to 242 printed journals and 23 “Application of Computers in Libraries” at dailies. Total number of books added M.U. Library, Imphal from 24-26th March during the year is 4672. The library can 2010. Dr. Th. Khomdon Singh, Librarian also access to about 5764 foreign journals (i/c) was the Coordinator and Dr. R.K. by using Internet facilities given by Joteen Singh, Information Scientist was INFLIBNET programme of UGC. The the resource person. library has more then 30 computers with Internet connectivity. The library has a good collection of CDs/DVDs, Maps, etc. Activities of Library Staff Library Hours Dr. Th. Khomdon Singh, Librarian The library remains open from 9:00 (i/c) was the Director of an ICSSR Project a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on all weekdays and entitled “Information Seeking Behaviour from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sundays. of the Social Scientists in the Colleges and Library Services Other Institutions of Manipur”. He had The library provides almost all the submitted the Project report in December services, which are commonly given by a 2009. Under his supervision, Mrs. M. university library. Some additional Sobita Devi submitted her M. Phil services/ facilities given by the library are: Dissertation on “Library Services in the i) The library follows open Universities of Manipur: A Comparative access system, which enables the Study” at the Global Open University, readers to select their desired books Nagaland. He was the Director of the Two direct from shelf. Day Seminar on “Movement, ii) There is well-furnished Development and Public Library Services” reading room with A.C. organized by MALA on 14-15th Nov. iii) Online Public Access 2009. He also edited a book entitled Catalogue (OPAC) is available for “Application of Computers in Libraries” checking whether a particular book is and a “Commemorative volume of the available in the library or not. Golden Jubilee Celebration of the State iv) Xerox facilities operated by Central Library Imphal. He was resource private parties are available in the person of 3 refresher courses conducted by library. UGC, Academic Staff College, Manipur v) The library has both Internet University, Imphal. He chaired in many and intranet facilities. academic discussions related with library. Library Networking
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He is one of the Counselors of IGNOU contributed a paper entitled “UGC- Study Centre 1701. INFONET Usage in Manipur University: A Statistical Comparison of Downloads Dr. R.K. Joteen Singh, Information from different Publishers” published in Scientist authored a book entitled “The DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information and Library Network Information Technology, Nov 2009. Programme in 21st Century”. He also
COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Following the conversion/upgradation Development Council had more than of the erstwhile state-run Manipur before involved in the multi-pronged- University to a central university by an act strategy to secure an all round of Parliament, namely, the Manipur development for all the college. University Act, 2005 (No. 54 of 2005), the Academic and infrastructure development first College Development Council of the had been the theme throughout this period. University has been constituted on 4th The details of engagement of the CDC August, 2008 u/s 47(d) of the Act with the during the period under review are Vice Chancellor, Manipur University as presented as under for an objective the Chairman of the Council along with 9 assessment of all concerned: (nine) other ex officio members for a term (i) Manipur University College Statistics of 3 (three) years. One of the basic 2008-09 was brought out in October objectives of the Council is to ensure 2009. proper planning and integrated (ii) Interface Meeting of XIth Plan UGC development of the affiliated colleges of Expert Committee was held on 1st and the University. The Council has been kept 2nd May, 2009. As an outcome of the functioning with Dr. R.K. Ranjan Singh, meeting, enough fund had been as Director in-charge of the Council, who granted to 43 colleges covered by has been assisted by an S.O., a section 2(f) and 12 (B) of the UGC Stenographer and a Jr. Assistant. During Act. the period under review, the College
(iii) Chart enumerating the academic activities during the period:
No. of Applications forwarded to the UGC No. of college Granted Permanent Affiliation Development Research Teacher New grant project fellowship courses 01 05 01 03 13
(iv) Proposals from the following five (v) Enrolment colleges had been submitted to the During the period under review, 23, Ministry of Human Resource 074 students were enrolled in Development for participation in the different courses including law, exercise of NMEICT. medical, engineering courses, etc. 1. Lamka College, against the previous years’ figure of Churachandpur 26,006. 2. S. Kula Women’s (vi) Affiliation College, Nambol (i) Jiri College was granted 3. Oriental College, permanent affiliation vide Takyel, Imphal ref.No.MU/P-4/85/CDC/522 dt. 4. T.S. Paul Manipur 20-4-2009. Women’s College, Mongsangei (ii) Temporary Affiliation in respect 5. Jiri College, Jiribam of Trinity Teachers’ Training
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College, Koirengei and Th. (vide ref.No.MU/2- Ibotombi Institute of Teachers’ 24/2006/CDC(Pt) Dt.25-11-09) Education and Training, (iii) Human Rights & Duties Bishnupur had been renewed for Education -(vide ref.No.MU/2- the year 2008-09 vide 4/2000/CDC dt.25-03-10) Ref.No.MU/2-8/2006/CDC (3 months’ Foundation Course) dt.17-11-2009. (iv) Human Development --do- (iii) Permission/Temporary (6 months’ Certificate Course) Affiliation granted to Institute of (v) Women’s Studies -do- Rural Education, Wangjing, to (6 months’ Certificate Course) conduct B.Ed. 1 Year (vi) Industrial Fish & Fishery (Secondary) Course vide (COC) - W. Mani Girls’ reference No.MU/2- College, Thoubal Okram, 146/2008/CDC dated 26-11- Thoubal (Ref.No.MU/1- 2009. 7/87/CDC (Pt.III) Dt.08-04-09) (vii) Upgradation (vii) Self Help Group Management (i) BCA course and course in Food (COC) - Ref.MU/2- Processing Technology 24/2006/CDC(Pt) dt.08-06-09 upgraded to the 2nd Year in S. (viii) AIDS & Family Counselling-do- Kula Women’s College, (ix) Geology (Gen) - Ref.MU/1- Nambol, vide MU/2- 7/87/CDC/Pt.III dt.21-01-10 4/2000/CDC 10-11-2009. (x) BCA - Don Bosco College, (ii) Economics Maram Ref.MU/1-68/2000/CDC and Education (General) Dt.20-05-09 upgraded to the 3rd Year at Don (xi) English (Hons.) 1st Year - Bosco College, Maram, vide Mt. Everest College, Senapati reference MU/1-68/2000/CDC (xii) Home Science (Gen) - do- dt.20-05-2009. Ref.MU/1-68/2000/CDC dt.21- (iii) Physics, Mathematics, 05-09 Sociology, and Education (xiii) Computer Science (G) - do- (General) courses upgraded to (xiv) Commerce (G & H) - do- the 2nd Year in Pettigrew (xv) BBA - ICM, Lamphelpat College vide reference (Ref.MU/1-73/CDC/2004 dt.16- No.MU/2/80/CDC dt. 26-06- 06-09) 2009. (xvi) Geography (Gen) - Pettigrew (iv) Anthropology (Hons.) course College, Ukhrul (Ref.MU/2- upgraded to the 3rd Year in 80/CDC dt.26-06-09 Damdei Christian College, (xvii) Biochemistry (Gen) - Manipur Motbung, vide reference College, Singjamei No.MU/3-9/2005/CDC (Vol.I) Ref.MU/1-68/2000/CDC dated 03-11-2009. DT.26-06-09 (viii) Opening/Introduction of New (xviii) MCA - DOEACC, Subject/Course The following Akampat (Ref.MU/1- subjects/course had been newly 50/02/CDC dt.07-07-09 opened/introduced in the colleges (xix) Mathematics (Hons.) - noted against them: Damdei Christian College, (i) Foreign Trade (as Aid-on- Kanglatongbi Course) - D M College of Ref.MU/3-9/2005/CDC/Vol.I Commerce, Imphal (vide dt.03-11-09 ref.No.MU/2-24/2006/CDC (Pt) (xx) Proposal for Major Research Dt.18-09-09) Project (ii) Bioinformatics in Biodiversity - A project proposal S. Kula Women’s College, “Determinants of Price of Some Kongkhampat, Nambol Essential Commodities in Manipur: 1973-2008” by Dr
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Omila Salam, Sr. Lecturer & development grant had been HOD/Statistics, T.S. Paul submitted to the UGC, Manipur Women’s College, NERO vide Ref.MU/UGC- Mongsangei, had been 2/2007/CDC dt.April 3, submitted to UGC, NERO vide 2009. Ref.No. MU/2-58/2007/CDC (ii) A proposal for general dt.18-04-09. development grant from the (xxi) Proposals for Principal, Pettigrew Seminar/Workshop College, Ukhrul, had been (i) Two proposals from the submitted to the UGC, Principal, Pettigrew NERO, vide Ref.No. College, Ukhrul, had been MU/UGC-2/2007/CDC submitted to the UGC, dt.April 8, 2009. NERO, for organizing (iii) A proposal for development seminars on (i) grant under 14 merged “Conservation of scheme from the Principal, Bioresources of Manipur: Liberal College, the Need of the Hour (with Luwangsangbam, had been special reference to Ukhrul” sdubmitted to the UGC, and (ii) “Dynamics of NERO vide reference No. Preservation of Tangkhul MU/UGC-2/2007/CDC Naga Culture via dt.Jan 4, 2010 Modernisation of the same (iv) A proposal for development (Traditional Costume and grant under 14 merged Folk Music)” vide scheme from the Principal, Ref.No.MU/2-68/98/CDC Royal Acadenty of Law, dt.08-06-09. Oinam, had been sdubmitted (ii) Two proposals from the to the UGC, NERO vide Principal Liberal College, reference No. MU/UGC- Luwangsangbam, had also 2/2007/CDC dt.March 9, been submitted to the UGC, 2010. NERO, for organizing a (v) A proposal for development seminar on “Global grant under 14 merged Warming” and a workshop scheme from the Principal, on “Entrepreneurship Jiri College, Jiribam, had Education” vide the same been sdubmitted to the Ref. mentioned above. UGC, NERO vide reference (iii) Two proposals of S. Kula No. MU/UGC-2/2007/CDC Women’s College, Nambol, dt.March 25, 2010. for organizing (i) a national (xxiii)University Nominees to seminar on Academic College Governing Bodies Reforms in Curriculum & The Council had nominated Pedagogy in the context of members of faculty as Global Trend” and (ii) university nominees to the another on “Women in Governing Bodies of the armed conflict situation and following colleges during the their role in the context with period under review: with special reference top 1. Moreh College, Manipur had been Moreh, vide submitted. Ref.No.MU/2- (xxii) Proposals for Development 38/GB/CDC dated 17-02- Grant 10 (i) Two proposals from the 2. N. Birahari Principal, Oriental College, College, Khundrakpam, Imphal, for general vide ref.No. MU/2-
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38/GB/CDC dated 23-12- vide ref.No. MU/2/01/09 09. dated 04-11-09 3. South East (xxiv) Participation of College Manipur College, Teachers in Komlathabi, vide ref.No. Seminar/Workshop/Orientatio MU/2-38/GB/CDC dated n Course, etc. 23-12-09. Principals of the following 4. S. Kula Women’s two colleges were nominated College, Nambol, vide for participation in the one- ref.No. MU/2- week orientation programme 38/GB/CDC dated 23-12- organized by NUEPA, New 09. Delhi, on the theme “Planning 5. Liberal College, and Management of Higher Luwangsangbam, vide Education Institutions” ref.No. 1. Dr L. Birendrakumar MU/3/2002/LC/CDC Singh, Principal, S. Kula dated 06-07-09. Women’s College, 6. College of Social Kongkhampat, Nambol, Work, Changangei Manipur Uchekon, vide ref.No. 2. Dr V. Alexander Pao, MU/2-38/GB/CDC dated Principal, Mt. Everest 15-06-09. College, Taphou, Senapati, 7. Oinam Ibohal Manipu Polytechnic, Keisampat, PROFILES OF COLLEGES: 1. Affiliated Government Colleges Sl. Names of Colleges Year of No. of Student enrolment establishment teaching in different courses & Affiliation 1 C.I. College Estt: 1965 Teaching = 46 BA=128 Aff: 1987 BSc=80 2 Churachandpur Estt: 1964 Teaching = 65 BA=952 College Aff: 1982 BSc=167 3 DM College of Arts Estt: 6-8-1946 Teaching = 85 BA=1897 Aff: 1980 4 DM College of Estt: 7-8-1996 Teaching = 36 BCom=576 Commerce Aff: 26-11-1997 BBA=29 5 DM College of Estt: 6-8-1946 Teaching = 143 BSc=1818 Science Aff: 1980 BPEd=39 6 DM College of Estt: 15-9-1972 Teaching = 19 BEd=230 Teachers’ Edn. Aff: 1980 Med=25 7 DOEACC Centre Estt: 1987 Teaching = 13 BCA=98,DEE=85 Aff: 1988 DCSE=86,MCA=30 8 G.P.Women’s Estt: 1965 Teaching = 109 BA=1257 Collegle Aff:: 980 BSc=856 9 Govt. Deance College Estt: 1954 Teaching = 10 - Aff: - 10 Govt. Polytechnic Estt: 1956 Teaching = 37 CE=60,ME=21, Aff: 1987 EE=42,ECE=30, DPh=31 11 Hill College Estt: 1-4-1978 Teaching = 19 BA=176 Aff: 16-6-1981 12 Govt. Hindi Teachers’ Estt: Oct. 1975 Teaching = 7 HSP=96 Training College Aff: 1999
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13 Ideal Girls’ College Estt: 1970 Teaching = 41 BA=40 Aff: 18-2-1987 14 Imphal College Estt: 20.8.1952 Teaching = 109 BA=635 Aff: 1980 BSc=808
15 Institute of Estt: 22.2.1988 Teaching =13 BBA=40,PGDBM= Cooperative mgnt. Aff: Oct. 2004 38 PGDCA=45 16 Kha Manipur College Estt: 27-7-1965 Teaching = 62 BA=188,BSc=144 Aff: 1980 BCom=32 17 LMS Law College Estt: 7.8.1958 Teaching = 15 LLB=274 Aff: 30.6.1980 LLM=16 18 Lamka College Estt: 6.6.1976 Teaching = 23 BA=306 Aff: 18.2.1987 19 Lilong Haoreibi Estt: 1976 Teaching = 61 BA=195 College Aff: 1987 BSc=299 20 M.B.College Estt: 8.9.1969 Teaching =41 BA=263 Aff: 3.5.1980 21 Manipur College Estt: 1958 Teaching = 78 BA=320 Aff: 1980 BSc=547 22 Manipur Institute of Estt: 1998 Teaching = 27 - Technology Aff: - 23 Modern College Estt: 8.8.1963 Teaching = 81 BA=509 Aff: 1980 BSc=518 24 Moirang College Estt: 1963 Teaching = 67 BA=133 Aff: 1980 BSc=182 25 N.G.College Estt: 1970 Teaching = 39 BA=139 Aff: 1980 26 Nambol L. Sanoi Estt: 1966 Teaching = 48 BA=79 College Aff: 1987 BSc=84 27 Oriental College Estt: 8.8.1963 Teaching = 83 BA=164 Aff: 1980 BSc=150 28 Pettigrew College Estt: 1965 Teaching = 37 BA=168 Aff: 1991-92 BSc=17 29 Presidency College Estt: 1973 Teaching = 61 BA=1121 Aff: 1980 BSc=631 30 Regional Institute of Estt: 14 –9-1972 Teaching = 281 MBBS=98 Medical Sciences Aff: Nov. 1980 PG=73 31 Tamenglong College Estt: 1986 Teaching = 20 BA=104 Aff: 2000 32 Thoubal College Estt: 1963 Teaching = 75 BA=406 Aff: 1980 BSc=592 33 United College Estt: 18-2-1980 Teaching = 47 BA=534 Aff: 1995 BSc=217 34 Y.K.College Estt: 1972 Teaching = 33 BA=79 Aff: - BSc=52 4. Government Aided Colleges 1 Biramangol College Estt: 1973 Teaching = 98 BA=324,BSc=269 Aff: 1992 BCom=23 2 Imphal Art College Estt: 15.8.1949 Teaching = 12 BFA=27,DFA=14 Aff: 4.1.2003 3 Jiri College Estt: 1981 Teaching = 28 BA=262 Aff: 1993-94 4 Kakching Khunou Estt: 12.7.1981 Teaching = BA=155,BSc=160
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College Aff: 2.8.1994 107 5 Liberal College Estt: 1979 Teaching =136 BA=479,BSc=351 Aff: 1992 BCom=4 6 Mayai Lambi College Estt: 1981 Teaching = 57 BA=161 Aff: 26.3.1992 BSc=209 7 Standard College Estt: 1981 BA=284 Aff: 1992 BSc=209 8 Thambal Marik Estt: 1980 BA=224 College Aff: 1996 BSc=195 5. Permanently Affiliated Private Colleges 1 2 3 6 7 1 Bethany Christian Estt: 1972 Teaching BA=80 College Aff: 1997 = 44 2 Damdei Christian Estt: 1987 Teaching BA=256 College Aff: 2006 = 54 BSc=261 3 Don Bosco College Estt: 14-2-2000 Teaching BA=602,BSc=138 Aff: 3-1- 2005 = 56 BCom=153, BCA=14 4 Kamakhya Pemton Estt: 1981 Teaching BA=93 College Aff: = 56 BSc=112 5 Kanan Devi Estt: 1992 Teaching Bed=100 Memorial College Aff: 1992 = 09 of Education 6 Kumbi College Estt: 27-9-1981 Teaching BA=83 Aff: 1993-94 = 42 BSc=21 7 Mangolnganbi Estt: 1980 Teaching BA=61 College Aff: 1995 = 41 BSc=41 8 Moreh College Estt: 1996 Teaching BA=146,BSc=119 Aff: = 87 BCom=14 9 Mt Everest College Estt: 1999 Teaching BA=278,BSc=99 Aff: 2004 = 77 BCom=15 10 N. Birahari College Estt: 8 Feb 1986 Teaching BA=153 Aff: - = 55 BSc=191 11 Pole Star College Estt:1981 Teaching BA=51 Aff: 20-11-1989 = 76 BSc=53 12 Pravabati College Estt: 1981 Aff: Teaching BA=70 = 58 BSc=137 13 R.K.Sanatombi Devi Estt: 2002 Teaching Bed=200 College of Aff: 16-7-2003 = 28 Med=21 Education 14 Regional College Estt: 1981, Teaching BA=113 Aff: 1999 = 61 BSc=87 15 Royal Academy of Estt: 18-8-1994 Teaching LLB=104 Law Aff: 1-8-1995 =15 16 S. Kula Women’s Estt: 1981 Teaching BA=132,BSc=88 College Aff: 1987 = 84 BCom=06,Biotech=44 Food Pr.=26,BCA=25 17 South East Manipur Estt: 1981 Teaching BA=371 College Aff: 1983 = 51 BSc=397 18 T.S.Paul Manipur Estt: 1980 Teaching BA=15 Women’s College Aff: 1999 = 46 BSc=16 19 W. Mani Girls’ Estd: 20-11-980 Teaching BA=80 College Aff: 10-10-1997 = 68 BSc=235
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20 Western College Estd: 1980 Teaching BA=13 Aff: - = 49 BSc=03 6. Private Affiliated Colleges 1 Kanggui Christian Estt: 1999-2000 Teaching = 23 BA=567 College Aff: -
2 Lalzalien Estt: 1982 Teaching = - - Mangmingthang Aff: - Gangte Memorial Law College 3 N.G. Mani College Estt: 1988 Teaching = 47 BA=136 Aff: - BSc=117 4 Shree Shree Estt: 16-9-1985 Teaching = 53 BA=52 Gourgobind Girls’ Aff: 2-7-1986 BSc=40 College 5 Th. Ibotombi Institute Estt: 31-12- Teaching = 11 BEd=100 of Teacher Education 1997 &Training Aff: 13-12-2000 6 Trinity Teachers’ Estt: 2003 Teaching = 07 B.Ed=100 Training College Aff: 7 Yairipok Universal Estt: Teaching =75 BA=51 College Aff: 16-2-1996 BSc=09 5. Permitted Private College 1 Canchipur College Estt: 1983 Teaching = 23 - Aff: 2 Kakching College Estt: 1981 Teaching = 42 - Aff: 3 Rayburn College Estt: 1988 Teaching = 47 BA=78 Aff: BCom=64 4 College of Social Estt: 2008 Teaching= 10 BSW=22 Work Aff: 2009
The present report tries to reflect on the part of the teaching community and both the progress made and decline in fulfillment of local needs. In addition to some areas during the period under this, upgradation of courses, renewal of review. While it shows a rise in such area affiliation, etc. had formed routine matters as opening of skill development courses of the CDC as had been done over the (e.g. Foreign Trade, Industrial Fish & years. It is felt that the colleges seem to Fisheries, Self Help Group Management, be unaware of many of the schemes of etc.) in line with different UGC schemes, UGC XIth plan. It cannot help but saying there appears a decline in Gross Enrolment that the focus has changed over from Ratio (GER). The period witnessed a general courses to skill oriented courses in steady increase in the infrastructure view of its practical ends. One day this development of a few colleges as had been emerging new trend may account for a endorsed by proposals submitted by the wide scale employment generation in the colleges. Proposals for organizing state. An orientation programme for all the seminar/workshop, opening of new principals of colleges will be of much subjects, establishment of new academic conducive towards accomplishment of this institution etc. also speak of enthusiasm on end.
AUDIO-VISUAL, LANGUAGE AND PHONETICS LABORATORY
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1. Year of establishment: 1981 faculty members of the Linguistics 2. Audio-Visual, Language And and English Departments. Besides, Phonetics Laboratory was the Laboratory staffs are also established with the grants from helping the other Departments in UGC in 1981 and Laboratory was running some of their academic commissioned on May 9, 1984. programmes. 3. In order to meet the immediate 6. The Laboratory undertakes needs of M.A. students, Ph.D. repairing services of electronics students/researchers and the and electrical instruments of the Language teachers of this multi- Departments as well as employees disciplinary setting belonging to and other Departments of the Linguistics, English, Hindi, and University free of cost, provided Manipuri Departments, the replacement of parts to be borne by Laboratory has successfully the individuals or department installed and commissioned the concerned. Kay Computerized Speech Lab. 7. At present the manpower of this (CSL-4500). Language Laboratory is only 3 4. There are four sections in this (Three), viz. Language Laboratory, viz. a) Lab. Engineer (One) a) Computerized Speech Lab. b) Jr. Research Officer (One) (CSL-4500) c) Lab. Attendant (One) - Installed and commissioned As the Laboratory has been updated during 2008. with sophisticated equipments, the b) Recording Section additional manpower is highly - Installed and commissioned required in the different sections of the with fully computerized Laboratory for Research & facility. Development works and for analyzing the collected linguistic research data. c) Listening Booth Section 8. This Laboratory is the first of its - This section has 30 booths kind in the North-Eastern Region with sophisticated electronic of India. devices. 9. The Language Laboratory is planning d) Projection Section to conduct: (1) Different seminars/ - This section has a capacity of conferences and workshops on the 100 seats with FM system. languages of North-east India and 5. Since its inception the Language Manipur particularly, (2) Courses on Laboratory has been helping the Language Teaching and Learning and students and researchers of the (3) Courses on Human Language departments namely- Linguistics, Technology & Speech Processing. English, Hindi, and Manipuri. 10. Seminar/Conference/Workshop Several educational films were also attended by the Junior Research screened and there sessions were Officer: well attended. The students and a) L. Sarbajit Singh participated and researchers of Linguistics, English, presented the paper “English and Manipuri Vowel Phonemes: A Hindi and Manipuri Departments rd have been getting help as regards contrastive study ” in the 3 National Seminar on Tribal of fieldwork and the analysis of Literature & Languages with their data by using Computerized special reference to Languages of Speech Lab. (CSL-4500). Quit a North East India, Nagaland few language data were recorded in University, Nagaland, Kohima, the voices of the informants and India: 11 – 13 March, 2010.
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b) L. Sarbajit Singh participated: Koshvaigyanik nirman karya the Workshop on Natural ka vikas” – GaveshaNa, issue st th Language Processing (1 to 5 93/2009, Central Institute of December 2009) held at Hindi, Agra. Manipur University organized b) Singh, L. Sarbajit (2009) by Linguistic Data Consortium “Learning English: for Indian Languages, CIIL. Phonological Problems for Mysore and Department of Manipuri (Meeteiron) Linguistics, Manipur Speakers” – INDIAN University. LINGUISTICS. Vol. 70 11. Paper published by JRO: No. 1-4. ISSN: 0378-0759. a) Singh, L. Sarbajit (2009) “Manipuri mein
SPECIAL CELL FOR THE WELFARE OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES
The Special Cell for the welfare of to the various courses in the University Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and the colleges and also for appointment was set up in the University w.e.f. to various posts in the University. 19.6.1987. The main objectives of the cell In the recent past, the Special Cell are to look after the welfare of the SC/ST for the Welfare of Scheduled Castes and students in the University with a view to Scheduled Tribes only looked after the strengthen the implementation machinery matters related with the payments of post for planning, evaluation and monitoring as matric scholarship for the students well as to implement the Government of belonging to Scheduled Castes and India’s guidelines/orders for reservation of Scheduled Tribes and also Other seats for SC & ST students for admission Backward Classes of Manipur University.
The University forwarded post matric scholarship applications to the concerned Directorates for the academic session 2009-2010 as detailed below: 1. The Directorate for SC ST Development of Tribals Fresh – 96 applications Fresh – 223 applications and Scheduled Castes. Renewal – 37 applications Renewal – 226 applications 2. The Directorate of OBC Minorities & Other Fresh – 495 applications Backward Classes, Govt. Renewal – 270 applications of Manipur. The number of employees in the Cell is shown below:- 1. Deputy Registrar - 1 (one) 2. Assistant Registrar - 1 (one) 3. Section Officer - 1 (one) 4. Stenographer - 1 (one) 5. Junior Assistant - 1 (one)
COMPUTER CENTRE
Year of Establishment: 1985 No. of Staff: 8 (Eight)
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The Computer Centre is run under the members of our University and supervision of the Systems Manager as the also the outside trainees other Head of the Centre. Mr. M. Jugeswar than the University employees. Singh is the Systems Manager of the (c) to take projects for Centre. He is assisted by three officers i.e. computerization in the different one Systems Engineer, two Programmers departments of the state of and four other technical staff i.e. two Manipur. Operators (one lying vacant) and two Data (d) to give consultation services to Entry Operators. the state government departments in procuring computers and in Facilities available in the Centre: - developing user applications The Centre has got a classroom cum packages. Computer Laboratory with 11 PC’s, with one LCD projector, one Laser jet printer, Activities: - one Inkjet Printer, one Scanner jet Scanner (a) Pay-Roll Processing. and one DMP printer. (b) BA/BSc/Bcom/M.A./M.Sc./M .Com. Examination Results Aims and objects and activities of the Processing. department: (c) Giving Training to Students The Computer Centre performs the and Research Scholars of our task of office automation of the University. University, especially of administrative, (d) Maintenance of the web pages financial and examination works. The of the University. Centre also imparts training on computer (e) Using the ICR (Intelligent usage to all concerned. It provides Character Recognition) scanner, computer facilities to scholars. One of its the examination and registration aims is to promote the use of computers in forms were scanned and the State. This Centre processes the processed to help the Examination payroll, undergraduate and postgraduate and Registration Section. examination results, etc. Many projects are also being Aims & Objects: - undertaken for computerization of the (a) to computerize all the areas various remaining areas where wherever possible in the computerization is needed for effective University. and transparent administration of the (b) to impart computer training to our teaching and non-teaching staff University.
EDUCATIONAL MULTIMEDIA RESEARCH CENTRE
Introduction Repository (LOR) to update, upgrade Educational Multimedia Research and enrich the knowledge of the Centre, EMMRC, Manipur University, undergraduate students offering wider was established in 1989 as Audio Visual access to information beyond the Research Centre. It is 21 years old. The classroom. centre is one of the 17 media centers in the The Centre has produced 250 country supported with full financial programmes so far. The main target assistance by the University Grants Commission. It is the only media centre in audience of the programmes is the the Northeast. undergraduate students. The centre produces Educational Main Objectives Television video (ETV) programmes, The main objectives of the centre are e-Content and Learning object to –
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i) Produce excellent ETV computer techniques are also produced. programmes Five e-Contents based on B.A./B.Sc. ii) Produce e-Content Anthropology were made. These iii) Produce Learning Object programmes are computer as well as Repository (LOR) Internet compatible for maximum benefit iv) Popularize e-learning to the students. v) Train media personnel EDUSAT vi) Promote utilization of electronic The EDUSAT – SIT is working since media 2006. It has been receiving live telecast. vii) Increase the use of EDUSAT in Students from colleges and Manipur higher education University are viewing the telecast and viii)Conduct need assessment research interacted with the resource persons. The of the user students SIT is also used as teaching end telecast Activities by the experts from Manipur University. The main activities of the centre are - The EDUSAT-SIT has benefited local the production of ETV programmes, e- students by attending lecture on demand Content and LOR. During the period from talks by the experts from other April 2009 to March 2010, the centre Universities and Institutes. produced syllabus based programmes, Research syllabus based lecture programmes, National viewer ship survey of enrichment programmes and e-Content EDUSAT began in three Colleges of programmes on varied topics. Nagaland. Surveys in Sikkim, Assam and The Director attended co-ordinators Meghalaya are also completed. The meeting on e-Content Development at survey data has been analyzed and sent to CEC, New Delhi on 25th and 26th August, CEC for the National Report. 2009. He attended another two-day Workshops/meetings workshop on e-content development held The Centre conducted ‘e-Course on at CEC, New Delhi on 12th & 13th March Script Writing for Film and Television’ 2010. via EDUSAT, 7 December 2009 to 22 Four lectures in different Refresher January 2010. Fifteen participants Courses of the UGC organized by the attended the course. Academic Staff College, M.U., were A one-day National Seminar on delivered by Dr. N. Premchand, Director, “Education through ICT in the North- EMMRC - ‘e-learning in Higher East” was conducted on 1st August 2009. Education’, ‘Post Colonial Manipuri Benefits to the students Literature’ and ‘Performance: The Students from Manipur University and Broad Spectrum’ colleges are offered to work at the centre He also gave a lecture on “Post as production personnel consequently Colonial Theatre & Drama” at the training them to take up media production Academic Staff College, Manipur as a career such as presenter, production University on 30th October 2009. assistant, researcher etc. Many local Junior Research Officer presented a persons are employed as freelance paper entitled “Higher Education programme producers. Experts from through EDUSAT in the North-East” at Manipur University and Colleges in the one day National Seminar on Manipur are also engaged as resource “Education through ICT in the North- persons of the programmes. East” held on 1st August 2009, at Video/CD Library. EMMRC, M.U. The centre has video and CD A production team of the Centre went to collection of more than 250 programmes Goalpara, Assam to shoot “Rabha produced by the Centre. More than 50 Theatre” from 4 – 8 February 2010. feature films are also collected from e-Content Production around the world contribute by Mr. Somi Multimedia based highly educational Roy, a New York based film curator and interactive programmes employing state of cultural enthusiast. The library has the art technology in electronics and
167 MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10 collection of programmes produced by other centres too. Video Programmes Production The centre produced 50 video Programmes and 5 e-content during this period. Most of the programmes are rated as above par programmes.
Sl./ Name of Subject Duration Month of Pg No films/Programme Prodn Dt.of s Submission.
1/193 Looking for a new hope Agriculture 00:14:42:04 24th Apr 2009: the worm-medicinal plant 27-4-09.=2/10/52 of Saikot 2/194 Orange Festival of Horticulture 00:10:00:00 11th May. 2009 Tamenglong 19-May 09=3/13/55 3/195 Communication in Social 00:10:00:00 Villages Sciences 6/196 Let’s Play with the Sports 00:13:00:00 13 May 2009 Poumais 19-May 09=4/14/56 7/197 YONGCHAK –The Tree Botanical 00:15:12:14 28th Apr. 2009 Bean Sciences 19th May 2009=1/11/53 8/198 OUR SANGAI Zoology 00:19:05:21 5th Jun 2009 “Brow Antlered Deer” 9/199 Native crafts of Manipur Art 00:16:23:22 26-6-2009 (Episode-1) metalwork 29th Jun.2009
10/200. Native crafts of Manipur Art 00:15:49:23 26-6-2009 (Episode-2): Title- metalwork 29th Jun. 2009 Aheibam: The Metal Casters 11/201. Native Crafts of Manipur Art 00:19:11:12 26-6-2009 (Episode-3) Title- Cast metalwork 29th Jun. 2009 Metals: The Techniques 12/202. STORYTELLING Arts & 00:14:34:24 15th Jun. 2009 (WARILEEBA) Culture 13/203. A soap from nature “The Botany 00:09:57:21 08th Jul. 2009 making of aloe vera soap” 25th Jul. 2009 14/204. Potato “The earth Botany 00:13:07:05 06th Jul. 2009 Goodness” 25th Jul. 2009 15/181. Ureirom :Indigenous dyes Chemistry 00:16:01:22 2nd Jul. 2009 used in Manipur 25th Jul. 2009 16/182. Native Crafts of Manipur Art Metal 00:40:41:17 28th Aug. 2009 Thangjam The Black- Work 29th Sep. 2009 smiths of Manipur = IV 17/205. Bee –I Myth & Beliefs In North 00:18:47:06 8th Sep. 2009 America 29th Sep. 2009 18/206. Bee-II The Collection of Zoology 00:05:20:22 10th Sep. 2009 the Boney” 29th Sep. 2009 19/207. Bee-III “Domestication of Zoology 00:20:08:17 19th Sep. 2009 Honey Bee” 29th Sep. 2009 20/208. Fishing Methods of Agriculture 00:12:52:41 7th Oct. 2009
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Manipuri Women 28th Oct. 2009 21/209. Back to the Roots Arts 00:24:23:06 15th Oct. 2009 28th Oct, 2009 22/210. Mukna-I Indigenous Indigenous 00:08:59:13 9th Oct. 2009 wrestling of Manipuri Game 28th Oct. 2009 23/211. Mukna-II (Technique) Indigenous 00:11:01:01 12th Oct. 2009 Indigenous wrestling of Game 28th Oct. 2009 Manipur 24/212. “Hentak” A Traditional Food 00:11:50:00 20th Oct. 2009 Fermented Fish Paste Technology 28th Oct. 2009 25/213. Kombirei “The Fading Botany 00:13:00:19 6th Nov. 2009 Glory” 25th Nov.2009 26/214. Hawaijar”Manipuri Fermented 00:22:53:06 4th Nov. 2009 Fermented Soyabean” Food 25th Nov.2009 27/215 “Anthropology”Prehistoric Anthropolo 00:15:43:24 7th Nov. 2009 Stone Tools gy 25th Nov.2009 29/217. Native Crafts of Manipur Bamboo 00:10:51:15 20th Nov. 2009 (Episode-7) Crafts 25th Nov.2009 30/218. Phum Dwellers of Loktak Factors 00:19:53:15 24th Nov. 2009 Lake affecting 25th Nov. 2009 social behaviour 31/219. Kumbi Inakhunbi Folk Songh 00:25:36:02 1st Dec 2009 23rd Dec. 2009 32/220. Before the eyes History of 00:11:37:00 24th Nov. 2009 Spectacles 25th Nov.2009 33/221. Anthropology (An Anthropolo 00:18:18:15 15th Dec.2009 introduction of gy 23rd Dec.2009 Anthropology 34/222. Women and Health-I Promotion 00:09:40:12 17th Dec. 2009 Women’s Health: A of health 23rd Dec. 2009 Glimpse 35/223. Women and Health-II Promotion 00:14:44:23 18th Dec. 2009 (Women’s Health of health 23rd Dec. 2009 Revisited) 36/224. Anthropology (Hominid Anthropolo 00:23:41:19 16th Dec. 2009 Evolution) gy 23rd Dec. 2009 37/225. Bamboo (An introduction Botany 00:14:17:13 19th Dec. 2009 of Bamboo in Manipur) 23rd Dec. 2009 39/226. Bamboo Resources of Botany 00:11:47:12 21st Dec. 2009 Manipur 30th Dec 2009 40/227. “Thambou” (The Sacred Botany 00:12:16:01 29th Dec.2009 Vegetable of Manipur) 30th Dec. 2009 41/228. “The Taste Bud Tickler” Botany 00:16:22:22 21st Dec. 2009 (Bamboo Shoot in 30th Dec. 2009 Manipur’s Traditional Cuisine) 42/229. Evolution of Languages-I Linguistics 00:09:41:23 22nd Dec. 2009 (The Talking Apes) 30th Dec. 2009 43/230. Evolution of Languages-II Linguistics 00:10:11:08 22nd Dec. 2009 30th Dec. 2009 244/31. Anthropological Field Anthropolo 00:18:23:14 21st Dec. 2009 Work gy 30th Dec. 2009
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45/232. ‘MEIBOU’ (The Secret of Botany 00:20:21:24 30th Jan. 2010 Kwatha) 46/233. Linguistic Anthropology Anthropo- 00:18:49:21 16th Jan. 2010 logy 25th Feb. 2010 47/234. Conserv. of Blue Vanda Botany 00:16:06:24 25th Feb. 2010 48/235. Native Crafts of Manipur Bamboo 00:17:32:01 31st Mar. 2010 Yangen Samchet – The Crafts Classic Hair Comb 236. x x x x 49/237. Native Crafts: Crafts 00:14:50:00 8th Apr. 2010 Chongsabam, The Umbrella makers of Manipur (Episode – 9) 238. x x x x 50/239. Language Families Language 00:11:24:07 8th Apr. 2010 (Episode-I) An Introduction of World’s Languages Prog. Title of E - Content Subject Date of Production No. (1) An Introduction of Anthropolo 31st Dec., 2009 (2) Anthropology gy (3) Prehistoric Stone Tool (4) Hominid Evolution and (5) Anthropological Field 25th February, 2010 Linguistic Anthropology
Building Conclusion A new building (G+1) of the centre is The programme production capability under construction on an area of 11,616 of the centre has been increased sq.ft. including shooting and recording compared to the previous years. In studios, editing studios, cassette library addition to the video programmes the etc. centre has produced e- content a multimedia platform based learning material.
ENGINEERING CELL
I. List of Completed Projects During April 2009 to March 2010: 1.Construction of Computer Science Building 2.Construction of LSD Phase – II 3.Construction of MIMS & Extension 4.Construction of A/Block Phase – II 5.Construction of Anthropology Building 6.Construction of Academic Staff College 7.Construction of Type IV/4 8.Construction of Type II/2(G+2) 9.Construction of Type IV/3 II. List of Project Nearing Completion: 1.Construction of Type II/I(G+1) 2.Construction of Type III(G+1) 3.Construction of Type V/3
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4.Construction of Research Scholar Girls 5.Construction of Social Sciences Building 6.Construction of Sports Building 7.Construction of Type IV/1 8.Construction of Type IV/2 III. List of Project completed more than half: 1.Construction of Area Studies & Journalism 2.Construction of Research Scholar Boys 3.Construction of International Guest House 4.Construction of English, Manipuri & Hindi 5.Construction of Auditorium 6.Construction of Type IV/5 7.Construction of Rock Climbing IV. Improvement of Roads, Drains & Campus Electrification.
MANIPUR UNIVERSITY MUSEUM
Year of Establishment : 1980 salt cakes at Ningel has been Visiting Hours : 10:30 a.m. to constructed. 4:30 p.m. 2. Another diorama on traditional way of weaving has been The main aim and objectives of the constructed. Manipur University Museum is to cater to 3. Four more European coins (two the needs and requirements of the students Euros and two Francs) collected. and Research Scholars in the fields mainly 4. A traditional Wine Jar, made from related to Arts & Culture, Archaeology, the horn of Bison collected. History, Natural History etc. At present, 5. Four different varieties of Rocks – the Manipur University Museum has three Green Chert (2), Quartz (2), Mica main galleries: and some spotted sandstone. Activities: 1. The Art Gallery 1. Organized a National Seminar 2. Ethno Archaeology Gallery and cum Workshop on Preservation of 3. Natural History Gallery. Museum Objects and Heritage Management (March 17 – 20, In these galleries, art works such as 2010) in collaboration with paintings, sculptures, lithic tools, pottery, National Museum Institute, coins, leave fossils, traditional Manipuri History of Art , Conservation and and tribal earthen wares, musical Museology, New Delhi under the instruments, ornaments, weaving Ministry of Culture, Govt. of implements, textiles, traditional costumes, India. basketry, armory, manuscripts on paper 2. Published a book – Folktales of and photographs of historical importance Manipur, written by the Curator, are displayed. Dr. Haobam Bilashini Devi. New Collections and Constructions: A small library with few hundred 1. A diorama displaying the books on Art & Culture, History, traditional method of preparing Archaeology Manipuri literature and Encyclopedia etc. are maintained.
EXAMINATION SECTION
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The Examination Section under the supervision of the Controller of Examinations conducts and announces the results of the following examinations in each calendar year:
Sl. Name of Examinations Frequency 1 BA/BSc/BCom(Hons/General)/B.Sc.Biotechnology/ Food Annual Processing/BCA/BSW 1st Year 2. BA/BSc/BCom(Hons/General)/B.Sc.Biotechnology/ Food Annual Processing/BCA/BSW 2nd Year 3. BA/BSc/BCom(Hons/General)/B.Sc.Biotechnology & Food Annual Processing/BCA/BSW 3rd Year 4. BBA 1st Semester Bi-annual 5. BBA 2nd Semester Bi-annual 6. BBA 3rd Semester Bi-annual 7. BBA 4th Semester Bi-annual 8. BBA 5th Semester Bi-annual 9. BBA 6th Semester Bi-annual 10. B.Ed Annual 11 LL.B 1st Year Bi-annual 12 LL.B 2nd Year Bi-annual 13 LL.B 3rd Year Bi-annual 14 1st Professional (MBBS) Examination Bi-annual 15 2nd Professional (MBBS) Examination Bi-annual 16 3rd Professional (MBBS) Examination (Part I & II) Bi-annual 17 Bachelor of Fine Arts 1st Year Annual 18 Bachelor of Fine Arts 2nd Year Annual 19 Bachelor of Fine Arts 3rd Year Annual 20 Bachelor of Fine Arts 4th Year Annual 21 Diploma in Fine Arts 1st Year Annual 22 Diploma in Fine Arts 2nd Year Annual 23 Diploma in Fine Arts 3rd Year Annual 24 Diploma in Fine Arts 4th Year Annual 25 Diploma in Fine Arts 5th Year Annual 26 1st Year Diploma Engineering Annual i) Civil Engineering, ii) Electrical Engineering iii) Electronics & Communication Engineering iv) Mechanical Engineering 27 2nd Year Diploma Engineering Annual i) Civil Engineering, ii) Electrical Engineering iii) Electronics & Communication Engineering iv) Mechanical Engineering 28 3rd Year Diploma Engineering Annual i) Civil Engineering, ii) Electrical Engineering iii) Electronics & Communication Engineering iv) Mechanical Engineering 29 Post Graduate Diploma in Anesthesiology/Clinical Bi-annual Pathology 30 1st Year Diploma in Electronics Engineering (CEDT) Bi-annual 31 2nd Year Diploma in Electronics Engineering (CEDT) Bi-annual 32 3rd Year Diploma in Electronics Engineering (CEDT) Bi-annual 33 1st Year Diploma in Pharmacy Annual 34 2nd Year Diploma in Pharmacy Annual 35 PG Diploma in Computer Applications Bi-annual 36 MA/MSc/MCom/MBA/M.Lib & Inf. Science 1st Semester Bi-annual
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37 MA/MSc/MCom/ MBA/M.Lib & Inf. Science 2nd Semester Bi-annual 38 MA/MSc/MCom/MBA/ M.Lib & Inf. Science 3rd Semester Bi-annual 39 MA/MSc/MCom/MBA/M.Lib & Inf. Science 4th Semester Bi-annual 40 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 1stSemesters Bi-annual 41 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 2nd Semesters Bi-annual 42 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 3rd Semesters Bi-annual 43 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 4th Semesters Bi-annual 44 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 5th Semesters Bi-annual 45 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 6th Semesters Bi-annual 46 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 7th Semesters Bi-annual 47 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 8th Semesters Bi-annual 48 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 9th Semesters Bi-annual 49 M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 10th Semesters Bi-annual 50 B PEd (4-year Integrated) 1st Year Annual 51 B PEd (4-year Integrated) 2nd Year Annual 52 B PEd (4-year Integrated) 3rd Year Annual 53 B PEd (4-year Integrated) 4th Year Annual 54 MCA 1st Semester Bi-annual 55. MCA 2nd Semester Bi-annual 56 MCA 3rd Semester Bi-annual 57 MCA 4th Semester Bi-annual 58 MCA 5th Semester Bi-annual 59 MCA 6th Semester Bi-annual 60 MD/MS in Anesthesiology, Anatomy, Biochemistry, Annual General Surgery, General Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics, Otorhinolaryngology, Paediatrics, Pharmacology, Physiology, Forensic Medicine, Darmatology, Community Medicine, Psychiatry, Pathology, Radio-Diagnosis, Radio- Therapy, T.B. & Respiratory Medicine and Physica Medicine & Rehabilation 61 LL. M Part – I Annual 62 LL M Part – II Annual 63 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication & Bi-annual; Computer Science Engineering 1st Semester 64 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication & Bi-annual; Computer Science Engineering 2nd Semester 65 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication & Bi-annual; Computer Science Engineering 3rd Semester 61 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication & Bi-annual; Computer Science Engineering 4th Semester 62 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication & Bi-annual; Computer Science Engineering 5th Semester 63 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication & Bi-annual; Computer Science Engineering 6th Semester 64 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication & Bi-annual; Computer Science Engineering 7th Semester 65 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication & Bi-annual; Computer Science Engineering 8th Semester 66 M. Phil Annual 67 M.Phil in Clinical Psychology 1st Year Annual 68 M.Phil in Clinical Psychology 2nd Year Annual 69. Ph. D. (round the year) Annual
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70. Add-On Courses (Career Oriented Programme) Annual
In addition to examinations listed above, the Examination Section is also conducting 1st Semester Examinations 2010; with the implementation of semester system in the Undergraduate level from the academic session, 2010-11 onwards.
Examination Results 2009 Name of Date of No. of candidates No. of Pass Examinations announcement appeared candidates perce Passed ntage Male Fem Male Fem I. Bachelor’s degree A Three Year Degree Course BA 30.6.2009 1614 1580 1178 11 71.17 91 BSc 30.06.2009 1296 963 967 78 77.68 8 BCom 30.06.2009 117 62 33 22 30.72 B.Tech 30.06.2009 - 10 - 10 100 B Fine Arts 5th Yr. Diploma Fine 11.06.2009 3 2 3 1 80 Arts (DFA)Exam.09 2nd Yr. Diploma Fine 11.06.2009 4 0 3 0 75 Arts (DFA) Exam.09 4th Yr. Diploma Fine 11.06.2009 0 1 0 1 100 Arts (DFA) Exam.09 5th Yr. Diploma Fine 11.06.2009 3 1 3 1 100 Arts (BFA) Exam.09 2nd Yr. Diploma Fine 11.06.2009 4 1 3 1 80 Arts (BFA) Exam.09 4th Yr. Diploma Fine 11.06.2009 2 1 2 1 100 Arts (BFA) Exam.09 C Law 1st Year 04.03.2009 51 34 21 18 45.88 2nd Year 19.03.2009 36 28 24 16 62.5 3rd Year 25.03.2009 20 20 17 20 92.5 D Library and Information Science E Medicine & Surgery III Prof.MBBS Pt. I 04.09.2009 26 17 21 14 81.40 Exam 09 July II Professional MBBS 04.09.2009 26 19 18 13 68.88 Exam 09 July I Professional MBBS 04.09.2009 58 42 37 28 65 Exam 09 MBBS. III 04.09.2009 39 9 31 8 81.25 Professional Pt. II Exam 09 July III Professional MBBS 11.03.2010 55 25 42 23 81.2 Pt. II Jan.2010 III Prof. MBBS Pt. I 11.03.2010 48 31 34 29 79.7 Jan.2010 II Professional MBBS 11.03.2010 50 30 37 27 80
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Jan.2010
I Professional MBBS 11.03.2010 27 15 21 11 76.19 Jan.2010 F Teacher Education Hindi Shikshan 09.09.2009 29 57 23 49 83.72 Paragat Exam 09 B.Ed. Exam 07.12.2009 324 476 203 326 66.12 2009 New Course B.Ed. Exam 07.12.2009 26 30 18 19 66.07 2009 Old Course G Post graduate Diploma in Computer Application P.G.D.C.A.1st Sem 08.07.2009 27 11 24 10 89.47 Exam.2008 Dec. P.G.D.C.A. 2nd Sem 20.04.2010 24 9 23 8 93.93
II Certificates & Diploma A Diploma Course in Engg. 1st Year 12.10.2009 19 6 18 5 92 3rd Year 26.06.2009 66 25 36 16 57 3rd Year Comp. 12.10.2009 19 6 18 5 92
B Degree Course in Engg Ist Semester 18.03.2009 129 58 77 37 60.96 3rd Semester 23.03.2009 128 56 64 38 55.43 4th Semester 14.09.2009 89 42 60 36 73.28 5th Semester 23.03.2009 93 35 64 21 66.4 6th Semester 14.09.2009 88 26 74 20 82.45 7th Semester 23.03.2009 72 15 54 14 78.16 8th Semester 27.08.2009 58 18 29 13 55.26 C Diploma in Pharmacy 1st Year 23.01.2010 18 20 11 10 55.2 6 2nd Year 29.4.2009 18 14 7 6 40.6 III Master’s degree School of Social Science B MA Adult Education 07.01.2010 3 11 1 9 71.42 Education 31.03.2010 5 22 5 19 74 Economics 16.10.2009 15 6 10 3 61.9 History 06.10.2009 39 5 36 5 90.9 Pol. Science 23.09.2009 51 11 49 11 96.7 School of Humanities English 28.10.2009 23 35 22 35 98.27 Hindi 25.09.2009 2 19 1 19 90.47 Linguistics 21.10.2009 9 18 8 17 92.5 Manipuri 23.10.2009 18 34 18 32 96.15 Manipuri Dance 01.12.2009 3 10 2 9 84.61 Philosophy 03.09.2009 23 3 21 2 88.4 Mass Communication One 13.01.2010 9 4 9 4 100 Year Course (Special) School of Science C MSc Anthropology 30.09.2009 3 19 2 19 90.4 Biochmistry 23.10.2009 4 8 2 8 83.33
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Chemistry 09.10.2009 10 18 9 17 92.85 Earth Science 26.10.2009 5 5 5 5 100 Geography 10.09.2009 15 7 12 7 86.36 Life Sciences 16.11.2009 22 76 16 63 80.61 Mathematics 07.11.2009 30 15 19 12 68.88 Physics 23.09.2009 15 11 7 9 61.53 Statistics 03.09.2009 7 3 4 2 60 D MBA MBA III Sem. (2008 to 10 18.02.2010 14 19 14 18 96.97 batch) 2009 MBA II Sem. (2007 to 09 18.02.2010 1 0 1 0 100 batch) 2009 MBA IV Sem. (2007 to 09 17.02.2010 2 0 2 0 100 batch) Withheld MBA I Sem. 2009 30.01.2010 37 13 33 11 88
E MCom Commerce 03.09.2009 13 13 12 13 96
LLM Part I 12.02.2010 11 08 02 04 31.5 Part II 12.02.2010 0 4 03 02 02 80 MEd M.Ed. Exam 2009 01.04.2009 21 33 21 32 98.15
MS/MD Mal Fe Male Female e ma le MD Anatomy Exam April 02.05.2009 1 1 1 1 100 09 Anaesthesiology April 09 02.05.2009 2 2 2 2 100
Biochemistry April 09 02.05.2009 2 1 2 1 100 Community Medicine 02.05.2009 1 1 1 1 100 April 09 Dermatology April 09 02.05.2009 0 1 0 1 100 Forensic Medicine April 09 02.05.2009 2 0 2 0 100 General Medicine April 09 02.05.2009 5 1 4 1 83.33 Microbiology April 09 02.05.2009 1 1 1 1 100% Pediatrics April 09 02.05.2009 1 2 1 2 100 Pathology April 09 02.05.2009 4 2 3 1 66.66 Pharmacology April 09 02.05.2009 0 2 0 2 100 Physiology April 09 02.05.2009 1 1 1 1 100% Psychiatry April 09 02.05.2009 2 0 2 0 100 Radio diagnosis April 09 02.05.2009 1 1 1 1 100 Radiotherapy April 09 02.05.2009 2 0 2 0 100 T.B&Respiratory April 09 02.05.2009 2 0 2 0 100 MS Obstetics &Gynecology April 09 020.5.2009 4 2 4 2 100 Ophthalmo logy April 09 02.05.2009 1 1 1 1 100 Orthopadics April 09 02.05.2009 3 0 3 1 100 Otorhinolaryngol-ogy April 02.05.2009 2 0 2 0 100
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Surgery April 09 02.05.2009 7 1 7 1 100
Pathology April 09 02.05.2009 1 1 1 1 100
Anaesthesiology April 09 02.05.2009 4 0 4 0 100
General Medicine 27.10. 2009 1 0 1 0 100 Oct 09 MD Patho-logy Oct 09 27.10.2009 1 1 1 1 100
PGDBM 08.07.2009 26 5 26 5 100 1st Sem Exam 2008 Dec. PGDCA. 1st Sem Exam. 08.07.2009 27 11 24 10 89.47 2008 Dec. PGDCA. 2nd Sem 20.04.2010 24 9 23 8 93.93
P.G.D.B.M. 2nd Sem. 20.04.2010 24 4 24 4 100
MCA 4th Sem 09 June 21.10.2009 28 6 23 6 85.29
M.C.A. 2nd Sem. Exam 09 09.09.2009 27 21 18(Sp)5 18 (Sp)2 89.58 June M.C.A. 6th Sem. Exam 09 06.07.2009 25 9 24 6 88.23 June M.C.A.5th Sem. Exam 09 13.04.2009 28 9 27(Sp)1 6(Sp)3 100 June M.C.A.3rd Sem. Exam 09 06.04.2009 31 6 27(Sp) 5(SP) 1 100 June 4 DCSE 4th Sem 2nd yr Jan to 30.07.2009 13 2 9 2 73.33 June09 DCSE 2nd Sem 1st yr Jan to 30.07.2009 23 9 8 3 34.37 June09 DEE 2nd Sem 1st yr Jan to 30.07.2009 14 5 3 4 36.84 June09 DEE 4th Sem 2nd yr Jan to 30.07.2009 21 8 13 5 62.07 June09 Make Up II DEE 3rd Sem 2nd 05.05.2009 6 1 6 1 100 Yr July to Dec. 08 Make Up II DEE 5th Sem 05.05.2009 1 0 1 0 100 (3rd Yr) July to Dec. 08 Make Up II DCSE 2nd Sem 05.01.2010 5 3 5 3 100 (1st Yr) Jan. to June, 09 Make Up II DCSE (3rd Yr) 05.01.2010 1 0 1 0 100 Jan.to June Make Up II DEE 2nd Sem 05.01.2010 4 0 4 0 100 (1st Yr) Jan. to June Make Up I DCSE 4th Sem 27.10.2009 4 0 4 0 100 (2nd Yr) Jan. to June Make Up I DCSE 6th Sem 27.10.2009 5 3 4 3 87.5 (3rd Yr) Jan. to June Make Up I DCSE 2nd Sem 27.10.2009 14 6 9 3 60 (1st Yr) Jan. to June
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Make Up I DEE 4th Sem (2nd 27.10.2009 8 3 8 3 100 Yr) Jan. to June 09 Make Up I DEE 6th Sem (2nd 27.10.2009 1 0 1 0 100 Yr) Jan. to June 09 Make Up I DEE 2nd Sem (1st 27.10.2009 8 0 3 0 37.5 Yr) Jan. to June 09 DEE 6th Sem End Sem 13.07.2009 10 1 9 1 90.90 Exam. DEE 1st End Sem (1st Yr) 19.04.2010 30 1 7 1 25.81
DEE 3rd (End Sem) July to 19.04.2010 13 3 7 3 62.5 Dec. 09 DEE 5th (End Sem) July to 19.04.2010 19 10 6 8 48.27 Dec. 09 DCSE 1st (End Sem) Jul to 19.04.2010 19 9 8 5 46.43 Dec. 09 M. Phil 2nd Yr Exam. June 03.09.2009 4 0 4 0 100 09 Clinical Psychology M.Phil Pt. I Exam 09 03.09.2009 2 3 2 3 100 Clinical Psychology MBA MBA III Sem. (2008 to 10 18.02.2010 14 19 14 18 96.97 batch) 2009 MBA II Sem. (2007 to 09 18.02.2010 1 0 1 0 100 batch) 2009 MBA IV Sem. (2007 to 09 17.02.2010 2 0 2 0 100 batch) Withheld MBA I Sem. 2009 30.01.2010 37 13 33 11 88
MBA II Sem. 2009 30.01.2010 26 18 18 16 77.27
MBA IV Sem. 2009 30.01.2010 18 07 15 07 88
MBA II Sem. 2009 30.01.2010 26 18 18 16 77.27
BBA BBA 1st Sem Exam 09 Dec. 20.02.2010 41 16 33 16 85.96
List of the Research Scholars who have been awarded Ph.D. degree during the year: Sl. Name of the Title of the Thesis Name of the Date of Name Scholar & Supervisor Announcem of the Department ent School 1 A. Victor The financial management of Prof. Md. 01.04.2009 Social Economics catholic Mission Schools in the hill Islamuddin Science and valley regions of Manipur: A comparative study 2 Yumnam Sushini Agricultural development and Prof. Md. 09.04.2009 Social Devi environmental degradation in Islamuddin Science Economics Manipur since 1985 3 Lairenmayum Treatment of adultery, incent, Prof. M. Mani 17.04.2009 Humani Puinyabati Devi loneliness and failure in love and Meitei ties English marriage in the novels of Namita Gokhale 4 Khuraijam Khogen District rural development agency Dr. S. Mangi 17.04.2009 Social
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Singh and rural development in manipur Singh Science Political Science (a study of thoubal district during 1993-2002) 5 Maibam Revivalist movement among the Dr. L. 17.04.2009 Social Ratankumar Singh Meitei’s of Cachar (Assam) and Kunjeshwori Science History manipur 1930-2000 Devi 6 Potshangbam Analysis of Monokinetic and Prof. G. Jitendra 25.04.2009 Science Bidya Holokinetic chromosomes using Sharma Life Sciences Radiation-induced breakages in animal model systems 7 Khulen Ujala Devi A study on litter dynamics, litter Dr.E. Jadu 25.04.2009 Science Life Sciences decomposition and soil respiration Singh, Reader in the sub-tropical pine forest of D.M.College of Imphal West District, Manipur Science 8 Yumnam Pramoda A comparative study on certain Prof. G.A. 30.4.2009 Science Devi aromatic rice cultivars of Manipur Shantibala Devi Life Sciences with reference to growth, yield and quality 9 Rajkumari A study on population incidence, Prof. T. Kameshwor 05.05.2009 Science Lokeshwori developmental thresholds and Singh Devi reproductive fitness of Dr. R.K. Gambhir Life Sciences Cheilomenes sexmaculata (fabr.) Singh in relation to prey species and (Co-guide) prey density 10 Soibam Manipuri (meitei) gi sha, nga, Prof. H. Behari 15.05.2009 Humani Bimolata Devi uchekki phungawari neinaba Singh ties Manipuri Dr. Rajen Toijamba (Co-guide) 11 Makhonmani Manipuri Sanskritida Pena Prof. H. Behari 15.05.2009 Humani Mangsatabam Singh ties Manipuri Prof. P. Gunindro (Co-guide) 12 Thochom The Structural Analysis of Prof. Ch. 18.05.2009 Humani Chandramani Thangal Yashawanta Singh ties Singh Linguistics 13 Basanta Kumar Administrative Development in Prof. S. Rajendra 19.05.2009 Social Singh Arunachal Pradesh (1947-1987) Singh Science Political Science 14 Athoi Kamei Zeliangrong religion and society: Prof. Gangmumei 30.05.2009 Social History A historical study Kamei Science Prof. N. Joykumar (Co-guide 15 Koijam Sobita A comparative study of child Dr. Caroline 30.05.2009 Social Devi rearing practices of Ngaliankim Science Education Meitei, Tribals and Muslims in the urban and rural areas of the valley districts of Manipur 16 Reena Parliamentary elections in Prof. S. Rajendra 12.06.2009 Social Loitongbam Manipur with special reference to Singh Science Political Lok Sabha Elections: 1977-1999 Science 17 Helkhomang Ethnic fission among the kukis of Prof.Ch. Budhi 12.06.2009 Science Touthang Manipur Singh Anthropology Dr. M.C. Arun(Co- Guide) 18 Keithelakpam A study on teacher-education Dr. L. Leiren Singh 25.06.2009 Social
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Bidyalakshmi through distance mode in the Science Education North-Eastern Region of India 19 Aribam Journalists in an armed conflict Dr. S. Mangi Singh 04.07.2009 Social Ibomcha situation: A case study of Manipur Science Sharma (1996-2006) Political Science 20 Narmada Prevalence of diabetes mellitus Prof. W. 09.07.2009 Medical Thongam and dyslipidaemia in chronic liver Gyaneshwor Singh Science Biochemistry disease, hiv naïve and hiv-hcv co- infection cases 21 Kumam Some contributions to Dr. Kh. Kumarchand 22.07.2009 Science Praphullo construction of Universally Singh Singh optimal neighbour designs Statistics 22 Oinam Incidence and control of ixodid Dr. R.K. Ghambhir 29.07.2009 Science Gojendro Singh ticks on cattle in Manipur valley Singh Life Sciences 23 Laishram Studies on the biology of certain Prof. W. Vishwanath 29.07.2009 Science Sakuntala Devi ornamental fishes of Manipur Singh Life Sciences 24 Laikangbam Plant biodiversity, vegetation Prof. P. S. Yadava 29.07.2009 Science Shalini analysis and regeneration of Life Sciences keystone species in Khonghampat Forest, Manipur 25 Koijam Gandhi’s Understanding of Dr. S. Mangi Singh 29.07.2009 Social Dhaneshwori Influence on His Philosophy Science Devi Human Nature and Its Political Science 26 Naorem Sobita Characterization, Polymorphism Prof. Th. Bhagirath 12.08.2009 Science Devi and Relationship of Chromosomes Life Sciences in certain Fish Genera 27 Khumanthem Rajkumar Shitaljit Singhgi Prof. S. Tomba Singh 21.08.2009 Humani Sobita Devi Sahityada Tariba Veishnab ties Manipuri Dharmagi Masak neinaba 28 Saratkumari Mannu Bhandari Ke Upanyasong Prof. H. Subadani 31.08.2009 Humani Devi Ka Samaj Devi ties Nongmeikapam Shastriya Adhyayan , Hindi 29 Moirangthem On vehicle routing and Dr. I. Tomba Singh 03.09.2009 Science Kuber Singh transportation facility location Mathematics problems 30 Holkhongam Christian Missionaries Among the Dr. Salam Irene 08.09.2009 Social Haokip Kukis : A Historical Study Singh Science History 31 Wareppam Manipuri Society and Economy Shri K.K. Das 08.09.2009 Social Jibnanlata Devi (15th to 19th Century AD) Science History 32 Romida Victimisation of Meitei Women in Prof. Ksh. Bimola 26.09.2009 Social Nameirakpam Manipur valley Devi Science Political (1985-1995): A Case Study of Science Rape and Battering 33 Laishangbam KKM Theory Dr. M. Ranjit Singh 29.09.2009 Science Priyanandini Devi, Mathematics 34 Doungul Historical Traditions and Shri K.K. Das 30.09.2009 Social Letkhojam Customary Laws of the Science
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Haokip Chassad History 35 Gaikhamsin A Study of Electoral Politics in Dr. Benjamin 30.09.2009 Social Riamei Tamenglong District, Manipur, Gangmei, Science History 1990-2002 Sr.Lecturer, United College
36 Laishram A Historical Study of the Role Prof. N.Lokendra 30.09.2009 Social Ratankumar and Politics of Civil Society in Singh Science Singh Manipur (1980-2004) History 37 Irengbam The New Sensibility and Social Dr. Ch. 22.10.2009 Humani Dinamani Order in the Novels of Anita Sheelaramani, ties Singh Desai Reader, D.M.College English of Arts 38 Oinam Sareeta Gandhi on Women : A Case Prof. Ksh. Bimola 05.11.2009 Social Devi Study of Manipur Devi Science Political Science 39 Akham Gandhi’s concept of Ahimsa and Dr. Kh. 11.11.2009 Humani Hemabati Devi, its contemporary relevance Gokulchandra Singh, ties Philosophy D.M.College of Arts 40 Naorem Brojen Simte Grammar Prof. Ch. Yashawanta 17.11.2009 Humani Singh, Singh ties Linguistics 41 Komol Singha, Economy of a Tribal Village : A Prof. Amar Yumnam 17.11.2009 Social Economics Study of Maram Khullen, Science Senapati District, Manipur 42 Anoubam Spectral Properties of Black Hole Prof. K. 25.11.2009 Science Senorita Devi, Systems Yugindro Physics Singh 43 Thongbam Dr. Kamalgi Khuteeda Pratibad Prof. P. 10.12.2009 Humani Bidyapati Devi Nabachandra ties Manipuei Singh 44 Thokchom Arun Joshi’s Fictional World: Treatment Prof. M. Mani 21.12.2009 Humani Khelendro of Meitei ties Singh Alienation, Identity Crisis and Salvation English 45 Wangkhem Bharat Mein Sampradayikta kee Prof. K. Ibohal 21.12.2009 Humani Meratombi Samasya Aur Tamas Singh ties Devi Hindi 46 Sarangthem Studies on the Metal Catalyzed Organic Dr. O. 21.12.2009 Science Joychandra Reactions Mukherjee Singh Singh Chemistry 47 Kongkham Hindi Nayi Kahani Ke Paripre-kshya Dr. S. 21.12.2009 Humani Phullona Devi Mein Mohan Rakesh Ki Kahaniyon Lanchenba ties Hindi Ka Adhyayan Meitei 48 Tankanath Phaniswarnath Renu ke upnyasonka Dr.S.Lanchenba 21.12.2009 Humani Sharma Loktatwik Adhayan Meitei ties Khatiwara, Hindi 49 Beeteswari Diversity, Distribution and Dr. Asha Gupta 23.12.2009 Science Khangembam Productivity of Macrophytes in Life Sciences Kongba River, Manipur 50 Oinam Studies of Solvable Potentials in Non- Prof. C. Amuba Science Babynanda relativistic Singh 23.12.2009 Devi Quantum Mechanics : The Ladder Prof. Th.
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Physics Operator Method Jekendra Singh 51 Ibetombi Synthesis of li-zn-co ferrites and li-zn- Prof. Sumitra 29.12.2009 Science Soibam ni ferrites by citrate precursor method Phanjoubam Physics and their structural mossbauer, magnetic and electrical characterization
52 Siddeshwar Economic Development of Assam Prof. L. Tombi 16.12.2009 Social Bora Role of Small Tea Growers: A Case Singh Science Economics Study of Golaghat District 53 Laishram A Contrastive Study of Word- Prof. Ch. 22.01.2010 Humani Joyraj Singh Formation of Manipuri and English Yashawanta ties Linguistics Singh 54 Md. Muzibur A Linguistic Analysis of Grammatical Prof. M. Meitei 22.01.2010 Humani Rahman and Lexical Errors in English made by ties English a group of Assamese students at the Pre-Degree level 55 Jose P.D. Traditional Administrative System and Prof. K. Ibo 22.01.2010 Social Political Customary Laws of the Maram Tribe Singh Science Science 56 Salam Dilan Microcredit: A Study of Self-Help Dr. L. Jibon- 02.02.2010 Social Singh Groups in Manipur kumar Sharma Science Management 57 Sangeeta Impact of education on the socio- Dr. K.P. Guite 02.02.2010 Social Maisnam economic status of women in Imphal Dr. C. Science Education West District, Manipur Ngailiankim,Co -guide 58 Ayangbam Party System in Manipur (1985-2002) Dr. S. Mangi 02.02.2010 Social Shyamkishor Singh Science Political Science 59 Nongthombam Treatment of women characters in Prof. Th. 22.02.2010 Humani Anita Devi, the novels of Thomas Hardy Ratankumar ties English Singh 60 Sharmeli Yumnam Studies on the binary complexes of Dr. R.K. 22.02.2010 Science Chemistry lanthanide (III) ions with bases Lonibala derived from isonicotinic acid hydrazide 61 Ayekpam Sharmila Politics in Manipur 1972-1984 Prof. Ksh. 26.02.2010 Social Devi Bimola Devi Science Political Science 62 Thingom Microbial and nutritional Prof. 26.02.2010 Science Premarani evaluation of indigenously G.K.N.Chhetri Life Sciences fermented soybean (Hawaijar) in Manipur 63 Sumitra Huidrom Cultural Conflicts in the Novels of Prof. Th. 06.02.2010 Humani Ruth Prawer Jhabvala and Anita Ratankumar ties Desai: A Comparative Study Singh 64 Ongnam Medha Spectral studies of 4f – 4f Prof. N. 17.03.2010 Science Devi transitions of some selected Rajmuhon Chemistry trivelent lanthanide metal Singh complexes with multidentate nitrogen/oxygen donor ligands
65 Bhabeshwar Traditional Housing and Dr. H. Bilashini 20.03.2010 Social Tongbram Architecture of Manipur Devi Science History
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66 Sanabam Chanu Houjikki manipuri theatre neinaba Prof. N. Tombi 24.03.2010 Humani Thaninleima maru oina ratan Singh ties Manipuri hiyamgee theatreda yumpham oiba
UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION (UGC) SECTION
This Section deals with matters Commission. Further, this is the only relating to the University Grants section dealing with the correspondences Commission particularly recommendation of research and exchange programme of Research Projects, maintenance of within India and Foreign Countries progress reports of the completed and through the Association of ongoing research projects, circulation of Commonwealth Universities. University Grants Commission letters to A number of students have been the Schools and Departments, Principals awarded Junior Research Fellowship of the affiliated colleges, etc. Over and (JRF), UGC-Research Fellowship in above, this section maintains statistics of Science for Meritorious Students, UGC- the University and also deals with and BSR Research Fellowship in Science for other correspondences of Scientific and Meritorious Students, Rajiv Gandhi Industrial Research (CSIR), Department of National Fellowship for ST/SC (RGNF), Science and Technology (DST), Post-graduate Merit Scholarship for University Grants Commission (UGC), University Rank Holder, Post-graduate Indian Council of Historical Research Indira Gandhi Scholarship for Single Girl (ICHR), Indian Council of Philosophical Child and Post-graduate Scholarship for Research (ICPR), Indian Council of Professional Course for ST/SC of the Medical Research (ICMR), Indian Council University Grants Commission, Council of Social Science and Research (ICSSR) for Scientific & Industrial Research and Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship for (CSIR), Indian Council of Social Science ST/SC (RGNF). Besides the section deals and Research (ICSSR), Indian Council of with matters relating to Major and Minor Historical Research (ICPR) and Mahatma Research Projects, etc. It conducted Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Smriti National Educational Test under the (MGSDS), sponsorship of University Grants
Fellowships/Scholarships/Grants: University Grants Commission (JRF) Sl. Name of Student Effective date Department 1 Moirangthem Rajesh Singh 22-05-2009 Manipuri 2 Ms. Ksh. Sandhyarani Devi 22-05-2009 Manipuri 3 Ms. Longjam Sangita Devi 22-05-2009 Manipuri 4 Ms. Konthoujam Bijalata Devi 22-05-2009 Manipuri 5 Sri Y. Santoshkumar Singh 22-05-2009 ACEE 6 Ms. H. Sunita Devi 14-12-2009 Manipuri
UGC – BSR Research Fellowship in Science for Meritorious Students Sl. Name of Student Effective From Department 1 Longjam Jaideva Singh 01-06-2010 Chemistry 2 Sanasam Satyabhama Devi 01-06-2010 Chemistry
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3 Romeo Singh Loitongbam 01-06-2010 Chemistry 4 Laishram Ronibala Devi 01-06-2010 Chemistry 5 Wahengbam Bembee Devi 01-06-2010 Chemistry 6 L. Kapil 20-05-2010 Mathematics 7 Kh. Brojendro Singh 20-05-2010 Mathematics 8 Heisnam Shanjit Singh 24-03-2010 Physics 9 Potshangbam Sapna 24-03-2010 Physics UGC- Research Fellowship in Science for Meritorious Students Sl. Name of Student Effective From Department 1 Sri A. Ingocha Singh 01-11-2009 Mathematics 2 Thoudam Diana 24-03-2010 Physics UGC – Post Graduate Indira Gandhi Scholarship for Single Girl Child Sl. Name of Student Effective From Department 1 Ms. Yurthingla Raingam 14-08-2009 Philosophy 2 Ms. Warepam Sanatombi Chanu 20-08-2009 English
FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS
The Finance Officer exercises The net expenditure connected with general supervision over the funds of the maintenance of the University, after the University and advises it in respect taking into account the income of the of its financial policy. He performs University by way of fee and other such financial functions as are assigned receipts, is supposed to be met by the University Grants Commission as Grants- to him by the Executive Council, in-aid. Statutes, Ordinances, the Finance Financial Requirements: Committee, and the Vice Chancellor. The Financial requirements of the He is the Ex Officio Secretary of the University for the year 2009-10 (Revised Finance Committee. Estimates) and 2009-11 (Budget Maintenance (Non-Plan) Grants. Estimates), are as follows: NON-PLAN ESTIMATES (Rupees in Lakh) Particulars Actual Budget Revised Budget 2009-10 Estimates Estimates Estimates 2009-10 2009-10 2010-11 Salaries and Salary Components Salaries 2192.14 3441.30 3994.45 2989.10 Ad-hoc Bonus 13.47 7.00 13.80 15.00 Pension 113.21 169.70 246.30 191.00 DCRG and CELS 48.19 50.00 263.80 214.60 D. A. Arrear 29.51 64.50 60.00 Vacancies Contribution to NPS & GSLI 19.80 23.50 32.00 Total: Salaries and Salary 2396.52 3714.80 4606.35 3501.70 Components Other Charges 314.78 363.43 251.07 408.93 Total Expenditure: 2711.30 4078.23 4857.42 3910.63
Less Revenue raised by the 322.06 294.90 344.05 344.05 University Total Grants-in-Aid required 2382.24 3783.38 4513.37 3566.58
Development (Plan) Account.
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The expenditure on various expenditure on such additional posts, Development (Plan) Schemes, which are which have been created during the Plan included in the Eleventh Five Year Plan period in execution of the new schemes, is and also “ On going” programmes of also met out of the Plan fund. construction of Buildings, etc., brought During 2008-09 i.e. the 2nd year of the over from the previous Plan, is met out of XI-Plan period, the University Grants the Development (Plan) Grants received Commission has sanctioned a total amount from the University Grants Commission. of Rs.1619.12 Lakh as general Expenditure of capital nature - development assistance of the University Construction of buildings, Development of and Rs. 500 lakh for OBC. University campus, Purchase of scientific The requirements of the University to and laboratory equipment, Library books, meet its development projects, in brief, are Furniture, etc. is incurred out of these as under: grants. In addition, the revenue
PLAN ESTIMATES (Rupees in Lakh) Particulars Actual Budget Revised Budget 2008-09 Estimates Estimates Estimates 2009-10 2009-10 2010-11 REVENUE ACCOUNT Salaries Salaries 32.65 72.63 139.61 130.07 Maintenance of assets Purchase of Library Books & 17.19 300.00 100.00 70.00 Journals Total: Revenue Account 49.84 372.63 239.61 200.70 Capital Account Campus Development and 1651.62 3300.00 1300.00 1200.00 Construction of Buildings Other Capital Expenditure 2854.65 1115.49 1830.00 1486.00 Total: Capital account 4506.27 4415.49 3130.00 2686.00 Total: Development 4556.11 4788.12 3369.61 288670 (Plan) Account
ASSOCIATION OF EMPLOYEES
The existence of three associations of Employees continued during the year in the Manipur University. The Associations are: 1. Manipur University Teachers Association (MUTA) 2. Manipur University Officers’ Association (MUOA) 3. Manipur University Staff Association (MUSA) During the year Dr. M. Ranjit Singh, Professor, Department of Mathematics was the President of MUTA and Dr. L. Rajen Singh, Lecturer; Department of Political Science was its Secretary. Shri M. Biren Singh, Dy. Finance Officer, M. U. was the President of Manipur University Officers’ Association and Shri K. Dwijamani Singh, Dy. Registrar, i/c was its Secretary during the year. While Shri M. Kandesh Singh, Sr. Technical Assistant, Department of Life Sciences was the President of the Manipur University Staff Association during year and Shri Th. Amar Singh, Cook; Men’s Hostel was its Secretary.
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