DEPARTMENT OF ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION & EXTENSION JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025

COMMUNITY EXTENSION LECTURES

FIELD Visit to KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA (kvk)

Students extension activities through development intervention experience –I & II and concurrent field work – I & II

DEPARTMENT OF ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION & EXTENSION JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA, NEW DELHI-110025

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Distribution of hindi printed folders in the community

DISTRIBUTION OF HINDI HANDOUT MATERIAL IN THE COMMUNITY

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Report

Educational Needs of Children in Institutional Care Home in Delhi:

An Intervention Study (March-July 2018)

Centre for Early Childhood Development and Research (CECDR)

Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Centre for Early Childhood Development and Research (CECDR), JMI2

Contents

1. Background 4

1.1 Concept of institutional care 4

1.2 Effect of institutional care on young children’s development 4

2. The present study 6

2.1 Preliminary visits to Village Cottage Home 6

2.2 About Village Cottage Home 6

3. Objectives of the intervention study 7

4. Intervention methodology 7

5. Development of tools 8

5.1 Tool for literacy assessment 9

5.2 Tool for numeracy assessment 10

5.3 Checklist for assessment of social skills 11

5.4 Process of assessment 12

6. Intervention plan 13

7. Strategies to strengthen the academic skills (Hindi Literacy and Numeracy) 15

8. Life Skills/ Social Emotional Skills 17

9. Post Assessment 18

10. A few success stories 20

11. Limitation of the study 22

12. Conclusion 22

13. Recommendations 23

14. References 26

Centre for Early Childhood Development and Research (CECDR), JMI3

Educational Needs of Children in Institutional Care Homein Delhi: An Intervention Study

(March-July 2018)

Centre for Early Childhood Research and Development (CECDR) JamiaMilliaIslamia

New Delhi-110025

Core Team for Research and Intervention study: Advisory Team:

Ms.AghnaShujat

(Research Associate, CECDR) Prof.ZubairMeenai (Hony. Director,CECDR) Ms.ApoorvaTripathi

(Research Associate, CECDR) Dr.Anubha Rajesh

(Chair Professor, CECDR) Ms.Namrita Singh

(Programme Officer, CECDR) Dr.SeemaNaaz

(Assistant Professor, CECDR) Ms.Sana Parveen

(Research assistant cum counselor, CECDR) Dr.Monu Lal Sharma

(Assistant Professor, CECDR) Contributors:

Dr.GeetaMenon

(Chair Professor, CECDR)

Special Thanks:

Ms.Asha Saxena (Superintendent, VCH) Ms.Preeti Gupta (Welfare Officer, VCH)

Relievers, Staff Member & Children, VCH Supported By:

Save the Children

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Education Can’t Wait (ECW)

Education in Emergencies and Humanitarian Crisis

Training Workshop – Dates: 25 – 26 March 2019 Jointly Conducted by

Centre for Early Childhood Development and Research (CECDR) Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi and Save the Children, India.

Venue: Hotel Eros, Nehru Place, Delhi Key Objectives:

Education in Emergencies (EiE) technical resource group to emerge as a deployable resource and as trainers to train implementing partners and other stakeholders

Develop an EiE platform in line with SCI Humanitarian Standards in EiE and engage in an enduring and accompanied process of capacity building

Scope of the Workshop:

 Understand and define the basic concepts and terminologies of Education in Emergencies (EiE)

 Develop basic capacity for Planning Assessments and Education interventions during and after Humanitarian Crises.

 Develop a basic understanding of Conflict Sensitive Education

Time Session Facilitator

Day 1: Monday – 25 March 2019

9.15 to 9.30 Registration Save the Children

0930-1015 Introduction to the Workshop:

EiE as a priority for Save the Children and CECDR

Dr. Kamal Gaur and Prof. Zubair Meenai, Director, CECDR 10.00-1030 Participant Introductions and Expectations from the

Workshop

CECDR Team

1030-1045 Tea

1045-1130 Terminology and Concepts of EiE: Activity CECDR Team 1130-1300 Humanitarian Crisis , Impact on Education and Examples

of Interventions

Prof. Geeta Menon CECDR

1300-1400 Lunch

1400-1500 Education in Emergencies (EiE): Principles and Practice:

Save the Children and Unicef Perspective (Lead and Co-Lead)

Global Education Cluster (GEC)

Ray Kancharla, Save the Children

1500-1515 Tea

31515-1645 Rapid Assessment and Phase-wise Response Planning Ray Kancharla, Save the Children

4.45 to 5.30 The Privilege Game Namrata and Sana

CECDR

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Education Can’t Wait (ECW) Day Two: Tuesday, 26 March 2019

Time Session Facilitator

9.30 to 10.15 Child Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (CC-DRR) and its integration with EiE

Ray Kancharla, Save the Children 1015-1100 Child Protection in Emergencies (CPiE) Dr. Seema Naaz,

CECDR 1100 -1115 Tea Break

1115-1300 Conflict Sensitive Education Prof. Geeta Menon CECDR

1300-1400 Lunch

1400-1600 Group Work : Planning Education Response in Humanitarian Crisis

Prof. Geeta Menon Ray Kancharla Facilitators:

Ms. Namrata Singh Ms. Sana Parveen

1600-1700 Summing up and Next Steps Kamal Gaur

Ridhi Kakkar <kakkarridhi@gmail.com>

Fwd: Regarding final Invoice against the sanctioned amount.

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Biswajit Das <biswas.das@gmail.com>

To:Ridhi Kakkar <kakkarridhi@gmail.com>

Tue, May 29,2018 at 9:28 PM

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From: Balkishan Chandora <gmts.seci.cil@coalindia.in>

Date: Tue, May 29.2018,16:56

Subject: Regarding final Invoice against the sanctioned amount.

To:<bdas@jmi.ac.in>, <biswas.das@gmail.com>

Dear Sir,

This is in reference to ourdiscussions with Sm!. Kakkar, CCMG, JMI on25/5/2018 regCi'ciing sending of Revised Invoice for Rs.11Lakh against the nomination sponsored by SECL for the national conference on exploring cre ative industry being held from 21-23 Feb.20 18 at N.Delhi. Smt. Kakkar has promised me to send the revised invoice immediately, butunfortunately the same hasnot been received till date.

Sir,you are requested to kindly instruct Smt. Kakkar toarrange for sending the Revised Invoice (as attached) as early as possible so that amount of Rs. 11Lakhs sanctioned against advance on the request of CCMG. JMI can be adjusted accordingly.

GM(CS)/TS to CMD SECL

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Ridhi Kakkar <kakkarridhi@gmail.com>

To:Balkishan Chandora <gmts.secl.cil@coalindia.in>

Cc: Biswajit Das <biswas.das@gmail.com>

,-~.:; Thu, May 31.2018 at:1.34PM

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Dear Sir,

This isto inform that we have processed your request for a revised invoice of Rs. 11 lakhs in our account department. But none ofyour previous correspondence have mentioned about the amount Rs. 11 lakhs and also JMI has received Rs. 10,78,0001- .Please state, on what basis a certificate of 11 lakh should be released ??

Seeking foryour response.

Regards Ridhi Kakkar

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To:Suhail Karimi <skarimi@jmi.ac.in>

Thu, May 31,2018 at3:38PM

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Subject: Signing of Service Agreement between the Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace & Conflict Resolution, JMI and ^Save the Children, Bal Raksha Bharat (sc BR)

Dear Sir,

A two day workshop is being organized by the Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace &

Conflict Resolution

in

collaboration with Save the Children, Bal Raksha (SC ^BR) whereby the Nelson Mandela Centre will be organizing a two-day workshop on "Non- Violent Approaches to Development in Jamia Millia lslamia, New Delhi

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November 2O-2L,2OL4.

As per the terms of the Service Agreement, (copy enclosed) the Nelson Mandela Centre will be responsible for the development of the content of the ^workshop and the delivery of the workshop by the Subject Matter Experts of the Nelson Mandela Centre as well as the other resource persons. The ^Save the Children, Bal Raksha ^(SC

BR) will be responsible for bearing allthe expenses,Organizational and Training ^Costs.

It is requested that the ^Vice Chancellor may kindly approve the Service Agreement

enclosed herewith afterthe necessary

legalclearance. _* o.K ^{v.-+t.al

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^{Time Scale}

he duration of the assignment witt be November 2014 and ending 21't November provided for in ctause 6 betow.

Save the Children

Bal Raksha, Bharat

SERVICE AGREEMENT

This ^AGREEMENT executed between ^save the chitdren, Bat Raksha Bha,rat (sc

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^BR'),. _.

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^{s-io-r1, 3rd Fto-or,} valdhaman rL1de centre, ^{Nehru Place'}

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New Dethi ^-110 019. ^AND The Registiar, Jamia Mittia lstamia, New Dethi

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I iOOZI (hereinafter referred to as ,Seryice provider').

SC BR and the Service provider hereinafter are individual,ty referred

to

^as

"Party" ^and coltectivety ^as "Parties"'

AND WHEREAS SC BR approached the service ^Provider

to

successfutty comPtete the one workshoP'

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^{NOW THIS AGREEMENT witnessed as under:}

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1.

^{Terms of Reference (TOR)}

C BR hereby

"ngig.t ^the

^{Service Provider}

to

^{comptete the work^ as}

provided in Terms bt iu?"7"nce (TOR) (as per attached sheet) - _Annexure I & ll

to

the satisfaction

of iC

BR and the Service Provider ^has agreed to- such an

"ngig"r"nt.

^The

parties ugru" that the matters specified in the TOR may be

modifiedfromtimetotimeaspermutualagreementbetweenSCBRandthe

Service Provider, and that the ToR, ^{as amended} from time to time, ^{sha[[ form}

an integral part of this Agreement'

for two days beginning from 20th 2014, untess terminated eartier ^as

3.

AccountabititY and SuPPort

he Service Provider wiit'worX within overall ^{SC BR pol'icies on a} variety of

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^{issues inctuding Ch.itd} protection Poticy. The Service Provider shatl also compty in

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^othe-r information and advisory materiats.concerning the ^practices

appricaute fottowed

b;la

^{gR tnut sc BR} may provide to the service ^Provider from time to time'

4.

ConfidentiaI lnformation

he

service Provider ^shal,l, ma'intain

in

confidence and safeguard alt information that the Service Provider may come

to

kno.w as

a

resutt

of

this Agreement or otherwise about or relating to SC ^BR,. inctuding att information provided by ^{SC BR} for ^{jurposes of this} Agieement (whether provided before ^or after the execution of this agreement). ^The Service Provider shatl not, ^except witfr me prior written authJrisation of ^{SC BR, disctose, give or pubtish} to any

other ^person,

firm or

corporation nor shatt

the

service Provider use ^such information

for lts

^{personat gain or}

benefit.

This obtigation

of

the ^Service provider shatl continue

aftei

expir,ation

or

termination

of

this ^Agreement,

inctuding any renewat thereof'

Head Office:

3'Floor, Vardhaman Trade Centre,9,10,11 Nehru Place

New Delhi 110019

Society Registration No:951101120O4

www. savsthechild ^{ren. in}

Telephone ^{+91-1 1} 4229 4900 Fax +91-114229 4990 Email : info@savethechildren'in

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FCRA Registiation; No: ²³¹ 660S69 All donations are exempt under 80G of l'T' Act ^'1961

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^{Ownership of findings}

Any reports ^produced and data cottected by Service Provider wit[ be the property of the ^{SC BR} and witt not be pubtished and disseminated by the Service Provider without ^prior written permission of ^{SC BR.}

6. Termination

This Agreement may be terminated:

A.

by mutuat consent given in writing and signed by both Parties hereto; or

B.

^by either Party at wit[ or without cause with not less than one day's written notice or fee ^(as specified in ctause 7 betow) in lieu of notice.

C.

^{By SC BR, with immediate} notice, in case SC BR finds that the work is not being imptemented by

the

Service Provider,

at

least according

to

^{SC BR's}

minimum standards and that the progress of the work is not satisfactory.

D.

^{By SC BR,} without any notice whatsoever, in ^case the Service Provider viotates any poticy of SC BR.

7.

^Fees

The Service Provider shatl be paid an amount

of

Rs. 93,3241' ^(Rupees Ninety Three Thousand Three Hundred and Twenty Four onty) for conducting the workshop.

Tax deductions witl appty to the paid amount of the Service Provider in accordance with the prevaiting lncome Tax legistation/poticy of the Government of lndia.

No other expense/charges inctuding that for insurance purpose is payabte to the Service Provider.

8.

Relationship of the Parties.

The Parties are independent entities and this Agreement is being entered into on a principaI to principal basis. lt is understood and acknowtedged by the Service Provider that the Service Provider is not, by virtue of this Agreement, rendered

a

representative

or

agent

or

emptoyee

of

^{SC BR and} the Service Provider hereby agrees not to make any such representation to any ^person or authority. The Service Provider has no right or authority to assume or create, in writing or otherwise, any obtigation of any kind, express or imptied, in the name

of or on behatf of SC BR, unless provided with an express written authority in advance by ^{SC BR} to do so.

9.

^lndemnity

The Service Provider agrees to compty with att laws (inctuding the laws of lndia) appticabte to the performance of his obtigations under this Agreement. ln case however, SC BR suffers any loss or damage or ctaim etc.

of

any nature whatsoever on account

of

any actions

of

the Service Provider, the Service

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provider _shatt indemnify and hol.d harm[ess SC BR

in

respect

of

such loss or damage or claim etc.

10.

Non-Exclusiveand Non-Assignable.

(a)

The Parties agree that the exctusive.

appointment of the ^{Service Provider is non-}

(b)

^{The Service Provider} acknowtedges and confirms

that the

rights and obtigations of the Service Provider ^under this Agreement are ^personal in nature

andlhe Service Provider hereby ^agrees not to assign or transfer his obtigations or interests or ^any part thereof to any person. The Parties agree that sc ^{BR has} the right to assigh this Agreement or any interest therein to any of its affitiate

organilzations wiihout having to obtain the ^consent of the Service Provider.

11.

Jurisdiction

This Agreement shatt be governed and construed in accordance with, and performance

of

atl services hereunder are subject

to,

the [aws

of

lndia and regutations

of the

lndian Government, retevant State Governments and its de"partments and agencies, and the rights and obtigations of the Service Provider as wetl as those

oi

SC BR under or in connection with this Agreement shat[ be construed in accordance with the taws of lndia. Any disputes arising out of or in connection with this agreement shatt be subject

to

exctusive jurisdiction of courts in Dethi and no other court(s) shatl have jurisdiction.

17.

^{Failure to Enforce.}

The faiture of either ^{Party hereto} to enforce at any time or for ^{any period} of time any provision(s) of this Agreement shatl not be construed to be waiver of such provisibn(s) or of the right of such Party thereafter to enforce each and every such provision.

13.

Rights and obtigations upon expiration or termination.

Neither Party shatt be tiabte by reason of the termination or expiration of this Agreement

to

the other Party

for

any compensation, reimbursement or damages for terminating this ^Agreement in accordance with the terms hereof on any alcount whatsoever. The termination of the Agreement shatl however not affect the obtigations of the Parties incurred prior to the termination

14.

Entire Agreement - Execution and Modification

A.

^This Agreement contains and constitutes

the entire

^{and onty}

Agreement between

the

Parties hereto

with

respect

to ^the

^{subject matter}

hireof,

and any representation, terms

or

conditions retating thereto ^not incorporated heiein, ^shatt not be binding upon either Party. This ^Agreement

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whotty cancets, terminates and supersedes any and atl ^previous agreements, negotiations, commitments ^and writings between the Parties in connection with the subject matter of this Agreement.

B.

This Agreement shatl not become effective or binding upon SC BR

untit signed by an authorized signatory of ^{SC BR.}

C. No

change, modification, extension,

renewat,

ratification, rescission, termination, notice

of

termination, discharge, abandonment or

waiver

of this

^Agreement

or ^any of the

provisions

hereof, nor

any representation, ^promise or condition ^rel.ating to this Agreement shatl be binding upon SC BR unless made

in

writing and signed on behalf

of

SC BR by the aforementioned rePresentative

15.

SeverabititY.

ln

case any ^provision

jn _this

_Agreement shatl

be

hetd invatid ^or unenforceabte,

the

^{vaLidity, tegatity and} enforceabitity

of the

^remaining

provisions thereof witt not in any way be affected or impaired thereby.

16.

^Headings.

Agreement are for convenience onty and this Agreement.

Att headings set forth

in

this

shal,t not affect the interpretation ^of

17.

^Notices.

(i)

^{Any notice and}

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^or communication under this Agreement shatt be

in writing and shatt be sent to the address and or fax number of the recipient

.

^{set out betow:}

ln case of ^{SC BR:}

Ms. DeePati Nath

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^Director, Knowtedge Management Save the Children, Ba[ Raksha Bharat

No. 9-10-1 ¹ , 3rd Floor, Vardhaman Trade Centre, Nehru Ptace, New Dethi -110 019

Phone: ⁴⁷⁷⁹ 4900, ^F ax: 42294990

ln case of the Service Provider:

The Registrar, Jamia Mittia lstamia,

New Delhi - ₁₁₀₀₂₅

Any change in the above particutars shaLl, forthwith be communicated in writing to the other PartY.

(ii)

^{Any such} notice may

be

detivered personalty

or be

sent by registeied A/D mait, or facsimite transmission and shatt be deemed to have been

duty sent and served

if

personal,ty deLivered, when delivered;

if

by registered

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A/D mail., on dispatch thereof; and

if

by facsimiLe transmission when dispatched and etecironicatly ^generated confirmation receipt is ^{received by sender.}

lN WITNESS THEREOF, this Agreement is signed on this ^1Oth November 2014.

Signed for

Save the Chitdren, Ba[ Raksha Bharat

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Name:

Ms. DeePati Nath

Director, Knowtedge Management Save the Chitdren, Ba[ Raksha Bharat

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^No. 9-10-11, 3rd Ftoor, Vardhaman Trade Centre,

Nehru Ptace, New Dethi -110 019

Service Provider

Name:

The Registrar, Jamia Mittia lslamia, New Delhi - 110025

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(A Central Univeisitv bv ^an Act of f-ar.li.a111t) Hluriunu Mohammed Ali lauhar Marg, New Delhi-110025

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2014-15

 Extension Lectures organized by the Department of Social work.

Topic Resource Person Year

Organ Retrieval and donation Pallavi Kumar, Mohan Foundation

2015

The Inter Phase Operational Model Prof. Robert Guang Tian (Shantou University, China)

2014

Chinese Economy Prof. Robert Guang Tian

((Shantou University, China)

2014

Grassroot comics on stereotypes Mr Sharad Sharma, World Comics Network

2014

Land: Issues and perspectives in India

Mr Nesar Ahmad, Budget Analysis and Research Centre

2014

Whose Waste is it anyway Ms. Sharmila Sinha, CSE 2014

Human Trafficking Shaktivahini 2014

Peace and Religion Prof. Mohanty & Prof. V. K.

Tripathi, Sadbhav Mission

2014

2015-16

 The Subject Association organized an extension lecture on the topic Activism in Social work by Vimal Bhai on 23 November 2015. NAPM provides a forum for coming together of numerous vibrant strands of ideologies. (National Alliance of People’s Movements)

 An extension lecture on Organ Donation was organized by the Subject Association in association with MOHAN Foundation. The resource person Dr. Muneet Kaur Sahi discussed in detail about the concept and legalities of Organ Donation. The lecture was held on 30 November 2015

2016-17

Extension Lecture on the topic “From self-initiation to institutionalization: Celebrating the experiments and experiences of Social Activists”

On 29th October 2016, an Extension Lecture on the topic “From self-initiation to institutionalization: Celebrating the experiments and experiences of Social Activists” was organized by Dr Habeeb-ul Rahiman and Mr Sanjay Ingole. The lecture was delivered by Shri Bezwada Wilson (Magsaysay Awardee) (Safai Karamchari Andolan) & Omkar Nath Sharma (Medicine Baba). )(retired Blood Bank Technician, Kailash Hospital). Both of them shared their experiences of working for the practices that have lost their social value that have been abolished by law but still practiced socially. The session was well attended and had the interactive participation of students.

Public Lecture on Development, Displacement and Human Rights Concerns

On occasion of its golden jubilee year, the Department organized a public lecture on the theme,

“Development, Displacement and Human Rights Concerns” on January 31, 2017. Eminent Social Worker, Ms. Medha Patkar delivered the lecture that witnessed the participation of nearly 600 people who were drawn from the NGO sector, Schools of Social Work, alumni of the department, faculty and students from the university. The event was also graced by the presence of the Honorable Vice Chancellor, Senior Officials, Deans, Heads and Directors of the Centres of the university.

Lecture began with the welcome address of Head of Department, Prof Ushvinder Kaur Popli, who gave the holistic introduction to the journey of department in the last 50 years. Ms. Medha Patkar began her lecture by acknowledging the long association of the student fraternity of the university with various movements across the country. It was mentioned by her that development is inevitable but it should happen while ensuring equity and social justice, which are also the ideals of the Constitution and the various international conventions to which India is a signatory to. Any developmental project should visualize the consequences on the population and hence the preparedness of the affected population should happen years before.

The case of Narmada Bachao Andolan was cited by her and mentioned the role that they had played in preparing the younger generation for the transitions that might occur in their life.

The impact of developmental projects on the livelihood and the culture has to be understood.

Citing the example of the fishing community, Ms. Medha Patkar stressed that the loss of livelihood may happen through the introduction of trawlers which has to be thought about and addressed in a proactive manner. Another impact is on the landless population and marginalized sections as they are usually omitted from the rehabilitation planning.

She reiterated that the students of social work need to look at the realities of the marginalized communities and should make an utmost attempt to work at the grass root level. They should aspire to become non-violent change agents with the support of the government.

The lecture was coordinated by Prof Ushvinder Kaur Popli, Dr Habeeb-ul Rahiman and Mr Sanjay Ingole.

2017-18

PUBLIC LECTURES

Title: Epistemology of Social Exclusion, Speaker: Prof. Vivek Kumar

The Second Public Lecture under the aegis of Golden Jubilee Celebrations by the Department was held on 19th April 2017 in Mir Anees Hall, Dayar-e Mir Taqi Mir, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. Eminent Sociologist Prof Vivek Kumar, Chair Professor, Dr Ambedkar Chair, Centre for the Study of Social Systems/School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, and Visiting Professor, Columbia University, New York, USA and Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany, delivered the lecture on “Epistemology of social exclusion”.

Prof. Kumar explained the meaning of ‘Exclusion’ and the meaning of ‘Social Exclusion’ and its reasons. After defining its literal meaning he analyzed how social exclusion is differently perceived and defined in India and Western world. The citation of Louis Dumont was made to explain the difference between Indian and Western society. Further he explained the source and foundation of ‘Social Exclusion’ in Indian society which is socially stratified, culturally heterogeneous, religiously plural, and hierarchical. The location of social exclusion also provides the paradigm of exclusion and inclusion because it is an established notion that the paradigm of exclusion is social and inclusion is constitutional. Therefore, there is always bound to be a lag between exclusion and inclusion. He argued that when we try to make a policy on social exclusion its contextualization, source and foundation and

its structures are sine-qua-non. If one can understand the nuances of social exclusion then a policy of social Inclusion could be made.

Prof. Ushvinder Kaur Popli, Head of the Department made the introductory remarks while Prof. Anjali Gandhi, (Retd.) chaired the session and coordinated the discussion. She was also felicitated by Prof. Vivek Kumar for her contribution to the Department of Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia. Mr. Sanjay Ingole and Dr. Habeebul Rahiman, Assistant Professors and Convenors of the lecture, introduced the speakers and delivered vote of thanks respectively.

Title: The Role of Corporate in Transforming Rural India, Speaker: Ms Neelima Khetan

The third public lecture under the aegis of it Golden Jubilee Celebrations was organized on 15^th November 2017 at FTK CIT Auditorium. Ms. Neelima Khetan, Vice President-CSR,

Hindustan Zinc Ltd. delivered lecture on ‘The Role of Corporate in Transforming Rural India’.

Prof. Ushvinder Kaur Popli, Head of the Department and Prof. N.U. Khan, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, welcomed the guests by presenting the saplings and memento to the guests. Prof. A. S. Kohli, the former Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences and former Head Department of Social Work, chaired the session.

Ms. Neelima Khetan, started her lecture by differentiating between the term transformation and development. Speaking on the topic, she emphasized on the point that when one looks at market solutions to all the social problems, it may not succeed. One has to look into all the three levels, i.e., Bazar, Sarkar and Samaj. The corporate, though assumes important role in rural transformation, has its own limitations as well and being educated people, the academic community has to be alert about which direction we are heading. In her lecture, she urged the younger generation to go deeper into the issue and make the world a better one and make their existence more justified.

PROFESSIONAL DINNER TALKS

A series of Dinner talks by eminent social work academicians and practitioners were held during the NIC camp. The focus of the Dinner Talks was to open up windows of discussion regarding indigenization of social work education and practice areas.

Dinner Talk-1, Topic: Relevance of Gandhian Thoughts in Contemporary Times

Speaker: Prof. Vipin Tripathi, IIT Delhi

A dinner talk was conducted by Prof. Vipin Tripathi, Professor Emeritus in IIT-Delhi and noted Gandhian. Prof. Tripathi is the founder of Sadbhav Mission on 22^nd December 2017.

The speaker, started to address the communal tensions during the Babri Masjid demolition and subsequent violence. Prof. Tripathi spoke on the topic ‘Relevance of Gandhian Thoughts in Contemporary Times’.

Dinner Talk-2, Topic: Locating National Integration in the Context of Idea of India

Speaker:Prof. Manoj Kumar Jha

Prof. Manoj Kumar Jha, Professor in the Department of Social Work, Delhi University, and official spokesperson of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). He spoke on the topic ‘Locating National Integration in the Context of the Idea of India’ on 23^rd December 2017.

Dinner Talk-3, Topic: My Journey through Social Work Profession

Speaker: Prof. R. R. Singh

A dinner talk on the topic ‘My Journey through Social Work Profession’ was organized on 24^nd December 2017 that was delivered by Prof. R. R Singh, the former Director of Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and Former Head, Department of Social Work, Delhi University.