FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA

have the pleasure to invite you for

BLOOD DONATION CAMP

To be inaugurated by

Honorable Vice chancellor, JMI

Prof. Talat Ahmed

On 28

July, 2016(Thursday), 9:00 am

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Examination Hall, 5

Floor, Faculty of Dentistry, JMI

RSVP :

DEAN,

F/o Dentistry

is organizing a on the occasion of

In collaboration with National Service Scheme, JMI

& Rotary club – Indraprastha, Okhla

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH DENTISTRY

FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA

Timings:

9:00 am to 4:00 pm

1. Exhibition showcasing various activities conducted in different departments of Faculty of Dentistry

2. Free Dental Health Check-up -Mobile Dental Clinic at Mela Ground 3. Tobacco cessation counselling clinic - Stall No: 54 & 55

4. Career counselling for BDS course - Stall No: 54 & 55

5. Street play on tobacco and ill effects by Dental Students at Talimi Mela Ground at 2:00 PM on 30th October .

6. Anti tobacco rally in collaboration with NSS at Talimi Mela ground at 2:30 PM on 30th October.

Prof (Dr) Saranjit Singh Bhasin Dean, F/o Dentistry

Faculty of Dentistry Cordially

invites You

to the events and activities organized by Faculty of Dentistry (Stall NO: 54 & 55) on the occasion of 95 ^th foundation day of

Jamia Millia Islamia

Dental Health Care Exhibition

Jamia Millia Islamia

Dear Friends,

World Diabetes Day is celebrated on 14

November each year. On this occasion, we are pleased to inform you that Faculty of Dentistry and Ansari Health Centre in collaboration with NSS-JMI and Hamdard Inst.

of Medical Sciences and Research, Jamia Hamdard University are organizing a “Walk to Health” .

A Free medical and dental check up camp shall be organized on this occasion for screening of Diabetes patients. Facilities available shall include amongst others, Consultants from Gen. Surgery, Gen. Medicine, Oral Medicine and Ophthalmology. Investigations like ECG, Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, Dental check-up shall be available for Jamia students, staff, pensioners and dependents alike.

Details of the above events are as follows:

Walk to Health:

Date: 14

Nov, 2015; Time: 9.30 am; Start point: Vice Chancellors office (Indo-Arabic center)

Free Medical & Dental Check-up Camp:

Date: 14

Nov, 2015; Timings: 9.30 am to 12.30 am; Venue: FTK-CIT, JMI

PLEASE JOIN US IN THIS CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE HEALTH

Regards

Prof. Saranjit Singh Bhasin

Dean FOD, JMI

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In the name of God,

the Compassionate, the Merciful

(Organised in collaboration with Deptt. of Persian, Jamia millia Islamia,

Centre for Central Asian Studies, University of Kashmir, International Youth Hostel, New Delhi)

Bedil International Foundation

Cordially invite you to 3-days International Seminar

on the topic

“Common Human Values in Sufism and other religious faiths and thoughts in India”

Mohammad Shafi Pandit

Chairman, Bedil International Foundation (Former Chairman, J&K PSC)

PAGE 2

Vote of thanks : Prof. Abdul Halim Head, Dept. of Persian, JMI

followed by : Light refreshments,

Kashmiri Sufi Music (Live performance by Noor Mohammad Shah et al), &

Sheari Nashist, by known poets) Inaugural Session : 29.03.2019, 4.30 pm

(Hall No. 1, India Islamic Culture Center, Lodhi Road, New Delhi)

Welcome Address : Mohd. Sha Pandit IAS, Former Chairman, J & K PSC

(Chairman, BIF)

Opening Address: Prof. Lokesh Chandra, Former President, IICCR,

(Patron, BIF)

Keynote Address : Prof. Ainul Hasan, Former Head of the Dept. JNU

Chief Guest:

Hon’ble Shri N. N. Vohra,

Former Governor, J & K (President IIC)

Guest of Honor : Dr. Ali Dehgahi

Cultural Councilor I. R. of Iran, New Delhi

Guest of Honour :

Prof. Abdul Khaliq Rasheed, Visiting Professor (UGC) JNU Presidential Address: Jenab Sirajuddin Qureshi

President Islamic Cultural Center, New Delhi

PAGE 3

Valedictory Session

31, March 2019 at 4.30 pm

Venue: International Youth Hostel, 5, Nyaya Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi.

Welcome by : Prof. G. N. Khaki Director CCAS, University of Kashmir

: Prof. Tareak Rather Gleaning from the Seminar

CCAS, University of Kashmir : Prof. Talat Ahmad Valedictory Address

Chief Guest Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Kashmir University, Srinagar

: Prof. Shahid Mahdi Guest of Honour

Former Vice Chancellor JMI Dr. Ehsanollah Shokrollahi

Director Persian Research Institure, I. R. of Iran, New Delhi Prof. Shehpar Rasool

Vice Chairman Urdu Academy, Delhi Observation by Scholars

: Mr. Ashok Kapoor Resolution

Member Board of Trustees & Treasurer of BIF Mr. Hansraj Singh

Member Board of Trustees & Legal Advisor

: Prof. Lokesh Chandra (Patron) Presidential Address

Former President of ICCR : Prof. Qamar Ghaffar Vote of thanks

Secretary General BIF & Director of the Seminar’

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R. S. V. P, _

Prof. Qamar Ghaffar, Director Seminar, 9953642615, 9818099769

e-mail : bedilseminar@gmail.com

Other Programmes:

Mar 29, 2019, 8:00 pm: Kashmiri Sufi Music

(Live performance by Noor Mohammad Shah et al)

Mar 31, 2019: Qawwali by Shabih Ahmad Khairabadi et al

(Venue may change to Bedil Mazar, if organisers get permission)

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Photos of activities related to promotion of universal values

Vigilance week

Human rights and Globalization

Department of Social work, Jamia Millia Islamia Swatchhta Pakhwara September 1 - 15, 2016

Swatchhta Pakhwara programme was initiated in the Department of Social work, Jamia Millia Islamia from 1^st of September 2016 at 2.00 PM under the stewardship of Prof Ushvinder Kaur Popli, Head of the Department and continued till 15^th of September 2016.

The programme on September 1, 2016 started with an inaugural session that was conducted by the Head of the Department and student advisor, Dr Asiya Nasreen. Prof Popli addressed the gathering of f

Kaur Popli generated a synergy amongst the students by sharing the pictures of a cleanliness drive undertaken by the girl students of Jamia at their hostel. The inaugural session concluded with a pledge taking ceremony of making cleanliness a habit.

After the inaugural session Dr Habeebul Rahman and Mr Sanjay Ingole held a brainstorming session for sustaining cleanliness. The students provided their views regarding different ways in which they can contribute towards making their environment clean. In this session, the students were divided into three subgroups and each group was assigned with a topic. Three topics assigned were: i) sustaining cleanliness in the Department, ii) sustaining cleanliness in the campus and, iii) sustaining cleanliness in Jamia neighbourhood. The student’s brain stormed on the issue and came out with strategies which were also presented with the help of flipcharts.

On 2^nd of September, the Students of MA (HRM) and ADPH cleaned the front corridors and classrooms of M. A (HRM) and ADPH under the supervision of their class incharges from 10.00 AM to 12.30 PM. The cleaning of the classrooms was supervised by Prof. Jyoti Kakkar, Dr Intezar Khan and Mr. Sanjay Ingole.

For M.A. (Social Work) students, the briefing session of the Swatchhta Pakhwara was conducted from 1.00 pm to 1.15 pm on 5^th of September 2016 in the seminar room of the Department of Social work. The session was addressed by Head of the Department, Prof Ushvinder Kaur Popli. She made the students aware about the importance of cleanliness in our daily lives emphasizing on the need to make cleanliness a habit and an attitude. Prof Ushvinder Kaur Popli carried on with the spirit of cleanliness through a pledge taking ceremony with the students of M. A. (Social Work) and faculty of department. She also invited suggestions from the students regarding the participation of their parents in the Swachchta Abhiyan.

The inaugural session was carried forward through a brainstorming session for sustaining cleanliness which was conducted by Dr Neelam Sukhramani and Dr Virendra Shahare. Dr Neelam Sukhramani emphasized on the relevance of cleanliness and raised a question on the ways of sustaining the cleanliness drive that is being carried out during Swatchta Pakhwara.

She encouraged students of M. A.(Social Work) to prepare an operational plan with distinct duties delegated to every individual with a delineated task. A number of suggestions emanated out of the student’s discussions included a formation of Cleanliness Student Committee to monitor the sustenance of cleanliness in the department and at university level.

Next, the composition, functions and role of the committee were discussed. The role included monitoring; promotion of culture of cleanliness within campus through nukkad nataks on a recurrent basis, infrastructure creation to ensure cleanliness, maintenance of infrastructure, preparation of a batch to be worn by the members of cleanliness committee etc.

On 6^th and 7^th of September, the Students of MA (HRM) and ADPH under the supervision of their class respective incharges cleaned the classrooms of M.A (Social Work) Sem I & III, seminar room, room no. 11, office of HOD, committee room, office of department, field work unit , photocopier room and audio visual room. Students and teachers were assigned duties to clean various parts of the department.

The students of M.A. (Social Work), M.A.(HRM) and ADPH along with their faculty incharges started the cleaning session at 1.00 PM. The students enthusiastically gathered at their respective places and were briefed about the plan of action. Students were provided with brooms, wiper, mops, Colin, dusters etc. They were divided into small groups and each group was assigned different tasks like cleaning of chairs, fans, lights, windows, boards etc. After the dusting was done, the floors were cleaned with water and Phenyl. The students were cooperative and accommodating and most importantly understood the value of team work.

They undoubtedly learnt how they could practically contribute to the Clean India Drive.

September 9 was celebrated as Swachch Day wherein massive cleaning of major area of the department was undertaken.

Since classrooms and other routine usage areas have already been cleaned on earlier days, Swachch Day included cleaning of BPEL Lab, computer lab and outer area of the department, cleaning of GFATM room/room of guest faculty and adjoining area, seminar library, terrace and stair cases were cleaned. It also included cleaning of department lawns and its front area along with the corridors. All the cleaning activities were under the supervision of the faculty members with the support of the students of the department.

All the cleaning activities were under the supervision of the faculty members with the support of the students of the department.

The cubicles of the faculty members with the help of respective field work supervisees were cleaned on September 9. The students dusted, cleaned and mopped all the cubicles. The cleaning process was able to weed off a lot of trash in the form of broken furniture, waste papers, books, files etc. The teachers actively worked along to remove the files and papers which were no more required by them.

The last day of the Swatchhta Pakhwada was marked with the cleaning of the department’s toilets. Despite, it being a routine affair, the concerned staff made it a point to upscale the cleaning process.

The cleaning process led to learning that it is a continuous process and has to be part of our mind set. Our daily activities must include activities that keep our surroundings clean. The entire programme was a display of good teamwork and engagement of students, faculty members and administrative staff of the department.

Department of Social Work (UGC Centre of Advanced Study)

Jamia Millia Islamia New Delhi -110025

Report of Swachchata Pakhwada 1-15

November, 2016

The Department of Social Work observed Swachchata Pakhawada during 1-15

November 2016, as directed by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, wide letter F.NO.20-85/2014-Desk-U, dated 2

November, 2016. The following activities were performed by the Department of Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia during Swacchta Pakhwada (1-15

November, 2016)

·

Poster Making: Students made posters on cleanliness and its importance. These

were then pasted across the department.

·

Cleanliness Drive: Another recurring activity that was organized was the cleaning of classroom and corridors of the dept in which students participated enthusiastically.

·

Parents’ Sensitization: A form was created to sensitize parent’s about the

cleanliness activities being performed in the department. It was given to the

student’s to get it signed by their respective parent’s/ guardians. (Copy enclosed)

Cleaning of Toilets:

·

Workshop on Sanitation and hygiene: Department in collaboration with Global

peace foundation and Global Peace Youth Corps, Nepal and Fredkorpset,

Norway organized a session on Play for Peace for students of social work. The

session was based on creating awareness and sensitizing people about sanitation

in community.

·

Extension Lecture: An extension on “Safe sanitation and students” was

organized in the Seminar Hall of the Department. The lecture was delivered by

Prof Jyoti Kakkar and was attended by the students of MA Social Work,

Advanced Diploma in Public Health as well as MA HRM. The lecture aimed at

sensitizing the students about safe sanitation and safe waste disposal

mechanism both at personal as well as institutional level. Based on a field study

she had conducted, Prof. Kakkar sensitized the students about the invisible and

unintended contributions of the educated mass into waste generation. She also

threw light on the issues and concerns of rag pickers as well as kooda walas,

and how the student community can contribute to making their life better.

Around 150 students attended the session.

Prof Ushvinder Kaur Popli

(Head)

National Integration Camp’ 2017

Department of Social WORK & NSS, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 21^st -31^st December 2017

The Department of Social Work has completed 50 years of its existence (1967-2017) and has been able to establish itself in the top row of the schools of social work across the country.

The department has been observing 2017 as the Golden Jubilee year, with a series of academic and cultural events. The in charge for this National Integration Camp were

1. Prof. N.U.Khan, Camp Director

2. Dr. Lalhmingmawii Gangte, Camp Co-director

3. Dr. Habeebul Rahman, Programme Coordinator, NSS

National Integration Camp’ 2017

Department of Social WORK & NSS, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 21^st -31^st December 2017

A total of 200 participants, including 177 students and 23 faculty members from 11 different schools of social work from Kashmir to Kerala, are enthusiastically joining their hands and sharing their concerns in the camp.

A series of dinner talk is also the highpoints of the Camp. Prominent personalities in the field of social integration and social work were invited and this interaction with the participant delegates during dinner talk (6-7 pm) is followed by dinner, at Camping Yard of Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. The invited speakers were:Prof. V.P.Singh on the topic- communal harmony,Prtof. V.K.Tripathi on “Relevance of Gandhi in todays world,”Mr. Vimal Bhai, the activist on “expenriential sharing on solving social issues”, RJD spokesperson Mr.

Manoj Kumar Jha on “Politics and its role in the society and how it facilitates social work.”etc.

The detailed daily reports is as follows:

The first day at the camp started with the orientation about the camp, all the trainees were registered and tents were allotted to different group of trainees by the camp facilitators.

The trainees dig up to place their tents. Trainees from other social work schools were also a part of this camp. Rules and regulations were shared with the trainees for all the daily activities that have been planned for them. All the trainees settled themselves in their respective tents with their groups.

The second day at the camp started with the execution of daily time line prepared for the trainees. After the wake up call, the trainees were made to do warming up exercises under the guidance of experienced members of NSS. This was followed with breakfast. Trainees

National Integration Camp’ 2017

Department of Social WORK & NSS, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 21^st -31^st December 2017

attended a lecture on PRA (Participatory Rural Appraisal) by Dr. Rashmi Jain. They were told about the practical applications of PRA in the field and its uses in Social Work context.

The trainees could gain hands on experience by doing mapping of Department of Social Work using methods of PRA. At Dinner, trainees were given a talk by Prof. V.P. Singh on the topic of Communal Harmony. Trainees could learn from his talk about the losses happened during communal riots in the history of India.

Day 3 at the camp also started with the routine chalked out for the trainees. The morning yoga session was taken by the members of ‘Bhartiya Yoga Sansthan’. Trainees got an opportunity to learn about the importance of yoga in daily lives of an individual at personal and professional level. Further, the trainees were involved in the activities under the

‘Shramdaan’ concept. The trainees offered their physical labour in different activities like cleaning their tents, washrooms, ground etc. The dinner talk at the end of the day was facilitated by Mr. Manoj Kumar Jha. He talked about the socio-political condition of the country with reference to the historical events and contemporary issues. Followed by the talk, cultural activities were carried out by the students in the form of skit, dance and song.

On day 4, during yoga session the trainees were taught about different asanas for different parts of the body. The yogic exercises helped in keeping the trainees active throughout the day. Students were allotted the task of cleaning the multi-purpose hall which was used for conducting different activities during the camp and also the cultural programs. In the dinner talk, Prof. Singh shared his personal experience in the field of social work with the trainees.

Trainees got an opportunity to learn from his valuable experiences. At night, during the cultural activities the trainees sang Jamia’s Tarana, recited poems and standup comedy was also done.

Day 5 also started with the usual routine, followed by the group activity facilitated by the HOD of the other school of social work. Trainees were trained in making groups. They learned how groups can be used for promoting social cohesion and can be useful in the process of learning. The dinner talk was delivered by Mr. Vimal. He is a social activist.

Trainees got an opportunity to hear him and learn about his work in the area of activism.

The cultural night was purely based on Christmas theme. Trainess decorated the lawns and sang carols, danced and wished each other Merry Christmas.

Day 6 I,e 26^th December the students of Jamia Millia Islamia leave for CECODECON, Rajasthan branch at Chaksu for rural visit to meet the objectives of Rural Camp which is a part of the curriculum in the department. A bus was managed by the department for the visit of the students. They started at 8 and reached the respective agency at 3 pm. It was

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located in the outskirts of Jaipur. Followed by this, orientation was facilitated by the executive director of the organization. He informed trainees about their different intervention areas.

Day 7, I,e 27^th December was about the visit to the rural parts with the help of the members of the organization. At 7 the trainees left for the visit. They visited Mahachandpura village, Chahsu block in Jaipur. Trainees learned about the agricultural practices and irrigation methods. They also learned about alternative irrigation methods due to low rainfall in that area. With the intervention of the organization ‘Gully plugs’ have been constructed to help the villagers store water for the need during the area experiences low rainfall. The students were exposed to rural life at Mahajangpura Village, eat what they eat, experience their death rituals, interacted with the rural people, , and learn in the process.

National Integration Camp’ 2017

Department of Social WORK & NSS, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 21^st -31^st December 2017

Day 8 of the camp was spent in Jaipur. After finshing the morning routine, the trainees interacted with one of the members of the organization and shared tehir learning experiences with the member. Followed by this session, the camp facilitators had taken the students on day long Jaipur visit. The visit incorporated visits to the heritage buildings of the city. After the visit trainees travelled back to join the NIC in Delhi.

On Day 9, the trainees have joined back their camp. After doing their morning routine, they had an interactive session with CM Arvind Kejriwal. The trainees were taken to Chief Minister’s office. He talked about the importance of political influence in social work and social development. By the end of the day, students had a lot in the form of take aways from his talk. They returned back to their camp. In the cultural night, the students of Maulana Azad National University presented their university anthem, poetry and qawwali and students of Aditi Mahavidyalaya presented songs and dance.

Day 10 was the last day of the camp, the trainees carried out a rally to promote the message of peace and unity. The students of social work from Kashmir to kerela have joined the rally.

The trainees participated enthusiastically. The rally took place in different area of the vicinity, Jauhri Farm and Gaffar Manzil. The dinner talk was facilitated by Mr.Jha. The tarinees learned from his experiences and also shared their experience of the camp with him. Concluding remarks were given by Prof. N.U.Khan and Dr. Habeeb.

National Integration Camp’ 2017

Department of Social WORK & NSS, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 21^st -31^st December 2017

The camp gave a chance to the students to come out of their comfort Zone. It clarified so many things in their mind like-importance of yoga and shramdhan, importance of hygienic sanitation. It inculcate in them a sense of fraternity among many schools of social work all over the country. They learn about the different culture, traditions, habits and food items.

The NIC was a grand success.

Length (Pages) Total

1 Expectations from the Camp 1 1

2 Day-wise Report

• Specific Activities

• Observations and Learnings

2 x10 days 20

3 Consolidation of the Observations and Learnings 2 2

4 Suggestions 1 1

Total 24

Last date to submit the report: 31^st January 2018

Please submit the report, along with the diaries to either Dr. Gangte or Dr. Habeeb on time

Dr. Gangte Dr. Habeeb

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Dinner Talks:

DATE SPEAKER CONTACT TOPIC

22^nd Dec. 2017 Prof. Vipin Tripathi 9717309263 Relevance of Gandhian Thoughts in Contemporary Times

23^rd Dec. 2017 Prof. Manoj Kumar Jha 9899694883;

9650933375

Locating National Integration in the Context of “Idea of India”

24^th Dec. 2017 Prof. RR Singh 9873123120;

01122723835 Flat No. 2, Plot-5, Uttaranchal Apartments, Mother Diary Road, Patpatganj.

My Journey Through Social Work Profession/

Social Work Profession: Past, Present and Future

25^th Dec. 2017 Vimal Bhai 9718479517 Social Movements and Social Work 26^th Dec. 2017 Indu Prakash Singh 9911362925 Urban Poverty and Homelessness:

Challenges for Social Workers 27^th Dec. 2017 Tarun Vijay 9013181888

Ex. MP Rajyasabha;

BJP

‘Aspiring for Academic Excellence Must Connect with Social

Responsibility

28^th Dec. 2017 ==== ====

29^th Dec. 2017 Vimlendu Jha 9811812788 Self Initiation to Institutionalization;

Challenges and Prospects

30th Dec. 2017 Swati Maliwal 9818592107 Violence Against Women: Concerns and Counter Measures

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06.00 pm:

07-00 pm

07.00 pm:

08-00 pm

08.00 pm:

09-00 pm

09.00 pm:

10-00 pm

10.00 pm- 06.00

am 21/12/2017

Thursday

Reporting and Settling Down (for JMI Students)

Tea- time

Briefing about the camp

Dinner Talk Dinner Preparatory works

Preparatory works

Good Night

22/12/2017 Friday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

PRA Sessions

Lunch PRA Practice Tea – time

Daily Diary (Self Reflection)

Dinner Talk Dinner Cultural Eve

Camp Fire Good Night!

23/12/2017 Saturday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

Session on Rural Realities

Lunch Facilitating delegates from other Schools of social work

Tea – time

Welcoming delegates and introducing the camp

Dinner Talk Dinner Cultural Eve

Camp Fire Good Night!

24/12/2017 Sunday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

Inaugural Session;

Introduction to Schools of Social Work;

Visit to Jamia Campus;

Lunch Visit to the neighbourhood Community

Tea – time

Daily Diary (Self Reflection)

Dinner Talk Dinner Cultural Eve

Camp Fire Good Night!

25/12/2017 Monday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

Christmas Celebrations

Lunch Nukkat Natak Competition

Tea – time

Daily Diary (Self Reflection)

Dinner Talk (Christmas Message)&

Dinner

Cultural Eve

Camp Fire Good Night!

NatioNal iNtegratioN Camp’ 2017

Department of Social Work & NSS, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi 21

-31

December 2017

Day 06.00 am:

07-00 am

07.00 am:

08-00 am

08.00 am : 09-00 am

09.00 am – 01-00 pm

01.00 pm:

02-00 pm

02.00 pm:

04-00 pm

04.00 pm:

05-00 pm

05.00 pm:

06-00 pm

06.00 pm:

07-00 pm

07.00 pm:

08-00 pm

08.00 pm:

09-00 pm

09.00 pm:

10-00 pm

10.00 pm- 06.00

am 26/12/2017

Tuesday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

Visit to Historical Places in Delhi/Rural Visit

Packed Lunch

Visit continues Tea- time

Daily Diary (Self Reflection)

Dinner Talk Dinner Cultural Eve

Camp Fire Good Night!

27/12/2017 Wednesday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

Visit to NGOs in Delhi /Rural Visit

Packed Lunch

Adventure Activities

Tea- time

Daily Diary (Self Reflection)

Dinner Talk Dinner Cultural Eve

Camp Fire Good Night!

28/12/2017 Thursday

Get up Fresh up

AGRA AGRA AGRA/ Rural

Visit

AGRA AGRA AGRA AGRA AGRA AGRA AGRA Good

Night!

29/12/2017 Friday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

Debate Competition

Lunch Public Lecture Tea- time

Daily Diary (Self Reflection)

Dinner Talk Dinner Cultural Eve

Camp Fire Good Night!

30/12/2017 Saturday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

Shram Dhan Lunch Reflections and Road Ahead

Tea- time

Daily Diary (Self Reflection)

Dinner Talk Dinner Cultural Eve

Camp Fire Good Night!

31/12/2017 Saturday

Get up Fresh up

Yoga Break Fast

Certificate Distribution;

Valedictory

Lunch

The list of Schools of Social Work Confirmed/ Likely to Confirm for NSS NIC 2017 The Schools of Social Work who have confirmed

The Institute No. of

Students

No. of Faculty

Contact Person Phone/Email

1 Department of Social Work, Central University of Kerala

10 -- Dr. Mohan A K

Associate Professor & Head

(O) 0467-2233372, (M) +91- 9448215487

mkunder74@gmail.com 2 Udaipur School of Social Work,

Rajasthan

10 1 Dr Veena Dwivedi

senior Asstt. Prof./Programme Officer,NSS

Mob. 08058119442 veenaussw@gmail.com 3 Centre for Studies in Rural

Development, Ahmed Nagar, Maharashtra

10 1 Alka Diwane

Assistant professor

dhongde_alka@yahoo.com

4 Aditi College, Delhi 10 1 Dr. Beena Reji beenaareji@gmail.com

5 Department of Social Work Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit

Kalady, KERALA,

10 1 Dr. Jose Antony

Head

9446217759; josearickal@gmail.com, jo searickal@yahoo.com

6 Tirpude College of Social Work, Nagpur

10 1 Dr. Aruna Gajbhiye

Associate Professor and NSS Programme officer

argajbhiye@gmail.com

7 Department of Social Work, University of Kashmir

10 1 Dr. Adil 9906856030

8 Department of Social Work, Dr. BR Ambedkar College, DU

10 1 Dr. Avtar Singh 9650733567

9 Department of Social Work, AMU

10 1 Dr. Mohd. Uzair 9718582913

10 Department of Social Work, MANUU

10 1 Mr. Abu Osama

Assistant Professor

Osamafaizan87@gmail.com Mob: 9718925457

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