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Valuable insights from the recent workshop, hosted by the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at IIT Roorkee in partnership with Indian Council of Social Sciences Research (ICSSR), focusing on "Enhancing Health System Responsiveness through the Digital India Program." Expert discussions centered around innovative strategies aimed at improving healthcare access and quality. The active participation of stakeholders from academia, policy circles, and research communities underscores the collective dedication to advancing healthcare outcomes through evidence-based approaches and creative solutions.

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ICSSR Driver New Vacancy 2025: भारतीय सामाजिक विज्ञान अनुसंधान परिषद में आई बम्पर भर्ती

ICSSR Driver के अंतर्गत Various पदों पर भर्ती के लिए पात्र उम्मीदवारों से आवेदन आमंत्रित किया है। इसके लिए सभी लोग ऑफलाइन के माध्यम से आवेदन कर सकते हैं| तो अगर आप भी भारतीय सामाजिक विज्ञान अनुसंधान परिषद भर्ती 2025 के लिए आवेदन करना चाहते हैं तो,  आप इसके लिए कैसे आवेदन कर सकते हैं आवेदन कब से कब तक लिए जाएंगे और इसकी क्या सरकारी योग्यता रहने वाली है कि सभी जानकारी नीचे इस आर्टिकल में आपको बताया…

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Kolhan University to Conduct Walk-in Interview for Research Associate Position

Kolhan University, Chaibasa, has announced a walk-in interview for the position of Research Associate for an ICSSR project. The project, titled "Tribal Migration for Employment from West Singhbhum District (Kolhan Region) of Jharkhand," will offer a temporary or contractual position. JAMSHEDPUR – Kolhan University in Chaibasa has invited applications for a walk-in interview to fill the position…

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Building the Backbone of a Viksit Bharat ! 💡🇮🇳

The ICSSR-sponsored National Seminar on "Infrastructure Development: The Backbone of Viksit Bharat" brought together thought leaders to shape India’s growth story. We were honored to host Dr. Upma Gautam, Professor, University School of Law and Legal Studies, who highlighted the legal frameworks driving infrastructure development, and Dr. Deeksha Bajpai Tewari, Associate Professor, Dyal Singh College, University of Delhi, who emphasized the role of sustainable planning in building a balanced, developed nation.

Their insights underscored that infrastructure isn’t just about physical structures—it’s about empowering communities, fostering sustainability, and driving inclusive growth. As we work towards a #ViksitBharat, this seminar reaffirmed our commitment to innovation and collective progress.

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Title: One Day National Seminar on “Advancing Food and Nutritional Security in India: Innovations, Challenges and Future Directions” Sponsored by ICSSR - SRC Hyderabad under the Theme "Vision Viksit Bharat @ 2047". Date:  31, Jan, 2025.

Chief Editor: Dr. V. Thangamayan, Assistant Professor, PG and Research Department of Economics, Kamaraj College (Autonomous), Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu, India.

Editor: Dr.(Lt.Cdr)A.Asok, Vice-Principal and Head, Department of Economics, Kamaraj College (Autonomous), Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu, India.

Published by: Leilani Katie Publication and PRESS

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When Talent Finds the Right Place : Rahul Meena’s Rise from MBPG College kota to International Recognition

It is a moment of immense pride and joy for the Education Department of MAA Bharti PG COLLEGE, KOTA, as we celebrate the remarkable journey and achievements of Rahul Meena, a dedicated and visionary pupil teacher of B.Sc.-B.Ed. 4th Year. His consistent excellence, passion for knowledge, and unwavering commitment to personal and academic growth have made him a shining star of the department.

Achievements at a Glance:

Authored 3 books: In the Blink of an Eye, Virelle, and Thread

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Co-authored 33 books

- Completed an internship at Oxford University

- Presented a research paper at ICSSR

- Selected for Vrikshayuveda and Environment Conservation Project at IIT Kharagpur

- Published 6-7 research papers in esteemed journals

Each milestone is a testament to his dedication and hard work, but Rahul's journey has never been a solo one. He stands today on the shoulders of great mentors, educators, and supportive friends who believed in him even when he doubted himself.

Guiding Lights: Mentors Who Shaped the Path

Mr. Dinesh Vijay, Director of MBPG College, and Dr. Shweta Saxena, Principal, have extended their heartfelt congratulations to Rahul. Their consistent encouragement and vision created an environment that nurtures brilliance.

Dr. Arshi Abbasi, Head of the Department of Education, is not just a mentor to Rahul but his true inspiration. She always recognized his hidden potential and supported his writing journey from the very beginning. Rahul attributes much of his literary growth to her mentorship and considers her the foundation of his success.

Ms. Anjana Sharma, whose emotional guidance and practical insights played a vital role in keeping Rahul grounded during tough times, became a constant pillar of strength throughout his academic life.

Ms. Antima Dadhich, with her ever-smiling face and positivity, became a role model for Rahul. Her cheerful demeanor in all situations inspired him to approach life with optimism and grace.

Ms. Shanu Sharma was the first person in Rahul's college journey who truly recognized his capacity and inner potential during his early days as a first-year student.

Mr. Pradeep Verma, from whom Rahul learned the value of calmness and patience. His composed nature in every situation became a lesson in maturity and leadership.

Ms. Pragati Saxena, known for her command over English, contributed to refining Rahul's expression and consistently motivated him to excel in his communication skills.

Ms. Shalini Shukla, one of the sweetest and most understanding educators, taught Rahul peace education. Her thoughtful nature and guidance extended beyond the classroom, often inspiring Rahul with insights on research and how to navigate challenges during a PhD journey.

Unbreakable Bonds: The Friends Who Became Family

Rahul's journey was beautifully supported by friendships that provided strength, hope, and unconditional love:

Deepak Bairwa stood by him like a rock, offering emotional and financial support when needed most. His loyalty and care reminded Rahul that he was never alone in his struggles.

Aditi Sharma became Rahul's emotional backbone. Whether it was offering motivation during moments of self-doubt or helping him prepare for interviews in scorching heat, she was always there with unwavering support and belief in him.

Prabhleen Kaur, with her calm presence and steady motivation, helped Rahul stay focused even in uncertain times. Her kind words and continuous encouragement became an anchor in his life.

Together, this trio didn't just walk beside Rahul they carried him through the storms, reminding him of the power of true friendship.

A Message of Gratitude

Rahul's accomplishments are not just his own-they reflect the collective support, mentorship, and love of those who walked with him. He firmly believes that no dream is ever fulfilled alone, it takes a community of believers, mentors, and friends who hold your hand as you climb toward your dreams.

To see more glimpses of Rahul's inspiring journey and college memories, visit the official college Facebook page:

MBPG College Facebook Album

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On behalf of the entire Education Department of MBPG College, we proudly celebrate Rahul Meena-not just for his achievements, but for his humility, dedication, and ability to inspire others through his journey.

Congratulations, Rahul! Keep reaching for the stars and uplifting others along the way.

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PhD Full Form in India: Everything You Need to Know

What is the Full Form of PhD?

PhD stands for Doctor of Philosophy. It is the highest academic degree awarded in various disciplines, signifying expertise and significant research contributions.

Overview of PhD in India

In India, a PhD is pursued after completing a master’s degree (such as MA, MSc, MTech, MBA, or MPhil). It involves in-depth research in a chosen subject, leading to the submission of a thesis or dissertation.

Eligibility Criteria for PhD in India

To pursue a PhD in India, candidates must meet specific eligibility requirements:

Educational Qualification: A postgraduate degree (Master’s or MPhil) with at least 55% marks (50% for reserved categories).

Entrance Exam: Most universities require a PhD entrance test (PET) or accept national-level exams like UGC NET, CSIR NET, GATE, or JRF.

Interview: After clearing the entrance, candidates must pass a personal interview to discuss their research proposal.

PhD Admission Process in India

The admission process generally involves:

Application Submission – Candidates apply to universities offering PhD programs.

Entrance Exam – Most institutions conduct an entrance test (some accept NET/GATE scores).

Interview & Research Proposal – Shortlisted candidates present their research ideas before a panel.

Final Selection & Enrollment – Selected candidates enroll as PhD scholars and start their research work.

Popular PhD Entrance Exams in India

Here are some common PhD entrance exams:

UGC-NET – For research fellowships and university teaching positions.

CSIR-NET – For science and engineering fields.

GATE – Required for PhD admissions in IITs, NITs, and other technical institutes.

ICAR AICE-JRF/SRF – For PhD in agricultural sciences.

Duration of PhD in India

The duration of a PhD in India varies:

Minimum Duration: 3 years

Maximum Duration: 5-6 years (as per UGC guidelines)

Types of PhD Programs in India

PhD programs in India are offered in different modes:

Full-Time PhD – Scholars engage in full-time research with stipends or fellowships.

Part-Time PhD – Designed for working professionals who want to pursue research along with their jobs.

Online/Distance PhD – Some universities offer flexible research programs with minimal campus visits.

Top PhD Specializations in India

PhD programs are available in various disciplines, including:

Engineering & Technology (Computer Science, Mechanical, Civil, etc.)

Management & Business Studies (Marketing, Finance, HR, etc.)

Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, etc.)

Social Sciences & Humanities (History, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, etc.)

Law & Legal Studies

Medicine & Healthcare

Top Universities for PhD in India

Some of the best universities offering PhD programs in India include:

IITs & IISc (for Science & Technology)

AIIMS (for Medical Sciences)

IIMs (for Management Studies)

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)

Delhi University (DU)

Banaras Hindu University (BHU)

Funding & Scholarships for PhD in India

Several scholarships and fellowships are available for PhD students in India:

UGC Junior Research Fellowship (JRF)

CSIR NET Fellowship

INSPIRE Fellowship (for Science students)

ICSSR Doctoral Fellowships (for Social Sciences)

IIT/NIT Research Assistantships

Career Opportunities After PhD in India

A PhD opens up numerous career paths, such as:

Academia & Teaching – Become a professor or researcher in universities.

Research & Development (R&D) – Work in government or private research labs.

Corporate Sector – Many companies hire PhD holders for specialized roles.

Entrepreneurship & Consultancy – Start your own research-based venture.

Government Jobs – Join organizations like ISRO, DRDO, ICAR, or CSIR.

Conclusion

A PhD is a prestigious qualification that enhances knowledge and career prospects. If you have a passion for research and innovation, pursuing a PhD in India can be a rewarding journey.

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Delhi School of Management: Eligibility, Ranking, Courses, Admission, Placement and Cut-off

Founded in 2009, the Delhi School of Management (DSM) is recognized for its affiliation with Delhi Technological University, historically referred to as the Delhi College of Engineering. Several prestigious national organizations like AICTE, UGC, NBA, and IBA acknowledge DSM DTU. It provides consulting services to entities such as NIELIT and undertakes projects from ICSSR and DST. It provides two-year standard and executive Master of Business Administration (M.B.A) and Ph.D. qualifications. For More: https://radicaleducation.in/blogs/delhi-school-of-management/

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How the India School Pledge Aligns with India’s National Values

The India School Pledge, recited every morning by millions of students, is more than just words. It is a commitment to India’s core values. This daily promise reminds students of values like respect, unity, and responsibility—important principles that guide Indian society. At School Dekho, we believe it’s essential for young minds to understand the meaning behind these words. This article explores how the Indian School Pledge reflects India’s national values, shaping students into responsible citizens.

Indian Pledge in English Indian Pledge in Hindi

1. Promoting Respect for Our Country and Fellow Citizens

The India School Pledge starts with the phrase, “India is my country, and all Indians are my brothers and sisters.” This powerful statement promotes respect for the nation and its people. Respect is one of the most important values in Indian society. We learn to honor our elders, listen to our teachers, and care for others in our community.

When students recite this pledge, they’re reminded that every Indian is part of one large family. This helps children understand that respect is not just about people close to us, but extends to everyone. The Ministry of Education in India highlights that teaching respect early in life leads to positive relationships in adulthood, promoting a stronger society.

2. Fostering Unity and Brotherhood

Unity is a core Indian value, reflected in our motto, “Unity in Diversity.” India has many languages, religions, and cultures, yet we stand together as one nation. The pledge encourages students to think of all Indians as their family. This idea of unity is especially important in a diverse country like India, where people celebrate different festivals and traditions.

By saying the pledge, students learn that even though people are different, we can work together. This value of unity encourages students to build friendships across cultural lines, making school a more inclusive place. According to UNESCO, promoting unity in young minds helps create a more peaceful society in the future.

3. Encouraging Responsibility Towards Society

The pledge includes the line, “I love my country, and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage.” This phrase teaches students to feel proud of India’s history and culture, while also reminding them of their responsibility to protect it. Responsibility is a value that helps individuals care for their community and work toward its betterment.

At School Dekho, we emphasize that taking responsibility starts with small actions. For example, students can show responsibility by keeping their school clean, helping their friends, and participating in community activities. Studies by the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) show that when children learn responsibility early, they grow into adults who contribute positively to society.

4. Embracing Hard Work and Dedication

The pledge encourages students to “give respect to my parents, teachers, and all elders, and treat everyone with courtesy.” Respect for authority figures like parents and teachers is an essential value in India, where people often look up to elders for guidance. This line of the pledge reminds students to appreciate the hard work and dedication of others.

By valuing hard work, students learn to work hard in their own lives. Whether it’s studying, helping with chores, or practicing a skill, dedication is a quality that helps us succeed. According to a report by the National Education Association, students who are encouraged to work hard often perform better academically and develop a strong sense of purpose.

5. Instilling a Sense of Patriotism

Patriotism is a love for one’s country and a desire to make it better. The India School Pledge nurtures patriotism by helping students appreciate India’s heritage, culture, and achievements. When students say, “I love my country,” they express pride in India’s diversity, achievements, and beauty.

Patriotism also motivates students to do their best for the country. At School Dekho, we encourage students to understand that patriotism is not just about words, but also actions. By studying hard, following rules, and being good citizens, students contribute to a stronger India.

6. Teaching Honesty and Integrity

The India School Pledge teaches students the importance of honesty and integrity. When students promise to “do my duty to my country and my people,” they learn that honesty is essential in fulfilling their responsibilities. Integrity means doing the right thing, even when no one is watching, which is a key value in Indian culture.

By practicing honesty, students learn to build trust and respect with others. Schools often promote honesty by encouraging students to complete their own work, respect classroom rules, and be fair to everyone. Studies by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) indicate that honesty leads to better decision-making and stronger friendships.

7. Developing Compassion and Empathy

The phrase “all Indians are my brothers and sisters” also promotes compassion and empathy. Compassion is the ability to care about others and their feelings. When students think of everyone as family, they’re more likely to help and support each other.

Empathy is especially important in building a harmonious society. By understanding others’ feelings, students become better friends, classmates, and citizens. According to the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, children who develop empathy are better at resolving conflicts and building meaningful relationships.

8. Encouraging Environmental Responsibility

While the India School Pledge may not directly mention the environment, the values it teaches can also apply to nature. Loving and respecting India includes caring for the country’s beautiful landscapes, rivers, and forests. When students learn to take responsibility for their surroundings, they develop a sense of environmental responsibility.

Students can practice environmental responsibility by conserving water, reducing waste, and protecting green spaces. At School Dekho, we encourage schools to include eco-friendly practices in morning assemblies, helping students understand that protecting the environment is part of their duty to India.

9. Promoting Peace and Non-Violence

India has a rich history of peace and non-violence, inspired by leaders like Mahatma Gandhi. The India School Pledge, which promotes unity and respect, aligns with these values. By encouraging students to respect others and embrace diversity, the pledge fosters a peaceful outlook.

Peaceful interactions in school set the foundation for a peaceful society. When students learn to resolve conflicts calmly and support one another, they contribute to a safe environment. Studies by UNICEF show that promoting peace and non-violence in schools leads to positive student behavior and a better learning atmosphere.

10. Building a Stronger Society for the Future

The India School Pledge is more than a routine. It is a guide for students to become better individuals and responsible citizens. Each line of the pledge promotes values that shape a stronger society—one that is united, respectful, and responsible.

At School Dekho, we believe that students who embrace these values can make a significant impact on the world. As they grow, they take these principles into their communities, helping create a brighter future for India. By understanding the importance of the pledge, students gain a sense of purpose, pride, and determination to make their country a better place.

Conclusion: The India School Pledge as a Path to National Values

The India School Pledge is more than words repeated in assembly. It serves as a powerful reminder of the values that unite us as Indians. From respect and unity to responsibility and patriotism, these values guide students in becoming thoughtful, responsible citizens.

At School Dekho, we encourage students, teachers, and parents to understand and cherish the India School Pledge. By practicing these values daily, students can grow into compassionate, responsible individuals who contribute positively to society. The pledge helps instill the values that make India strong and united, ensuring a brighter, better future for all.

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[ad_1] The Springer Nature India Research Tour 2024 was successfully concluded at Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore, after an engaging journey across 9 states and 15 cities and 24 leading academic and research institutions, connecting with researchers. This ambitious initiative, flagged off by Prof. Dhananjay Singh, Member Secretary, ICSSR, in Delhi, sought to bridge academic ecosystems across India, fostering discussions on open access, research integrity, and India's future as a global research leader.Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, MD, Springer Nature India presenting a token of appreciation to Dr. G Viswanathan, Founder and Chancellor, VIT Vellore at the India Research Tour 2024The tour featured interactions with both early-stage and experienced researchers from a wide range of government and private institutions, including IIMs, JNU, BITS Pilani, and various ICSSR-affiliated institutions. The tour also recognized 100 women researchers who have done exemplary work in their areas of research. A major highlight was the launch of the Cureus Journal of Business and Economics, a fully open-access journal, at Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai, marking an important step in expanding India's contribution to open-access publishing.Speaking on the successful completion of the tour, Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, Managing Director of Springer Nature India, said, "The India Research Tour 2024 provided us with a unique opportunity to interact directly with India's brightest researchers and thought leaders. We've gained invaluable insights into the needs, challenges, and aspirations of the research community across regions. The discussions underscored the importance of open access and research integrity in accelerating both individual careers and national progress. Moving forward, we will use this feedback to shape future programmes and partnerships, enabling Indian researchers to thrive on the global stage."Prof. Dhananjay Singh, Member Secretary, ICSSR, expressed his thoughts on the collaboration, "We are pleased to have partnered with Springer Nature for the India Research Tour 2024. The tour fostered a dynamic exchange of ideas and has helped in sensitizing researchers to the evolving paradigms in publishing, especially in social science. I believe that this collaboration marks an important step in aligning institutional research efforts with global standards, thereby making Indian research more accessible and impactful worldwide."Dr. G Viswanathan, Founder and Chancellor, VIT Vellore, also shared his thoughts on hosting the final event, "We are honoured that VIT had the opportunity to host the concluding session of the Springer Nature India Research Tour 2024. This initiative has been instrumental in building awareness around open access and research integrity among our academic community. We look forward to future collaborations with Springer Nature that will further enhance the research ecosystem at VIT and beyond."The Springer Nature India Research Tour 2024 exemplifies the organization's commitment to promoting transparency, accessibility, and collaboration in research. By engaging directly with scholars and academic institutions across the country, Springer Nature is helping pave the way for India to emerge as a global leader in research and innovation.About Springer Nature For over 180 years Springer Nature has been advancing discovery by providing the best possible service to the whole research community. We help researchers uncover new ideas, support librarians and institutions with innovations in technology and data and provide quality publishing support to societies. We make sure all the research we publish is significant, robust and stands up to objective scrutiny, that it reaches all relevant audiences in the best possible format, and can be discovered, accessed, used, re-used and shared.As a research publisher, Springer Nature is home to trusted brands including Springer, Nature Portfolio, BMC, Palgrave Macmillan and Scientific American.

Springer Nature is also a leading educational and professional publisher, providing quality content through a range of innovative platforms, products and services. Every day, around the globe, our imprints, books, journals and resources reach millions of people. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] The Springer Nature India Research Tour 2024 was successfully concluded at Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Vellore, after an engaging journey across 9 states and 15 cities and 24 leading academic and research institutions, connecting with researchers. This ambitious initiative, flagged off by Prof. Dhananjay Singh, Member Secretary, ICSSR, in Delhi, sought to bridge academic ecosystems across India, fostering discussions on open access, research integrity, and India's future as a global research leader.Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, MD, Springer Nature India presenting a token of appreciation to Dr. G Viswanathan, Founder and Chancellor, VIT Vellore at the India Research Tour 2024The tour featured interactions with both early-stage and experienced researchers from a wide range of government and private institutions, including IIMs, JNU, BITS Pilani, and various ICSSR-affiliated institutions. The tour also recognized 100 women researchers who have done exemplary work in their areas of research. A major highlight was the launch of the Cureus Journal of Business and Economics, a fully open-access journal, at Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai, marking an important step in expanding India's contribution to open-access publishing.Speaking on the successful completion of the tour, Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, Managing Director of Springer Nature India, said, "The India Research Tour 2024 provided us with a unique opportunity to interact directly with India's brightest researchers and thought leaders. We've gained invaluable insights into the needs, challenges, and aspirations of the research community across regions. The discussions underscored the importance of open access and research integrity in accelerating both individual careers and national progress. Moving forward, we will use this feedback to shape future programmes and partnerships, enabling Indian researchers to thrive on the global stage."Prof. Dhananjay Singh, Member Secretary, ICSSR, expressed his thoughts on the collaboration, "We are pleased to have partnered with Springer Nature for the India Research Tour 2024. The tour fostered a dynamic exchange of ideas and has helped in sensitizing researchers to the evolving paradigms in publishing, especially in social science. I believe that this collaboration marks an important step in aligning institutional research efforts with global standards, thereby making Indian research more accessible and impactful worldwide."Dr. G Viswanathan, Founder and Chancellor, VIT Vellore, also shared his thoughts on hosting the final event, "We are honoured that VIT had the opportunity to host the concluding session of the Springer Nature India Research Tour 2024. This initiative has been instrumental in building awareness around open access and research integrity among our academic community. We look forward to future collaborations with Springer Nature that will further enhance the research ecosystem at VIT and beyond."The Springer Nature India Research Tour 2024 exemplifies the organization's commitment to promoting transparency, accessibility, and collaboration in research. By engaging directly with scholars and academic institutions across the country, Springer Nature is helping pave the way for India to emerge as a global leader in research and innovation.About Springer Nature For over 180 years Springer Nature has been advancing discovery by providing the best possible service to the whole research community. We help researchers uncover new ideas, support librarians and institutions with innovations in technology and data and provide quality publishing support to societies. We make sure all the research we publish is significant, robust and stands up to objective scrutiny, that it reaches all relevant audiences in the best possible format, and can be discovered, accessed, used, re-used and shared.As a research publisher, Springer Nature is home to trusted brands including Springer, Nature Portfolio, BMC, Palgrave Macmillan and Scientific American.

Springer Nature is also a leading educational and professional publisher, providing quality content through a range of innovative platforms, products and services. Every day, around the globe, our imprints, books, journals and resources reach millions of people. [ad_2] Source link

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Join us for the "Dissemination Workshop on PMKVY Achievements in Uttarakhand" sponsored by ICSSR. Date: 14th March 2024. Time: 10 AM – 5 PM. Venue: Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Roorkee. Learn about the impact of PMKVY in Uttarakhand!

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Check out this post… "वास्तुकला एवं योजना विभाग, मैनिट भोपाल द्वारा आयोजित अनुसंधान पद्धति पर दस दिवसीय पाठ्यक्रम ICSSR RMC at MANIT".

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The Department of Law at North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU) hosted a one-day workshop on the "Three New Criminal Laws 2023," featuring insights from Meghalaya's Director General of Police, I Nongrang, IPS.

The event, organised in collaboration with the Indian Council of Social Science Research - North Eastern Regional Centre (ICSSR-NERC), brought together legal experts and law enforcement officials to discuss the implications of recent legislative changes. https://www.indiatodayne.in/meghalaya/story/meghalaya-police-chief-highlights-challenges-of-new-criminal-laws-at-nehu-workshop-1048907-2024-07-14

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Two-Day National Seminar sponsored by ICSSR

KCCILHE hosted a two-day National Seminar sponsored by ICSSR on “The New Education Policy and Education Reforms: Rethinking Curriculum, Research, and Global Engagement.” The aim was to foster discussions on diverse perspectives related to the National Education Policy 2020. The National Seminar was honored by the presence of distinguished guests, including Shri Rajiv Kumar, Former Deputy Director General and Chief Producers News & Current Affairs, Doordarshan, and Dr. Durgesh Tripathi, Professor, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi.

The seminar delved into key issues, encompassing Curriculum Development and Innovation, Research Strategies, Global Engagement in Education, Teacher Professional Development, Technology Integration in Education, NEP Implementation and Evaluation, Inclusivity and Equity in Education, Student-Centered Learning, Quality Assurance in Education, and Higher Education Reforms. Participants from across India presented their research papers in four technical sessions. The overall success of the seminar lay in the fruitful exchange of viewpoints and mutual learning.

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School of Economics, SMVDU organized ICSSR Sponsored Workshop

School of Economics,Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU) successfully  hosted a one-day workshop on “Prospects of Micro-Irrigation under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana”, funded by Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) on 6th March, 2024 in the EC Room of Matrika Auditorium. The workshop commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the esteemed guests. The formal welcome was extended by Dr. Kakali Majumdar, the Project Director, Associate Professor, School of Economics. Dr. Majumdar also provided a comprehensive overview of the workshop’s agenda. Chief Guest of the program, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, SMVDU, Prof. (Dr.) Pragati Kumar, in his inaugural address encouraged the whole team for conducting such program. He emphasised the importance of Economics for successful implementation of any government scheme, like PMKSY. Dr. Ashutosh Vashishtha, Dean, Faculty of Management also addressed the gathering and highlighted some important aspects of PMKSY. Head, School of Economics, Dr. Roop Lal Sharma, congratulated the departmental team in general and the project director in particular for successful conduction of the workshop.

Among the notable speakers, Dr. Meenakshi Rajeev, Professor, IIT Jammu, Guest of Honour of the event, highlighted the concerns of micro irrigation emphasizing on the impact assessment, credit utilization, spill over effect etc.  She also discussed the importance of PMKSY taking examples of some related research projects. S. Perminder Singh, DHO Udhampur shed light on the possibilities of horticulture crops in Jammu region. He emphasized on the components of PMKSY like ‘Per Drop More Crop’ and ‘Har Khet Ko Pani’. Dr. Pawan Kumar Sharma, Associate Professor, SKUAST Jammu, special guest of the workshop enriched the workshop with further elaboration on the different aspects of PMKSY and the ground level realities and problems. There was an interactive session with PMKSY beneficiaries, non beneficiary farmers, SHG and Panchayat People.  This session was coordinated by Joint Director, (SLUB), Mr. Mahesh Kumar Verma and Mr. Sanjeev Khajuria, Technical Assistant o/o Joint Director Agriculture. Apart from addressing the farmers, Mr. Verma listened to the problems of farmers and provided some possible solutions to them. The vote of thanks of the inaugural programme was delivered by Dr. Pabitra Kumar Jena, Assistant Professor, School of Economics. The other participants of this ICSSR funded workshop were faculty members, scholars and post graduate students of different Universities. The one day workshop was concluded with the summary note presented by the Research Associate, Dr. Alisha Mahajan.