CEC NEWS JULY2014 - Consortium for Educational Communication

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Vol.15 Nos. 07 July 2014
www.cec-ugc.nic.in
A Monthly Newsletter of Consortium for Educational Communication
An Inter-University Centre of University Grants Commission on Electronic Media
'ICT : The future of education'
INSIDE
Media and Education 3
Know your Centre 4
Our Activities 5
Vyas Channel Telecast
Schedule 10
EDUSAT Schedule 28
BRIEF NEWS
In a bid to position and reiterate CEC's resolve to address the vital issue of
improving the standards of higher education in India, Prof Rajbir Singh, Director,
CEC, advocated the extensive use of technology in classroom teaching and
distance education. This, he felt, is going to change the contours of learning in the
21st century. He was speaking as Chief Guest at a national seminar on 'Quality of
Education and Role of Teacher', organised by the All India Federation of
University and College Teachers Organizations (AIFUCTU), at Pt. JLN Govt.
College, Faridabad.
Amongst the gathering of over 400 university and college teachers across the
country, Prof Singh reiterated the need and role of technology in quality
education in furthering nation's growth and progress. "To equip our young human
resource to be competitive, competent and comprehensive, technology in
education will play a key role and will ensure the reach and quality aspects
regarding dissemination of education. In that context, I think virtual technologies
would be the future of tomorrow's education," he revealed.
Director, CEC also emphasized on a more evolved role of a teacher in today's
education ecosystem which includes taking up active research and consultancy
pursuits more ardently. "The teaching would be more informed and enriched if
teachers associate themselves with research and consultancy closely. This will
lead to continued self-updating in the field and an opportunity to put the learning
at practical use." He shared.
Prof. Rajbir also felt that the technology use in the education would drastically
improve the quality of education delivery. This, he said, would also solve the
problem of 'Academic in-breeding' which results from the lack of interaction
across a large platform among faculty. He also shared with audience the quality
work being done by CEC in taking technology (ICT) enabled education to
masses and meet the troika of seminal objectives of 'Expansion, Equity and
Excellence' in the domain of higher education.
E-content development gears up
The second phase of the econtent generation of under
graduates subjects under national
Mission for EducationInformation and Communication
technology (NME-ICT) has
commenced. 58 subjects would be
covered under it with an estimated
20590 modules to be prepared.
This follows the near completion
of the phase I which includes
modules for 29 subjects out of
which 8 are already completed and
another 10 are to be completed.
These 10 subjects are –
Commerce, Computer Science,
Geography, Performing Arts,
English Literature, Hindi
Literature, Psychology and
Sociology. This project when
completed would be one of the
major accomplishments towards
creation of e-content as visualized
to achieve the goal of reach and
quality in the country.

Editor’s desk
Director’s notes
“If we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our children of tomorrow.”
― John Dewey in 1916
Dear friends,
Social media is part of our daily communication practices. It holds a special
place especially for those who grew with it- generation Y and Z. And as the Web
2.0 came with the social networking sites (SNS) and interactive media, its
application in the pedagogical practices were debated. Numerous studies have been undertaken to
understand the nature and effect of SNS in the context of young users who also happen to be its prolific
user. Some studies have suggested that SNS are detrimental to the learning process as its users spend
much time in front of it generating a content which is certainly not a part of academic learning. That
was the reason that educational institutions were banning the accessing of SNS in the educational
campuses everywhere from first world to developing world. But then some recent studies have shown
that SNS could be used in open learning situation. Facebook could be more than a personal recordbook
of relations and friendships. But this has found to be effective in situations open educational settings as
in classroom environments where students team up in groups and work collectively towards a
problem. Banishing SNS would be more like closing our eyes to an awkward situation while we have
the ability to turn it into an opportunity. It has been emerged that a collaborative way of learning , as
may be enhanced by social sites, boosts the productivity of learners. The important qualities like group
work culture, academic leadership is developed through participatory and collaborative mode that can
be made possible through these SNS. It is better to learn how to make the
most out of new and emerging technologies which anyway are imminent Editorial board
and becoming a part of ourselves rather than finding ways around it. This
Dr. Jabbar Patel
Prof. M. Anandkrishnan
is all about understanding architecture of technology and social and
Mr. Parveen K. Modi
psycho-cognitive aspects and then remodeling it to our use. We have to
create new avenues and architectures of learning besides re-modeling
Chief Editor
and re-imagining the existing ones to make the most of it. That would be
Prof. Rajbir Singh
better way to deal with learning in futuristic situations.
Executive Editor
Dr. Sunil Mehru
Prof. Rajbir Singh
Editor
Dr. Shatruddha
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CEC Television News July 2014
Media & Education
Learning 2.0
Contributed by: Prof. Rajbir Singh, Director, CEC
Dr. Shatruddha, Research Scientist, CEC
The history of learning with the help of media has come full circle in the times of web 2.0. From the introduction of TV
transmission for the purpose of education (general) in 1959 to the SITE experiment in Khera in 1975 in India, the
learning through media has become revolutionary and innovative in its approach. In the history of internet, web 2.0 is an
important historic turn. The evolution of internet and subsequently its applications from Web 1.0 where viewers were
mere consumers of the information to the new bold, interactive and collaborative avatar of web 2.0. The term web 2.0
popularized by Reily refers to the interactivity and intelligence added to the internet.
There are following characteristics of Web 2.0 which make it the new avatar of internet 1.
Intelligent
2.
Interactive
3.
Collaborative
4.
UGC- User Generated Data
5.
Participatory architecture
6.
Social software
7.
Folksonomy
Web 2.0 offers services or possibilities which includes social networking, blogging, micro-blogging, wikis, online
specialized games, online interactive professional groups, tagging and social bookmarking, podcasting, multimedia
content generation and sharing, RSS and syndication, Data-mashups etc. Apart from data generation and distribution
web 2.0 is also helpful in establishing online libraries and repositories making available the knowledge across the world
with relevance to the users. It has empowered the user. Bruns (2008) terms such empowerment as 'produsage', as the
wall between producers and users of content disappears. Because user and producer of the content could be same, there
is no longer a dedicated generator and a dedicated receiver. The role is now interchangeable.
Web 2.0 is liberating for the students as it seeks to replace the teacher centric model to collaborative model of learning. It
was the 'sage on stage' model of traditional education model that was critised during 'flower revolution' and it was
reflected in the songs of Pink Floyd's 'another brick in the wall' song. The monumental work on education in Portuguese
by Paulo Freire in his epic 'Pedagogy of Oppression' points to the 'banking concept of education' which reduces students
to mere collectors of fragments of information and cataloguers. The harbinger of new education system and educational
values as envisaged in the youth rebel folklores came in the form of Web 2.0 where content is all important and teacher is
just a facilitator in the times of extremely self explanatory subject content. Web 2.0 has made the learning process easy,
quick and effective with long retention period. Moreover, it is collaborative and hence groups could be formed at both
local and international level thus raising the standards of education. The digital revolution offers a whole new sky of
opportunities before us. The imagination has never been so good and it is just waiting to be explored with its full
potentials. And definitely learning stakeholders would be the prominent beneficiaries.
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Our Activities
Second phase of E-content starts
A go-ahead to the development of e-content in 58 subjects
the 27th meeting of the Project Approval
MHRD, Govt. of India. With
phase of the Egene
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proje
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t h e
develo
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which egenerati
will take
include
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vocational
and are
traditional
criminology
forensics,
science,
technology,
studies,
chemical
control,
informati
from regular and
subjects like Mathematics, Education,
Sanskrit. A total of 20590 modules are to be prepared
second phase. The first phase which has been completed successfully
the e-content development in a total of 29 subjects.
has been given in
Board (PAB) of
this the second
c o n t e n t
ration has started
the NMEICT
ct. The media
s are already in
c o n t e n t
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Life sciences,
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recently saw
Meeting for fast tracking preview
In order to speed up the preview of educational video and e-content a meeting was held on June 26, 2014 at CEC,
New Delhi. The meeting was presided over by Prof RC Kuhad, Professor, Delhi University. Other members who
attended the meeting were-Prof Uma Kanjilal, Director, IGNOU, Prof. Anand Prakash, Prof. English - As special
Invitee , Prof. N. Raghuram, Prof. Biotechnology, I.P. University – As special Invitee, Ms. Rita Dhar, In-charge
Media Tape Library, CEC, Dr. Shatruddha, Research Scientist, CEC, and Mr. Nageshwar Nath, Maintenance
Engineer, CEC. The committee deliberated upon the issues of fast evaluation of the content and several ways were
identified to achieve that including the creation of comprehensive database of the subject experts for each subject,
creating mechanism for more rigorous and comprehensive review of the content at the first level of QC itself i.e.
the production centers so that rejection rate could be lowered without compromising on the quality of the content.
The members also agreed upon creation of more reviewing facilities.
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Know your centre
The university Grants
Commission (UGC) has set up
22 Educational Media Research
Centres (EMRCs) popularly
called Media Centres across the
country. These are basically
meant for production of in-house
quality education programmes
on electronic media and econtent programmes. The CEC
and media centres have more
than 500-strong trained
manpower and state-of-the-art
equipment for the production
and dissemination of educational
programmes.
EMRC, Osmania
Osmania University was established in 1918, which is the 1st in the then Princely State of Hyderabad, 3rd oldest in South India
and 7th oldest in India. It is located on a sprawling campus of about 1600 acres at the heart of Hyderabad in Telangana State. It
offers Diploma, UG, PG, MPhil and PhD courses through 53 departments (Sciences, Social Sciences, Arts, Law, Commerce,
Business Management, Engineering & Technology, and Physical Education). The University is accredited with 'A' grade by
National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and University with Potential for Excellence (UPE) status by the UGC.
It has every facility; Central Library with lakhs of print and digital collection, central facilities with modern equipment,
departmental laboratories with latest equipment, fiber Optic Network, hostels, playgrounds, health centre, swimming pool,
auditorium, etc. The university has 1,000 affiliated colleges and 55,000 students in different courses. The Centre for Distance
Education of the University was established in 1977 that caters to the needs of thousands of students in UG and PG courses
The centre is one of the first batches of five media centres established by the UGC in 1983. Since then it has been active in
educational video production. Initially, it was mandated to produce enrichment video programmes for television now the focus is
shifted to production of syllabus based e-content web-based learning apart from video production for television.
How to reach the Campus:
Rail: Secunderabad (4.5 km), Kacheguda (4.5 km) & Hyderabad (Nampally) (8 km)
Road: Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station (6 km) & Jubilee Bus Station (6 km)
Air : Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (Shamshabad) (28 km)
Quick info:
Name of EMRC : Osmania
Year of Establishment : 1983
Host University or Institute : Osmania University, Hyderabad
Vice-Chancellor of University : Prof. S. Satyanarayana
Director of the EMRC : Prof. C. Vishnuvardhan Reddy
Website : www.emrcou.org.in, E-mail : [email protected]
Phone : 040-27098659, 27682370, 65554958
Fax : 040-27098769
Facilities available with the centre are - A fullfledged air conditioned studio of about 1200fts, with
multi camera online set-up, Sony XD Camcorders,
Non-linear editing suits. Computer graphics and
animation, multimedia production facilities,
EDUSAT connectivity. Major areas of work
contributed substantially for the enrichment
educational video programmes. Almost completed
UGC curriculum based in video and e-content
programmes in Economics, a major with about 300
programmes. A number of enrichment programmes
produced by the centre won National and
International Awards.
The Centre is planning for direct telecast/webcast of
programmes produced. It is also planning to
associate with the Centre for Distance Education of
the University by introducing e-learning systems
there to improve the distance learning systems.
Address : EMRC, Osmania University, Hyderabad – 500 007
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July 2014
U.G. Subjects/
Special Series
Hindi
English
History
Anthropology
Environment
Science
Botany
6
Highlights
Year/Episodes
Days
Band
Ist Yr
Monday & Thursday
IInd yr
Tuesday & Friday
IIIrd Yr
Wednesday &
Saturday
English is not
year wise
Monday to
Saturday
Ist Yr
Monday & Thursday
IInd yr
Tuesday & Friday
IIIrd Yr
Wednesday &
Saturday
Ist Yr
Monday & Thursday
IInd yr
Tuesday & Friday
IIIrd Yr
Wednesday &
Saturday
14 Days
(Environment
Science
is not year wise)
Monday to
Saturday
Ist Yr
Monday & Thursday
IInd yr
Tuesday & Friday
IIIrd Yr
Wednesday &
Saturday
I
II
III
IV
Fixed Point Chart
BAND - I
BAND - II
BAND - III
BAND - IV
Art/Culture/
Literature/Language
Social Science
Management & other
Professional Courses
Natural & Applied
Sciences/Engineering/
Medical Sciences
0600-0730
1400-1530
2200-2330
0730-0930
1530-1730
2330-0130
0930-1100
1730-1900
0130-0300
1100-1400
1900-2200
0300-0600
English Language
Linguistics
Hindi
Other Languages
English Literature
Literature of other Languages
Culture
Architecture
Plastic Arts & Sculpture
Drawing & Decorating Arts
Painting & Fine Arts
Music
Recreational & Performing Arts
Public Performance, Film
Appreciation
Performing Arts
Dance & Drama
Religion
Customs, Folklore
History
Geography
Biography, Genealogy,
Insignia (Awards)
Archaeology
Museology
Manuscripts & Rare Books
Philosophy
Psychology
Religion
Social Sciences/ Sociology
Anthropology
Political Science
Economics
Public Administration
Management
Marketing
Commerce,
Communications,
Telecommunication,
Tourism
Advertising & Public Relations
News Media Journalism,
Publishing
Photography & Photographs
Graphic Arts, Printmaking &
Prints
Library & Information Science
Education
Sports/Physical Education
Women Education
Law
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Studies/Management
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Living
Forensic Science &
Criminology
Mathematics
Astronomy & Allied Sciences
Physics
Chemistry
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Geology, Hydrology,
Meteorology
Paleontology/Fossils
Life Science
Biology/Ecology
Genetics/Biotechnology
Microbiology
Botany
Zoology
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Health & Nutrition
Diseases
Engineering
Electrical/Mechanical
Engineering
Mining & Related Operations
Military & Nautical
Engineering
Civil Engineering
Manufacturing & Technology
Agriculture
Horticulture
Animal Husbandry/Veterinary
Sciences
Sericulture
Aquaculture
Chemical
Engineering/Biotechnology
Manufacturing for Specific
Uses
Computer Sciences
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July 2014
2nd July 2014 : Data Structure
The programme 'DATA STRUCTURES - 1' gives
an important information about using of data
structures in computer and computer
programming. This programme also covered its
characteristics, types & data-handling. Along with
these information this programme mainly
highlight how efficiently the operations can be
performed with the help of data-structures arrays.
4th July 2014 : Ragamala Paintings
Indian artistic tradition is perhaps the oldest in the
world. Ragamala paintings is a confluence of
different artistic strands. Miniature painting and
classical music. Both enrich each other Ragamala
Paintings are the visual interpretation of moods
and modes of Indian classical music to capture and
comprehend divine qualities of music each
melody was considered as sound form. The
paintings are given names of ragas. This
programme attempts to appreciate this unique
tradition of painting.
8th July 2014 : HIV/AIDS
AIDS is spreading rapidly in our society. It could
be prevented if one takes due precaution. The main
objective of this programme is to inform the
viewers regarding what is AIDS & the
precautions one must take to avoid it.
10th July 2014 : Raag Bageshwari
Episode 5 in our Raag sangeet series concentrates
on Raag Bageshwari, Raag meant to be sung in the
night. This Raag is not as serious or concentrated
as some of the earlier Raags like Yaman and
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Synopsis
Bhairav and is more generally used for Thumris
and Dadras. The rhythm misconstructions are
fairly swift and it is an extremely melodious Raag.
Kichlu along with some demonstrators concluded
the programme by singing 7 diff. bandishes.
12th July 2014 : Laser Cooling
In this programme, Dr. Eric Cornell of Colarado
State8 University talks about the ways & means to
cool a gas upto temperatures reaching Nanskelvins
i.e. absolute zero. Behaviour of an ideal gas & the
concept of Red shift & Blue Shift is also discussed.
Incidentally the study of this theory of laser
cooling has been awarded the Nobel Prize in
Physics this year.
13th July 2014 : Solid Waste Management
This particular programme talks of
Wormicomposting as a step towards chemical free
agriculture. The programme brings to light the
harm caused due to indiscriminate use of
chemicals in our agriculture. Along with
explaining the process of producing organic
manure, this episode also talks of the application
of Wormicompositing.
14th July 2014 : Prof. Shiv K. Kumar
This episode of Book Fare Profile: well-known
writer Shiv K. Kumar. It was the death of his
mother that led him to seek solace in words. Shiv
K. Kumar has so far published three novels, six
volumes of poetry, translation of Faiz Ahmed Faiz,
a collection of short stories, a play and general
works of criticism. Kumar is perhaps the only
writer in English who has attempted all the major
queries of Literature.
July 2014
15th July 2014 : Agricultural Microbiology:
Biofertilizers
The use of fertilisers has revolutionized crop
production system but the possible contribution of
nutrients from fertilisers application to
underground and surface water concern among
soil and environment scientists. Use of bio
fertilisers is one of the many measures suggested
to fight pollution. In this programme, the
beneficial effects of bio-fertilizers (Azospirillum,
Azotobactoer, etc.) are discussed.
16th July 2014 : Fisheries Aquarium
This programme is for carrier guidance on
aquarium keeping. There are various species of
fish either found in the river sea etc. or can be
cultivated in fresh water. Marine Biological
Research Center, Ratnagiri has developed
breeding technique, fish food and method for their
maintainance. It can be developed as a hobby. One
can choose it as a profession or do consultancy.
18th July 2014 : Give Me a Chance
Most visually impaired people who have different
vocational skills and talent have faced problems
with finding employment. This is due to the fears
and ignorance of employers. The programme aims
at public awareness of the real feelings of the
visually impaired of this issue.
24th July 2014 : Earthquake : Engineering
for Common Man
The programme deals with the nature, frequency
of occurrence, distribution and effect of
earthquakes on civil structures and how engineers
Synopsis
are now trying to make structures which are more
earthquake resistant.
25th July 2014 : A Talk on Thalassemia
Thalassemia causes a deformity in the
composition of blood. In some cases the disorder
carries over generations through the genes of
parents. It occurs when both the genes of a pair
derived from either parents are defective. For
some reason, this disorder prevails in the
Mediterranean countries. In our country
Thalassemia is found predominantly among
certain communities such as Sindhis, Punjabis,
Marwaris, Lohanas, Kutchis, Gujratis and
Bengalis. In this programme we discuss
"Thalassemia" and its symptoms, Diagnosis,
Treatment and Prevention.
29th July 2014 : Khadi
Khadi industries have been playing a significant
role in the development of rural economy. Any
study of rural industralization would be
incomplete if Khadi & Village industries will
encourage a new class of skilled artisans and
entrepreneurs. This programme will help the
educated unemployed to start their own units.
30th July 2014 : Structural Variability in DNA
This programme explains the three kinds of DNA
(A, B and Z), characteristics of each - about
variation in DNA conformation and possibilities
because of its flexible structure. The programme
ends with introduction of DNA music - how it is
created.
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Vyas Channel
Time
Hindi
English
Culture
0600/1400/
2200
0630/1430/
2230
Telecast Schedule
Tuesday 1st July, 2014
Wednedsay 2nd July, 2014
Hindi
Vaypaar Evam Udhyog - I
Advice and Suggestions
English
Expressing Opinions: Agreeing and
Disagreeing
Khatroan Ke Khiladi
Culture
Sanpoan Ke Khiladi
Smaas: Sanrachna Evam Prakar
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Raag Ek Bhaav Anek: Raag Bheemplas - I
Music
Rabindra Sangeet: Baul Type Songs - III
History
0730/1530/
2330
Agriculture and Rural Revenue System
During The Delhi Sultanate
History
Mughal Monetary System
Economics
0800/1600/
0000
Probability Distribution - I
Economics
Probability Distribution - II
Broad Characteristics and Identification
of Coins
Epigraphy
Aramaic Inscription
Anthropology
Sociolinguistics
Social Science
Yuva Nirmaan: Rashtriya Seva Yojana
Epigraphy
Archaeology
0830/1630/
0030
Bungalows: Homes of The Past
0900/1700/
0100
Religion: Definition And Components:
Magic, Religion and Science
Commerce
0930/1730/
0130
Managerial Economics - I
Commerce
Managerial Economics - II
Communication
1000/1800/
0200
Communication Skills
Communication
Principle of Communication
1030/1830/
0230
Grass Land Ecosystem
Bharat Ka Jaiv Bhogolik Vargikaran
Environmental
Science
Law
Flood
Environmental
Science
Mechanic Oscillations and Properties of
Matter Superposition of Two Mutually
Perpendicular SHMs of The Same
Frequency Lissajous Figures
Physics
Introduction to Spectroscopy in Astronomy
1100 /1900/
0300
Identification Procedure and Methods
Agriculture
Gramin Mahilaen Aur Atmnirbharta - II
Botany
Miconutrients: Criteria of Essentiality,
Role Deficiency and Toxicity
Animal Husbandry
Emu Palan
Anthropology
Physics
Agriculture
Vigneshwara: A Jurist of India:
Jurisprudence
1130/1930/
0330
Plate Techniques
Chemistry
1200/2000/
0400
Alkanes and Cycloalkanes - I
Chemistry
Alkanes and Cycloalkanes - II
Geology
1230/2030/
0430
Structural Geology - I
Geology
Structural Geology - II
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Properties of Matter: Elasticity - I
Physics
Properties of Matter: Elasticity - II
Structure and Function of Cell Membrane
Computer Science
Data Structure - I
Botany
Bio-information 0130/2130/
0530
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Vyas Channel
Time
Hindi
0600/1400/
2200
English
Culture
0630/1430/
2230
Telecast Schedule
Thursday 3rd July, 2014
Friday 4th July, 2014
Hindi
Sandhi: Paribhasha Evam Bhed – I
Literature
Vibrant Verses
Likes and Dislikes: Infinitives and Ing
Forms
English
Complaints and Apologies
Cobra : God At Mercy
Art
Ragamala Paintings
Bharat Vandana: Suryakant Tripathi
Nirala
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Raag Ek Bhaav Anek: Raag Bheemplas III
Music
Raag Puriya - I
History
0730/1530/
2330
Indus Civilization: Morphology and
Characteristics of Some Centers
History
Urban Economy and Technology
During The Delhi Sultanate
Economics
0800/1600/
0000
History of Economic Thought: Pigou and
Schumpeter
Economics
History of Economic Thought: Philip
Wicksteed and Friedrich von Wieser
Epigraphy
0830/1630/
0030
The Laguna Copperplate Inscriptions
Anxiety: Don't Worry Be Happy (Filler)
Social Science
Ralegancha: Karamyogi
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Fundamentals in Social and Cultural
Anthropology
Anthropology
Forms of Primitive Religion
Social Science
Rain Water in Summer
Commerce
0930/1730/
0130
Managerial Economics - III
Education
Guidance in Groups
Management
1000/1800/
0200
Innovative Training Methods: HRM
Public
Administration
Meaning and Nature of Public
Administration - A
1030/1830/
0230
Desert Ecosystem
Lower Invertebrate of Andaman and
Nicobar
Environmental
Science
Sustainable Development
1100 /1900/
0300
Biot-Savart Law
Physics
Spectroscopy in Astronomy
Zoology
Snakes Myth and Reality
Botany
1130/1930/
0330
Fungi
Botany
Identification Keys
Chemistry
1200/2000/
0400
Alkanes and Cycloalkanes - III
Chemistry
Alkanes and Cycloalkanes - IV
Structural Geology – III
Geology
Structural Geology – IV
Chemistry
Mathematical Chemistry - I
Environmental
Science
Physics
Geology
Animal
Husbandry
1230/2030/
0430
Emu Palan
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Thermodynamics - I
Physics
Thermodynamics - II
Computer
Science
0130/2130/
0530
Data Structure - II
Computer Science
Data Structure - III
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Vyas Channel
Time
Hindi
English
Literature
0600/1400/
2200
0630/1430/
2230
Telecast Schedule
Saturday 5th July, 2014
Sunday 6th July, 2014
Music
Rajasthani Lok Vadhya: Ravan Hattha – I
Literature
Translating Creativity: Voices of Dissent - I
Arts
Sculptural Heritage of Tamil Nadu
Vaypaar Evam Udhyog - II
Giving Instructions
Bookshelf
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Raag Puriya - II
Music
Amadeus Mozart
History
0730/1530/
2330
Morphology of Cities
Sociology
Interface: Visual Culture and Popular
Imagination
Economics
0800/1600/
0000
History of Economic Thought: Kautilya
and Thiruvalluvar
Economics
Economics of Scale
Geography
0830/1630/
0030
Outline of Human Geography
Social Science
Mahila Shram: Ek Chaunati – I
Archealogy
Hazarduari: The Palace with A Thousand
Doors
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Prehistoric Archaeology: Palaeolithic
Cultures
Geography
Geography of Andhra Pradesh
Education
0930/1730/
0130
Carl Roger's Theory of Personality
Communication
Media Ownership: Some Issues
Public
Administartion
1000/1800/
0200
Meaning and Nature of Public
Administration - B
Environmental
Science
Biotan: The Bootstrap
Environmental
Science
Save Water: Save Life
Astronomy
Aakash Ka Adhayyan: Jantar Mantar
Medicine
Changing The Face of Future
Environmental
Science
Law
1030/1830/
0230
Medical Science 1100 /1900/
0300
Population Explosion
Indian Marriage Law and Women Rights
Heart Matters
Botany
1130/1930/
0330
Dark Phase of Photosynthesis: C3, C4
and Cam Pathways
Biotechnology
Introduction to Nanoscience
Chemistry
1200/2000/
0400
Alkanes and Cycloalkanes - V
Zoology
Peripatus
Botany
Spirulina Cultivation
Sedimentary Petrology – I
Geology
Chemistry
1230/2030/
0430
Mathematical Chemistry - I
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Thermodynamics - III
Earth Science
Earth and The Solar System: Unique
Position
Computer
Science
0130/2130/
0530
Data Structure - IV
Computer
Science
Artificial Intelligence: An Overview
12
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Hindi
Culture
English
General
0600/1400/
2200
0630/1430/
2230
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Tuesday 8th July, 2014
Swatantra Pukarti: Jaishankar Prasad
Hindi
Sandhi: Paribhasha Evam Bhed – II
Whither Heritage: Tomb of Saimima
Performing arts
The Pied Piper
Conjunctions
English
Negative Structures
Setting The Standards
Music
Sitar: Ek Jivant Saaz
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Raag Puriya - III
Music
Raag Puriya - IV
History
0730/1530/
2330
Indus Civilization: Subsistance,
Architecture, Craft and Technology
History
Market Regulations and Indian Ocean
Trade During The Delhi Sultnanate
Economics
0800/1600/
0000
History of Economic Thought: Dadabhai
Naoroji and Others
Economics
History of Economic Thought: Gandhi
Social science
0830/1630/
0030
Prematai: An Example to Follow
Geography
Coastal Landforms
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Race, Culture, Language, Society,
Community and Group
Anthroplogy
Rites and Rituals: Rites - De – Passage
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Jal Hi Jeevan: Jal Sanrakshan
Education
Kohlberg's Extension of Piaget's Theory
Education
0930/1730/
0130
Moral Development: Piaget
Environmental
Science
Skinning Mother Nature
Public
Administration
1000/1800/
0200
Scope and Importance of Public
Administration - A
Public
Administration
Scope and Importance of Public
Administration - B
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Urban Problem Related to Energy
Environmental
Science
H.I.V. / AIDS
Health
1100 /1900/
0300
An Exception to The Rule: Shelar Mama
Mining
Engineering
Surakshit Khanan: Parivhan Vyavastha
Fungi: Economic Importance
Botany
Taxonomic Literature
Women in Science
Medical Science
Fitness and Health
Alkanes and Cycloalkanes - VI
Chemistry
Phase Equilibrium - I
Sedimentary Petrology – II
Geology
Sedimentary Petrology – III
Rothamsted: A Pioneer in Agricultural
Research
Medical Science
Plastination: The Art of Immortalizing
Botany
Biotechnology
Chemistry
Zoology
Agriculture
1130/1930/
0330
1200/2000/
0400
1230/2030/
0430
Vedanthangal: Winter Heaven for Birds
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Thermodynamics - IV
Physics
Thermodynamics - V
Astronomy
0130/2130/
0530
Astronomical Photography
Sericulture
Marketing of Cocoons and Silk
Living with Alzheimer
Zoology
Jivat Ke Dhani: Hanumaan Langoor
Medical Science
13
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Hindi
0600/1400/
2200
English
Music
0630/1430/
2230
Telecast Schedule
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Thursday 10th July, 2014
Sanchar Ki Kalpana Evam Prakriya
Hindi
Sahitya Rekhachitra: Bicchi Bua
Necessity and Obligation
English
Prepositions
Nirbaadh Swar Sarita: Begum Parveen
Sultana
Music
Spandan: Begum Parveen Sultana
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Raag Bageshree - I
Music
Raag Bageshree - II
History
0730/1530/
2330
Morphology of The Mughal Cities:
Agra and Delhi
History
Indus civilization: Religious Beliefs,
Practices and Scripts
Philosophy
0800/1600/
0000
Vedas
Philosophy
Virtue
Economics
0830/1630/
0030
History of Economic Thought: Gadgil and
J K Mehta
Economics
Agrarian Relation and Land Reforms
in India - I
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Lower Pelaeolithic Culture: Sohanian
and Madrasian
Anthropology
Fundamental Intingistic Anthropology
Sociology
Mahila Shram Nirmaan Kshtra Main
Education
0930/1730/
0130
Resources for Natural Science
Education
Strategies and Methods of Teaching /
Learning Process
Public
Admnistration
1000/1800/
0200
State and Evolution of Administration - A
Public
Administration
State and Evolution of Administration - B
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Infectious Diseases and Waterborne
Diseases
Environmental
Science
Environment and Human Health
Medical
Science
1100 /1900/
0300
Menopause - I
Medical
Science
Menopause - II
Respiration: Basic Concept and Types:
Biological Energy Currency, Redox
Reaction and Redox Potential
Ek Jeevan Yaatra
Botany
Fungi: Degeneration of Sex
Phase Equilibrium - II
Chemistry
Phase Equilibrium - III
Sedimentary Petrology – IV
Geology
Principles of Stratigraphy
Popular Se Ply Tak
Zoology
Temple Macaque: Lal Muh Wale Bandar
Botany
Zoology
Chemistry
1130/1930/
0330
1200/2000/
0400
Geology
Technology
1230/2030/
0430
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Thermodynamics - VI
Physics
Thermodynamics - VII
Sericulture
0130/2130/
0530
Twisting and Weaving
Sericulture
Reelin Water
14
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Time
Hindi
English
Music
0600/1400/
2200
0630/1430/
2230
Telecast Schedule
JawaniI
Reported Speech
Hindi
Jansanchar Madhyam
English
Speaking English As English:
Introducing English Vowels
Bandish: Ek Mulaquat Saarthi Chaterjee
Ke Saath
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Raag Bageshree - III
Music
Raag Bageshree - IV
History
0730/1530/
2330
Sufism During The Delhi Sultanate
History
Mughal Administration and
Social System
Philosophy
0800/1600/
0000
Upanishads
Philosophy
Theories of Punishment
Sociology
Aastha Aur Astitva
Economics
0830/1630/
0030
Agrarian Relation and Land Reforms
in India - II
Economics
Matrices - I
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Religious Specialist Shaman Priest
Anthropology
Middle Palaeolithic Culture of India:
Nevasian
Education
0930/1730/
0130
Vartmaan Shiksha Evam Prachaar
Mass
Communication
New Media
Public
Administration
1000/1800/
0200
Politics and Administration Dichotomy:
Woodrow Wilson and Frank J. Goodnow's
Ideas - A
Public
Administration
Politics and Administration Dichotomy:
Woodrow Wilson and Frank J. Goodnow's
Ideas - B
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Resettlement and Rehabilitation
Environmental
Science
Environment and Climate Change
Medical
Science
1100 /1900/
0300
Introduction to Virology: Viral Diseases
Medical science
Emergence of Viral Diseases
Agriculture
Root Trainer Technology
Botany
1130/1930/
0330
Botanical Gardens
Botany
Glycolysis
Chemistry
Phase Equilibrium - V
Geology
Characters of Minerals: Dependent of
Electricity and Magnetism
Physics
Laser Cooling
Medical Science
Passive Smoke: A Devastating Dose
Sericulture
Cocoon Formation
Chemistry
Biotechnology
1200/2000/
0400
Phase Equilibrium – IV
An Introduction to Plant Cloning
Geology
1230/2030/
0430
Ocean Currents
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Thermodynamics - VIII
0130/2130/
0530
Silkworm Rearing Methods
Sericulture
15
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Time
Telecast Schedule
0600/1400/
2200
Rajasthani Lok Vadhya: Ravan Hattha – II
Arts
0630/1430/
2230
Music
Hindi
App Deepo Bhan: Swami Shardanand
An Artist's Day Out
English
Speaking English As English:
Introducing English Consonants
0700/1500/
2300
Folk Music of Bengal: Bhawaria
Music
Raag Ek Bhaav Anek: Raag Khamaj - I
Sociology
0730/1530/
2330
Interface: Scenario Change: Cultural
and Political Criticism
History
Neolithic Culture
Economics
0800/1600/
0000
Business Environment Scanning
Philosophy
Swami Vivekananda
Mahila Shram: Ek Chaunati – II
Economics
Matrices – II
Shekhawati Ke Paramparik Jal Shrot
Social Science
Society for All Ages
Anthropology
Mans Place in The Animal Kingdom:
Basic Feature of Human Society
Journalism
Journalism and Society
Education
Prof. Shiv K. Kumar
Environmental
Science
Earthquakes and Disaster Management
Engineering
Transport Engineering
Strategies in Nanoscience for Biomedicine
Botany
Pythium: Important Features and
Life Cycle
Cervical Cancer
Physics
The Ideal Bose-Einstein: Gas Condenses
Music
Literature
Social Science
Geography
0830/1630/
0030
Translating Creativity: Voices of Dissent - II
Geography
0900/1700/
0100
Geography of Chattisgarh
Mass
Communication
0930/1730/
0130
Production Script and Story Board
Environmental
Science
Journalism
Environmental
Science
Medical Science
Zoology
Biotechnology
1000/1800/
0200
1030/1830/
0230
1100 /1900/
0300
1130/1930/
0330
Health
Vrakshmitra: A Friend of Trees
Journalism
Solid Waste Management
PCNL: Ek Aadhunik Taknik
Mass Extinctions in The Phanerozoic
Oceanic Anoxic Events
Health
1200/2000/
0400
A Glass of Milk
Chemistry
Phase Equilibrium - VI
Zoology
1230/2030/
0430
Ascaris Lumbricoides
Medical Science
Cancer Risk Management
Earth Science
0100/2100/
0500
Earth and The Solar System: An Overview
Computer science
OPP with C++
Zoology
0130/2130/
0530
Animal Science: Mastitis
Sericulture
Cocoon Harvesting
16
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Time
Telecast Schedule
Wednesday 16th July, 2014
Hindi
0600/1400/
2200
Mandav: Ek Yatra Vritant
English
0630/1430/
2230
Music
Hindi
Doordarshan: Ek Parichay
Speaking English As English: Word
Accent
English
Speaking English As English: Sentence
Stress
0700/1500/
2300
Raag Ek Bhaav Anek: Raag Khamaj - II
Music
Raag Ek Bhaav Anek: Raag Khamaj - III
History
0730/1530/
2330
The Bhakti Movement in India
History
Urban Economy in Mughal India
Philosophy
0800/1600/
0000
Pre-Socratic Thinkers: The Ionians
Philosophy
An Introduction to Phenomenology
History
Ek Khoobsurat Shaher: Bhopal
Economics
0830/1630/
0030
Introduction to Indifference Curve
Analysis of Demand
Economics
Assumption and Properties of Indifference
Curve
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Nature and Scope of Prehistoric
Archaeology
Anthropology
Upper Palacalithic Cultures of India :
Bhimbetka
Journalism
0930/1730/
0130
Media's Role in Changing Society
Sports
Expedition Everest – I
Career
Fisheries Aquarium
Commerce
1000/1800/
0200
From Crop to Cup: Coffee Marketing
in India
Management
Enterprise Resource Planning
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Cancer and The Environment
Environmental
Science
Chemicals In Food
Geology
1100 /1900/
0300
Colour of Minerals
Geology
Forms of Minerals
Botany
1130/1930/
0330
Botanical Nomenclature: Principles
and Rules
Botany
Nitrogen Uptake and Assimilation
Monsoon Flowers
Chemistry
1200/2000/
0400
Coordination Compounds – I
Chemistry
Coordination Compounds - II
Agriculture
Agricultural Microbiology: Biofertilizers
Medical science 1230/2030/
0430
Occupational Health Management
Medicines
Medical Ethics - I
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Magnetism - I
Physics
Magnetism - II
Sericulture
0130/2130/
0530
Cocoon Skinning Devices
Sericulture
Pollination
17
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Time
Telecast Schedule
Hindi
Mahajani Sabhyataa: Nibhand: Munshi
Premchand
Samel (Filler)
Speaking English As English: Intonation
English
Describing Pictures: A Pictorial View of
Studing Langauge
0700/1500/
2300
Varsha Ke Rang: Nat Malhar
Music
Varsha Ke Rang: Megh Malhar
History
0730/1530/
2330
Vedic Society
History
Sultanate Architecture
Philosophy
0800/1600/
0000
An Introduction to Existentialism
Philosophy
Object Theories of Internationality
Social Science
0830/1630/
0030
Hiware Bazar: Ek Gaon Ki Vikas Yatra:
Rural Development
Economics
Dispersion: Introduction
First Step: Naresh Satyam (Filler)
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Cultural Evolution: Broad Outline of
Prehistoric Cultures
Anthropology
Relationship of Prehistoric Archaeology
with Other Branches of Anthropology
Social Science
Give Me A Chance
Environmental
Science
Fresh Water Eco System
Sports
Kho-Kho - II
Management
Management: Management Leadership
Education
Teaching Skills
0600/1400/
2200
Viraam Chinh
English
0630/1430/
2230
Music
Hindi
Art/Culture
Sports
Commerce
Environmental
Science
Sports
0930/1730/
0130
1000/1800/
0200
1030/1830/
0230
Yuva Mahotsav
Expedition Everest – II
Kho-Kho - I
Absenteeism: Cause and Cure
Lajwanti (Filler)
Kaas: Prakriti Ka Chamatkaar
Kushti: Bhartiya Paramparik Khel
Geology
1100 /1900/
0300
Glaciers
Medical Science
Endocrine Disorder: Diabetes
Botany
1130/1930/
0330
Phytopthora: Important Features and
Life History
Botany
Taxonomic Heirarchy and Ranks
Chemistry
1200/2000/
0400
Chemical Kinetics - I
Chemistry
Chemical Kinetics - II
Medicine
1230/2030/
0430
Medical Ethics – II
Agriculture
Agrarian Crisis
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Magnetism - III
Physics
Magnetism – IV
Sericulture
0130/2130/
0530
Embryology of Bombyx Mori
Sericulture
Apna Desh: Documentary on Sericulture
Astrophysics
Dark Matter
Botany
18
Neelgiri
Vyas Channel
Time
Culture
Entertaining Tibet
Art
Creativity: Arpita Sen
Arts
Rudiments of Creative Photography
Music
Folk Music of Bengal: Chatka
History
Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed Ansari: Paradigm of
Composite Culture
Economic
Geography
Livestock in India
Range
Biography
Role Model: The Singularity of Dr. Amal
Roy Chowdhury
Mesolithic Culture of Europe: Azilian,
Tardenoisian, Maglemosian and
Kitchen Midden
Goals Unachieved
Geography
The Effulgent Tripura
Psychology
Psychology of Bhakti
Doordarshan: Down The Memory Lane
Philately
Chronicles of The Postage Stamp
Environmental
Science
Natural System for Wastewater Treatment
Kahani Cinema Ki: I
English
0630/1430/
2230
Learning English Using Dictionary:
Study Skills
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Varsha Ke Rang: Sur Malhar
History
0730/1530/
2330
Language and Literature Under The
Mughals - I
Philosophy
0800/1600/
0000
0830/1630/
0030
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Social Science
Mass
Communication
Ecology
Environmental
Science
Philosophical Skepticism and its
Contributions to The Development of
Internationality
The Other Side…
Social Science
Economics
0600/1400/
2200
Hindi
Telecast Schedule
0930/1730/
0130
1000/1800/
0200
Sandesh Paani Ka
Gurgaon: City in A Tizzy
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Corals
Environmental
Science
Ground Water Exploration
Medical
Science
1100 /1900/
0300
Broken Bones
Health
Biomass Fuel: Use and Health Hazards - I
Botany
Structure, Types and Functions
of Lipids
Biotechnology
1130/1930/
0330
Applications of Nanotechnology in
Biomedicine
Agriculture
Zero Farming: A Case Study
Bio-Chemistry
1200/2000/
0400
Interface: DNA Repair and Genomic
Instability
Physics
The Atomic Pilgrim: Dr. Raja Ramanna
Astronomy
1230/2030/
0430
All Things Bright and Beautiful: Comets
zoology
Classification of Protozoa
Magnetism - V
Earth Science
Earth and The Solar System: The Jovian
Planets
Primary and Secondary Food Plant of Eri
Silkworm
Geology
Structure and Interpretation of
Seismograms
Botany
Physics
Lemon Grass
0100/2100/
0500
Sericulture
Botany
0130/2130/
0530
Babul: The Treasure Grass
19
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Telecast Schedule
Monday 21st July, 2014
Hindi
0600/1400/
2200
Bhasha Ki Mahatata
Hindi
Sahityakaar Ka Dayitva
English
0630/1430/
2230
Reading Comprehension – I
English
Reading Comprehension - II
Ludwig Van Beethoven (1770 - 1827)
Music
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Varsha Ke Rang: Bandishein - I
Music
Varsha Ke Rang: Bandishein - II
History
0730/1530/
2330
Vedic Economy
History
Indigenous Literature During The Delhi
Sultanate
Philosophy
0800/1600/
0000
Pragmatism: Origins and Concept
Prayaas (Filler)
Philosophy
Causality
Bottle Brush (Filler)
Economics
0830/1630/
0030
Approaches to Economic Development
Economics
Dual Economy Models
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Introduction to General Anthropology:
Evolution of Man
Anthropology
Prehistoric Archaeology: Palaeolithic
Cultures
Education
0930/1730/
0130
Anglo Arabic School: A Discussion - I
Education
Anglo Arabic School: A Discussion - II
Integral Pedagogy - I: Overview
Education
Integral Pedagogy - II: Context
Ecological Park
Sports
Balancing Bliss
Air Pollution
Fiddlers of The Thatch (Filler)
Environmental
Science
Coastal Erosion
Physics
Quantum Mechanics - I
Education
Ecology
1000/1800/
0200
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Medicine
1100 /1900/
0300
Botany
Changing The Face of Future
Kamal: Bharat Ka Rashtriya Pushp
Botany
1130/1930/
0330
Saccharomyces: Important Features
and Life History
Botany
Typification and Kinds of Types
Biotechnology
1200/2000/
0400
Role of Genomics and Proteomics in
Drug Development
Veterinary Science
Duck Tales
Dhatura (Filler)
Chemistry
1230/2030/
0430
Detoxification of Toxic Metals By
Microbes
Biotechnology
Conversion of Waste into Industrially
Useful Products
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Magnetism - VI
Physics
Magnetism - VII
Sericulture
0130/2130/
0530
Primary and Secondary Food Plant of
Mura Silkworm
Sericulture
The Genus Morus and Its Species
20
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Time
Wednesday 23rd July, 2014
0600/1400/
2200
Kahani Cinema Ki – II
English
0630/1430/
2230
Music
Hindi
Telecast Schedule
Hindi
Yog Ki Shakti - I: Dr. Harivansh Rai
Bachachan
Thesaurus - I
English
Thesaurus - II
0700/1500/
2300
Varsha Ke Rang: Bandishein - III
Music
Varsha Ke Rang: Bandishein - IV
History
0730/1530/
2330
Language and Literature Under The
Mughals - II
History
Vedic Polity
Philosophy
0800 / 600/
0000
Kinds of Induction
Philosophy
History of Ideas Leading up to
Internationally
Sociology
Jyatra: Journey into Lives of People
Art /Culture
Silence Speaks
Economics
0830/1630/
0030
Sustainable Agriculture - I
Economics
Sustainable Agriculture - II
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Mesolithic Cultures of India: General
Characters
Anthropology
Anthropology : Human Genetics
Juornalism
0930/1730/
0130
Reporting: Journalism and Mass
Communication
Journalism
Creativity in Writing: Journalism and
Mass Communication
Education
1000/1800/
0200
Integral Pedagogy - III: Experience
Education
Integral Pedagogy - IV: Reflection
Karate: The Combat Game
Environmental
Science
Paryavaran Adhikaar
Sports
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Atmosphere
Environmental
Science
Marine Pollution
Physics
1100 /1900/
0300
Quantum Mechanics - II
Computer science
Computer Science: Multiplexing
Botany
1130/1930/
0330
Beta - Oxidation
Botany
Eurotium: Important Features and
Life History
Conducting Polymer
Zoology
1200/2000/
0400
Introduction to Human Physiology
Engineering/
Geology
Earthquake: Engineering for
Common Man
Zoology
1230/2030/
0430
Respiration: Mechanism and Control of
Breathing
Zoology
Blood Grouping
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Fluid Mechanics - I
Physics
Fluid Mechanics - II
0130/2130/
0530
Growth and Development of Plant
Sericulture
Cellular Basis of Growth
Sericulture
Botany
Shatavari
21
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Time
Telecast Schedule
Hindi
0600/1400/
2200
Kaaljai Avdhut: Shirish Vriksh
Hindi
Kahani Cinema Ki - II
English
0630/1430/
2230
A Poison Tree - William Blake
English
A Roadside Stand By Robert Forst
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Varsha Ke Rang: Bandishein - V
Music
Varsha Ke Rang: Bandishein - VI
History
0730/1530/
2330
Persian Literature During The Delhi
Sultanate
History
Mughal Architecture - I
Internationality
Philosophy
Neitzsche and Existential Philosophy
Ek Khoobsurat Bel: Antigonon
Leptopus (Filler)
Economics
Sustainable Agriculture - IV
Philosophy
Social Science
Economics
Social Science
0800 / 600/
0000
0830/1630/
0030
Umeed Ki Kiran
Sustainable Agriculture – III
Maachalaa: Ek Nirmal Gaon
Anthropology
0900/1700/
0100
Basic Concept: Artifact, Industry and
Culture
Anthropology
Neolithic Cultures of Europe and India
Environmental
Science
0930/1730/
0130
Bhule Bisre Rang Malwa Ke
Environmental
Science
Freshwater Ecosystem
Rishtaon Ka Phool: Raakhi (Filler)
Communication
State of Media in India
Education
1000/1800/
0200
Integral Pedagogy - V: Action and
Evaluation
Education
Vaigyanik Drashtikon
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Environmental Hazards: Sea Water
Intrusion
Mass
Communication
Trends of Broadcasting
Zoology
1100 /1900/
0300
A Talk on Thalassemia
Zoology
Animal Classification: Principles and
Features
Botany
1130/1930/
0330
Salient Features of Classification
System: By Bentham and Hooker
Botany
Flowering and Photoperiodism:
Long-Day, Short-Day and Day-Neutral
Plants
Physics
Specific Relativity
Botany
Physics
1200/2000/
0400
Sailana Ka Cactus Garden
On String Theory
Zoology
1230/2030/
0430
Blood and Lymph: Composition and
Function
Zoology
Biology of Cancer
Physics
0100/2100/
0500
Fluid Mechanics - III
Physics
Fluid Mechanics - IV
Sericulture
0130/2130/
0530
Weeds and Weed Management
Sericulture
Hemolymph - II
22
Vyas Channel
Time
General
0600/1400/
2200
Stand up Comedy
Hindi
Yog Ki Shakti - II: Dr. Harivansh Rai
Bachachan
Shraddha Evam Aastha Ka Parv: Singhsth
English
All The World's Stage - William
Shakespeare
Beauty in Wood
Music
Distant Dreams
Creativity: Gulam Mohammad Sheikh
Art
Culture
Telecast Schedule
0630/1430/
2230
Art
Music
0700/1500/
2300
Heritage of Bengal: Dhrupad of
Bishnupur Gharana
Performing Arts
Interface: Folk Performing Traditions
Sociology
0730/1530/
2330
Band of Brothers
History
Vedic Religion
Economic
Geography
0800 / 600/
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Raja Bhoj: Ek Parichaya
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0100
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Anthropology
Human Variation
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Career Guidance in Bio-technology - I
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It's a Serious Business
Recycling The Water
Education
1000/1800/
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Learning City: Soach Evam Sambhavnaiy
Education
Jeevan Ka Aadhaar: Prem Aur Karuna
Communication
1030/1830/
0230
Media Ethics
Environmental
Science
Ecology of Terrestrial Habitat
Biomass Fuel: Use and Health Hazards – II
Computer Science
Networks
Health
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1100 /1900/
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Baagwani
Biotechnology
1130/1930/
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Miracles in Microworld: Life in Vitro
Botany
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Zoology
1200/2000/
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Arthropoda: ABC of The Largest Phylum
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0100/2100/
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Earth and The Solar System: Lunar
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Engineering
0130/2130/
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Nanoscience in Engineering
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The Cell Theory
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An Elementary School Classroom in A
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Because I Could Not Stop for Death By
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0730/1530/
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Socio-Political Formations and Economy
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Philosophy of Language: Mid Century
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Philosophy
Jainism Metaphysics: Substance and Jiva
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0830/1630/
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Research Methodology in Economics
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Concept of Terms of Trade: Its Importance
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0900/1700/
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Geological Time Scale and Appearance
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Anthropology
General Features of Neolithic Revolution
History
Anmol Virast: Tajul Masjid
Camera and Camera Types
Boond, Boond se…
Mass
Communication
1000/1800/
0200
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Communication
Idea Generation and Visualisation – II
Education
A Long Wait
Environmental
Science
1030/1830/
0230
Natural Hazards: Floods
Environmental
Science
River As Ecosystem
Computer
Science
1100 /1900/
0300
Modulation
Biotechnology
Structural Variability in DNA
Botany
1130/1930/
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Salient Features of Classification By
Engler and Prantl
Janmaanas Ka Phal: Amrood
Botany
Physiology of Flowering
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1200/2000/
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Mitosis
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The Celestial Riddle
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Exploring Eden: The Green World
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0100/2100/
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Mineral Nutrients for Plant Growth
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Career Guidance in Bio-technology – II
Vyas Channel
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Shabdh Prakaar: Ek Paricharcha
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Because I Could Not Stop for Death By
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Existentialist Aesthetics
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0700/1500/
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1030/1830/
0230
Food Chains and Food Webs
Geology
1100 /1900/
0300
Crystal Symmetry: Introduction
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Botany
1130/1930/
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Peziza: Important Features and
Life Cycle
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1200/2000/
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UV Visible Absorption Spectrophotometer
Zoology
1230/2030/
0430
Corals and Coral Reefs
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0100/2100/
0500
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In conversation with Mark Runacres
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Media Library
New additions to CEC Knowledge Resources
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ESAG
Groundwater
EMAD
Java - 2
Java - 9
Java - 10
Java - 11
Java - 12
Java - 13
Java - 14
EO SM
Politics and administration dichotomy: Woodrow
Wilson and Frank J. Goodnow's Ideas - A
Politics and administration dichotomy: Woodrow
Wilson and Frank J. Goodnow's Ideas - B
ECAL
DNA - 1 (MCB 101.4.6.1)
Biosynthesis and Degradation of Bacterial C ell Wall
(MCB 201.1.1.3)
Asexual Reproduction in Bacteria - 1 (MCB 201.1.3.1)
Mahatma Gandhi: Basic premises of Political
Thought (Pol. Sc. 2.4.1)
Mahatma Gandhi: C oncepts of Non-Violence and
Satyagraha (Pol. Sc. 2.4.2)
EHYD
Kautilya - 2
Human Resources Management - 1
Max Weber
Anandamath by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay
Daphnis and Chloe by Longus
Dialogues from the Meno by Plato
George Meredith, The Egoist - 1
George Meredith, The Egoist - 2
Gita Govinda by JayadevaGoswami
Pather Panchali by Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay
Clay by James Joyce
Srikanta by Saratchandra Chattopadhyay
Prometheus Bound by Aeschylus
A Letter to My Aunt by Dylan Thomas
Nature by R.W. Emerson
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe - 1
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe - 2
The Metamorphoses Book I by O vid
Crafts and Textiles of India in Natural Dyes - 1
Foods also Heal
Natural Dyes and its Application - 1
Applicability of natural Dyes to Textile industry
Literature and the Secular Imagination - 1
Literature and the Secular Imagination - 2
Stages of Human Development
Principles of Lifespan Development
Role of C ommunity psychologists in Social Change
C ommunity Psychology (C oncept & Theories)
PD No.
Duration
Subject
ESAG/PD/15
27'55"
G eology
EMAD/PD/746
EMAD/PD/801
EMAD/PD/801
EMAD/PD/802
EMAD/PD/802
EMAD/PD/803
EMAD/PD/803
30'49"
32'35"
30'17"
32'27"
33'29"
32'04"
32'03"
C omputer Science
C omputer Science
C omputer Science
C omputer Science
C omputer Science
C omputer Science
C omputer Science
EO SM/PD/171
25'10"
EO SM/PD/171
25'30"
ECAL/PD/284
ECAL/PD/324
26'00"
30'00"
Microbiology
Microbiology
ECAL/PD/324
ECAL/PD/388
ECAL/PD/388
ECAL/PD/405
24'00"
28'00"
26'00"
27'00"
Microbiology
Microbiology
Microbiology
Political Science
ECAL/PD/405
27'00"
Political Science
19'03"
EHYD/PD/608
EHYD/PD/609
23'38"
EHYD/PD/609
23'23"
EHYD/PD/515
28'53"
EHYD/PD/515
29'37"
EHYD/PD/515
28'38"
EHYD/PD/523
25'35"
EHYD/PD/523
26'36"
EHYD/PD/523
29'26"
30'05"
EHYD/PD/564
EHYD/PD/623
28'49"
EHYD/PD/623
27'13"
EHYD/PD/623
26'30"
29'28"
EHYD/PD/624
27'58"
EHYD/PD/624
29'00"
EHYD/PD/625
30'00"
EHYD/PD/625
29'30"
EHYD/PD/625
EHYD/PD/564
29'04"
28'28"
EHYD/PD/594
19'53"
EHYD/PD/649
24'52"
EHYD/PD/649
28'29"
EHYD/PD/630
29'52"
EHYD/PD/630
EHYD/PD/602
21'57"
23'26"
EHYD/PD/602
EHYD/PD/575(B) 19'02"
EHYD/PD/575(B) 26'05"
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
English Language
Home Science
Home Science
Home Science
Home Science
English Literature
English Literature
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Media Library
New additions to CEC Knowledge Resources
Sl.No. Title of the Programme
PD No.
Duration
Subject
EHYD/PD/575
EHYD/PD/594
EHYD/PD/601
EHYD/PD/601
EHYD/PD/601
20'56"
21'16"
23'06"
23'40"
22'37"
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
ESRI/PD/1053
21'47"
Botany
ESRI/PD/1094
ESRI/PD/1094
ESRI/PD/1095
19'57"
22'51"
25'15"
Law
Law
Law
ESRI/PD/1097
ESRI/PD/1097
ESRI/PD/1100
ESRI/PD/1100
27'35"
21'33"
14'07"
27'05"
Political Science
Education
Environment Science
Environment Science
1
Use of Small Groups in social action
C ommunity C onsciousness
Characteristics of early adulthood
The Clinical Interview
C ognitive changes in early adulthood
ESRI
Transgenic Plants as Green Factories for Vaccine
Production - 2
The Role of NGO : Implementation of Human Rights-1
The Role of NGO : Implementation of Human Rights-2
Mechanism of Enforcement of C ovenant on Civil &
Political Rights
Life & Works of Gopal Krishna Gokhale
Nature, C oncept & Determinants of Intelligence
Grasses & Grasslands - 1
Grasses & Grasslands - 2
EIMP
Position of Women in Ancient India
EIMP/PD/134
22'42"
2
Significance of reporting Procedure under the IC CPR
EIMP/PD/134
23'24"
3
Right to Equality
EIMP/PD/134
17'55"
4
Role of the League of Nations' organs for Protection
of Rights of Minorities
The Protection of women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
EIMP/PD/135
20'51"
EIMP/PD/135
23'59"
EIMP/PD/135
23'52"
1
Right to Free Legal Aid of the Disable People & Judicial
Response to their Problem
EPAT
Clausius - Clapeyron Equation
Human Rights & Value
Education
Education
Education
Education
Education
Education
EPAT/PD/149
21'06"
2
Planck's Hypothesis of Blackbody
EPAT/PD/150
24'00"
3
Algorithm Analysis Techniques - 2
EPAT/PD/150
27'39"
4
C omposing the Bad Information and Persuasive Messages
EPAT/PD/150
23'36"
EIND/PD/984
EIND/PD/984
EIND/PD/984
EIND/PD/985
19'10"
20'09"
18'43"
18'46"
C omputer Science
C omputer Science
C omputer Science
Hindi Language
EAHM/PD/485
18'50"
Zoology
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Evolution & & Development of Microprocessors - 1
Evolution & & Development of Microprocessors - 2
C ooling Mechanism of C omputer C omponents
Vinoba - Jivan aur Shikshan
EAHM
C ompetitive Exclusion & Niche C oncept
Bachelor of Applied
Physical Science/
C omputer Science
Bachelor of Applied
Physical Science/
C omputer Science
Bachelor of Applied
Physical Science/
C omputer Science
Bachelor of Applied
Physical Science/
C omputer Science
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