2009-2010 - Manipur University

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. Introduction
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School of Humanities
Report of the Dean, School of Humanities
Department of English
Department of Hindi
Department of Linguistics
Department of Manipuri
Department of Manipuri Dance
Department of Philosophy
School of Social Sciences
Report of the Dean, School of Social Sciences
Department of Adult Continuing Education and Extension
Department of Commerce
Department of Economics
Department of Education
Department of History
Department of Mass Communication
Department of Library and Information Science
Department of Manipur Institute of Management Studies
Centre for Manipur Studies
Centre for Myanmar Studies
Department of Political Science
School of Science
Report of the Dean, School of Science
Department of Anthropology
Department of Biochemistry
Department of Biotechnology
Department of Chemistry
Department of Computer Science
Department of Earth Sciences
Department of Geography
Department of Life Sciences
Department of Mathematics
Department of Physics
Department of Statistics
School of Medical Sciences
Report of the Dean, School of Medical Sciences
Manipur Institute of Technology
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Report of the Dean of Students’ Welfare
Health Centre
Indira Gandhi National Open University Study Centre
Men’s Hostel-1
Men’s Hostel-2
Men’s Hostel-3
Ladies’ Hostel-1
Ladies’ Hostel-2
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Administration, Library, Examinations, Finance, etc.
45. Administration Section
46. Academic Section
47. List of Research Scholars Registered for Ph.D. during the Year
48. List of Research Scholars who have submitted their Thesis
49. List of Medals and Cash Awards
50. Academic Staff College
51. Manipur University Library
52. College Development Council
53. Audio-Visual, Language and Phonetics Laboratory
54. Special Cell for the Welfare of SC/ST
55. Computer Centre
56. Educational Multimedia Research Centre
57. Engineering & Estates
58. Museum
59. Examination Section
60. Ph.D. Degree Awarded during the Year
61. U.G.C. Section
62. Fellowships/Scholarships/Grants
63. Finance and Accounts
64. Association of the Employees
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MANIPUR UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2009-10
INTRODUCTION
Manipur University that has existed
as a Central University since October 13,
2005 by an Act, 2005 (No. 54 of 2005) of
Parliament was earlier a state University
which lasted from June 5, 1980 till it
became a Central University. Prior to
establishment of the Manipur University,
there was a Post-Graduate Centre of JNU,
New Delhi at Imphal which was the
nucleus of the University. The JNU
Centre of Post-Graduate Studies, Imphal
functioned for about 9 years from 1972 to
1981 with ten disciplines till it merged
with Manipur University in April 1981.
The University is located at the
historic place of Canchipur about 8 km
from the Imphal city on the western side
of the Indo-Burma Road (NH No. 39).
The University campus is spread over an
area of about 287 acres of land.
Objectives of the University
The primary objective of the
University is: to disseminate and advance
knowledge by providing instructional and
research facilities in such branches of
learning as it may deem fit; to make
provisions for integrated courses in
humanities, natural and physical sciences,
social sciences, forestry and other allied
disciplines
in
the
educational
programmes of the university; to take
appropriate measures for promoting
innovations in teaching-learning process,
interdisciplinary studies and research; to
educate and train manpower for the
development of the state of Manipur and
to pay special attention to the
improvement of the social and economic
conditions and welfare of the people of
the state, their intellectual, academic and
cultural development.
Authorities of the University
The Court, the Executive Council, the
Academic
Council,
the
College
Development Council, the Board of
Studies, the Finance Committee and such
other authorities as may be declared by
the Statutes will be the authorities of the
University.
Court
The Court, which was earlier known
as Senate, is the highest authority of the
University. The Court met only once
during the year under report.
Executive Council
The Executive Council is the
principal executive body of the
University. The first Executive Council
earlier known as Syndicate shall hold a
term of three years. The Executive
Council met thrice during the period
under report.
Academic Council
The Academic Council shall be the
principal academic body of the
University and its function is to exercise
general supervision over the academic
policies of the University. The Academic
Council shall hold office for a term of
three years. The Council met only once
during the period under report.
Administrative Structure
Her Excellency, the President of
India is the Visitor of the University. His
Excellency, the Governor of Manipur is
the Chief Rector of the University. The
Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, the ProVice-Chancellor, the Deans of Schools of
Studies, the Registrar, the Finance
Officer, the Controller of Examinations,
the Librarian and such other officers
declared by the statutes from time to time
are the officers of the University.
The Chancellor is the Chairman of
the Court and the Vice-Chancellor is the
Chairman of the Executive Council,
Academic Council and various other
statutory bodies of the University. Prof.
C. Amuba Singh is the Vice-Chancellor
of the University during the period under
report. Prof. H.N.K. Sarma is the Pro
Vice-chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor is assisted by
the following officials in transacting the
normal Academic and Administrative
works of the University:
Academic
1. Dean, School of Humanities;
2.
Dean, School of Social Sciences;
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3. Dean, School of Science;
4 Dean, School of Medical Sciences;
Administration
Registrar;
1.
Finance Officer;
2.
Controller of Examinations;
3.
Director, College
Development Council;
4.
Librarian;
5.
Dean of Students’ Welfare;
6.
University Engineer;
7.
Chief Consultant (Civil);
The Registrar is the Secretary of the
Court, Executive Council and Academic
Council. The Registrar is assisted by Dy
Registrars, Assistant Registrars and other
officers.
COMMITTEES FOR THE
ADVANCED STUDIES &
RESEARCH
There are four Committees for
Advanced Studies and Research in all the
Schools of Studies. The Committee for
Advanced
Studies
&
Research
recommends scholars for admission to
the Ph.D. Programmes.
BOARD OF STUDIES
There are at present 9(nine) Boards
of Studies. They are (i) Postgraduate
Board of Studies of the School of
Humanities, (ii) Postgraduate Board of
Studies of the School of Social Sciences,
(iii) Postgraduate Board of Studies of the
School of Science, (iv) Board of Studies
of the Medical Sciences (Pre-clinical), (v)
Board of Studies of Medical Sciences
(Para-clinical), (vi) Board of Studies of
Medical Sciences
(clinical),
(vii)
Undergraduate Board of Studies of the
School of Humanities, (viii) Undergraduate Board of Studies of the School of
Social Sciences, and (ix) Undergraduate
Board of Studies of the School of
Science.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
The Finance Committee recommends
the Budget Estimate and Annual
Accounts of the University before it is
placed for consideration of the Executive
Council and the Court. The Finance
Committee met two times during the year
under report.
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
ACADEMIC SECTION
The Academic section deals with all
academic matters such as fixation of
annual academic calendars, notification
and issue of admission orders for all the
academic courses, prescription of syllabi
and regulations and academic awards to
the students.
FACULTY SECTION
The Faculty Section deals with all
service matters of the faculty members
such as leave matters, leave travel,
recruitment, deputation and participation
in seminars, conferences, etc.
This
Section maintains the service records of
the faculty.
UGC SECTION
This Section deals with matters
relating to the University Grants
Commission particularly recommendation of research projects, maintenance
of progress reports of the completed and
ongoing research projects, circulation of
University Grants Commission letters to
the Schools and Departments, Principals
of the affiliated colleges, etc. Over and
above, this Section maintains statistics of
the University and also deals with all
other correspondences of the project
funding agencies like Council for
Scientific & Industrial Research,
Department of Science and Technology,
Indian Council of Agricultural Research,
Indian Space Research Organization, etc.
It conducts National Eligibility Test
under the sponsorship of University
Grants Commission. Further, this is the
only
section
dealing
with
the
correspondence of research and exchange
programme with foreign countries
through
the
Association
of
Commonwealth Univer-sities.
SCHOLARSHIP, FELLOWSHIP, etc.
The University has instituted a
scholarship of Rs. 5000/- per month in 22
faculty Departments for Ph.D. students.
The scholarship is awarded to Ph.D.
scholars. The University has also
instituted scholarship of Rs. 3000/- per
month for M.Phil students in 1.
Economics 2. History 3. Manipuri 4.
English 5. Political Science. Besides this,
the University also provides Free
Studentship and Financial Assistance to
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the Postgraduate students through a merit
cum means assessment process. A
number of students have been awarded
Junior Research Fellowships of the
University Grants Commission, Council
for Scientific & Industrial Research,
Indian Council of Social Science
Research, etc. A number of research
scholars have also been awarded
fellowships under various projects for
pursuing research work.
CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENTAL
STUDIES
The Centre for Developmental
Studies could not conduct the Japanese
diploma course during the period due to
certain developments.
EXAMINATION BRANCH
The Examination Branch functions
under the overall supervision of the
Controller of Examinations. He is
assisted by a Deputy Controller and
Assistant Controllers of Examinations.
The Examination Branch conducted 56
examinations during the year under
report.
COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT
COUNCIL
The College Development Council
plans and works for an integrated
development of the Colleges in the state.
There are 73 affiliated colleges. A
detailed
report
of
the
College
Development Council is given separately.
TEACHING PROGRAMME
There are 4 (four) Schools of Studies
with full-fledged Postgraduate teaching
Departments
under
the
Manipur
University. The University has 410
faculty members in all the four Schools
of Studies: School of Humanities –26,
School of Social Sciences – 48, School of
Science – 72 and School of Medical
Sciences – 264. Altogether 1024 students
were admitted in the 25 Postgraduate
Departments of the University during the
year including Research scholars but
excluding final year students. The
University has awarded Ph.D. degrees to
97 students during the year under report.
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES
There are 6 (six) Departments under
the School of Humanities: (1) English,
(2) Hindi, (3) Linguistics, (4) Manipuri,
(5) Manipuri Dance and (6) Philosophy.
Prof. S. Sanatombi Singha is the Dean of
the School of Humanities during the
period under report.
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
The School of Science has 11
(eleven) departments: (1) Anthropology,
(2) Bioche-mistry, (3) Chemistry, (4)
Computer Science, (5) Earth Sciences,
(6) Geo-graphy, (7) Life Sciences, (8)
Mathematics, (9) Physics, (10) Statistics
and (11) Physical Education and Sports
Sciences. Prof. G. Jitendra Sharma is the
Dean of the School of Sciences.
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
The School of Social Sciences has 9
(nine) Departments: (1) Adult Continuing
Education and Extension, (2) Commerce,
(3) Economics, (4) History, (5)
Education, (6) Mass Communication, (7)
Library and Information Science, (8)
Manipur Institute of Management Studies
and (9) Political Science. Prof. Amar
Yumnam is the Dean of the School of
Social Sciences.
SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
The School of Medical Sciences has
30 Departments with Postgraduate
Courses in 21 subjects. Prof. W.
Gyaneshwar Singh is the Dean of the
School of Medical Sciences during the
period under report.
OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
Besides these faculty Departments,
the following Centers/Departments are
also functioning in the University to
strengthen higher education in the State:
1. Educational Multimedia
Research Centre;
2. Centre for Manipur Studies;
3. Academic Staff College;
4. University Museum;
5. Computer Centre;
6. Indira Gandhi National Open
University Centre;
7. Special Cell for the Welfare of
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled
Tribes;
8. Centre for Myanmar Studies; and
9. University Employment and
Information Buerau.
In addition to the M.A., M.Sc.,
M.Com., MBA, MCA and Ph.D.
Programmes of the University, there are
Diploma/Degree Courses. They are: (1)
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Bachelors Degree in Library and
Information Science and (2) Certificate
and Diploma Courses in Japanese
Language, (3) Postgraduate Diploma in
Adult and Continuing Education and
Mass Communication. The Departments
of Biotechnology and Physical Education
& Sports Science have started Integrated
Courses of 5 years leading to Postgraduate Degree.
LANGUAGE LABORATORY
The University has one Language
Laboratory under the School of
Humanities. The Laboratory has been
helping the students of Language
Departments namely, English, Hindi,
Linguistics and Manipuri.
STUDENTS’ FACILITIES
The Dean of Students looks after the
welfare of the student community of the
University. He is assisted by the
Wardens; Coordinator, National Service
Scheme; an Assistant Director of Sports;
a Chief Medical Officer; an Assistant
Registrar and supporting staff. The
Government of Manipur has also
established a University Employment
Information and Guidance Bureau in the
University to guide the students. The
University has a total of 5 hostels for
students (three Men’s hostels and two
Ladies’ hostels). The students have also
been extended transport facility by the
University for commuting between the
University and Imphal City. Three buses
of the University have been plying to and
fro to certain areas of the Greater Imphal
extending transport facilities to the
students, teachers and staff of the
University. Private transport agencies are
also extending transport facilities to the
University.
A detailed report of the Dean of
Students’ Welfare on Student activities,
Sports,
Culture,
Health
Centre,
Employment Information and Guidance
Bureau, Hostels, Special Cell, etc. are
given separately.
ENGINEERING AND ESTATES
DEPARTMENT
The
Engineering and Estates
Department is responsible for the
maintenance of the University assets,
construction of new structures, overall
infrastructure development activities of
the campus, etc. This Department is led
by a University Engineer. He is assisted
by one Retd. Chief Engineer (Civil) as
Chief Consultant, one Assistant Registrar
(Estates), two Executive Engineers, three
Assistant Engineers, one Architect
(Consultant), other technical and
supporting staff.
WORKS COMMITTEE
The
Engineering and Estates
Department
prepares
preliminary
estimates. The estimates are then placed
before the Works Committee chaired by
the Vice-Chancellor. Other members of
the Committee include Chief Engineer;
Senior Architect and Retd. Chief
Engineer of PWD; Chief Consultant
(Civil); Principal, Manipur Institute of
Technology; Registrar; Finance Officer;
University
Engineer
and
the
representatives of user Departments of
M.U. After a proper scrutiny of the
estimates, the Committee recommends
the estimates to the Vice-Chancellor of
the
University
for
obtaining
administrative and financial approval.
After a careful scrutiny of the design,
drawing and the detailed estimates which
are normally based on adequate data, the
Committee then recommends the works
for implementation after acquiring
technical sanction from the Chief
Consultant.
The University Engineers usually
carry out scrutiny of tender documents,
and also work out analysis of rates for
arriving at reasonable rates for the works.
The tender documents along with
analysis of rates and other supporting
documents are then placed before a Subcommittee comprising five members,
which is chaired by the senior most Dean
of the Schools of Studies. Other members
of the Sub-committee include Chief
Engineer, PWD; Chief Consultant;
Finance Officer and University Engineer.
The Sub-committee after examining the
tender documents analyses the rates
carefully and its reasonability before
presenting it to the Works Committee for
approval.
The
Engineering
Department
prepares a work programme under the
guidance of the Vice-Chancellor after
receiving requisitions and proposals for
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construction from various departments.
The proposed work programme is then
placed before the Works Committee for
consideration and approval. The Works
Committee, after detailed deliberations
and scrutiny, recommends the proposed
work programme for approval of the
Vice-Chancellor.
Regarding contract agreement open
notices inviting tenders (in PWD form)
are normally issued for public purposes/
conveniences after necessary financial
and technical sanctions are obtained.
Prior to calling such open tenders,
screening of Contractors is carried out by
inviting applications for enlistment/
empanelment of Contractors. The tenders
are then scrutinized in the prescribed
manner. After acceptance of the tender,
an agreement in the appropriate PWD
form is drawn with the agency in whose
favour the tender has been accepted. The
University Engineer is solely responsible
for enforcement of various clauses of the
contract agreement and those works are
executed in the true spirit of the contract.
At present, the staff of Engineering and
Estates for execution of the proposed
projects is considered adequate. In case
the workload increases the University
may take action to increase technical staff
for smooth and expeditious implementation.
CAMPUS FACILITIES
A branch of the State Bank of India
functions at the campus. There is also a
Sub-Post Office on the campus. The
Water Supply of the Public Health
Engineering Department of the Govern-
ment of Manipur takes care of the water
supply to the University and also to the
adjoining areas of the University campus.
Besides, the University Canteen along
with other smaller Kiosks take care of the
requirement
of
the
University
Community.
Health Centre
The University Health Centre looks
after the health care to all the students,
scholars, University employees and
residents on the campus and nearby
surrounding. A total of 5214 patients
attended the Health Centre during the
yaer under report.
University Guest House:
The University has a Guest House. It
has a total of 20 rooms including VIP
rooms both on the 1st and 2nd floors. A
total of 301 guests including 9 foreigners
stayed at the Guest House during the year
under report. The construction of another
International Guest House is going on in
full swing.
CONCLUSION
The University has made all round
progress despite certain difficulties faced
by it. With the upgradation of Manipur
University to a full-fledged Central
University, the University is able to reach
further heights in all round infrastructure
and academic development to become the
best and highest temple of learning in the
region.
It is hoped that the Manipur
University makes further progress in the
field of research and teaching so as to
cherish the dream of higher learning in
the region.
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REPORT OF THE DEAN, SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES
The report on the academic
programmes performed by the existing
6 Departments under the School of
Humanities:
English,
Hindi,
Linguistics,
Manipuri,
Dance
(Manipuri) and Philosophy:
The Strength of faculty members
including new appointments and Guest
Faculty is as follows:
Professor
16
Associate Prof2
Reader
5
Lecturer
10
Guest Faculty 10
As many as 159 students are
pursuing Ph.D. programme in the
departments under the School of
Humanities in 2009-2010: English –
47, Manipuri – 67, Linguistics – 17,
Philosophy – 7 and Hindi – 21. And
Manipuri Department has produced 20
M.Phils in 2009-2010. Of the research
students, both Ph.D. and M.Phil, 4
have got UGC, JRF (Manipuri – 3,
English – 1) and 4 have cleared NET
(Manipuri – 4). The number of Ph.D.
awarded in Humanities is 19: English –
6, Manipuri – 5, Hindi – 4, Linguistics
– 3, Philosophy – 1.
In the School of Humanities
Faculty
members
have
made
commendable academic achievements.
In the Humanities, Manipuri
Department was awarded the UGCSAP at the level of DRS-1 to start from
2009 for 5 years. Prof. S. Sanatombi
and Prof. P. Nabachandra Singh were
made Co-ordinator and Deputy Coordinator respectively by the UGC for
the SAP.
The School of Humanities
organized a number of academic
programme in 2009-10: Refresher
Course, Workshop and National
Seminar. Mention may be made that a
3-Day National Seminar was jointly
organized by Departments of English
and Manipuri on “The Status of
Folklore in North East India” from 1618 November 2009 under the
sponsorship of CIIL, Mysore, IGNCA,
New Delhi and ICHR, New Delhi.
Prof. M. Mani Meitei was the
organizing Secretary of the Seminar.
English Department has organized a
ten day workshop on “Folklore
Theories and Methods” from 20-29
January 2010. Again Prof. M. Mani
Meitei was the coordinator of the
workshop.
Hindi
Department
organized the Refresher course on
Hindi Fiction in collaboration with the
Academic Staff College, MU from 29
June – 19 July 2009. Further the
Department has also jointly organized
a National Workshop on ‘Hinditar
Bhasi Nav Lekhak Shivir’ with the
Central Hindi Directorate, M.H.R.D
during November 17-24, 2009.
Manipuri Department organized a tenday Workshop on the preparation of
“Glossary of Manipuri Literary Terms”
in collaboration with CIIL, Mysore
from 7 to 16 September 2009. The
Department has also organized a 3week Refresher Course on “Modern
Manipuri Literature and Contemporary
Theories” from 5-26 November 2009
under the sponsorship of UGC. The
Department of Manipuri further
organized a two-day Seminar on ‘Myth
and Reality in Old Manipuri
Literature’ on 24 - 25 February 2010 in
connection with the UGC, SAP
Project. The Department of Dance
(Manipuri) organized a lecture
programme on the topic “Manipuri
Dance in Bangladesh” on 25.2.2010.
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The speaker was Tamanna Rahman,
Director, The Nrityam Nrityashilon
Kendro, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The
Department also organized a Dance
Interaction
Programme
with
Indonesian
(Yogyakarta)
and
Combodian Dancers with the students
of the department on 1.03.2010. In this
way various departments under the
School of Humanities kept themselves
fully engaged in organizing academic
programmes and tried hard to achieve
the goal of the meaning of Higher
Education.
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Year of establishment: 1972
Faculty Members:
Sl. Name
1. Dr. M. Mani Meitei
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Dr. Kh. Kunjo Singh
Dr. Th. Ratankumar Singh
Shri Ksh. Khoidong Singh
Shri N. Jyotirindra Singh
Dr. R.K. Ashalata Devi
Prof. N. Khagendra Singh
Prof. O’Brien
Designation
Prof. & Head
Professor
Professor
Asstt. Prof.(SS)
Asstt. Prof. SS)
Lecturer
Guest Faculty
Visiting Prof.
The Department of English
Organised :
1. A. Special Winter School in
Humanities from 12 Jan.-2 Feb.
2009.
2. The 33rd Session of Indian
Folklore Congress and a “National
Seminar on The Status of Folklore
in Northeast India” from 16-18
Nov. 2009.
3. A ten-day Workshop on
“Folklore Theories and Methods”
from 20-29 Jan. 2010
Faculty members’ Achievements:
Specialization
20th Century British Fiction,
Post-colonial/
Commonwealth Literature,
Folklore
Commonwealth Literature
American Literature
American Literature
Modern English Grammar
Commonwealth Literature
ii. “Folklore and Ecocriticism: A
Study of Hijan Herao” at the
33rd Session of Indian Folklore
Congress and a National
Seminar on “The Status of
Folklore in Northeast India” at
Manipur University, 16-18
Nov. 2009
“Deconstruction and Deconstructive
Reading of Kamal’s Madhabi” at the
seminar on “Perspective on Manipuri
Language, Literature, and Culture”
orgd. by Centre for Studies in
Civilization, New Delhi at Hotel
Nirmala, Imphal, 26-28 Feb. 2010
Paper Published: 3
i. “Folklore and Ecocriticism: A
Study of Hijan Hirao” in
Journal of Indian Folkloristics.
Vol. XI, No.½ Jan-Dec. 2009
ii. “Socio-Cultural Prospect of
Manipuri-English
Bilingualism: A Case of
Manipur” in The Atlantic
Prof. M. Mani Meitei
Paper presentations at seminars:3
i. “Paradise Lost & Paradise
Regained: Liberating Oral
traditions from Insular
Character by Translation” at
Tezpur University, Assam, 2527 Feb. 2009
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Critical Review. Vol.9,No.1,
Jan-March 2010.
iii. “Translation: Perspectives and
Prospects” in Quaterly Journal
Vol.6, 26 Issue, March 2009.
Course in Deptt. of Manipuri,
MU).
c.
Feminism, 26
November 2009 (Refresher
Course in Deptt. of Manipuri,
MU)
Organizing Secretary:
33rd Session of Indian Folklore
Congress and a National Seminar on
“The Status of Folklore in Northeast
India” Orgd. by the Deptts. of English
and Manipuri, MU, 16-18 Nov. 2009
No. of PhD’s produced: 4
a. L. Puinyabati Devi
b. Th. Khelendro Singh
c. L. Romabati Devi
d. Muzibur Rahman
PhD thesis submitted and result
awaited: 1
Positions held:
a. On the editorial Board of
Oxford Round Table Journal,
Public Forum
b. Director: International quality
Assurance Cell – Manipur
University: 2009 onwards
c. Chairperson: Borad of Studies,
Department of English, MU
d. Advisory Board Members:
Indian Society for
Commonwealth Studies
e. Editor: Anthology of Indian
Discourse in Translation, the
Manipuri Language Translation
Section, a Sahitya Akademi
(New Delhi) project
Extension lectures delivered: 3
a. Deconstruction and
Deconstructive Reading of
Madhabi at the invitation of
LEIKOL, 24 August 2009
b. Post-colonial Reading of
Pacha’s Na Tathiba Ahal Ama
23 November 2009 (Refresher
Prof. Th. Ratankumar Singh
Paper presented:
Contemporary Manipuri Literature
(Sahityta Akademi)
PhD produced 2009: 1
Book edited: Golden Laurels: An
Anthology of Poetry
Prof. Kh. Kunjo Singh
1. Published research articles: 2
2. Extension lecture: 3
a. “Interpreting the ‘post’ of the
‘post-colonial’
Fiction:
A
Comparative Analysis” at the
Refresher Course in English,
MU
b. “R.N. Tagore’s Novels and
Short Stories: Their Relevance
in the Post-colonial/Post-modern
Context” at the Refresher
Course in Manipuri, MU
c. “The Relevance of Tagore
Today” at the National Seminar
on R.N. Tagore organized by
CIIL and Writers’ Forum,
Manipur in February 2009,MU
3. Resource Person at:
a. Refresher Course in Manipuri, 2009.
b. Orientation Course, Academic Staff
College, MU 2009.
DEPARTMENT OF HINDI
1. Year of establishment: 1979
2. Faculty members:
Sl.
Name
1
Dr. Devraj
2
Dr. H. Subadani Devi
3
Dr. K. Ibohal Singh
Designation
Professor
Professor
Professor
8
Specialization
Modern (New) Poetry
Applied Linguistics
Applied Linguistics
4
5
6
7
8
Dr. Suresh Chandra
Dr. Kanchan Sharma
Dr. Yashwant Singh
Dr. E. Vijay Lakshmi
Shree Akhilesh
Kumar Shankhadhar
Professor & Head
Reader
Reader
Lecturer
Lecturer
3. Participation of faculty members in
Academic Programmes:
Professor Devraj:
1. Delivered lectures on ‘Modern
Indian Drama’ for a week period
from 29th April to 5May 2009 at
production oriented three months
theatre training programme jointly
organized by the National School
of Drama, New Delhi and the
Chorus
Repertory
Theatre,
Imphal.
2. Delivered two lectures one on
Rajbhasha Niti ke Anusar Shabda
nirman ki prakriya evam computer
par Hindi Mein karya ki
sambhavanayen and another on
‘Stress Management’
in a
workshop organized by Jawahar
Navodaya
Vidyalaya
Samiti
Kshetriya Karyalaya, Shillong
held on 28 and 29, 2009 at
Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya,
Khombong, Imphal, Manipur.
3. Delivered three lectures –
Poorvottar Bharat ki hindi
alochana:
Vartaman
aur
Bhawishya, Swatantryottar hindi
alochana mein Patra-Patrikaon ki
bhumika, Nayi Samiksha drishti
ka Mahatwa respectively on
12/8/09 to 14/8/09 in a refresher
course organized by Deptt of
Hindi,
North
Eastern
Hill
University, Shillong Meghalaya.
4. Attended National Conference
Rashtrabhasha Sammelan on
12/9/2009 at Shillong organized
by Assam Rajya Rashtrabhasha
Prachar samiti, Jorhat and
Maghalaya Rashtrabhasha Prachar
Samiti, Shillong and delivered
lecture on the topic ‘Poorvottar Ki
Bhashayen
Aur
Hindi
Ki
Bhoomika.
5. Delivered a lecture on Poorvottar
Mein Hindi: Vartaman sthitiya aur
Modern Poetry & Journalism
Fiction
Folk lore
Literature (Fiction)
Criticism and Fiction
Sambhavnayen on 18/9/2009 at
Hindi
Pakhwada
Karyakram
organized by Kendriya Vidyalaya
Leimakhong Imphal and grace the
function as Chief Guest.
6. Delivered special lecture in ‘Hindi
Diwas’ programme on 11th Sept
2009. Organized by Naga Hindi
Vidyapith, Manipur.
7. Represented North East in two
days National Seminar held on 2122 Oct 2009 on the topic ‘
Political Violence in North East.
Organized by Deptt of Hindi,
Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya
Hindi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Wardha.
8. Attended a National Seminar on
the topic ‘Tulnatmak Bhartiya
Sahitya’ organized by Sahitya
Academy, New Delhi and Dept. of
Hindi of the University of
Rajasthan, held at Jaipur on 4-5
Feb., 2010. Presented a paper,
there, on the topic ‘Tulnatamak
Sahitya Ke Bhoomika: Poorvottar
Ki Bhashaaon Ke Sandarbh
Mein’.
9. Participated in an international
seminar
on
the
topic,
‘Bhoomandalikaran Ke Daur
Mein Hindi’ organized by
Department of Hindi, Chaudhary
Charan Singh University, Meerut,
held from 12-14 Feb. 2010 at
Meerut. Presented a paper on
‘Bhoomandalikaran Ka Hindi Par
Prabhaav: Poorvottar Ke Vishesh
Sandarbh Mein’.
10. Delivered three lectures in the
Refresher course on Hindi Fiction,
organized by Deptt of Hindi in
collaboration with the Academic
Staff
College,
M.U.
from
29/6/2009 to 19/7/2009.
Professor H. Subadani Devi:
1. ‘Manipur
Mein
Hindi
Shikshan Prashikshan Avum
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Prachar Kee Sthiti Ka Adhyayan
Aur Sambhavanayen’ at the two
days National Seminar organized
by Central Institute of Hindi, Agra
& Tripura University, Agartala at
Tripura
University
during
December, 2-3,2009.
Revenshaw University, Cuttack,
Orisa, from 24 to 25, January,
2010 and presented a paper on the
topic ‘ Nari Jeevan Ka trasad
yatharth: Sandarbh-Hindi, Bangla
Aur Oria Kahani’.
4. Participated as a Resource person
in a National Level workshop
named ‘Hinditar Bhasi Nav
Lekhak Shivir’ jointly Organized
by the Central Hindi Directorate,
M.H.R.D., Government of India
and Deptt. Of Hindi, M.U. held at
Department of Hindi, Manipur
University during November 1724, 2009 and delivered a lecture
on the topic ‘Kahani Lekhan on 23
November 2009.
Dr. Kanchan Sharma:
1. One Day state Level Seminar
organized by ‘Manipur Hindi
Parishad, Imphal on 28, March
2010. Paper presented in this
seminar is ‘Hindi Ke PracharPrasar
Men
Jan-Sanchar
Madhyam’.
2. Delivered a lecture on the topic
‘Hindi Sahitya ki Kathatar
Vidhayen’ on 23rd November,
2009 in Nav Lekhak Shivir held at
Hindi
Department
jointly
organized by Central Hindi
Directorate, MHRD and Hindi
Department, Manipur University.
Dr. Yashwant Singh:
1. Participated as Resource person in
‘Hinditar Bhashi Hindi Neowriter’s
Workshop
17-24
November,
2009,
jointly
organized by Central Hindi
Directorate, New Delhi and
Department of Hindi, Manipur
University, Canchipur, Imphal on
21/11/2009 and delivered lecture
on ‘Folk Literature’.
2. Delivered a lecture on the topic
‘Hindi Vartani Ka Mankikaran
Avam Rajbhasha men uska
Prayog’ as a trainer on 28/07/2009
at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya,
Khumbong, Imphal West in two
days Rajbhasha Workshop on 28
and 29 July, 2009.
Dr. E. Vijay Lakshmi:
Professor K. Ibohal Singh:
1. Participated in the Seminar
"Manipuri
Sahityada
Nilbir
Shastri"
organized
by
the
Manipuri
Sahitya
Parishad,
Imphal on 9th May 2009 at
Imphal and presented a paper on
Handokloi Ama Oina Nilbir
Shastri (Nilbir Shastri as a
translator).
2. Attended a ten days' Workshop of
the preparation of "Glossary of
Manipuri
Literary
Terms"
organized by CIIL, Mysore in
collaboration
with
Manipuri
Department, Manipur University,
and Canchipur from 7th to 16th
September 2009 at Manipur
University Campus.
Professor Suresh Chandra:
1. Attended a National Seminar on
‘Manipur Men Hindi Ka PracharPrasar’ organized by Wankhei
Rastrabhasha
Mahavidyalaya,
Imphal,
Manipur,
on
22
November 2009 and presented a
paper on the topic ‘Manipur Aur
Hindi’.
2. Participated as a Resource Person
in a workshop on Official
Language organized by Jawahar
Navodaya
Vidyalaya
Samiti
Kshetriya Karyalaya, Shillong at
JNV,
Khumbong,
Imphal,
Manipur, on 28th, July, 2009 and
delivered two lectures on the
topics (1) Raj Bhasha Hindi ke
prayog ke lie Protsahan Aur
Udbodhan ki Bhoomika (2) Hindi
ka swaroop Aur Uska wikas,
Hindi ke prati chetna.
3. Attended a Two-Days National
Seminar on Poorvi Bhashayain,
(Bangla va Oria) Aur Hindi
Sahitya jointly organized by Hindi
Directorate, M.H.R.D. New Delhi
and Department of Hindi,
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1. Attended National workshop on
Information Literacy in Digital
Era from 8th to 9th April 2009.
Organized by the Department of
Library and Information Science.
M.U.
2. Participated in U.G.C sponsored
Refresher course in Hindi
Organized by Academic Staff
College, M.U. from 29th June to
19th July 2009.
3. Attended Training of Trainers
workshop on Capacity Building of
Women Managers in Higher
Education from 1 to 6 February
2010.Organized by Women study
Centre Guwahati University.
4. Attended 32nd All India Nagari
Lipi Sammelan organized by
Nagari Lipi Parishad held on 20 th
and 21st March 2010 at Lai
Mukhara, Shillong and presented a
paper on Poorvottar ki bolion Ke
liye Devnagari lipiyon ka prayog:
Manipuri ke Vishesh sandarbh
mein.
5. Attended one-day state level
Seminar, organized by Manipur
Hindi Parishad, Imphal held on
28th March 2010 and presented a
Paper on Hindi Prachar Prasar
Main Yantrikikaran ki Bhumika.
Akhilesh Kumar Shankhdhar:
1. Attended
the
three
Days
Workshop on ‘Application of
Computers in Libraries’ sponsored
by National Library, Kolkata
(Government of India, Ministry of
Culture) and organized by
Manipur
University
Library,
th
th
Imphal from 24 to 26 March,
2010 held a Manipur University,
Imphal.
Professor Devraj:
Other achievements:
1. Chiared International poets’ meet,
organized by Department of
Hindi, CCS Unierstiy, Meerut,
held on 12th Feb. 2010 at Meerut.
2. One of the founder members of
‘Poorvottar Adhyayan Parishad’ (a
group of researchers, dedicated to
study and material collection on
the history, politics, society,
culture,
environment,
folk-
literature,
creative
literature,
language and dialects etc) founded
in Nov., 2009. Also elected the
founder-chairman
of
this
organization. (The group is based
in Guwahati
and
includes
researchers
from
all-over
Northeast. Details regarding this
can be obtained from Mr. Ravi
Shankar Ravi, Executive Editor:
‘Poorvoday’ a daily published
from Guwahati).
Publication:
1. Article on the topic ‘Manipuri
Kavi Aur Kavita’ (June-July
2009), in the journal ‘Nai Dhara’
published from Patna.
2. Article on the topic ‘Manipuri
Sahitya: Ek Jhalak’ (Jan., 2010),
in the journal ‘Sahitya Amrit’
published by Prabhat Prakashan,
New Delhi-2.
3. Contribution of an article on
Manipuri Folk Literature in
‘Bhartiya Lok Sahitya Kosh’
(encyclopedia of Folk literature of
India, edited by Dr. Suresh
Gautam, published by Sanjay
Prakashan, New Delhi-2) in
January 2010.
Professor H. Subadani Devi:
Extramural Activities:
1. A member of the Advisory
committee for the Central Hindi
Directorate, Ministry of Human
Recourse Development, Govt. of
India for providing Financial
Assistance to Voluntary Institute
of North-East at Guwahati.
2. As a Resource Person of A
5-days Orientation Programme of
teaching Method of Hindi for
Hindi Teachers organized by
Directorate of SCERT, Govt. of
Manipur during March 12-16,
2010.
3. As a Resource Person of
‘Hinditar Bhashi Nava Lekhak
Shivir’ organized by the Central
Hindi Directorate, Ministry of
Human Recourse Development,
Govt. of India held at Manipur
University during 17-24, 2009.
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4. As a Judge in the Literary
and Cultural Meet 2009-2010 of
the Govt. Hindi Teacher’s
Training College, Imphal held on
Feb., 19-2-2009.
5. As a Chief Guest in the
Hindi Divas Samaroha organized
by Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd.
Govt. of India at Imphal on
September, 14th 2009.
6. As a member of the Selection
Committee of Guwahati
University, Sept.,1, 2009.
i) Research Paper/Article:
1.
“Vyatirekee
Vishleshan Siddhanta: Ek
Samanya Parichaya’.
Bhasha. Varsh: 48, Angk:
6, page 30-44. Published
by Central Hindi
Directorate, Ministry of
Human Resource
Development,
Government of India,
New Delhi (July-August,
2009).
2.
“Manipuri Bhasha Kee
Vikas yatra’, The Stream.
Vol-1. page 13-19published by Sewa
Bharati Publication,
Imphal (May, 2009).
ii)
Book:
1.
Prayojanamulak
Hindi, Published by
Navraj Prakashan, Delhi.
Professor K. Ibohal Singh:
1. Attended
the
programme
Committee Meeting of Eastern
Zonal Cultural Centre, Kolkata
held on 20th May 2009 in
Kolkata.
2. Co-ordinated U.G.C. sponsored
Refresher Course in Hindi jointly
organized by the Academic Staff
College, MU and the Department
of Hindi held from 29th June to
19th 2009.
3. Attended
meeting
of
the
Governing Body of Eastern Zonal
Cultural Centre, Kolkata held on
29th July, 2009 at the Council
Chamber of Raj Bhavan, Kolkata.
4. Delivered two lectures on
"Manipuri Short-Story after 1980"
& "Women Short-Story-writer in
Manipuri Literature" in the U.G.C.
sponsored Refresher Course in
Manipuri jointly organized by the
Academic Staff College, M.U. and
the Department of Manipuri held
from 21st Oct. to 5th November,
2009.
Professor Suresh Chandra:
Research Paper/Article:
1. ‘Jyotibafule ka shaikshik Andolan:
Ek Vishleshan’, Dalit Today, July
2009, Editor; Mahipal Singh, SE510, Shastri Nagar, Gaziabad201002, U.P.
2. ‘Kabir Kavya Ke Dalit Sarokar’,
yug spandan, October,December,2009, Editor; B.P.
Nidariya, 10841/44, Manak Pura,
Karol Bag, New Delhi-5.
3.
‘Dr. Gopal Babu Sharma Ke
vyangya Sahitya Men Avmoolyan
Ke
sandarbha’
Abhinav
Prasangvash, Editor: Dr. Ved
Prakash Amitabh, Dwarika Puri,
Aligarh-202001, U.P.
4. ‘Laghu Patrika Andolan Mein
Savyasachi Ka yogdan’, Panchsheel shodh sameeksha, OctoberDecember-2009, Editor: Dr. Hetu
Bhardwaj, Panchsheel Prakashan,
Film colony, Chaura Rasta,
Jaipur,-302 003, Rajsthan.
5. ‘Saint Raidas Ke Kavya Men
Svatva chetas Manav-Moolya’,
Dalit Today, November-2009,
Editor: Mahi Pal Singh, S.E.5510, Shastri nagar, Gaziabad,
201002: U.P.
6.
‘Hajarimayum Gokulananda
Sharma ke sahitya Men
Rastronmukh Moolya-Bodh’,
Madhumati, November-2009,
Chief Editor: Umrao Salodiya,
Rajsthan Sahitya Academy,
Udaipur, Rajsthan.
7.
‘Dalit Aandolan Kee
Poorvapee-thika:
Bhakti
Aandolan’, Anish, January-June,
2010, Editor: Bipin Kumar, A-12,
Tulsidas
Colony,
B.H.U.
Varanasi-221005.
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1. Attended a Programme Named
‘Hindi Divas Samaroh’ organized
by the Wangkhei Rashtrabhasha
Maha Vidyalaya on 14 Septemebr,
2009
held
at
Wangkhei
Rastrabhasha Maha Vidyalaya,
Imphal, Manipur, as Chief Guest
and delivered a lecture on the
topic ‘Rashtra Bhasha’.
Role as a Judge in following
Educational Competitions:
1. Literary and Cultural Meet, 20092010,
organized by Hindi
Teachers
Training
College,
Imphal, Department of Higher
Education,
Government
of
Manipur on 20th February, 2010,
held at Hindi Teachers Training
College, Imphal, Manipur.
2. Cluster Level Social Science
Exhibition-2009 (Hindi-Debate)
organized by Kendriya Vidyalaya,
Langjing, Imphal on 26th October
2009, held at Kendriya Vidyalaya,
Langjing, Imphal, and Manipur.
Dr. Kanchan Sharma:
1. Book published:
‘Bichar, Punarbichar Aur
Mulyankan’. Published bySahyayi Prakashan, Durgapur,
Burdwan, October 2009.
1. Delivered a lecture at
Wangkhei
Rashtrabhasha
Mahavidalaya, Imphal on the
occasion of Hindi Divas 14th
September 2009.
Dr. Yashwant Singh:
1.
Published an article on
‘Bundelon
Ki
Virbhumi
Bundelkhand’ in the magazine
‘Bhartiya Rail’ March-May 2009,
Editor-S. S. Khurana, Room No.
309, Rail Bhawan, Rayasina
Road, New Delhi-110001.
2.
Published a Research paper
entitled ‘Lokkathaon Ka Ek
Kathabhipraya: Sanketik Bhasha’
in the Research Journal ‘Shodh
Sameeksha Aur Mulyankan’
Editor Dr. Krishna Bir Singh,
August 2009 issue-7, Vol-II, Issn.
No. 0974-2832, A-215, Moti
Nagar, Street N-7, Queens Road,
Jaipur, Rajasthan.
1.
Delivered a lecture on the
topic ‘Samparkbhasha ke roop
men Hindi ki Bhoomika’ on 14
September 2009 at Wangkhei
Rashtrabhasha
Mahavidyalaya,
Imphal on the occasion of Hindi
Divas Samaroh’.
Dr. E. Vijay Lakshmi:
Publications:
Research Paper/Articles:
Prepared a survey on Manipuri
Literature 2008 for Varshiki Published
by Central Hindi Directorate, Ministry
of Human Resource Development,
Government of India, under letter No.
4-1/2008-Varshiki.
Translations/Short stories:
(a) Badala (Ibohal Singh Kangjam)
Vagarth, July 2009. Bhartiya
Bhasha Parishad, Kolkata.
(b) Mantri Nachenge (Khumanthem
Prakash) Bhartiya Sahitya 145,
Sept-Oct 2009, Academy, New
Delhi.
(c) Chidiya janti thi (R.K.Hemabati
Devi) Samkalim Bhartiya Sahitya,
145, Sept.-Oct 2009. Sahitya
Academy, New Delhi.
Assignment:
(a) Completed official assignment Translation of Annual Report
2008-09, M.U. from page no. 108
to 137 from English into Hindi.
Association in different capacities with
National level Organization/ Institution:
(a)General Secretary: I have been
made General Secretary of
Manipuri Bhasha, Sahitya evam
Sanskriti
Unit
of
Bharat
Vasundhara,
National
level
Literary and Cultural Society,
New Delhi
(b) Life membership: Nagari Lipi
Parishad, New Delhi.
Akhilesh Kumar Shankhdhar:
1.
A research paper entitled
‘Ageya Ke kavyabhasha
Sambandhi Avdharna Aur
prayog’ is published in research
journal ‘Shodh Sameeksha Aur
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Mulyankan (ISSN-0974-2832) in
September, 2009 vol., issue, 8.
1.
Life Member of academic
Body: Bhartiya Hindi Parishad,
Allahabad.
recitation,
ex-tempore-speech,
debate, story-reading etc. In the
closing function professors of
other departments grace the
function as V.I.Ps. and delivered
valuable
speeches.
This
programme was organized by
Dr. Kanchan Sharma.
4. Non-Hindi Speaker Hindi Newwriters' Workshop:
Non-Hindi Speaker Hindi Newwriters' workshop was organized
by the Central Hindi Directorate,
Ministry of Human Resources
Development, Government of
India, New Delhi in Collaboration
with the Hindi Department in the
lecture hall of the Department
from 17th to 24th November,
2009. 18(Eighteen) new-writers
from Manipur, West Bengal and
Karnataka participated in the
workshop. Resource-persons from
Manipur and Delhi delivered
lectures on how to write poem,
fiction, drama, story and other
genres of the literature. Shree
Akhilesh Kumar Shankhdhar
was the Local Director of this
Workshop.
5. Medical check-up Programme:
Two
medical
check-up
programmes were organized for
the students of Ist and 3rd
Semester of the Department
respectively on 6th October and
7th November, 2009, in the
Health
Centre,
Manipur
University under the guidance of
Dr. Kanchan Sharma, Reader
of the Department.
6.
Field-work Programme:
Organized a two-days Field-work
Programme for the students of 4th
Semester at Poiroukhongjin,
Yairipok, Thoubal District on 4th
& 5th May, 2009.
Ongoing Research Projects:
1.
“Hindi to English &
Manipuri Dictionary” (A Major
Research Project approved by
the UGC under Prof. H.
Subadani Devi).
Programmes organized by the
Department:
1. Refresher Course in Hindi
Fiction.
The Department of Hindi in
collaboration with the Academic
Staff College organized a 21 days
refresher course on "Hindi
Fiction" from 29th June to 19th
July,
2009.13
(thirteen)
participants from Manipur, Assam
and Arunachal were present in the
course. Here, 16 (sixteen)
resource-persons
delivered
valuable lectures on different
topics. Among them some of the
resource-persons are - 1. Prof.
Meinejar Pandey, New Delhi, (2)
Prof.
Nandakishore
Pandey,
Itanagar (3) Prof. Gopeshwar
Singh, Delhi, (4) Dr. Vijay
Bahadur Singh, Kolkata, (5) Prof.
Chandrakala Pandey, Kolkata, (6)
Prof.
Shivakumar
Mishra,
Vallabh-Vidyanagar, Gujarat,(7)
R.K.Jhaljit Singh, Imphal, (8)
Prof. N. Khagendra Singh, Imphal
(9) Prof. E. Dinamani Singh,
Imphal (10) Prof. N. Tombi
Singh, Imphal (11) Heisnam
Kanhailal, Imphal and (12) Ratan
Thiyam Padmashree, Imphal.
2. Pathan-Utsav:
Pathan-Utsav (22nd March, 2010)
Sponsored by National Book
Trust, New Delhi, Department of
Hindi, M.U. and Writers Forum,
Imphal. This programme was
organized by Professor K.
Ibohal Singh.
3. Rajbhasha Week-2009:
Rajbhasha Week 2009 was
organized from 7th to 14th
September 2009 in the lecture hall
of the Department. Students of the
Department performed different
activities
on
song,
dance,
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(Sponsored by the Kendriya
Hindi Sansthan, Agra under
Prof. H. Subadani Devi).
2.
“Purvottar
Lok
Sahitya Pariyojana – Manipuri
Lok Sahitya Kaa Hindi Anuvad”
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Ph.D. Awarded:
Sl. Research Scholar
Supervisor
Topic
1.
Saratkumari Devi,
Nongemikapam
Prof. H. Subadani
Devi
2.
W.Meratombi Devi
Prof. K.Ibohal Singh
3.
K. Phullona Devi
Dr. S. Lanchenba
Meitei
4.
Tankanath Sharma
Khatiwar
Dr. S. Lanchenba
Meitei
Other Achievements:
1.
Some
students
of
the
Department
were selected for
participation in ‘Hinditar Bhashi
Hindi Neo-Writer’s Workshop’ at
Kolhapur and Kolkata organized and
sponsored
by
Central
Hindi
Directorate, New Delhi, MHRD.
Departmental Library:
Mannu Bhandari Ke
Upanyason Ka Samaj
Shastriya Adhyayan
Bharat Mein
Sampradayikta Kee
Samasya Aur Tamas
Hindi Nayi Kahani Ke
Pariprakshya Mein
Mohan Rakesh Ke
Kahaniyon Ka
Adhyayan
Phaniswarnath Renue
Ke Upnaysonka
Loktattwik Adhyayan
Office order
No.
O.D.No.1064
date: 31st
August, 2009
O.D.No.775
date: 21 Dec.,
2009.
O.D.No.777
date: 21 Dec.,
2009.
O.D.No.778
date: 21 Dec.,
2009
A Departmental Library with a few
important Books, copies of Ph.D.
Thesis, M.A. Dissertation, work on
Translation,
Research
Journals,
Magazines etc. is providing study
material to the students and faculty
members. Dr. E. Vijay Lakshmi is
looking after the Departmental
Library.
DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS
1. Year of establishment:
1986
2. Name and designation of faculty
specialization
Sl. Name
01. Dr. Ch. Yashawanta Singh
02. Dr. P. Madhubala Devi
03. Dr. S. Imoba Singh
04. Dr. N. Pramodini
05. Dr. Ch. Betholia
members (including part timers & their subject
Designation
Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Guest Lecturer
3. Seminars, symposia, conferences,
workshops, refresher course, etc.
attended by faculty members during
the period. Also specify names of
papers.
Following faculty members attended
seminars/symposia/workshops during
the period 2009-2010.
Prof. Ch. Yashawanta Singh
a] Attended and presented paper on
“Polite construction in the
languages of Manipur” in the 31st
Specialization
Tibeto-Burman Syntax
Phonology & Phonetics
Lexicography
Sociolinguistics
Sociolinguistics
All India Conference of Linguists
(AICL) held at the University of
Hyderabad from December 15-17,
2009.
b] Attended and presented paper on
“Manipuri Poetry: A Linguistic
Analysis” in the 9th International
Conference on South Asian
Language (ICOSAL-9), held at
Department of Linguistics and
Punjabi Lexicography, Punjabi
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University, Patiala on January 7-9,
2010.
c] Attended and presented paper on
“Negative
Construction
in
Koireng” in the National Seminar
on Endangered and Indigenous
Languages of India, held at
Department of Linguistics, Assam
University, Silchar on 15-17
February, 2010.
d] Attended and presented paper on
“Functional suffixes in Koireng
and Rongmei” in the 3 rd National
Seminar on Tribal Languages and
Linguistics of North East India,
held at Department of Tenyish,
Nagaland University, Kohima on
March 11-13, 2010.
Dr. N. Pramodini
a] Attended workshop on Manipuri
Spell-checker design held at
CDAC, Pune, 27th March to 2nd
April 2009 as a part of the
programme of “The Development
of Major North Eastern Languages
(Assamese, Bodo, Manipuri and
Nepali)” supported by DIT,
C.G.O. Complex, New Delhi.
b] Attended
workshop
on
Internationalised Domain Names
(IDn) held at Hotel Prag
Continental,
Guwahati,
10th
February 2010 sponsored by
CDAC, Pune under the aegis of
DIT, Delhi.
c] Participated as Resource Person
on the workshop Development of
“Effective Communication Skill”
held at Board of Secondary
Education, Manipur sponsored by
NERIE (NCERT, Shillong), 22nd
to 26th February 2010.
4.
Number of papers/books published
by the faculty members.
Dr. Ch. Betholia, Guest Faculty
Published an article “Universal
quantifiers in Manipuri” in North
East Indian Linguistics, Vol. II,
2010, Cambridge University Press,
India Ltd., New Delhi.
5.
Number and names of research
projects
undertaken/undertaking
during the year 2009-10 or
continuing till March 31, 2010 along
with their sanction amounts and
names of funding agencies.
Three major research projects have
been continuing in the Department.
Their details are:
Sl. Name of the Project
Investigator(
s)
Funding Agency
01
Dr. N.
Pramodini
Dept. of Information
Technology, Govt.
of India
Amount
sanctioned
No. & date
Rs. 76,12,000/No. GIST:2008
dt. 13-5-2008
-do-
Rs. 25,00,000/-
02
Development of Major
North-East Languages
(Assamese, Bodo,
Nepali and Manipuri)
Development of North
East Wordnet: An
integrated wordnet for
languages of North East
(Assamese, Bodo,
Manipuri and Nepali)
Prof.
Yashawanta
9. Study leave/other leaves for the
faculty members. Not arise.
10. Other activities of the faculty
members.
Dr. Ch. Betholia, Guest Faculty
a] Actively involving as Course Coordinator of e-content course
(Linguistics and Anthropology) of
the CEC-UGC programme at the
EMRC, Manipur University.
b] As Subject Expert in Educational
Video Programme of CEC-UGC
on (i) Origin of language, and (ii)
Introduction to world’s language
families.
11. Departmental Library, if any.
The Department of Linguistics has a
departmental library since inception
with a few books. For the last 26 years
no procurement of new books has
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been made for the departmental
library. It needs to strengthen by
procuring new modern books to give
the students and researchers the ever
changing and ramified international
and national scenario in the field of
Linguistics.
DEPARTMENT OF MANIPURI
Year of Establishment: 1972
Courses Offered
: M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.
Faculty Members:
Sl. Name
Designation
1
Prof. S.Tomba Singh
Professor
2
Prof.O.Ibochaoba Singh
Professor
3
Prof. S. Sanatombi Singha
Professor
4
Prof. P.Nabachandra Singh Professor
5
Prof. N.Aruna Devi
Professor
6
Prof. P.Gunindro Singh
Prof. & Head
7
Dr Rajen Toijam
Reader
8
Dr L.Birjita Devi
Reader
9
Dr Toijam Tampha Devi
Reader
10 N.Sanatomba Singh
Lecturer
11 Dr K.Shantibala Devi
Lecturer
12 Prof. E. Dinamani Singh
Guest Faculty
13 Prof. N.Tombi Singh
Guest Faculty
Workshop Organized by Manipuri
Department
The Manipuri Department has organized a
10-Day Workshop on Glossary of
Manipuri Literary Terms (from 7th to
16th Sept., 2009) under the sponsorship of
National Translation Mission, CIIL, and
Mysore
UGC Refresher Courses Organized by
Manipuri Department
The department of Manipuri has organized
a 3-Week Refresher course on Old
Manipuri Literature and Culture from
February to March 2009 under the
sponsorship
of
University
Grants
Commission The department has also
organized a 3- Week Refresher Course on
Modern Manipuri Literature and
Contemporary Theories from 5-26th
November, 2009 under the Sponsorship of
University Grants Commission.
Seminars Organized by Manipuri
Department
1.
National Seminars
organized by Manipuri Department
The department of Manipuri in
Collaboration with the department of
English has organized a 3-Day
Specialization
Applied Linguistics
Folklore & Old Manipuri Literature
Folklore and Manipuri Literature
Old Manipuri Literature
Modern Manipuri Literature
Manuscriptology & Manipuri Culture
Manipur Theater & Drama
Folklore
Manipuri Culture
Modern Manipuri Literature (Drama)
Modern Literature
Culture
National Seminar on The Status of
Folklore in North East India from 1618th November, 2009 under the
sponsorship of CIIL, Mysore; IGNCA,
New Delhi & ICHR, New Delhi.
2.
State
Seminar
Organized by Manipuri Department
As per the Year wise Academic
Programme for the first year, a twoday seminar on ‘Myths and Reality in
Old Manipuri Literature’ has been
organized in Manipuri Department on
24th and 25th February 2010
Prof. S. Sanatombi
Paper presentations at seminars:2
i. “Manipuri Folktales in the
Changing World” at the 33rd
Session of Indian Folklore
Congress and a National
Seminar on “The Status of
Folklore in Northeast India” at
Manipur University, 16-18
Nov. 2009
ii. “Manipuri Folk Literature: An
Introduction” at the seminar on
“Perspective on Manipuri
Language, Literature, and
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published by Sahitya Akademi,
Kolkotta (13th Feb., 2010)
Dr. Toijam Tampha (Reader) has
presented a paper entitled Poireiton
Khunthokta Irat Thouni amasung
Thajanab’ in A-two Day Seminar on
Myth and Reality in Old Manipuri
Literature held at Manipur University
from
24-25th
February,
2010
sponsored by UGC- SAP(DRS-I)
Dr. Tampha has published a paper
entitled Greek Tragedy Dramada
Aristotlegi Mapham in the Journal
ECHEMA published by Rpnagar,
Guwahati (July, 2009). Dr. Tampha
has also published a paper entitled
Leipakki Oina Pangthokpa Maru Oiba
Irat Thopuni AMa Oina Shingshatpa
in the Souvenir of the Platinum
Jubilee of Apokpa Marup, Assam
(Feb., 2010)
Culture” orgd. by Centre for
Studies in Civilization, New
Delhi at Hotel Nirmala, Imphal,
26-28 Feb. 2010.
Paper Published: 1
“Folklore Studies in Manipur: An
Introduction” in Journal of Indian
Folkloristics. Mysore.
No. of PhD’s produced: 1
a. N. Nangalei Singha
No. of MPhil produced: 3
National Seminar Session Chaired:
Two Sessions chaired in
connection with the 33rd Session of
Indian Folklore Congress, 16-18
Nov. 2009, MU
Contribution to Indian Folklore
Study:
a)
One of the Advisory
Editors of the Journal of
Indian Folkloristics for three
years, starting from 2009.
b)
Treasurer – Indian
Folklore Congress from Feb.
2010.
Dr. Koijam Shantibala Devi has
published the following papers during
the year 2009-2010:
1.
Manipuri
Sahityada
Sheirenggi Echel Thiba, Ritu
Journal (April, 2009).
2.
Lamkoi Wari Ama Oina
Kangphalgi Aroiba Lamdamdei,
Wakhal Journal (Sep., 2009).
3.
Manipurigi
Saktam
Takliba
Drama:
Cheengu
Khongnangthaba,
Souvenir
published in the Birth Centenary
Celebration of M.Biramangol (5th
Nov., 2009).
4.
Nupigi
Shenglaba
Lamchat Takliba Upanyas, Ritu
Journal (Dec., 2009).
5.
Minungshigi
Epakka
Shakkhangnaba, Leikol Journal
(Dec., 2009).
6.
Haobam Tombagi Khutida Mareibak Amadi Manat
Nungshibagi Wakhanlon in the
Souviner of the Birth Centenary
Celebration of Haobam Tomba
(Aug., 2009)
Dr. Shantibala has presented a paper
entitled Post Modernism in Manipuri
Drama in the seminar on Post
Modernism Literature organized by
the Cultural Forum Manipur, Imphal
Prof. P. Gunindro Singh has
participated and presented a paper
entitled’ Toponomy of Manipur’ in
the XXXV Annual Congress of the
Epigraphical Society of India and
XXIX Annual Conference of Place
Names Society of India organized by
the Epigraphical Society of India and
Place Names Society of India which
were held at Dr Ambedkar
Marathawada University, Aurangabad,
Maharashtra.
Dr Rajen Toijam (Reader) has
presented a paper entitled Manipuri
Leelada Moirang Shayongi Mashak
held at Bishenpur on 13th February
2010 organized by Manipuri Sahitya
Parishad, Bishenpur Branch,
Dr. Rajen has published a paper
entitled Dramas of Haobam Tomba
and other Manipuri Folk Plays in a
Souvenir published by Manipur
Dramatic Union (24th March, 2009).
Dr. Rajen has also published another
paper entitled Shumang Leelagi
Khonggul Leeba in the Journal
Akhannaba
Manipuri
Wareng
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which was held at Manipuri Dance
Akademi, Imphal June 2009. She has
also presented a paper entitled
Khamba Thoibigi Thaja Warida Lai
Tin-gi Amadi Ashengbagi Mashak, in
the Seminar on Manipuri Sahityada
Moirang Sayongi Mapham held at
INA Hall Moirang on 13th Feb., 2009.
DEPARTMENT OF DANCE (MANIPURI)
1.
2.
Faculty Members and their subject specializations:
Sl.
Name
Designation
Specialization
1.
Dr.M.Thoiba Singh
Guest Lecturer Percussion
2.
Dr.L.Subhadra Devi
Guest Lecturer Sutra
3 Smt.N. Harimati Devi
Guest Lecturer Manipuri Dance
.
4 Dr.M.Macha Chaoreikanba Guest Lecturer Manipuri Dance
.
4. Seminars, symposia,
conferences, workshops, refresher
courses, etc. sponsored/ organized
by the Department:
a) 1st Refresher Course on “Theatre
and Performing Arts (Dance)”
from 7th to 27th January, 2010, in
which nineteen participants from
different
Colleges
and
Universities of Manipur, Assam &
West Bengal attended; and 25
Resource Persons (8 from outside
& 17 from Manipur) delivered
lectures.
b) Lecture series:
Sl.
Name & designation of the scholar
1.
Th. Brindashabi Devi,
Visiting Guru, JNMDA, Imphal
Sanakhya Ebotombi,
Director, Avant Garde, Keishampat Thokchom
Leikai, Imphal
Gostha Leela of
Manipur
Choreography
20/04/2010
22/04/2010
K. Radhamohan Sharma
Visiting Guru, JNMDA, Imphal
Maharaasa of
Manipur
24/04/2010
R.K. Achouba Singh
Ex-Pradhan Guru, JNMDA, Imphal
Lai-Haraoba of
Manipur
2.
3.
4.
Topic
Date
27/04/2010
7th to 16th March 2009, at
Dhaka
(Bangladesh),
organized by the Nrityam
Nrityasheelon Kendro, Dhaka,
Bangladesh.
c. Participated as a delegate
in a two-day National Seminar
on “Challenges of Publishing
in the North-East”, sponsored
by the Federation of Indian
Publishers, New Delhi, and
organizesed by the Writers”
Forum Imphal on 6th and 7th
workshops, refresher courses, etc
attended by the faculty members
during the period:
(A)
Dr.
M.
Thoiba Singh
a. Attended Special Winter
School
orgd.
by
the
Department of English from
14th January to 4th Feb., 2009.
b. Conducted an International
Workshop
on
“Manipuri
Dance and Pung Vadan”, from
20
May, 2009, at the Conference
Hall, State Guest House,
Sanjenthong, Imphal.
d. Delivered lectures for
twenty days as a Resource
Person in a 45-day Residential
Cum Production Oriented
Theatre Workshop under the
Extension Programme of the
National School of Drama,
New Delhi from 22nd July to
5th September 2009 at the
auditorium of the Leimayon
Arts Centre, Imphal.
e. Participated in the UGCsponsored Refresher Course in
“Modern Manipuri Literature”, orgd. by the Department
of
Manipuri,
Manipur
University from 16th Oct. to 5th
Nov.,2009 at the Academic
Staff College, M.U.
f. Participated in the 33rd
session of Indian Folklore
Congress
and
National
Seminar on the Status of
Folklore in Northeast India,
orgd. by the
g. Departments of Manipuri
and English, held on 16-18
November, 2009, at the
Manipur University.
h. Coordinated the First
Refresher Course on “Theatre
and
Performing
Arts
(Dance)”, jointly organized by
the UGC- Academic Staff
College and Department of
Dance, from 7th to 27th January
2010,
at
the
Manipur
University.
i. Worked a Resource
Person in the making of an
Educational Film entitled
“Taala System of Manipuri
Nata Sankirtana (VIIEpisode)”, produced by
Educational Multimedia
Research Centre, Manipur
University, on 5th, 6th and 9th
February 2010.
j. Participated
in
the
“National
Seminar
Cum
Workshop on Preservation of
Museum
Material
and
Heritage Management” from
17-20 March 2010 organized
by the Manipur University
Museum, and the sponsored
by the National Museum
Institute for Conservation of
Musicology and History of
Arts, Department of Culture,
Govt. of India, at the M.U.
Museum.
(B) Dr. L. Subhadra Devi
a. Participated
in
the
Orientation
Course
in
“Human Resource Development
&
Information
Technology” orgd. By UGC
Academic Staff College
M.U. from 18th December
2009 to 14th January 2010 at
the Manipur University.
b. Broad casting at DDK,
Imphal in the “Langban
Seirol
and
Panthoibi
Seitharo” on January 2009.
c. Broad casting at AIR,
Imphal in the “Nongmaijing
Seitharol and Langban
Seirol” on 6 April 2010.
(B)
N.
Harimati Devi
a. Participated in the Special
Winter
School
in
Humanities, organized by
the Department of English,
from 14th January to 4th Feb.,
2009.
b.
Participated in the
UGC Sensitivity, awareness
and Motivation on Capacity
Building
of
Women
Managers
in
Higher
Education, orgd. by D.M.
College
of
Teacher
Education, Imphal, from
18th to 22nd March, 2009.
c. Participated in the UGC
Orientation
Programme
from 5th Nov. to 5th Dec.
2009 organized by the
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Academic
M.U.
Staff
College,
“Manipuri Dance” from 4 to
10 June 2009 at Lala
Assam.
b)
Partic
ipated
in
the
UGC
Orientation
Programme
from 5th Nov. to 5th Dec.
2009 organized by the
Academic Staff College,
M.U.
c)
Partic
ipated in the UGC Refresher
Course on “Old Manipuri
Literature and Culture”
from 11 February to 3rd
March 2009 organized by
the Academic Staff College,
M.U.
d)
Cond
ucted contest
in the
“Contemporary
Manipuri
Dance and Hourakpham
traditional Super Model
contest” on 22 May 2010.
d.
(D)
Presentation
of
paper “Arangpham” (The
cultural
Architect
of
Manipur) in the National
Seminar Cum Workshop on
Preservation of Museum
Objects
and
Heritage
Management, organized by
Manipur
University
Museum,
Manipur
University in collaboration
with National Museum
Institute, History of Art,
Conservation
and
Museology
(under
the
Ministry of Culture) Govt.
of India from 17th to 20th
March,
2010.at
M.U.
Museum.
Dr. M.
Macha Chaoreikanba
a)
Cond
ucted
workshop
on
6. Numbers of papers /books published by the faculty members:
Sl. Name of the
Title of Papers/Books Publisher
Faculty
1. Dr. M. Thoiba
All Manipur Gouranga All Manipur Gouranga
Singh
Leela Amasung
Leela Amasung
Sansenba Artists
Sansenba Artists
Associationgi
Associationgi
“Udukhola Leela” da
“Udukhola Leela” da
Meetyeng Ama
Meetyeng Ama
Ngasigi Meitei
Poknapham daily
Samajda
Kannaragadba
Lairik Ama
Sangeet Natak
Poknapham Daily
akademi Awardee
Guru Sorokhaibam
Naran Singhna
Nongakhibada
Padamashri Awardee
Poknapham Daily
Guru Thingbaijam
Babu Singh-na
Nongakhibada
Sajibu Purnimana
Poknapham
Lakpasida
daily
Ningshinglak-I
Rajshree
Bhagyachandra
Manipuri Sanskriti
Sri Sri Rajarshi
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Date of
Publish
30/04/2009
17/05/2009
17/08/2009
18/12/2009
30/3/2010
amasung Rajsshri
Bhaghyachandra
Dances of Asia
ISBN978-81-9064589-8
Taala system of
Manipuri Nata
Sankirtna
ISBN 978-81-90645836-7
Manipuri Sanskirtida
Nat Sankirtana
2.
Dr. L.
Subhadra
Devi
Manipuri Kala
Sankirtida
Bhagyachandragi
Abadan
Sastriya Nrityagi
Mityengda Jagoi Raas
ISBN 978-81-9081537-6
Shastriya Nirtya Ama
oina Maharaas
Manipur Jagoi Raasta
Sutradhargi Mapham
3.
Dr.M.Macha
Chaoreikanba
Phayeng Haraoba
Chakan Gaan Ngai
Khurkhul Haraoba
Awang Sekmai
Haraoba
Bhagyachandra
Ningsing Marup
Silchar, Assam
2009
(Souvenir of 270th
birth anniversary of the
Rajarshi)
(Accepted) Manipuri
18/3/2010
Literary Society,
Imphal.(Book)
(Accepted)
15/3/2010
Writers’ Forum,
Imphal. (Book)
(Accepted)
Manipuri Sahitya
Parishad, “Sahitya”
Journal
(Accepted)
Manipuri Literary
Society, Wakhal
Journal, Imphal
(Accepted)
Wahengbam Shakhi
Devi Ashangba
Communication,
Wangkhei, Imphal.
(Book)
(Accepted)
Manipuri Cultural
Forum, Imphal “Ritu”
Journal
Manipur Sahitya
Parishad, Imphal
“Shahitya”
Huyel Lalong Manipur
Thang-Ta
-doH.S.V.A, Imphal
13/4/2010
16/4/010
17/3/2010
17/3/2010
20/3/2010
15/3/2010
-do-
Kanglei Haraobagee
Phijet, Eshei, amasung
Jantra (Book)
7. Name and number of visitors and their
purpose of visit in the department:
Sl.
Name of Visitor
Topic of
Lecuter
1.
Tamanna Rahman
Manipuri
Director, The Nrityam Dance in
Nrityashilon Kendro,
Bangladesh
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L.Tarpon Singh
lectures in the Department and their
Purpose of Vitit
Date
Sharing of knowledge and
expertise with the faculty
members and students
25/02/2010
2.
3.
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dr. M. Heni
Winahyuningseh
Institut Seni Indonesia
Yogyakarta
The Basics
of
Indonesian
dances
(with
demonstrati
on)
Chum Chanvesana
Khmer Arts Ensemble
(Combodia)
The Basics
of
Combodian
dances
(with
demonstrati
on)
N.B. There were 20 dancers and musicians
accompanying the Indonesian and
Cambodian speakers of Sl.Nos.2
&3.
8. Appointment/
promotion/retirement
assignments/resignation, etc. of the
faculty members of the department:
(A)
Dr.M. Thoiba Singh
i)
Assigned
as the Coordinator of the first
Refresher Course on “Theatre
and Performing Arts (Dance)”,
organized by the UGCAcademic Staff College from
7th to 27th January2010 at the
Manipur University.
through interaction
through interaction
through interaction
01/03/2010
01/03/2010
ii) Appointed the Head i/c of the
Department Vide order No
Mu/V-38/95/Fcy (Pt.).
iii) Appointed a member of the
Cultural Committee in respect
of the 33rd session of Indian
folklore congress and National
Seminar from 17 to 20
November, 2009 at the Manipur
University
iv)
Assigned to look after
dance competitions as well as
ceremonial
and
closing
functions of the 25th East Zone
Youth festival from 2 to 6
December, 2009 at the Manipur
University
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
1. Year of Establishment: 1986
2. Name, Designation of Faculty members:
(including Guest Faculty and Guest Lecturers) and their subject specialization.
Sl Name of Faculty
Designation
Specialization
1. Prof. S. Lokendrajit Singh
Prof. & Head
Logic, Social & Political
Philosophy
2. P. Milan Khangamcha
Asst. Prof.
Indian Philosophy
3. Dr. L. Bishwanath Sharma
Asst. Prof
Analytic Philosophy
4. Th. Shantilata Devi
Asst. Prof.
Indian Philosophy
5. Prof. S. Shyamkishore Singh
Guest Faculty
Logic Analytic Philosophy,
aesthetics
6. Dr. A. Dorendra Singh
Guest Faculty
Epistemology
7. Dr. Kh. Gokulchandra Singh
Guest Lecturer
Epistemology
8. Dr. Sarat Sarma
Guest Lecturer
Indian Philosophy
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3. Seminars, Symposia, Conferences,
Workshops, Refresher courses etc
during the period. Also specify
Sl.
1.
Particulars of academic
Programme
84th Indian Philosophical
Congress
P. Milan Khangamcha
Sl. Particulars of academic
Programme
1.
Congress
2.
First Asian Philosophy
Congress
Dr. L. Bishwanath Sharma
Sl. Particulars of academic
Programme
1.
Congress
2.
First Asian Philosophy
Congress
names of papers presented/read
along with their dates and venues:
Prof. S. Lokendrajit Singh
Topic
Organized by
Date & Venue
Terrorism and
the Death of the
Revolution
Indian
Philosophical
Congress
Oct. 24-27,
2009, Mumbai
University
Topic
Organized by
Date & Venue
Logic of
Advaita
Recontextualing
Indian Values
Indian
Philosophical
Congress
Indian Council
of
Philosophical
Research, New
Delhi
Oct. 24-27,
2009, Mumbai
University
March 6-9, at
2010, J.N.U.,
New Delhi
Topic
Organized by
Date & Venue
Wittgenstein’s
Concept of Rule
following
Bhakti
Movement in
Manipur
Indian
Philosophical
Congress
Indian council
of
Philosophical
Research
Oct. 24-27,
2009, Mumbai
University
Mar. 6-9, 2010,
J.N.U., New
Delhi
Prof. S. Lokendrajit Singh
Sabbatical Leave during Jan. 20, 2009-19 Jan. 2010
P. Milan Khangamcha
Duty Leave, Mar,5-10, 2010
For writing four books
I.C.P.R. sponsored First Asian
Philosophy Congress, J.N.U. New Delhi
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REPORT OF THE DEAN, SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
A. Increasing involvement of Faculty
in seminars and conferences not
only within the country but
globally as well;
The School of Social Sciences has
nine
teaching
and
research
Departments and two research centres.
The Departments are Adult and
Continuing Education, Commerce,
Economics,
Education,
History,
Library and Information Science, Mass
Communications, Manipur Institute of
Management Studies, and Political
Science. The two Centres for research
are the Centre for Manipur Studies and
the Centre for Studies of Social
Exclusion and Inclusive Policy.
The major highlights of the period
under report are:
B. Rising number of
outputs of the Faculty;
research
C. Visits by international scholars
from around the world for
lectures
and
academic
interactions;
D. The rising frequency of lecture
programmes,
seminars
and
conferences.
DEPARTMENT OF ADULT CONTINUING EDUCATION AND EXTENSION
Aims:
The Third Dimension was to aim at
promoting a meaningful and sustained
rapport between the Universities and the
Community.
Objectives:
Firstly, its objectives was to extend
knowledge
and
other
institutional
resources to the community and viceversa, and Secondly, its objectives were to
gain insights from a contact between
knowledge resources and socio-cultural
realities with a view to reflecting these in
the entire curricular system of higher
education including teaching and research.
It was to be a two-way process between
the experts and the people, an intellectual
intervention in the community’s living
problems, which need to be overcome
through an educational process. It was to
be that education which helped students to
face life and its challenges and which
created an ambience for a learning society.
Name of the Course:
Post Graduate Course: MA in Adult
Education, Ph.D.
1. During the X Plan period the
Department opened P.G. Diploma in
Adult Education and M. A. in Adult
Education.
Research
i. Produced 4 Ph.D. Degrees
ii. 4(four) research scholars have
submitted their Ph. D. Thesis.
iii. 21(twenty one) research scholars
have been working in the
Department.
iv. 3(three) research scholars awarded
Rajiv Gandhi Research Scholarship.
Achievement of the Department:
1. 2(two) students got J.R.F during the
year this period.
2. 7(Seven)
students
of
the
Department got qualified NET
Examination too.
3. Besides P.G.Classes, the department conduct 3 months in
Computer Literacy Course through
E-learning (2 shift a day) for the
University
community
(i.e.
Students,
research
scholars,
teachers, Officers and staffs)
4. Continuing
Education:
The
ongoing programs of PLP (Post
Literacy Programs), tailoring,
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Plans, programmes, progress work
etc. of the Department:
Future Plan: Planned for organizing
one Orientation Course, certificate
course in Book Binding, Fashion
Designing and other short-term
courses etc in the near future.
Facilities of the Department:
i. Internet facilities
ii. Research Fellowship
Number of centers opened under ACEE
during the year (3 centres):
Kyamgei Awang Leikai, Kyamgei
Mamang Leikai and Shantipur
Number of Student Volunteers
enrolled during the year:
(a) 17 P.G. Student volunteers of IInd
Semester were involved in
running the adult education centr
Kiyamgei
Khoirom
Leikai,
Kiyamgei Mayai Leikai, and
Kiyamgei Maning Leikai between
1st March 2009 to 16th April 2010.
Fieldwork is a compulsory paper
carrying 100 marks.
(b) Place of Field Work: Weightage
of Field Work: It carries 100
marks for determinin Kiyamgei
Khoirom Leikai, Kiyamgei Mayai
Leikai, and Kiyamgei Maning
Leikai academic credit of the IInd
Semester.
embroidery and wool knitting
training for the neo-literates and
school drop-out students of the
Total Literacy Campaign (TLC)
from the adopted villages, for their
quality, life improvement and
equivalency programs to provide
individual
interest
promotion
programs
vocational
education/skill training for the
adult learners, etc. 61 neo-literates
and school drop-out students have
been imparting skill trades on
Cutting and Sewing, Embroideries
and
Wool-Knitting
through
Continuing Education.
5. Opened Vocational Career Oriented
Course:
i) Continuing Education Training
Course for the neo- literates and
school dropout students of the
adopted villages of Kiyamgei
Khoirom Leikai, Kiyamgei Mayai
Leikai, and Kiyamgei Maning
Leikai and one batch of dropout
students:
(a) Cutting and Sewing (Tailoring)
(b) Sewing and Knitting
(c) Embroidery
List of the faculty members:
Sl. Name of the Employees
1.
Smt. P. Jamini Devi
3.
Dr. Lamalu Thaimei
4.
Dr. S. Gunadhor Singh
5.
Dr. S. Kiran Singh
Designation
Lecturer (Sr. Scale), HOD i/c
Lecturer
Guest Faculty
Guest Lecturer
Seminars, symposia, workshops, orientation courses, publications refresher
courses participated by the faculties of
the Department during Plan Period.
1 Observed on World Population Day on
11th July, 2009
2. A Talk on Population Education:
1 Dr. S.Gunadhor Singh (Retd)
Principal, R.K.Sanatombi Devi
College of Education
3. Observed International Literacy
Day/One Day Extension Talk on
“Literacy and Human Rights” on 8th
September, 2009 at Kyamgei
Community hall as Field Outreach
programs:
Persons invited:
1 Retd. Col. Rajkumar Rajendra
Singh, Member, Manipur Human
Rights Commission.
2 Dr. L. Chinglen (Bobo) Lecturer,
Department of Economics, MU
3 Dr. Dhanabir Laishram, Lecturer,
Department of Political Science,
MU
4. Smt. P. Jamini Devi
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Gandhi National Open University,
New Delhi-2009.
2
Published a paper on “Ethical
Perceptions Among the Students
of Missionary and NonMissionary Schools of Manipur,
India: in the Indian Journal on
Adult Education, published by
Indian Adult Education
Association, New Delhi, JanuaryMarch, 2010, Vol. 71, No.1
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A paper on “Bioethics
Education and Knowledge and
Attitudes of Teachers in Manipur,
India” accepted for publication in
the Indian Journal of Psychometry
and Education in Vol.41 No.1 in
the first Fortnight of July 2010 by
Harprasad Institute of
Behavioural Studies Agra.
4 Course Writer of a Diploma
Course in Lifelong Learning
of Block- 1 An Introduction to
Planning: Title-Policies,
Planning and Management of
Lifelong learning, published
by IGNOU, New Delhi, July
2009.
Unit-1: Concept, Meaning
Characteristics and
Importance of Planning.
Unit-2: Types of Planning,
Five years Plan in India.
6. Miss. Th. Premabati Devi,
Research Scholars, ACEE, MU
attended and paper presented at
the All India Adult Education
Conference
at
Vivekananda
Kendra
Kanyakumari
from
December 11-13, 2009 on the
topic “Lifelong Learning: an
Opportunity for Unemployed
Youth” written by Dr. Lamalu
Thaimei and Th. Premabati Devi.
8. Miss Ch. Sonia Devi, Research
Scholar, ACEE., MU Attended
and paper presented at the All
India Adult Education Conference
at Vivekananda Kendra
Kanyakumari from December 1113, 2009 topic “Longing for
Lifelong Learning”.
1.
Attended UGC experts
committee meeting on 17 to 19th
November 2009 in UGC main
office, New Delhi.
2.
Attended
and
paper
presented the 58th All India Adult
Education
Conference
at
Vivekananda
Kendra
Kanyakumari from December 1113, 2009 topic: Lifelong learning
Through Community Education
and
Human
Resource
Development Strategies:
3.
Attended as a resource
person on “Adult Education
necessity in connection with
NSS” at
Moirang College,
Moirang.
5. Dr. Lamalu Thaimei:
1
Talks programme in the
AIR, Imphal on “Women’s
Education”, on 25th June 2009.
2
Attended UGC-ASC
National workshop for Research
Guide organized by Manipur
University from 13th to 18th July
2009.
3
Presented paper on
Lifelong Learning: “ An
Opportunity for Unemployed
Youth” in the National
Conference on Adult Education
at Gandhigram Rural university,
Kanyakumari, Tamilnadu from
11-13th December,2009.
4
Attended UGC experts
committee meeting on 17 to 19th
November 2009 in UGC main
office, New Delhi.
5
Attended four weeks
Orientation Course during 5-30th
April 2010 organized by UGCASC, JNU, New Delhi.
Publications:
1
Course Writer of a Book
Policy Planning and
Implementation of Adult
Education in India on the topic
“Role of Local Bodies,
Community and Individuals” in
the Unit 8, published by Indira
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
2. Objectives of the Department
social science. The Department gives
The Department of Commerce was
special priority in the areas like
established to cater the needs of higher
Accounting,
Finance,
education particularly in Manipur and
Entrepreneurship
Development,
North Eastern Region in general in
General Management, Marketing,
Post Graduate level and research at
Business Policy and Environment,
Doctorate level, besides diploma
Business and Industrial Economics,
courses in Business Management,
International Business, Computer
Entrepreneurship Development and
Application
in
Business
and
International Trade, The Department
Management Information System.
conducts its various programmes on
higher education under the school of
3. Name and designation of faculty members and their subject specializations:
Sl. Name of Teachers Designation
Specialisations
1.
Prof. G. P. Prasain
Professor
Entrepreneurship, Human Resource
Management, Small Business
Management, Marketing.
2.
Dr N. Tejmani
Head &
Finance, Management Information
Singh
Reader
System and Quantitative techniques
3.
Dr Rajmani Singha Reader
Finance, Accounting, Management and
Marketing
4.
Dr Robita
Reader
Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship,
Sorokhaibam
Marketing management
5.
Dr Kh. Dhiren
Reader
International Financial Management,
Meetei
Computer application in business,
E-Commerce
6.
Dr. Kh. Tomba
Reader
Accounting,
Financial
Economics,
Singh
Entrepreneurship Theory, Project
Managements
4. Seminar/Conference Organized
by the Department
The Department of Commerce,
Name of the Faculty Members
Manipur University has organized
(i)
Prof. G.P.
following Seminars during the year
Prasain
2009:
(a)
Attended
i)
National Seminar on
International
Conference
“Consumer Protection in India”
organized by Sri Ram College
was organized on 30th and 31st
of Commerce, University of
March 2009 in the Department of
Delhi, Delhi during 6-7
Commerce, Manipur University.
November 2009 and presented
The seminar was sponsored by
paper entitled “ Role of Self
Indian Institute of Public
Help Groups and Micro
Administration, New Delhi. Prof.
G. P. Prasain coordinated the
Finance
in
Economic
Seminar.
Development of Manipur”.
5. Seminar/Conference attended
(b)
Attended 62
by the Faculty Members:
All India Commerce
Conference organized by
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Indian Commerce Association
at M.D.S. University Ajmer,
Rajasthan during 10-12
October 2009 and presented
paper entitled “EGovernance in India –
Challenges and Opportunities”.
(c)
Attended
National Seminar on
“Consumer Protection in
India – Lesson Learnt and
Future Challenges”
organized by Indian Institute
of Public Administration, New
Delhi, during 19-20
November 2009 and presented
paper entitled “Consumerism
in Manipur – An Overview”.
(d)
Attended
the meeting of the Post
Graduate Board of Studies of
Commerce
of
Nagaland
University, Kohima as an
External Expert on June 8,
2009.
(e) Organized as Co-ordinator
two short-term courses on
Research Methodology for
Research
Scholars
and
Research Guides at Manipur
University during May and
July 2009.
(e)
Conducted
as Co-ordinator Jt.UGCCSIR Test for JRF and
Eligibility for Lectureship at
Manipur University Centre in
the month of June &
December 2009.
(ii)
Dr. N. Tejmani
Singh
a) Attended and presented a
research paper entitled
“Microfinance Practices in
India-an overview” in the
International Conference at
Dubai, U.A.E. held on 15-17
April, 2009.
b)
Attended and
actively participated in the
two weeks QIP
(Quality
Improve-ment Programme) at
IIT, Kharagpur from 25th
March to 11th March 2009.
c)
Attended
the
meeting of the Governing
Body of Institute of CoOperative
Manage-ment,
Imphal during the month of
June and Sep. 2009.
d)
Attended
and
presented a reteach paper
entitled
“Performance
Evaluation
of
Credit
Management in RRB, A case
study of Manipur Rural
Bank in the Inter-national
Conference on Emerging
Issues of Accoun-ting and
Business Finance held in
Jaipur,
January
15-16,
2010”.
(iii)
Dr. Rajmani
Singha
a)
Devel
opment of the People in
Hilly Areas of Manipur:
With special reference to
population, education and
employment. Paper presented
in three days National
Seminar on “Role of Khadi
and Village Industries in
Socio-Economic
Development of North East
States” & “Development of
Tribal People in Arunachal
Pradesh”
organized
by
Department of Economics,
Dera Natung Govt. College,
Arunachal Pradesh from 2022 November 2009.
b)
A
Study on Entrepreneurial
Problems
of
Village
Industries in Manipur.
Paper presented in three days
National Seminar on “Role of
Khadi and Village Industries
in Socio-Economic Development of North East States” &
“Development
of
Tribal
People in Arunachal Pradesh”
Economics, Dera Natung
Govt. College, Arunachal
30
Pradesh
from
November 2009.
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
20-22
(iii)
Dr.
Robita Sorokhaibam
(a)
“Reflexion
of
Manipuri Women in the
Entrepre-neurial World” in
the International Conference
on
Harnessing
Entrepreneurial Potential of
Women
for
Economic
Growth
orga-nized
by
Manipal
Institute
of
Management, Manipal, 1517 March 2009.
(b) Attended and actively
participated in the two
weeks QIP (Quality Improvement Programme) at IIT,
Kharagpur
from
25th
th
March to 11 March 2009.
(c) Attended and participated
a research paper on
“Women
Entrepreneurship, What!
How! Why!” in the 9th
International Conference
on Emerging Issues in
Accounting and Finance,
Infrastructure
Development, Information
Technology,
Business
Management organized by
Jaipur University, 15-16
January 2010.
Dr. Kh.
Dhiren Meetei
(a)
Paper
presented as a resource
person on Infrastructure
Development in Manipur
( A Case Study of Health
Services in Manipur) in the
Xth Annual Conference
North Eastern Economic
Association, 2009 organized
by Economics Department,
Manipur University.
(b) Paper presented as a
resource
person
on
Entrepreneurship
Development in Tourism
Industry, Opportunities and
Challenges in Manipur, in
the National Seminar on
Entrepreneurship in the Era
of W.T.O. on 6th and 7th
Micr
o Finance and SHG-Bank
Linkage Programme in
North East India: A
Development
Tool
for
Poverty Alleviation. Paper
presented in National Seminar
on
“Micro
Finance”.
Organized
by
Shillong
Commerce
College,
Meghalaya from 6th to 7th
March 2009.
Entre
preneurship Development
through Micro Finance in
Manipur. Paper presented in
two-day National Seminar on
Entrepreneurship in WTO
Era. Organized by Manipur
Institute of Management
Studies, Manipur University
from 6-7 March 2009.
NREGS in North East
India:
With
special
reference to Manipur. Paper
presented in two days
National Seminar on Rural
Development
in
India:
Prospect and Retrospect.
Organized by St. Joseph’s
College, Nagaland from 20th
to 21st November 2009.
Financial Inclusion in India:
With Special reference to
Northeast
India,
paper
presented in “ International
Conference on Business and
Finance, 2010” organized by
IBS, Hyderabad from 12th
and 13th March 2010.
Economic
Cooperation
Between India and BCIM
countries and its impact on
North East India” Paper
presented in International
Seminar on “Negotiation
Interventions in South East
Asia” organized by Arunachal
Institute of Tribal Studies,
Arunachal Pradesh from 1517 February 2010.
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March 2009 organized by
Manipur
Institute
of
Management Studies.
(c) Paper presented as a
resource person entitled “
Perspective of India’s
Trade
Relation
with
Myanmar: Problem and
Prospect in the National
Seminar on Border Trade
Between North East India
and Neighbouring Countries:
Problems
and
Prospects organized by
Department of Commerce,
Manipur
University
in
collaboration with the NEC,
2009.
(d) SWOT Analysis of Tourism
Industry in Manipur in the
two
days
UGC-SAP
National
Seminar
on
Creativity and Entrepreneurship
Tourism
–
Contemporary
Trend
Tourism,
Pondichery
University, Puduchrry from
19th to 20th March 2010.
(vi) Dr. Kh. Tomba Singh
(a) Consumer Awareness and
Government Role in the National
Seminar on Consumer Rights in
India organized by Department of
Commerce, Manipur University in
collaboration with IIPA, New
Delhi, Manipur University, March
30, 2009.
(b)
Women
Entrepreneurship in India – A
Reflection in a two days national
seminar on Entrepreneurship in
the WTO Era organized by MIMS
in collaboration with ICSSR, New
Delhi March 6 and 7, 2009.
(c)
Industria
l Sickness in Small Scale
Enterprises – Identification and
Rehabilatation in the 2 days
National
Seminar
on
Entrepreneurship
and
Small
Business Development Issues and
Challenges organized by the
Department of Commerce, School
of Management Studies, Assam
university, Silchar 5-6 March,
2010.
(d)
Innovati
on and Entrepreneurship in
Tourism Sector in Manipur in the
two days UGC-SAP National
Seminar on Creativity and
Innovation in Tourism Entrepreneurship-Contemporary
Needs,
organized by the Department of
Tourism Studies, School of
Management,
Pondicherry
University, Podichhery, 19th and
20th March 2010.
6. Number of papers published by the
Faculty Members
(i) Prof. P. Prasain
(a) Performance Evaluation of
Prime
Minister
Rojgar
Youana – A case study of
Manipur, published in the
Indian
Journal
of
Commerce, vol. 62, No. 3,
July-September, 2009.
(b)
Business
Processing Outsour-cing – A
Global Experience, published
in the book Business
Processing Out-sourcing –
Its Prospect and Challenges,
Published
by
Daya
Publishing
House,
New
Delhi, 2009.
(c)
Road
Infrastructure on Manipur –
Challenges Ahead, published
in
the
book
Entrepreneurship
and
Rural Development, Shree
Publishers and Distributors,
New Delhi, 2009.
(ii) Dr. N. Tejmani Singh
(a) Recovery Performance of
Regional Rural Bank: An
Analysis (A case study of
Manipur Rural Bank in the
Journal of Accounting and
Finance, Jaipur, vol. 23,
Number 1 October-March,
2009.
(b) India’s Look East Policy and
North- Eastern States: An
Overview, Journal of USChina Public Administration,
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vol. 7 No. 3, March, 2010,
David Publishing Company,
USA.
(iii) Dr. Rajmani Singha
Unemployment Problems of
Manipur: An Overview.
Published in Manipur Today,
DIPR, Government of Manipur,
January 2009.
(a) Micro Finance and its
impact
on
Rural
Development of Manipur.
Published
in
Village
Development in North
East India.
Edited by
Komol Singha. Published
by Concept Publishing
Company, New Delhi -59,
2009 pp 217-229,
(b) Entrepreneurship Development in North East India:
Challenges and opportunities, published in IMED
Journal, Bharatiya Vedyapeth University, Pune – vol
1 no. 1. 2009.
(c) Microenterprise Development under Loyalam Bank
Project (A Grameen Bank
Model) in Manipur: An
Empirical Study. Published
in the edited volume of
“Microfinance: Enabling
empowerment” by Daniel
Lazar at el. Published by
Vijay Nicola Imprints
Private Limited Chennai29, 2010.
(d) SWOT Analysis of Fruits
and Vegetable processing
Industries in North East
India. Published in the
DGCCS’s
Journal
of
Commerce, DipHu Govt.
College, Assam Vol. VI
No. I, 2009.
(e) Challenges and Opportunities of Entrepreneurship
Development in North
East-India. Published in
IMED Journal of Bharatiya
Vidyapeeth
University,
Pune Vol. 1 No.1, 2009.
iv) Dr. Robita Sorokhaibam
a)
Accepted a paper on
“Problems and Opportunities of Women Entrepreneurs in Manipur” in a
prestigious online portal
Small Business India, 2009
under ASPIRE Media.
b)
Women
Entrepreneurs in Manipur
(A
retrospect
and
prospect), 2009, North
East India Council for
Social Service Research.
c)
Harnessing
the
potential
of
Women
Entrepreneurs in Manipur
in Micro Finance and
Women
Empowerment,
edited by prof. Rais
Ahmad,
Mittal
Publication, New Delhi,
2010.
d)
Human
Resource
Manage-ment and its
linkages
to
Higher
Education in Manipur,
JIM Quest Journal of
Management
and
Technology, Vasun-dhara,
Ghazibad, 2009.
v) Dr. Kh. Tomba Singh
(a) Corporate Social Responsibilities-Some
Issues
in
Banijya, A Research Journal
of
the
Department
of
Commerce, Assam university,
Silchar, vol. 2. No. 1 July
2009.
7. No. of books published by the
Faculty Members :
Dr. N. Tejmani Singh
(a)
Information Technology
for E-Management Science: Raj
Publishing House, Jaipur, 2009.
i) Dr. A. Rajmani Singha
(a)
Commerce
Education In Northeast
India: Past, Present and
Future, Mittal
Publications, New Delhi,
2010.
8.
Assignment given to the Faculty
Members:
(i) Prof. G.P.Prasain
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(a) Appointed as Coordinator for
the conduct of State Level
Eligibility Test (SLET) for
North East Region at Manipur
University Centre.
(b) Appointed as Coordinator for
the conduct of Joint CSIRUGC
Test
for
Junior
Research Fellowship (JRF)
and
NET
at
Manipur
University Centre.
(ii) Dr. Robita Sorokhaibam
(a) Appointed as an Expert
Member of Documentation
Committee on Geographical
Indication Act on Manipuri
Handloom, sponsored by IIE,
Guwahati, 2009.
(b) As an Expert of STPI (Xtreme Wave) on CommerceE-Content, 2009.
(iii) Dr. Kh. Tomba Singh
(a) Examination conducted
fourth times as an Asst.
Officer
i/c,
Manipur
University, Canchipur.
(b) Delivered a lecture as
resource person at the
Poverty
Aviation
Programme organized by
State Institute of Rural
Development, Govt. Of
Manipur
on
financial
management
for
Self
Employment,
Porompat,
Imphal, 28th September
2009.
(c) Delivered a lecture as
resource person organized
by State Institute of Rural
Manipur on How to start a
Small Business on 17th
November
2009
at
Porompat, Imphal.
(d) Delivered a lecture as
resource person organized
by State Institute of Rural
Manipur on Profit Planning
for Micro Enterprises on
18th
November
2009,
Porompat, Imphaol.
(e) Attended Governing Body
Meeting
of
Kakching
Khunou College, Kakching
Khunou on March 12, 2009.
(f)
Attended
Building
Construction
Committee
Meeting of the Kakching
Khunou College, Kakching
Khunou on September 13,
2009.
(g) Examination conducted
fourth times as an Asst.
Officer
i/c,
Manipur
University,
Canchipur,
2009.
9. Number and names of research
projects undertaken/undertaking
during the year along with their
sanctioned amounts and names of
the funding agencies:
Prof. G. P. Prasain
Ongoing Project:
i)
Major Research Project
on Indo-Myanmar Border Trade:
An Assessment of Formal and
Informal Trade, funded by UGC,
New Delhi.
Dr. N. Tejmani Singh
i)
on working capital management of
Small and Medium Enterprises
(SMEs) in Manipur funded by
UGC, New Delhi.
ii)
Major Research
Project on Economic
Empowerment of Tribal and
Meitei Women-Folk through Self
Help Group (SHGs) funded by
ICAR, New Delhi.
Dr. Robita Sorokhaibam
i)
on Problems, Prospects and
Opportunities of fWomen
Entrepreneurs in Manipur,
Sponsored by UGC.
10. Departmental Library:
In addition to the Central Library,
Manipur University, the Department
of Commerce also maintain a small
Library having around 300 books, 469
dissertations and a few journals to
cater the urgent needs of the faculty
members and students.
11. Computer Laboratory:
To fulfill the practical knowledge of
subjects in the areas of Commuter, ECommerce, IT and Accounting, the
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Department is also having a Computer
Lab. With 10 PC and Internet facilities
round the clock.
12. Departmental Journal:
The Department of Commerce,
Manipur University has published
fifth Volume of the Journal
“Kangleipak Business Review,” the
only research journal in Commerce
subject.
13. Future Vision of the Department:
(a)
Starting of Micro, Small
& Medium Enterprises, Research
Centre for
North-East India
in general and for Manipur in
particular.
(b)
Centre for Financial
Studies in the areas of Micro
finance, Self Help Group
Promotion and Micro-Enterprise
Development.
(c)
Starting of Certificate
Courses in Entrepreneurship
Development, Accounting and
Finance, Research Methodology
and Tourism Management.
(d)
Creation of
Entrepreneurship Development
Cell and Initiation of Society for
Social Entrepreneurs.
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
2. The faculty strength of the Department is as under:
Sl.
Name
Specialisation
1. Professor L. Tombi Singh Economics of Human Resources & Man Power Planning
2. Professor Amar Yumnam Development Economics, Environmental
Economics and Institutional Economics
3. Professor E. Bijoykumar
Econometrics, Micro economics and
Singh, Head
Mathematical Economics
4. Dr. Ch. Priyoranjan
Population Studies & Agricultural Economics
Singh,Associate Professor
5. Dr. Ksh. Jhaljit Singh,
Mathematical Economics, Environmental
Associate Professor
Economics and Econometrics
6. Ms. Arambam Sophia Chanu, Assistant
Mathematical Economics and
Professor
Econometrics
7. Dr. M. Bobo Singh,
International Economics &
Assistant Professor
Regional Economics
3. Special /invited lectures organized by
the department: 7
(i) Mr. Niketu Iralu, Initiatives of
Change and Trustee of Centre for
Policy Research, Delhi, Centre
for Dialogue and Research, New
Delhi ‘Reaching out to one
another’ 11 June 2009
(ii) Dr Bhagat Oinam, H.O.D.,
Philosophy deptt., Jawaharlal
Nehru University “Reunderstanding North east India” 3rd July
2009
(iii) Ms. Mahasweta Dev, Magsaysay
awardee, inaugurated Festival of
Hope, Justice and Peace, 2-6
November 2009.
(iv) Prof. J.J.RoyBurman, School of
Social Sciences, TISS,” Disturbing Issues of North East” 11
Nov..2009
(v) Ramchandra Dom, MP, Loksabha
“ Inclusive Development” 25
November 2009
(vi) Dr. Ananta Kumar Giri, Madras
Institute of Development Studies
‘Knowing together in Compassion
and
Confrontation’14
January 2010
(vii)B.G. Verghese, noted journalist
and Sumit Chakrabarty, Editor,
Mainstream “Interaction” 28
Jan., 2010
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4. Visit of dignitaries: K. Mangi Singh,
Director, Planning department, Government of Manipur visited the department on 27 th March to release
“Perspectives on the Economy of
5. Details of research projects in progress:
Sl
Title
.
“Migration Development
Interface in the North Eastern
Region of India” Prof. E.
Bijoykumar Singh
2
“Border Trade”
Dr.Ch.Priyoranjan Singh
Manipur” edited by Prof. E.
Bijoykumar Singh & Dr Damodar
Nepram.
Sponsor by
UGC
Deptt. Of Industries
&Commerce, Manipur
Government
6. Other achievements:
Publications:
i. “Inclusion is the Agendum: Can
we be the story”, by Prof. Amar
Yumnam Paper presented at the
Platinum Jubilee Celebration
Seminar of the Reserve Bank of
India held at Imphal on 22
February 2010; Downloadable at
http://ssrn.com/abstract=1557522
ii. “North East: Time to Move from
Generalist Nash Equilibrium to
Specialist Equilibrium”, by Prof.
Amar Yumnam Presidential
Address delivered at the 11th
Annual Conference of the North
Eastern Economic Association
held at the Indian Institute of
Technology, Guwahati, 18-19
December 2009, WPS 1526982,
Social
Science
Research
Network, New York, 2009,
Downloadable
at
iii. Problems of International Border
Areas in Manipur: Implications
for the Thirteenth Finance
Commission, by Prof. Amar
Yumnam
.WPS
1433641,
Downloadable
at
iv. Peace, Violence and Development
in Manipur: Need for a new
perspective”, by Prof. Amar
Yumnam Dialogue, Vol. 10, No.
3, 2009, pp87-90;
v. “Perspectives on the Economy of
Manipur” edited by
Approx.financial
outlay
Rs 4.65 lakhs
Rs 11 lakhs
Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh & Dr
Damodar Nepram: Akansha
Publishing House.
vi. “Land and Economic development in the Hills of Manipur”
Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh in Dr
Ch. Priyoranjan
Singh edit
“Tribalism and the Tragedy of the
Commons: land, Identity and
development The Manipur Experience
“Akansha
Publishing
House, New Delhi 2009.
vii. “Understanding Economic growth
in the North Eastern region of
India “Prof. E. Bijoykumar
Singh; Dialogue, vol.10 no.3
Jan.- March Astha Bharati, Delhi
2009 ISSN:0973-0095.
viii. “Human
Development
in
Manipur” Prof. E. Bijoykumar
Singh in P. Nayak ed (2010)
“Growth and Human Development in North East India” Oxford
University press.
ix. “Tribalism and the Tragedy of the
Commons: land, Identity and
development The Manipur Experience edited by Dr Ch. Priyoranjan singh Akansha Publishing
House, New Delhi 2009.
x. “Institutional Impediments to
development in the Hill regions
of Manipur”Dr. Ch. Priyoranjan
Singh in “Perspectives on the
Economy of Manipur” edited by
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Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh & Dr
Damodar
Nepram:
Akansha
Publishing House
xi. Äging in Manipur: The Social &
moral Issues” Dr Ch. Priyoranjan Singh in R.Sharma and
C.J.Thomas
edt
“Ageism,
problems and Prospects” Akansha
Publishing House.
xii “Water Supply in Imphal city:
Demand,Supply and Sustainability” Dr Ksh.Jhaljit Singh in
“Perspectives on the Economy of
Manipur” edited by Prof. E.
Bijoykumar Singh & Dr Damodar
Nepram : Akansha Publishing
House.
xiii. “Need for Paradigm shift in
development Strategy” Dr. M.
Bobo Singh, YOJANA, vol.53
special issue, Dec. 2009.
xiv “Organic farming strategy for
Enhancing
Production
and
productivity on an Environmentally Sustainable Basis: A
case
study of NER “
Dr.
M.Bobo Singh & W.R. Devi
KEGEE
Journal of Social
Science ( Accepted).
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Seminars
International:
i.
“Global
Financial Meltdown and its Impact
on Unemployment, Poverty and
ii.
Inequality
with special reference to India”
Dr. M. Bobo Singh, Xth
International Scientific Conference under the auspices of UNO,
Szent Istvan University, Hungary,
June 23-26, 2009.
iii. “Organic farming Strategy for
Sustainable Agricultural growth
and development” Dr. M. Bobo
Singh, & W.R.Devi, ACCOA,
Bangalore, Sept 11-12, 2009.
vi. “Global
MDP:
Empowering
Belief” Dr. M. Bobo Singh,
International workshop org. by
Delhi school of professional
studies and research, Delhi Jan. 3,
2010.
v. “The growth Trajectories of the
Chinese and Indian Economies in
the context of Global Financial
Meltdown: A critical Assessment”
Dr. M. Bobo Singh, Delhi School
of professional Studies Jan 4-5,
2010.
vi. “Negotiating Liberalisation in the
North eastern region of India”
Prof. E.Bijoykumar Singh
in
International
seminar
“Negotiating Interventions in
South East Asia” Arunachal
Institute of Tribal studies, Rajiv
Gandhi University, 15-17 Feb.
2010.
Prof. E.Bijoykumar
Singh chaired a technical session
besides presenting a paper.
vii. Dr Ch. Priyoranjan Singh
participated in the international
seminar on Íntercultural Dialogue
between North east India and
South East Asia’ organized by
Indira Gandhi National Centre for
Arts and JNU, March 2024, 2010.
National:
i. “Impact of Economic reforms on
Employment
in
Manipur”
Prof.E.Bijoykumar Singh
in
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
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National consultation on Exploring
and Identifying Research Areas on
Labour and Employment in North
Eastern region org. by V.V.Giri
National Institute of Labour at
Agartala 19-20 November, 2009.
“Women and Migration in
Manipur” Prof.E. Bijoykumar
Singh in Regional Consultation on
Women and Migration in the North
East org. by Centre for Women’s
Development Studies, Delhi at
Gauhati
11-12
Dec
2009.
Prof.E.Bijoykumar
Singh
chaired a technical session.
“Good Governance and Paradigm
shift
in
the
development
Discourse”
Prof.E.Bijoykumar
Singh XIth Annual Conference of
North East Economic Association
18-19 Dec. 2009, Guwahati.
E.Bijoykumar Singh chaired a
technical session.
“ Human Development Index and
Emerging livelihood pattern in
North East India” Prof. E.
Bijoykumar Singh; National
Seminar on Emerging Issues of
Human development in North
eastern India, Dibrugarh University; 12 March, 2010. Prof. E.
Bijoykumar Singh
chaired a
technical session.
“Economic Transformation and
Gender Issues in the North East:
Agrarian Change, Occupational
Shifts and marginalisation of
Women in Manipur” Ch. Priyoranjan Singh, XIth Annual
Conference
of
North
East
Economic Association 18-19 Dec.
2009, Guwahati.
Dr. Ch.
Priyoranjan Singh was a panelist
in the panel discussion.
Ms Arambam Sophia chanu
attended the XI th Annual
Conference, NEEA at IIT.
Guwahati. 18-19 December 2009.
Ms Arambam Sophia chanu
attended the national seminar on
‘Women
and
Future
of
Manipur’organized by The Social
Science Research Association,
Manipur,
Kasturba
Gandhi
Institute
for
Development,
Manipur and Gandhi Smrity and
Darshan Samity, New Delhi- 27
June, 2009.
Visits abroad
Dr. M. Bobo Singh visited Szent
Istvan University, Hungary and
Agricultural University, Nitra, Slovak
republic during 23-26 June 2009
Workshops/Orientation courses:
(i)
Prof.
Amar
Yumnam
delivered a Lecture ”Experimentation in Social Science
Research”, at the Workshop
on Research Methodology in
Social
Sciences,
jointly
organized by the Indian
Council of Social Science
Research
Research
and
Department
of
Political
Science, Manipur University,
25 February 2010.”
(ii)
Prof. Amar Yumnam
delivered
the
Keynote
Address “Social Science
Research:
Contextual
Challenges in Manipur”, at
the Workshop on Research
Methodology
in
Social
Sciences, jointly organized by
the Indian Council of Social
Science
Research
and
Department
of
Political
Science, Manipur University,
24 February 2010
(iii)
Prof. E. Bijoykumar
Singh was invited to deliver
two lectures on Research
Methodology by ICSSR-NER
and
Assam
University,
Silchar.
(iv)
Prof. E.Bijoykumar Singh
delivered a lecture on
“Research methodology” in
orientation
Course
for
selected research Scholars
under
Tribal
Research
Institute, Imphal 30Nov. 09
(v) Prof. L. Tombi Singh, Prof.
Amar Yumnam, Prof.E.
Bijoykumar Singh and Dr
Ch. Priyoranjan Singh
delivered a number of
lectures in the Academic Staff
College, Manipur University
(vi)
Ms Arambam Sophia
Chanu
attended
the
workshop
on
Research
methodology
in
social
sciences
organized
by
ICSSR-NER and Political
Science department, Manipur
University 24-25 february
2010
(vii) Ms
Arambam
Sophia
Chanu
participated in the
UGC sponsored Orientation
programme 0n Environment
and Global climate Change
organized by UGC-Academic
Staff
College,
Manipur
University. 2 to 22 March,
2010.
Additional responsibilities of faculty
members:
(i) Prof.L.Tombi Singh is the
director, Centre for study of
Exclusive and Inclusive Policies.
(ii) Prof. Amar Yumnam, Dean of
Social Sciences, is the director,
Centre for Manipur Studies
Other information
i. Prof. Amar Yumnam, maintains
a weekly column ”Citizen’s
Concerns” in the English Daily,
The Sangai Express;
He is President of the North
Eastern Economic Association;
Member of the Elsevier online
Community for Discussion and
Member, State Audit Advisory
Board, Manipur, 2009-2011. He
Chaired sessions and presented
papers in five national seminars
and one international conference.
ii.Dr Ksh.Jhaljit Singh, Associate
professor is on Sabbatical leave
till July 2010.
iii.Prof.Mohd.Islamuddin expired
on 25 May 2009.
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
2. No. of Students :
A. M.A. 1st Semester course in Education:
Category
Male
General
4
Physically Handicapped
Sports
Culture
Wards of University employee
S.T.
4
S.C.
O.B.C.
2
Total
10
B. M.A. 3rd Semester course in Education.
General
2
Physically Handicapped
Sports
Culture
1
S.T.
5
S.C.
O.B.C.
Others
Total
8
Female
7
1
9
3
10
30
Total
11
1
13
3
12
40
13
9
1
23
15
1
14
1
31
3. Faculty members of the Department :
Sl. Name and designation
1 Dr. L. Leiren Singh
2
3
4
Dr.Caroline gailiankim
Dr. Premlata Maisnam
Dr. K. Shitaljit Singh
Designation
Associate Professor and
Head
Asstt. Professor (SS)
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Subject of Specialization
Adult and Non-formal
Education
Educational Psychology
Population Education
Educational
Administration and
Supervision.
4. Seminar/Workshop/Refresher course/Conference organized:
The Department of Education,
period 15th July to 4th August, 2009
Manipur University, Canchipur had its
sponsored by UGC and organized by
5th Refresher course in Education on
UGC – Academic Staff College,
the thrust area “Education for
Manipur University, Canchipur with
Sustainable Development” for the
Dr. L. Leiren Singh as its Coordinator.
5.
Seminars Workshops/Seminar/Conferences attended by Faculty Members
I : Dr. L. Leiren Singh
Name of the seminar
Orgd. By
Date
Place
Topic of the paper
(a) One-day Seminar on EMMRC, MU
Aug.
M.U.
Education though
Education through
1,2009
Television Network
ICT in the N.E.
in the N.E.
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(b) 2-days’ workshop on
curriculum Review
and Peace Education.
SCERT in
collaboration
with NRCI,
Hyderabad.
N.U., Kohima.
(c) 2-day 18th Annual
Conference of
NEIFS, Shillong on
challenges of Hr.
Education in the NE
(d) One-day seminar on
RKSDCE in
Autonomy and
collaboration
accountability in Hr.
with ICSSR,
Education.
Shillong
(e) One-day State Level IGNOU
Seminar on ODL in
Regional
the changing socioDirectorate,
political scenario of
Imphal.
NE states.
6.
Lectures delivered as Resource persons:
Dr.L. Leiren Singh
Name of the course
Orgd. By
(a) 5-days’ Orientation
INSAF, MLCU
on Peace studies
& NMI
(b) UGC-Orientation
programme on HRD
& IT 18 Dec., 2009 –
14th Jan., 2010.
(c)
-do(d)
-do-
(e) 5-day orientation on
peace and Human
Rights 13-18
Jan.,2010.
(f) -do-
(g) -do(b) Dr.K.Shitaljit Singh
Name of the course
(i)National seminar on
Education today and
tomorrow,-move
towards bettering the
best.
UGC-ASE
-do-
Sept.
29-30,
2009
Imphal
DIET
Peace Education
Curriculum
8-9
Oct.
2009
Kohima
Higher Education
in the N.E.
Feb.27,
2010
Imphal
National Policies in
Higher Education.
Feb.,
27,
2010
Imphal
Current Debates on
ODL Vs
Conventional modes
of Education.
Date
20-24
Nov,
2009
Dec.18,
2009
Place
Topic
PCI,
Peace Education in
Shillong 21st Century.
M.U.
Dec.,24
, 2009
Jan. 2,
2010.
-do-
SCERT
Jan.13,
2010
Imphal
DIET
-do-
Jan. 14,
2010
-do-
-do-
Jan.16,
2010
-do-
-do-
Orgd.by
Harprasad Instt.
Of Behavioural
Studies, Agra
with Indian
Psychometric
and Educational
res. Assn. Patna.
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Date
29-30
Aug.,
2009.
-do-
Place
Hardeep
Enclave,
Sikandra,
Agra
282007
Higher Education
Scenario in the 21st
Century.
ICT in teacher
education.
NAAC assessment
of Institutions of
higher learning in
India.
Concept of Peace
Education, Aims and
Objectives of Peace
Education.
Need and
importance of peace
education for
teachers.
Human Rights
Education at
Elementary Stage.
Topic
Impact of
Principal’s
Intelligence on
School
Organisational
Climate.
(ii)Orientation
Academic Staff
programme on NE India: college,
Nation Building and
Manipur
Ethnicity.
University.
7. Publications of the Faculty member:
Dr. K. Shitaljit Singh
Sl.
(a)
Title of the article/Book
Impact of Leadership Behaviour on
Teachers’ Job Satisfaction and
Pupils’ Academic Achievement, Vol.
72, No. 1, January to April, 2009.
(b) Reflection of Competency Among
Teachers on Students Learning, Vol.
39(2), July, 2009.
(c)
Anxiety Level of the 60 + Aged
People Vol. 25 (1 & 2), Bi-annual,
2009.
(d) Moderators of Leadership Behaviour
Among Principals (Book), Published
in October 2009.
(e) Attitudes of Primary School Teachers
Towards Environmental Education,
Vol.46(3), July-Sept., 2009.
(f) Futures of Disabled Children (Book)
Published in Feb.,2010
5 Nov.
–5
Dec.,
2009.
Manipur
University
Canchipur
Publisher with ISSN/ISBN
Indian Psychological Review, Agra
Psychological Research Cell, Tiwari
Kothi, Belanganj, Agra – 282004,
ISSN – 0019 – 6215.
Psycho-Lingua, Psycho-Linguistic
Association of India (PLAI), Agra –
282002
ISSN – 0377-3132.
Praachi Journal of Psycho Cultural
Dimensions, Praachi Psycho Cultural
Research Association, Meerut – 250004
ISSN – 0971-7064.
Rakhi Prakashan, Sanjay Place, Agra –
282002
ISBN-978-81-88890-89-7
Journal of Educational Research and
Extension, Coimbator – 641020
ISSN-0973-6190.
Rakhi Prakashan, Sanjay Place, Agra
-282002, ISBN-978-93-80375-02-1.
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
1. Name & designation of faculty members and subject specialisation:
Name of the faculty
Designation
Specialization
Dr. M. Jitendra Singh
Professor
Ancient Indian History
Dr. N. Joykumar Singh
Professor
Modern Indian/Regional History
Dr. Salam Irene
Associate Professor Medieval Indian History
Dr. L. Kunjeswori Devi
Associate Professor Archaeology
Shri K.K. Das
Assistant Professor
Shri Jacob Luiram
Assistant Professor
Medieval Indian History
Shri H. Sudhirkumar
Assistant Professor
Modern Indian History
Singh
8
Dr. Chungmeijai
Assistant Professor
Mathew MK
9
Dr. Lal Dena
Guest Faculty
10
Dr. G.P. Singh
Guest Faculty
11
Dr. O. Ranjit Singh
Guest Lecturer
12
Dr. L. Bedavati Devi
Guest Lecturer
Sl
1
2.
3
4
5
6
7
conferences, workshops, etc.
sponsored/organized by the
department (with dates and venues)
and also Refresher Courses:
42
(a) Dr. Salam Irene: Advent of Islam
and Islamic Institutions in
Manipur, Dibrugarh University,
MAKHAIS, National Seminar –
Lucknow University – History
& Historiography of Manipur,
2009.
conferences, workshops, etc.
during the above period. Also
specify names of papers
presented/read along with dates and
venues:
I. Prof. M. Jitendra Singh
i) Attended the International Tai
Conference held in January
2009, at Golaghat.
ii) Contributed a paper on Some
Aspects of Local Variety of
Slavery in Pre-Colonial Meitei
State to the book, Economic
History of Early Manipur, to be
published by the Institute of
North East India, Kolkata 2010
II. Prof. N. Joykumar Singh
i) Presided over the inaugural
session of the 30th Annual
Seminar of North East Indian
History Association held at
Naogoan, November 2009.
ii) Also contributed a paper on
Sources of the Economic
History of Early Manipur to the
book, “Economic History of
Early Manipur” to be published
by the Institute of North East
India, Kolkata 2009.
III. Prof. Lal Dena
i) “Waiting
for
Justice:
Discrimination of Tribal
People in respect of land,
self-government and reservation” at the seminar on
Atrocities Tribal and Minority
People organized by the
Tribal Research Institute,
Govt. of Manipur, at Churachanpur, June 2009.
ii) “Impact on Christianity on
the Changing Hmar Society”
at the seminar on the
Changing Hmar
Society
through the Ages by the Hmar
community, Delhi on 9 May,
2009.
iii) ‘Nationality Formation: The
Case of Kukis” on the
National Seminar on the Kuki
Society, past, present and
future by the Kuki Research
Forum, Churachandpur, on
27th February 2010.
IV. Dr. Salam Irene
a) Impact of modernization of
the Tribals of Manipur,
MAKHAIS, Imphal
b) The Jagirdarj System under
Aurangzeb
(MAKHAIS
SEMINAR) 2009.
V. Shri K.K. Das
i) Accepted for publication a
paper entitled “The others in
Manipurs historical Past” in
the commemorative volume
on History of Manipur ed. by
Dr. D. Sharma. January 2010
to be published, shortly.
ii) Delivered lecture on ‘the
aspects of diplomacy in
Kautalya’s Arthashastra in
the
Orientation
course
organized by the MIMS, MU
in January 2010.
iii) Delivered lecture on ‘the
climatic changes and their
impact on the civilizations of
the past’ in the Refresher
Course organized by the
Dept. of Life Science in Sept.
– Oct. 2009.
iv) Participated in the National
Conference on ‘the Kuki’s:
Past and Present’, held at
Churachandpur, Feb. 19 -20
VI. Dr. L. Kunjeswori Devi
i) Presented at the National
Seminar organized by Itihasa
Sankalan,
Gorakpur
in
November.
Title
“Syncretization of Meitei and
Hindu Sculpture in Manipur’.
ii) Presented a paper entitled “A
Unique collection on Ching
Tam Yokhat Museum and
Research
Centre,
Tera
Imphal, 2009 in the Journal.
iii) Presented a paper on “Proto
History of Manipur (A Study
43
ii)
on Ceramic Typo technology)
in
the
Joint
Annual
Conference
of
Indian
Archaeological
Society;
Indian History and Cultural
Society and Indian Society
for
Prehistoric
and
Quaternary Studies, Seminar
on
Indian
Archaeology,
Recent Advances and New
Trend, Allahabad 14th to 17th
Nov. 2009.
iv) Attended the 5th Surin
International Folk Festival at
Surindra Rajbhat University
Suring Province, Thailand
(14th January to 22nd January
2010) and presented a paper
on History of Traditional
Textile Industry in Manipur”.
She was a member in the
Panel Discussion on “Local
Trade and she also chaired an
academic session of the said
International Seminar.
v) Presented
a
paper
on
“Treatment and consolidation
of Antiquities in the field and
Method of Scientific Dating
after lifting from the field”, in
the National Seminar held in
Manipur University Museum,
Canchipur on 17th – 19th
March 2010.
vi) Presented
a
paper
on
Ethnoheritage and Tourism
development of North East
India in the preview of Look
East Policy, in National
Seminar on the Look East
Policy and North East India:
Achievements
and
th
th
Constraints 26 – 27 March
2010.
iii) Also contributed a paper on
“Archaeology of Early State
in Manipur” to be published
by the Institute of North East
India, Kolkata 2010.
VII. Shri H. Sudhirkumar
i) H.
Sudhirkumar
(ed.),
Urbanization in North East
India, Akansha publishing
House, New Delhi, 2009.
“India-China Relations in the
21st Century: A North East
India Perspective”, in Dr.
Sudhir Singh (ed.), Sino –
Indian Relations in 21st
Century: Challenges and
Opportunities,
Pentagon
Press, New Delhi, 2010
(forthcoming).
iii)
“Conflict, Vulnerabilities,
Human rights, Peace Building
and Policy Agenda in the
Contemporary North East, in
Dr. Anisur Rehman (ed.),
Human Rights and Social
Securities:
Perspectives,
Issues
and
Challenges,
Manak Publication, New
Delhi, 2010 (forthcoming).
iv) “Touching
Upon
the
Neglected: Women in Precolonial Manipur”, in J.B
Bhatacharjee (ed.), State and
Economy in Pre-Colonial
Manipur, Akansha, New
Delhi 2010 (forthcoming).
v) “Culture to Sub Culture”,
paper presented in Seminar on
Minority
Culture,
CSSS,
Kolkata, 25 – 26 June 2009.
Chungmeijai Mathew MK, Asst.
Professor
i) Attended North East Indian
History Association XXX Session
2009, Nagaon. Presented paper
entitled Dominions in Different
Historical Period of Manipur
(33AD to 18th Century AD) and
accepted for publication.
ii) He also attended International
Conference on the Tai, held in
Jan. 2009 at Golaghat.
Paper presented: a) British
revenue policy in the Naga Hills
(1781-1947).
VIII. Dr. Oinam Ranjit Singh,
Guest Lecturer
i) Attended Joint Annual
Conference
of
Indian
Archaeological
Society,
Indian History and Culture
Society and Indian Society
for
prehistoric
and
Quaternary
Studies,
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Seminar on Indian Archeology: Recent Advances and
New Trends, Allahabad,
November 2009. Presented
paper entitled Historical
Geography of Seven Principalities in Manipur.
ii) Attended North East Indian
History Association XXX
Session 2009, Nagaon,
presented paper entitled
Dominions in different
Historical
Period
in
Manipur (33AD to 18th
Century AD).
iii) He also attended International Conference on the
Tai, held in Jan. 2009 at
Golaghat.
4. Numbers of papers/books
published by the faculty
members:
1) Prof. M. Jitendra Singh: 23
papers
2) Prof. N. Joykumar Singh: 5
books
3) H. Sudhir Kumar: 11 paper/ 3
books
4) Dr. C. Mathew: 1 paper.
MASS COMMUNICATION
HISTORY:
The Department was established in
2005 as Department of Journalism and
Mass Communication, offering a 1year Post-Graduate Diploma in
Journalism and Mass Communication.
During the academic year 2008, it was
upgraded to a post-graduate course
and renamed as Department of Mass
Communication. Besides the postgraduate programme, it also offered a
1-year Special MA in Mass
Communication during the academic
session 2008-09.
2. List of the FACULTY members:
Sl Name of the faculty
Designation
1 Sonia Wahengbam
Assistant Professor,
Head-in-charge
2 Natasha Elangbam
Assistant Professor
3 Dr Ganesh Sethi
Assistant Professor
4 Meenakumari Angom Guest faculty
5 R K Lilapati Devi
Guest faculty
3. PUBLICATION:
Dr Ganesh Sethi co-authored the topic
“Development-vs-Displacement
of
People in India, Problems and
Prospects” in the book “Industrial
Development—Development
of
Tribes in Orissa”. It is published by
Abhijit Publications, New Delhi, 2009
and the editor is RC Pandit.
University in Vishakapatnam
from December 1-21, 2009.
2. Natasha Elangbam attended the
UGC-sponsored 5th orientation
programme on “North East India:
Nation-building and Ethnicity”
from November 5-December 5,
2009. The course was organized
by the Academic Staff College,
Manipur University.
3. Sonia Wahengbam attended the 6th
UGC-sponsored
orientation
programme “Human Resource
Development and Information
Technology” from December 18,
2009 to January 14, 2010. The
4. REFRESHER & ORIENTATION
COURSES:
1. Dr Ganesh Sethi attended a
refresher course in Journalism and
Mass Communication at Andhra
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course was organized by the
Academic Staff College, Manipur
University.
Dr Meenakumari Angom was
awarded Doctor of Philosophy in
Mass Communication by Assam
University, Silchar in February 2010.
Sonia Wahengbam was in charge of
the documentation and publicity team
for the East Zone Inter-University
Festival held in December 2010 at
Manupir University campus.
5. MISCELLANEOUS:
Natasha Elangbam has been awarded
the best Narrator Award for the film
“Sanakeithel” at the 56th National Film
Awards, 2008 held in New Delhi on
March 18, 2010.
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
1.
2.
Year of Establishment: 2nd April 1986
List of Faculty members with designation and speciakization:
Sl. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization
member
1. Dr.Th. Madhuri Devi Reader &
Knowledge Organization (Classification),
Head
Information Repackaging System
Indexing System
2. Dr.Th. Purnima Devi Reader
Knowledge Organization (Cataloguing),
Information Analysis, Repackaging &
Consolidation
3. Dr.Ch. Ibohal Singh
Lecturer
Library & Society, Information Sources &
Services, Research Methodology Elective
Information Systems
4. Bobby Phuritsabam
Lecturer
IT Basic, Cataloguing, IT Applications
(Theory), Fundamentals of Information
Science
5. Dr.K. Sangeeta Devi
Guest
Library and Society, Library
Lecturer
Management, IT (Practice)
6. Kh. Surachand Singh Guest
Library and Society, Library
Lecturer
Management, IT (Practice), Fundamentals
of Information Science.
4. Activities of the Department
A: Workshop
National
Workshop
on
“Information Literacy in Digital
Era” organized by the Department
on 8-9 April 2009 at the
University.
B: Refresher Course
UGC Sponsored Refresher Course
in Library and Information
Science on “Managing Library
and Information Centers in
Knowledge Society” during 20-709 to 9-8-09 at UGC-ASC,
Manipur University.
C: Library Day Celebration
The Department jointly with the
Manipur Library Association
(MALA) organized Library Day
Celebration on the 12th August
2009 at the Department premises.
D: National
Library
Week
Celebration
The Department in collaboration
with the MALA organized
National
Library
Week
Celebration
(NLWC – 2009) under the theme
“Library Service for Peace and
Understanding” during 14-20
November, 2009 during which
Recitation, Story Telling, Debate
& Slogan Competitions alongwith
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library awareness programmes
were conducted at five districts of
Manipur – Imphal East, Imphal
West, Bishnupur, Churachandpur
and Senapati.
h) Dr. V. T. Khera, Head, DLISc and
Dean of Students Welfare,
Bundelkhand University and gave
a talk on 5th December 2009.
i)
Dr. R.N. Mishra, Assistant
Professor
DLISc
Mizoram
University on 26th March 2010
and delivered a talk.
6. Ongoing Projects in the Department
1. Personal Collections in Manipur:
Indexing and Documentation for
Easy Access -UGC.
2. Documentation of Cultural
Heritage of Manipur: A Study of
Umang Lai (Sacred Groove)
7. Activities of the Faculty Members:
Dr.Th.Madhuri Devi
A:
E: Symposium
One-Day Symposium on “Library
Service
for
Peace
and
Understanding” was conducted at
the Department on the concluding
day of the National Library Week
Celebration on 20th November
2009.
F: Departmental
Study
Tour
Programme
The Departmental Study Tour
Programme for the year 2009-10
was at Kolkota during February
26th February to 9 March 2010.
5. Visitors
a)
Prof.
C.R.
Karisiddappa,
UGC-Emeritus
Fellow Karnataka University,
visited in connection with
National Workshop on Digital
Era.on 8-9 April 2009
b)
Shri G. Kumarappa,
Assistant Library and Information
Officer, National Library, Kolkota
visited in connection with
National Workshop on Digital
Era. During 8-9 April 2009.
c)
Dr.
H.K.
Kaul,
Director, DELNET, New Delhi
visited
Department
during
Refresher Course 20-22 July 2009
d)
Dr. Sangeeta Kaul,
Network
Manager
visited
Department during Refresher
Course 20-22 July 2009.
e)
Prof. S.C. Biswas,
Burdwan University visited the
Department during the Refresher
Course 29-31 July 2009.
f)
Prof. S.B. Ghosh,
NISCAIR, New Delhi visited the
Department during the Refresher
Course 23-25 July 2009
g) Dr. Mosses Mao Naga, Reader
and Head, Department of Library
and Information Science.
NEHU, Shillong to conduct VivaVoce of the MLISc-4th Semester
Students during 24-27 July 2009.
Seminars/Conferences/Workshops
attended
1. Attended
the
National
Workshop on “Information
Literacy in Digital Era”
organized by the Department
of Library and Information
Science, Manipur University
during 8-9 April 2009.
2. Attended Two-day Seminar
on Movement, Development
and Services of Public
Libraries
in
Manipur
Organized by MALA, 14-15
Nov.2009.
3. Attended
the
National
Seminar on “Promotion of
Public
Library
Service
through Legislation in North
East India” organized MALA,
27-28 March 2010.
B: As Organiser for
Seminar/Workshop/etc
1. Director
of
the
National
Workshop
on
“Information
Literacy in Digital Era” organized
by the Department of Library and
Information Science, Manipur
University during 8-9 April, 2009.
2. Co-ordinator of the UGC
Sponsored Refresher Course in
Library and Information Science
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3.
C:
D:
E:
on “Managing Library and
Information
Centers
in
Knowledge Society” during 20-709 to 9-8-09 at UGC-ASC,
Manipur University.
Chairperson of the One Day
Symposium on Library Service
for Peace and Understanding held
on 20th November 2009.
Paper Publications
1.
Iboha
l Singh, Ithoi Devi, A and
Madhuri Devi, Th. Promoting
Intellectual Heritage through
personal collections: A Study
IASLIC Bulletin 54,4; Dec
2009 P 250-254.
2. Vaiphei, H and Madhuri Devi,
Th.,
Development
of
Theological College Libraries
and Application of ICT of
Manipur. In Baruah, SR and
Gohain,
H.K.
(Eds)
Mangement of Librarian
in Digital Environment Assam
Agricultural University, Jorhat
2009. P 71-77.
Book Publication
Madhuri Devi, Th. And Ibohal
Singh, Ch. Preservation and
Conservation
of
InformationResources
in
Knowledge
Society:
Issues,
Challenges and Trends Thoubal,
Siroi Publication 2009.
As Resource Person
1) Delivered
talk
during
“Training Programme on
Library
Management”
organized by Tubileima Rural
Public Library and Resource
Centre, Taobungkhok, Imphal
from the 5th April to 14th
September 2009.
2) Delivered talk in the Two
Days Library Awareness
State central Library Imphal
under the sponsorship of
RRRLF, Kolkata held during
14-15 September 2009 at
Thoubal.
3) Delivered a talk on Library
Movement in the One Day
Lecture Series on Library
Movement organized by the
State Central Library, Imphal
on Feb.24,2010.
Dr. Ch. Ibohal Singh
A: Participation
in
Training
/Orientation Courses/ Workshops/
Seminars/ Conferences
1) Attended Training Programme
on “Installation and Operation
of SOUL 2.0” held at
INFLIBNET Centre,
Ahmadabad during 6-10 July
2009.
2) Attended UGC Sponsored 6days Short Term Course for
Research Guide organized by
UGC-ASC,
Manipur
University,
Canchipur, 13-18July, 2009.
3) Attended the 127th Orientation
Course for NSS Programme
Officers held at Training
Orientation and Research
Centre (TORC), Ramakrishna
Mission Lokasiksha Parishad,
Narendrapur,
Kolkata
conducted during August1827, 2009.
4)
Attended
the
National
during 8-9 April, 2009.
5) Attended a Two Day National
Seminar on Challenges of
Publishing in the Northeast
jointly
organized
by
Federation
of
Indian
Publishers, New Delhi and
Writers’ Forum, Imphal on 67 May 2009 held at State
Guest House, Imphal.
6) Participated in the “One Day
Workshop
on
Patent
Awareness and IPR Issues”
Organized
by
Patent
Information Centre, Manipur
Science
&
Technology
Council
and
patent
Facilitating Centre, TIFAC,
DST, Govt. of India held at
Imphal on Feb.8. 2010.
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7) Participated in the “National
Seminar Cum Workshop on
Preservation of
Museum
Objects
and
Heritage
Management” Organized by
Manipur University, Museum
and
National
Museum
Institute, History of Art,
Conservation and Mycology
Ministry of Culture, Govt. of
India held at Manipur
University during March 1720,2010.
8) Participated as member of the
Organizing Committee in the
One
Day
Orientation
Programme on “National
Service Scheme in Manipur”
organized by NSS Cell,
Manipur University on 3rd
February 2010.
9) Participated in the Seminar
Manipur Assembly Election
1948 organized by Manipur
State Archives, Directorate of
Arts & Culture, Govt. of
Manipur during 29-30 Dec.
2009 at Imphal
B: As Organizer for Seminar/
Workshop/etc.
1) Convener of the National
during 8-9 April 2009.
2) Organising Secretary of the
Two Days Seminar on
Movement, Development and
Services of Public Libraries in
Manipur
organized
by
(MALA),
Imphal
in
collaboration with Department
of Art & Culture, Government
of Manipur, RRRLF, Kolkata,
Ministry
of
Culture,
Government of India and
Department of Library and
University, Canchipur being
held at State Central Library
Imphal on 14th and 15th
November, 2009.
3) Convener of the Two Days
Library
Awareness
Programme
on
“Library
Services for the Rural
Masses”
organized
by
(MALA), Imphal under the
Sponsorship
of
Raja
Rammohun
Roy Library
Foundation
(RRRLF),
Kolkata, Ministry of Culture,
Government of India held at
Tamenglong
on
11-12
September 2009 and at
Bishnupur
on
12-13
September 2009.
4) Organising Secretary of the
State Level Written Open
Essay Competition-2009 on
Reading Habit and Its Impact
on
Manipuri
Society
organized by Manipur Library
Association (MALA), Imphal,
20th November 2009.
5) Organizing Secretary of the
National
Library
Week
Celebration (NLWC- 2009)
14-20 November 2009.
6) Convener of the First Prof.
P.N. Kaula Memorial Lecture
organized by the Manipur
Library Association on 13th
March 2010 at Imphal.
7) Orgnaizing Secretary of the
National
Seminar
on
“Promotion of Public Library
& Service through Legislation
in North-East India 27-28
March 2010.
C: Book Publication
a) Madhuri Devi, Th. and
Ibohal
Singh,
Ch.(Eds)
Preservation and Conservation
of Information Resources in
Knowledge Society: Issues,
Challenges
and
Trends
Thoubal, Siroi Publications
2009.
b) Ibohal Singh, Ch.)Comp)
Manipur Public Libraries Act:
Rules
and
Amendments
MALA, Imphal 2010.
D: Paper Publication
1. Ibohal Singh, Ch. And
Pramodini Devi, K. Towards
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Resource Sharing Among the
Academic
Libraries
in
Manipur: A Case Study. In
Baruah, S.R. and Gohain,
H.K.(Eds) Management of
Lbraries in Digital Environment. Assam Agricultural
University, Jorhat 2009. p 6270.
2. Ibohal Singh, Ch. Ithoi,
Devi, A and Madhuri Devi,
Th. Promoting Intellectual
Heritage Though Personal
Collections: A Study. IASUC
Bulletin. 54, 4; Dec 2009. p
250-254
3. Ibohal
Singh,
Ch.
Towards
Compiling
Bibliography of Books in
Manipuri
Language.
th
SOURVINIR, 18
Imphal
Book Fair – 2009 (Dec.28,
2009 – Jan.6, 2010) p. 11-17
4. Ibohal Singh, Ch. Cement
Trends in Librarianship in the
ICT-Driven
Knowledge
Society. In Khomdon Singh,
Th. and Ramachandra, R
(Eds).
Application
of
Computers
in
Libraries.
National Library Kolkata and
Manipur University, Imphal
2010. p 30-44
E: As Resource Person
1) Delivered talk on Library
Organisation, Users Needs,
and ICT Applications in
Libraries
on
“Training
Programme
on
Library
Management” organized by
Tubileima
Rural
Public
Library and Resource Centre,
Taobungkhok, Imphal from
the 5th September to 14th April
2009.
2) Delivered lectures as Resource
Person in the Refresher
Course in Library and
Information
Science
on
“Managing Libraries and
Information
Centers
in
Knowledge Society” Issues,
Challenges
and
Trends”
conducted at UGC-ASC,
Manipur
University,
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
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Canchipur, Imphal during 20
July to 09 August, 2009.
Delivered a talk on “Basics of
Club Library Organization” at
the
One
Day
Library
Awareness Programme on
“Organization
and
Management
of
Club
Libraries”
organized
by
Waikhom Leikai Atheltics
Club Imphal under the
initiative of MALA on
25/12/2009.
Delivered talk on Need for
Developing Rural Libraries in
Manipur:
Initiatives
of
(MALA) in the Two Day
Library
Awareness
State Central Library Imphal
under the sponsorship of
RRRLF, Kolkata held during
14-15 September, 2009 at
Thoubal.
Delivered a talk on “Community Information Service” in
the One Day Library Awareness Programme on the Role
of Club Libraries in Manipur
organized by Yoibu Yohen
Lup, Thongju, Imphal under
the Initiative of MALA on 14th
February 2010.
Attended as a resource person
and delivered a talk on “Need
for Promotion of Bank
Service in Manipur” in the
National Seminar on Book
Promotion
organized
by
Organization
for
Social
Development, Imphal and
NBT, New Delhi held at
Lairenkabi, Imphal West on
28-29 December, 2009.
Attended as a resource person
delivered a talk on Preservation of Manuscripts and
other
Rare
Documents
through Digitization in the 5Day National Workshop on
“Problems in Conservation of
Different Manuscripts in
Manipur Suggestions and
Remedies” jointly organized
by the National Mission for
Manuscripts, Ministry of
Culture, Govt. of India and
Manipur
State
Archives
Manuscripts
Conservation
Centre, Manipur during 16-20,
February 2010.
8) Attended as a Resource
Person and delivered a talk on
“Current Trends in Librarianship in the ICT-driven
Knowledge Society” in the 3Day Workshop on “Application of Computers in
Liveries”
sponsored
by
National Library, Kolkata and
organized
by
Manipur
University Library during 2426 March 2010.
(i)
Attended
as
a
Resource Person and
Delivered a talk on
“Community Information
Service in ICT- Driven
knowledge
Society:
Towards
Empowering
Women for the cause of
Peace and Development”
in the Seminar on Women
in Peace Volunteering
organized by Kasturba
Gandhi Kendra Imphal
and Gandhi Darshan
Samiti, New Delhi on 2930 March 2010.
(ii)
As a Resource
Person Delivered a talk on
“Library Movement in
India with reference to
Manipur on February 14,
2010 as a part of the
Golden Jubilee celebration of the State Central
Library, Imphal.
F: Appointments/ Assignments/
Selections/Nominations
Dr. Ch. Ibohal Singh, Lecturer
1) Elected as the General
Secretary of Manipur Library
Association (MALA), Imphal
for the term 2009-2011.
2) Nominated as a Course
Writer for CLIS Course by
the IGNOU, New Delhi in
October 2009.
3) Convener of the Curriculum
Design Committee of the
Refresher Course in Library
and Information Science on
“Managing Libraries and
Information
Centres
in
Knowledge Society” conducted at UGC-ASC, Manipur
University, Canchipur, Imphal
during 20 July to 09 August
2009.
4) Convener of the Departmental Admission Committee
for
MLISc
and
Ph.D.
Programme.
5) Nominated as a Jury Member
of the Inter-School Story
Telling
Competition
organized by Kasturba Gandhi
Kendra, Imphal on the World
Food Day, the 16th October
2009.
Bobby Phuritsabam
A: Refresher & Orientation Course
Participated
a) Participated Refresher Course
at
UGC-Academic
Staff
20-7-09 to 9-8-09.
B: Conference & Seminar
Attended
a) Participated & presented the
Asia-Pacific Conference on
Library
& Information
Education and Practice at
Tsukuba, Japan from 6th – 8th
March 2009
b) Participated the National
Seminar on Digitization and
Networking of Library &
Information Centers in North
East India at Gauhati
University from 9th – 20th Jan.
2009.
C: Article Published in
Journals/Festschrift Volume
a.
“Library
Education in North East India,
particularly in Manipur: New
Challenges, New Dimension”
in
Professor
C.R.
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Karisiddappa
Festschrift
Volume pp 77-85.
D: Article Published in National &
International
Conference
Volume.
a) “Networking North East
India:
Challenges
in
Education
and
Resource
Sharing” National Seminar on
Digitization & Networking &
Information Centers in North
East India. Gauhati 9th – 10
Jan 2009 Gauhati University.
b)
“Trends in Library
Science Education in South
Asia: Issues & Challenge” at
Asia-Pacific Conference on
Library
&
Information
Education
and
Practice.
TSUKUBA, JAPAN, 6th – 8th
March
2009,
Tsukuba
University.
Kh. Surachand Singh
A: Seminar/Conference/Workshop
Attended
a)
Attended and
Presented paper in the National
Seminar on Preser-vation &
Conservation of Infor-mation
Resources in Knowledge Society:
Issues Challenges and Trends,
Manipur University from 3-4
-2009.
b) Attended the National Workshop
on “Information Literacy in
Digital Era” organized by the
University during 8-9 April 2009.
B: Organization of seminar/
Conference. Workshop
a) Member National Seminar on
Preservation & Conservation of
Information
Resources
in
Knowledge
Society:
Issues
b)
Dr. K.
A:
B:
Challenges and Trends, Manipur
University from 3-4 2009.
Member National Workshop on
“Information Literacy in Digital
Era” organized by the Department
during 8-9 April 2009
Sangeeta Devi
Seminar/Conference/Workshop
a)
Attended
and
presented Paper in The
National
Seminar
on
Preservation & Conservation
Knowledge Society: Issues
Challenges
and
Trends,
-2009.
b)
Attended
the
National
Workshop
on
“Information
Literacy in
University during 8-9 April,
2009.
Organization of Seminar/
Conference/Workshop
1.
Member
National
Seminar
on
Preservation & Conservation
Knowledge Society: Issues
Challenges
and
Trends,
2009.
2.
Member
National
Workshop
on
“Information
Literacy in
University during 8-9 April,
2009
MANIPUR INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
1.
(i)
Name of the Institute: Manipur Institute of Management Studies
(ii) Year of Establishment: 26th Sept. 1992
(iii) Year of Functioning: 1st Sept., 1995
2.
Name, Designation of faculty members (including Guest Lecturers) and their subject
specialization. (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010)
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Sl.
1.
Name
Dr. Memcha L.
Designation
Reader
2.
Dr. Ch. Ibohal Meitei
Reader
3.
Dr. Jibon Kumar
Sharma
Dr. W. Chandbabu
Singh
Dr. L. Prabhakar
Reader
4.
5.
6.
Mr. Thangzamang
Lhouvum
Shri Ksh. Kunjabi
7.
8.
Shri S. Keshorjit
Singh
Dr. S. Somokanta
Singh
9.
3.
Reader
Lecturer
Specialisation
Finance, Accounting & Entrepreneurial
Development
Marketing, Strategic Management and
Organisational Behaviour
Marketing, Production & International
Business
Finance, Accounting & Business Policy
Computer Application & Management
Inf.Systems
HRM & Entrepreneurial Development
Lecturer
Visiting
Faculty
Guest
Faculty
Guest
Lecturer
Finance, Accounting & Business Law
HRM & Organisational Behaviour
Computer Application & Inf. Systems
Management
Seminars, symposia, conferences, workshops, etc sponsored/organized by the
department (with dates and venues) and also Refresher Courses (1 st April, 2009 – 31st
March, 2010):
Sl.
1.
Programme
Training
Programme
(2 sessions)
2.
Workshop
Topic
Management Skill
Development
Programme for
Medical & NonMedical Officers
under National
Rural Health
Mission (NHRM)
“Personality
Development for
Employability”
Organized by
MIMS and
sponsored by
NRHM, Govt. of
Manipur
Date & Venue
8-10th July, 2009
& 11, 13 and 14th
July, 2009
MIMS in
collaboration with
IIPM, New Delhi
13 & 14th Nov.,
2009
4.
Seminars, symposia, conference, workshop, refresher courses etc., attended by the
faculty members during the above period. (1 st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010) Also
specify names of papers presented/read along with their dates and venues. See
Annexure-I
5.
Number of papers/books published by the faculty members (1 st April, 2009-31st
March, 2010): N/A
6.
Name and number of visitors and their lecturers in the department and their purpose
of visit in the department (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010)
Sl. Name of guest
Topic
Date
i) Sanjoy Mairembam, Coventry (UK)
Projects in UK
9/9/2009
ii
)
–
ii
i)
i
Linda Kshetrimayum, Asstt. Mgr,
Internal Audit, ICICI Bank Ltd.,
Santacruz (E), Mumbai -400098
Dr. G. Buhril, Mumbai
Prof. R.D. Sharma,
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Corporate World and
Career Options
19/10/2009
Employability Skills
Career Planning
(i) Consumer
9/11/2009
22/12/2009
University of Jammu
Behaviour
(ii) Indian Marketing
Trends
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7.
8.
Appointment/promotion/retirement /assignments /resignation etc. of the faculty
members of the department. (1st April, 2009 – 31st March, 2010): Nil
Sl.
Name
Designation
Specialisation
1.
Mr. Thangzamang Lhouvum
Lecturer
HRM
Date of
joining
4.5.2009
Study leave /other leaves for the faculty members (1 st April, 2009 – 31st March,
2010):
Nature of leave &
Sl.
Name of faculty
Purpose
No. of days
1.
Dr. Memcha L.,
Duty leave for 3 days from Guest Talk at the Department
Reader
6 to 8th May, 2010
Management Studies, Nagaland
University on Security
Analysis and Portfolio
Management
Commuted leave for 15
Medical Ground
days from 8-22 March,
2010
Casual leave for 1 day i.e., Attending the meeting of the
31st Oct., 2009
School Board in Management,
Nagaland University, Dimapur
Dr. Ch. Ibohal
Duty leave for 3 days from Plenary Speaker in the National
Meitei, Director
29th - 31st Oct., 2009
Conference on Strengthening
i/c
&
Reader
Development Processes in
2.
North East India: Identifying
Scope and Challenges in
Development and Governance
at SCOPE Convention Centre,
New Delhi
Duty leave for 8 days i.e.,
Attending the MTP Elective
from 7th to 14th December, Course on Strategic Change
2009
and Transformation at IIM,
Lucknow, UP
Duty leave for 7 days i.e., Participation and paper
17th March, 2010 – 23rd
presentation in the National
March, 2010
Seminar on “Creativity and
Innovations in Tourism
Entrepreneurship –
Contemporary Trends”
organized by Deptt. of Tourism
Studies, School of Mgt,
Pondicherry University
3.
Dr. L.
Earned leave for 7(seven)
Personal ground
Jibonkumar
days from 30th May to 5th
Sharma, Reader
June, 2009
4.
Dr. W.
Duty leave for 8 days from Participation and presentation
Chandbabu
13 – 20 April, 2009
of paper in the 10th
Singh, Reader
International Business
Research Conference in Dubai,
UAE
Earned leave for 11 days
Personal ground
th
from 14-24 Oct, 2009
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Duty leave for5 days from
14th May -18th May, 2010
5.
9.
10.
Dr. L. Prabhakar,
Lecturer
Duty leave for 8 days from
25th Oct, 2009 to 1st Nov.,
2009
Presenting paper on “Woman
Empowerment through Selfhelp Groups in Manipur: An
analytical
Study in
the
International Conference on
Sustainable
Strategies
on
Technology & Management for
Developing
Countries”
at
Singapore during 15-16 May,
2010
Visiting Fellow to the Deptt. of
School of Mgt. Studies,
Nagaland Univ.
Departmental library, if any: The Institute has a library of its own with more than
5000 books of various titles on management and its allied subjects. In addition, the
Institute subscribes 45 numbers of journals, magazines and newspapers.
Any other information etc.
a) Final Placement:- Almost of the MBA-2009 passed out students have got their
placement in the public sector and reputed corporate houses like NHPC Ltd.,
Power Grid Corporation Ltd., NEDFI, Bharti Airtel, HDFC, Tata Motors, ICICI
Prudential, NERAMAC, IBSD etc.
b) Co-curricular activities of the students: Sl
Activities
Organized by
Date
Venue
1.
Manfete- 2009 MBA students
23, 24, 26
Manipur
April, 2009
University
3.
Blood
Org. by MIMS and
11th Nov., 2009 MIMS, MU
Donation
sponsored by State Blood
Camp
Transfusion Council
Annexure-I
Seminars, symposia, conference, workshop, refresher courses etc., attended by the
faculty members during the above period. Also specify names of papers presented/read
along with their dates and venues.
Dr. Memcha L., Reader
Seminar/
Topic
Symposia/
Conference
/Workshops
Visiting
Security
Faculty
Analysis
and Portfolio
Management
Panel of
Experts
Organizing /
Sponsoring
Orgn./
Instt.
Nagaland
University
Date &
Venue
Remarks
6- 8th
May,
2010
Delivered Guest
Talk
School Board in
Management,
Nagaland
University,
Dimapur
31st Oct.,
2009
Attended School
Board of Mgt.,
Nagaland
University
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Dr. Ch. Ibohal Meitei, Reader
National
Strengthening
Conference
Development
Process in North
East India:
Identifying
Scope and
Challenges in
Development &
Governance
MTP Elective
Strategic
Course
Change and
Transformation
National
Creativity and
Seminar
Innovations in
Tourism
Entrepreneurshi
p–
Contemporary
Trends
Dr. W. Chandbabu Singh, Reader
Tenth
Business
International
Research
Conference
Dr. L. Prabhakar, Lecturer
Visiting
Information
Fellow
Technology
Management
North Eastern
Development
Forum (NEDF),
New Delhi and
NERDC,
IGNOU
29-31st Oct.,
2009
New Delhi
Plenary Speaker
IIM, Lucknow,
UP
7-14 Dec.,
2009
Attended
Deptt. Of
Tourism
Studies, School
of Mgt,
Pondicherry
University
19-20
March,
2010,
Pondicherry
Univ.
Participated and
Paper presented –
“Tourism Industry
in Manipur: A
Strategic
Management
Perspective”
14 – 20
April, 2009
at Dubai,
UAE
Participated &
paper presented
from 25th
Oct, 2009
to 1st
Nov.,
2009
Delivered Guest
Talk
Deptt. of
School of
Mgt. Studies,
Nagaland
University
CENTRE FOR MANIPUR STUDIES
1. Year of establishment – 1989
2. Name and designation of faculty
members (including part timers)
and their subject specialisations.
(i) Dr. N. Vijaylakshmi Brara, Reader
Subject specialisation – M.A.
(Sociology), Ph.D. (Sociology).
(ii) Dr. A. Koireng Singh, Lecturer
Subject specialisation – M.A.
(Sociology), Ph.D. (Political
Science).
workshops, refresher courses etc.
sponsored/ organized by the department (with date and venues)
A. Organised interactive talks on
(1) ‘Reaching out to one another’
by Mr. Niketu Iralu of
Initiatives of Change and
Trustee of Centre for Policy
Research, Delhi, Centre for
Dialogue and Research, New
Delhi on 11 June 2009 at the
Conference Hall of
Anthropology Department,
Manipur University;
(2) ‘Re-understanding Northeast
India: Problem of Discourse’
by Dr. Bhagat Oinam, Centre
for Philosophical Studies,
JNU, N.Delhi on 3 July 2009
at the Lecture Hall of
Economics
Department,
Manipur University;
(3) ‘Indo-Naga Conflict’ by Mr.
Kaka D. Iralu, Social Worker,
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Freelance Journalist and
Writer on 28 July 2009 at the
Conference Hall of Anthropology Department, Manipur
University;
(4) ‘Politics, Literature, Society:
Humanities as tools for Social
Research’ by Ms. Deepti
Priya Mehrotra, author of
‘Burning
Bright:
Irom
Sharmila and the struggle for
peace in Manipur’ Penguin
Books, 2009 on 5 November
2009 at the Conference Hall
of Anthropology Department,
Manipur University;
(5) ‘Disturbing
Issues
of
Northeast’ by Prof. J.J. Roy
Burman, Tata Institute of
Social Sciences, Mumbai on
11 November 2009 at the
Lecture Hall of Economics
Department, Manipur University; and
(6) ‘Knowing together in Compassion and Confrontation’ by
Dr. Ananta Kumar Giri,
Madras Institute of Development Studies on 14 January
2010 at the Conference Hall
of Anthropology Department,
Manipur University.
B. The Centre for Manipur Studies
and the Change and Peacebuilding
Action
jointly
organized a ‘3 Day Workshop
on Conflict Transformation’
during 7-9 January 2010 at the
Conference Hall of Anthropology Department, Manipur
University.
attended by the Faculty members
during the period. Also specify
names of papers presented/read
along with their dates and venue.
(a) Dr. N. Vijaylakshmi Brara, Reader
attended a ‘Research Workshop
on ICT for Rural Livelihood’ in
Colombo, Srilanka during 22-24
July 2009;
(b) Dr. Brara attended a ‘Consultative
Workshop on Women and
Borders’ organized by Calcutta
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
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Research Group in Bhubaneswar
during 30 July – 2 August, 2009;
Dr. Brara presented a paper
entitled ‘Violent manifestations
of the other’ on 17 November
2009 in the National Seminar on
the theme ‘Politics of Boundary
Maintenace:
Inclusion
and
Exclusion Dynamics in North
East India’ organized by ICSSRNERC and Institute of Advanced
Studies, Shimla in Shimla during
16-17 November, 2009;
entitled ‘Civil Society: A Cliche
or a Movement’ on 19 November
2009 in the National Seminar on
the theme ‘Voluntary Sector,
Civil
Society
and
Social
Transformation in India’ hosted
by Department of Sociology,
NEHU, Shillong during 18-19
November 2009;
entitled ‘Gender Issues in Forced
Migration’ on 13 February 2010
in a Two Day Workshop on ‘New
issues in Studies on Forced
Migration with special reference
to East and North East’ organized
by Institute of Advanced Studies,
Shimla and Calcutta Research
Group in Guwahati during 12-13
November 2009;
Dr. Brara delivered a lecture on
the
theme
‘Understanding
Gender’ on 10 February 2010 in a
‘Two-Day
Workshop
on
Research
Methodology’
organized by ICSSR-NERC and
Department of Political Science,
Manipur University;
Dr. Brara had been a discussant to
the paper entitled ‘Melting the
Barbed Wire: the Heat of Poverty,
Lebensraum and the Religious
Sedimentation engendering the
lives by the fence’ by Ms.
Anjuman Ara Begum in a
Workshop held at Kolkata on 6
March 2010. The workshop was
organized by Calcutta Research
Group
relating
to
ICSSR
supported research programme on
‘Globalisation,
Democracy,
Gender and Citizenship’ during 56 March 2010;
(h) Dr. A. Koireng Singh, Lecturer
participated in a seminar on the
theme ‘Women and Future of
Manipur’ held on 27 June 2009 at
the Department of Political
Science, Manipur University. It
was jointly organized by Social
Science Research Association,
Manipur;
Kasturba
Gandhi
Institute
for
Development,
Manipur and Gandhi Smriti and
Darshan Samiti, N. Delhi; and
(i) Dr. Singh participated in a ‘ThreeDay Workshop on Conflict
Transformation’ held during 7-9
January 2010 at the Conference
Hall
of
Anthropology
It was organized by the Centre for
Manipur
Studies,
Manipur
University in partnership with
Change
and
Peacebuilding
Action, Manipur.
5. Number of papers/books published
by Faculty members:
6. Name and Number of visitor and
their lectures in the Department and
their purpose of visit in the
Department:
(a) Mr. B.G. Verghese, noted
journalist and Author, India’s
Northeast Resurgent visited the
Centre for appreciating the
ground reality of the insurgency
problem
of
Manipur
and
interacted with journalists, faculty
members, research scholars and
the public on 28 January 2010 at
the Lecture Hall of Economics
(b) Mr. Sumit Chakravati, Editor, The
Mainstream visited the Centre to
appreciate the ground reality of
the insurgency Problem of
Manipur and interacted with
journalists, faculty members,
research scholars and the public
on 28 January 2010 at the Lecture
Hall of Economics Department,
Manipur University; and
(c) Ms. Mahasweta Devi inaugurated
Festival of Hope, Justice and Peace, 26 November 2009.
7. Appointment/promotion/retirement/
assignments etc of the faculty members of the Department:
(i) The Board of Studies, School of
Social Sciences under Resolution
No. 8 of its meeting held on 16-42009
recognised
Dr.
N.
Vijaylakshmi Brara, Reader as a
Research Guide of the University;
(ii) Dr. Brara was part of the
committee appointed by BSS,
School of Social Sciences to chart
out the Syllabus for the Diploma
Course on Women’s Studies
during Nov-Dec, 2009;
(iii) On the invitation of ICSSRNERC, Shillong Dr. Brara,
delivered two lectures on
‘Exclusion and Inclusion’ in the
School for Doctoral Scholars in
Political
Science
for
the
registered doctoral students of the
Northeast
Region
on
27
November 2009; and
(iv) Prof. Amar Yumnam, Director
a) Maintains a weekly column
”Citizen’s Concerns” in the
English Daily, The Sangai
Express;
b) President of the North Eastern
Economic Association; and
Member of the Elsevier online
Community for Discussion.
8. Number and names of research
projects
undertaken/undertaking
during the year 2009-10 along with
their sanctioned amounts and names
of the funding agencies.
1(one): Sanctioned amount Rs.
1,20,000. Funding Agency: UGC.
9. Study leave/other leaves for the
faculty members:
10. Departmental Library if any:
(i) The Centre has its own a mini
Library. During the period under
report the Centre procured
230(two hundred thirty) new
volumes of books and research
journals relating to contemporary research.
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CENTRE FOR MYANMAR STUDIES
INTRODUCTION
Centre for Myanmar Studies (CMS) was
established in Manipur University in the
year 2005, under the initiation of
University
Grants
Commission
programme for Areas Studies Centre in
Universities. The Centre has an Advisory
Committee with the nominees from the
UGC and the representative from the
Ministry of External Affairs, Government
of India .The Centre has also an Academic
Committee with the faculty members of
different
departments
of
Manipur
University.
The Centre is presently working with Prof.
Wangkhem Nabakumar of Anthropology
Department
as
Director,
Dr.
Nongthombam
Jiten
as
Research
Associate and two office staff.
Objectives
The objectives of the Centre are:
a) to engage in the study of sociocultural-economic and political
affairs of Myanmar and its
relations with India.
b) to carry on historical and
theoretical
studies
of
contemporary issues of Myanmar.
c) to enhance our understanding
about Myanmar and to provide the
Government with the valuable
inputs on policy matters.
d) to study the dynamics of sociocultural
and
political
transformation of Indian Diaspora
in Myanmar
e) to facilitate academic/ cultural
programmes
between
the
Universities of the two Countries
f) to study on the cultural and
linguistic affinities of the ethnoses
of Myanmar and Manipur in
particular and the North East India
in general.
Project Works Completed
The Centre has so far completed 9
(nine) research works, namely
a) Amazing Land: The Union of
Myanmar
b) A Bibliographical Introduction to
the Union of Myanmar
c) A Study of Manipuri Dialect
Speaking in Myanmar
d) The Intha Fishing Community in
the Inle Lake of Myanmar
e) Shifting Cultivation in Myanmar
f) Poppy Plantation in Myanmar
g) Burmese Minds: A Preliminary
Study on Burmese Literature
h) Migration of Trans-Border Tribes
from Myanmar to Manipur and
Vice Versa
i) Pilot Project Report On Rediscovering
the
Meitei
in
Myanmar (Through Literary an
Ethnographic Sources) (2009)
Activities
Dr. Nongthombam Jiten presented
paper at the National Seminar on
Translation in North Eastern
Languages organized by National
Translation Mission, Central Institute
of Indian Languages, Mysore at
Dibrugarh University, Assam, Dec.
24-25, 2009. He also published a
paper in the book Chin: History,
Culture and Identity published by
Dominant Publishers and Distributors,
New Delhi, 2009 with the financial
assistance from EURO BURMA.
On Going Project
a) Social, Cultural and Economic
Relations Among the TransBorder Ethnic Group of Myanmar
and Manipur, India
b) Indian Diaspora in Myanmar
(Meitei Experience).
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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
List of the faculty members with specializations:
Sl. Name of the Faculty Members
Specialization
(i)
Ksh. Bimola Devi,
Indian Political System, Study on North
M.Phil, Ph.D., Professor.
East India, Gandhian Thought.
(iii) S. Rajendra Singh, M.Phil, Ph.D., International Relations, Socialist
Professor.
Thought.
(iv) G.I. Sharma, Ph.D.,
Public Administration, Indian Political
Guest Faculty
Economy.
(v) S.M.A.W. Chishti, Ph.D.,
Political System and Analysis Public
Associate Professor.
Administration.
(vi) K. Ibo Singh, M.Phil, Ph.D.,
Political Thought, South East Asia.
Associate Professor.
(vii S. Mangi Singh, Ph.D.,
Indian Political System, Social and
)
Assoc. Professor.
Political Thought of Modern India.
(vii L. Rajen Singh, M.Phil, Ph.D.,
Political Thought, South East Asia.
i)
Asst. Prof.(Sr.Scale)
(ix) L. Dhanabir, Ph.D.
Political Thought (Western and Indian)
(Guest Lecturer)
Activities of the Department of
Political Science
1 The Department jointly organized a
Workshop on Research Methodology
in Social Sciences held at Academic
from 24 to 25 March 2010 with the
ICSSR, NERC, Shillong
2
Prof. K. Ibo Singh becomes Coordinator, Centre for Human Rights &
Duties Education w.e.f., 13 April for a
period of 3 years.
Academic activities:
Prof. K. Ibo Singh
Gave the following lectures during
UGC Refresher Course in Political
Science at Mizoram University
1. India’s Myanmar Policy in the
twenty-first Century
2. India’s Look East Policy: Security
Dimension
3. Ethnicity and Insurgency in
Myanmar
4. Myanmar’s Constitution of 2008
5. Understanding Nuclear Issues
Yadav (Ed), Electoral Politics In
Indian States (Oxford University
Press, 2009).
2.
“Manipur: Congress
Triumphant”, in Economic &
Political Weekly, September 26October, 2009, Vol. XLIV N0. 39.
3.
“Understanding
Conflict: An Insight into the
Factors Responsible for the KukiNaga Clashes in Manipur during
the 1990s” in The Indian Journal
of Political Science, Vol. LXX,
No. 2, Apr-Jun., 2009.
Seminars/conferences,
etc.
attended:
1. Presented a paper entitled
“An Appraisal of Electoral
System in Manipur” in the
State
Conference
on
Campaign
for
Electoral
Reforms in India (CERI) held
on 25-26 May 2009 at Imphal
Hotel, sponsored by the CERI,
REDS Road, Shanthinagar,
Tumkur, 572102, Karnataka,
India.
2. Coordinated the National
Election Survey 2009 AprilMay Post Poll Survey
sponsored by the CSDS, New
Delhi.
Scholars awarded PhD:
1. P. D. Jose
Dr. S. Mangi Singh
Papers published:
1.
“Manipur: Insurgents
and Electoral Politics”, in Sandeep
Shastri, K.C. Suri & Yogendra
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3. Attended
two
days
“Trainers’
Training
Program”
in
Gauhati
sponsored by the CSDS, New
Delhi from 1-2 April 2009.
4. Delivered three lectures in
the
UGC-Orientation
Program on North East India:
Nation Building and Ethnicity
from 5-25 November 2009.
The topics were 1) Ethnicity
and Electoral Politics in
Manipur,
2)
Ethnicity,
Demand
for
Contiguous
Homelands
and
Marginalization
of
Mainstream Politics and 3)
Naga Kuki Clashes in
Manipur.
Number of research scholars who
completed their Ph. D. during the
period from April 2009 to March
2010.
1. Khogen got his Ph. D. in April 09
on the topic “District Rural
Development Agency and Rural
Development in Manipur: A Study
of Thoubal District During 19932002”.
2. A. Ibomcha Sharma got his Ph. D.
in July 09 for his thesis entitled
“Journalists in an Armed Conflict
Situation: A Case Study of
Manipur (1996-2006)”.
3. K. Dhaneshwori Devi got her Ph.
D. in August 09“Gandhi’s
Understanding of Human Nature
and Its Influence on his
Philosophy”.
4. A. Shyamkishor got his Ph. D. in
February 2010 on the topic
“Party System in Manipur (19852002)”.
Number of research scholars who
have submitted their thesis during
the period from April 2009 to
March 2010.
1. R.K. Helen Devi: She wrote her
thesis on the topic “Women and
Socio-political Movements in
Manipur (1950-2000).
Dr. Rajen Singh Laishram:
1. Participated and Presented a Paper
entitled “Religion and Identity in
Bali and Manipur,” in an
International Conference
organized by the Third South and
South East Asian Studies
Association for the Study of
Culture and Religion in Bali,
Indonesia during June 03-06,
2009.
2. Completed a project on “Social,
Economic and Political
Dynamics in Extremist Affected
Areas” for the Centre for
Development & Peace Studies,
Guwahati during NovemberDecember 2009.
3. Participated and Presented a Paper
entitled “People of the Frontier
Areas in China-India
Cooperation,” in the China
(Yunnan)-India Economic Forum
organized by the Yunnan
Academy of Social Sciences,
Kunming, and Peoples’ Republic
of China during January 14-16,
2010.
4. Published an Article entitled
“Participatory Trade Along the
Frontiers of China and India,” in
Gurudas Das and C. J. Thomas,
eds., India-China and Strategy
for Frontier Development (New
Delhi: Bookwell, 2010)
Prof. Ksh. Bimola Devi:
Papers presented in the Seminar:
1. Presented keynote paper on
‘Women and Future of
Manipur’ in One day
Seminar on ‘Women and
Future of Manipur’ on
27th June, 2009 jointly
organized
by
Social
Science
Research
Associaion,
Kasturba
Gandhi
Institute
for
Development,
Manipur
and Gandhi Smriti and
Darshan
Samiti,
New
Delhi at Politi-cal Science
Dept.,
Manipur
University.
2. Presented a paper on
‘Look East Policy and
North East India with
Special
Reference
to
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Manipur’ at Shillong in a
seminar
organized
by
North East Council for
Social Science Research,
Shillong on 26 t h March,
2010.
3. Presented a paper on
‘Women
as
Peace
Promoters:
Gandhian
Approach’ on 30 t h March,
2010 at Manipur State
Musuem, Imphal, in a
seminar organized jointly
by
Kasturba
Gandhi
Institute for Development,
Manipur
and
Gandhi
Smriti
and
Darshan
Samiti, New Delhi.
Lectures Delivered:
1. A lecture on ‘Conflict
Situation in Manipur’ at
the National Integration
Camp at Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands,
organized by National
Youth Project, New Delhi
22nd to 28th February
2009.
2. A lecture on ‘ Importance
of Peace in the World’ on
16th May 2009 at Nupilal
Memorial Hall, Imphal, in
a function organized by
Centre for Peace Education Manipur.
3. A lecture on ‘Electoral
Reforms in India’ on 25th
May 2009 in One day
Seminar, organized by
Human
Rights
Alert,
Imphal.
4. Presided over a session of
the Two Day Seminar on
‘Human Rights Violation
with Special Reference to
People
Living
with
HIV/AIDS
at
S.K.
Women’s
College,
Nambol,
Manipur
and
delivered a lecture on
‘Violation
of
Human
Rights in Manipur’.
5. A lecture on ‘Spiritual
Empowerment of Youths:
Role of Teachers’ in a
Symposium organized by
Bahai Regional Council,
at Bahai Office, Imphal
on 28th June, 2009.
6. A lecture on ‘Politics of
Peace and Politics of
Democracy’
on
the
observation of 2nd Death
Anniversary of late T.S.
Gangte
at
Nupilal
Memorial Hall, July 2009
organized by Dr. T.S.
Gangte Memorial Trust at
Nupilal
Memorial
Complex, Imphal.
7. A lecture on ‘Science,
Spirituality and the Quest
for Peace in Manipur, at
ISKCON Hall, organized
by
University
of
Bhagavata
Culture,
Imphal on 14 August,
2009.
8. A lecture on ‘Education
and Peace’ at State Guest
House,
Imphal
in
a
Symposium organized by
Rajiv
Gandhi
Study
Circle, Manipur on 19th
August 2009.
9. A lecture on ‘Women
Education
and
Social
Change’ at the Foundation day observation of
the All Manipur Democratic Women Association, Manipur at Manipur
Press Club, Imphal in
September, 2009
10. A lecture on ‘Importance
of Gandhian Thought in
the Teaching Curriculum’
in a Two-day workshop at
DIET, SCERT, Imphal
organized by Centre for
Peace Education, Manipur
and
National
Rural
Council of India on 29
September, 2009.
11. A lecture on ‘Gandhian
Concept of Peace and
Non-Violence’ at State
Guest House on the
observation of International
Day
of
Non-
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violence by Senior Citizens for Society, Manipur
Peace
Committee,
National Youth Project,
Centre
for
Gandhian
Studies, M.U., National
Youth Organisation etc.
on 2nd October, 2009.
12. A lecture on ‘Role of
Manipuri Women in the
Social,
Economic
and
Politics of Manipur’ on 6
October,
2009
at
Progressive Artist Laboratory at Uripok Shamushang, Imphal.
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REPORT OF THE DEAN, SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
Dr MC Arun attended 16th Conference
of the international Union of
Anthropological and Ethnological
Sciences (IUAES), 25th July to 4th
August 2009, Kunming, China.
The School of Sciences comprises
twelve departments, viz., Anthropology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology,
Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth
Sciences, Geography, Life Sciences,
Mathematics, Physical Education &
Sport Science, Physics and Statistics.
There are altogether 82 regular faculty
members (consisting of 30 Professors,
28 Readers and 22 Lecturers). 3 Reemployed Professors and 20 Guest
Lecturers.
Dr N Debananda Singh attended 15th
International Symposium on the
Biology of Actinomyces, 20-25
August 2009, Shanghai, China.
Prof N Rajmuhon Singh attended 10th
International Conference on fElements, 23-27 August 2009,
University of Cologne, Germany.
The School of Sciences organized 3
National Conferences, 2 Orientation
Courses and 1 Winter School during
the period. As many as 167 research
papers were published by the faculty
members (97 in national and 70 in
international journals of repute). The
faculty members
attended
104
national/international
seminars,
symposia, conferences and workshops.
Mention may be made that 1 patent
was granted to Prof. L Rupachandra
Singh, Department of Biochemistry.
The faculty members in the various
departments could bag financial
support for 47 research projects from
several prestigious funding agencies,
viz., AUSY, CISR, DIT, DOS, DST,
DRDO, ICMR, ICRC, ISRO, MESc,
MOEF, MSJW, NBFGR and UGC
amounting to approximately Rs. 10
crores. This, by any yardsticks, is no
mean achievement and all the faculty
members deserve appreciation. The
following faculty members participated
and presented their researches in
international conferences, symposia
and congresses during the period as
brand ambassadors of knowledge
putting Manipur University in the
intellectual and scientific map of the
world.
Prof PS Ydava attended 10th
International Congress of Ecology 1621 August 2009, Brisbane, Australia
and XII World Forestry Congress, 1823 October 2009, Buenos Aires,
Argentina.
Prof GJ Sharma delivered an invited
lecture at XXIII International Eucarpia
Symposium on Colourful Breeding &
Genetics, 31 August to 4 September
2009,
Wageningen
University,
Netherlands.
Prof GKN Chhetry attended IUFRO
International
Forest
Biosecurity
Conference, 16-20 March 2009,
Rotorua, New Zealand.
Dr Asha Gupta attended 10th
International Congress of Ecology, 1621 August 2009, Brisbane, Australia.
Prof HNK Sarma attended 19the
International Conference on lon Beam
Analysis, 7-11 September 2009,
Cambridge University, UK.
During the period under assessment,
27 candidates were offered Ph.D.
degrees. As many as 8 Women
Scientists and 2 Research Associates
were granted to the Department of Life
Sciences. Several students were
awarded Rajiv Gandhi National
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Fellowship, SRFs from several funding
agencies The School of Sciences had
several distinguished visitor s during
the period from universities/institutions
in India and abroad, viz., BARC, IMT,
IISc, IUC, IIA, WIHG, CDFD, DU,
University of Manitoba, etc.
Thus, the School of Sciences has made
all round significant progress in
teaching, research and other interactive
programmes during the year under
assessment.
DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY
2. Name and Designation of Faculty Members and their Specialization:
Sl. Name
Designation
Specialization
1
Dr. W. Nabakumar Singh
Professor
Social & Cultural Anthropology
2
Dr. T. Shyamacharan Singh
Prof. & Head
Physical Anthropology
3
Dr. M.C. Arun
Reader
Social & Cultural Anthropology
4
Dr. S.. Jibonkumar Singh
Reader
Physical Anthropology
5
Dr. M. Manibabu
Reader
Prehistoric Archaeology
6
Dr. Ch. Budhi Singh
Professor (Guest) Social & Cultural Anthropology
7
Dr. K. Saratchandra Singh
Professor (Guest) Physical Anthropology
and languages in rural India) and
presented a paper
“Economic Development & Socio
Cultural Change in the Era of
Globalization” organized by Society
for Indian Medical Anthropology,
Mysore fro 24th to 30th March 2010.
Addressed the Issues of Children who
are in need of Care & Protection:
Chilline Model
Presented in International Seminar on
Negotiation,
Intervention,
at
Arunachal Institute of Tribal Studies,
Rajib Gandhi University, Rono Hills,
Arunachal Pradesh during 15th -17th
February.
Resource person in orientation courses
College, Manipur University and
delivered two lectures (5 November –
5 December 2009)
delivered two lectures (18th Dec. 2009
– 14th Jan .2010)
delivered one lecture (5th to 30th March
2010)
Dr. M.C. Arun
3. Seminars, Conference, Symposia,
Workshop and Refresher course
conducted by the Department
during the period from January to
December 2009. Nil.
Seminars, Conference, Symposia,
Workshop and Refresher course
attended by the faculty members of
Department during the period from
April 2009 to March 2010.
Prof. W. Nabakumar Singh
Participated in a seminar at the
Guwahati University from the 3rd
February 2009 to 6th February 2009 at
the Guwahati University, Guwahati.
Prof. T. Shyamacharan Singh
delivered four lectures on (1) Gender
of Genetics, (2) Culture & Biology,
(3) Sex ratio and (4) sampling. (5
November – 5 December 2009 & 5 –
30 March 2010)
Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh
Participated in the National Seminar
on Economic Development and Sociocultural changes in the Era of
Globalization (with special reference
to health care, livelihood strategies
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Participated 16th Conference of
International
Union
of
Anthropological and Ethnological
Sciences (IUAES) at Kunming, China
from 25th July to 4th August 2009.
Attended a National Conference on
cultural diversity, technology and
development at Palakkad, Kerala from
11th February to 20th February 2009.
Organised orientation course on North
East India: Nation- building and
ethnicity, 5 Nov. 9 Dec. 2009
Organised orientation course on
Development, Social change and
Gender, 5 – 30 March 2010
Dr. M. ManiBabu
Delivered talk on “ Prehistory of
Northeast India” in the U.G.C.
sponsored by the Academic Staff
College, Manipur University, Imphal
(5 November – 5 December)
Scriptwriter- AVRC, Manipur
University on “Prihistoric Stone Tool”
(September 2009)
5 Numbers of papers and books
published by the faculty members
during the period from January to
December 2009.
Paper Published
W. Nabakumar Singh, Ethnic Groups,
Ethnicity and Social formation in
Manipur, The World of Dr. B.M. Das.
A Tribute Ed. Bapukan Chowdhury &
Pradip
Jyoti
Mahanta,
Assam
Academy for Cultural relations,
Guwahati 2009.
Paper published
Incidence of Haemoglobinopathy in
Manipur, India, The World of B.M.
Das. A Tribute. Ed. B. Chowdhury,
Assam
Academy
for
Cultural
Relations, Guwahati. Pp. 372-382
(joint paper with Dr. M. Rustam
Singh) 2009.
Beta – Globin Gene Cluster
Haplotypes
in
Manipur,
India
(Abstract) International Symposium
on on Ethics, Culture, Population
Genomics (34th Annual Conference of
I.S.H.G. 2009) A.S.I. & I.S.H.G. p
93((joint paper with Dr. M. Rustam
Singh).
“Population dynamics of Mate Tribe
of Manipur” In, Sengupta, S. (Editor)
Tribal Panorama of North East India,
New Delhi: Mittal publications. 2009.
Dr. M.C. Arun
One paper in Journal of History &
culture 2010.
Dr. M. ManiBabu
Paper published
Haobinhian and Edge – Ground tools
of early past – Pleistocene times:
Southeast Asia lithic technology”
South Asian Anthropologist, Vol. 9,
No. 1. pp. 87 -96. 2009(a).
“Polygyny and Status of tribal women
in Manipur: Tradition and Change’;
In, Sengupta, S. (Editor) Tribal
Panorama of North East India. Pp.
35-51. New delhi: Mittal publications.
2009 (b).
6. Name and number of visitors and
their lectures in the Department
and their
Purpose of visit in the
department
Nil
7. Promotion/ Retirement/ Assigments
etc. of the faculty members during
the period from January to
December 2009.
Appointed as the Dean, Human and
Environmental
Science
on
10
February 2010.
Assigned as external examiner at the
Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh from
24th June to 27th June 2009.
Assigned as external examiner at
Calcutta University, Kolkata from 26th
August to 29th August 2009.
Assigned as an external examiner at
the Guwahati University from 14th to
17th June 2009 at the Guwahati
University.
Assigned as University nominee to
the governing body of South East
Manipur College, Komlathabi.
8.
projects undertaken/ undertaking
during the year 2009 or continuing
till 2010 along with their sanctioned
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amounts and names of the funding
agencies
Name of Teacher
Title of the Project
Childline
Dr. M.C. Arun
Comparative Study of IHL
and chainarol
Duration
Ongoing
9. Leave
Prof. W. Nabakumar Singh was on
leave to participate a seminar at the
Guwahati University from the 3 rd
February 2009 to 6th February 2009 at
the Guwahati University, Guwahati.
Special casual leave 24 – 27 June &
26 – 29 August 2009
Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh was on leave
to Participate in the National Seminar
on Economic Development and Sociocultural changes in the Era of
Globalization (with special reference
to health care, livelihood strategies
and languages in rural India)
organized by Society for Indian
Medical Anthropology, Mysore fro
24th to 30th March 2010.
Dr. M.C. Arun
Dr. M. C. Arun was on leave to
participate
16th Conference
of
International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences
(IUAES) at Kunming, China from 25th
July to 4th August 2009.
Dr. M. C. Arun was on leave to attend
a National Conference on cultural
diversity, technology and development
at Palakkad, Kerala from 11th February
to 20th February 2009
10. Any other information: Celebration
of Silver Jubilee of the Department
on 30th October 2010 in which
Souvenir was released by the
Honourable Vice Chancellor of the
University, Prof. C. Amuba Singh
Funding Agency
& Amount
Ministry of Social
Justice &
empowerment
ICRC
11. Ethnological Museum, Dept. of
Anthropology
The Department has an Ethnological
museum that preserves and displays a
number of rare, precious, cultural
artifacts of various ethnoses of
Manipur.
12. Field Work
The M.Sc. (IInd semester) students of
2010 sessions carried out demographic
and ethnographic studies at Bethel
Village Sadar Hills District under the
guidance Dr. M. ManiBabu and Prof.
T. Shyamacharan Singh by staying at
the field site for 15 days whereas the
M.Sc. (Final) students of the same
session, under the supervision and
guidance of Prof. W. Nabakumar
Singh and Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh
carried
out
dermographic
and
ethnographic studies at Oinam Hill
Village, Senapati District, Manipur.
13. Departmental Library
The department has a library since its
establishment in 1984 to cater to the
academic necessities of the students
studying
M.Sc.
courses
in
Anthropology.
14. Extension
activities
of
the
Department
The services rendered by the
serological
laboratory
of
the
department to the people particularly
the students seeking admission to
various Post graduate courses of the
University by testing their ABO blood
groups at a nominal rate reflect great
credit on the extension activities of the
department.
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DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY
1. YAER OF ESTABLISHMENT: 1990
2. LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY:
Sl Name and Designation
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Dr. L. Rupachandra
Singh, Professor
Dr. S. Kunjeshwori
Devi, Reader
Dr. N. Debananda
Singh, Reader
Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh,
Lecturer
Dr. H. Devendra Singh,
Guest Faculty
S. Jibankumar Singh
W. Sobhachandra Singh
Year of joining
the University
June 18, 1984
Specialization
September 18, 1991
August 24, 1991
May 11, 2007
November 11, 1992
August 20, 2009
August 20, 2009
Protein Biochemistry
and biotechnology
Clinical and Lectin
Biochemistry
Cell & Molecular
Biology, Applied
Microbilogy &
Environmental
Biotechnology
Lectin Biochemistry
and Immunology
Microbial Biochemistry
and Biotechnology
Enzyme Technology
Enzyme Technology
3. SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS ETC
SPONSORED/ ORGANIZED BY THE DEPARTMENT (WITH DATES AND
VENUES): Nil
4. SEMINAR, SYMPOSIA, CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS ETC. ATTENDED
BY THE FACULTY MEMBERS DURING THE ABOVE PERIOD:
(a)
Dr. L. Rupachandra Singh, Professor:
L.
Rupachandra
Singh
presented
two
papers
“Molecular Characterization of
a
Thiol
Protease
from
Pineapple Crown Leaf - a
Possible Commercial Source of
Bromelain Preparation Having
Phytotherapeutical Properties”
and
“Molecular
Characterization of an Isolectin
from Vicia tetrasperma (L.)
Schreber Exhibiting Mosquito
Larvicidal Activity and Food
Toxicity” in the International
Conference on “Role of
Biomolecules
in
Food
Security
and
Health
Improvement” Biochemistry
Department, Banaras Hindu
University, Varanasi and the
Indian
Society
of
Agricultural
Biochemists,
February 17-20, 2010
(b) Dr. S. Kunjeshwori Devi,
Reader:
S.
Kunjeshwori
Devi
presented
two
papers
“Molecular Characterization of
an Isolectin from Vicia
tetrasperma (L.) Schreber
Exhibiting Mosquito Larvicidal
Activity and Food Toxicity”
and “Molecular Characterization of a Thiol Protease from
Pineapple Crown Leaf - a
Possible Commercial Source of
Bromelain Preparation Having
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Rice
Phytopathogens”,
“Diversity
of
Bioactive
Actinomycetes in Various
niche habitats of Manipur”,
“Diversity of Actinomycetes
in Wetlands of Manipur,
India”,
in
the
15th
International Symposium on
the Biology of Actinomycetes
(ISBA’15), Shanghai Jiao
Tong University, Shanghai,
China, August 20-25, 2009
(iv) Dr. N. Debananda Singh
was an invited resource
person in the Refresher course
organized by the Academic
Staff
College,
Manipur
University during October 2425, 2009.
(v) Dr. N. Debananda Singh
presented five research papers
“Studies
of
Bioactive
Actinomycetes in Nambul
River, Manipur, India”,
“Diversity
of
Rare
Actinomycete in various
niche habitats of Manipur”,
“Isolation
and
characterization
of
actinomycetes
from
Hundung
Limestone
Quarries, Manipur (India)”,
“Screening of Indigenous
Actinomycete isolates for
phosphate solubilization and
chitinase
activity”
“Screening
and
characterization of alkaline
protease
producing
alkaliphilic bacteria from a
limestone
quarry
at
Hundung, Manipur”, in the
50th Annual Conference of the
Association
of
Microbiologists of India,
National Chemical Laboratory
and University of Pune, Pune,
December 15-18, 2009.
(vi)
Dr. N. Debananda Singh
presented four research papers
“Isolation
and
characterization
of
a
Streptomyces strain LS1-117
showing
antibacterial
especially anti-S. aureus
Phytotherapeutical Properties”
in
the
International
Conference on “Role of
Biomolecules
in
Food
Security
and
Health
Improvement” Biochemistry
Department, Banaras Hindu
University, Varanasi and the
Indian Society of Agricultural
Biochemists, February 17-20,
2010
(c) Dr. N. Debananda Singh,
Reader:
(i) Dr. N. Debananda Singh
presented two research papers
“Preliminary screening of
PGPR
isolates
from
rhizospheric
soils
of
Indigenous rice plant (Oryza
sativa) of Manipur” and
“Preliminary
characterization of PGPR
strains
isolated
from
rhizospheric
soils
of
Manipur” in the 1st Asian
PGPR
Congress
for
Sustainable
Agriculture,
Acharya
NG
Ranga
Agricultural
University,
Hyderabad, June 21-24, 2009.
(ii) Dr. N. Debananda Singh
presented two research papers
“A thermostable protease
from moderately halothermophilic Bacillus subtilis strain
SH1” and “Screening and
optimization of extracellular
proteases from moderately
thermophilic actinomycetes”
in
Thermophiles
2009,
Institute of Microbiology,
Chinese
Academy
of
Sciences, Beijing, China,
August 16-21, 2009.
(iii) Dr. N. Debananda Singh
presented four research papers
“Screening and Optimization
Studies
of
native
anticandidal Actinomycetes
from Manipur (Indo-Burma
Biodiversity Hotspot) India”,
“Screening of Indigenous
Actinomycete Isolates for
biocontrol Activity against
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activity”,
“Preliminary
screening of Alkalitolerant
Actinomycetes
for
extracellular
protease
production”, Screening of
Indigenous
Actinomycetes
Isolates
for
Biocontrol
Activities
against
Rice
Fungal Pathogens” and
“Study on degradation of pnitrophenol by Rhodococcus
jostii
strain
DN2:
A
preliminary report” in the 55th
Annual technical Session of
Assam
Science
Society,
Gauhati University, Assam,
India, February 15, 2010.
(vii) Dr. N. Debananda Singh
was an invited as a
chairperson of one session and
also delivered a lecture on
“Plant Growth Promoting
Bacteria (PGPB): Potential
Bioinoculants for biocontrol
and growth promotion on
Rice”
in
the
National
Congress on Bioinoculants for
Sustainable Agriculture at the
Department of Microbiology,
PSGVP, Mandal College,
Sahadah, Nandurbar District,
Maharastra, February 16,
2010.
(d) Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh, Lecturer:
(i) Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh
attended 2-Days short
term training programme
on
“Application
of
Bioinformatics in Biology
Teaching and Research”
organized
by
the
Bioinformatics
infrastructure
facility
centre, D.M. College of
Science Imphal on the 30th
and 31st March 2009.
(ii) Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh attended 3Days workshop on “In Silico
Molecular Modeling and Drug
Designing” organized
by the
Bioinformatics
infrastructure
facility centre, D.M. College of
Science Imphal on the 29th, 30th and
31st October 2009.
(iii)Mr. Senjam Sunil Singh presented a
paper “Higher Education in India,
Current
Status
and
Future
Opportunities” at One-day seminar
cum interactive session on Career and
counseling, sponsored by UGC on 20th
March 2010, organized by Career and
Counseling Centre, D.M. College of
Science, Imphal.
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5. NUMBER OF BOOKS/PAPERS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY
MEMBERS:
Sl.
No. of
Details of papers
books/
papers
Dr. L.
2
(i) S. Kunjeshwori Devi, L. Inaotombi Devi, and
Rupachandra
L. Rupachandra Singh: “Purification and
Singh,
Characterization of a New Dimeric
Professor
Mannose/Glucose-Binding Isolectin from
Vicia tetrasperma (L.) Schreber”, Preparative
Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 39, 57-71,
USA, 2009
(ii) L. Rupachandra Singh, S. Kunjeshwori Devi
and Y. Ranjana Devi: “An improved process
for oak tasar (Antheraea proylei J.) cocoon
cooking using pineapple extract” Indian
Patent No. 236242 granted and published
under Journal No. 43/2009 on 23.10.2009
Dr. S.
Kunjeshwori
Devi, Reader
2
Dr. N.
Debananda
Singh, Reader
5
(i) S. Kunjeshwori Devi, L. Inaotombi Devi, and
L. Rupachandra Singh: “Purification and
Characterization of a New Dimeric
Mannose/Glucose-Binding Isolectin from
Vicia tetrasperma (L.) Schreber”, Preparative
Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 39, 57-71,
USA, 2009
(ii) L. Rupachandra Singh, S. Kunjeshwori Devi
and Y. Ranjana Devi: “An improved process
for oak tasar (Antheraea proylei J.) cocoon
cooking using pineapple extract” Indian
Patent No. 236242 granted and published
under Journal No. 43/2009 on 23.10.2009
1. Antagonistic activities of local actinomycete
isolates against rice fungal pathogens. Afr J
Microbiol Res. 3: 737-742 (2009).
2. Screening of Actinomycete Isolates from
Niche Habitats in Manipur for Antibiotic
Activity. American J Biochem Biotech, 5:
221-225 (2009)
3. A Streptomyces sindenensis Strain LS1-128
Exhibiting Broad Spectrum Antimicrobial
Activity. Res J Biol Sc. 4: 1085-1091 (2009).
4. Screening, Identification of Best Producers
and Optimization of Extracellular Proteases
from Moderately Halophilic
Alkalithermotolerant Indigenous
Actinomycetes. World Appl Sc J. 7: 907-916
(2009).
5. Screening of Local Actinomycete Isolates in
Manipur for Anticandidal Activity. Asian
Journal of Biotechnology, 2: 139-145
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6. VISITORS/GUEST
LECTURES AND THEIR
ACTIVITIES:
(i) Prof. R. K. Saxena, Department of
Microbiology, Delhi University,
South Campus, Delhi visited the
department as the External
Practical Examiner during August
9-10, 2009.
(ii) Dr. Shekhar C. Mande, Scientist,
centre for DNA Fingerprinting
and
Diagnostics
(CDFD),
Hyderabad visited the department
as the External Practical Examiner
during March 9-12, 2010. He also
delivered a lecture “Diverse roles
of
heat-shock
proteins
in
Mycobacterium tuberculosis”.
(iii)Dr. Ch. Manoranjan Singh,
Research Director, Monovikas
Research & Diagnostic Centre,
Kolkata visited the department as
the External Practical Examiner
during April 5-6, 2010.
7. APPOINTMENT/PROMOTIO
N/RETIREMENT/RESIGNATION
ETC OF THE FACULTY
MEMBERS OF THE
DEPARTMENT:
(i) Dr. H. Devendra Singh, Guest
Faculty reappointed.
(ii) Mr.
S.
Jibankumar
Singh
appointed as Guest Lecturer with
effect from August 20, 2009.
(iii)Mr. W. Shobachandra Singh
appointed as Guest Lecturer with
effect from August 20, 2009.
8. MEMBER AND NAMES OF RESEARCH PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN
DURING THE YEAR 2008 OR BEING UNDERTAKEN TILL 2009 ALONG
WITH THEIR SANCTIONED AMOUNTS AND NAMES OF THE FUNDING
AGENCIES:
Title of the project and duration
Name of the
Amount
Funding
Investigator
Dr N.
Debananda
Singh, Reader
Biochemical and genetic
characterization of bacteria
degrading xenobiotics and
optimisation of conditions for
biodegradation
10 STUDY LEAVE/OTHER LEAVES
FOR THE FACULTY MEMBERS:
Dr N. Debananda Singh, Reader took
leave five times during the period of
the report for attending various
seminars, symposia and conferences.
9. DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY:
Nil
10. ANY OTHER
INFORMATION:
(i)
Dr. L. Rupachandra Singh,
Professor is life member of (a)
Society of Biological Chemists
of India, (b) Indian Society of
Agricultural Biochemists, (c)
Indian Society of Sericulture
and (d) Association of Clinical
Biochemists of India (Manipur
State Branch).
(ii)
Dr. L. Rupachandra Singh,
Professor is member of the
(iii)
(iv)
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sanctioned
in Rs.
39,02,000
Agency
DBT, Govt.
of India
Undergraduate
and
Postgraduate Board of Studies
of Biochemistry of North East
Hill University, Shillong.
Dr. S. Kunjeshwori Devi,
Reader is (a) member of
Society of Biological Chemists
of India and (d) life member of
Association
of
Clinical
Biochemists of India (Manipur
State Branch).
Panel of Reviewers: Dr N.
Debananda Singh, Reader
was invited to be a member of
the panel of reviewers on
prestigious journals such as
World
Journal
of
microbiology
(WJMB)
(Springer), Research Journal
of Microbiology (Academic
Journals Inc., New York),
(v)
(vi)
(vii)Miss
Suchitra
Sanasam,
Research Scholar received 3
months
visiting
student
fellowship from DST, Govt. of
India under DST-NE scheme
and worked at IMTECH,
Chandigarh during January 12April 24, 2009.
(viii) Miss
Pintubala
Kshetri,
Research Scholar was selected
for CSIR-UGC JRF in Life
Sciences during June 2009.
(ix)
Miss Anjuna Mutum, DBTJRF was selected for American
Society of Microbiology (ASM)
sponsored
International
Workshop on Bioremediation
held at BITS Goa Campus, Goa
during January 4-16, 2010.
Indian
Journal
of
Biotechnology (CSIR) and
other
biotechnology/microbiology
research journals and has
reviewed several (over 20)
manuscripts so far.
Life membership: Dr N.
Debananda Singh, Reader is
life member of prestigious
societies such as Association of
Microbiologist
of
India
(AMI), Society of Biological
Chemists (India) and Biotech
Research Society of India
(BRSI) etc.
Annual membership: Dr N.
Debananda Singh, Reader is
an annual member of American
Society
of
Microbiology
(ASM).
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
1.
2.
3.
Name and establishment of the Department: Biotechnology, 2006.
List of faculty members:
Sl Name of Faculty members
Designation
1. Dr. Lisam Shanjukumar Singh,
Head & Reader
2. Dr. Keithellakpam Sanatombi
Lecturer
3. Dr. Reena Haobam
Lecturer
4. Ms. Takhellambam Machathoibi Lecturer
5. Dr. Th. David Singh
Guest Lecturer
6. Dr. O. Babynanda Devi
Guest Lecturer
Seminar, Symposia, Conference,
Workshop, Refresher Course etc.
Sponsored/ organized by Department:
Nil
and their purposed of visit in the
Department: Nil
7.
Appointment/Promotion/Retirem
ent/Resignation etc. of the faculty
members of the Department: Two
(Guest Lectures)
8.
No. and names of research
project undertaken/undertaking
during the year along with their
sanction amount and names of
funding agencies: Nil
9.
Study Leave/other leaves for the
faculty members: Nil
4.
Seminar, Symposia, Conference,
Workshop, Refresher Course etc.
attained by the Faculty members
during the year. Also specify
names of papers presented/ read
along with their date & Venue: Nil
5.
Number of papers books
published by the faculty members:
2 (Two)
6.
Name and number of visitors and
their lecturers in the Department
10.
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
2. Name and designation of faculty members and their subject specializations:
Sl. Name and Designation of
Designation
Subject specialization
Faculty
1. Prof. Ak. Manihar Singh
Professor
Inorganic Chemistry
2. Prof. M. Dhaneshwar Singh
Professor
Organic Chemistry
3. Prof. S.K. Srivastava
Professor
Physical Chemistry
4. Prof. N. Rajmuhon Singh
Professor
Physical Chemistry
5. Prof. R.K. Hemakumar Singh Professor
Inorganic Chemistry
6. Prof. L. Warjeet Singh
Professor
Organic Chemistry
7. Prof. N. Homendra
Professor
Physical Chemistry
8. Dr. R. K. Lonibala
Reader
Inorganic Chemistry
9. Dr. N. Rajen Singh
Reader
Inorganic Chemistry
10. Dr. O. Mukherjee Singh
Reader
Organic Chemistry
11. Dr. R.K. Bhubon Singh
Reader
Inorganic Chemistry
12. Dr. W. Rameshwor Singh
Lecturer (Sr. Scale)
Physical Chemistry
courses, etc. sponsored/organized by
the Department (with dates and
venues):
UGC, SAP sponsored National
Conference on “Nanomaterials and
Co-ordination Chemistry” organized
by the Dept of chemistry, Manipur
University which was held during 2627 March, 2010 at the Department of
Chemistry, Manipur University.
courses, etc. attended by the faculty
members during the period:
during August 23-27, 2009 at
University of Cologne, Germany.
(b) Presented a paper entitled,
“Synthesis of Blue and Yellow
Emitting Dy3+ Doped GdPO4
Nanoparticles at the International
Conference
on
Advanced
Nanomaterial and Nanotechnology”, held at IIT, Guwahati
during 9-11 December 2009.
Prof. L. Warjeet Singh
(a) Presented a paper entitled, “12th
CRSI National Symposium in
Chemistry and 4th CRSI-RSC
Symposium in Chemistry”, Indian
Institute of Chemical Technology
(IICT), Hyderabad, 4-7 February
2010.
(b) Presented a paper entitled, “4th
International Symposium on
Current Trends in Drug Discovery
Research”, Central Drug Research
Institute (CDRI), Lucknow, 17-21
February 2010.
(c) Delivered an invited paper
entitled, “Isolation and characterization of active principles
from certain medicinal plants of
Manipur” at the “National
Seminar on Recent Trends in
Phytochemical & Phytopharmaceutical Research and Future
Prof. M. Dhaneshwar Singh
(a) Presented a paper entitled
“Structure of meso-Tartaric Acid
and Synthesis of its Frozen
Stereochemical Analysis” at the
12th CRSI National Symposium in
Chemistry, during Feb 5-7, 2010
held at Indian Institute of
Chemical
Technology,
Hyderabad, India.
Prof. N. Rajmuhon Singh
(a) Presented a paper entitled,
“Synthesis and Optical Characterisation of Re-dispersible Tb3+doped GdPO4 Crystalline Nanoparticles” in the 7th International
Conference on f-Elements held
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Prospects”, Gauhati University,
Guwahati, 26-27 March 2010.
Dr. R.K. Lonibala
(a) Participated in the 14th National
Conference
on
Surfactants,
Emulsions and Biocolloids, July
28-30, 2009 at the University of
Kashmir.
Dr. O. Mukherjee Singh
(a) Presented a paper
entitled “Facile
synthesis of novel
coumarins under
solvent-free
conditions
and
their antioxidant
evaluation” at the
14th
ISCB
International
Conference,
during 15-18th Jan
2010
on
“Chemical
Biology
for
Discovery:
Perspectives and
Challenges”
organized
by
Indian Society of
Chemists
&
Biologists
at
CDRI, Lucknow,
UP.
(b) Participated in the
“4th
CRSI-RSC
(Chemical
Research Society
of
India-Royal
Society
of
Chemistry,
London, UK) held
in
National
Institute
of
Pharmaceutical
Education
and
Research
(NIPER),
Hyderabad on 4th
February, 2010.
(c) Presented a paper
entitled “Polyaza
enaminones:
Synthesis, crystal
structure
and
cyclocondensatio
n to polyaza
pyrazoles
and
pyrimidines” in
the UGC, SAP
sponsored
conference
organized by Dept
of
chemistry,
Manipur
University which
was held on 26-27
March 2010.
Dr.R.K. Bhubon Singh
(a) Presented a paper
entitled, “A New
Mixed
Ligand
Coordination
Complex
of
Copper(II):
Supra-molecular
Resemble
via
Hydrogen
Bonding
Interaction” at the
“Symposium on
Modern Trends in
Inorganic
Chemistry
(MTIC-XIII) held
at Indian Institute
of
Science,
Bangalore during
December
0710,2009.
Dr. W. Rameshwor Singh
(a) Presented a paper entitled,
“Luminescence Study of Eu3+
Doped LaPO4 Nanoparticles”
in 14th National Conference on
Surfactants, Emulsions and
Bio-Colloids (NATCOSEBXIV) – during July 28-30,
2009, organised by the
Department of Chemistry,
University of Kashmir &
Indian Society for Surface
Science
and Technology
(ISSST).
(b) Presented a paper entitled,
“Studies on electrodeposition
of highly oriented three
dimensional
ZnO
microarrays”
at
the
International conference in
77
“Advanced Nanomaterials and
Nanotechnology
(ICANN2009), December 9-11, 2009,
organised by Centre for
Nanotechnology,
Indian
Institute
of
Technology,
Guwahati (IITG).
(c) Presented a paper entitled,
“Synthesis of rdispersible Tb3+
ions
doped
LaPO4
nanoparticles in ethylene
glycol medium and its
luminescence study” at the
“National Conference on
Nanomaterials
and
Coordination Chemistry”, March
26-27, 2010, organized by the
Manipur University.
(d) Presented a paper entitled,
“Photoluminescence studies of
ZnO microarray prepared by
electrodeposition method” at
the “National Conference on
Nanomaterials
and
Coordination Chemistry”, March
26-27, 2010, organized by the
Manipur University.
5. Number
of
papers/books
Prof. Ak. Manihar Singh
(a) Mixed Ligand Complexes
of Copper (II) with
Pyridine-2-Carboxamide
and amino acids.
Ak. Manihar Singh and M.
Phalguni Singh
J. Ind. Council Chem. Vol. 26,
No. 2, 2009, pp. 1-3.
Prof. M. Dhaneshwar Singh
(a)
Diels-Alder reaction of 9anthracenemethanol
and
dimethylacetylene-dicarboxylate;
potential route for the synthesis of
regiospecific products of 9substituted
anthracene
with
unsymmetrical acetylenes
M. Dhaneshwar Singh and
Anjana Ningombam
Indian Journal of Chemistry, 2010,
vol. 49B, 77-83.
Prof. S.K. Srivastava
(a)
Effects of Ce3+ Codoping
and
Annealing
on
Phase
Transformation and Luminescence
of Eu3+-Doped YPO4 Nanorods:
D2O Solvent Effect. M.N.
Luwang,
R.S.
Ningthoujam,
Jagannath, S.K. Srivastava, and
R.K. Vatse, J. Am. Chem. Soc.
2010, 132, 2759.
Prof. N. Rajmuhon Singh
(a) Conductometric Studies of the Ion
Association of α -Alanine BisBiguanide Cobalt (III) Iodide and
β-Alanine
Bis-Biguanide
Cobalt(III) Iodide in Methanol+
Water Mixtures at Different
Temperatures
N. Mohondas Singh, Th. David
Singh, G.C. Bag and N. Rajmuhon
Singh
Asian Journal of Chemistry, Vol.
21, no. 6, 2009, 4215-4223.
(b) Ion
Pair
Association
Constant
of
Bis-1amidino-O-methylurea
Copper(II) Acetate in
Aqueous
Medium
at
Different Temperature :
A Conductance Study
Gopal Chandra Bag, Th. David
Singh, N. Mohondas Singh and N.
Rajmuhon Singh,
Asian Journal of Chemistry, Vol.
21, no. 6, 2009, 4167-4172.
(c) An Absorption Spectral
Analysis
of
4f-4f
Transitions to Explore the
Comparison of Energy
Interaction
Parameters
and
Electric
Dipole
Intensity Prameters for the
Complexation of Pr (III)
With D-Proline and DLProline.
Ch. Victory Devi, Th. David
Singh and N. Rajmuhon Singh,
J. Ind. Chem. Soc., 86, 2009, 1-4.
(d) Conductometric Studies
on
Temperature
Dependence
and
Thermodynamics of IonAssociation of Leucinato
Bis (biguanide) Cobalt
(III) Complexes
L. Sanahal Singh, Th. David
Singh, N. Yaiphaba and N.
Rajmuhon Singh,
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Asian Journal of Chemistry, 21(8),
2009, 5868-5872.
(e) Computation of Energy
Interaction Parameters as
well as Electric Dipole
intensity parameters for
the absorption spectral
study of the interaction of
Pr(III)
with
LPhenylalanine,
LGlycine, L- Alanine and
L- Aspartic Acid in
presence and absence of
Ca2+ in Organic Solvents
T. Moaienla, Th. David Singh, N.
Rajmuhon Singh and M. Indira
Devi,
Spectrochimica Acta (A), 74,
2009, 434–440.
(f) Traditional
Knowledge
and
Natural
Dyeing
System of Manipur-with
Special Reference of Kum
dye
N. Rajendro Singh, N. Yaiphaba,
Th. David, R.K. babita, Ch. Bino
and N. Rajmuhon Singh,
Indian Journal of Traditional
Knowledge, 8(1), 2009, 84-88.
(g) Traditional
fermented
Foods of Manipur
K. Jeyram, Th. Anand Singh, W.
Romi, A. Ranjita Devi, W.
Mohendro Singh, H. Dayanidhi,
N. Rajmuhon Singh and J.P.
Tamang,
Indian Journal of Traditional
Knowledge, 8(1), 2009, 115-121.
(h) Calculation
and
Comparison of Energy
Interaction and Intensity
Parameters
for
the
Interaction of Nd (III)
with DL-valine, DLalanine and β -alanine in
Presence and Absence of
Ca2+/Zn2+ in Aqueous and
Different
Aquated
Organic Solvents Using
4f-4f Transition Spectra
As Probe.
H. Debecca Devi, Ch. Sumitra,
Th. David Singh, N. Yaiphaba, N.
Mohondas
Singh
and
N.
Rajmuhon Singh,
International
Journal
of
Spectroscopy, 2009, Article ID
784305,
9
pages,
doi:10.1155/2009/784305.
(i) Probing of Inversion
Symmetry Site in Eu3+ doped
GdPO4
by
Luminescence
Study:
Concentration
and
Annealing Effect.
N. Yaiphaba, R.S. Ningthoujam,
N. Shanta, R.K. Vatsa and N.
Rajmuhon Singh,
Journal of Luminescence, 130,
2010,174-180.
(j) Luminescence, Lifetime
and
Quantum
Yield
Studies of Redispersible
Eu3+-doped
GdPO4
Crystalline Nanoneedles:
Core-shell
and
Concentration Effects
N. Yaiphaba,R. S. Ningthoujam,
N. Shanta Singh, R. K. Vatsa, N.
Rajmuhon Singh, Sangita Dhara,
N. L. Misra and R. Tewari5,
Journal of Applied Physics, 107,
2010, 034301.
(k) Luminescence Properties
of Redispersible Tb3+Doped
GdPO4
Nanoparticles Prepared by
an Ethylene Glycol Route
Ningombam
Yaiphaba,
Raghumani Singh Ningthoujam,
N. Rajmuhon Singh and Rajesh
Kumar Vatsa,
European Journal of Inorganic
Chemistry, (In Press: DOI:
10.1002/ejic.200900968).
Prof. R.K. Hemakumar Singh
(a) Spectroscopic studies
on bis (1-amidinoamidino-O-alkylurea)
copper(II)
sulphate complexes
where alkyl = methyl,
ethyl, n-propyl or nbutyl:EPR
evidence for binuclear
complexes. L.Jaideva
Singh, N.Shantibala
Devi,S.Pramodini,
W.Bembee
Devi,
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R.K.
Hemakumar
Singh, Rajeswari B
and R.M. Kadam,
Inorganic
Chemistry
Communication, 2010, 13, 365.
Prof. L. Warjeet Singh
(a) A facile indium –
mediated synthesis of
protected
and
protected
[1(hydroxymethl) vinyl]
alkanols
L.Warjeet Singh, Nimalini D.
Moirangthem, Bhavna Thingom,
Ind.J. Chem. 2009,48B, 455-459.
(b) Chromium
(III)
chloride
catalyzed
one-pot synthesis of
pyrimidine 2-thiones
from arylidines and
thioureas. L.Warjeet
Singh,
Nimalini,
D.Moirangthem
Ind.J.Chem.2009, 48B, 10231026.
(c)Enantioselective
direct
aldol
reactions catalyzed by Cd-proline
complex.
L. Warjeet Singh, Bhavna, Th.
Med. Chem. Res. 2010, 19, S59.
(d) Studies on chemical constituents
and antioxidant activities of
extracts from the roots of Smilax
lanceaefolia Roxb.
L. Warjeet Singh, K. Brajeshwari
Devi,
Natural Product Research, 2010,
24, 000 (Published on web, March
15, 2010).
Dr. R.K. Lonibala
(a) Thermodynamics
of
the
Complexation of N (Pyridin2-ylmethylene)
Isonicotinohydrazide
with
Lighter Lanthanides
Sharmeli Yumnam and Lonibala
Rajkumari,
J. Chem. Eng. Data, 2009, 54(1),
28-34.
(b) Effect of nonionic micelles on
the stability of uridine 5′monophosphate with lighter
lanthanide ions in aqueous
media.
R K Lonibala, M Sudhiranjan
Singh and Homendra Naorem,
J. Surface Sci. Technol., Vol.25,
No. 3-4, pp. 1-14,2009.
(c) Potentiometric Studies on the
Complexation Reactions of N(2-2-[1-(3aminophenyl)ethylidene]
hydrazino-2oxoethyl)benzamide with Ni2+,
Cu2+, and Cd2+ ions in
Aqueous-dioxane
and
Micellar media. Promila Devi
Thangjam and
Lonibala
Rajkumari,
J. Chem. Eng. Data, 2010, 55,
1166-1172.
(d) Synthesis and Spectral Studies
of the Bivalent Transition
Metal Complexes of 3Hydroxypicolinamide.
R K Lonibala, Th Promila Devi,
Sharmeli Yumnam and R K
Babita Devi,
Asian J. Chem. Vol 22 (Accepted,
2010, MS No. AJC 955A/2009)
(e) Complexation of 4Dimethylamino Benzilidene
(N-Benzoyl) Glycyl
Hydrazone with Ni2+, Cu2+ and
Cd2+ ions and their
Potentiometric Studies in
Aqueous Dioxane and
Aqueous Micellar Media.
Th Promila Devi and R K
Lonibala,
Asian J. Chem. Vol. 22 (Accepted,
2010, MS No. AJC 9559/2009).
Dr. O. Mukherjee Singh
(a) Novel 3-alkanoyl/aroyl/ heteroaroyl-2H-chromene-2-thiones:
Synthesis and evaluation of their
antioxidant activities.
Okram Mukherjee Singh,
Nepram Sushuma Devi, Dhanaraj
Singh
Thokchom, Gurumayum Jitendra
Sharma.
European Journal of Medicinal
Chemistry 2010, 45, 2250–2257.
(b) Regioselective Synthesis of
Heterocyclic Ketene N, N-, N, Oand N, SAcetals in Aqueous Medium.
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Okram Mukherjee Singh, L.
J. Org. Chem. 2009, 74, 3141Gellina Chanu, Sang Hun Jang,
3144.
Sang(e) Metal
Catalyzed
Reactions:
Gyeong Lee,
Synthesis
of
Bioactive
Bull. Korean Chem. Soc. 2010, 31,
Compounds and C-C Bond
859-862.
Forming Reactions.
(c) Synthesis and Characterization of
Okram Mukherjee Singh, Th.
Highly Conjugated
Prasanta Singh, N. Sushuma
Cyclopenta [def] phenanthreneDevi, L. Gellina Chanu.
Based Polymers.
Organic Chemistry: An Indian
Okram Mukherjee Singh, Sang
Journal. 2009, 5, 195-198.
Hun Jang, Truong Ba Tai, Ji Hee
Dr. W. Rameshwor Singh
Park, Hee Jeong Jeong, Eun Jeong
(a) Low temperature synthesis
Chun, Yun-Hi Kim, and Sangand luminescence properties
Gyeong Lee, Yong Jin Yoon,
of redispersible Eu3+ doped
Soon Ki Kwon.
LaPO4 nanorods by ethylene
Macromolecular Research, 2010,
glycol
route.
Ganngam
18,185-191.
Phaomei, R.S.Ningthou-jam,
(d) Application of β-Oxodithioesters
W.
Rameshwor
Singh,
in Domino and Multicomponent
Naorem Shanta Singh, M.
Reactions: Facile route to
Niraj Luwang, R. Tewari and
Dihydropyrimidines
and
R. K. Vatsa,
Coumarins. Okram Mukherjee
Optical Materials, 2009 32 (2010)
Singh, Nepram Sushuma Devi,
616 - 622
6. Name and number of visitors and their lectures in the Department and their
purpose of visit in the Department:
Sl.
Name of visitor
Topic
Date
1. Dr. Usha Thiyam
Food quality in the era of 1-4-09
Asstt. Prof.. Minotoba University, Canada functional
foods
and
nutraceuticals
2. Dr. V. Sudarsan, Scientist (F) Chemistry Luminescence
studies
on 28-4-09
Division Bhabha Atomic Research nanoparticles
Centre, Mumbai
3. Dr. P. Venkatesu
Osmolyte Coumteracts Urea 30-3-10
Asstt. Prof.
induced denaturation of
Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi Alpha Chymotripsin
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7. Number and names of the research projects undertaken/undertaking during the
year along with their sanctioned amounts and names of the funding agencies:
Name of the
Title of the project and
Amount
Funding
Investigator
duration
sanctioned
Agency
Prof. N. Rajmuhon
Production Technology for
Rs. 16.07
DBT,
Singh
Quality Soibum and its
lakhs
New Delhi
Value Addition
2007-2010
Prof. N. Rajmuhon
Synthesis, Characteriza-tion
Rs. 15.06
CSIR,
Singh
and Absorption Spectral
lakhs
New Delhi
Analysis of Hypersensitive
and Pseu-dohypersensitive
4f-4f Transitions of Pr(III)/
Nd (III)/Er (III) complexes
with 1:10-Phenanthroline/2,2’-bipyridyl/nucleic
acids/pyrimidines
2008-2011
Prof. N. Rajmuhon
Comparative Absorption
Rs. 9.0
UGC,
Singh
Spectral Analysis of
lakhs
New Delhi
Hypersensitive and Pseudohypersensitive 4f-4f
Transitions of Pr(III)/Nd
(III)/Er(III) complexes
with1:10-Phenanthroline
/2,2’-bipyridyl/biguanide
/1-amidino-O-alkylurea
2007-2010
Prof. N. Rajmuhon
Chemical Investigation,
Rs. 11.5
AYUSH,
Singh
Trace Element Analysis, and lakhs
NMPB,
Biological Activities of
New Delhi
Some Selected Medicinal
Plants of Manipur
2009-2012
Prof. N. Rajmuhon
Trace Element Analysis of
Rs. 14.0
MoEF,
Singh
Loktak Lake and Rivers
lakhs
New Delhi
Draining into it and Its
Impact on Health
2008-2011
Prof. L.Warjeet
Screening of Plants of North- Rs. 12.39
ICMR,
Singh
East India for Anti-Cancer
lakhs
New Delhi
Activities, Isolation ,
Characterization and
Evaluation
2006-2009
Prof. L.Warjeet
Isolation and
Rs. 15.0
CSIR,
Singh
Characterization of Certain
lakhs
New Delhi
Medicinal Plants of Manipur
Haviong Anti-Diabetic
Properties
2007-2010
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Prof. L.Warjeet
Singh
Investigation on Synthesis,
Rs. 19.76
DST,
Development and
lakhs
New Delhi
Applications of MetalProline Complexes as
Organo-catalysts for Organic
Reactions
2009-2012
Prof. L.Warjeet
Development and 83omerRs 27.61
DST,
Singh
cialization of traditional
lakhs
New Delhi
Kum as hair dye
Prof. N. Homendra
Studies on Dye Induced
Rs. 13.0
CSIR,
Thermochromism in Some
lakhs
New Delhi
Polymer and Gel Network
Materials
2008-2011
Prof. N. Homendra
Study on Iodine Entrapment
Rs 37.45
DST,
in Biopolymer Gel Network
lakhs
New Delhi
and Their Release Kinetics
2008-2011
Dr. O. Mukherjee
Synthesis of Novel
Rs. 15.0
CSIR,
Singh
Enaminoketones and Their
lakhs
New Delhi
Applications as Liquid
Crystalline Metal Complexes
2007-2010
Dr. O. Mukherjee
Designing of combinatorial
Rs. 36.04
DST,
Singh
library of lyoactive
lakhs
New Delhi
heterocycles with green
protocols
2010-2013
8. Study leave/other leaves for the faculty members: NA
9. Departmental library, if any: NA
10. Any other information:
Dr. N. Rajen Singh, Reader, Department of Chemistry has been appointed as Security
Officer of the Univerisity w.e.f. January 30, 2010.
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
Course Offered: MCA
Number of Seats: 54
FACULTY MEMBERS
Teaching Staff
Sl. Name
1 O. Imocha Singh
2
Tejmani Sinam
Designation
Assoc. Professor
Assoc. Professor
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Specialization
Artificial Intelligence, Natural
Language Processing, Numerical
Technique, Computer Added
Geometric Design, Optimization
Tech-nique, Graph Theory,
Probability and Statistics
Computer Networks, Wireless Mesh
Networks, Optimization Techniques,
Computer and Network Security
3
N. Gourkishor
Singh
Asst. Professor
(Sr Scale)
4
H. Mamata Devi
Asst. Professor
(Selection Grade)
5
Th. Tangkeshwar
Singh
Asst. Professor
(Sr Scale)
6
Momtaz Thingujam
Asst. Professor
(Sr Scale)
7
Zahera
Guest Lecturer
8
S. Somorjeet Singh
Guest Lecturer
9
T. Romen Singh
Guest Lecturer
10 Th. Rupachandra
Singh
11 G. Rajeev Sharma
Guest Lecturer
Guest Lecturer
Data Mining, Optimization
Techniques, Graph Theory,
Algorithms, Numerical Techniques,
Graphics
Data Structures, System Analysis and
Design, Programming Languages,
Computer Graphics, Software
Engineering, Natural Language
Processing.
Microprocessor, Computer
Organisation, Operating Systems,
Systems Analysis and Design, Neural
Networks, Image processing,
Database Management Systems
System Analysis and Design, Graph
Theory, Software Engineering,
Numerical and Statistics Method
Organization Structure and Personnel
Management, Management
Information System, Accounting
Principles
Computer Organisation, Computer
Networks, Data Structures
Multimedia Systems, Optimization,
Image processing, Data structure.
Computer Network, Web Technology
Formal Language and Automata
Theory, Data and File Structures and
Algorithm
(b) Non-teaching Staff:
Sl Name
Designation
1 N.Petobi Devi
Sr. Asst. General
2. M.Shanti Devi
Technical Asst.
3 M.Subhakanta Singh
Program Asst
4. Ch.Kesho Singh
Peon
5 G. Somendro Sharma Chowkidar
3. Seminars, Symposia, Conferences, Workshops attended by the faculties.
Sl. Name
Attended/Supervise
1
O. Imocha Singh
(i) Supervise 6 M. Phil. students
(i)
Workshop on Network Traffic
2
Tejmani Sinam
Capturing and Analysis, Feb 20-21, 2009 at
IIT, Guwahati
(i)
Workshop for the North Eastern
Region Language and Signal processing (6
3
H. Mamata Devi
– 10 February 2009, Tripura University).
(ii)
Workshop on NLP at Linguistics
Department, M.U. (1-5 Dec, 2009)
(i)
Workshop for the North Eastern
Region Language and Signal processing (6
4
Momtaz Thingujam
– 10 February 2009, Tripura University).
(ii)
Workshop on NLP at Linguistics
Department, M.U. (1-5 Dec, 2009)
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5
Th. Rrupachandra
Singh
(i) Workshop on Network Traffic
Capturing and Analysis, Feb 20-21, 2009 at
IIT, Guwahati
4. Number of papers published by the faculty members:
Sl. Name
Paper Published in National/International
Conf./Journal
1
O. Imocha Singh
(i) “Image Magnification based on directed
linear interpolation” NCC 2009, IIT
Guwahati.
(ii) “Image Magnification based on directed
linear interpolation”, International Journal of
Computer Sciences and Engineering Systems
(IJCSES) China Vol. 4.1 Jan, 2010
(accepted)
”A Blind Video Watermarking Technique
based on scene detection”, ICWCSCC Aug
19-21, 2009
2
Tejmani Sinam
(i) “Image Magnification based on directed
linear interpolation” NCC 2009, IIT
Guwahati.
“ Image Magnification based on directed
(IJCSES) China Vol. 4.1 Jan, 2010
(accepted)
3
Th. Tangkeshwar
(i)
“A Neural Based Recognition Technique
Singh
for Handwritten Character of Manipuri Script”,
accepted for publication in the International
Conference on Automation and Mechatronics,
ICAM 2009, Paper ID code: HK39366, World
Congresson Science, Engineering and
Technology, WCSET 2009, Hong Kong,
March 23-25, 2009.
“Off-line Handwritten Digit Recognition of
Manipuri Script”, accepted for publication in
the International Journal of Computer Sciences
and Engineering Systems, IJCSES, China, Vol.
4.1 Jan, 2010 (accepted)
4
Th. Rupachandra
(i) “Image Magnification based on directed linear
Singh
interpolation” NCC 2009, IIT Guwahati.
(ii) ”A Blind Video Watermarking Technique
19-21, 2009
“Image Magnification based on directed
( IJCSES) China Vol 4.1 Jan, 2010
(accepted)
5
T. Romen Singh
(i) “Image Magnification based on directed linear
interpolation” NCC 2009, IIT Guwahati.
(ii) ”A Blind Video Watermarking Technique
19-21, 2009
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(iii) “Image Magnification based on directed
( IJCSES) China Vol 4.1 Jan, 2010
(accepted)
5. Existing infrastructure
(i) Number of Computer Lab
a) Lab -1 (capacity of 34
machines for senior MCA
students)
b) Lab – II (capacity of 36
machines for junior MCA
students)
c) Lab – III (capacity of 18
machines for CCNA students)
d) Lab – IV (capacity of 10
machines for NLP &
Development of Manipuri
Language Technology Lab)
e) Lab V (capacity of 24
machines for CISCO SWAN
& Network traffic logging and
Analysis to secure IT
Infrastructure)
f) Lab VI (upcoming lab
with a capacity of 36
machines)
g) Server room with 6
servers.
(ii) Three lecture halls
(iii)
3 LCD projectors, Ricoh
Photostat machine, All in one
printer, 2 NT Laser printer.
(iv) 7 UPS
All the rooms, lecture halls and the
labs are networked and connected
with the university LAN. In addition
to this, the department has its own
servers for students where course
materials and various software are
hosted.
6. Names of project undertaken/undertaking:
Sl. Name of project
Funding Agency
1
Development of Electronic
Manipuri Dictionary
2
CISCO: Network Academy
3
Development of a Framework for
logging and Analysis of Network
Traffic to secure IT Infrastructure
Employment Generation Training
Scheme for North-East (EGTS)
Development of Website
(Software) on e-learning of Meetei
(Manipuri) Script
4
5
6
7
Development of Manipuri
Language Technology
Govt. of Manipur (under R&D Scheme
2006-07).
Govt. of Manipur
Department of Information Technology,
New Delhi, Govt. of India.
DIT, Govt. of India, New Delhi.
Govt. of Manipur (under R&D Scheme).
Department of Information Technology,
New Delhi, Govt. of India.
Departmental Library:
The Department has a Departmental Library with about 200 books.
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DEPARTMENT OF EARTH SCIENCES
1. Year of Establishment, 1984
2. Name and designation of faculty members and their specializations:
Name
Designation
Specialization
Dr. Arun Kumar
Professor
Remote Sensing & Applied Geology
Dr. R. A. S. Kushwaha
Professor
Sedimentology & Geomorphology
Dr. Soibam Ibotombi
Professor
Structural Geology & Tectonics
Dr. Y. Raghumani Singh
Asst. Professor
Palaeontology
(SS)
Dr. O. Geeta Devi
Part time
Geochemistry
Shri. Ch. Mangi Khuman Part time
Igneous Petrology
3. Seminar, symposia, conferences,
workshops, refresher courses, etc.
attended by the faculty members:
Prof. Arun Kumar:
i)
33rd International
Geological Congress, 14-21
August 2008, Oslo, Norway
ii)
7th General
Assembly of Asian Seismological
Union, 24-27 Nov. 2008 Tsukuba,
Japan
iii)
96th Indian
Science Congress, 3-7 Jan. 2009,
NEHU, Shillong
Prof. R. A. S. Kushwaha: Nil
Prof.
Soibam
Ibotombi
Seminar/Conference/Workshop
Attended:
i) Brainstorming
Session
on
Landslides of NE India, May 5-6,
2009, organised by Dept. of
Geology, Nagaland University and
sponsored by DST, New Delhi.
ii) 29th State Geological Planning
Board
(SGPB)
Meeting,
September 10, 2009, Govt. of
Nagaland, Dimapur.
iii) PAMC Meeting for Magnetostratigraphy and Paleomagnetism
Project at Dept. of Geological
Sciences, Guahati University on
November 12-13, 2009.
iv)
National seminar
on “Geodynamics, Sedimentation
and Biotic Response in the
Context of India-Asia Collision”.
Dept. of Geology, Mizoram
University, Aizawl, Nov. 26-29,
2009.
v)
“Interactive
Programme” regarding Career
Options in different fields,
organized by Thoubal Collge,
Thoubal, February 20, 2010.
Lectures Delivered as Resource
Person by Prof. Soibam Ibotombi:
I) Landslides and Structures in
Manipur in Brainstorming Session
on Landslides of NE India, May
5-6, 2009, organised by Dept. of
Geology, Nagaland University and
sponsored by DST, New Delhi.
ii) Structural
and
Tectonic
Framework of the Indo- Myanmar
Ranges and Its Implications in 29th
State Geological Planning Board
(SGPB) Meeting, September 10,
2009,
Govt.
of
Nagaland,
Dimapur.
ii) Role of Geology and Career
options in
Geology
in
Interactive Programme regarding
Career Options in different fields,
organized by Thoubal Collge,
Thoubal, February 20, 2010.
Seminar Attended:
i)
Industry-Academia
Workshop
Technology
Imperatives for Exploration
and Production of Oil and Gas
from 17.03.2010 to 20.03.2010
organised by Oil and Natural
Gas Corporation Limited at
Kaziranga, Assam.
ii)
National seminar on
“Geodynamics, Sedimentation
87
Manipur, India. Int. Jour. Of
Economic and Environmental
Geology, Karachi University, Vol1 (1) 45-50
and Biotic Response in the
Context
of
India-Asia
Collision”. Dept. of Geology,
Mizoram University, Aizawl,
Nov. 26-29, 2009.
iii)
National Seminar on,
“India.
XXII
ICMS,
Tiruchirapalli.
Others:
Prof. Soibam Ibotombi:
i) Soibam, I. & Hemanta Singh,
R.K., 2008. Paleostress analysis
for rocks of the Imphal valley
using conjugate fractures and its
tectonic significances. Bulletin of
the Indian
Geologists’
Association, 41, 57-71.
ii) Pradipchandra
Singh,
M.,
Soibam, I., Thong, G.T. &
Imtiwapang, Aier.,
2008.
Impact of human settlement and
landuse on slope stability:
Phikomei (Mao) slide, an example
from Imphal-Mao (NH-39) road
section, Manipur. Bulletin of the
Indian Geologists’ Association,
41, 25- 39.
iii) Hemanta
Singh,
R.K.,
Pradipchandra Singh, M. &
Soibam, I., 2009. Gopibung
(Keithelmanbi)
debris
flow:
causes and consequences. In Bhat,
G.M., Pandita K., Singh, Y. &
Lone,
B.A.
(Eds.):
Geoenvironment - Challenges
Ahead. Macmillan Publishers
India Ltd., 37-51.
iv) Soibam, I. & Pradipchandra
Singh, M., 2009. Influence of
anthropogenic activities on slope
instability along the hilly ImphalMao road section (NH-39) of
Manipur,
NE-India.
Proceedings
of
the
First
Science
and Engineering,
Yangon, Myanmar, Vol. 3, 242247.
v) Soibam, I., 2009. Geology of
Manipur: earthquakes and other
natural disasters. Bulletin of
Manipur State Museum, 3, 21-33.
i) Singh, Y. Raghumani, Dogra,
N.N. and R. Arjun 2009.Record
of palynomorphs from the Upper
Murree, Jammu, India. Himalayan
Geology.V. 30(1), pp. 69-73.
i) Appointment of Assistant of
Controller (A.O.C) for B. Ed/
Hindi
Shikshan
Parangat
Examination, 2009.
5. Refresher course:
6. Number
of
papers/books
Prof. Arun Kumar
Coda Qc Attenuation in IndoMyanmar Region, Manipur, Northeast
India, Current Science, Vol. 95, No.
12, 25, pp. 1679-1683, Dec., 2008
Landslide Hazard Zonation Atlas of
Northeast India. Indian Landslides,
Vol. 2, pp. 11-18, Nov. 2008
Seismo-tectonic Model of the IndoBurma
Ranges,
Communicated,
BSSA-S-08-00506
Prof. R. A. S. Kushwaha
i) Singh,
Ch.
Gobin.
and
Kushwaha,
R.
A.
S.:
Petrographic
Analysis
of
Tertiary Sediments between
Imphal and Moreh, Manipur.
(Jour. Ind. Assc. of Sedi 2009)
ii) Singh, M., Chandra and
Kushwaha,
R.
A.
S.:
Ichnofossils from the EoceneOligocene Deposits Between
Bijang and Tupul Villages,
Manipur, India (Jour. Ind.
Assc. of Sedi. 2009)
iii)
Kushwaha, R. A.
S. and M. Okendro: Landslide
Hazard Zonation along Parts of
NH-53 between Keithelmanbi and
Nungba, Manipur. In press (Ed.
Prof. T.N. Singh, Dept. of Earth
Sciences, IIT, Bombay, 2009)
iv)
Okendro,
M.,
Kushwaha, R. A. S. and Goel, O.
P. A study of landslides along
parts of National Highway in
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Dr. O. Geeta Devi:
Shri Ch. Mangi Khuman:
i) Geological and tectonic setting of
Manipur: Implications on the
tectonics
of
Indo-Myanmar
Ranges. In Souvenir: volume of
the National Seminar on IndoMyanmar Ranges in the Tectonic
Framework of the Himalaya and
Southeast Asia, Nov. 27-29, pp
23-35
ii)
Manipur:
Its
Graceful Contours and the
Geological Features, in Souvenir
Vol. of the National Seminar on
Indo-Myanmar Ranges in the
Tectonic Framework of the
Himalaya and Southeast Asia,
Nov. 27-29
5.
Name and number of visitors
and their lectures in the Department
and their purpose of visit in the
department:
vi)
Dr.
T.
N.
Jowahar, Scientist-D Wadia Institute
of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun
visited the department and delivered
lectures on the tectonics of Himalaya.
6.
Appointments/promotions/retire
ments/assignments/resignations etc.
of the faculty members of the
department
Dr. R. A. S. Kushwaha and Dr.
Soibam Ibotombi were promoted to
the post of Professor
Dr. Y. Raghumani Singh was
promoted to Lecturer (Senior Grade)
7.
Projects undertaken during the year
2009-10 or continuing till 2009 along
with their sanction amounts and
names of the funding agencies:
Prof. Arun Kumar:
i)
Integrated
geophysical studies in IndoBurma arc region, Total cost Rs.
98.13 lakhs, Funded by Ministry
of Earth Sciences, New Delhi,
Govt. of India
ii)
North
Eastern
School Earthquake Laboratory
Programme. Total cost Rs. 257
lakhs Funded by, Ministry of
Earth Sciences, New Delhi, Govt.
of India
iii)
An application of
3 D Fault Deformeter along CMT
in Manipur Total cost Rs 39.0
lakhs, Funded by Ministry of
Science & Technology, New
Delhi, Govt. of India.
Dr. Soibam Ibotombi and RAS
Kushwaha:
i)
Integrated studies
on landslides along Parts of
National Highways in Manipur,
Total cost Rs. 23,06,285/ Funded
by DST Ministry of Science &
Technology, New Delhi, Govt. of
India
ii)
Shillong
Basin
and the thrust and Ohiolite Belts
of the Indo-Myanmar Mobile Belt,
Northeast India: An Integrated
Approach
from
Magnetostratigraphy
and
Paleomagnetism. Total cost.
21.87 lakhs, DST, Ministry of
Science & Technology, New
Delhi, Govt. of India
iii)
Landslide
Microzonation, Risk Assessment
and Remedial Measures along
NH-150 and State Highways
between Ukhrul and Nunghar and
Ukhrul-Paorei, Manipur. Total
cost Rs. 12. 5 lakhs, funded by
DST, DST, Ministry of Science &
Technology, New Delhi, Govt. of
India
Dr. Y. Raghumani Singh:
Palynostratigraphy and Hydrocarbon
Potential Evaluation of the Lower
Tertiary Successions, Jammu Region,
J&K, Total cost Rs. 8.09 lakhs
Funded by DST, New Delhi Under
SERC FAST TRACK Scheme
Dr. Th. Devala Devi:
Landslide Hazard Zonation along
Imphal-Mao Road Section, Manipur.
Total cost. Rs. 7.35 lakhs Funded by
DST, New Delhi under Women
Scientist Scheme
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DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY
Year of Establishment: Department of
Geography (DST-FIST sponsored
Department), Manipur University,
Canchipur. Teaching of Geography at P.G.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Name & Designation of the Faculty
Members
(a) Prof. N. Deva Singh
(b) Dr. Kh. Pradipkumar Singh,
Reader & Head
(c) Dr. R.K. Somorjit Singh, Lecturer
(Sr.)
(d) Mr. A. Manglem Singh, Lecturer
(e) Mr. Lungghim Rongmei, Guest
Lecturer
Seminars, Symposia, Conferences,
Workshops etc. sponsored/organized
by the department with venues:
Seminars, Symposia, Conferences,
Workshops etc. attended by the
faculty members during the period.
Also specify the title of the papers
presented along with their dates and
venues:
Number of books/papers published by
the faculty members:
Name and the numbers of visitors and
their luctures in the department and
their proposes of visit in the
department.
Appointment/Promotion/Retirement/
Resignation of the faculty members
etc. of the department:
undertaken/ undertaking during the
year 2007 or continuing till n2007
along with their sanctioned amounts
and the names of the funding
agencies:
Study Leave/other leaves for the
faculty members:
Prof. N. Deva Singh
Dr. Kh. Pradipkumar Singh
Dr. R.K. Somorjit Singh
Mr. Manglem Singh
Level started in the Dept. on Earth
Sciences since 1984. The Dept. of
Geography bifurcated from the Earth
Sciences in 1992.
Specialization
Settlement Geog. & Agriculture Geography
Geomorphology & remote Sensing
Population Geog. & Resource Geography
National seminar on “Urban Problems and
Strategies for Development with special
reference to Manipur, Dec 29-30, 2008 in the
Department of Geography, M.U.
Prof. N. Deva Singh,
Presented a paper on “Transport Relationship
between Imphal and other important centres”
in the 41st Annual Regional Science
Conference held at Bomdila, Arunachal
Presdesh from March 3-5, 2010.
Dr. R.K. Somorjit Singh,
Published a paper on “Problems of
Environment & Health in Manipur (2010) in
the journal: North Eastern Geographer,
Guwahati Vol. No. 35, No. 1&2 2007-2008
pp 93-104.
Nil
Nil
Nil
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SCL
7
8
5
90
DL
CL
2
3
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Mr. Lungghim Rongmei
Departmental Library, if any
Any other information etc.
Number of registered students in
MA/M.Sc. (class wise and in
SC/ST/OBC/Gen and their
achievements:
Number of registered students in
Ph.D. with their topics during the year
2008-09
Number of students awarded
degrees/deploma in M.Phil/Ph.D ect.
During the year 2008-09
Sem.
2nd
4th
SC ST OBC UR Total
05 03 10 16 34
01 09 03 17 30
Nil
Nil
DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCES
AYUSH, BARC, CSIR, Dept. of Atomic
Energy, Dept. of Space, DST, DBT,
MOEF, ICAR, ICMR, UGC, etc. This has
resulted not only in acquiring a number of
sophisticated equipments, but also paved
way for training a number of research
students and declaring nearly 247 scholars
with doctoral degree in varied aspects of
Life Sciences. It is also a continuous
exercise for the department to conduct
seminars and symposia, and refresher
courses periodically. Mention may be
made here that the Special Assistance
Programme (SAP) extended by UGC
continuously for 15 years from 1993-94 to
2007-08 and also the grant from DST –
FIST enabled the department to have a
concrete footing so as to reach this height
with maximum facilities. In addition to
basic amenities, the department has special
cell for gamma radiation, tissue culture,
animal rearing and then glass house for
insect culture, besides fish museum and
computer lab. The central instrumentation
facility as well as bioinformatics centre
enables the scholars to get in touch with
modern equipments and recent innovative
and information technology.
The Department of Life Sciences
established in 1972 as a PG Study Centre
of the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New
Delhi, under the name “Department of
Applied Biology”. It offers post graduation
as well as doctoral research programme in
the field of basic disciplines such as
Ecology, Entomology, Fishery, Genetics,
Parasitology, Plant Pathology besides
Plant and Animal Physiology. As it is a
combination of Botany and Zoology, the
department admits as many as 80 students
every year for the M. Sc course. Nearly 80
scholars pursue at present for their
doctoral programme. The department is 10
Professors, 8 Readers, 2 Senior Lecturers
and a dozen supporting staff. Research on
thrust areas like Bio-resource, Biodiversity
and Bio-ecology of animals, plants and
microbes has been one of the primary
goals of the faculty members right from
the day of inception of the department and
therefore, over the period of time, a
number of research projects have been
taken up and they were funded by the
Government agencies like AICTE,
2. Name and designation of faculty members (including
specializations.
Sl.
Name of faculty member
Specialization
1
Dr P.S. Yadava
Ecology
2
Dr G.J. Sharma
Genetics
3
Dr N. Irabanta Singh
Plant Pathology
4
Dr W. Vishwanath Singh
Fishery
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part timers) and their subject
Designation
Professor
Prof. & Dean
Professor
Professor
Qualification
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
5
6
7
8
9
10
Dr B. Manihara Sharma
Dr G.A. Shantibala Devi
Dr R. Varatharajan
Dr M. Shyamkesho Singh
Dr Th. Bhagirath
Dr G.K.N. Chhetry
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Ecology
Plant Physiology
Entomology
Plant Pathology
Genetics
Plant Pathology/
Biostatistics
Dr R.K. Gambhir Singh
Parasitology
Dr P. Kumar Singh
Plant Physiology
Dr R.R. Pandey
Plant Pathology
Dr Th. Binoy Singh
Ecology
Dr Asha Gupta
Ecology
Dr M. Damayanti Devi
Genetics
Dr N. Mohilal Meitei
Parasitology
Dr Kananbala Sarangthem Plant Physiology
Dr Ch. Sarojnalini Devi
Fishery
20
Dr W. Vidyarani Devi
21
Prof.
Singh
T.
Kameshwar
Animal
Physiology
Entomology
workshops, refresher course, etc.
sponsored / organized by the
Department (with dates and venues).
i) The XV National Conference on
Aerobiology
and
National
Seminar on “Airspora – Impact on
Plant, Animal and Human
Health”, 6-8 March 2009.
ii) 2-days Eco-Club Teacher’s incharge Training Programme of
Imphal West, 26-27 October 2009.
iii) A poster making competition, 12
December, 2009 as a part of the
Global day of Action on the theme
“Global Warming and my
responsibility”.
during 2009 period.
Prof. P.S. Yadava
i. 10th International Congress of
Ecology, 16-21 August, 2009,
Brisbane, Australia.
ii. XII World Forestry Congress, 1823 October 2009. Buenos Aires,
Argentina.
iii. National Seminar on ‘Awareness
Programme on Carbon capture
and storage, 27-31 July 2009,
INSA, New Delhi.
Professor
Professor
Professor
Professor
Professor
Professor
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Reader
Reader
Reader
Reader
Reader
Reader
Reader
Reader
Lecturer
(Sr. Scale)
Lecturer
(Sr. Scale)
Emeritus
Fellow
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc., Ph.D.
M.Sc. Ph.D.
iv. Workshop on “Academic Credit
System” to be adopted by Indian
Universities, 5-6 January 2009,
NUEPA, New Delhi-16.
Prof. G. Jitendra Sharma
i.
Invited
lecture
on
“Morphological and molecular
characterization of intergeneric
hybrids between the genera
Renanthera and Vanda” in XXIII
International Eucarpia Symposium
on
Colourful
Breeding
&
Genetics, 31 August – 4 Sept.,
2009, Wageningen University,
Leiden, Netherlands.
List of Research Publications:
Kishor RK & Sharma GJ:
Intergeneric hybrid of two rare and
endangered orchids, Renanthera
imschootiana Rolfe and Vanda
coerulea
Griff.
Ex.
L.
(Orchidaceae):
synthesis
and
characterization, Euphytica (UK)
165, 2009, 247-256.
Sayanika W & Sharma GJ: In
vitro Shoot proliferation and
enhancement
of
rooting
in
Melocanna bambusoides Trin.
From nodal explants, Journal of
92
Bamboo
and
Rattan
(The
Netherlands) Vols. 1&2, 2009, 4352.
Sayanika W & Sharma GJ: In
vitro propagation of Arundinaria
callosa Munro-an edible bamboo
from nodal explants of mature
plants, The Open Plant Science
Journal (USA) 3, 2009, 35-39.
Kishor RK & Sharma GJ:
Morphological and molecular
characterization of the intergeneric
hybrids between the genera
Renanthera and Vanda, Acta
Horticulturae (Netherlands) 855,
2010, 169-175.
Punyarani Ksh & Sharma GJ:
Micropropagation
of
Costus
speciousus (Koen.) Sm. using
nodal segment culture, Notulae
scientia Biologicae (Romania)
2(1), 2010, 58-62.
Singh OM, Devi NS, Thokchom
DS & Sharma GJ: Novel 3alkyl/aryl-2H-chromene-2-thiones:
synthesis and evaluation of their
anti-oxidant activities, European
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
(Elsevier) 45, 2010, 2250-2257.
Sanatombi K, Sen-Mandi S &
Sharma GJ: Molecular profiling
of Capsicum landraces of Manipur,
Scientia
Horticulturae
(Netherlands) 124, 2010, 405-408.
Sanatombi K, Sahu A, Sen-Mandi
S & Sharma GJ: Molecular AFLP
analysis of seven Capsicum
landraces of Manipur, Notulae
Botanicae (Romania) 2010 [in
press].
Invited Lecture Delivered:
Molecular characterization of
intergeneric hybrids between the
Orchid genera Renanthera and
Vanda,
XXIII
International
Eucarpia
Symposium
on
Ornamental
Breeding
and
Genetics, 31 August – 4
September 2009, Wageningen
University, Leiden, Netherlands.
Project undertaken:
Indian Council of Medical
Research (IMCR), Government of
India: “Centre of Advanced
Research on DNA fingerprinting
and diagnostics of medicinal
potentials in plants from eastern
and northeastern India” (in
Collaboration with Bose Institute,
Kolkata) (2007-2012).
Prof. N. Irabanta Singh
i. Presidential
address
on
“Aerobiology in Plant Pathology
and disease management” in the
15th National Conference on
Aerobiology
&
National
Symposium on “Air-spora impact
on Plant, Animal and Human
Health” , 6-8 March, 2009, Dept.
of Life Sciences, Manipur
University.
ii. 2nd
NEBInet
Coordinator’s
meeting, 11-13, November 2009,
College of Veterinary Science,
Assam Agricultural University,
Guwahati.
iii. National
Symposium
on
“Microorganisms and their role in
Plant and Human Affairs, 3-5,
December,
2009,
Calcutta
University, Kolkata.
Prof. W. Vishwanath Singh
i. Invited lecture on “Fish Diversity
in Northeast India and Impact of
Climate Change” in National
Symposium on “Impact of
Climate Change on Coldwater
Fisheries”, 6-8 June 2009,
Directorate
of
Coldwater
Fisheries
Research
(ICAR),
Bhimtal.
ii. Invited lecture on “Impact of
Climate Change on coldwater
fishes, and their remedies” in
National
Symposium
on
“Coldwater
Fisheries
Management: New Strategies and
Approaches”, 2-4 October 2009,
Eco-Camp, ABACA, Nameri
National Park, Assam.
iii. IUCN
Eastern
Himalaya’s
Freshwater Workshop, 22-26 July
2009 Kathmandu, Nepal.
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iv. 20th All India Congress of
Zoology and National Seminar on
Bioresources and its Management
of
Food,
Livelihood
and
Environmental
Security
and
National
Helminthodological
Congress, Central Institute of
Fisheries Education, Versova,
Mumbai, 29-31 December, 2009,
Pro. B. Manihar Sharma
i. 96th Indian Science Congress, 3-7
January 2009, NEHU, Shillong
Prof. G.A. Shantibala Devi
i. 4th
World
Congress
on
Conservation Agriculture, 4-6
February 2009, New Delhi.
Prof. G.K.N. Chhetry
i. IUFRO
International
Forest
Biosecurity Conference, 16-20
March 2009, Rotorua, New
Zealand.
ii. 5th International Conference Plant
Pathology in the Globalized Era,
10-13 November 2009, IARI,
New Delhi.
iii. National
Symposium
on
December,
2009,
Calcutta
Dr R.K. Gambhir Singh
i.
21st National Congress
of Parasitology (NCP), 14-16
November
2009.
Punjab
University, Chandigarh
ii.
2nd
International
Conference
on
Bio-wealth
Management for Sustainable
Livelihood (ICBMSL-2009), 2022 November 2009, MSET-ICCB,
IFP and SSI, Ranchi. iii.
20th All India Congress
of Zoology and National Seminar
on
Bioresources
and
its
Management of Food, Livelihood
and Environmental Security and
National
Helminthodological
Mumbai, 29-31 December, 2009,
Dr. P. Kumar Singh
i. XIX Annual Conference of IAAT
& International Symposium on
“Aniosperm
Systematics
&
Phylogency, 12-14, November,
2009, NBRI, Lucknow.
Dr. Th. Binoy Singh
January 2009, NEHU, Shillong.
Dr. R.R. Pandey
ii. 5th International Conference Plant
Pathology in the Globalized Era,
10-13 November 2009, IARI,
New Delhi.
iii. National
Symposium
on
December,
2009,
Calcutta
Dr M. Damayanti Devi
i. The Hands-on training course on
fluorescence in situ hybridization
(FISH) : A tool for physical
mapping of genes, 27 October – 7
November, 2009, National Bureau
of Fish Genetic Resources,
Lucknow.
Dr Asha Gupta
ii. 10th International Congress of
Ecology, 16-21 August 2009,
Brisbane, Australia.
iii. 79th Annual Session of National
Academy of Sciences (NASI), 1416 December 2009, Calcutta
Dr Kananbala Sarangthem
i. VII World Bamboo Conference,
16-18 September 2009, Bangkok,
Thailand.
ii. National
Conference
on
“Frontiers in Plant Physiology
towards sustainable agriculture”,
5-7 November 2009, Assam
Agricultural University, Jorhat.
iii. Visiting Fellow to Tripura
University,
Agartala,
23-29
November 2009.
Dr Chungkham Sarojnalini
flurorescence in situ hybridization
(FISH) : A tool for physical
Lucknow.
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ii. 20th All India Congress of
Zoology and National Seminar on
Bioresources and its Management
of
Food,
Livelihood
and
Environmental
Security
and
National
Helminthodological
Mumbai, 29-31 December, 2009.
Dr W. Vidyarani Devi
flurorescence in situ hybridization
(FISH): A tool for physical
Lucknow.
ii. International
Conference
on
Integrative Physiology: Modern
Perspective & Platinum Jubilee
Celebration of the Physiological
Society of India, 12-14 November
2009, Kolkata.
5. Number of papers / books published
by the faculty members in 2009.
Prof. P.S. Yadava
i. Devi N, Biyalaxmi and Yadava,
P.S., 2009, Emission of CO2 from
soil and immobilization of carbon
in the microbes in a sub-tropical
mixed forest ecosystem of
Manipur, N.E. India, Current
Science, 96(12): 1627-1630.
ii. Devi, N. Supriya and Yadava,
P.S., 2009, Aboveground and net
primary production of semievergreen forest of Manipur,
North East India, Jr. Forestry
Research (China), 20(2): 151-155.
iii. Binarani, R.K., Yadava, P.S. and
Ibochoubi, L, 2009, Soil organic
carbon and soil microbial biomass
under shifting cultivation systems
of Kangchup hills, Manipur,
North-East India, Int. Jr. Ecology
& Envn. Sc.: 35(2-3): 261-266.
ii. Vishwanath, W., 2009: Garra
arupi, a new cyprinid fish species
(Cypriniformes: Cyprinidae) from
upper Brahmaputra basin in
Arunachal Pradesh, India, J.
Threratened Taxa, 1(4) : 197-202.
iii. Vishwanath, W., 2009: A new
catfish, Hara koladynensis from
northeastern India (Siluriformes:
Erethistidae), J. Threatened Taxa.
1(9) : 466-470.
iv. Vishwanath, W., 2009: First
record of the catfish Gagata
dolichonema
He,
1996
(Siluriformes: Sisoridae) from
India, J. Threatened Taxa. 1(11) :
578-580.
Prof. B. Manihar Sharma
i.
Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009:
Distribution of some trace metals
in the Mandovi Estuary of Goa,
West Coast of India, Ind. J. Envn.
& Ecoplan., vol.15(3).
ii. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Trace
metals in sediments of the Zuari
river of Goa, West Coast of India,
The Ecoscan. 3(1&2) : 111-117.
iii. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Lifeform Analysis of macrophtytes of
Poiroupat Lake, Manipur, India,
Proc. XI Manipur Sc. Congress,
M.U.: 43-47.
iv. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Life
form and Biological spectrum of
the macrophytes in Oksoipat
Lake,
Bishnupur
(Manipur,
Frontier Botanist, Spl. vol. 1-7.
v. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009:
Floristic Distribution and Growth
form Analysis of macrophytes of
Laisoipat Lake, Manipur, Frontier
Botanist, Spl. Vol.10-19.
vi. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Study
on
the
Physioco-chemical
characters of water samples of
Awangsoipat lake, Bishnupur,
Frontier Botanist, Spl. vol. 20-24.
vii. Manihar, B. Sharma, 2009: Life
form classification and Biological
spectrum of the undergrowth
vegetation of Pinus plantation
forests of Manipur, Frontier
Botanist, Spl. vol. 25-29.
i. Vishwanath, W., 2009: Diagnosis
and interrelationships of fishes of
the genus Channa Scopoli
(Teleostei:
Channiade)
of
northeastern India, J. Threatened
Taxa 1(2) : 97-105.
95
Prof. R. Varatharajan
i. Varatharajan,
R.,
2009:
Pathogenicity of Pieris brasicae
granulosis rirus infecting the
caterpillars of Pieris brassicae,
Ecofriendly
Insect
Pest
Management, Eds. S. Ignacimuthu
& B.V. David, Elite Publishing
House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 5661.
i. Chhetry, G.K.N. & Belbahri, L.,
2009: Indigenous pest and
diseases management practices in
traditional farming system in
India, Jr. Plant Breeding and Crop
Sc., 028-038. online journal.
ii. Chhetry, G.K.N. et al., 2009:
Spatial distribution of Aphis
gossypii (Glover on Okra
(Homoptera: Aphididae), U.P. Jr.
Zool. 29(2) : 173-177.
iii. Chhetry, G.K.N. and Premrani,
Th., 2009: Soyabean see microbes
in post harvest indigenous food
(Hawaijar),
Processing
of
Mycopathol. Res. 47(2): 181-186.
Dr. R.K. Gambhir Singh
i. Gambhir, R.K., Gyaneswari, I.,
Tarnita, Th., Chinglenkhomba,
A., Indrani, Ch. and Zenith, Th.,
2009:
Anterogoniporus,
a
peculiar new genus of the family
–
Oxyuridae
(Oxyurida:
Nematoda) from wall lizard of
Manipur, India, Flora and
Fauna, vol. 15, No.1.
ii. Th. Tarnita, R.K. Gambhir and
I. Gyaneswori, 2009: On a new
genus of the sub-Family –
Gorgoderinae
from
Rana
limnochairs
Bolsduval,
in
Manipur, National Jr. Life Sc.
iii. Gambhir, R.K., Zenith, Ng., I.
Gyaneswori
and
W.
Lakshmipiyari, 2009 : A new
trematode
of
the
genus
Astiotrema Loss, 1900, from a
fresh water fish Clarias
batrachus from Manipur, Proc.
Zoological Society of India.
Dr. P. Kumar Singh
i. Devi, Kh. S., Devi, Y.S. and
Singh, P.K., 2009: A Census on
Edible Flowers found in the
valley districts of Manipur, J.
Econ. Taxon., Bot., 33(1) : 232239.
ii. Ahmed, M.M. and Singh, P.K.,
2009: Trading activity and
Ethnodomestigation of Plants by
Manipuri
Muslims,
Notulae
Scientia Biologicae, 1(1) XX-XX:
17-23.
Dr. R.R. Pandey
i. Sangeeta, W., Singh, M.L.,
Dhanapati, K., Pandey, R.R. and
Varatharajan,
R.,
2009:
Pathogencity of Pieris brassicae
granulosis virus infecting the
caterpillars of Pieris brassicae
(Lepidoptera:
Pieridae).
In
Ecofriendly
insect
Pest
Management (eds. S. Ignacimuthu
& B.V. David). Elite Publishing
House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 5661.
ii. Dubey, R.C., Kumar, Harish and
Pandey, R.R., 2009: Fungitoxic
effect of neem extracts on growth
and
sclerotial
survival
of
Macrophomina phaseolina in
vitro, Jr. American Sc. 5(5): 1724.
Dr. M. Damayanti Devi
i. Reena, L., Damayanti, M., &
Rajendra, S. Singh, 2009:
Antibacterial efficacy of elite
medicinal plants on urolithiasis
inducing flora, Jr. Food Agr.
Envn., vol.7(2), April, 400-45
(Finland).
Dr. Asha Gupta
Paper published
i. Gupta Asha & Sanjoy Meitei,
2009: Growth form analysis of
aquatic
macrophytes
in
community ponds from Imphal
valley, Manipur, The Botanique,
13(1): 90-93.
ii. Gupta Asha & Usharani, 2009:
Rainfall partitioning in a tropical
forest of Manipur, North East
India, Tropical Ecology 50(2):
355-358.
iii. Gupta Asha & Romeo, M. Singh,
2009: Water Quality States of Iril
River, Manipur, J. Curr. Sc., 14(1)
(in press).
96
Book chapter
i. Folk Medicinal plants of Manipur
In ‘Indigenous Medicinal Plants’,
Ed. P.C. Trivedi, Pointer Pub.
Jaipur: 112-131.
Dr. N. Mohilal Meitei
i. Hemananda, Th., Mohilal, N.,
Bandyopadhyay, P.K. and Mitra,
A.K.,
2009:
Two
new
Myxosporidia
(Myxozoa:
Myxospora)
of
the
genus
Myxobolus Butschli, 1882 from
cornea of Clarias batrachus
(Linnseus, 1770) Caught from a
fish farm in India, North-Western
Jr. Zoology, 5(1) : 165-169.
ii. Pramodini, M. and Mohilal, N.,
2009: One new and three known
species
of
Paratylenchus
(Nematodea: Tylenchulidae) from
Manipur, India, Jr. Threatened
Tax., 1(3) : 179-179.
iii. Mohilal, N., Pramodini, M. and
Bina, L., 2009: Plant and Soil
Nematodes
from
Lokchao
yangoupokpi wild life sanctuary,
Manipur, India, Jr. Threatened
Tax., 1(3) : 188-189.
iv. Mohilal, N., Bina, L. and Anandi,
Y.,
2009:
Plant
parasitic
Nematodes of the subfamily
Tylenchinae orley, 1880 from
Manipur, India, U.P. J. Zoo. 29(2)
: 255-262.
v. Mohilal, N. and Hemananda, Th,
2009: Diversity of Myxobolus
(Protozoa Myxozoa) infecting
fresh water fishes of Manipur – A
preliminary study on systematics
and control measures, Wetlands
of North East India, Ecology,
Aquatic
Bioresources
and
Conservation,
223-237
Ed.
Kosygin Laishram, Akansha Pub.
House, New Delhi.
Dr. Ch. Sarojnalini Devi
i. Sarojnalini,
Ch.
Devi
and
Suchitra,
T.,
2009:
Microbiological and Nutritional
Evaluation
of
Fermented
Setipinna
species,
Fishery
Technology, vol. 40(2), 165-170.
ii. Sarojnalini,
Ch.
Devi
and
Suchitra, T., 2009: Microbial
profile of startar culture fermented
fish product “Ngari” of Manipur,
Ind. J. Fish, 56(2): 123-127.
Dr. W. Vidyarani Devi
i. Vidyarani, W. and Sunita, H.
Devi, 2009: Fecundity of L.
irrorata an, endemic fish of
Manipur, Flora and Fauna, 15(1),
281-294.
6. Name and number of visitors and
their lectures in the Department and
department.
(i) The department organized a
special lecture programme on
“Swine flu – the burning
problem”
by
Prof.
Ng.
Brajachand Singh, Professor
and Head, Department of
Microbiology, RIMS, Imphal in
connection with the Third Late
Prof. Ch. Dhanachand Memorial
Lecture Programme on 17-092009.
(ii) The department organized a Tree
Plantation cum Environment
Awareness Campaign at Life
Sciences Department, Manipur
University in collaboration with
Environment & Ecology Wing,
Govt. of Manipur on 17-08-2009.
Dr Kh. Shamungou Singh,
renowned environmentalist of
Manipur delivered a lecture.
7. Appointment
/
promotion
/
retirement
/
assignments
/
resignation etc. of the faculty
members of the department. - Nil.
8. Research projects undertaken by
faculty members during 2009 with
their sanctioned amounts and
names of the funding agencies.
Prof. P.S. Yadava
i. Impact of human activities on soil
microbial
and
nutrient
mineralization in Dipterocarpus
forest of Manipur, N.E. India
sponsored by CSIR, New Delhi.
ii. Vegetation carbon pool in the
Forest of Manipur, Dept. of
Space, Govt. of India.
i CAR in DNA fingerprinting and
diagnostics
for
medicinal
properties from plants of eastern
97
and north-eastern India, ICMR,
Govt. of India, New Delhi.
Prof. N. Irabanta Singh
i. Technology Development and
Demonstration for Eradication of
Parthenium
hystrophorus
L.
Growing Near Railways tracts and
Road sites of National and State
Highways in North East Indian
for Sustainable Health (human
and live stock) Care funded by
ICMR, New Delhi.
i. Ornamental Fish resources of the
Barak and Chindwin headwaters
in North East India, their Biology
and Conservation – Ministry of
Environment & Forests, New
Delhi.
ii. Inventory and Phylogeny of
catfish superfamily Sisoroidea of
NE India, ICAR through National
Bureau
of
Fish
Genetic
Resources, Lucknow.
i. UGC-Major Research project on
“Indigenous pest and disease
management practices for upland
rice cultivated in the organic dry
land areas on Manipur.
Dr P. Kumar Singh
i. Technology & Infrastructure
needs for cultivation, processing
and
preservation
of
some
indigenous medicinal plants under
R & D sector – National
Medicinal
Plants
Board,
Department of AYUSH, Ministry
of Health & Family Welfare,
Govt. of India.
ii. In Situ Conservation of medicinal
Plants in 3 Sites of Manipur, 2007-2007 onwards. Conservator of
Forest Working Plan, Research &
Training
Circle,
Govt.
of
Manipur.
iii. Evaluation of NAP works taken
up by JFMCs (new plantation)
under FDA, 2007-08 carried out
by 20 FJMCs (maintenance),
Bishnupur – Appointment of
Independent Evaluator, Forest
Dept., Govt. of Manipur.
i) AICOPTAX on Helminths and
Nematodes. MOEF, New Delhi.
ii) UGC Minor Research Project on
“Bioefficiency and Taxonomical
Analysis of Entomopathogenic
Nematodes of Manipur.”
9. Study leave / other leaves for the
faculty members.
10. Departmental Library, if any.
The Departmental has procured 626
books under DST-FIST Programme so
far.
11. Any other information.
Expert
i) Nominated in the panel of experts
for 2007-2009, National Institute
of Science Communication &
Information Resources, New
Delhi.
Referee
i) The Garden’s Bulletin, National
Botanic Garden, Singapore. In
Vitro Cellular & Development
Biology, Springer, New York,
USA, The Open Horticultural
Journal, Bentham Open, USA.
Assignment / Appointment
i) Taking in IUCN Freshwater Fish
Species Assessment and GIS
mapping of Fishes of Eastern
Himalayas.
ii) Appointed Research Advisory
Committee member of Central
Inland Fisheries Research Institute
(DIFRI), ICAR National Institute
for 3 years by ICAR, New Delhi.
Dr Asha Gupta
i) Co-ordinator of UGC Sponsored
Orientation Course on Global
Climate Change and Environment,
2-24 March 2009, AST, M.U.
ii) Co-ordinator of UGC sponsored
Refresher
Course
on
Environmental Studies, 5-25 June
2009, ASC, M.U.
iii) Member of National Advisory
Committee for UGC sponsored
National Conference on Recent
Trends in Bioscience (NCRTD
2009), 20-21 June, 2009, Institute
of Science, Nagpur.
98
Teacher’s in-charge Training
i) As Secretary, BEE NET, Manipur
Programme of Imphal West,
organized one-day seminar on
Senate Hall and Life Sciences
Cancer and Human Environment,
Dept., 26-27 October 2009 under
25 Feb. 2009.
Manipur Pollution Control Board
ii) As Secretary, BEE NET, Manipur
and Ministry of Environment and
organized a student’s exhibition of
Forersts.
indigenous
foodgrains
and
v) Organized a Tree Plantation
medicinal plants as a part of the
Programme in the Dept. of Life
International Day for Biological
Sciences, M.U. in collaboration
Diversity, 22 May, 2009, Kangala
with
the
Department
and
Hall, Kangla, Imphal under aegis
Environment & Ecology Wing,
of Environment and Ecology
Govt. of Manipur as a National
Wing, Govt. of Manipur.
Environment
Awareness
iii) Organized the 4th Death
Compaign 2009.
Anniversary and 3rd Memorial
vii)
Organized
a
lecture programme of late Prof.
Poster Making Competition on
Ch. Dhanachand Singh, 17th Sept.
12th December 2009 as part of the
2009.
Global Day of Action on the
iv) As Member-Secretary, Imphal
theme ‘Global Warming and My
West organized a 2-days Eco Club
Responsibility’.
viii)
12. Student’s profile
a) M.Sc. 1st Semester – 82
b) M.Sc. 3rd Semester – 66
c) Ph.D. scholars (on going) – 73
d) Ph.D. degree awarded during 2009 – 18.
Women Scientist
Sl. Name of Women
Name of Project
Mentor
Scientist
Screening and evaluation of antioxidant Dr M. Damyanti
1
Dr A. Haripiyari Devi properties of both wild and cultivated
Devi
fruits grown in Manipur and micro
propagation of elites.
Investigations on indigenous
Dr N. Mohilal
2
Dr M. Pramodini entomopathogenic nematodes for
Meitei
Devi
management of major insect pest of
agricultural crops in Manipur.
3
Dr I. Linthoingambi
Diversity and Phylogeny of Catfishes
Prof. W.
Devi
of northeast India and impact of global Vishwanath Singh
warming on their distribution.
4
Dr Gehamanjuri
Integrated management of
Dr R.R. Pandey
Sharma Laimayum
biodegradable wastes through fungal
inoculants and vermicoposting in
Imphal, Manipur.
Potentials of Giriraja farming for the
Dr R.K. Gambhir
5
Dr S. Zeshmarani
socio-economic development of the
Singh
weaker sections of Manipur.
Confirmation of the presence of genes
Prof. Th. Bhagirath
6
Dr Jojita Rajkumari
Controlling Zygomorphy, semipelorism
column types of orchid flowers.
7
Dr S. Padmabati Devi Biodiversity and conservation of rattan Dr P. Kumar Singh
of Manipur: A database study.
99
8
Ng.
Devi
Sandhyarani Development of low cost Japanese
Dr W. Vidyarani
Quail feed from locally available
Devi
resources and assessment of their
nutritional value
e) Research Associate (RA)
Sl. Name of Research
Name of Project
Funding Agency
Associate (R A)
1. Dr. Mutum Babita Investigation on artificial
CSRI
Devi
cultivation of termitomyces SSP.
Found in Manipur for sustainable
economic development.
2
N. Bijayalaxmi Devi
Effect of logging and burning on
CSRI
nutrient status and nitrogen
mineralization in a sub-tropical
mixed oak forest, Manipur.
f) Young Scientist awardee
Sl. Name of young
Seminar / Organization
scientist
1
Th. Hemananda Singh
National Seminar on Climate Change: Challenges and
(Parasitology)
Mitigation, 27-28 Feb. 2009, Central Calcutta Science
& Culture Organization for Youth, Science City,
Kolkata
International Conference on Bio-wealth management
2
Zenith Ngaseppam
for sustainable livelihood, International Conservation
(Parasitology)
of Contemporary Biologists (ICCB) & MadhawiShyam Educational Trust (MSET), Ranchi, Jharkhand
(India), 20-22 Nov. 2009.
International Conference on Bio-wealth management
3
Thokchom Tarnita Devi for sustainable livelihood, International Conservation
(Parasitology)
of Contemporary Biologists (ICCB) & MadhawiShyam Educational Trust (MSET), Ranchi, Jharkhand
(India), 20-22 Nov. 2009.
g)Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship – 3 (three)
h) Senior Research Fellow (SRF) – 2
Sl. Name of Senior Research
Funding Agency
Fellow
1
Leishangthem Surendrajit Singh
CSIR
2
Sandhyarani Devi
CSIR
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
1.
2.
Sl.
1
YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT: 1980
Name and designation pf faculty members
Name
Designation
Prof. K.S. Bhamra
Professor
2
Dr. M. Ranjit Singh
Professor
3
Dr. N. Ibotombi
Associate Professor
100
Specialization /Teaching
Relativity / Astro-Physics,
Diff. Equations.
Functional Analysis,
Topology
Gen. Relativity &
Cosmology, Classical Mech.,
Topology
4
Dr. I. Tomba Singh
5
Dr. Ng. Ibohal
Associate Professor
And Head
Associate Professor
6
7
8
Kh. Dhaballo Singh
O. Ratnabala Devi
M. Premjit Singh
Asst. Prof. (SS)
Asst. Prof. (SS)
Asst. Prof.
Probability, Demography &
O.R
Gen. Relativity, Fluid
Dynamics, Computer
Programming in C, Complex
Analysis
Real Analysis
Algebra, Topology
Operator theory
3. Number of registered students in M.Sc and in General/OBC/SC/ST:
Sl. Class
General OBC SC ST
Total
1
M.A / M.Sc
6
34
2
2
44
Previous
2 M.A / M.Sc
8
38
1
6
53
Final
4. Number of registered students in Ph.D. in 2009-10: Nil
5. Head of the Department of Mathematics: Dr Ng. Ibohal becomes the Head since
February 1, 2010 after the completion of the three years period of Dr I. Tomba
Singh’s Headship on January 31, 2010.
6. Ph. D. Awarded (2009-10)
(i) L. Priyanandini Devi (Guide: Prof. M. Ranjit Singh): KKM Theory (September
29, 2009)
Ph. D. Thesis submitted (2009-2010): Nil
8.Details of research projects in progress:
Sl.
1
Title
“A Study of Rotating
Embedded Black Holes:
Hawking’s
Radiatations”
Dr. Ng. Ibohal
Sponsor
UGC
9. List of publications of the faculty
members in the year 2009-10
Dr. I. Tomba Singh:
i) Migration impact on population
growth: Published in the journal of
Bioscience Research Bulletin, Delhi
Vol. 25 (No.2), 2009; P 93-106.
(with Y. Ashakiran Devi).
Dr. M. Ranjit Singh:
Approv. Financial outlay
Rs.4, 52, 600 lakhs
Remark
Final report
submitted
on 1-5-2006 to
30-4-2009
with Y.Mahendra Singh and L.
Sambhu Singh).
iii) “Fixed points for Biased Map on
Metric Space”, Int. Jour. Contem.
Math. Sc., Vol. 4(16), 2009,
p.769-778,
ISSN
1312-7586
(jointly with Y.Mahendra Singh).
iv) “Gregus type Common Fixed
Point Theorems on Compatible
Mappings of
type©, Int. Jour. Maths. Sc. Eng.
Appl. Vol. 3 No. I/II/III/IV, 2009,
ISSN 0973-9424 (jointly with L.
Sambhu Singh ).
v) “On various types of compatible
maps and common fixed point
theoirems for non-continuous
maps” to be appear in Hacettepe
Journal of
i)
“A Fixed Point Theorem via
Biased Maps”, Jou. Ind. Aca.
Math. Vol. 31(1), 2009 (jointly
with L.Sambhu Singh)
ii) “Fixed points of Biased Maps of
type ( RM ) on Fuzzy Metric
Space”, Int. Jour. Contem. Math.
Sc., Vol. 4(16), 2009, p.757-768,
ISSN 1312-7586 (jointly
101
Mathematics and
Statistics, Turkey.
Dr. Ng. Ibohal:
i) “Non-stationary
de
Sitter
Cosmological
models”,
International J. of Modern
Physics D, Vol 18, No. 5 (2009),
pp. 853-863
ii) “Phase transition in the Reissner
Nordstrom
black
hole”,
Astrophys Space Sci. Vol. 327,
No.2 pp 67-69 (2010). (with I.
Ablu, K. Yugindro Singh, and T.
Ibungochouba Singh)
Dr. O. Ratnabala Devi:
i) Intuitionistic fuzzy near-rings and
its properties Journal of the Indian
Math. Soc., Vol. 74 (3-4) (2007),
203-219 (available in 2009)
Dr. N. Ibotombi Singh:
i) “Cosmological models with
generalized gravitational and
cosmological
constants,”
Astrophysics
and
SpaceSci
(2009), Vol. 324 p 67-70.
Springer
ii) “A new class of Bulk viscous
cosmological models in a scale.
Covariant theory of gravitation”,
Astrophysics
and
SpaceSci
(2010), Vol. 326. p 293-297,
Springer.
iii) “Cosmological models with Time
dependent G and Lamda
coupling Scalar”, Chinese Phys
Letters, Vol. 26 No. 6 (2009), pp
9-10, publisher Chinese Phys.
Society.
9. Workshop / Seminars/ Conferences
attended:
Prof. K.S Bhamra:
(i)
National Conference on Recent
Trends in Mathematical Sciences. “A
Petrov-Galerkin Method for the
Numerical Solution of RLW
Equation” at Banaras Hindu
University, Varanasi held on
March 18-20, 2010
Prof. M. Ranjit Singh:
i) Attended as a resource person in
the UGC sponsored National
Conference on
Advances in
Mathematics:
Scientific
Development & Engineering
Applications organized by the
P.G.& Research Department of
Mathematics,
Kunthavai Naachiyar Govt. Arts
College for Women, Thanjavur,
Tamilnadu,
August
31to
September 1, 2009 and deliverd a
talk titled
“Essence of
Commuting Mappings”.
ii)
Attended as an Executive
Member of Indian Society for
History of Mathematics in the
National Meet on History of
Mathematical Sciences organized
by
the
Department
of
Mathematics, University of Delhi
and Indian Society for History of
Mathematics on January 7-9,
2010
Dr Ng. Ibohal:
i) “Recent Trends in Mathematics and
its Application” at Gauhati
University, Guwahati on 12-13
Sept. 2009.
ii)
“Gravitation Theorems and
Astronomy (CGTA)” at Nilkanthrao
Shinde Science and Arts College,
Nagpur University from 28-30
December 2009.
Dr. N. Ibotombi Singh:
i)
National Meet on History
Mathematical Sciences, organized
by the Department of Mathematics
University of Delhi, held on 7-9 Jan
2010
Dr O. Ratnabala Devi:
i) Attended UGC Sponsred 6-days Short
Term Course for Research Guide
organized by UGC Academic Staff
College,
Manipur
University,
Canchipur from 13th to 18th July,
2009.
ii) Attended the National Seminar on
frontiers
of
Mathematics
Applications
at
Calcutta
Mathematical Society held on 27 th –
28th March 2010 and presented a
paper entitled “Generalized fuzzy
ideals of N-groups”.
Dr I. Tomba Singh:
i)
Participated
the
Preconference Tutorial of the 10th
International
Conference
on
Cryptology
in
India
102
(INDOCRYPT, 2009) held in
INSA-Auditorium,
Delhi
by
Cryptology research Society of
India (CRSI) and Delhi University,
December 13, 2009.
ii)
Participated the International
Conference on Cryptology in
India (INDOCRYPT, 2009) held
in INSA-Auditorium, Delhi by
Cryptology research Society of
India (CRSI) and Delhi University,
December 14-16, 2009.
Submitted the proposal for hosting
National
Level
Instructional
Workshop on Cryptology (2010)
in the Department of Mathematics,
Manipur University
10. Papers accepted for Publication:
Dr Ng. Ibohal:
(i) “Charged black holes in Vaidya
backgrounds:
Hawking’s
radiation”, in International J.
Modern Physics D (2010), Vol.
19, No. 4 (To appear) (with L.
Kapil).
Dr I.Tomba Singh:
i) Leakage
Inventory
Models
Without Shortage Accepted on
26-6-2009 for publication in the
Journal of Indian Academy of
Mathematics, Indore (with O.
Geeta Devi).
ii) A technique for Estimating
Migrants and Migration
Analysis: Accepted on 27-62009 for publication in the
Journal of Indian Academy of
Mathematics, Indore (with Y.
Ashakiran Devi)
iii) Internal Migration; Fuzzy
Programming
Approach:
Accepted on 3-3-2010 for
publication in the Journal of
Indian
Academy
of
Mathematics, Indore (with Y.
Ashakiran Devi)
iv) On Multi-item Leakage
Inventory Models: Accepted
on 24-3-2010 for publication in
the Journal of Indian Academy
of Mathematics, Indore (with O.
Geeta Devi)
11.
Papers
presented
in
Seminars/Conferences:
Prof. K.S Bhamra:
(i) “A Petrov-Galerkin Method for
the Numerical Solution of
RLW Equation” at National
Conference on Recent Trends in
Mathematical
Sciences.
Organized by Banaras Hindu
March 18-20, 2010.
(ii) “Numerical Solutions of the
forced KdV equation by
quinticB-Spline
Collecation
Method” at National Conference
on
Recent
Trends
in
Mathematical
Sciences,
organized by Banaras Hindu
March 18-20, 2010. (Th. Roshan
Singh and K.S. Bhamra))
Dr Ng. Ibohal:
(a) A talk on “Dark Energy models in
General Relativity”, in the
National Confernce on “Recent
Trends in Mathematics and its
Application” at Gauhati University,
Guwahati on 12-13 Sept. 2009.
(b) A talk on “An exact solution
admitting non-perfect fluid with
negative pressure” in Conference
on
gravitation
theories
and
astronomy (CGTA) December 2830, 2009.
(c)
“Black
holes
in
Vaidya
background” in Conference on
gravitation theories and astronomy
(CGTA) December 28-30, 2009,
(Ng. Ibohal and L. Kapil).
(d) “Hawking radiation of Direc
particle in a rotating nonstationary de-Sitter model” ” in
Conference on gravitation theories
and astronomy (CGTA) December
28-30,2009, (Ng. Ibohal and T.
Ibungochouba).
(e) “A rotating solution admitting
non-perfect fluid with negative
pressure” in Conference on
gravitation theories and astronomy
(CGTA) December 28-30, 2009,
[Ng. Ishwarchandra, K.Yugindro
Singh
(Physics
Department,
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Manipur University) and Ng.
Ibohal].
12. BOOK PUBLICATION:
Prof. K S Bhamra
(i) “Partial Differential Equations:
An Introductory treatment with
applications”,
PHI
Private
Limited, New Delhi (2010), 561
pages, ISBN-978-81-203-3917-0,
Rs.350.00
13. OTHER ACTIVITIES:
Conference organized (2009-10)
1. List of
seminars/conferences/workshops etc
organized:
A. Lectures delivered by
Resource persons (2009-10):
(i) Prof. B.K. Roy, Indian Statistical
Institute, Kolkata lecture programme held
on 9-10-2009: Basic aspects of
Cryptology: A Mathematical Approach
(ii) Prof. B.C. Kalita, Gauhati
University, Guwahati lecture programme
held on 9-10-2009: “Chandrayan-1
Mission to the Moon”
B. (i) First Professor K. Rajendra
Singh Memorial Lecture held
on March
15, 2010 under the
Coordinator Prof. M. Ranjit
Singh.
Invited
Speakers
are as follows:
Prof. H. Nandakumar Sharma, M.U:
Einstein
and
After
Prof.
B.C.Kalita,
Department
of
Mathematics, G.U: Astronomy
and Astrophysics Prof. T.K.Dutta,
Department of Mathematics, G.
U: Fractal Geometry and Chaos
Shri H. Jayentakumar Singh, Ex.
HOD/Maths,
DMC,
Sc.:
Popularization of Mathematics
NBHM Departmental Library: Prof. M.
Ranjit Singh is the in-charge of Library.
(a) No. of books: 2000 (approximate)
(b) No. of Journals subscribed: 14
(c) Dr. M. Ranjit Singh (Teacher i/c)
NBHM Departmental Library for this
Department (since1994-1995 to till
date)
Talent Search Examination (2009-10):
Conducted (Prof M. Ranjit Singh as
Regional Coordinator) National level
Science Talent Search Examination, 2009
(since the year 2000 till date) of the
Unified Council, Hyderabad (Imphal
centre).
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
1. Name of the Department: Physics
3. Name & Designation of Faculty Members:
Sl. Name
Designation
1.
2.
3.
4.
H. Nandakumar Sarma
R K Gartia
Th. Jekendra Singh
K. Yugindro Singh
5.
S. Dorendrajit Singh
6.
7.
8.
Sumitra Phanjoubam
S. Brajamani Singh
H. Basantakumar Sharma
Professor
Professor
Professor
Prof. & Head
Qualification
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Professor
Ph.D.
Reader
Reader
Lecturer
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
Ph.D.
courses, etc. sponsored/organized by
the Department by the Department:
i)
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Subject Specialization
Material Science
Thermoluminescence
Theoretical Physics
High Energy Physics/
Astrophysics
Nano-science
/Thermoluminescence
Material Science
Space Science
Material Science
UGC sponsored Refresher Course in
Physics April 25 – May 16, 2009
(Coordinator: Prof. S. Dorendrajit
Singh)
ii) DST sponsored Winter School in
Physics for Undergraduate Students
Dec 10 – 30, 2009 (Coordinator: Dr.
S. Brajamani Singh)
courses, etc. attended by the faculty
members of the Department:
a) Prof. H. N. K.
Sarma
I. The
19th
International
Conference on Ion Beam
Analysis,
University
of
Cambridge, UK, Sept 7-11,
2009. Presented the following
paper in the Conference:
(i) ‘PIXE-PIGE Analysis of
Some Indian Medicinal
Plants’.
II. Conference on ‘Thin Film
Photovoltaics’, Institute of
Physics, London Sept 16,
2009.
III. International Seminar on
‘Physics of Large Hadron
Collider (LHC)’, Blackett
Laboratory, Imperial College,
London Sept 18, 2009.
IV. 5th University Industry
Council Symposium ‘Growth
Strategies for the North East’,
Nagaland University, March
26-27, 2010.
b) Prof. R.K. Gartia
(i) National
Conference
on
Luminescence
and
its
Applications
(NCLA-2010)
GRI, Gandhigram, Feb 9-11,
2010. Presented the following
papers in the Conference:
(ii) ‘Deconvolution of complex
glow curves by Peakfit’;
(iii) ‘Trap spectroscopy of Nacl in
the temperature range 300 to
700K’;
(iv) ‘Shallow traps of ZnO: Ga
Relevant to Scintillation’; and
(v) ‘Thermoluminescence (TL) of
Alkali Halides Perspectives in
2010’.
c) Prof. Th. Jekendra
Singh
VIth National Conference of the
Physics Academy of the
Northeast, April 2-4, 2009,
Tripura University, Agartala.
Presented two papers:
(i) ‘Multifractal Character of
Cellular Automata’; and
(ii) ‘Multifractality of DNA
sequences of CPX 174 DNA
and G4DNA’
(iii) ‘Relaxation rate of a phonon
due to defect-anharmonic
interaction’
d) Prof. K. Yugindro
Singh
I. Conference on Gravitation
Theories and Astronomy
(CGTA), Dec 28-30, 2009,
Nilakanthrao Shinde Science
& Arts College, Bhadrawati,
Chandrapur,
Maharashtra.
Presented two papers:
(i) ‘On the Thermodynamics
of the Reissner
Nordström Black Hole’;
and
(ii) ‘A rotating solution
admitting non-perfect
fluid with negative
pressure’.
II. Science Seminar on
“Astronomy – Past and
Future” organized by the
Department of Education (S),
Govt. of Manipur, Dec 28,
2009. Delivered a talk on
‘Astronomy – Past’.
e) Prof. Sumitra
Magnetic Materials & their
Applications for 21st Century
(MMA-21) Oct 21-23, 2009,
National Physical Laboratory,
New Delhi. Presented the paper:
‘Investigation on the magnetic
properties of cobalt substituted
lithium zinc ferrite prepared by
citrate precursor method’
6. Papers/books published by the
faculty members:
a) Prof. H.N.K. Sarma
Papers:
(i) ‘Preparation and studies of
electrical properties of cobalt
substituted Li-Zn ferrites prepared
by Sol-gel auto combustion
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method’ Ind. J. Phys. 83 285290(2009)
(ii) ‘Magnetic studies of Li–Zn
ferrites prepared by citrate
precursor method’ Physica B 4.4
3839-3841(2009))
(iii) ‘Elemental content of some antidiabatic medicinal plants using
PIXE technique’ Journal of
Herbs, Species and Medicinal
Plants 15 334-341(2009)
b) Prof. R.K. Gartia
Papers:
(i) ‘Paleothermometry
of
NACl as evidenced from
thermolumionescence data’,
Nucl. Instrum. Meth. Phys.
Res. B, 267, 2903-2907(2009)
(ii) ‘Thermoluminescence of
ice and its implications’,
Instrum. Meth. Phys. Res. B
267, 3633-3639(2009)
(iii) ‘Probing the surface
states in nano ZnO powder
synthesized by sonication
method: Photo and thermoluminescence
studies’,
Journal of Luminescence
130, 1371-1378(2010)
c) Prof. Th. Jekendra
Singh
Papers:
(i) ‘Relaxation rate of a
phonon due to interference’
Indian J Physics 83 17211726(2009)
d) Prof. K. Yugindro
Singh
Papers:
(i) ‘Rotating dark matter
solution admitting dark fluid’
E-print
arXiv:0904.1054v2[GR-QC]
April 25, 2009
(ii) ‘Rotating dark matter
solution possessing dark
energy’
E-print
arXiv:0903.3134v2[GR-QC]
April 7, 2009)
(iii)
‘The space
density of QSOs’ Res. Analy.
Evalu. 1 1-4(2009)
(iv) ‘Phase transition in the
Reissner Nordstrom black
holes’ AstroPhys. Space Sci.
327 67-69(2010)
Books:
(i) ‘A First Course in Special
Functions’ Jaipur: University
Book House (Pvt.) Ltd
(ISBN#978-81-8198-238-4)
(2009).
(ii) ‘A Primer of Special
Functions’ New Delhi: Mohit
Publications (ISBN#978-817445-444-7)(2009)
e) Prof. Sh. Dorendrajit
Singh
Papers:
(i) ‘Kinetic Parameters of TL
glow curves of gamma
irradiated green calcite’ Ind.
J. Pure and Appl. Phys. 4
409-412(2009)
(ii) ‘ Effect of thermal
Annealing on the TL glow
curves of X-irradiated BaSO4:
Pr’ Ind. J. Pure and Appl.
Phys 47 432-434(2009)
(iii) ‘Lifetime and quantum
yield studies of Dy3+ doped
GdVO4 nanoparticles:
Concentration and annealing
effect’ J. Appl. Phys. 105
064303 (2009)
(iv) ‘Luminescence, lifetime
and quantum yield studies of
YVO4:Ln3+ (Ln3+ = Dy3+,
Eu3+) nanoparticles:
Concentration and annealing
effects’ Chem. Phys. Lett.
480 237(2009)
(v) ‘Probing Dy3+ ions on
the surface of nanocrystalline
YVO4: Luminescence study’
Opt.
Mater. 32 286(2009)
(vi) ‘Tuning of UV to green
emission by choosing suitable
excitation wavelength in ZnO
quantum dot, nanocrystals
and bulk’ J. Alloys Compd.
487 466(2009)
(vii) ‘Energy transfer process
and optimum emission
studies in luminescence of
core-shell
nanoparticles:
YVO4: Eu-YVO4 and surface
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state analysis’ J. Alloys
Compd. 484 782(2009)
(viii) ‘Preparation of Eu3+ doped
Y2O3 and core shell Y2O3:
Eu-Y2O3: PL study’ Ind. J.
Eng. Mater. Sci. 16
75(2009)
f) Prof. Sumitra
Phanjoubam
Papers:
(i) ‘Magnetic and Mossbauer
studies of Nisubstituted Li-Zn
ferrites’ J. Magnetism &
Magetic Materials 321 27792782(2009)
(ii) ‘Preparation and studies
of electrical properties of
cobalt
substituted
Li-Zn
ferrites prepared by Sol-gel
auto combustion method’ Ind.
J. Phys. 83 285-290(2009)
(iii) ‘Magnetic studies of Li–
Zn ferrites prepared by citrate
precursor method’ Physica B
404 3839-3841(2009)
(iv) ‘
Mossbauer
and
magnetic studies of cobalt
Sl.
1.
substituted
lithium
zinc
ferrites prepared by citrate
precursor method’ J. Alloys
and Compounds 475 328331(2009)
g) Dr. H. Basantakumr
Sharma
Papers:
(i) ‘Preparation and studies
of electrical properties of
cobalt
substituted
Li-Zn
ferrites prepared by Sol-gel
auto combustion method’ Ind.
J. Phys. 83 285-290(2009)
(ii) ‘Magnetic studies of Li–
Zn ferrites prepared by citrate
precursor method’ Physica B
404 3839-3841(2009)
(iii) ‘Effect of crystallization
on optical properties of solgel processed nano-sized
strontium titanate (SrTiO3)
thin films’ Eur. Phys. J. Appl.
Phys. 45 30602(2009)
7. Name of the visitors and their
Lectures in the Department and
Department:
Name of the Visitor
Prof. B.S. Acharya, Head, MC
Department, Institute of Minerals
Technology, Bhbhaneswar
2.
N. Shantikumar Singh, Indian
Institute of Astrophysics,
Bangalore
3.
L. Tomba Singh, Indian Institute
of Science, Bangalore
4.
Gunadhor Okram, IUC, Indore
5.
Raghumani Singh Ningthoujam,
BARC, Mumbai
8. Appointment of Visiting Professors:
Sl. Name of Visiting Professors
1.
Prof. P. M. Mohanta, Retired
Professor, Department of Physics,
Dibrugarh University
2.
Prof. B.S. Acharya, Head, MC
Department, Institute of Minerals
Technology, Bhbhaneswar
Date
April 18, 2009
Title of the lectured topic
‘Characterization of nanomaterials using X-ray analysis’
June 03, 2009
‘Science with the Himalyan
Chandra Telescope’
Dec 05, 2009
‘Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs)’
June 20, 2009
May 23, 2009
‘Nanomaterials’
‘Ni – nanomaterials’
Duration of visit
March 9 to April 9, 2009
Topic taught
Nuclear & Particle
Physics
March 15 to April 19, 2009
Sold State Physics
9. Number and names of research projects undertaken/undertaking during the year along with
their sanctioned amounts and names of the funding agencies :
Sl. Name of the
Title of the project
Funding Amt.Rs.
Investigator
Agency
(in lakhs)
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1.
K. Yugindro Singh (PI)
‘A study of variability and
UGC
9.69
spectra of some variable stars
by using differential single
channel photometry and
spectroscopy’
2.
Sumitra Phanjoubam (PI) ‘Characterization of substituted DRDO
3.60
lithium ferrites prepared by
citrate precursor method’
3.
H. Basantakumar Sharma ‘Studies on the multifunctional
DRDO
23.58
(PI)
ferroelectrics polymer
nanocomposite thin films’
4.
H. Nandakumar Sarma
‘Development and
DST
15.85
(PI) & H. Basantakumar
characterization of thin film
Sharma (Co-PI)
solar cells’
5.
S. Brajamani Singh (PI)
‘An ARFI Network
ISRO
25.00
Observatory at Manipur
University, Canchipur under
ISRO-GBP’
10. Number of Ph.D. produced by the Department: 03 (Three)
Sl. Name of the candidate Title of the thesis
Regn.
Name of the
No.
Supervisor
1.
Anoubam Senorita Devi ‘Spectral Properties of Black
7971 of Prof. K. Yugindro
Hole Systems’
2003
Singh
2.
Oinam Babynanda Devi ‘Studies of Solvable
2797 of Prof. C. Amuba
Potentials in Non-relativistic
1995
Singh
Quantum Mechanics: The
Ladder Operator Method’
4.
Ibetombi Soibam
‘Synthesis of Li-Zn-Co
1383 of Prof. Sumitra
Ferrites and Li-Zn-Ni Ferrites 1996
Phanjoubam
by Citrate Precursor Method
and their Structural
Mossbauer, Magnetic and
Electrical Characterization’
10. Number of JRF/NET produced by the Department: 04 (Four)
Sl. Name of the candidate Name of the Exam.
Status of the candidate
1.
H. Shanjit Singh
UGC –CSIR NET
Ph.D. student working
(held in Dec 2009)
under Prof. K. Yugindro Singh
2.
P. Sapna
UGC –CSIR NET
Ph.D. student working
(held in Dec 2009)
under Prof. Th. Jekendra Singh
3.
Y. Chaoba Devi
UGC –CSIR NET
Appeared the Exam. while reading
(held in Dec 2009)
M.Sc.(Physics) III Semester
4.
Hari Prasad Sharma
UGC –CSIR NET
Appeared the Exam. while Reading
(held in Dec 2009)
M.Sc. (Physics) III Semester
(ii) The Department received the
second installment of Rs. 10
Lakhs for its infrastructural
development from the UGC.
(iii) The Department obtained 2 (two)
more UGC BSR Fellowships
from the UGC in addition to the
existing 2 such Fellowships.
11. Special Package received by the
Department:
(i) The
Department
obtained
approval from the UGC for
starting the PG Diploma in
Advanced Materials (One Year)
Course at the Department with a
budget of Rs. 60 Lakhs for the
first five years
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10. Other Remarkable achievements of the
Department:
(i) Two
Ph.D.
products of the
Department
namely, Dr. K.
Nomita Devi &
Dr. A. Senorita
Devi has been
appointed
as
Assistant
Professors/Lectu
rers in NERIST,
Itanagar
and
Assam
University,
Silchar
respectively.
(ii) Two
research
scholars of the
Department
namely, N. Shanta
Singh and Soram
Bobby
Singh
have
been
awarded
the
CSIR
Senior
Research
Fellowships.
(iii)
Two
M.Sc.
1st
Semester
students of the
Department
namely, E. Chitra
Devi and Ritu
Laishram
attended the 2nd
Science Conclave
2009:
A
Congregation of
Nobel Laureates
held at Indian
Institute
of
Information
Technology,
Allahabad, during
December 8-14,
2009.
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
1. Year of establishment
: 1989
2. Faculty members (existing) :
Sl. Name
Designation
1
Dr.Kh.Kumarchand Reader & HOD
Singh
(i/c)
2
Dr.Ksh.Anand
Assistant
Singh
Professor
3
Dr.S.Opendra
Assistant
Singh
Professor
4
Prof.B.M. Singh
Guest Faculty
5
Dr. S.Loidang Devi
Guest Lecturer
3. Seminar/Workshops etc. attended
and paper presented by the faculty
members during the period:
Dr. Ksh. Anand Singh –
(i)
National Seminar on
Preservation and Conservation of
Information
Resources
in
Kwoledge
Society:
Issues,
Changes and Trends, 3-4 March,
2009, organized by Department of
Specialization
Design of Experiment, Real analysis,
Matrix, Linear Programming
Demography, Computer, Survival
Analysis
Survey & Sample Theory, Official
Statistics, Distribution theory
Multivariate analysis, Real Analysis,
Stochastic Process, Probability.
Inference, Demography
Library and Information Science,
Manipur University; and Central
Reference Library, Kolkata.
(ii)
National Seminar on BioStatistics, 25-26, February, 2010,
Statistics, Dibrugarh University
Dr.S.Opendra Singh –
An
Orientation
Course,
18.12.2009
to
14.1.2010
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organized by Academic Staff
Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh –
Iinvited for a talk on the topic
“Consumer Rights with Specific
Reference to Consumer Price’’
organised by the Department of
Economics & Statistics, Govt. of
Manipur,
in
the
birth-day
celebration
of
Prof.
P.C.
Mahalanobi on 25th June, 2009
4. Papers/articles published by the
faculty members:
Dr.Kh.Kumarchand Singh
(i)
P.Kumam & K.K.Singh
Meitei (2009); A note on
Universally Optimal One Sided
Circular Neighbour Balanced
Design, International Journal of
Agricultural Statistical Sciences
Vol.5, No.2.pp 493-499, 2009
Dr. Ksh. Anand Singh –
(i)
Dr. Ksh. Anand Singh
(2009); Duration of Breast
Feeding with
Multiple Events
per Women: A Hazards Model
Analysis;
Assam
Statistical
Review, Dibrugarh University
(ii)
R. K. Joteen Singh; Dr.
Ksh. Anand Singh; and A.S.
Chandel (2009); UGC-Infonet
Usage in Manipur: A Statistical
Comparision of Downloads from
Different Publishers; DESIDOC,
Journal
of
Library
and
Information Technology, DRDO,
Ministry of Defence, N Delhi, pp.
13-20.
(iii)
and Dilip C. Nath (2009); Age at
Marriage and Transition to
Parenthod in North- East India:
Experiences from NFHS- 3;
Janasamdhya,
Dept.
of
Demography,
University
of
Kerala, India, Vol. XXVl- XXVll;
pp. 69-78.
(iv)
Ksh. Snand Singh, 2010;
Fertility and Fertility Preference
by Wealth Index in Manipur:
Experiences from NFHS-3; in
perspectives on the Economy of
Manipur; Akasansha publishing
House, N Delhi, pp. 142-157
Dr. S. Opendra Singh (To be
Published 2010)
(a) Salam Opendra Singh and K
K Singh Meitei (2010); On
Khan-Khan Ahasan’s
Optimal Straification, in
Vikas.
5. Appoinment/promotion/retirements/
resignation, etc:
Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh has been
appointed as a Reader in 2009.
6.
projects undertaken/undertaking:
(i) Completed (2009) a project
entitled: Productivity Level of
Labour & Technology in the
Rural & Urban Agricultural and
Industrial Sectors & Level of
Technology
Introduction/Identification
of
Technology GAPS, funded by the
Planning Department; Govt. of
Manipur. Sanctioned Amount Rs.
2.5 lakhs; Principal Investigator –
Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh.
7. Study Leave/other leaves for the faculty:
Sl. Name of Faculty
Casual Leave
1
2
3
Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh
Dr. S. Opendra Singh
4
2
nil
8. Departmental Library:
- Yes
9. Any other information:
(i)
Dr. Kh. Kumarchand
Singh was invited as an expert by
Mizoram University in a selection
committee, 2010.
(ii)
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Spl.Casual
Leave
nil
nil
nil
Duty
Leave
nil
4
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Kumam Praphullo Singh
has been awarded Ph.D. on the
thesis: Some Contributions to
construction
of
Universally
Optimal Neighbour Designs on
22.07.2009, under the supervision
of Dr. Kh. Kumarchand Singh
(iii)
S. Shantikumar Singh,
Research Scholar, got through
NET examination-2009.
REPORT OF THE DEAN, SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
REGIONAL INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
1. Description:
Regional Institute of Medical
Sciences, Imphal has a long history of
responding to the long cherished
demand of the people of North-East
India in the field of health. It is an
autonomous Institute under the
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare,
Government of India and registered
under the Manipur Society Act 1860. It
is shared by the seven North-Eastern
States including Sikkim.
The Institute came into
existence after tireless efforts of a few
visionaries and was tenderly nurtured
by great protagonists of the time. A
300 bedded General Hospital was
inaugurated by Shri Y.B. Chavan, the
then Union Home Minister on October
22, 1968. It is still being used as the
main hospital block of the Institute. On
May 22, 1972 a foundation stone of the
first ever medical college was laid by
Shri B.K. Nehru, the then Governor of
Manipur on the soil of the State, under
the banner of Manipur Medical
College. The Medical College was
established as a joint venture of the
North Eastern States headed by the
Government of Manipur and the
Central Government. On September
14, 1972, the name of the College was
changed to Regional Medical College,
Imphal. After being taken over by the
NEC in the year 1976, the College was
renamed as North Eastern Regional
Medical
College
under
the
3 (A) Staff Strength:
(i) Administrative / Non-teaching:
1 Director
2 Dean (Academic)
3 Deputy Director
management
of
North
Eastern
Regional Medical College Society.
Since August, 1976, it was run under
NEC, Shillong which was under the
Ministry of Home, Government of
India. By then it was the only medical
college run by the Ministry of Home,
Govt. of India. From 1-4-1995 the
college was again renamed as Regional
Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal.
With the creation of a new Ministry in
the Centre by the name of Ministry of
DoNER, the NEC along with RIMS
was shifted from the Ministry of Home
to the Ministry of DoNER in the year
2001. However, due to various
constraints in the management of
institutions, the Ministry of DoNER
decided to handover all institutions
under NEC to their parent Ministries.
Thus, from the first of April, 2007,
RIMS, along with other medical
related institutions under the Ministry
of DoNER were handed over to the
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare,
Govt. of India.
2. Objectives:
The objectives of this premier
institute are to cater to the needs of
the North Eastern Region in the
field of imparting quality medical
education and ameliorate the health
condition of the cosmopolitan
population of North Eastern States
of India. It also aims to bridge the
gap of health manpower in the
region.
1
1
1
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4 Chief Accounts Officer
cum Financial Adviser
5 Administrative Officer
6 Accounts Officer
7 Librarian
8 Deputy Librarian
9 Cataloguer
10 A/E (Civil)
11 A/E (Electrical)
12 Other Staff
13 Grade-III (Contract)
14 Grade-IV (Regular)
15 Grade-IV (Contract)
16 Daily wages
(ii)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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15
Teaching Staff:
1
2
3
4
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Sr. Registrar/Demonstrator
Registrar/Demonstrar/LM
O
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(iii) Hospital:
1 Medical Superintendant
2 Chief Medical Officer
3 Chief Medical Officer
(Blood Bank)
4 Blood Bank Officer
5 Nursing Superintendant
6 Dy. Nursing
Superintendant
7 Asst. Nursing
Superintendant
8 House Officer
9 Medical Record Officer
10 Physical Instructor
11 Jr. Technical Officer
12 Biochemist
13 Dietician
14 Dietician
15 Sr. Physicist
16 Jr. Physicist
17 Speech Therapist
18 Sr. Orthotist
9 Sr. Prothotist
20 Occupational Therapist
21 Nursing Sister
22 Staff Nurse (Regular)
23 Staff Nurse (Contract)
24 Grade- III (Regular)
25 Grade- III (Contract)
26 Grade- IV (Regular)
27 Grade- IV (Contract)
1
1
2
1
1
1
6
52
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
48
225
192
148
2
304
59
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3 (B) Post-Graduate students:
In respect of postgraduate courses, seven different specialities are allotted
on rotation for each of the 7 beneficiary States.14 seats are earmarked for
open candidates of RIMS products to be distributed to the 7 states. Number
of seats in Post Graduate level is as follows:
Sl.
1
2
3
4
Class
P.G.
P.G. Diploma
M.Phil (Clinical
Psychology)
Ph.D.
No. of Seats
68 per annum
6 per annum
7 per annum
not fixed.
3 (C) No. of Doctors & Specialists produced from April 2009 to March 2010:
Sl Year
MBBS
1
MD/
MS
64
DCP/
DA
6
Apr 2009104
Mar 2010
3 (D) Awards to Meritorious Students:
In appreciation of the achievements of the academic performances of students and to
encourage them in their academic pursuits, Certificates, Gold Medals and Cash
Awards are instituted by the Institute as well as by some generous donors.
Sl. Type No.
1. Institutional Award - 40
2. Gold Medal
- 7
3. Cash Award
- 18
3 (E) No. of Journals Published by the Institute:
Sl. Name
Journal of Medical
Society (Indexed in
EXERPTA,
DATABASES,
ELSEVIER,
Amsterdam)
REMEDY
RIMS NEWSLETTER
Periodicity
Three times
a year
Publisher
RIMS, Imphal
Annual
Quarterly
Students of RIMS
RIMS, Imphal
3 (F) Medical Society:
RIMS Medical Society is a purely
academic forum. Since its
inception it has been providing an
immense value towards the
enrichment of academic and
research activities in the Institute.
On 3rd Saturday of every month,
a scientific session involving all
the Departments of the Institute is
organized. Besides, from time to
time the society organizes a
scientific platform to deliver
lectures on various topics by
nationally and internationally
eminent scientists from within and
outside the country. The society
publishes a scientific journal
“Journal of Medical Society”
which is indexed in Exerpta
Databases, Elsevier, Amsterdam.
3 (G) Research Projects Undertaken:
A healthy number of faculty
members of the Institute has
been taking up various
research projects on different
spectrums under WHO,
STE, Government of India,
ICMR, State Government,
etc. for the welfare of the
public and patients in general
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and for the benefit of both to
the professionals and health
administrators in particular.
Total No. of Projects:
April, 2009-March, 2010- 45
3(H)Conference/Seminar/
Workshop/CME, etc.attended
by the Staff (Outside Institute):
April, 2009-March, 2010- 64
3(I)Conference/Seminar/
Workshop/CME,etc.Organiz
ed at RIMS, Imphal:
April, 2009-March, 2010 - 56
3 (J)Conferences attended by the
Staff outside India:
April, 2009-March, 2010 - 5
3(K)Total Number of Publications by the different Departments:
A
total
number
of
85
Publications has been published
by the different Departments of
Regional Institute of Medical
Sciences, Imphal during the
financial year 2009-10.
xix) Deptt. of Microbiology
5. Achievement & Facilities added:
i) RIMS have already been
identified as one of the few
Anti
Retroviral
Therapy
(ART) Training Centre in the
country. In this centre, doctors
from Delhi and North East
Region are trained in Anti
Retroviral Therapy. Free ART
treatment center has also been
opened at RIMS.
ii) The model Integrated Counseling and Testing Centre
(ICTC) in the department of
Microbiology, RIMS is one of
the few model (Centre of
Excellence) centres in the
country under the WHO &
NACO, Govt. of India.
iii) The
National
Reference
Laboratory (NRL) at the
department of Microbiology,
RIMS is one of the 12
National Reference Laboratories in India. The centre is
involved in the External
Quality Assurance Scheme
(EQAS) and scored the
performance of 100%.
iv) Facility of FACS counter for
detection of CD4 in HIV
infected patients for undergoing antiretroviral therapy.
v) RIMS also publish ‘Journal
of Medical Society’, (Indexed
in EXERPTA, DATABASES,
ELSEVIER,
Amsterdam)
which highlights the research
activities.
vi) RIMS NEWSLETTER has
been published regularly.
vii) RIMS is a member of
UNESCO
BIO-ETHICS
WORLD NETWORK.
viii) Diploma Course in Speech &
Hearing has been started in
E.N.T. Deptt.
ix) Nursing College has been
started in 2009 with an intake
4. There are 19 different Departments as follows:
i)
Deptt. of
General Medicine
ii)
Deptt.of
Psychiatry
iii)
Deptt. of
Paediatrics
iv)
Deptt. of
Dermatology
v)
Deptt. of
Anaesthesiology
vi) Deptt. of General Surgery
vii) Deptt. of Orthopaedic
viii) Deptt. of Opthalmology
ix) Deptt. of E. N. T .
x) Deptt. of Urology
xi) Plastic Surgery
xii) Cardio-Thoracic Surgery
xiii) Obstetrics & Gynaecology
xiv) Physical Medicine &
xv) Radiotherapy Deptt.
xvi) Radio-diagnosis
xvii) Deptt. of Pathology
xviii) Deptt. of Biochemistry
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6
capacity of 50 students per
annum.
Hospital and Patient Statistics:
The erstwhile General Hospital of
the Govt. of Manipur was attached
for teaching purpose with bed
strength of 300 only. At present
the total bed strength is 1074.
Brief Hospital Statistics:
No. of Patients
Attended O.P.D.
Treated in Casualty
Admitted in wards
Operated (Major)
Operated (Minor)
Average length of stay
Bed occupancy rate
Death Rate
7
2005-2006
2,51,174
64,831
32,122
5,813
3,424
7days
81%
4%
2006-2007
2,59,935
76,380
31,852
7,445
4,253
7days
65%
4%
Development Work:
(A) Civil Work:
The section comprises of major &
minor civil works, plumbing,
carpentry
and
day-to-day
maintenance work of the Institute.
The Section is proud to be
associated in taking up major
project planning and construction
works of the institute.
Works completed:
SH: ACHEIVEMENT/MAJOR
WORKS
1. Inauguration of RIMS Gate.
2. Improvement of road from
Main Gate to Morgue
3. Strengthening of road in front
of OPD, RIMS Hospital.
SH: MINOR /REPAIRING
WORKS
1. Special Repairing of Hospital
Wards Block
2. Special Repairing of Hostels
3. Special Repairing of
Quarters.
Work in process:
i) Construction Plan:
1.Vertical expansion of
Regional Cancer Centre (SH:
Const. of 1st floor & 2nd
Floor.)
2. Construction of Micro
Selectron, HDR brachy
therapy, Telecobalt room of
Regional Cancer Centre,
RIMS, Imphal.
2007-2008
2,44,699
77,120
31,523
7,116
3,961
7days
63%
5%
2008-2009
2009-2010
2,66,096
81,166
33,541
5,738
3,651
7days
66%
4%
2,75,512
89,261
31,645
5,746
3,518
7.2 Days
62%
5%
3. Construction of Dharmasala
Building.
4.Expansion of 1st floor PPP
Building.
5. Construction of OPD,
Academic lock, Guest House,
Library, Dental College etc.
6. Construction of Drain in
RIMS.
7. Water Supply System in
RIMS.
8. Construction of quarters.
ii) Renovation of Hostels:
1. Construction of Hostel
P.G. hostel (Gents) - 1 no.
U.G. hostel (Ladies) - 1 no.
U.G. hostel (Gents) - 1 no.
(B) Electrical Section:
The section comprises of major
and minor electrical works,
Incinerator, Refrigerator, day to
day electrical maintenance works,
operation
of
24
hours
uninterrupted power house etc. of
the Institute
Work under
Process:
Uninterrupted power supplies
system.
The academic section is the hub
of all the academic activities of
RIMS, Imphal. Its main areas of
work
concern
(i)
MBBS
Admission, (ii) P.G. Entrance
Examination,
(iii)
M.Phil
Entrance Examination, Semester
&
University,
(iv)
P.G.
Examination (v) Ph.D programme
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(vi) MCI Inspections, (vii) Issue
8.
of Certificates (viii) Meritorious
Students Awards etc.
Educational Activities & Achievements:
(A) Undergraduate:
(i) Enrolment:
Intake capacity
- 100 per annum (Nominated by the 7
Ciary States – 85, AIQ- 15)
No. of students (in roll)
- 583
No. of doctors produced
- 2508 (As on 31.3.2010)
(ii) Result of MBBS Exam 2009-2010:
Sl. Stage
Held on
No. of
No. of
candidates cadidates
appeared
passed
1
MBBS
July, 2009
100
65
1st Professional
January,
42
32
2010
2
MBBS
July, 2009
45
31
nd
2 Professional January,
80
64
2010
3
MBBS
July, 2009
43
35
3rd Professional January,
79
63
Part I
2010
4
MBBS
July, 2009
48
39
3rd Professional January,
80
65
Part II
2010
(B) Postgraduate (Degree & Diploma):
(i) Enrolment:
Intake capacity (annually) - 74
No. of students (in roll) - 222
No. of passed out
- 768 (As on 31.3.2010)
(ii) Departments having P.G. Course:
Sl. Departments
Course
No. of seats
1
General Surgery
MS
8
2
Otorhinolaryngology
MS
3
3. Ophthalmology
MS
2
4. Orthopaedics
MS
3
5
Obst & Gynae
MS
6
6
Anatomy
MD
2
7
Anaesthesiology
MD
4
8
Biochemistry
MD
4
9
Community Medicine
MD
2
10 Dermatology
MD
1
11 Forensic Medicine
MD
2
12 Microbiology
MD
2
13 Pathology
MD
6
14 Pharmacology
MD
2
15 Physical Medicine
MD
1
Rehabilitation (PMR)
16 Physiology
MD
2
17 Psychiatry
MD
2
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Pass%
65
76.19
68.8
80
81.4
79.7
81.25
81.2
18
19
20
21
22
23
Radiotherapy
MD
2
Radiodiagnosis
MD
2
Gen. Medicine
MD
6
Paediatrics
MD
3
Respiratory Medicine
MD
2
Immunohaematology &
MD
1
Blood Transfusion Medicine
24 D.C.P. (Diploma)
Diploma
2
25 Diploma in
Diploma
4
Anesthesiology (DA)
Total (Degree – 68 + Diploma – 6) =
74
9.
Result of MD/MS/DCP/DA Examination:
Sl. Degree
Held on
No. of
No. of
Passed
Diploma
Candidate Candidate %
appeared passed
1
M.S.
April 2009
23
21
91.3%
2
MD
April 2009
42
40
95.23%
3
D.C.P.
April 2009
2
2
100%
4
D.A.
April 2009
4
4
100%
5
M.S.
Oct. 2009
6
M.D.
Oct, 2009
3
3
100%
7
DCP
Oct. 2009
8
DA
Oct. 2009
9
MS
April, 2010 23
20
86.95%
10 MD
April, 2010 45
42
93.33%
11 DCP
April, 2010 2
2
100%
12 DA
April, 2010 4
4
100%
10. Postgraduate subjects recognized by the Medical Council of India:
(a)
M.D. (Anatomy)
(b)
M.D. (Physiology)
(c)
M.D.(Biochemistry)
(d)
M.D. (Microbiology)
(e)
M.D. (Pharmacology
(f)
M.D. (Pathology)
(g)
M.D. (Forensic Medicine)
(h)
M.D. (Community Medicine)
(i)
M.D. (Psychiatry)
(j)
M.D. (Anaesthesiology)
(k)
M. D. (Radiotherapy)
(l)
M.D. (Radiodiagnosis)
(m)
M.D. (Dermatology)
(n)
M.D. (Respiratory Medicine)
(o)
M.D. (General Medicine)
(p)
M.D. ( Paediatrics)
(q)
M.S. (General Surgery)
(r)
M.S. (Ophthalmology)
(s)
M.S. (Otorhinolaryngology)
(t)
M.S. (Orthopaedics)
(u)
M.S. (Obst. & Gynaecology)
(v)
MD (Radiotherapy)
(w)
M.D. (Radiodiagnosis)
(x)
DCP (Pathology)
(y)
D.A. (Anaesthesiology)
11. M. Phil Course (Clinical Psychology):
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(a) Enrolment
Intake capacity
- 7 per annum
No. of student (in roll)- 9
No. of passed
- 12 (As on 31.3.2010)
12. Ph.D. Program:
No. of Ph.D. Scholars admitted
- 12 Scholars
No. of scholars (Ph.D.) awarded - 3 Scholars.
13. B. Sc. Nursing College:
The nursing has been established in
2009 with an intake of 50 students per
annum.
14. Award to Meritorious Students:
- In appreciation of the achievements
of the academic performances,
Certificates, Gold Medals and Cash
Award are awarded by the
Institution as well as by the
generous donors.
15.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
l.
m.
n.
o.
p.
q.
r.
s.
t.
u.
v.
w.
x.
y.
16.
(As on 31.3.2010)
- The Institutional Awards are for the
1st, 2nd & 3rd position in the different
professional
examination,
for
securing highest mark in the
different subjects and for securing
honours in the different subjects.
There are 7(seven) Gold Medals and
18(eighteen)
Cash
Awards
sponsored by the generous donors.
Staff Position: Medical Superintendent
- 1
Chief Medical Officer
- 1
Chief Medical Officer Blood Bank - 2
Blood Bank Officer
- 1
Nursing Superintendent
- 1
Dy. Nursing Superintendent
- 1
Asst. Nursing Superintendent
- 6
House Officer
- 52
Medical Record Officer
- 1
Jr. Technical Officer
- 1
Biochemist
- 3
Dietician
- 1
Sr. Physicist
- 1
Jr. Physicist
- 1
Speech Therapist
- 2
Sr. Orthotist
- 1
Sr. Prothotist
- 1
Occupational Therapist
- 2
Nursing Sister
- 46
Staff Nurse (Regular)
- 225
Staff Nurse (Contract)
- 192
Grade- III (Regular)
- 147
Grade- III (Contract)
-2
Grade- IV (Regular)
- 303
Grade- IV (Contract)
- 59
Brief Progress Report of RIMS
Hospital:
During the year under report, the
Regional
Institute
of
Medical
Sciences, Hospital catered to 2,75,512
patients out of which 31,645 patients
were admitted in the ward. Patients
care service round the clock with full
dedication was provided in the
casualty & Emergency services.
Though RIMS Hospital is one of a
referral type, the Hospital is providing
primary, secondary & tertiary care
services due to certain circumstances
in the state. A combined effort is
being to improve the general state of
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cleanliness and sanitation, which is
being appreciated by one and all.
RIMS have now more eco-friendly
environment with plantation of tree
flowers thus creating a pleasant
atmosphere for the patients. When the
then Hon’ble Union Minster of Health
& Family Welfare Dr. Anbumani
Ramadoss visited Hospital on 14th
May 2008, the foundation stone of
new O.P.D. block, Dental College and
Nursing College were laid. The
Hon’ble Minister also inaugurated the
new special ward block of 32 bedded
which has become functional. With
the opening of new special ward more
patients can be accommodated in the
special ward.
A
new
department
Immuno
Haematology
and
Transfusion
Medicine is being opened along with
the starting of P.G. Course.
MANIPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
ANNEXURE-A
NAME, DESIGNATION, QUALIFICATION OF FACULTY MEMBERS OF
MANIPUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, TAKYELPAT, IMPHAL.
Sl.
Name with qualification
Designation
CIVIL ENGG. DEPTT.
1. Dr. Th. Kulachandra Singh (Ph.D.) Professor
2. Th. Suresh Singh(M.E.)
Asstt. Professor
3. Dr. Th. Kiranbala Devi(Ph.D.)
Asstt. Professor
4. Y. Arunkumar Singh(M.E.)
Lecturer
5. Sangeeta Shougrakpam(M.E.)
Lecturer
6. Th. Somchand Singh(M.E.)
Lecturer
7. Smt. K. Rambha Devi(M.E.)
Lecturer
8. N. Premananda Singh(M.E.)
Lecturer
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG. DEPTT.
1. N. Basanta Singh(M.E.)
Asstt. Professor
2. Romesh Laishram (B.E.)
Lecturer
3. A. Balarampyari Devi(B.E.)
Lecturer
4. Kh. Renuca Devi(B.E.)
Lecturer
5. Kh. Jolson Singh(B.E.)
Lecturer
6. Sarmila Meinam(B.E.)
Lecturer
7. Ghaneshwori Thingbaijam(B.E.)
Lecturer
8. L. Bidyabati Devi(B.E.)
Guest Lecturer
9. R.K. Sangita Devi(B.E.)
Guest Lecturer
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG. DEPTT.
1. Th. Ibungomacha Singh(M.E.)
Asstt. Professor
2. Ranbir Soram(B.E.)
Lecturer
3. N. Kishorjit Singh(B.E.)
Lecturer
4. T. Sonamani Singh(B.E.)
Lecturer
5. Sapam Jitu Singh(B.E.)
Lecturer
6. N. Reena Devi(B.E.)
Guest Lecturer
7. Indubala Devi Thingom(B.E.)
Guest Lecturer
8. Dalton Meitei Thounaojam(B.E.)
Guest Lecturer
9. Rajeev Rajkumar(B.E.)
Guest Lecturer
ALLIED ENGG. DEPTT.
1. Dr. Chirom Gobin Singh(Ph.D.)
Lecturer(Geology)
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Subject
specialization
Soil Mechanics
Structure
Steel Structure
Transportation
Water Resources
Soil Mechanics
Environmental
Digital Processors,
Nano devices &
VLSI
Image Processing
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Y. Mahendra Singh(M.Sc.)
G. Hirankumar Sharma(M.Sc.)
Dr. Anita Sorokhaibam(Ph.D.)
A. Romeo(M.Sc.,D.C.A.)
N. Ashalata Devi(M.Sc.)
Jayantakumar Oinam(M.A.)
Syed Mujibur Rahman(B.E.)
Th. Sukadeba Singh(B.E.)
Konsam Vivekananda (B.E.)
11. Th. Tina Devi(B.E.)
Lecturer(Maths)
Lecturer(Maths)
Lecturer(Maths)
Lecturer(Physics)
Lecturer(Chemistry)
Lecturer(English)
Lecturer(Mech.Engg.)
Lecturer(Elect. Engg.)
Guest Lecturer
(Mechanical Engg.)
Guest Lecturer
(Electrical Engg.)
ANNEXURE-B
LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS WHO ARE ON STUDY LEAVE
Sl.
Name with designation
Qualification
Nature of study leave
Name of University/ Institute
CIVIL ENGG. DEPTT.
1. Th. Suresh Singh,
Ph.D. degree
Jadavpur University
Asstt. Professor
2. Y. Arunkumar Singh,
Ph.D. degree
I.I.T., Guwahati
Lecturer
3. Th. Somchand Singh,
Ph.D. degree
N.I.T., Silchar
Lecturer
ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG. DEPTT.
1. N. Basanta Singh,
Ph.D. degree
Jadavpur University
Asstt. Professor
2. Romesh Laishram,
M. Tech.
Jadavpur University
Lecturer
3. Kh. Jolson Singh,
M. Tech.
Jadavpur University
Lecturer
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG. DEPTT.
1. N. Kishorjit Singh,
M. Tech.
Jadavpur University
Lecturer
2. Sapam Jitu Singh,
M. Tech.
Jadavpur University
Lecturer
REPORT OF THE DEAN OF STUENTS’ WELFARE
Organized 1st Competition for Cultural & Literary Events 2009 during November 1920, 2009 at the University campus.
Sl. Name of Events
Name of Department/ Participant
Position
1 CLASSICAL VOCAL SOLO
S. Sobita Devi, Manipuri Dance
2 CLASSICAL INSTRUMENT
No Entry
(Percussion)
3 CLASSICAL INSTRUMENT
L. Kananbala Devi, Manipuri Dance
4 FOLK SONG
A. Monorama Devi, Manipuri Dance 1st position
5 FOLK ORCHESTRA
Manipuri Dance
6 LIGHT VOCAL SOLO
O. Robikanta, Anthropology
1st position
7 GROUP SONG (INDIAN)
No entry
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8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
WESTERN VOCAL (SOLO)
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
RECITATION
QUIZ
WESTERN GROUP
CLASSICAL DANCE(SOLO)
FOLK & TRIBAL DANCE
DEBATE
ELOCUTION
THEATRE
ONE ACT PLAY
MIME
SKITE
MIMICRY
FINE ARTS
CLAY MODELLING
CARTOONING
INSTALLATION
ON THE SPOT PAITING
COLLAGE
QUIZ
1st position
2nd position
T. Ngamthinpam, Mass Com
Kameichung Kamei, Physics
No Entry
A.Radhamanbi Devi, Manipuri Dept.
Elizabeth Thiyam, Manipuri Dance
Manipuri Dance
Manipuri Dept.
N. Ajit Singh, Economics Dept.
N. Ajit Singh, Economics
Ch. Satyananda, Physics
P. Tejbati Devi, Manipuri Dance
Dept. of Physics
Dept. of Mass Communication
1st position
2nd position
1st position
2nd position
1st position
1st position
2nd position
1st position
1st position
2nd position
Manipuri Dance
Computer Science
Adult Edn. & Extension
Computer Science
Manipuri Dept.
H. Jadumani Singh, Manipuri Dept.
L. Herojit Singh , Mass Com.
1st position
1st position
2nd position
1st position
2nd position
1st position
2nd position
M. Luwangba, Manipuri Dept
N. Nishikanta, Mass Communication
M. Luwangba, Manipuri Dept.
Th. Ranja, Chemistry
S. Joykumar Singh, Physics
M. Luwangba, Manipuri Dept
N. Nishikanta, Mass Comm.
Th. Gyaneshor, Physics
M. Luwangba, Manipuri Dept.
N. Sanjiv, Physics
S. Kirankumar, Adult Edn. & Ext.
Dept. of Physics
Mass Communication
1st position
1st position
2nd position
3rd position
1st position
2nd position
1st position
2nd position
3rd position
1st position
2nd position
1st position
2nd position
XXIII MANIPUR UNIVERSITY INTER-COLLEGE YOUTH FESTIVAL 2009
Inaugural function of the Inter College
Youth festival was held on 23 rd November
2009 at 3.15 p.m. at the centenary hall.
Prof. C. Amuba Singh, Vice-Chancellor,
M.U., Prof. Th. Ratankumar Singh, Dean
of Students’ Welfare and Prof. S.
Sanatombi Singha, Dean, School of
Humanities, M.U. have kindly consented
to grace the function as Chief Guest,
President and Guest of Honour
respectively.
Closing Ceremony of the festival was
also held on 25th November 2009 at
Centenary Hall of the University. Prof. C.
Amuba Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Th.
Ratankumar Singh, Dean of Students’
Welfare and Prof. H. Nandakumar Sarma,
Pro Vice-Chancellor, M.U. have kindly
consented to grace the function as Chief
Guest, President and Guest of Honour
respectively.
A contingent of 35 students of P.G.
Classes, M.U. participated in the XXIII
Manipur University Inter College Youth
Festival, 2009 held during November 2225, 2009 and the Cultural Team of P.G.
Classes, M.U., won the following prizes: -
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MUSIC:
1. Classical Vocal Solo (h/k) - 2nd position
2.
Classical Instrumental (Solo)
Non-Percussion
- 2nd position
3. Light Vocal (Indian)
- 3rd position
4. Western Vocal Solo
- 1st position
5. Group Song
- 1st position
6. Folk Orchestra
- 2ndposition
7. Folk Music
- 1st position
DANCE:
1. Folk Tribal Dance
- 2ndposition
2. Classical Dance
- 2ndposition
LITERARY EVENTS
1. Quiz
2. Elocution
3. Debate
THEATRE:
1. One Act Play
2. Mimicry
FINE ART:
1. Collage
2. Poster Making
3. Clay Modeling
4. Cartooning
- 1st position
- 2ndposition
- 1st position
- 1st position
- 2ndposition
-3rd position
-2ndposition
-2ndposition
-2ndposition
The Overall Championship Trophy
“Sanoujam Sajor Singh Memorial
Championship
Trophy
(Running)”
donated by Capt. Shri S. Ingo Singh, Dy.
Registrar, M.U. (Retd) to the P.G. Classes,
was awarded to Manipur University for
winning the Champion Team and also Shri
Ningthoujam Ajit Singh, Dept. of
Economics, M.U. won the “Thounaojam
Budhachandra Singh Memorial Trophy
(Running)” donated by Prof. Th.
Ratankumar Singh, Professor, Deptt. Of
English, M.U. for winning the 1st position
in the Debating Competition.
SILVER UNIFEST 25TH EAST ZONE INTER-UNIVERSITY YOUTH FESTIVAL
Venue
Manipur University, Imphal
Date
2 – 6 December, 2009
Number of Universities Invited
60
Number of Universities
11
Participated
297
Officials
Padmashri R.K. Jhaljit Singh
Prof. C. Amuba Singh, ViceChancellor, Manipur University
Padmashri H. Kanhailal Singh
Prof. Beena Shah, Secretary General, AIU
Prof. C. Amuba Singh, ViceChancellor, Manipur University
LIST OF PARTICIPATING UNIVERSITIES
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Banarus Hindu University
Dibrugah University
Gauhati University
Jadavpur University
L.N. Mithila University
Manipur University
Ranchi University
Sido Kanhu Murmur University
Rabindra Bharati University
Veer Kunwar Singh Univ.
Vidyasagar University
SILVER UNIFEST 25TH EAST ZONE INTER-UNIVERSITY YOUTH FESTIVAL
The East Zone Inter-University Youth
Festival, sponsored by Association of
Indian Universities (AIU) and Ministry of
Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India,
was hosted by Manipur University,
Imphal during December 2-6, 2009.
Altogether 11 universities participated in
the mega event. The Youth Festival was
held with the purpose of bringing out
cultural and emotional integration through
a process of inculcating cultural and
human values among students from varied
background. Organized under the main
theme of promotion of national
integration, the festival aimed at infusing
in the young students a spirit of unity,
fraternity, and peace and leadership
quality.
In
order
to
make
suitable
arrangements for the festival, the core
committee of the East Zone Festival was
organized under the leadership of Prof. C.
Amuba Singh, Vice Chancellor, Manipur
University, at Imphal, which was assisted,
by Prof. Th. Ratankumar Singh, Dean,
and Students’ Welfare of Manipur
University.
The main events were
organized at Recreation Hall and at the
Centenary Hall of the University. Five
major events were the part of completion,
which included Music, Dance, Theatre,
Literary and Fine Arts. The sub events of
the Youth Festival included 28 cultural
and literary events. Before the formal
inauguration,
a
beautiful
cultural
procession marked the beginning of the
festival. All the contingents were dressed
in their traditional and cultural attire
making the procession colorful and
magnificent. The festival was formally
inaugurated by Padmashri R.K. Jhaljit
Singh and was presided over by the Vice
Chancellor of the Host University. In his
inaugural address, the Chief Guest
congratulated the Ministry of Youth
Affairs and Sports, AIU and Manipur
University eulogizing the cardinal
objective of promoting national and
emotional integration. He further opined
that similar events of AIU should be
promoted so that well designed objectives
of the Youth Festivals may be promoted
on a wider scale. Prof. C. Amuba Singh,
Vice Chancellor, Manipur University
during his presidential address quoted
from the Chief Guest saying “it is through
only promotion of culture and arts that
youth from varied backgrounds can be
brought together shunning thereby evil
thoughts detrimental to the development
of society”.
The cultural events took off with the
musical events, which included Classical
Solo, Semi Classical Vocal, Western
Vocal Solo, Group Song and Folk Dance
etc.
The musical events were presented in
a scintillating way by Rabindra Bharati
University claiming first position in the
Classical
Instrumentation
Solo
(Percussion), Classical Vocal Solo (NonPercussion), Light Vocal Indian and 2nd
Position in Classical Vocal, Solo
(Hindustani/Karnataki).
Gauhati
University also claimed first position in
Group Song (Indian) , Folk Orchestra and
second position in Classical Instrumental
Solo (Percussion) and Light Vocal
(Indian). Manipur University claimed first
position in Western Vocal (Solo) as usual
and second position in Light Vocal
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(Indian), Group Song (Western), Folk
Orchestra. Vidyasagar University begged
first in Classical and Semi Classical Vocal
(Indian) and attracted the audience. In the
Western Group Song, Banaras Hindu
University, Varanasi got first position and
second position in Group Song (Indian).
the second position.
L.N. Mithila
University won 2nd in one act play and
third in mimicry. Ultimately Gauhati
University lifted the Championship
Trophy in Theatre.
To continue its desire to grab
positions, Manipur University made their
presence felt at the Fine Arts Events. The
University received first position in On
the Spot Painting, Rangoli, Second
position in Collage and Clay Modeling
and third position in Cartooning and Spot
Photography. Rabindra Bharati won first
position in Poster making, Clay modeling,
Installation and Spot photography. They
also got 3rd position in the event of on the
spot painting. LN Mithila and BHU also
won first position in Collage and
Cartooning respectively. On the overall
Rabindra Bharati was judged to be the
Champion for Fine Arts Events.
Known as the most glamorous event,
the Dance Competition was led by
Banaras Hindu University. The university
claimed first position in all the three items
of dance i.e Folk/tribal Dance (group),
Classical Dance and Creative Dance.
Rabindra
Bharati
University
and
Vidyasagar University and Gauhati
University claimed second in Classical
Dance and Creative Dance and folk dance
respectively.
In the literary events Banaras Hindu
University outnumbered other universities
by claiming first position in Quiz, Debate
and Poetry recitation. The University
begged Second position in elocution.
Jadavpur University won 2nd position in
Quiz, Debate and Poetry recitation.
Manipur University won first position in
Elocution contests and 3rd in Poetry
recitation. Gauhati University won third
position in Quiz competition while Ranchi
and Veer Kumar Sukla University jointly
begged third position in Elocution. The
festival that brought together university
students from all over East India has been
a veritable showcase not only for the
cultural diversity of the country, but also a
reminder of the deep underlying
continuities and connections among the
various peoples of the region. During the
Youth Festival a message was also given
to youth in fine arts events was the
awareness
of
promoting
National
Integration and fight against HIV/ AIDS
reflected through poster making.
Renowned
personalities
L.
Devendrajit Sharma, M. Kumar Singh, N.
Nongthon Singh, B. Jayentakumar
Sharma, A. Bimola Devi, H. Nolini Devi,
L. Sendo Singh, E. Nuten Singh, Ch.
Vikram, B, Tiken Singh, S. Thanil Singh,
R.K. Achouba Singh, Ranjit Adhikarimayum, S. Thambaltombi Devi Y.
Gunindra Singh, B. Banamali Sharma, Y.
Nabachandra, L. Gojendra, Ksh. Jugindro,
M.C. Thoiba, Ch. Thoiba Singh, V.P.
Khane, Lanchenba Meitei, Ksh. Premila
Devi and Karam Monoranjan Singh were
appointed as judges.
The Valedictory Function was
organized on the final day in which
selected items of cultural programmes like
Rasa Lila, Mainpuri Martial Arts, Maibi
Jagoi etc. were performed by various
cultural troups of Manipur. The whole
programme went off for almost five hours
during which the AIU observer opened the
sealed envelope of the results and the
prizewinners of different events were
declared. Because of the time limitation
and on the advice of the Secretary
General, the prize-winning universities
were asked to collect the prizes from the
Office of the DSW, Manipur University.
The overall championship trophy was
awarded to Banaras Hindu University,
Theatre Events comprised four subevents including One Act Play, Skit,
Mime and Mimicry. It was the finest
presentation of One Act Play, Mime and
Mimicry.
Which honoured Gauhati
University the first position. They also
won third position in Skits Banaras Hindu
University got 1st position in Skits. And
second in mimicry. In the event of Skits
and Mime, Manipur University claimed
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while the Over All Runners-up Trophy
was claimed by Manipur University.
RESULTS:
Sl. Events
MUSIC
1
Classical Vocal, Solo
Hindustani/Karnataki
2
Classical Instrument Solo
(Perussion)
3
Classical Instrument Solo
(Non-Perussion)
4
Semi-Classical Vocal
Solo
5
Light Vocal(Indian)
6
Western Vocal (Solo)
7
Group Songh(Indian)
8
Group Song (Western)
9
Folk Orchestra (Group)
DANCE
10
Folk/Tribal Dance
(Group)
11
Classical Dance
12
Creative Dance
LITERARY
13
Quiz (Group)
14
Elocution
University
Position
Vidyasagar Univ.
Rabindra Bharati
L.N. Mithila Univ
Rabindra Bharati Univ
Gauhati Univerisity
Ranchi Univ
Rabindra Bharti Univ
Jadavpur University
Banaras Hindu
Vidyasagar Univ
L. N. Mithila Univ..
Banaras Hindu Univ
Manipur University
Veer Kunwar Singh
University
Manipur University
Gauhati University
Banaras Hindu Univ.
Gauhati University
Banaras Hindu Univ
Banaras Hindu Univ
Manipur University
Gauhati University
Manipur University
Banaras Hindu Univ
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
Banaras Hindu Univ.
Gauhati University
Manipur Univrsity
Banaras Hindu Univ
Banaras Hindu Univ
Vidyasagar Univ
Manipur University
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
Banaras Hindu Univ
Jadavpur University
Gauhati University
Manipur University
I
II
III
I
Banaras Hindu Univ
VKSU
II
III
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I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
I
II
III
15
Debate(Group)
16
Poetry Recitation
THEATRE
17
One Act Play (Group)
18
Skits (Group)
19
Mime (Group)
20
Mimicry
PAINTING
21
On the Spot Painting
22
Collage
23
Poster Making
24
Clay Modeling
25
Cartooning
26
Rangoli
27
Installation(Group)
28
Spot Photography
Banaras Hindu Univ
Jadavpur University
Ranchi Univ
Banaras Hindu Univ.
Jadavpur University
Manipur University
I
II
III
I
II
III
Gauhati University
Dibrugarh University
Banaras Hindu Univ.
Manipur University
Gauhati University
Gauhati University
Manipur University
Ranchi University
Gauhati University
Banaras Hindu Univ.
L.N. Mithila Univ.
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
Manipur University
L.N.Mithila University
Rabindra Bharti Univ.
L.N.Mithila University
Manipur University
Rabindra Bharati Univ.
Jadavpur University
Rabindra B harati Univ
Manipur University
Banaras Hindu Univ.
Banaras Hindu Univ
L.N. Mithila Univ.
Manipur University
Manipur University
Banaras Hindu Univ.
Jadavpur University
Jadavpur University
Banaras Hindu Univ.
Manipur University
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
I
II
III
Overall Winner : Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, U.P.
Overall Runner-up: Manipur University, Canchipur
Championships
MUSIC
DANCE
: RABINDRA BHARATI UNIVERSITY
: BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
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LITERARY
EVENTS
THEATRE
FINE ARTS
RUNNERS UP CHAMPIONSHIP
OVER ALL CHAMPION
: GAUHATI UNIVERSITY
: RABINDRA BHARATI UNIVERSITY
: MANIPUR UNIVERSITY
XXV NATIONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL
2009-10
A contingent of 29 students including
one Asst. Team Manager participated in
the XXV National Youth Festival 2009-10
held at M.D. University Rothak ,Hariyana,
during February 2-6, 2010 under the
leadership of Dr. S. Jibonkumar Singh,
Cultural Co-ordinator, M.U. and won the
following prizes in different events :1. Cultural Procession -1st prize, Cash
Award of Rs. 20,000/2. Western Group Song-3rd position
3. Skits
-3rd position
4. Rangoli
-3rd position
HEALTH CENTRE
The Health Centre M.U., Canchipur
has been a nodal Health Dept. involved in
providing 24 hours medical help to the
different constituents of the university and
the adjoining areas. It particularly caters to
the medical needs of the residents, the
students and adjacent locality as well.
It
has
facilitated
Government
sponsored programs.
1. Like Pulse Polio immunization programme
2. Taking care of women and individuals
from time to time.
The Health Centre has given coverage
to the Sports and cultural events .It
gives full medical coverage to
individuals participating in Seminars/
Symposium
organized
on
the
University premise by the several
department of the University.
3. The Health Centre has been sending
patients to the referral hospitals
depending upon the severity of the
cases.
4. Full medical coverage to Inter College
Youth Festival in the month of
Nov.2009.
5. It has extended 24 hrs. Medical
coverage to Inter University Youth
Festival for six days in Dec. 1 st week
2009, a National event.
6. Medical coverage was extended to the
Inter University Badminton Contingents, both male and female in Dec.
last week 2009.
7. The number of patients attended
during the year 2009-2010 (from 1st
April2009 to31st March 2010.)
Male, Female and Children: total =
5214
8
Facilities available in the department:
a. Blood Grouping and cross matching
b. Haemoglobin estimation
c. I.V. Transfusions
d. Nebulizer
e. A to Z Dental care
f . Blood Sugar estimation
g. Physiotherapy equipment and Ultra Sonography Machine.
However these machines are not in use for the dearth of staff and space.
h. E.C.G. Machine, which is outdated, non- functional
9
Regarding plans of the department,
several ideas have been suggested in
the past years but it is urgently felt
that the hospital building which is
coming on the university Campus be
expedited, an ambulance be procured
along with a staff car, state of art Xray machine Tele medicine etc. be
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made available. The Health Centre
definitely needs liberal funding. More
Doctors Nurses and other Paramedics be appointed to cater to the
ever increasing residents on the
campus.
In the absence of any good hospital in
the vicinity the Health Centre if
augmented to a hospital will be
definitely an asset to the people of the
region.
Manipur University being a Central
University has to offer best facilities
to the people of the University and in
its adjoining areas with a sense of
responsibility. It will however have to
play a larger dignified role in the
coming future as such halfhearted
measures will not suffice. Our
community
needs
a
focused
participation.
The Centre needs an ambulance and a
staff car to strengthen the mobility of
the centre, which has remained
unaccomplished since the last many
years should materialize at the earliest
in the interest of the resident on the
campus.
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INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY IMPHAL STUDY CENTRE
Indira
Gandhi
National
Open
University, New Delhi, is the nerve centre
of the National Open University system in
the country. The Study Centres are located
in educational institutions and universities
all over the country. Imphal Study Centre
of IGNOU,, established in 1987, is located
at Manipur University.
The Manipur University has provided
accommodation for office and classrooms
of the study centre. The Indira Gandhi
National Open University provides all
other infrastructures. The IGNOU
announces the admission programmes in
all national newspapers, all local
newspapers and radio and T.V. for the
benefit of the residents of all over the
state. The aim of the University is to
provide access to higher education to large
segment of people, especially the
disadvantages sections, in-service people
and all those who are interested for higher
studies and learning new subjects.
The
Study
Centre
organises
counselling/classes for the students on
holidays and Sundays. During the year
2009-10 about 585 (five hundred and
eighty five) students were on the rolls in
this Centre. At present the centre offers the
following courses of studies:
1.
Six months certificate course
in Computing, Disaster Management,
Environmental Studies, Food and
Nutrition,
Tourism
Studies,
Participatory Forest Management,
Human Right, Women Empowerment
and Development, HIV and Family
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Education, Empowering Women’s
through Self Help Group, Consumer
Protection, Nutrition and Child Care,
Rural Development, Teaching of
English, Teaching of Mathematics in
Primary Schools.
Six month preparatory course
for admission to Bachelor’s Degree
Programme.
One year diploma courses in
Creative
Writing
in
English,
Management, Tourism Studies, Early
Childhood Care and Education,
Nutrition and Health Education,
International Business Organization,
HIV and Family Education.
Post Graduate Diploma in
Financial
Management,
Human
Resource Management, Marketing
Management, Operation Management,
Journalism and Mass Communication
and Rural Development.
Three Years Degree Course in
BA, BSc, B.Com, BTS, BCA, BSW.
Library and Information
Science: Bachelor’s and Master (One
year each).
Master Degree Courses in
English, Hindi, Political Science,
History,
Sociology,
Rural
Development, Economics, Public
Administration,. M.Com, M.B.A. and
Tourism Management, Education,
Distant Education and Social Work.
Diploma in Primary Education
(DPE).
MEN’S HOSTEL No. 1
(Thangjing Hostel)
The Thangjing Hostel is one of the
Mens’ Hostels of Manipur University.
Its foundation stone was laid down by
Late Shri RK. Dorendro Singh, Ex-CM
of Manipur on 26th Oct. 1980 and
opened d on 7th February 1984 by Shri
Th. Nilamani Singh EX- VC in
Charge, Manipur University. The
Hostel currently has the provision of
accommodating 166 Students. The
Manipur University, Thangjing Hostel
ensures that students belonging to
different communities and coming
from different and often far places
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have a safe and secured place to stay. It
provides a conducive atmosphere for
students to excel not only in academic
pursuits but also in extra-curricular
activities.
2009 on the premises of the hostel.
Most of the student in spite of their
busy academic schedules actively
participated in the sports meet making
the event a successful one. Annual
social service programme was held in
an around the hostel in the month of
January 2009. The major repairing of
the hostel has been completed during
the summer vacation, 2009. The old
floor carpet of reading room,
recreation hall and electrical wirings
have been redone. The numbers of
ceiling fans have been repaired/
replaced with new ones and those
works are still undergoing. Students
are getting purifier drinking water in
the hostel. The construction work of
hostel boundary wall is still
continuing. A study tour cum get
together programme was held on 12th
March 2010 at the Khuga, Dam
Churachandpur and 31st October 2010
at Maphou Dam, Sanakeithel.
The hostel is provided a common mess as
well as sports and recreational facilities.
The Hostel provides hygienic food with
reasonable quality at well affordable mess
fee The Hostel is look after by 15 Staff
members including Warden (1), Care
Taker (2), Securities (3), Cooks (3), Mess
Helper (4), Sweeper (1) and Chawkidar
(1) in this hostel at present. Dr. N. Rajen
Singh of Chemistry Department took over
the charge of the Hostel Warden w.e.f.
December 10, 2008
The hostel is providing a reading room,
two common rooms, and a reading room
with Internet facility of five computer
terminals. The reading room has
subscribed three leading national, eleven
local newspapers and Employment News.
The annual sports meet of the hostel
was held during the month of March
MEN’S HOSTEL NO - 2
(Koubru Hostel)
Brief Report of the Koubru Hostel:
Hall, computer and reading room etc.
The hostel is developing a reading
room with computer and Internet
facilities. This will be ready for use
very soon.
Activities during the year 2009-2010:
During the year the hostellers
organized tow Social Services and
cleaning drive in the around the hostel
and helped in maintaining hygienic
surrounding. In Feb 2010 organized a
get together cum picnic program at
KHUGA DAM.
The Men’s Hostel No. 2 was
inaugurated on 5th August 2005. The threestoried Koubru Hostel has 56 rooms with a
total carrying capacity of 96 (ninety six)
students. There are single rooms and
double occupancy rooms. The total
number of staff employed in the hostel is
7.
Facilities:
The Koubru Hostel is providing the
facilities like centralized mess, national
and local newspapers, vehicle shed,
visitor’s room, sports equipments, TV
MEN’S HOSTEL - 3
(Langmaiching Hostel)
1. Physical Position: The hostel
2. Functioning style of the hostel
building is of three stories each
and its event:
The Warden is the leader/authority to
room is
finalize all necessary official practical
Doubled seated.
and
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non-practical
procedure
in
running the administrative activities.
To assist the Warden in all respects,
the hostel has a Caretaker who put his
shoulder in running mess smoothly.
Further, the Caretaker and the
Chowkidar look after the electric and
water in the hostel. Site seeing is also
a proposed programme every year.
3. Seat capacity: 100 (one hundred)
6. No. of Employees :
Sl. Designation Post Status
1.
Care-Taker
Contract
2.
Cook
-do3.
Mess Helper -do4.
Chowkidar
-do5.
Sweeper
-do6.
Peon
-do7.
Security
-doPersonnel
4. Present number of hostellers: 66
(sixty six)
5. Activity of the hostellers:
A few hosteller have joined as
lecturer in the Government
Colleges in the Manipur State;
some as administrative Officer in
the state as well as in the country.
No. of Post
1
3
2
1
1
1
3
LADIES HOSTEL NO. 1
The Manipur University Ladies Hostel
No-1 is the oldest Ladies Hostel located
inside the University Campus near the
Canchipur hillock. It is surrounded by the
historical
stream
known
as
the
Chandranadi. It is situated near Canchipur
palace gate constructed by Maharaja
Gambhir Singh. The Hostel consists of
two blocks, namely New Block and Old
Block. The rooms of the new block are
double seated. It is for the accommodation
of newcomers. Whereas the old block is
meant for Research Scholars and Senior
Students.
Students Capacity in the Hostel and
latest number of hostellers.
The ladies Hostel No-1 provides
accommodation for 170 bonafied seats of
this University. The seat allotment is
provided as the following:
1. Research Scholars – 14 Seats
2. Final year – 88 Seats
3. 1st Semester – 68 Seats
Total Capacity – 170 Seats.
HOSTELLERS’ STATISTICS
Sl. No
Total No. of SC
Total No. of ST
Students
students
1
3%
31%
The ladies hostel No -1 has been
giving co-operation in many ways. It is the
main source of manpower for the
successful conduct of programmes
organized by the MUSU and other
departments of Manipur University.
The Hostel mess is run by the
hostellers and managed by the mess cooks
assisted by 3 helpers under the supervision
of the warden. The hostel provides water
Total no. of
RS
10%
Minority
P.H.
2%
Total No.
of Students
170
supply and medicine. The food is hygienic
and the hostel provides at a reasonable
quality at a well affordable mess fee. The
infrastructures are yet to be updated.
Improvement during the year:
The drainage system of the hostel
premises was in a pathetic condition. It is
now repaired. The bush of the surrounding
areas of the hostel premises has been
cleaned. Not only these, the surrounding
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areas of the kitchen was very dirty. It is
now cleaned and plastered. The campus
was very dark due to failure of halogen
lights. Recently it has been repaired and it
is comfortable.
The Eastern wall of the Ladies Hostel
No-1 collapsed. Now a new wall has been
re-constructed. The old pipes of Toilets
and bathrooms are also repaired and
replaced.
Now the hostellers can get good and
pure water as well as VIP electricity line.
LADIES HOSTEL NO. 2
Manipur University Ladies Hostel No.
2 was constructed on the western side of
the bank of the Chandranadi. It is threestoried building having well furnished
double seated 50 (fifty) rooms for
students, one big dining hall, one
Computer room and one assembly hall.
The hostel is run under the supervision of
the Warden, Mrs. P. Jamini Devi,
Lecturer, Department of the Adult
Continuing Education and Extension. One
Aqua guard drinking water is provided on
each floor. One TV and two Desktop
Computers (with one internet facility for
Warden Office) are provided. The
surrounding of the hostel has been lighted
with electric lamps.
Manipur University Ladies Hostel was
opened with a formal inauguration in July
2007. Number of students was 33 ST, 15
SC, 45 OBC and 7 General.
Hostel Committee:
The Hostel Committee comprises 7
members: consisting of one Research
Scholar as Asstt. Warden and the rest from
the 3rd semester students.
One Badminton Court in the
campus, one small Ibudhou Pakhangba
Shanglen
(Temple)
near
the
Sanakhongnang (People tree) were
constructed. A small pond is also
attached near the temple. University
provided three Home Guard personnel
as security guards.
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) CELL
Sl.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Place
No. of Colleges having NSS units
No. of University having NSS units
No. of Technical Institutions having NSS units
Total no. of NSS units under Manipur University
(Including two units in Manipur University)
NSS volunteer allocated
No. of Programmed officers
No. of Programmed officers (trained)
No. of Programmed officers (untrained)
9. University NSS Advisory
Committee Meeting:
The 5th Manipur University NSS
Advisory Committee Meeting was
held at Committee Room of Manipur
University on 22nd December 2009 at
1.00 p.m. The meeting was chaired
by Prof. H.N.K.Sarma Pro-Vice
Chancellor Manipur University along
with other members of the committee.
No.
60
01
03
86
8650
86
77
09
10. Three NSS Volunteers have been
selected and representing Manipur for
participating Republic day Camp at
New Delhi from 1st January to 31st
January 2010.
11. (i) Four Programme officers have
nominated and participated in the
127th Orientation
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Course from 18 th to 27th August
2009 at Ramakrishna Mission
Ashram Narendrapur
Kolkata
(ii) Four Programme officers have
128th Orientation course from 7th
to 16th September 2009 at
Ramakrishna Mission Ashram
Narendrapur Kolkata.
(iii)Two Programme Officers have
to 19th December 2009 at
(iv) Four Programme Officers have
to
24th
March
2010
at
12. POs Training Programmes at
Guwahati and Shillong:
Deputation of 3 NSS Programme
Officers for Training of Trainers
(TOT) on Human Rights and Social
Harmony from 12th to 16th November
2009 at North Eastern Hill University,
Shillong organized by NSS Regional
Centre NER, Guwahati and RGNIYD
Chennai.
13. POs Awareness Programme on
Disaster Management:
39 programme officers under NSS
Cell had been given training on
Disaster Management by the Disaster
Management Institute, Manipur on
25th June 2009 at State Guest House.
Programme Coordinator, NSS Cell,
Manipur University also participated
as resource person.
14. Red Ribbon Clubs in Manipur
i) Sensitization workshop of
Principals and Programme officers
of 10 different colleges was
organized on 14th July 2009 at the
conference hall of G.P.Women’s
college, Imphal.
iii) “The role of Youth in the
HIV/AIDS Menace” on 31st July
2009 in the Conference Hall of
Manipur Institute of Management
Studies, organized by Red Ribbon
Club, NSS Unit-I, Manipur
University as Red Ribbon Talk
Series-I.
15. Programme Officers Meeting at
M.U.
An emergency meeting of all the
Programme Officers working under
NSS Cell Manipur University was
held on Saturday, the 25th April 2009
at 1.P.M. in the Conference Hall of the
Department of Commerce, Manipur
University to discuss the following
agenda: i) Functioning of NSS units in
various colleges ii) Organizing Special
camp in the colleges iii) Submission
of Enrolment list.
16. Inter State Youth Exchange
Programme &Home Stay Programme:
i) Deputation of 8 NSS Volunteers
and one programme officer for
participating
ISYE&HSP
in
Arunachal Pradesh from 9th to 18th
November 2009.
ii) Deputation of 9 NSS volunteers
and one Programme Officers for
participating
ISYE&HSP
at
RGNIYD, Chennai from 1st March
to 10th March 2010.
17. China Delegation by NSS Volunteer:
Ms.Okram Roshini Devi NSS
Volunteer from D.M.College of
Science, under NSS Cell, Manipur
University have been nominated and
participated in 100 member Indian
Youth delegation to China during June
2009.
18. NSS Volunteers at Nehru Institute
of Mountaineering, Uttarkashi:
A 22 members team comprises of 10
boys and 10 girls with one male and
one female programme officers
participated adventure programme at
Nehru Institute of Mountaineering at
Uttarkashi, Uttaranchal from 15th to
24th June 2009.
19. Organized Poster Competition and
Essay Competition on the theme
“Healthy Youth for Healthy India”
and “Environment and Role of
Youth “on 20th September 2009 as a
part of 40th NSS Foundation Day
Celebration at Senate Hall, Manipur
University.
20. Selection of 8 NSS Volunteers for
Pre Republic day Camp 2010 to be
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held at Guwhati from 22nd October
to 31st October 2009 was held in
Dr. Kamal Indoor Stadium
Manipur University on 23rd
September 2009 at 11 a.m.
27. Deputation of 20 NSS Volunteers and
two
Programme
officers
for
participating Adventure programme at
Manali Himachal Pradesh from 12th to
20th March 2010.
28. Two NSS volunteers and one
Programme Officers have been
nominated for attending SAARC
Japan Special Fund Youth Exchange
Programme to Ministry of Youth
Affairs and Sports, Government of
India.
21. 40th NSS Foundation Day 2009 was
held on the 24th September (Thursday)
2009 at the Senate Hall, Manipur
University. Prof. H.N.K.Sarma, ProVice
Chancellor
of
Manipur
University Sri Nakul Chandra Deori,
Youth Assistant NSS Regional Centre
(NER) Guwahati, Dr. N.Ibotombi
Singh, Former, Programme Coordinator NSS Cell, Manipur University
and Dr. A. Rajmani Singh
Programme Coordinator, NSS Cell,
Manipur University grace the function
as Chief Guest, Guest of Honour,
President and Programme Coordinator
respectively.
22. Deputation of 8 NSS Volunteers for
Participation of Pre Republic Day
Camp held from 22nd October to 31st
October 2009 at Guwahati.
one programme officer for North East
Youth festival at Kohima from 8th to
10th October 2009.
24.Tweleve NSS volunteers have been
nominated
as
Volunteers
for
participating Commonwealth Games
2010 to be held in the month of
October 2010 at New Delhi.
one
programme
officers
for
participating National Youth Festival
at Bhubaneshwar from 8th to 12th
January 2010.
26. One day Orientation programme for
Principals and Programme Officers on
National Service Scheme (NSS) in
Manipur was held on 3rd February
2010 at Senate Hall, Manipur
University organized by NSS Cell,
Manipur
University.
Prof.
H.N.K.Sarma,
Prof.
N.Lokendra
Singh, Sri Deepak Kumar and Deepak
Sharma as Chief Guest, President, and
Guest of Honours attended the
function respectively. Altogether 26
college Principals and 74 Programme
Officers were attended the function.
29. Deputation of 125 NSS volunteers
from 25 NSS units (each five
volunteers) operating in the
colleges for participating basic
courses on First Aids organized by
Indian Red Cross Society Manipur
and
sponsored
by Disaster
Management Institute, Manipur
from 9th to 20th March 2010.
Performance Appraisals of NSS Units
in Manipur
A: National Integration Camp in
Manipur:
Sirui Lily National Integration Camp
organized by Biramangol College,
Sawombung, Imphal was held from
22nd June to 28th June 2009 at
Biramangol College, Sawombung.
Jharkhand, Orissa, Sikkim and
Manipur four states with 80 boys and
60 girls altogether 140 NSS
Volunteers have participated in the
said seven days National Integration
Camp. Programme Coordinator NSS
Cell, Manipur University have
participated the inaugural function as
Guest of Honour.
B: Special Camp Organized by the
NSS units operating in the
colleges under National Service
Scheme (NSS) Cell, Manipur
University
1. 30th May to 5th June 2009, special
camp of NSS Unit-I of
M.B.College was held at the
premises along with adopted area
of Govindajee temple, Imphal.
The work done by the volunteers
during the camp are on physical
work, lecture programmes and
group interaction.
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2. 7 days combined NSS Special
camp of Manipur College was
held from 21st June to 27th June
2009 at the premises of the college
and its adopted villages. The
active course of the camp was
organized in such a way that the
message of cleanliness through
group wise physical activities of
the campus in and around the
adjoining area of Pishum market,
various
lecture
programmes,
summation of the daily work,
group discussion on related
agenda, ex-tempore speech and
cultural enrichment items are the
main activities covered during this
special camp.
3. NSS units of Modern college
Imphal organized a combined
special camp from 25th June to 1st
July 2009 at the premises along
with adopted villages. Different
physical work activities, talk
programmes by the resources
persons, Yoga training to the
students volunteers, cleaning
around the campus and adopted
villages are the main activities
perform during the camp.
4. A seven days special camp
participated by 50 volunteers of
NSS Unit-II of D.M.College of
Science was held from 27th June to
3rd July at the premises of college
under the theme “Healthy Youth
for Healthy India”. Various
topics such as global warming,
NSS and students life, NSS and
disaster Management were the
main deliberate by the resources
persons during the camp besides
normal activities of yoga training
and physical work activities.
5. Don Bosco College NSS unit –I
organized a seven days special
camp on the theme “Health,
Public sanitation and personal
hygiene” from 5th January 2010 to
11th January 2010 at the adopted
village Kavanam. 50 selected NSS
volunteers were took part in the
said camp.
6. 7 days special camp was
organized by NSS Unit-III of
Mount Everest College from
27th January to 2nd February at
the premises of colleges. 50
NSS
volunteers
have
participated in the said camp.
7. From 15th February to 21st
February 2010 a special camp
was organized at the college
premises as well as in the
adopted village by the NSS
volunteers
of Khamakhya
Pemton College Hiyangthang
on the theme “Health, Public
sanitation
and
personal
hygiene”
8. The NSS Unit-I of Moirang
College organized 7 days
special camp at the premises
and adopted village from 27th
March to 2nd April 2010.
Altogether 50 NSS volunteers
participated in the said camp.
Programme coordinator has
participated in the inaugural
function as Chief guest and
Principal of the college as
president of the function.
9. NSS Unit of Sri Gourgovind
Girls College has organized a 7
days special camp on the
theme,
“Health,
Public
sanitation
and
personal
hygiene” from 24th January to
30th January 2010. Programme
Co-ordinator,
NSS
Cell
Manipur
University
have
participated as chief guest of
the function on inauguration
day.
10. Waikhom Mani Girls College,
Thoubal launched Red Ribbon
Club on 29th January at the
premises of the college. Dr.
Rajmani Singh, Programme
coordinator, NSS Cell was the
chief gust of the function and
presided by the Principal of the
college.
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11. From 20th to 26th February
2010, a seven days NSS
Special camp was organized by
NSS Unit-_II of Oriental
College, Imphal under the
theme
“Health,
Public
sanitation
and
personal
Hygiene”
12. NSS Unit-I of G.P.Women’s
college Imphal had organized 7
days special camp on the theme
“Health, Public sanitation and
personal hygiene” from 22nd
February to 28th February 2010.
The Youth officer, NSS
Regional centre Guwahati,
Principal of the college and
Programme Coordinator, NSS
Cell,
Manipur
University
attended
the
inauguration
function as Chief guest,
President and Guest of honour
respectively.
13. NSS Unit-I, Moirang College
organized 7 days Special camp
on the Theme, “Health, Public
Sanitation
and
Personal
Hygiene” at the college
premises. On the Inaugural
function, Dr. A.Rajmani Singh,
Programme Co-ordinator, NSS
Cell, Manipur University and
Dr. Ak.Sundar Kumar Singh,
Principal Moirang College
attend the function as Chief
Guest
and
President
respectively.
C: Appointment of New Programme
Officers
Manipur College:
Karam Momon Devi S.G. lecturer
has been appointed as Programme
Officer of NSS unit-II w.e.f. 28th May
2009.
S.Kulla Women’s College:
M.Surjit Singh and Miss Somobala
Devi have been appointed as
Programme Officer of NSS Unit-I and
NSS Unit-II respectively w.e,f,
Liliong Haoreibi College:
Dr. K.Kunjani Devi has been
appointed as programme Officer of
NSS Unit-I w.e.f.
RIMS, Lamphel:
M.Debendra
Singh
has
been
appointed as Programme Officer of
NSS Unit w.e.f.
Don Bosco College, Maram:
Sr. Stella Thomas has been appointed
as Programme Officer of NSS Unit-I
w.e.f. 1st June 2009.
Kha Manipur College:
N. Subhashchandra Singh and
Ksh.Kenedy Singh have been
appointed as Programme Officers of
NSS Unit-I and Unit –II of Kha
Manipur College, Kakching.
Thambal Marik College, Oinam
W.Surchandra Singh has been
appointed as Programme officer of
Unit-I of the college.
DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS
2. THE ACTIVITIES OF THE
DEPARTMENT:
The main activity of the Department is
to run the office of the Department of
Sports and Manipur University
Sports Committee (MUSC).
i) Sports Department:
The Department of Sports,
Manipur
University
was
established in the year 1982 as a
non-teaching department with the
following objectives to develop
and promote healthy games and
sports among the college and the
university students by organizing
Inter-College Sports Tournaments, sending talented sports
persons in the Inter-College
Sports Tournaments in various
games and sports and nurture the
indigenous games of Manipur.
The following constitute the main
activities of the Department:
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(i)
Holding
of
seminars, conferences, etc.
on sports and physical
education in the state,
national and international
levels
(ii)
Participation
in
the
seminars,
conferences, etc. on sports
and physical education in
the state, national and
international levels
(iii)
Preparation of
budget etc. for obtaining
sports grants etc. from the
state government, UGC or
other agencies
(iv)
Distribution
of
Sports
Talents
Scholarships
Form
of
Sports Authority of India
amongst the student sports
person
of
the
University/Colleges
(v)
Sending
of
MU PG Students Teams for
Inter
College
Sports
Tournaments
(vi)
Issue of MU
Representation
Sports
Certificates
(vii)
To
initiate
collection of Annual Sports
Affiliation Fee & Student
Sports Fees from the
affiliated colleges
(viii)
To
make
proposals for hosting Inter
University Tournaments
(ix)
Maintenance
of infrastructure and sports
equipments, playing fields,
including
Indoor
&
Outdoors
(x)
Reaching
infrastructure facilities like
conditioning equipments,
mini health-gyms, playing
fields/courts etc. to the
students/ employees of the
University and outsiders
(xi)
Sponsoring/h
olding of the MU Inter
College
Sports
Tournaments
(xii)
Work-out for
the establishment of department of Physical Education
& Sports Science
(xiii)
Providing
incentives to PG Classes
students of the University
who
represent
the
University in the Inter
University
Sports
Tournaments
ii) Manipur University Sports
Committee (MUSC):
The Manipur University Sports
Committee started functioning
from the 1st of July 1982 with the
subsequent affiliation to the
Association of Indian Universities
(Sports Division), New Delhi.
The main objective of the
committee is to promote games
and sports for the student’s
community of College/University
by organizing and sending of
Inter-Universities
Sports
Tournaments, sending talented
sports persons in the various zonal
and All India levels in games &
sports.
Holding of MUSC Executive
Committee meeting:
(i)
Holding of
Annual General Body
Meeting
(ii)
Preparation of
MUSC Annual Sports
Calendar
(iii)
Supervise
MU Inter College Sports
Tourna-ments organized by
various Affiliated Colleges
(iv)
Sending
of
MU Sports Teams for AIU
sponsored
Zonal/InterZonal/AllIndia
InterUniversity
Sports
Tournaments
(v)
To
conduct
Trial
Selection
for
preparation of MU teams
for participation in the Inter
(vi)
To
conduct
Pre-competition coaching
camp for enhancement of
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performance in the Inter
University
sports
tournaments
(vii)
Selection of
team officials (Manager
and Coach) to accompany
MU team for every sports
3. BENEFITS PROVIDED TO THE
STUDENTS AND EMPLOYEES:
It is one of the earnest efforts of the
Department that all concerned be
benefited from what the Department
has taken up from time to time. With
this aim in view the Department has
tried to provide, among others, easy
accessibility for the students and
employees, of course, outsiders to the
following facilities.
(i)
Making
available of services while
organizing MU Inter-College
Youth Festivals and other
activities.
(ii)
To coordinate
with the State Government,
Manipur Olympic Association,
State Associations in activities
concerning with sports.
(iii)
Offer
guidelines in holding MU
Weeks, cultural, sports &
literary
Activities – of the PG class’s
students of the University.
(iv)
Reaching
infrastructural facilities to the
students/ employees of the
(v)
University
and also to the outsiders/ locals
(vi)
Smooth
running of the Students’ Hostels
of the University on advisory
(vii)
Capacity
(viii)
Sending of MU
Sports
Teams
for
AIU
sponsored Zonal/Inter Zonal/All
(ix)
India Inter
University Sports Tournaments.
i.
Selection/preparat
ion of teams
ii.
Selection of team
officials
(x)
Procurement
of sport materials and
equipments of the University
(xi)
Issue
Incentive award as Blazer Coat
for sportspersons in 1st, 2nd & 3rd
places with officials in the AIIU
Tournaments
4. PROGRAMME OF THE
DEPARTMENT:
In order to accomplish the objectives
set forth the Department of Sports has
been carrying out different activities
year after year. The year under
review devoted to the following
aspects:
(i)
Hosting of Executive
Committee & General Body
Meeting MUSC
(ii)
Organize Inter
(iii)
Organize Inter
College Tournaments
(iv)
Organize Trial
Selection & Coaching Camp
(v)
Preparation of MU
teams
(vi)
Sending MU teams to
participation in various AIU
sponsored Inter University
Sports Tournaments etc.
(vii)
Keep abreast of the
latest development in the area of
sports.
5. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN
THE DEPARTMENT:
At present the Department is manned
by 9 (nine) staff members and 1(one)
Officer, Assistant Director of Sports.
6. LIST OF SPORTS TALENT
SCHOLARSHIPS:
The list of Sports Talents Scholarship
for the year 2009 is not yet received
from the Sports Authority of India
(SAI), New Delhi.
7. ORGANIZATION AND
PARTICIPATE OF MANIPUR
UNIVERSITY IN DEFERENT
SPORTS:
In this year the Department of Sports
MU had Organized many sports
Tournaments i.e., 1 Inter University, 5
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Inter College Tournaments including 1
indigenous game (Mukna), 3 Trial
Selection and also Conducted a precompetition Coaching Camp on
selected 3 sports disciplines for
enhancement of the performance at
Inter University Tournaments.
From these sports tournament we have
selected 4 sports disciplines for
ORGANIZED
I.Inter University:
Sl.
Name of the Tournament
1
East Zone Inter University
Badminton (M&W) Tournament
2009-10
II. Inter College:
Name of the Tournament
participating in the various Inter
University Tournament, 2009-10
Session i.e.
Archery (M&W),
Badminton (M&W), Football (M&W),
Wt. Pow. Lifting (M&W) and Best
Physique (m) and Fencing (M&W)
and its detailed achievements are
given bellow:
Date
From 26 to 30th
Dec. 2009
Date
Venue
Birmangol
College
Manipur
University
Manipur
University
Manipur
University
Liberal College
1
Archery (M&W)
20-9-2009
2
Badminton (M&W)
20-11-09
3
Football (M)
01-12-09
4
Football (W)
03-12-09
5
Wt. Pow. Lifting (m&w)
and Best Physique (m)
Thang-Ta (M&W) and Mukna
(M)
01-12-09
6
Achievement
Runners – Up
Both Men &
Women team.
17-02-10
III.
Kamakhya
Pemton College
Trial Selection:
Sl.
Sports Disciplines
Venue
Remark
1
Badminton (M&W)
Manipur University Participated
2
Fencing (M&W)
Manipur University Participated
3
Archery (M&W)
Birmangol College
Participated
IV. Coaching Camp:
Sl. Sports Discipline
Duration of camp
Achievement
1
Badminton (M&W)
10 days
Runners-Up
2
Football (W)
5 days
Participate
3
Fencing (M&W)
5 days
4 Meddles
V. Participation in the various Inter University Tournaments with Achievements:
Sl. Name of Sports
Venue/Date
Achievements
Discipline
1 Archery (M/W)
MS University, Udaipur Participate
2 Badminton (M&W)
Manipur University
Runners-Up
3 Badminton (M&W)
Mangalore University
Participate
4 Football (W)
Kurukshetra University Participate
5 Fencing (M&W)
Punjab University
4 Meddles
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ADMINISTRATION, LIBRARY, EXAMINATIONS, FINANCE, etc.
ADIMINSTRATION
Professor C. Amuba Singh, Viceto the post of Section Officer
Chancellor, was the principal executive
w.e.f. 12.10.09
and academic officer of the University
during the period from April, 2009 to
2.
N. Gandhani Devi was appointed
March, 2010 under report. He was also the
as Data Entry Operator w.e.f.
Chairman of the Executive Council,
23.02.2010
Academic Council and various Statutory
3.
K. Manihar Singh, Asst.
Bodies of the University.
Controller of Examinations was
Professor C. Amuba Singh, Vicepromoted as Dy. Controller of
Chancellor, is assisted by the Pro ViceExaminations w.e.f. 11.03.2010
Chancellor and the following officials in
transacting the normal Academic and
Employees Expired during the period
Administrative works of the university.
from April 2009 to March 2010:
Academic:
1. Ph. Lungthaolung Kabui, Peon,
1. Dean, School of Humanities
expired on 01.04.2009
2.
Dean, School of Sciences
2. Md. Ahmed Ali, Gardener, expired
3.
Dean, School of Social
on 16.09.09
Sciences
3. N. Kunjo Singh, Sweeper, expired
4.
Dean, School of Medical
on 28.05.2010
Sciences
Retirement during the period from
Administration:
April 2009 to March 2010
1. C. Nabakumar Singh, Section
1. Registrar
Officer (Gen) retired on 31.07.2009
2. Finance Officer
2. Md. Abdullah, Jr. Assistant, retired
on 31.12.2009
3. Controller of Examinations
3. R.K. Biren Singh, Section Officer
4.
Director, College
(A/cs) retired on28.02.2010
Development Council
4. S. Ibobi Singh, Section Officer
(A/cs) retired on 28.02.2010
5.
Director, Academic Staff
5. L. Jugeshwar Singh, Peon, retired
College
on 28.02.2010
6.
Librarian
6
A. Kala Singh, Chowkidar, retired
on 28.02.2010
7.
Dean of Students
7. M. Samden Singh, Jr. Asst., retired
8.
University Engineer
on 28.02.2010
Registrar is the Secretary of the Court,
8. Kh. Manihar Singh, Dy. Controller
the Executive Council and the Academic
of Examinations, retired on
Council. The Registrar is assisted by
31.03.2010
Deputy
Registrars
and
Assistant
Employees
nominated
for
Registrars.
Workshops/Seminars/Conferences
The Administrative Section is the overall
during the period under report:
in charge of the Administrative matter.
Appointment/Promotion given to the
1. L. Rabindranath Sharma, Section
non-teaching employees of the University
Officer, and L. Sanajaoba Singh, PA
during the year under report:
To The Registrar, Manipur University,
were nominated to attend the 1st
Sl. Name of the Employee
Academic Administrators’ Workshop
1.
Md. Rashid Khan was promoted
at the Academic Staff College,
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Jawaharlal Nehru University, New
Delhi.
ACADEMIC SECTION
Names of Research Scholars Registered in the Year 2009-2010:
School of Humanities:
Department of Hindi
Sl.
Names of Research
Enrolment No. Supervisor
Scholars
1
Kanti Chakraborty
2760/09
Prof. Devraj
2
S Rameshwori Devi
2761/09
-do3
Kachinganglu Remei
2762/09
Dr. S Lanchenba Meetei
1
Th Tarunkumar Singh
2763/09
Prof. P Nabachandra Singh
2
M Rajesh Singh
2764/09
-do3
Maisnam Luwangba
2765/09
Prof. P Gunindro Singh
4
K Ranjita Devi
2766/09
Prof. N Aruna Devi
5
Rajiya Shani
2767/09
Prof. S Sanatombi Singha
6
N Nando Singh
2768/09
Dr Th Ibohanbi Singh
7
Kh Inaobi Singh
2769/09
-do8
Ksh Roshni Devi
2770/09
Dr Ng Ekashini Devi
9
S Ghanashyam Singh
2771/09
-do10
Ksh Rameshwar Singh
2772/09
Dr L Birjita Devi
11
N Soniya Devi
2773/09
-doTotal no. of Research Scholars Registered in the School of Humanities = 14
School of Sciences:
Sl.
Names of Research Scholars
1
Thangjamang Chongloi
2774/09
Dr. M Manibabu
2
G.A Rongmei
2775/09
-do3
Esther Lalremkim
2776/09
Dr. SA Latif Shah
Department of Earth Science
1
RK Tapan Kumar
2781/09
Dr. N Ibotombi Singh
Department of Life Sciences
1
Rebika Soibam Chanu
2782/09
Dr. Asha Gupta
1
W Bembee Devi
2777/09
Dr. RK Bhubon
2
Ruhima Khan
2778/09
Prof. M Dhaneshwar Singh
3
N Ghanashyam
2779/09
Prof. SK Srivastava
4
RK Bindiya Devi
2780/09
Prof. RK Hemakumar Singh
1
A Ingocha Singh
2794/09
Prof. KS Bhamra
2
Kh Brojendro Singh
2795/09
Dr. I Tomba Singh
3
Ksh Mangijaobi Devi
2796/09
Dr. Th Biren Singh
4
Laishram Kapil
2811/09
Dr. Ng Ibohal Singh
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1
K Shusilkumar Singh
2798/09
Dr. S Brajamani Singh
2
S Shanjit Singh
2799/09
Prof. K Yugindro
1
N Rupachandra
2800/09
Dr. RK Narendra Singh
Total No. of Research Scholar Registered in the School of Sciences = 16
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES:
Sl. Names of Research Scholars
1
Nandita Laishram
2806/09
Dr. Robita Sorokhaibam
2
Longjam Linashwori Devi
2807/09
Dr. Rajmani Singha
1
RM Vino
2801/09
Prof. Amar Yumnam
Department of Education
1
C Niangboi Khuptong
2802/09
Dr. K Shitaljit Singh
2
L Nabachandra Singh
2803/09
-do3
M Prakash Singh
2804/09
-do4
Ksh Binokumari Devi
2805/09
-doDepartment of History
1
Thiyam Sudip
2819/09
Dr. Shantirani Devi
2
Yumkhaibam Brajakumar Singh 2820/09
Dr. Babhananda T
3
Hidangmayum Johnny Sharma
2821/09
-do4
Kshetrimayum Rajesh Singh
2833/09
Dr. Shantirani Devi
Department of Library & Information Science
1
Khwairakpam Babita Devi
2566/09
Dr. Ch Ibohal Singh
2
Moirangthem Lokendro Singh 2567/09
-do3
Sangrang Prahma
2810/09
-do4
Naorem Romikanta Singh
2811/09
Dr. Th Madhuri Devi
5
Angom Shelly Singh
2812/09
-do6
Haominthang Vaiphei
2813/09
-doDepartment of Manipur Institue of Management Studies
1
Priyobrata Gurumayum
2814/09
Dr. W Chandbabu Singh
2
Ph Bharatbhusan
2815/09
Dr. Memcha L
3
Deepak Kshetrimayum
2816/09
Dr. L Prabhakar
4
Huidrom Jitenkumar Singh
2817/09
Dr. W. C Singh
5
Seram Sureshkumar Singh
2818/09
Dr. Ch Ibohal Meitei
1
N Gopiraman Singh
2822/09
Dr. Benjamin Gangmei
2
Hoinu Haokip
2823/09
Dr. L Suraj Singh
3
O Sadananda Singh
2824/09
Dr. Dhanabir Laishram
4
Lisam Henthoiba
2825/09
Dr. Th Binarani Devi
5
Nektingkou Neihshyal Th
2826/09
Dr. H Indrakumar Singh
6
Md Najir Khan
2827/09
Dr. L Suraj Singh
7
Ishani Oinam
2828/09
Dr. K Kunjani Devi
8
Yumnam Premananda
2829/09
Prof. S Rajendra Singh
9
Heisnam Okendro
2830/09
-do10 RK Marjit
2831/09
Dr. H Indrakumar Singh
11 Y Nabakishwar Singh
2832/09
Prof. K Ibo Singh
Total no. of Research Scholar Registered in the School of Social Science = 33
Grand Total for three Schools = 63
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NAMES OF RESEARCH SCHOLARS WHO HAVE SUBMITTED THEIR THESES
DURING THE YEAR UNDER REPORT:
Department of English
Sl. No. of
Topic
Name of
Date of
Research
Supervisor
Submission
Scholar
1 Lairenlakpam
Gender discrimination and
Prof. M. Mani
25-09-2009
Romabati Devi liberated Women in Shashi
Meitei.
Despande’s Novels.
2 Konsam
Language and Style in the
Dr. Ch.
19-02-2010
Tejrani Devi
works of Arundhati Roy:
Sheelaramani
Study.
D.M.C. of Arts.
3 Thongam
Feminist Consciousness in
Dr. Ch.
22-02-2010
Debeshori Devi the Major Poetry of Kamala Sheelaramani,
Das and Sylvia Plath: A
D.M.C. of Arts
Comparative Study.
4 Khoisnam
Renaissance Elements in the Dr. Kh Kunjo
18-01-2010
Ranjit Singh
plays of Christopher
Singh
Marlowe (A study of
Themes and Techniques)
5 Keisham
Githa Hariharan’s Novels
-do03-02-2010
Ragini Devi
Decolonizing the Mind.
Department of Hindi
1
Saratkumari Devi Mannu Bhandari ke
Prof. H. Subadani 28-04-2009
Nongmeikapam
upanyashangke
Devi, MU
Samajshastriya
Adhyayan
2
Aribam
Manipurka Hindi
-do16-06-2009
Brajakumar
Sahitya aur patrakarit
Sharma
(Eiti nasik aur
Sahityik Adhyayan)
3
Goma Devi
Bharatiya Bhandhari
Prof. Devraj
21-08-2009
Sharma
ke upanyason ka
samaj shastriya
adhyayan
4
Waikhom Chanu
Sankeden Chetna ke
-do26-06-2009
Ibehaibi
Pari Pre Prskshya
Mein Sarushwar
Dayal Saksena Evan
Sware Biren ke Kauga
ka Mulnalahnak
Adhyayan
Department of Linguistics
1
2
3
Naorem Brojen
Singh
Chanam
Pramodini Devi
Moirangthem
Ashalata Devi
Simte Grammar
The formation and the
classification of the
words in
Manipuri(Meiteiron)
Componential
Analysis of Manipuri
Verbs.
143
Prof. Ch. Jaswanta
Singh, MU
Dr. N. Pramodini
Devi
30-05-2009
Dr. S. Imoba
Singh
10-11-2009
08-10-2009
1
Salam
Shantibala Devi
2
Ch. Kiranbala
Devi
3
N. Khelpriya
Devi
Manipuri Upanyasta
Nupigi Shaktam (19702000)
Kunsuba Chahichagi
Anishuba Tangkhaigi
Manipuri Warimachada
Nupigi Masak.
Chahi Cha 18da
Honglakliba
Manipuri
Sangskritigee
Shaklon.
4 N. Nongalei
Manipuri Sahityagi
Singha
Maru oiba Khanda
Kangashing Neinaba
5 R.K. Kiranbala
Manipuri Sahityagi
Devi
Mayaichanba
Matam (18-19 suba)
da Changsillakpa
Waheishing(loan
words) Neinaba.
6 S. Thanilleima
Houjiki Manipuri
Theater Neinaba
Maru oina Ratan
Thiyamgee Theater
da yumpham oiba.
7 Loitongbam
Manipuri
Chanu Memi
Sheirengda Nativism
gi Mashak.
8 Bachespatimayu Khunung Esheigee
m Suresh
Makhal Ama Oina
Sharma
Khongjomparva
Neinaba
9 Longjam Anand Manipuri Longei
Singh
(Dictionary) Eba/
Shembada
Thengnaba
Shamashyasing
Neinaba.
Department of Philosophy
1
W. Ibethoi Devi
A critical study of
locke’s Theory of
knowledge.
SCHOOL OF SCIENCES:
1
Shougaijam
Manthak (Kakching)
Brajeshwori Devi Kom Village: A study
144
Prof. N. Aruna
Devi, MU
25-04-2009
Prof. N. Aruna
Devi, MU
28-04-2009
Prof. P.
Gunindro Singh
13-05-2009
Prof. S.
Sanatombi
Singha
Prof. S. Tomba
Singh
30-05-2009
Prof. N. Tombi
Singh, Prof. S.
Tomba Singh
(CoGuide)
29-06-2009
Prof P
Nabachandra
Singh
Prof. P.
Nabachandra
Singh
27-11-2009
Prof. S. Tomba
Singh
21-12-2009
Dr. L. Naobi
Singh, Reader,
Imphal College
24-04-2009
Dr. M.C. Arun,
MU
30-11-2009
29-08-2009
16-12-2009
on continuity and
change.
Department of Earth Science
1
Chabungbam
Petrological and
Mangi Khuman
Geochemical Studies of
Ophiolite belt in parts
of Chandel and Ukhrul
District, Manipur and
their tectonic
significance.
2
Chingshubam
Toni Singh
Environmental Impact
of Shifting Cultivation
in Manipur River
Basin: A GIS Approach
Department of Life Science
1
Kshetrimayum
Development of in Vitro
Punyarani
propagation Protocols of
Four Species under the
Families Costaceae and
Zingiberaceae
2
Geeta
kumari Phylogenetic Studies of
Khangjrakpam
Fishes Belonging to the
order Perciformes Found
in North East India.
3
K. Dhanapati
Insects and mite pests of
Devi
tea from Senapati
District, Manipur
4
Nongmaithem
Nutritional and
Jaya Devi
microbial change during
the storage of some
smoked fish of Manipur
5
Thiyam Mina Studies on Cyenogenic
Devi
Glycosides and other
anti-nutritional factors of
bamboo shoots and
Soibum processing in
different localities of
Manipur.
6
N. Sarita Devi
Effects of Biotic
disturbances on the soil
microbial biomass and
mineralization process in
the bamboo forest
ecosystem at NoneTamenglong, Manipur
7
Khangembam
Leimnological Study of
Rajmani Singh
the Water bodies of
Imphal Valley in
relation to aquatic life.
8
Thounaojam
Protozone parasites of
Hemananda
Fishes in Valley District
Singh
of Manipur.
9
Hijam
Systematic Studies on
145
Dr. S. Ibotombi
Singh
29-06-2009
Dr. N. Ibotombi
Singh, DMC(Sc.)
24-11-2009
Prof. G.J. Sharma,
MU
24-02-2010
Prof. W.
Vishwanath Singh
19-03-2010
Prof. R.
Varatharajan
21-05-2009
Dr. Ch.
Sarojnalini
14-08-2009
Prof. G.A.
Santibala,
Co-Guide
Dr. S. Giri Singh
31-08-2009
Prof. P.S. Yadava
30-09-2009
Prof. W.
Vishwanath
05-10-2009
Prof. W.
Vishwanath
25-11-2009
Prof. R.
29-03-2010
Chingthangkho
mba Singh
10
the Sanoptera Faauna of
Kaziranga National
Park, Assam.
Md. Riyajuddin Biodiversity, Nutrient
Khan
Value and Herbage
Production in
Successional Grassland
at Khongjom, Manipur.
11
Hemam Sunita Reproductive
Devi
Physiology and Ecology
of Lepidocephalichthys
Irrorata, Hora (Family
Copitidae)
1
S. Joychandra
Studies on the metal
Singh
catalyzed Organic
reactions.
2
Konjengbam
Spectral Studies of 4f-4f
Anita
transition of Some
selected Lanthanide
Complexes with
ethylenediamine,
ethylenedia minetetra
acetic acid, thiosemi
Carbozide and some
amino acids.
3
Ongnam Medha Spectral Studies of 4f-4f
Devi
transition of some
selected trivalent
lanthanide metal
complexes with
multidentale
nitrogen/oxygen donor
legans.
4
Sharmeli
Studies on the Binary
Yumnam
Complexes of
Lanthanide (iii) ions
with base derived from
Isonicotinic Acid
Hydrazide
5
Naorem
Investigation on the
Shubhachandra Aggregation behaviour
Singh
of some Surfactants in
Water Soluble Nonionic
Polymer Gel Networks.
6
K. Brajeshwari
Isolation and
Devi
Characterization of
active principles from
similar lanceifolia
Roxb.& cissus adnate
Rexb.
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Varatharajan
Prof. P.S. Yadava
30-03-2010
Dr. W Bidyarani
Devi
20-01-2010
Dr. O. Mukherjee
Singh,
07-05-2009
Prof. N.
Rajmuhon Singh
06-07-2009
Prof. N.
Rajmuhon Singh
13-07-2009
Dr. R. K. Lonibala
06-07-2009
Prof. N.
Homendro
14-08-2009
Dr. L. Warjeet
Singh
05-09-2009
7
Naorem
Arunkumar
Singh
Catalysis and Inhibition
of Nuclephilic addition
on stabilized carbonium
ions by surfactants:
Applicability of enzyme
catalysis model.
8
Nimalini
Synthesis of substituted
Moirangthem
& fused pyrionidine
derivatives having
extensive biological
properties
Department of Computer Science
1
Haobam
Computational Analysis
Mamata Devi
of Manipur Text Corpus.
1
L. Priyanandini K.K.M. Theory
Devi
1
Anoubam
Spectral properties of Black
Senorita Devi Hole Systems
2
Ibetombi
Synthesis of Li-Zn-Co
Soibam
Ferrites and Li-Zn-Ni
Ferrites for Citrite Precursor
method and their Structural,
Mossbauer, Magnetic and
Electrical Characterization.
3
Oinam
Studies of Solvable
Babynanda
Potentials in NonDevi
Relativistic Quantum
Mechanics: The Ladder
Operator Method.
4
Seram Bobby Fabrication and
Singh
characterization of nanostructure ferroelectric
Barium Strontium Titanate
(Bal, Sr, Tio 3) thin flames.
1
Ningombam
A Statistical Study of
Sanajaoba
Waiting time to
Singh
conception: A survival
Analysis approach
2
Wangkhem
Impact of Contraceptive
Jibol Singh
devices on Population
Dynamics on Manipur : A
KAP Study
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES:
Department of Adult Education
Sl. Name of
Topic
Research
Scholar
1
Moirangthem
A critical Analysis of the
Babita Devi
Problems of
147
Prof. S.K.
Srivastava
22-10-2009
Prof. W. Warjeet
Singh
21-12-2009
Prof.BB
Choudhuri, Dr.S.
Birendra Singh
(Co-Guide)
29-07-2009
Dr. M.
Singh
Ranjit 08-04-2009
Prof. K.
Jugindro Singh
Prof. Sumitra
Phanjoubam
30-03-2009
Prof. C. Amuba
Singh, Prof. Th.
Jekendra (CoGuide)
20-07-2009
Dr. H.
Basantakumar
Sharma
31-12-2009
Prof. R.K.
Narendra Singh
24-12-2009
Prof. R.K.
Narendra Singh
21-10-2009
Name of
Supervisor
Date of
Submission
Dr. S.Gunadhor
Singh, Dr. S.
20-11-2009
27-05-2009
2
Ayekpam
Ibomcha Meetei
Government Elementary
School in Greater
Imphal Area: A micro
Study.
A Study of Early
Socialization of the
BRU Community of
Mizoram
148
Ranjit Singh
(CoGuide)
-do-
19-03-2010
1
Oinam Anandi
Financial management in
Devi
Universities: A comparative
Study of Selected Central
and State Universities of
North East India.
1
H. Komol Singha
Economy of a Tribal
Village: A Study of
Maram Khullen, Senapati
Dist. Manipur.
2
Md. Sidiqur
Socio Economic History
Rahman
of Manipur Muslim
3
4
5
Th. Amumacha
Singh
K. Jilangamba
Singh
Th. Premchand
Singh
Public Capital formation
in Manipur (1980-2002)
Employment &
Occupational Structure of
the Meitei in Barak
Valley, Assam.
Problems and Prospects of
Brick Manufacturing
Industries in Manipur
since 1980-2004
Department of History
1
L. Haokholet
Historical Geography of
Churachandpur and
adjoining Areas.
2
Joyce Sitlhou Gender Relation in a
Changing Tribal Society: A
Case Study of Thadou
Women in Manipur Through
the Ages.
3
Laishram
A Historical Study of the
Ratankumar
Role& Politics of Civil
Singh
Society in Manipur (19802004)
4
Ningthoujam
The Luwangs of Manipur: A
Santa Devi
Historical Study.
5
Md. Farooque A Historical Study of Ethnic
Ahmed
Conflicts in North East India
with particular reference to
Assam ‘1960-2005’
6
Gurumayum
Women’s Movement of
Anulata Devi Manipur and Nigerian
Women’s Movement: A
Comparative Study (1929
and 1939)
7
Ngangom
History of Women’s
Joyshree Devi Education in Manipur upto
1947
8
Thouchom
The Ethnological Study of
Mina Devi
the Liangmei Tribe of
Manipur.
149
Dr. A.
Rajamani
Singh
11-09-2009
Prof. Amar
Yumnam
13-04-2009
Prof. L.
Tombi
Singh
Dr. Ksh.
Jhaljit Singh
Prof. L.
Tombi Singh
25-06-2009
Prof. L.
Tombi Singh
26-10-2009
03-10-2009
26-09-2009
K. K. Das
26-02-2010
Prof. Lal Dena
02-05-2009
Prof. N.
Lokendra Singh
07-07-2009
Dr.L.Kunjeshw
ori Devi
Prof. N.
Lokendra Singh
30-07-2009
Prof. N.
Joykumar Singh
30-10-2009
Dr. Salam Irene
30-11-2009
Dr. L.
Kunjeswari
Devi
26-11-2009
25-04-2009
9
Shimreiphy
Athary
Developmental process
Prof. N.
among the Tangkhul: A
Lokendra Singh
Historical Study (19501990)
10
Holkhongam
Christian Missionaries
Dr. Salam Irene
Haokip
among the Kukis : A
Historical Study.
11
Ramyo Simon Social Structure and rise of
Dr. Salam Irene
Middle class among the
Tangkhul Naga Tribe.
Department of Library & Information Science
1
Ch. Tanuja Devi
Library Economics in Dr.
Th.
Manipur
Madhuri Devi
2
Laishram
Sports Information System Dr.
Th.
Nandakumar Singh of Manipur: A Critical Khomdon
Analysis.
Singh
1
R.K. Brajananda
The Question of Human Prof. K. Ibo
Singh
Rights in Myanmar
Singh
(1988-2008)
2
Ayangbam
Party System in Manipur Dr. S. Mangi
Shyamkishor
(1985-2002)
Singh
3
A. Sharmila Devi
Politics in Manipur
Prof. Ksh.
1972-1984.
Bimola Devi
4
O. Sareeta Devi
Gandhi on Women: A
Prof. Ksh.
case study of Manipur.
Bimola Devi
29-09-2009
25-04-2009
24-03-2010
24-08-2009
23-12-2009
07-12-2009
24-08-2009
15-06-2009
12-05-2009
LIST OF MEDALS AND CASH AWARDS
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
Sl. Department
1.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Anthropology)
2.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Biochemistry)
3.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Chemistry)
4.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Earth Science)
5.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Geography)
6.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Life Science)
7.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Mathematics)
8.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Physics)
9.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Statistics)
10.
First Class First in MCA
11.
First Class First in M.Sc. (Biotechnology)
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Name of Medal
Gurumanum Kanhaimacha
Sharma Memorial Gold Medal
Kangjam Ongbi Nungshisana
Memorial Gold Medal
Khaidem Rajmani Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Kongjengbam Dhono Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Smt. Jagga Devi Yamuna
Singh Memorial Gold Medal
Gurumanyum Ongbi Pishak
Devei Memorial Gold Medal
Thoidingjam Damayanti Devi
Memorial Gold Medal
Kishurchand Saraogi
Memorial Gold Medal
Sh. Krishnagopal Sharma
Memorial Gold Medal
Chungkham Pradeepkumar
Memorial Gold Medal
L. Dinachandra Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
12.
First Class First in TDC (Mathematics)
13.
First Class First in TDC (Physics)
14.
First Class First in B.Sc (Honours/Core) Geology
15.
16.
First Class First in B.Sc. (Honours) in Computer
Science
First Class First in B.Sc. (Honours) in Chemistry
17.
First Class First in B.Sc. (Honours) in Botany
18.
First Class First B.Sc. (Honours) in Zoology
19.
First Class First Position in BE in Computer
Science
Topper of the M.Sc. Anthropology
in Social and Cultural Anthropology.
20.
Huidrom Gourakishore Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Dr. Naorem Dhiren Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Ksheroda Thangjam
Memorial Gold Medal
HOD Dwijendra Sharma
Memorial Gold Medal
Ningthemcha Ongbi Binodini
Shija Memorial Gold Medal
Elangbam Iboton Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Akoijam Ranjana Devi
Memorial Gold Medal
Lairikyengbam Bhanumati
Memorial Gold Medal
Dr. T. S. Gangte
Memorial Gold Medal.
GOLD MEDALS ON SECURING HIGHEST MARKS
SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
Sl. Department
Name of Medal
21. Highest Marks in MA/MSc. In School of Sciences VK Pathak
Memorial Gold Medal
22. Highest Marks in MSc. (Amongst Tribal Students) H.T. Thungam
Memorial Gold Medal
23. Highest Marks in TDC (Science) Exam.
Prof. H. Tombi Singh
Gold Medal
24. First Class First in B.Sc (Honours/Core) in
N. Yaima Singh
Geography
Memorial Gold Medal
25. Highest Marks in First Class in MSc Life Sciences Dr. Th. Bobardhon Singh
(Zoology)
Memorial Gold Medal
26. Highest Marks in First Class in MSc Life Sciences Ak. Leirenjao, Tombi, Thoibi
(Botany)
Memorial Gold Medal
SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
Sl. Department
Name of Medal
27. First in MBBS Exam. (January) with not less than Dr. R.K. Ibotonsana
60% marks in aggregate
Memorial Gold Medal
28. First in Medicine in MBBS Exam. (January) with
Dr. Th. Tonsana Singh
70% or more
Memorial Gold Medal
29. First in Gynaecology and Obstetrics in MBBS
Dr. Bedamani Devi,
Exam. (January) with minimum 70% marks
Memorial Gold Medal
30. First in Pharmacology in MBBS Exam. (January)
Konsam Kanhai Singh
with 70% or more in the Subject
Memorial Gold Medal
31. First in Surgery in MBBS Exam. (January) with
Chongtham Thombou Singh
not less than 70% marks
Memorial Gold Medal
32. First in Ophthalmology in MBBS Exam. (January) Thockchom Jatra Singh
with not less than 70% marks
Memorial Gold Medal
33. First in ENT in MBBS Exam. January
Ningthemcha Ongbi Binodini
Shija Memorial Gold Medal
34. First in MBBS Exam. (January) with at least 70% Thounaojam Koireng Singh
of the Total marks in 1st, 2nd and 3rd Professionals
Memorial Gold Medal
35. Highest Rank MD (General Medicine)
Karam Ongbi Tombisana Devi
Memorial Gold Medal
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36.
37.
Highest Grade in MS Exam. In Obsterics and
Gynaecology
First Class First in MS Exam in Surgery
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Sl. Department
38. Highest Marks in MA Examination in Social
Sciences
39. First Class First in MCom
40.
First Class First in MA (Economics)
41.
First Class First in MA (Education)
42.
First Class First in MA (History)
43.
First Class First in MA (Political Science)
44.
First Class First in MBA Examination
45.
MBA of Excellence
46.
48.
First Class First in Master of Library and
Information Science
Overall Topper who secures not less than 60%
marks in PG Diploma in JMC
First Class First in LL.M. (Final) Exam.
49.
First Class First in LL.B. (Final) Exam
50.
First Class First in BLIB Sc.
51.
First Class First in Bed. Exam
52.
First Class First in BCom. Exam
53.
First Class First in TDC (Economics)
47.
54.
Topper (First Class First) in M.A. Adult Education
Examination
55. First Class in MA Exam. In Political Science as
well as securing highest marks in the paper ‘
International Relations’ (not below 60%)
Sl. Department
56. First Class First in M.A. (English)
57.
First Class First in M.A. (Manipuri)
58.
First Class First in M.A. (Hindi)
152
Khaidem Biramangol Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Thounaojam Ningol
Mayanglambam Ongbi
Binashakhi Devi
Memorial Gold Medal
Name of Medal
Asem Joykumar Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Smt. Attar Kour Setia
Memorial Gold Medal
Elangbam Tompok
Memorial Gold Medal
Dr. Maimom Shanti Devi
Gold Medal
Paoman Kulabidhu Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
L.M. Ibungohal,
Memorial Gold Medal
Ngangom Shakhu Devi
Memorial Gold Medal
Roshankanta Potsangbam
Memorial Gold Medal
Thoidingjam Mangoljao Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Konung Sanatomba
Memorial Gold Medal
R.K. Sanajaobi
Memorial Gold Medal
O. Thambal Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Prof. Mr. Kumbhar
Memorial Gold Medal
Laishram Joychandra Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
R.K. Sanahal Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Haobam Gouradas Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Dr. Gailangam Kamei
Memorial Gold Medal
Sapam Tomcha Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Name of Medal
Nahakpam Surendra Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Smt. Mangolnganbi Devi
Memorial Gold Medal
Salam Kishorchandra Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
59.
First Class First in M.A. (Linguistics)
60.
First Class First in M.A. (Philo.)
61.
First Class First in M.A. in English as well
securing First Class marks in Commonwealth
Literature with highest marks (not below 60%)
First Class First in TDC-III Exam (English)
62.
GOLD MEDALS ON SECURING HIGHEST MARKS
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63. Highest marks in P.G. Exams, in the three Schools
of Studies
64. Highest Marks in M.A. Final Examination in
Humanities and Social Sciences
65. Highest Marks in the School of Humanities
66.
67.
68.
Highest Marks in M.A. (Manipuri Dance)
First Class First in B.A. (Gen/Hons) & Highest
Marks in Nepali (MIL) (Not less than 60% Marks)
in B.A. Final Exam.
Highest Marks in B.A.(Hons) in 1st Class
Kshetrimayum Ningthoujao
Singh Memorial Gold Medal
L. Thambalngoubi Devi
Gold Medal
Prof. S.N. Prasad Memorial
Gold Medal
Smt. L. Rebati Devi Memorial
Gold Medal
Name of Medal
Akoijam Udhob Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
M. Ibochouba Singh
Memorial Gold Medal
Maisnam Ongbi Ibetombi Devi
Memorial Gold Medal
Smt. Usha Devi Gold Medal
Dr. Gopal Kumar Niroula
Chhetry Gold Medal
M. Amar Singh Memorial
Gold Medal
LIST OF MEDALS AND CASH AWARDS
69. Cash Award of Rs. 1051/- in the name of Sharimad Paramhamsa Swami
Jogendranada Giri Maharaj for a student who secures first class and highest marks in
Master’s degree in Science
70. Cash Award of Rs. 1001/- in the name of Sharimad Paramhamsa Swami
Jogendrananda Giri Maharaja for a student who secures first class in Master’s
degree in Arts (Social Sciences and Humanities)
71. Cash Award of Rs. 3001/- in the name of Late Smt. Nongmeikapam Ongbi Ibemhal
Devi for a student, who secures first position in MBBS Examination securing not
less than 60% marks in total.
72. Cash Award of Rs. 3001/- in the name of Ngariyanbam Ningol Rupabati Devi
(Nganbi Devi) for student who secures highest marks in aggregate amongst the
candidates for examination in Master Degree in Arts (School of Humanities).
73. Cash Award of Rs. 2000/- in the name of Konung Sanatomba for the overall topper
who secures not less than 60% marks in the Post-graduate Diploma in Journalism
and Mass Communation.
ACADEMIC STAFF COLLEGE
The UGC-Academic Staff College,
Manipur University has had a tremendous
year (2009-10) of academic activities with
a large number of teachers’ participation
from various parts of the country. The
Academic Staff College attempts to
visualize some of the important goals in
the process of conducting academic
programme and confidence making among
the teachers. We critically examine the
values and presuppositions underpinning
teaching in the contemporary higher
educational environment. A teacher in
higher education has a crucial role to play
in the teaching learning process by
creating a context in which the student’s
desire and ability to learn can work
effectively. The UGC-Academic Staff
College proposes to design a system for
training teachers in higher education with
a sharp focus on educational management
and on the capacity to tackle change.
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Simultaneously the UGC-Academic Staff
College has also made an attempt on how
teaching and research can be brought into
closer relationship and teaching in higher
education can itself become a field of
research.
Sl.
During the academic calendar, 200910 reporting hereof the following courses
were approved by the UGC vide its letter
F.No. 23-1/2009 (ASC) dated 1/4/2009.
Name of Courses
Orientation Programme
1 1st Orientation Programme
2 2nd Orientation Programme
3 3rd Orientation Programme
4 4th Orientation Programme
Refresher Courses
1 Refresher course in Education
2 Refresher Course in Environmental Studies
3 Refresher course in Hindi
4 Refresher course in Library Information Sciences
5 Refresher course in Earth Sciences
6 Refresher course in Anthropology
7 Refresher course in Life Sciences
8 Refresher course in Manipuri
9 Refresher Course in Theatre & Performing Arts
(Dance)
10 Refresher Course in ICT Applications (MD)
Short Term Courses
1 Work Culture & its ethical value for Group D
posts (4-days)
2 Professional Development Skill for C to B posts
(6-days)
3 Workshop on Research Guide (6 days)
4 Research Methodology for Ph.D. Scholar (6-days)
5 Intellectual Property Right (IPR - 6 days)
6 Remote Sensing (one week)
The UGC-Academic Staff College conducted the following courses effectively
and successfully.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Name of the programme
Short Term Course in Research Methodology
Short Term Course in Research Guide
Refresher Course in Environmental Studies
Refresher Course in Hindi
Refresher Course in Library and Information Sc.
Refresher Course in Education
Refresher Course in Life Sciences
Refresher Course in Manipuri
Refresher course Theatre & Performing Arts
(Dance)
Orientation Programme on “North East IndiaNation-Building & Ethnicity”
Orientation Programme on “Human Resource
Development & Information Technology”
Orientation Programme on Development, Social
Change and Gender
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Programmes conducted
25.05.2009 to 30.05.2009
13.07.2009 to 18.07.2009
05.06.2009 to 25.06.2009
29.06.2009 to 18.07.2009
20.07.2009 to 09.08.2009
15.07.2009 to 04.08.2009
24.09.2009 to 14.10.2009
21.10.2009 to 10.11.2009
07.01.2010 to 27.1.2010
05.11.2009 to 05.12.2009
08.12.2009 to 05.01.2010
05.02.2010 to 30.02.2010
As per data maintained by the UGC-ASC, 401 teachers/Research scholars had been
participated in the above courses.
Male Female Outstation Gen ST
SC
OBC Total
195
206
31
244
35
16
75
401
In-spite of the fact that a large number of applicants had applied for participation, the
UGC-Academic Staff College has not in a position to conduct the following courses till today
because of certain factors:
Orientation Programme
1. 4th Orientation Programme
Refresher Course:
1.
Refresher course in Earth Sciences
2.
Refresher course in Anthropology
3.
Refresher Course in ICT Applications (MD)
Short Term Courses
1.
Work Culture & its ethical value for Group D
posts (4-days)
2.
Professional Development Skill for C to B posts
(6-days)
3.
Intellectual Property Right (IPR – 6 days)
4.
Remote Sensing (one week)
The UGC Academic Staff College,
Manipur University has procured 512
volumes of books on different disciplines
related with the courses/programmes
organized by the UGC-ASC from time to
time. Besides, the UGC-ASC has
compiled 60 numbers of volumes
(Reading materials) and distributed to
each participants during the courses. Now,
UGC-ASC, Manipur University has its
reading room at the existing new building.
Dr. R.K.Ranjan Singh, Director i/c, UGCAcademic Staff College and College
Development Council, has been elected
Vice-President of National Association of
Geographers India from January, 2010.
MANIPUR UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
Building
The Manipur University Library has a
marvelous building of its own and located
at the centre of the University Campus.
The present area of the library is 2500
sq.m. The carpet area of the reading room
is 900 sq.m. and the carpet area of the
stack room is 1000 sq.m. The sections like
Circulation, Internet nodes, Stack room,
Office and the public conveniences are
accommodated at the ground floor. The
first floor, which has an area of 700 sq.m.
is use as reading room, reference, text
book, acquisition, INFLIBNET, technical
section, etc. The second floor, which has
an area of 700 sq.m. is use as periodical
section. The third floor is under
construction. After completion of the
construction work the library will have an
area 3200 sq.m. The library being located
at the centre of the university campus, all
the library users can easily access to it.
Considering the technical advantages of
the central point, the university authority
has installed the Internet HUB in the
library.
Library Users
All the teachers, research scholars,
P.G. students, officers and non-teaching
staff of the university can be enrolled as a
member of the library. The total number of
enrolled members of the library is 2882.
The number of books, which are borrower,
can take for home reading is as shown
bellow:
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Manipur University Library is in the
forefront of library automation and
networking in the North East India. The
library became a node of INFLIBNET
since 1993 and has three databases
namely: i) Books ii) Serials and iii) Theses
are incorporated in the union databases of
INFLIBNET, Ahmedabad. The library is
also a member of UGC-Infonet e-journal
consortium. The consortium provides
current as well as archival access to more
then 5000 core and peer-reviewed journals
and nine bibliographic databases from 23
publishers and aggregators in different
disciplines. This facility is extended to
other departments by Fiber Optic Cables
and by Wi-Fi.
Other Activities
The Manipur University Library in
collaboration with the National Library,
Kolkata organized a 3-Day workshop on
“Application of Computers in Libraries” at
M.U. Library, Imphal from 24-26th March
2010. Dr. Th. Khomdon Singh, Librarian
(i/c) was the Coordinator and Dr. R.K.
Joteen Singh, Information Scientist was
the resource person.
Category of Number of
Members Books entitled
Teachers
12
Ph.D./M.Phil/ 6
Post Doctoral
P.G. Students 4
Officers
6
Non2
Teaching
Staff
Besides, a number of visitors from
outside are also coming for reading,
consulting and browsing of Internet. The
average library user per day is about 300.
Almost all the time the reading chairs and
Internet points are occupied by the library
users.
Collections
As on 31st March 2010, the library has
a total collection of 1,56,811 books and
subscribed to 242 printed journals and 23
dailies. Total number of books added
during the year is 4672. The library can
also access to about 5764 foreign journals
by using Internet facilities given by
INFLIBNET programme of UGC. The
library has more then 30 computers with
Internet connectivity. The library has a
good collection of CDs/DVDs, Maps, etc.
Library Hours
The library remains open from 9:00
a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on all weekdays and
from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sundays.
Library Services
The library provides almost all the
services, which are commonly given by a
university library. Some additional
services/ facilities given by the library are:
i)
The library follows open
access system, which enables the
readers to select their desired books
direct from shelf.
ii)
There
is
well-furnished
reading room with A.C.
iii)
Online
Public
Access
Catalogue (OPAC) is available for
checking whether a particular book is
available in the library or not.
iv)
Xerox facilities operated by
private parties are available in the
library.
v)
The library has both Internet
and intranet facilities.
Library Networking
Activities of Library Staff
Dr. Th. Khomdon Singh, Librarian
(i/c) was the Director of an ICSSR Project
entitled “Information Seeking Behaviour
of the Social Scientists in the Colleges and
Other Institutions of Manipur”. He had
submitted the Project report in December
2009. Under his supervision, Mrs. M.
Sobita Devi submitted her M. Phil
Dissertation on “Library Services in the
Universities of Manipur: A Comparative
Study” at the Global Open University,
Nagaland. He was the Director of the Two
Day
Seminar
on
“Movement,
Development and Public Library Services”
organized by MALA on 14-15th Nov.
2009. He also edited a book entitled
“Application of Computers in Libraries”
and a “Commemorative volume of the
Golden Jubilee Celebration of the State
Central Library Imphal. He was resource
person of 3 refresher courses conducted by
UGC, Academic Staff College, Manipur
University, Imphal. He chaired in many
academic discussions related with library.
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He is one of the Counselors of IGNOU
Study Centre 1701.
Dr. R.K. Joteen
Scientist authored a
Information
and
Programme in 21st
contributed a paper entitled “UGCINFONET Usage in Manipur University:
A Statistical Comparison of Downloads
from different Publishers” published in
DESIDOC Journal of Library &
Information Technology, Nov 2009.
Singh, Information
book entitled “The
Library Network
Century”. He also
COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Following the conversion/upgradation
of the erstwhile state-run Manipur
University to a central university by an act
of Parliament, namely, the Manipur
University Act, 2005 (No. 54 of 2005), the
first College Development Council of the
University has been constituted on 4 th
August, 2008 u/s 47(d) of the Act with the
Vice Chancellor, Manipur University as
the Chairman of the Council along with 9
(nine) other ex officio members for a term
of 3 (three) years. One of the basic
objectives of the Council is to ensure
proper
planning
and
integrated
development of the affiliated colleges of
the University. The Council has been kept
functioning with Dr. R.K. Ranjan Singh,
as Director in-charge of the Council, who
has been assisted by an S.O., a
Stenographer and a Jr. Assistant. During
the period under review, the College
Development Council had more than
before involved in the multi-prongedstrategy to secure an all round
development for all the college.
Academic and infrastructure development
had been the theme throughout this period.
The details of engagement of the CDC
during the period under review are
presented as under for an objective
assessment of all concerned:
(i) Manipur University College Statistics
2008-09 was brought out in October
2009.
(ii) Interface Meeting of XIth Plan UGC
Expert Committee was held on 1st and
2nd May, 2009. As an outcome of the
meeting, enough fund had been
granted to 43 colleges covered by
section 2(f) and 12 (B) of the UGC
Act.
(iii) Chart enumerating the academic activities during the period:
No. of Applications forwarded to the UGC
Development
grant
05
Research
project
01
Teacher
fellowship
03
(iv) Proposals from the following five
colleges had been submitted to the
Ministry of Human Resource
Development for participation in the
exercise of NMEICT.
1.
Lamka College,
Churachandpur
2.
S. Kula Women’s
College, Nambol
3.
Oriental College,
Takyel, Imphal
4.
T.S. Paul Manipur
Women’s College, Mongsangei
5.
Jiri College, Jiribam
(v)
New
courses
13
No. of college Granted
Permanent Affiliation
01
Enrolment
During the period under review, 23,
074 students were enrolled in
different courses including law,
medical, engineering courses, etc.
against the previous years’ figure of
26,006.
(vi) Affiliation
(i) Jiri College was granted
permanent affiliation vide
ref.No.MU/P-4/85/CDC/522 dt.
20-4-2009.
(ii) Temporary Affiliation in respect
of Trinity Teachers’ Training
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College, Koirengei and Th.
Ibotombi Institute of Teachers’
Education and Training,
Bishnupur had been renewed for
the year 2008-09 vide
Ref.No.MU/2-8/2006/CDC
dt.17-11-2009.
(iii) Permission/Temporary
Affiliation granted to Institute of
Rural Education, Wangjing, to
conduct B.Ed. 1 Year
(Secondary) Course vide
reference No.MU/2146/2008/CDC dated 26-112009.
(vii) Upgradation
(i) BCA course and course in Food
Processing Technology
upgraded to the 2nd Year in S.
Kula Women’s College,
Nambol, vide MU/24/2000/CDC 10-11-2009.
(ii)
Economics
and Education (General)
upgraded to the 3rd Year at Don
Bosco College, Maram, vide
reference MU/1-68/2000/CDC
dt.20-05-2009.
(iii) Physics, Mathematics,
Sociology, and Education
(General) courses upgraded to
the 2nd Year in Pettigrew
College vide reference
No.MU/2/80/CDC dt. 26-062009.
(iv) Anthropology (Hons.) course
upgraded to the 3rd Year in
Damdei Christian College,
Motbung, vide reference
No.MU/3-9/2005/CDC (Vol.I)
dated 03-11-2009.
(viii) Opening/Introduction of New
Subject/Course The following
subjects/course had been newly
opened/introduced in the colleges
noted against them:
(i) Foreign Trade (as Aid-onCourse) - D M College of
Commerce, Imphal (vide
ref.No.MU/2-24/2006/CDC (Pt)
Dt.18-09-09)
(ii) Bioinformatics in Biodiversity S. Kula Women’s College,
Kongkhampat, Nambol
(vide ref.No.MU/224/2006/CDC(Pt) Dt.25-11-09)
(iii) Human Rights & Duties
Education -(vide ref.No.MU/24/2000/CDC dt.25-03-10)
(3 months’ Foundation Course)
(iv) Human Development --do(6 months’ Certificate Course)
(v) Women’s Studies
-do(6 months’ Certificate Course)
(vi) Industrial Fish & Fishery
(COC) - W. Mani Girls’
College, Thoubal Okram,
Thoubal (Ref.No.MU/17/87/CDC (Pt.III) Dt.08-04-09)
(vii) Self Help Group Management
(COC) - Ref.MU/224/2006/CDC(Pt) dt.08-06-09
(viii) AIDS & Family Counselling-do(ix) Geology (Gen) - Ref.MU/17/87/CDC/Pt.III dt.21-01-10
(x) BCA - Don Bosco College,
Maram Ref.MU/1-68/2000/CDC
Dt.20-05-09
(xi) English (Hons.) 1st Year
Mt. Everest College, Senapati
(xii) Home Science (Gen) - doRef.MU/1-68/2000/CDC dt.2105-09
(xiii) Computer Science (G) - do(xiv) Commerce (G & H)
- do(xv) BBA - ICM, Lamphelpat
(Ref.MU/1-73/CDC/2004 dt.1606-09)
(xvi) Geography (Gen) - Pettigrew
College, Ukhrul (Ref.MU/280/CDC dt.26-06-09
(xvii) Biochemistry (Gen) - Manipur
College, Singjamei
Ref.MU/1-68/2000/CDC
DT.26-06-09
(xviii) MCA
- DOEACC,
Akampat (Ref.MU/150/02/CDC dt.07-07-09
(xix) Mathematics (Hons.)
Damdei Christian College,
Kanglatongbi
Ref.MU/3-9/2005/CDC/Vol.I
dt.03-11-09
(xx) Proposal for Major Research
Project
A project proposal
“Determinants of Price of Some
Essential Commodities in
Manipur: 1973-2008” by Dr
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Omila Salam, Sr. Lecturer &
HOD/Statistics, T.S. Paul
Manipur Women’s College,
Mongsangei, had been
submitted to UGC, NERO vide
Ref.No. MU/2-58/2007/CDC
dt.18-04-09.
(xxi) Proposals for
Seminar/Workshop
(i) Two proposals from the
Principal, Pettigrew
College, Ukhrul, had been
submitted to the UGC,
NERO, for organizing
seminars on (i)
“Conservation of
Bioresources of Manipur:
the Need of the Hour (with
special reference to Ukhrul”
and (ii) “Dynamics of
Preservation of Tangkhul
Naga Culture via
Modernisation of the same
(Traditional Costume and
Folk Music)” vide
Ref.No.MU/2-68/98/CDC
dt.08-06-09.
(ii) Two proposals from the
Principal Liberal College,
Luwangsangbam, had also
been submitted to the UGC,
NERO, for organizing a
seminar on “Global
Warming” and a workshop
on “Entrepreneurship
Education” vide the same
Ref. mentioned above.
(iii) Two proposals of S. Kula
Women’s College, Nambol,
for organizing (i) a national
seminar on Academic
Reforms in Curriculum &
Pedagogy in the context of
Global Trend” and (ii)
another on “Women in
armed conflict situation and
their role in the context with
with special reference top
Manipur had been
submitted.
(xxii) Proposals for Development
Grant
(i) Two proposals from the
Principal, Oriental College,
Imphal, for general
development grant had been
NERO vide Ref.MU/UGC2/2007/CDC dt.April 3,
2009.
(ii) A proposal for general
development grant from the
Principal, Pettigrew
College, Ukhrul, had been
NERO, vide Ref.No.
MU/UGC-2/2007/CDC
dt.April 8, 2009.
(iii) A proposal for development
grant under 14 merged
scheme from the Principal,
Liberal College,
Luwangsangbam, had been
sdubmitted to the UGC,
NERO vide reference No.
MU/UGC-2/2007/CDC
dt.Jan 4, 2010
(iv) A proposal for development
Royal Acadenty of Law,
Oinam, had been sdubmitted
to the UGC, NERO vide
reference No. MU/UGC2/2007/CDC dt.March 9,
2010.
(v) A proposal for development
Jiri College, Jiribam, had
been sdubmitted to the
UGC, NERO vide reference
No. MU/UGC-2/2007/CDC
dt.March 25, 2010.
(xxiii)University Nominees to
College Governing Bodies
The Council had nominated
members of faculty as
university nominees to the
Governing Bodies of the
following colleges during the
period under review:
1.
Moreh College,
Moreh, vide
Ref.No.MU/238/GB/CDC dated 17-0210
2.
N. Birahari
College, Khundrakpam,
vide ref.No. MU/2-
159
38/GB/CDC dated 23-1209.
3.
South East
Manipur College,
Komlathabi, vide ref.No.
MU/2-38/GB/CDC dated
23-12-09.
4.
S. Kula Women’s
College, Nambol, vide
ref.No. MU/238/GB/CDC dated 23-1209.
5.
Liberal College,
Luwangsangbam, vide
ref.No.
MU/3/2002/LC/CDC
dated 06-07-09.
6.
College of Social
Work, Changangei
Uchekon, vide ref.No.
MU/2-38/GB/CDC dated
15-06-09.
7.
Oinam Ibohal
Polytechnic, Keisampat,
PROFILES OF COLLEGES:
1. Affiliated Government Colleges
Sl. Names of Colleges
Year of
establishment
& Affiliation
1
C.I. College
Estt: 1965
Aff: 1987
2
Churachandpur
Estt: 1964
College
Aff: 1982
3
DM College of Arts
Estt: 6-8-1946
Aff: 1980
4
DM College of
Estt: 7-8-1996
Commerce
Aff: 26-11-1997
5
DM College of
Estt: 6-8-1946
Science
Aff: 1980
6
DM College of
Estt: 15-9-1972
Teachers’ Edn.
Aff: 1980
7
DOEACC Centre
Estt: 1987
Aff: 1988
8
G.P.Women’s
Estt: 1965
Collegle
Aff:: 980
9
Govt. Deance College Estt: 1954
Aff: 10
Govt. Polytechnic
Estt: 1956
Aff: 1987
vide ref.No. MU/2/01/09
dated 04-11-09
(xxiv) Participation of College
Teachers in
Seminar/Workshop/Orientatio
n Course, etc.
Principals of the following
two colleges were nominated
for participation in the oneweek orientation programme
organized by NUEPA, New
Delhi, on the theme “Planning
and Management of Higher
Education Institutions”
1. Dr L. Birendrakumar
Singh, Principal, S. Kula
Women’s College,
Kongkhampat, Nambol,
Manipur
2. Dr V. Alexander Pao,
Principal, Mt. Everest
College, Taphou, Senapati,
Manipu
No. of
teaching
Student enrolment
in different courses
Teaching = 46
BA=128
BSc=80
BA=952
BSc=167
BA=1897
Teaching = 65
Teaching = 85
Teaching = 36
Teaching = 143
Teaching = 19
Teaching = 13
Teaching = 109
Teaching = 10
11
Hill College
Estt: 1-4-1978
Aff: 16-6-1981
Teaching = 19
CE=60,ME=21,
EE=42,ECE=30,
DPh=31
BA=176
12
Govt. Hindi Teachers’
Training College
Estt: Oct. 1975
Aff: 1999
Teaching = 7
HSP=96
160
Teaching = 37
BCom=576
BBA=29
BSc=1818
BPEd=39
BEd=230
Med=25
BCA=98,DEE=85
DCSE=86,MCA=30
BA=1257
BSc=856
-
13
Ideal Girls’ College
14
Imphal College
15
Institute of
Cooperative mgnt.
Kha Manipur College
Estt: 1970
Aff: 18-2-1987
Estt: 20.8.1952
Aff: 1980
Estt: 22.2.1988
Aff: Oct. 2004
16
Estt: 27-7-1965
Aff: 1980
17
LMS Law College
Estt: 7.8.1958
Aff: 30.6.1980
18
Lamka College
Estt: 6.6.1976
Aff: 18.2.1987
19
Lilong Haoreibi
Estt: 1976
College
Aff: 1987
20
M.B.College
Estt: 8.9.1969
Aff: 3.5.1980
21
Manipur College
Estt: 1958
Aff: 1980
22
Manipur Institute of
Estt: 1998
Technology
Aff: 23
Modern College
Estt: 8.8.1963
Aff: 1980
24
Moirang College
Estt: 1963
Aff: 1980
25
N.G.College
Estt: 1970
Aff: 1980
26
Nambol L. Sanoi
Estt: 1966
College
Aff: 1987
27
Oriental College
Estt: 8.8.1963
Aff: 1980
28
Pettigrew College
Estt: 1965
Aff: 1991-92
29
Presidency College
Estt: 1973
Aff: 1980
30
Regional Institute of
Estt: 14 –9-1972
Medical Sciences
Aff: Nov. 1980
31
Tamenglong College
Estt: 1986
Aff: 2000
32
Thoubal College
Estt: 1963
Aff: 1980
33
United College
Estt: 18-2-1980
Aff: 1995
34
Y.K.College
Estt: 1972
Aff: 4. Government Aided Colleges
1
Biramangol College
Estt: 1973
Aff: 1992
2
Imphal Art College
Estt: 15.8.1949
Aff: 4.1.2003
3
Jiri College
Estt: 1981
Aff: 1993-94
4
Kakching Khunou
Estt: 12.7.1981
161
Teaching = 41
BA=40
Teaching = 109
BA=635
BSc=808
Teaching =13
BBA=40,PGDBM=
38 PGDCA=45
BA=188,BSc=144
BCom=32
LLB=274
LLM=16
BA=306
Teaching = 62
Teaching = 15
Teaching = 23
Teaching = 61
Teaching =41
Teaching = 78
Teaching = 27
Teaching = 81
Teaching = 67
Teaching = 39
Teaching = 48
Teaching = 83
Teaching = 37
Teaching = 61
Teaching = 281
Teaching = 20
Teaching = 75
Teaching = 47
Teaching = 33
Teaching = 98
BA=195
BSc=299
BA=263
BA=320
BSc=547
BA=509
BSc=518
BA=133
BSc=182
BA=139
BA=79
BSc=84
BA=164
BSc=150
BA=168
BSc=17
BA=1121
BSc=631
MBBS=98
PG=73
BA=104
BA=406
BSc=592
BA=534
BSc=217
BA=79
BSc=52
Teaching = 12
BA=324,BSc=269
BCom=23
BFA=27,DFA=14
Teaching = 28
BA=262
Teaching =
BA=155,BSc=160
Aff: 2.8.1994
Estt: 1979
Aff: 1992
6
Mayai Lambi College Estt: 1981
Aff: 26.3.1992
7
Standard College
Estt: 1981
Aff: 1992
8
Thambal Marik
Estt: 1980
College
Aff: 1996
5. Permanently Affiliated Private Colleges
1
2
3
1
Bethany Christian
Estt: 1972
College
Aff: 1997
2
Damdei Christian
Estt: 1987
College
Aff: 2006
3
Don Bosco College
Estt: 14-2-2000
Aff: 3-1- 2005
5
4
5
6
7
College
Liberal College
Kamakhya Pemton
College
Kanan Devi
Memorial College
of Education
Kumbi College
Estt: 2002
Aff: 16-7-2003
BA=83
BSc=21
BA=61
BSc=41
BA=146,BSc=119
BCom=14
BA=278,BSc=99
BCom=15
BA=153
BSc=191
BA=51
BSc=53
BA=70
BSc=137
Bed=200
Med=21
Royal Academy of
Law
S. Kula Women’s
College
Estt: 1981,
Aff: 1999
Estt: 18-8-1994
Aff: 1-8-1995
Estt: 1981
Aff: 1987
Teaching
= 61
Teaching
=15
Teaching
= 84
BA=113
BSc=87
LLB=104
South East Manipur
College
T.S.Paul Manipur
Women’s College
W. Mani Girls’
College
Estt: 1981
Aff: 1983
Estt: 1980
Aff: 1999
Estd: 20-11-980
Aff: 10-10-1997
Teaching
= 51
Teaching
= 46
Teaching
= 68
10
N. Birahari College
11
Pole Star College
12
Pravabati College
13
R.K.Sanatombi Devi
College of
Education
Regional College
18
19
BA=256
BSc=261
BA=602,BSc=138
BCom=153,
BCA=14
BA=93
BSc=112
Bed=100
Teaching
= 42
Teaching
= 41
Teaching
= 87
Teaching
= 77
Teaching
= 55
Teaching
= 76
Teaching
= 58
Teaching
= 28
Mt Everest College
17
7
BA=80
Estt: 27-9-1981
Aff: 1993-94
Estt: 1980
Aff: 1995
Estt: 1996
Aff:
Estt: 1999
Aff: 2004
Estt: 8 Feb 1986
Aff: Estt:1981
Aff: 20-11-1989
Estt: 1981 Aff:
9
16
6
Teaching
= 44
Teaching
= 54
Teaching
= 56
Teaching
= 56
Teaching
= 09
8
15
Teaching = 57
BA=479,BSc=351
BCom=4
BA=161
BSc=209
BA=284
BSc=209
BA=224
BSc=195
Estt: 1981
Aff:
Estt: 1992
Aff: 1992
Mangolnganbi
College
Moreh College
14
107
Teaching =136
162
BA=132,BSc=88
BCom=06,Biotech=44
Food Pr.=26,BCA=25
BA=371
BSc=397
BA=15
BSc=16
BA=80
BSc=235
20
Western College
Estd: 1980
Teaching BA=13
Aff: = 49
BSc=03
6. Private Affiliated Colleges
1
Kanggui Christian
Estt: 1999-2000 Teaching = 23
BA=567
College
Aff: 2
Lalzalien
Mangmingthang
Gangte Memorial Law
College
N.G. Mani College
3
4
Shree Shree
Gourgobind Girls’
College
5
Th. Ibotombi Institute
of Teacher Education
&Training
6
Trinity Teachers’
Training College
7
Yairipok Universal
College
5. Permitted Private College
1
Canchipur College
2
Kakching College
3
Rayburn College
4
College of Social
Work
Estt: 1982
Aff: -
Teaching = -
-
Estt: 1988
Aff: Estt: 16-9-1985
Aff: 2-7-1986
Teaching = 47
BA=136
BSc=117
BA=52
BSc=40
Estt: 31-121997
Aff: 13-12-2000
Estt: 2003
Aff:
Estt:
Aff: 16-2-1996
Teaching = 11
BEd=100
Teaching = 07
B.Ed=100
Teaching =75
BA=51
BSc=09
Estt: 1983
Aff:
Estt: 1981
Aff:
Estt: 1988
Aff:
Estt: 2008
Aff: 2009
Teaching = 23
-
Teaching = 42
-
Teaching = 47
BA=78
BCom=64
BSW=22
The present report tries to reflect on
both the progress made and decline in
some areas during the period under
review. While it shows a rise in such area
as opening of skill development courses
(e.g. Foreign Trade, Industrial Fish &
Fisheries, Self Help Group Management,
etc.) in line with different UGC schemes,
there appears a decline in Gross Enrolment
Ratio (GER). The period witnessed a
steady increase in the infrastructure
development of a few colleges as had been
endorsed by proposals submitted by the
colleges.
Proposals for organizing
seminar/workshop, opening of new
subjects, establishment of new academic
institution etc. also speak of enthusiasm on
Teaching = 53
Teaching= 10
the part of the teaching community and
fulfillment of local needs. In addition to
this, upgradation of courses, renewal of
affiliation, etc. had formed routine matters
of the CDC as had been done over the
years. It is felt that the colleges seem to
be unaware of many of the schemes of
UGC XIth plan. It cannot help but saying
that the focus has changed over from
general courses to skill oriented courses in
view of its practical ends. One day this
emerging new trend may account for a
wide scale employment generation in the
state. An orientation programme for all the
principals of colleges will be of much
conducive towards accomplishment of this
end.
AUDIO-VISUAL, LANGUAGE AND PHONETICS LABORATORY
163
faculty members of the Linguistics
and English Departments. Besides,
the Laboratory staffs are also
helping the other Departments in
running some of their academic
programmes.
6. The Laboratory undertakes
repairing services of electronics
and electrical instruments of the
Departments as well as employees
and other Departments of the
University free of cost, provided
replacement of parts to be borne by
the individuals or department
concerned.
7. At present the manpower of this
Language Laboratory is only 3
(Three), viz.
a) Lab. Engineer (One)
b) Jr. Research Officer (One)
c) Lab. Attendant (One)
2. Audio-Visual, Language And
Phonetics
Laboratory
was
established with the grants from
UGC in 1981 and Laboratory was
commissioned on May 9, 1984.
3. In order to meet the immediate
needs of M.A. students, Ph.D.
students/researchers
and
the
Language teachers of this multidisciplinary setting belonging to
Linguistics, English, Hindi, and
Manipuri
Departments,
the
Laboratory
has
successfully
installed and commissioned the
Kay Computerized Speech Lab.
(CSL-4500).
4. There are four sections in this
Language Laboratory, viz.
a) Computerized Speech Lab.
(CSL-4500)
- Installed and commissioned
during 2008.
b)
Recording Section
- Installed and commissioned
with fully computerized
facility.
c)
Listening Booth Section
- This section has 30 booths
with sophisticated electronic
devices.
d) Projection Section
- This section has a capacity of
100 seats with FM system.
5. Since its inception the Language
Laboratory has been helping the
students and researchers of the
departments namely- Linguistics,
English, Hindi, and Manipuri.
Several educational films were also
screened and there sessions were
well attended. The students and
researchers of Linguistics, English,
Hindi and Manipuri Departments
have been getting help as regards
of fieldwork and the analysis of
their data by using Computerized
Speech Lab. (CSL-4500). Quit a
few language data were recorded in
the voices of the informants and
As the Laboratory has been updated
with sophisticated equipments, the
additional manpower is highly
required in the different sections of the
Laboratory
for
Research
&
Development works and for analyzing
the collected linguistic research data.
8. This Laboratory is the first of its
kind in the North-Eastern Region
of India.
9. The Language Laboratory is planning
to conduct: (1) Different seminars/
conferences and workshops on the
languages of North-east India and
Manipur particularly, (2) Courses on
Language Teaching and Learning and
(3) Courses on Human Language
Technology & Speech Processing.
10. Seminar/Conference/Workshop
attended by the Junior Research
Officer:
a) L. Sarbajit Singh participated and
presented the paper “English and
Manipuri Vowel Phonemes: A
contrastive study ” in the 3rd
National Seminar on Tribal
Literature & Languages with
special reference to Languages of
North East India, Nagaland
University, Nagaland, Kohima,
India: 11 – 13 March, 2010.
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b) L. Sarbajit Singh participated:
Koshvaigyanik nirman karya
ka vikas” – GaveshaNa, issue
93/2009, Central Institute of
the Workshop on Natural
Language Processing (1st to 5th
December 2009) held at
Manipur University organized
by Linguistic Data Consortium
for Indian Languages, CIIL.
Mysore and Department of
Linguistics,
Manipur
University.
Hindi, Agra.
b) Singh, L. Sarbajit (2009)
“Learning
English:
Phonological Problems for
Manipuri
(Meeteiron)
Speakers”
–
INDIAN
LINGUISTICS. Vol. 70
No. 1-4. ISSN: 0378-0759.
11. Paper published by JRO:
a) Singh, L.
“Manipuri
(2009)
Sarbajit
mein
SPECIAL CELL FOR THE WELFARE OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND
SCHEDULED TRIBES
The Special Cell for the welfare of
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
was set up in the University w.e.f.
19.6.1987. The main objectives of the cell
are to look after the welfare of the SC/ST
students in the University with a view to
strengthen the implementation machinery
for planning, evaluation and monitoring as
well as to implement the Government of
India’s guidelines/orders for reservation of
seats for SC & ST students for admission
to the various courses in the University
and the colleges and also for appointment
to various posts in the University.
In the recent past, the Special Cell
for the Welfare of Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes only looked after the
matters related with the payments of post
matric scholarship for the students
belonging to Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes and also Other
Backward Classes of Manipur University.
The University forwarded post matric scholarship applications to the concerned
Directorates for the academic session 2009-2010 as detailed below:
1. The Directorate for
SC
ST
Development of Tribals
Fresh – 96 applications
and Scheduled Castes.
Renewal – 37 applications
2. The Directorate of
OBC
Minorities & Other
Backward Classes, Govt.
of Manipur.
The number of employees in the Cell is shown below:1. Deputy Registrar - 1 (one)
2. Assistant Registrar - 1 (one)
3. Section Officer
- 1 (one)
4. Stenographer
- 1 (one)
5. Junior Assistant
- 1 (one)
COMPUTER CENTRE
No. of Staff:
8 (Eight)
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The Computer Centre is run under the
supervision of the Systems Manager as the
Head of the Centre. Mr. M. Jugeswar
Singh is the Systems Manager of the
Centre. He is assisted by three officers i.e.
one Systems Engineer, two Programmers
and four other technical staff i.e. two
Operators (one lying vacant) and two Data
Entry Operators.
members of our University and
also the outside trainees other
than the University employees.
(c)
to
take
projects
for
computerization in the different
departments of the state of
Manipur.
(d)
to give consultation services to
the state government departments
in procuring computers and in
developing user applications
packages.
Facilities available in the Centre: The Centre has got a classroom cum
Computer Laboratory with 11 PC’s, with
one LCD projector, one Laser jet printer,
one Inkjet Printer, one Scanner jet Scanner
and one DMP printer.
Activities: (a)
Pay-Roll Processing.
(b)
BA/BSc/Bcom/M.A./M.Sc./M
.Com. Examination Results
Processing.
(c)
Giving Training to Students
and Research Scholars of our
University.
(d)
Maintenance of the web pages
of the University.
(e)
Using the ICR (Intelligent
Character Recognition) scanner,
the examination and registration
forms were scanned and
processed to help the Examination
and Registration Section.
Aims and objects and activities of the
department:
The Computer Centre performs the
task of office automation of the
University, especially of administrative,
financial and examination works. The
Centre also imparts training on computer
usage to all concerned. It provides
computer facilities to scholars. One of its
aims is to promote the use of computers in
the State. This Centre processes the
payroll, undergraduate and postgraduate
examination results, etc.
Many projects are also being
undertaken for computerization of the
various remaining areas where
computerization is needed for effective
and transparent administration of the
University.
Aims & Objects: (a) to computerize all the areas
wherever possible in the
University.
(b) to impart computer training to our
teaching and non-teaching staff
EDUCATIONAL MULTIMEDIA RESEARCH CENTRE
Introduction
Educational Multimedia Research
Centre, EMMRC, Manipur University,
was established in 1989 as Audio Visual
Research Centre. It is 21 years old. The
centre is one of the 17 media centers in the
country supported with full financial
assistance by the University Grants
Commission. It is the only media centre in
the Northeast.
Repository (LOR) to update, upgrade
and enrich the knowledge of the
undergraduate students offering wider
access to information beyond the
classroom.
The Centre has produced 250
programmes so far. The main target
audience of the programmes is the
undergraduate students.
The centre produces Educational
Television video (ETV) programmes,
e-Content and Learning object
The main objectives of the centre are
to –
Main Objectives
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i)
ii)
iv)
v)
Produce
excellent
ETV
programmes
Produce e-Content
iii) Produce
Learning
Object
Repository (LOR)
Popularize e-learning
Train media personnel
vi) Promote utilization of electronic
media
vii) Increase the use of EDUSAT in
higher education
viii)Conduct need assessment research
of the user students
Activities
The main activities of the centre are the production of ETV programmes, eContent and LOR. During the period from
April 2009 to March 2010, the centre
produced syllabus based programmes,
syllabus based lecture programmes,
enrichment programmes and e-Content
programmes on varied topics.
The Director attended co-ordinators
meeting on e-Content Development at
CEC, New Delhi on 25th and 26th August,
2009. He attended another two-day
workshop on e-content development held
at CEC, New Delhi on 12th & 13th March
2010.
Four lectures in different Refresher
Courses of the UGC organized by the
Academic Staff College, M.U., were
delivered by Dr. N. Premchand, Director,
EMMRC - ‘e-learning in Higher
Education’, ‘Post Colonial Manipuri
Literature’ and ‘Performance: The
Broad Spectrum’
He also gave a lecture on “Post
Colonial Theatre & Drama” at the
Academic Staff College, Manipur
University on 30th October 2009.
Junior Research Officer presented a
paper entitled “Higher Education
through EDUSAT in the North-East” at
the one day National Seminar on
“Education through ICT in the NorthEast” held on 1st August 2009, at
EMMRC, M.U.
A production team of the Centre went to
Goalpara, Assam to shoot “Rabha
Theatre” from 4 – 8 February 2010.
e-Content Production
Multimedia based highly educational
interactive programmes employing state of
the art technology in electronics and
computer techniques are also produced.
Five e-Contents based on B.A./B.Sc.
Anthropology
were
made.
These
programmes are computer as well as
Internet compatible for maximum benefit
to the students.
EDUSAT
The EDUSAT – SIT is working since
2006. It has been receiving live telecast.
Students from colleges and Manipur
University are viewing the telecast and
interacted with the resource persons. The
SIT is also used as teaching end telecast
by the experts from Manipur University.
The EDUSAT-SIT has benefited local
students by attending lecture on demand
talks by the experts from other
Universities and Institutes.
Research
National viewer ship survey of
EDUSAT began in three Colleges of
Nagaland. Surveys in Sikkim, Assam and
Meghalaya are also completed.
The
survey data has been analyzed and sent to
CEC for the National Report.
Workshops/meetings
The Centre conducted ‘e-Course on
Script Writing for Film and Television’
via EDUSAT, 7 December 2009 to 22
January 2010. Fifteen participants
attended the course.
A one-day National Seminar on
“Education through ICT in the NorthEast” was conducted on 1st August 2009.
Benefits to the students
Students from Manipur University and
colleges are offered to work at the centre
as production personnel consequently
training them to take up media production
as a career such as presenter, production
assistant, researcher etc. Many local
persons are employed as freelance
programme producers. Experts from
Manipur University and Colleges in
Manipur are also engaged as resource
persons of the programmes.
Video/CD Library.
The centre has video and CD
collection of more than 250 programmes
produced by the Centre. More than 50
feature films are also collected from
around the world contribute by Mr. Somi
Roy, a New York based film curator and
cultural enthusiast. The library has
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collection of programmes produced by
other centres too.
Video Programmes Production
The centre produced 50 video Programmes and 5 e-content during this period. Most of
the programmes are rated as above par programmes.
Sl./
Pg No
Name of
films/Programme
s
Subject
Duration
Month of
Prodn Dt.of
Submission.
1/193
Looking for a new hope
the worm-medicinal plant
of Saikot
Orange Festival of
Tamenglong
Agriculture
00:14:42:04
24th Apr 2009:
27-4-09.=2/10/52
Horticulture
00:10:00:00
11th May. 2009
19-May
09=3/13/55
Communication in
Villages
Let’s Play with the
Poumais
Social
Sciences
Sports
00:10:00:00
7/197
YONGCHAK –The Tree
Bean
Botanical
Sciences
00:15:12:14
8/198
OUR SANGAI
“Brow Antlered Deer”
Native crafts of Manipur
(Episode-1)
Zoology
00:19:05:21
Art
metalwork
00:16:23:22
26-6-2009
29th Jun.2009
Native crafts of Manipur
(Episode-2): TitleAheibam: The Metal
Casters
Native Crafts of Manipur
(Episode-3) Title- Cast
Metals: The Techniques
STORYTELLING
(WARILEEBA)
A soap from nature “The
making of aloe vera soap”
Potato “The earth
Goodness”
Ureirom :Indigenous dyes
used in Manipur
Thangjam The Blacksmiths of Manipur = IV
Bee –I Myth & Beliefs
Art
metalwork
00:15:49:23
26-6-2009
29th Jun. 2009
Art
metalwork
00:19:11:12
26-6-2009
29th Jun. 2009
Arts &
Culture
Botany
00:14:34:24
15th Jun. 2009
00:09:57:21
Botany
00:13:07:05
Chemistry
00:16:01:22
Art Metal
Work
00:40:41:17
08th Jul. 2009
25th Jul. 2009
06th Jul. 2009
25th Jul. 2009
2nd Jul. 2009
25th Jul. 2009
28th Aug. 2009
29th Sep. 2009
In North
America
Zoology
00:18:47:06
Zoology
00:20:08:17
Agriculture
00:12:52:41
2/194
3/195
6/196
9/199
10/200.
11/201.
12/202.
13/203.
14/204.
15/181.
16/182.
17/205.
18/206.
19/207.
20/208.
Bee-II The Collection of
the Boney”
Bee-III “Domestication of
Honey Bee”
Fishing Methods of
168
00:13:00:00
00:05:20:22
13 May 2009
19-May
09=4/14/56
28th Apr. 2009
19th May
2009=1/11/53
5th Jun 2009
8th Sep. 2009
29th Sep. 2009
10th Sep. 2009
29th Sep. 2009
19th Sep. 2009
29th Sep. 2009
7th Oct. 2009
21/209.
22/210.
23/211.
24/212.
25/213.
26/214.
27/215
29/217.
30/218.
Manipuri Women
Back to the Roots
Mukna-I Indigenous
wrestling of Manipuri
Mukna-II (Technique)
Indigenous wrestling of
Manipur
“Hentak” A Traditional
Fermented Fish Paste
Kombirei “The Fading
Glory”
Hawaijar”Manipuri
Fermented Soyabean”
“Anthropology”Prehistoric
Stone Tools
(Episode-7)
Phum Dwellers of Loktak
Lake
Arts
00:24:23:06
Indigenous
Game
Indigenous
Game
00:08:59:13
Food
Technology
Botany
00:11:50:00
Fermented
Food
Anthropolo
gy
Bamboo
Crafts
Factors
affecting
social
behaviour
Folk Songh
00:22:53:06
History of
Spectacles
Anthropolo
gy
00:11:37:00
Promotion
of health
00:09:40:12
17th Dec. 2009
23rd Dec. 2009
Promotion
of health
00:14:44:23
18th Dec. 2009
23rd Dec. 2009
Anthropolo
gy
Botany
00:23:41:19
Botany
00:11:47:12
Botany
00:12:16:01
Botany
00:16:22:22
16th Dec. 2009
23rd Dec. 2009
19th Dec. 2009
23rd Dec. 2009
21st Dec. 2009
30th Dec 2009
29th Dec.2009
30th Dec. 2009
21st Dec. 2009
30th Dec. 2009
00:11:01:01
00:13:00:19
00:15:43:24
00:10:51:15
00:19:53:15
31/219.
Kumbi Inakhunbi
32/220.
Before the eyes
33/221.
Anthropology (An
introduction of
Anthropology
34/222.
Women and Health-I
Women’s Health: A
Glimpse
Women and Health-II
(Women’s Health
Revisited)
Anthropology (Hominid
Evolution)
Bamboo (An introduction
of Bamboo in Manipur)
Bamboo Resources of
Manipur
“Thambou” (The Sacred
Vegetable of Manipur)
“The Taste Bud Tickler”
(Bamboo Shoot in
Manipur’s Traditional
Cuisine)
Evolution of Languages-I
(The Talking Apes)
Evolution of Languages-II
Linguistics
00:09:41:23
Linguistics
00:10:11:08
Anthropological Field
Work
Anthropolo
gy
00:18:23:14
35/223.
36/224.
37/225.
39/226.
40/227.
41/228.
42/229.
43/230.
244/31.
28th Oct. 2009
15th Oct. 2009
28th Oct, 2009
9th Oct. 2009
28th Oct. 2009
12th Oct. 2009
28th Oct. 2009
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00:18:18:15
00:14:17:13
20th Oct. 2009
28th Oct. 2009
6th Nov. 2009
25th Nov.2009
4th Nov. 2009
25th Nov.2009
7th Nov. 2009
25th Nov.2009
20th Nov. 2009
25th Nov.2009
24th Nov. 2009
25th Nov. 2009
1st Dec 2009
23rd Dec. 2009
24th Nov. 2009
25th Nov.2009
15th Dec.2009
23rd Dec.2009
22nd Dec. 2009
30th Dec. 2009
22nd Dec. 2009
30th Dec. 2009
21st Dec. 2009
30th Dec. 2009
45/232.
46/233.
47/234.
48/235.
236.
49/237.
238.
50/239.
Prog.
No.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
‘MEIBOU’ (The Secret of
Kwatha)
Linguistic Anthropology
Conserv. of Blue Vanda
Yangen Samchet – The
Classic Hair Comb
x
Native Crafts:
Chongsabam, The
Umbrella makers of
Manipur (Episode – 9)
x
Language Families
(Episode-I)
An Introduction of
World’s Languages
Title of E - Content
An Introduction of
Anthropology
Prehistoric Stone Tool
Hominid Evolution and
Anthropological Field
Linguistic Anthropology
Botany
00:20:21:24
30th Jan. 2010
Anthropology
Botany
Bamboo
Crafts
00:18:49:21
00:16:06:24
00:17:32:01
16th Jan. 2010
25th Feb. 2010
25th Feb. 2010
31st Mar. 2010
x
Crafts
x
00:14:50:00
x
8th Apr. 2010
x
Language
x
00:11:24:07
x
8th Apr. 2010
Subject
Date of Production
Anthropolo
gy
31st Dec., 2009
25th February, 2010
Building
A new building (G+1) of the centre is
under construction on an area of 11,616
sq.ft. including shooting and recording
studios, editing studios, cassette library
etc.
Conclusion
The programme production capability
of the centre has been increased
compared to the previous years. In
addition to the video programmes the
centre has produced e- content a
multimedia platform based learning
material.
ENGINEERING CELL
I.
II.
List of Completed Projects During April 2009 to March 2010:
1. Construction of Computer Science Building
2. Construction of LSD Phase – II
3. Construction of MIMS & Extension
4. Construction of A/Block Phase – II
5. Construction of Anthropology Building
6. Construction of Academic Staff College
7. Construction of Type IV/4
8. Construction of Type II/2(G+2)
List of Project Nearing Completion:
1. Construction of Type II/I(G+1)
2. Construction of Type III(G+1)
3. Construction of Type V/3
170
III.
IV.
4. Construction of Research Scholar Girls
5. Construction of Social Sciences Building
6. Construction of Sports Building
List of Project completed more than half:
1. Construction of Area Studies & Journalism
2. Construction of Research Scholar Boys
3. Construction of International Guest House
4. Construction of English, Manipuri & Hindi
5. Construction of Auditorium
7. Construction of Rock Climbing
Improvement of Roads, Drains & Campus Electrification.
MANIPUR UNIVERSITY MUSEUM
Year of Establishment : 1980
Visiting Hours
: 10:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
salt cakes at Ningel has been
constructed.
2. Another diorama on traditional
way of weaving has been
constructed.
3. Four more European coins (two
Euros and two Francs) collected.
4. A traditional Wine Jar, made from
the horn of Bison collected.
5. Four different varieties of Rocks –
Green Chert (2), Quartz (2), Mica
and some spotted sandstone.
Activities:
1. Organized a National Seminar
cum Workshop on Preservation of
Museum Objects and Heritage
Management (March 17 – 20,
2010) in collaboration with
National
Museum
Institute,
History of Art , Conservation and
Museology, New Delhi under the
Ministry of Culture, Govt. of
India.
2. Published a book – Folktales of
Manipur, written by the Curator,
Dr. Haobam Bilashini Devi.
A small library with few hundred
books on Art & Culture, History,
Archaeology Manipuri literature and
Encyclopedia etc. are maintained.
The main aim and objectives of the
Manipur University Museum is to cater to
the needs and requirements of the students
and Research Scholars in the fields mainly
related to Arts & Culture, Archaeology,
History, Natural History etc. At present,
the Manipur University Museum has three
main galleries:
1. The Art Gallery
2. Ethno Archaeology Gallery and
3. Natural History Gallery.
In these galleries, art works such as
paintings, sculptures, lithic tools, pottery,
coins, leave fossils, traditional Manipuri
and tribal earthen wares, musical
instruments,
ornaments,
weaving
implements, textiles, traditional costumes,
basketry, armory, manuscripts on paper
and photographs of historical importance
are displayed.
New Collections and Constructions:
1. A
diorama
displaying
the
traditional method of preparing
EXAMINATION SECTION
171
The Examination Section under the supervision of the Controller of Examinations conducts
and announces the results of the following examinations in each calendar year:
Sl. Name of Examinations
1 BA/BSc/BCom(Hons/General)/B.Sc.Biotechnology/ Food
Processing/BCA/BSW 1st Year
2. BA/BSc/BCom(Hons/General)/B.Sc.Biotechnology/ Food
Processing/BCA/BSW 2nd Year
3. BA/BSc/BCom(Hons/General)/B.Sc.Biotechnology & Food
Processing/BCA/BSW 3rd Year
4. BBA 1st Semester
5. BBA 2nd Semester
6. BBA 3rd Semester
7. BBA 4th Semester
8. BBA 5th Semester
9. BBA 6th Semester
10. B.Ed
11 LL.B 1st Year
12 LL.B 2nd Year
13 LL.B 3rd Year
14 1st Professional (MBBS) Examination
15 2nd Professional (MBBS) Examination
16 3rd Professional (MBBS) Examination (Part I & II)
17 Bachelor of Fine Arts 1st Year
18 Bachelor of Fine Arts 2nd Year
19 Bachelor of Fine Arts 3rd Year
20 Bachelor of Fine Arts 4th Year
21 Diploma in Fine Arts 1st Year
22 Diploma in Fine Arts 2nd Year
23 Diploma in Fine Arts 3rd Year
24 Diploma in Fine Arts 4th Year
25 Diploma in Fine Arts 5th Year
26 1st Year Diploma Engineering
i) Civil Engineering, ii) Electrical Engineering
iii) Electronics & Communication Engineering
iv) Mechanical Engineering
27 2nd Year Diploma Engineering
28 3rd Year Diploma Engineering
29 Post Graduate Diploma in Anesthesiology/Clinical
Pathology
30 1st Year Diploma in Electronics Engineering (CEDT)
31 2nd Year Diploma in Electronics Engineering (CEDT)
32 3rd Year Diploma in Electronics Engineering (CEDT)
33 1st Year Diploma in Pharmacy
34 2nd Year Diploma in Pharmacy
35 PG Diploma in Computer Applications
36 MA/MSc/MCom/MBA/M.Lib & Inf. Science 1st Semester
172
Frequency
Annual
Annual
Annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Annual
Annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
MA/MSc/MCom/ MBA/M.Lib & Inf. Science 2nd Semester
MA/MSc/MCom/MBA/ M.Lib & Inf. Science 3rd Semester
MA/MSc/MCom/MBA/M.Lib & Inf. Science 4th Semester
M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 1stSemesters
M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 2nd Semesters
M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 3rd Semesters
M.Sc.(5-year Integrated) 4th Semesters
B PEd (4-year Integrated) 1st Year
B PEd (4-year Integrated) 2nd Year
B PEd (4-year Integrated) 3rd Year
B PEd (4-year Integrated) 4th Year
MCA 1st Semester
MCA 2nd Semester
MCA 3rd Semester
MCA 4th Semester
MCA 5th Semester
MCA 6th Semester
MD/MS in Anesthesiology, Anatomy, Biochemistry,
General Surgery, General Medicine, Obstetrics &
Gynaecology, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics,
Otorhinolaryngology, Paediatrics, Pharmacology,
Physiology, Forensic Medicine, Darmatology, Community
Medicine, Psychiatry, Pathology, Radio-Diagnosis, RadioTherapy, T.B. & Respiratory Medicine and Physica
Medicine & Rehabilation
61 LL. M Part – I
62 LL M Part – II
63 B.E in Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication &
Computer Science Engineering 1st Semester
Computer Science Engineering 2nd Semester
Computer Science Engineering 3rd Semester
Computer Science Engineering 4th Semester
66 M. Phil
67 M.Phil in Clinical Psychology 1st Year
68 M.Phil in Clinical Psychology 2nd Year
69. Ph. D. (round the year)
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55.
56
57
58
59
60
173
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Bi-annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
Bi-annual;
Bi-annual;
Bi-annual;
Bi-annual;
Bi-annual;
Bi-annual;
Bi-annual;
Bi-annual;
Annual
Annual
Annual
Annual
70.
Add-On Courses (Career Oriented Programme)
Annual
In addition to examinations listed above, the Examination Section is also conducting 1st
Semester Examinations 2010; with the implementation of semester system in the
Undergraduate level from the academic session, 2010-11 onwards.
Examination Results 2009
Name of
Date of
Examinations
announcement
No. of candidates
appeared
Male
I.
No. of
candidates
Passed
Male Fem
Fem
Pass
perce
ntage
Bachelor’s degree
A Three Year Degree Course
BA
30.6.2009
1614
1580
1178
BSc
30.06.2009
1296
963
967
BCom
30.06.2009
117
B.Tech
30.06.2009
B Fine Arts
5th Yr. Diploma Fine
11.06.2009
3
Arts (DFA)Exam.09
2nd Yr. Diploma Fine
11.06.2009
4
Arts (DFA) Exam.09
11.06.2009
0
Arts (DFA) Exam.09
11.06.2009
3
Arts (BFA) Exam.09
2nd Yr. Diploma Fine
11.06.2009
4
Arts (BFA) Exam.09
11.06.2009
2
Arts (BFA)
Exam.09
C Law
1st Year
04.03.2009
51
2nd Year
19.03.2009
36
rd
3 Year
25.03.2009
20
D Library and Information Science
E Medicine & Surgery
III Prof.MBBS Pt. I
04.09.2009
26
Exam 09 July
II Professional MBBS 04.09.2009
26
Exam 09 July
I Professional MBBS
04.09.2009
58
Exam 09
MBBS. III
04.09.2009
39
Professional Pt. II
Exam 09 July
III Professional MBBS 11.03.2010
55
Pt. II Jan.2010
III Prof. MBBS Pt. I
11.03.2010
48
Jan.2010
II Professional MBBS 11.03.2010
50
62
10
33
-
174
11
91
78
8
22
10
71.17
77.68
30.72
100
2
3
1
80
0
3
0
75
1
0
1
100
1
3
1
100
1
3
1
80
1
2
1
100
34
28
20
21
24
17
18
16
20
45.88
62.5
92.5
17
21
14
81.40
19
18
13
68.88
42
37
28
65
9
31
8
81.25
25
42
23
81.2
31
34
29
79.7
30
37
27
80
Jan.2010
I Professional MBBS
11.03.2010
27
15
Jan.2010
F Teacher Education
Hindi Shikshan
09.09.2009
29
57
Paragat Exam 09
B.Ed. Exam
07.12.2009 324
476
2009 New Course
B.Ed. Exam
07.12.2009
26
30
2009 Old Course
G Post graduate Diploma in Computer Application
P.G.D.C.A.1st Sem
08.07.2009
27
11
Exam.2008 Dec.
P.G.D.C.A. 2nd Sem
20.04.2010
24
9
Certificates & Diploma
A
Diploma Course in Engg.
st
1 Year
12.10.2009
19
3rd Year
26.06.2009
66
3rd Year Comp.
12.10.2009
19
21
11
76.19
23
49
83.72
203
326
66.12
18
19
66.07
24
10
89.47
23
8
93.93
II
B
Degree Course in Engg
Ist Semester
18.03.2009
129
3rd Semester 23.03.2009
128
4th Semester
14.09.2009
89
5th Semester
23.03.2009
93
6th Semester
14.09.2009
88
7th Semester
23.03.2009
72
8th Semester
27.08.2009
58
C
Diploma in Pharmacy
1st Year
23.01.2010
18
6
25
6
18
36
18
5
16
5
92
57
92
58
56
42
35
26
15
18
77
64
60
64
74
54
29
37
38
36
21
20
14
13
60.96
55.43
73.28
66.4
82.45
78.16
55.26
20
11
10
7
6
55.2
6
40.6
2nd Year
29.4.2009
18
14
III Master’s degree
School of Social Science
B
MA
Adult Education
07.01.2010
3
Education
31.03.2010
5
Economics
16.10.2009 15
History
06.10.2009 39
Pol. Science
23.09.2009 51
School of Humanities
English
28.10.2009 23
35
Hindi
25.09.2009
2
19
Linguistics
21.10.2009
9
18
Manipuri
23.10.2009 18
34
Manipuri Dance
01.12.2009
3
10
Philosophy
03.09.2009 23
3
Mass Communication One
13.01.2010
9
Year Course (Special)
School of Science
C
MSc
Anthropology
30.09.2009
3
Biochmistry
23.10.2009
4
175
11
22
6
5
11
1
5
10
36
49
22
1
8
18
2
21
9
19
3
5
11
71.42
74
61.9
90.9
96.7
4
35
19
17
32
9
2
9
4
98.27
90.47
92.5
96.15
84.61
88.4
100
19
8
2
2
19
8
90.4
83.33
Chemistry
Earth Science
Geography
Life Sciences
Mathematics
Physics
Statistics
D MBA
MBA III Sem. (2008 to 10
batch) 2009
MBA II Sem. (2007 to 09
batch) 2009
MBA IV Sem. (2007 to 09
batch) Withheld
MBA I Sem. 2009
E MCom
Commerce
LLM
Part I
Part II
M.Ed. Exam 2009
09.10.2009
26.10.2009
10.09.2009
16.11.2009
07.11.2009
23.09.2009
03.09.2009
10
5
15
22
30
15
7
18
5
7
76
15
11
3
9
5
12
16
19
7
4
17
5
7
63
12
9
2
92.85
100
86.36
80.61
68.88
61.53
60
18.02.2010
14
19
14
18
96.97
18.02.2010
1
0
1
0
100
17.02.2010
2
0
2
0
100
30.01.2010
37
13
33
11
88
03.09.2009
13
12.02.2010 11
12.02.2010
04
MEd
01.04.2009
21
13
12
13
96
08
03
02
02
04
02
31.5
80
32
98.15
33
21
MS/MD
Mal
e
MD Anatomy Exam April
09
Anaesthesiology April 09
Biochemistry April 09
Community Medicine
April 09
Dermatology April 09
Forensic Medicine April 09
General Medicine April 09
Microbiology April 09
Pediatrics April 09
Pathology April 09
Pharmacology April 09
Physiology April 09
Psychiatry April 09
Radio diagnosis April 09
Radiotherapy April 09
T.B&Respiratory April 09
MS Obstetics &Gynecology
April 09
Ophthalmo logy April 09
Orthopadics April 09
Otorhinolaryngol-ogy April
02.05.2009
1
Fe
ma
le
1
02.05.2009
2
2
2
2
100
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
100
100
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
0
2
5
1
1
4
0
1
2
1
2
2
1
0
1
1
2
2
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
4
1
1
3
0
1
2
1
2
2
1
0
1
1
2
1
2
1
0
1
0
0
100
100
83.33
100%
100
66.66
100
100%
100
100
100
100
020.5.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
02.05.2009
4
1
3
2
2
1
0
0
4
1
3
2
2
1
1
0
100
100
100
100
176
Male
Female
1
1
100
09
Surgery April 09
02.05.2009
7
1
7
1
100
Pathology April 09
02.05.2009
1
1
1
1
100
Anaesthesiology April 09
02.05.2009
4
0
4
0
100
General Medicine
Oct 09
MD Patho-logy Oct 09
27.10. 2009
1
0
1
0
100
27.10.2009
1
1
1
1
100
PGDBM
1st Sem Exam 2008 Dec.
PGDCA. 1st Sem Exam.
2008 Dec.
08.07.2009
26
5
26
5
100
08.07.2009
27
11
24
10
89.47
PGDCA. 2nd Sem
20.04.2010
24
9
23
8
93.93
P.G.D.B.M. 2nd Sem.
20.04.2010
24
4
24
4
100
MCA 4th Sem 09 June
21.10.2009
28
6
23
6
85.29
M.C.A. 2nd Sem. Exam 09
June
M.C.A. 6th Sem. Exam 09
June
M.C.A.5th Sem. Exam 09
June
M.C.A.3rd Sem. Exam 09
June
DCSE 4th Sem 2nd yr Jan to
June09
DCSE 2nd Sem 1st yr Jan to
June09
DEE 2nd Sem 1st yr Jan to
June09
DEE 4th Sem 2nd yr Jan to
June09
Make Up II DEE 3rd Sem 2nd
Yr July to Dec. 08
Make Up II DEE 5th Sem
(3rd Yr) July to Dec. 08
Make Up II DCSE 2nd Sem
(1st Yr) Jan. to
June, 09
Make Up II DCSE (3rd Yr)
Jan.to June
Make Up II DEE 2nd Sem
(1st Yr) Jan. to June
Make Up I DCSE 4th Sem
(2nd Yr) Jan. to June
Make Up I DCSE 6th Sem
(3rd Yr) Jan. to June
Make Up I DCSE 2nd Sem
(1st Yr) Jan. to June
09.09.2009
27
21
18(Sp)5
06.07.2009
25
9
24
6
13.04.2009
28
9
27(Sp)1
6(Sp)3
100
06.04.2009
31
6
5(SP) 1
100
30.07.2009
13
2
27(Sp)
4
9
2
73.33
30.07.2009
23
9
8
3
34.37
30.07.2009
14
5
3
4
36.84
30.07.2009
21
8
13
5
62.07
05.05.2009
6
1
6
1
100
05.05.2009
1
0
1
0
100
05.01.2010
5
3
5
3
100
05.01.2010
1
0
1
0
100
05.01.2010
4
0
4
0
100
27.10.2009
4
0
4
0
100
27.10.2009
5
3
4
3
87.5
27.10.2009
14
6
9
3
60
177
18 (Sp)2
89.58
88.23
Make Up I DEE 4th Sem (2nd
Yr) Jan. to June 09
Make Up I DEE 6th Sem (2nd
Yr) Jan. to June 09
Make Up I DEE 2nd Sem (1st
Yr) Jan. to June 09
DEE 6th Sem End Sem
Exam.
DEE 1st End Sem (1st Yr)
27.10.2009
8
3
8
3
100
27.10.2009
1
0
1
0
100
27.10.2009
8
0
3
0
37.5
13.07.2009
10
1
9
1
90.90
19.04.2010
30
1
7
1
25.81
DEE 3rd (End Sem) July to
Dec. 09
DEE 5th (End Sem) July to
Dec. 09
DCSE 1st (End Sem) Jul to
Dec. 09
M. Phil 2nd Yr Exam. June
09 Clinical Psychology
M.Phil Pt. I Exam 09
Clinical Psychology
MBA
MBA III Sem. (2008 to 10
batch) 2009
MBA II Sem. (2007 to 09
batch) 2009
MBA IV Sem. (2007 to 09
batch) Withheld
MBA I Sem. 2009
19.04.2010
13
3
7
3
62.5
19.04.2010
19
10
6
8
48.27
19.04.2010
19
9
8
5
46.43
03.09.2009
4
0
4
0
100
03.09.2009
2
3
2
3
100
18.02.2010
14
19
14
18
96.97
18.02.2010
1
0
1
0
100
17.02.2010
2
0
2
0
100
30.01.2010
37
13
33
11
88
MBA II Sem. 2009
30.01.2010
26
18
18
16
77.27
MBA IV Sem. 2009
30.01.2010
18
07
15
07
88
MBA II Sem. 2009
30.01.2010
26
18
18
16
77.27
BBA
BBA 1st Sem Exam 09 Dec.
20.02.2010
41
16
33
16
85.96
List of the Research Scholars who have been awarded Ph.D. degree during the
year:
Sl.
1
2
3
4
Name of the
Scholar &
Department
A. Victor
Economics
Yumnam Sushini
Devi
Economics
Lairenmayum
Puinyabati Devi
English
Khuraijam Khogen
Title of the Thesis
Name of the
Supervisor
The financial management of
catholic Mission Schools in the hill
and valley regions of Manipur: A
comparative study
Agricultural development and
environmental degradation in
Manipur since 1985
Treatment of adultery, incent,
loneliness and failure in love and
marriage in the novels of Namita
Gokhale
District rural development agency
Prof. Md.
Islamuddin
178
Date of
Announcem
ent
01.04.2009
Name
of the
School
Social
Science
Prof. Md.
Islamuddin
09.04.2009
Social
Science
Prof. M. Mani
Meitei
17.04.2009
Humani
ties
Dr. S. Mangi
17.04.2009
Social
Singh
Political Science
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
and rural development in manipur
Singh
(a study of thoubal district during
1993-2002)
Maibam
Revivalist movement among the
Dr. L.
Ratankumar Singh
Meitei’s of Cachar (Assam) and
Kunjeshwori
History
manipur 1930-2000
Devi
Potshangbam
Analysis of Monokinetic and
Prof. G. Jitendra
Bidya
Holokinetic chromosomes using
Sharma
Life Sciences
Radiation-induced breakages in
animal model systems
Khulen Ujala Devi A study on litter dynamics, litter
Dr.E. Jadu
Life Sciences
decomposition and soil respiration
Singh, Reader
in the sub-tropical pine forest of
D.M.College of
Imphal West District, Manipur
Science
Yumnam Pramoda A comparative study on certain
Prof. G.A.
Devi
aromatic rice cultivars of Manipur
Shantibala Devi
Life Sciences
with reference to growth, yield and
quality
Rajkumari
A study on population incidence,
Prof. T. Kameshwor
Lokeshwori
developmental thresholds and
Singh
Devi
reproductive fitness of
Dr. R.K. Gambhir
Life Sciences
Cheilomenes sexmaculata (fabr.)
Singh
in relation to prey species and
(Co-guide)
prey density
Soibam
Manipuri (meitei) gi sha, nga,
Prof. H. Behari
Bimolata Devi
uchekki phungawari neinaba
Singh
Manipuri
Dr. Rajen Toijamba
(Co-guide)
Makhonmani
Manipuri Sanskritida Pena
Prof. H. Behari
Mangsatabam
Singh
Manipuri
Prof. P. Gunindro
(Co-guide)
Thochom
The Structural Analysis of
Prof. Ch.
Chandramani
Thangal
Yashawanta Singh
Singh
Linguistics
Basanta Kumar Administrative Development in
Prof. S. Rajendra
Singh
Arunachal Pradesh (1947-1987)
Singh
Political
Science
Athoi Kamei
Zeliangrong religion and society:
Prof. Gangmumei
History
A historical study
Kamei
Prof. N. Joykumar
(Co-guide
Koijam Sobita
A comparative study of child
Dr. Caroline
Devi
rearing practices of
Ngaliankim
Education
Meitei, Tribals and Muslims in
the urban and
rural areas of the valley districts
of Manipur
Reena
Parliamentary elections in
Prof. S. Rajendra
Loitongbam
Manipur with special reference to Singh
Political
Lok Sabha Elections: 1977-1999
Science
Helkhomang
Ethnic fission among the kukis of Prof.Ch. Budhi
Touthang
Manipur
Singh
Anthropology
Dr. M.C. Arun(CoGuide)
Keithelakpam
A study on teacher-education
Dr. L. Leiren Singh
179
Science
17.04.2009
Social
Science
25.04.2009
Science
25.04.2009
Science
30.4.2009
Science
05.05.2009
Science
15.05.2009
Humani
ties
15.05.2009
Humani
ties
18.05.2009
Humani
ties
19.05.2009
Social
Science
30.05.2009
Social
Science
30.05.2009
Social
Science
12.06.2009
Social
Science
12.06.2009
Science
25.06.2009
Social
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Bidyalakshmi
Education
Aribam
Ibomcha
Sharma
Political
Science
Narmada
Thongam
Biochemistry
Kumam
Praphullo
Singh
Statistics
Oinam
Gojendro Singh
Life Sciences
Laishram
Sakuntala Devi
Life Sciences
Laikangbam
Shalini
Life Sciences
Koijam
Dhaneshwori
Devi
Political
Science
Naorem Sobita
Devi
Life Sciences
Khumanthem
Sobita Devi
Manipuri
Saratkumari
Devi
Nongmeikapam
, Hindi
Moirangthem
Kuber Singh
Mathematics
Holkhongam
Haokip
History
Wareppam
Jibnanlata Devi
History
Romida
Nameirakpam
Political
Science
Laishangbam
Priyanandini
Devi,
Mathematics
Doungul
Letkhojam
through distance mode in the
North-Eastern Region of India
Journalists in an armed conflict
situation: A case study of Manipur
(1996-2006)
Science
Dr. S. Mangi Singh
04.07.2009
Social
Science
Prevalence of diabetes mellitus
and dyslipidaemia in chronic liver
disease, hiv naïve and hiv-hcv coinfection cases
Some contributions to
construction of Universally
optimal neighbour designs
Prof. W.
Gyaneshwor Singh
09.07.2009
Medical
Science
Dr. Kh. Kumarchand 22.07.2009
Singh
Science
Incidence and control of ixodid
ticks on cattle in Manipur valley
Dr. R.K. Ghambhir
Singh
29.07.2009
Science
Studies on the biology of certain
ornamental fishes of Manipur
Prof. W. Vishwanath 29.07.2009
Singh
Science
Plant biodiversity, vegetation
analysis and regeneration of
keystone species in Khonghampat
Forest, Manipur
Gandhi’s Understanding of
Influence on His Philosophy
Human Nature and Its
Prof. P. S. Yadava
Science
Dr. S. Mangi Singh
29.07.2009
Social
Science
Characterization, Polymorphism
and Relationship of Chromosomes
in certain Fish Genera
Rajkumar Shitaljit Singhgi
Sahityada Tariba Veishnab
Dharmagi Masak neinaba
Mannu Bhandari Ke Upanyasong
Ka Samaj
Shastriya Adhyayan
Prof. Th. Bhagirath
12.08.2009
Science
Prof. S. Tomba Singh 21.08.2009
Humani
ties
Prof. H. Subadani
Devi
31.08.2009
Humani
ties
On vehicle routing and
transportation facility location
problems
Christian Missionaries Among the
Kukis : A Historical Study
Dr. I. Tomba Singh
03.09.2009
Science
Dr. Salam Irene
Singh
08.09.2009
Social
Science
Manipuri Society and Economy
(15th to 19th Century AD)
Shri K.K. Das
08.09.2009
Social
Science
Victimisation of Meitei Women in
Manipur valley
(1985-1995): A Case Study of
Rape and Battering
KKM Theory
Prof. Ksh. Bimola
Devi
26.09.2009
Social
Science
Dr. M. Ranjit Singh
29.09.2009
Science
Historical Traditions and
Customary Laws of the
Shri K.K. Das
30.09.2009
Social
Science
180
29.07.2009
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Haokip
History
Gaikhamsin
Riamei
History
Chassad
A Study of Electoral Politics in
Tamenglong District, Manipur,
1990-2002
Dr. Benjamin
Gangmei,
Sr.Lecturer, United
College
30.09.2009
Social
Science
Laishram
Ratankumar
Singh
History
Irengbam
Dinamani
Singh
English
Oinam Sareeta
Devi
Political
Science
Akham
Hemabati Devi,
Philosophy
Naorem Brojen
Singh,
Linguistics
Komol Singha,
Economics
A Historical Study of the Role
and Politics of Civil Society in
Manipur (1980-2004)
Prof. N.Lokendra
Singh
30.09.2009
Social
Science
The New Sensibility and Social
Order in the Novels of Anita
Desai
Dr. Ch.
22.10.2009
Sheelaramani,
Reader, D.M.College
of Arts
Prof. Ksh. Bimola
05.11.2009
Devi
Humani
ties
Dr. Kh.
11.11.2009
Gokulchandra Singh,
D.M.College of Arts
Prof. Ch. Yashawanta 17.11.2009
Singh
Humani
ties
Prof. Amar Yumnam 17.11.2009
Social
Science
Prof. K.
25.11.2009
Yugindro
Singh
Prof. P.
10.12.2009
Nabachandra
Singh
Prof. M. Mani 21.12.2009
Meitei
Science
Bharat Mein Sampradayikta kee
Samasya Aur Tamas
Prof. K. Ibohal 21.12.2009
Singh
Humani
ties
Studies on the Metal Catalyzed Organic
Reactions
Dr. O.
Mukherjee
Singh
Science
Anoubam
Senorita Devi,
Physics
Thongbam
Bidyapati Devi
Manipuei
Thokchom
Khelendro
Singh
English
Wangkhem
Meratombi
Devi
Hindi
Sarangthem
Joychandra
Singh
Chemistry
Kongkham
Phullona Devi
Hindi
Tankanath
Sharma
Khatiwara,
Hindi
Beeteswari
Khangembam
Life Sciences
Oinam
Babynanda
Devi
Gandhi on Women : A Case
Study of Manipur
Gandhi’s concept of Ahimsa and
its contemporary relevance
Simte Grammar
Economy of a Tribal Village : A
Study of Maram Khullen,
Senapati District, Manipur
Spectral Properties of Black Hole
Systems
Dr. Kamalgi Khuteeda Pratibad
Arun Joshi’s Fictional World: Treatment
of
Alienation, Identity Crisis and Salvation
21.12.2009
Social
Science
Humani
ties
Humani
ties
Humani
ties
Hindi Nayi Kahani Ke Paripre-kshya
Mein Mohan Rakesh Ki Kahaniyon
Ka Adhyayan
Phaniswarnath Renu ke upnyasonka
Loktatwik Adhayan
Dr. S.
21.12.2009
Lanchenba
Meitei
Dr.S.Lanchenba 21.12.2009
Meitei
Humani
ties
Diversity, Distribution and
Productivity of Macrophytes in
Kongba River, Manipur
Studies of Solvable Potentials in Nonrelativistic
Quantum Mechanics : The Ladder
Dr. Asha Gupta 23.12.2009
Science
Prof. C. Amuba
Singh
23.12.2009
Prof. Th.
Science
181
Humani
ties
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
Physics
Ibetombi
Soibam
Physics
Operator Method
Synthesis of li-zn-co ferrites and li-znni ferrites by citrate precursor method
and their structural
mossbauer, magnetic and electrical
characterization
Jekendra Singh
Prof. Sumitra
Phanjoubam
Siddeshwar
Bora
Economics
Laishram
Joyraj Singh
Linguistics
Md. Muzibur
Rahman
English
Economic Development of Assam
Role of Small Tea Growers: A Case
Study of Golaghat District
A Contrastive Study of WordFormation of Manipuri and English
Prof. L. Tombi
Singh
Jose P.D.
Political
Science
Salam Dilan
Singh
Management
Sangeeta
Maisnam
Education
29.12.2009
Science
16.12.2009
Social
Science
Prof. Ch.
22.01.2010
Yashawanta
Singh
Prof. M. Meitei 22.01.2010
Humani
ties
Prof. K. Ibo
Singh
22.01.2010
Social
Science
Microcredit: A Study of Self-Help
Groups in Manipur
Dr. L. Jibonkumar Sharma
02.02.2010
Social
Science
Impact of education on the socioeconomic status of women in Imphal
West District, Manipur
Dr. K.P. Guite 02.02.2010
Dr. C.
Ngailiankim,Co
-guide
Dr. S. Mangi
02.02.2010
Singh
Social
Science
Prof. Th.
Ratankumar
Singh
Dr. R.K.
Lonibala
22.02.2010
Humani
ties
22.02.2010
Science
Prof. Ksh.
Bimola Devi
26.02.2010
Social
Science
Prof.
G.K.N.Chhetri
26.02.2010
Science
Prof. Th.
Ratankumar
Singh
Prof. N.
Rajmuhon
Singh
06.02.2010
Humani
ties
17.03.2010
Science
Dr. H. Bilashini 20.03.2010
Devi
Social
Science
A Linguistic Analysis of Grammatical
and Lexical Errors in English made by
a group of Assamese students at the
Pre-Degree level
Traditional Administrative System and
Customary Laws of the Maram Tribe
Ayangbam
Party System in Manipur (1985-2002)
Shyamkishor
Political
Science
Nongthombam
Treatment of women characters in
Anita Devi,
the novels of Thomas Hardy
English
Sharmeli Yumnam Studies on the binary complexes of
Chemistry
lanthanide (III) ions with bases
derived from isonicotinic acid
hydrazide
Ayekpam Sharmila Politics in Manipur 1972-1984
Devi
Political Science
Thingom
Microbial and nutritional
Premarani
evaluation of indigenously
Life Sciences
fermented soybean (Hawaijar) in
Manipur
Sumitra Huidrom
Cultural Conflicts in the Novels of
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala and Anita
Desai: A Comparative Study
Ongnam Medha
Spectral studies of 4f – 4f
Devi
transitions of some selected
Chemistry
trivelent lanthanide metal
complexes with multidentate
nitrogen/oxygen donor ligands
Bhabeshwar
Tongbram
History
Traditional Housing and
Architecture of Manipur
182
Humani
ties
Social
Science
66
Sanabam Chanu
Thaninleima
Manipuri
Houjikki manipuri theatre neinaba
maru oina ratan
hiyamgee theatreda yumpham
oiba
Prof. N. Tombi
Singh
24.03.2010
Humani
ties
UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION (UGC) SECTION
This Section deals with matters
relating to the University Grants
Commission particularly recommendation
of Research Projects, maintenance of
progress reports of the completed and
ongoing research projects, circulation of
University Grants Commission letters to
the Schools and Departments, Principals
of the affiliated colleges, etc. Over and
above, this section maintains statistics of
the University and also deals with and
other correspondences of Scientific and
Industrial Research (CSIR), Department of
Science
and
Technology
(DST),
University Grants Commission (UGC),
Indian Council of Historical Research
(ICHR), Indian Council of Philosophical
Research (ICPR), Indian Council of
Medical Research (ICMR), Indian Council
of Social Science and Research (ICSSR)
and Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship for
ST/SC (RGNF). Besides the section deals
with matters relating to Major and Minor
Research Projects, etc. It conducted
National Educational Test under the
sponsorship
of
University
Grants
Commission. Further, this is the only
section dealing with the correspondences
of research and exchange programme
within India and Foreign Countries
through
the
Association
of
Commonwealth Universities.
A number of students have been
awarded Junior Research Fellowship
(JRF), UGC-Research Fellowship in
Science for Meritorious Students, UGCBSR Research Fellowship in Science for
Meritorious Students, Rajiv Gandhi
National Fellowship for ST/SC (RGNF),
Post-graduate
Merit Scholarship for
University Rank Holder, Post-graduate
Indira Gandhi Scholarship for Single Girl
Child and Post-graduate Scholarship for
Professional Course for ST/SC of the
University Grants Commission, Council
for Scientific & Industrial Research
(CSIR), Indian Council of Social Science
and Research (ICSSR), Indian Council of
Historical Research (ICPR) and Mahatma
Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Smriti
(MGSDS),
Fellowships/Scholarships/Grants:
University Grants Commission (JRF)
Sl. Name of Student
Effective date
1
Moirangthem Rajesh Singh
22-05-2009
2
Ms. Ksh. Sandhyarani Devi
22-05-2009
3
Ms. Longjam Sangita Devi
22-05-2009
4
Ms. Konthoujam Bijalata Devi
22-05-2009
5
Sri Y. Santoshkumar Singh
22-05-2009
6
Ms. H. Sunita Devi
14-12-2009
Department
Manipuri
Manipuri
Manipuri
Manipuri
ACEE
Manipuri
UGC – BSR Research Fellowship in Science for Meritorious Students
Sl. Name of Student
Effective From Department
1
Longjam Jaideva Singh
01-06-2010
Chemistry
2
Sanasam Satyabhama Devi
01-06-2010
Chemistry
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3
Romeo Singh Loitongbam
01-06-2010
Chemistry
4
Laishram Ronibala Devi
01-06-2010
Chemistry
5
Wahengbam Bembee Devi
01-06-2010
Chemistry
6
L. Kapil
20-05-2010
Mathematics
7
Kh. Brojendro Singh
20-05-2010
Mathematics
8
Heisnam Shanjit Singh
24-03-2010
Physics
9
Potshangbam Sapna
24-03-2010
Physics
UGC- Research Fellowship in Science for Meritorious Students
Sl. Name of Student
1
Sri A. Ingocha Singh
01-11-2009
Mathematics
2
Thoudam Diana
24-03-2010
Physics
UGC – Post Graduate Indira Gandhi Scholarship for Single Girl Child
Sl. Name of Student
1
Ms. Yurthingla Raingam
14-08-2009
Philosophy
2
Ms. Warepam Sanatombi Chanu 20-08-2009
English
FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS
The Finance Officer exercises
general supervision over the funds of
the University and advises it in respect
of its financial policy. He performs
such financial functions as are assigned
to him by the Executive Council,
Statutes, Ordinances, the Finance
Committee, and the Vice Chancellor.
He is the Ex Officio Secretary of the
Finance Committee.
Maintenance (Non-Plan) Grants.
NON-PLAN ESTIMATES
Particulars
Salaries and Salary Components
Salaries
Ad-hoc Bonus
Pension
DCRG and CELS
D. A. Arrear
Vacancies
Contribution to NPS & GSLI
Total: Salaries and Salary
Components
Other Charges
Total Expenditure:
Less Revenue raised by the
University
Total Grants-in-Aid required
Actual
2009-10
2192.14
13.47
113.21
48.19
29.51
The net expenditure connected with
the maintenance of the University, after
taking into account the income of the
University by way of fee and other
receipts, is supposed to be met by the
University Grants Commission as Grantsin-aid.
Financial Requirements:
The Financial requirements of the
University for the year 2009-10 (Revised
Estimates)
and
2009-11
(Budget
Estimates), are as follows:
(Rupees in Lakh)
Budget
Revised
Budget
Estimates
Estimates
Estimates
2009-10
2009-10
2010-11
3441.30
7.00
169.70
50.00
3994.45
13.80
246.30
263.80
64.50
2989.10
15.00
191.00
214.60
60.00
2396.52
19.80
3714.80
23.50
4606.35
32.00
3501.70
314.78
2711.30
363.43
4078.23
251.07
4857.42
408.93
3910.63
322.06
294.90
344.05
344.05
2382.24
3783.38
4513.37
3566.58
Development (Plan) Account.
184
The
expenditure
on
various
Development (Plan) Schemes, which are
included in the Eleventh Five Year Plan
and also “ On going” programmes of
construction of Buildings, etc., brought
over from the previous Plan, is met out of
the Development (Plan) Grants received
from the University Grants Commission.
Expenditure
of
capital
nature
Construction of buildings, Development of
University campus, Purchase of scientific
and laboratory equipment, Library books,
Furniture, etc. is incurred out of these
grants.
In addition, the revenue
PLAN ESTIMATES
Particulars
expenditure on such additional posts,
which have been created during the Plan
period in execution of the new schemes, is
also met out of the Plan fund.
During 2008-09 i.e. the 2nd year of the
XI-Plan period, the University Grants
Commission has sanctioned a total amount
of
Rs.1619.12 Lakh
as
general
development assistance of the University
and Rs. 500 lakh for OBC.
The requirements of the University to
meet its development projects, in brief, are
as under:
Actual
2008-09
REVENUE ACCOUNT
Salaries
Salaries
Maintenance of assets
Purchase of Library Books &
Journals
Total: Revenue Account
Capital Account
Campus Development and
Construction of Buildings
Other Capital Expenditure
Total: Capital account
Total: Development
(Plan) Account
Budget
Estimates
2009-10
Revised
Estimates
2009-10
(Rupees in Lakh)
Budget
Estimates
2010-11
32.65
72.63
139.61
130.07
17.19
300.00
100.00
70.00
49.84
372.63
239.61
200.70
1651.62
3300.00
1300.00
1200.00
2854.65
4506.27
4556.11
1115.49
4415.49
4788.12
1830.00
3130.00
3369.61
1486.00
2686.00
288670
ASSOCIATION OF EMPLOYEES
The existence of three associations of Employees continued during the year in the Manipur
University. The Associations are:
1. Manipur University Teachers Association (MUTA)
2. Manipur University Officers’ Association (MUOA)
3. Manipur University Staff Association (MUSA)
During the year Dr. M. Ranjit Singh, Professor, Department of Mathematics was the
President of MUTA and Dr. L. Rajen Singh, Lecturer; Department of Political Science was
its Secretary.
Shri M. Biren Singh, Dy. Finance Officer, M. U. was the President of Manipur University
Officers’ Association and Shri K. Dwijamani Singh, Dy. Registrar, i/c was its Secretary
during the year.
While Shri M. Kandesh Singh, Sr. Technical Assistant, Department of Life Sciences was
the President of the Manipur University Staff Association during year and Shri Th. Amar
Singh, Cook; Men’s Hostel was its Secretary.
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