"KISS is an Unbelievable Achievement"

Transcription

Student Achievement
Shri
B. L.
Joshi,
His Excellency the Governor of Uttar Pradesh
e
Campus Placement 2013
G
��
��.C
��!lu
!�
��
��!}
�
�
��
�
��
eftfe"" e�tu.ice - Endfe"" £ea�tninf}
�
S
e
f
S
Nursery to Grade 12 (CBSE), Grade 11
'N
CBSE
I
G
& 12
'•'•'
18
ti
ti
&
i
r
(IB Diploma) & Grade 8,9,10 (IGCSE)
UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE
International Examinations
CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE
KiiT International School is the first school in eastern India authorized to offer International
Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), Geneva.
KiiT International School is proud to have iconic writer
PADMASHREE RUSKIN BOND
as its Ambassador
FACILITIES
o
Indian and foreign university counselling and preparation programme
D Eco-Friendly Green Campus
o
Extensive subject options for Science, Commerce and Arts students
o
Offering a full-boarding programme with world class facilities
o
Subjects taught by IG/IB experienced and trained teachers
D Swimming pool
Located in a safe, healthy, and stimulating environment
o Hi-tech interactive classrooms
o
o
Headed by international educators
o
Ideal Teacher - Student ratio of 1:10
D Wi-fi air-conditioned classrooms
D Wi-fi air-conditioned residences D Multi-gym
D Complete CC
D Amphitheatre
D
TV Coverage
24x7 Health Care by KIMS
Super-speciality hospital
o Indoor
& Outdoor Stadium
D Amusement Park
D Multi-purpose activity hall
D Modem digital library
o Air-conditioned transport facility
D Air-conditioned cafeteria
o State-of-the-art laboratories
o Horse Riding Arena
Campus 9, KilT, Bhubaneswar-751 024, Tel.: (0674) 2725 805, 9937220252, 9437061572, 9937220263,
9439689686, 9439902636, Fax : (0674) 2726 115, Website: www.kiitis.ac.in, Email: [email protected]
contents
m
r:liJ
II!'-'
�
ID
IP!I
IIIII
IEJ
11!!1
llilt
��
��
m
m
m
KIITEE-2013 Result Declared
KilT University- An International Hub
of Education
'Kirti-Kalpa'- KilT Art Gallery
'Kirti-Kalpana' KilT School of Fashion
Technology Organises Fashion Show
41h
HEF National Convention at KilT
International Women's Day Celebrated
at KilT
KIDS Conducts Dental Camp
Achyuta Samanta Becomes Member of NCTE
Student Achievement
Campus Placement- 2013
Sports
& Games
Feed back
[email protected]
Intelligent
Wireless e-Campus
www.kiit.ac.in
KAliNGA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAl SCIENCES
(A constituent of KilT University)
(Approved by Medical Council of India (MCI)
KIMS Gets Permanent Recognition from MCI
State-of-the art medical
infrastructure
T
.Indigenous Pharmacy unit with all
life-saving medicines operating
round-the-clock
T
Special clinical meetings on
Tuesdays and topic review or
oration lecture on Fridays.
Medical Council oflndia (MCI) has accorded permanent recognition to Kalinga Institute
of Medical Sciences (KIMS), a constituent of KilT University, Bhubaneswar. KIMS has
been offering M.B.B.S. course from 2007. A medical college becomes eligible for
permanent recognition after completion of five years, as per MCI rules and guidelines.
MCI had recommended permanent recognition for KIMS to the Ministry of Health and
Family Welfare, Government oflndia after inspection by a high level MCI team. Acting on
the recommendations the Ministry was pleased to grant the permanent recognition, which
would further boost to the standing of this premier medical college of the country.
ACADEM I C
4 % Year MBBS Programme
KilT University, the center of excellence in
quality education in Odisha has been actively
and biochemical parameters; & automated
blood gas and electrolyte analyzers
KIMS is one such attempt of KilT to provide
• Computerized treadmill testing
quality health care in the State and build up
efficient medical professionals.
Continued Medical Education
(CME) Programme conducted by
the institute, open for all doctors
in the city providing a source of
learning and interaction on health
issues
to
the
medical
college,
has
modern features. The 1000 beded hospital
has 800 dedicated staff.
•
•
-
.
.
I
-"' -
• Color Doppler
• Diagnostic ultrasound
• Pulmonary function laboratory and
earned
reputation as an affordable hospital with
�- -
(stress testing)
• 3-D echo(real time)
Pradyumna Bal Memorial Hospital, attached
Nuro Surgery, Trauma Care
measurements of several hematological
various institutes.
PRADYUMNA BAL MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
Super-specialty units comprising
of Nephrology, Cardiology,
Neurology, Urology, Laproscopic
Surgery, Paediatric Surgery,
Oncology and Plastic Surgery
• Auto-analyzers for simultaneous
fulfilling its social commitment through its
T
T
P R OG R AMME
allergy testing
• Head and neck surgery (micro debrider
procedures, nasopharyngoscopy)
• Electroencephalography (EEG), brain
-
atlas and base of skull surgery
1 0 Modern Operation Theatres
5 ICU'S (including Pediatric and Neonatal
• Audiology laboratory and speech
ICU with ultra modern ventilator facility))
• Cochlear implant for the profoundly deaf
• Burns Care Centre
• 24 hour Casualty and Trauma Centre
• CT scan(MULT I SLICE), and X-ray
(1 00 /300 1500 I 800 ma)
therapy unit.
• State of the art 'Laser treatment' in
ophthalmology and dermatology
• Computerized gait analysis laboratory,
• Total hip and knee replacement
• Bed side portable X-ray
• Arthroscopic Surgery
• Ambulance Services
• Sophisticated Spine Surgery
•
6 Computerized Dialysis Machines
• Ultra modern immunization center
24 hour blood bank facility
• Phaco Emulsification
•
• Digital Fundus Cameras
• Neuro Surgery
• Sophisticated Laboratory Services
State-of-the-art Retinal Surgery
• Computerized Tomography scans facilities
Cancer Surgery
,.��.w�--KaHHga •ll�liLULt:
u• n•t:u1\::a• �\::1t:ll\::t:S
Ph.
:
Bhubaneswar - 751024, Odisha, India
+91-674-2725472, Telefax : +91-674-2725415, 27525708, 2725092, 2725314
KilT
REVIEW
Editor
Rajesh Verma
Editorial Board
R.N. Dash
H. S. Khatua
Adwaita Gadanayak
Sradhanjali Nayak
Concept & Design
Smruti Nayak
Manager, Circulation
Satyabrata Das
Publisher & Printer: Dr. Satyendra Patnaik
With the beginning
of a new academic
session round the cor
ner,
the University is pre
paring itself to greet
the new students. Kil
T, as
a University, has alre
ady proved itself, for
which nearly 1.5 lak
h
students appeared
the test to get admiss
ion. It is expected of
the
students, who after
such a competition
could make it to Kil
T, to
uphold the dignity and
sanctity of this great
institution. KilT is pro
ud
of its students. The
remarkable feats ach
ieved by the studen
ts
speak volumes abo
ut the quality of teachi
ng and training impart
ed
in the University. As
the most progressive
University, KilT has
been
organizing semina
rs, workshops, nat
ional and interna
tional
conventions. In non
-academic, social eve
nts too KilT continu
es to
forge ahead. Ce
lebration of Intern
ational Women's
Day,
implementation of SA
P, conducting Denta
l Camp and celebratin
g
World Health Da
y are just few
to name. The stu
dent's
achievements and
their placement are
some of the unique
feats
that make KilT a cla
ss of its own. While
KilT has been adding
new
feathers to its cap, its
protege Kalinga Ins
titute of Social Scien
ces
(KISS) is creating
waves both in aca
demic and extra-cur
ricular
activities. Is it not
amazing to find the
tiny institution is now
celebrating its two
decades of existe
nce as world's larg
est
residential institution
for the indigenous chi
ldren. During the per
iod
under review, KISS
was fortunate to be
blessed by Shri B. L.
Joshi,
His Excellency the
Governor of Uttar
Pradesh. The greate
st
accolade for the unt
iring efforts to put
KilT and KISS distinc
tly
visible in the world has
come from one of the
largest circulated dai
ly
'Times' from London
which has lauded the
efforts of the Founde
r of
KISS and KIIT for his
contribution to the soc
iety at large.
Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS) is an
Excellency the Governor of Uttar Pradesh. He was
boys a re e n ro l led i n t h i s i n stitute, w h i c h is a good i n d ication for
the society, S h ri Josh i observed , a d d i n g that KISS has come a s a
b l essi n g for o u r society. He urged its Founder, Dr. A.
speaking as the Chief Guest of the 19th Annual
Samanta to set up institutions like KISS in different
Function of the institute on 27th April 20 1 3.
parts of India and the world.
unbelievable achievement, said Shri B. L. Joshi, His
KISS is a
socia l m ovement a n d soci a l deve l o p ment work of s u rp ris i n g
m a g n itude, he m a i nta i n e d , w h i l e stati ng t h a t it re m a i ns a n
exa m p l e f o r othe rs t o e m u l ate.
This is the seco nd visit of S h ri B. L. Jos h i to KISS ca m p us. He h a d
previously c o m e t o the i n stitute i n 2008 when he was t h e
Gove rno r o f Utta rakha nd. H e w a s i m p ressed with the p u rpose
a n d ach ieve me nts of the i n stitute a n d , therefo re, he decided to
visit a g a i n , he stated. Al m ost an eq u a l p roportion of g i rls a n d
D r. S a m a nta d e l ivered the we lcome a d d ress at the f u n ction.
Mada m Gove rno r, Smt. Sa ntos h Jos h i , Preside nt, KISS, Smt.
Saswati Ba l , Secreta ry, S h ri R. N. Dash a n d C E O, D r. P. K.
Ro utray were p resent on the occasion. The Gove rn o r fe l i c itated
h i g h ach iever stud e nts a n d staffs of the i n stitute on the occasion.
H e a lso witnessed co l o u rf u l cu ltu ra l prog ra m me prese nted by
the tri b a l stud ents of KI SS.
(From L) Dr. P. K. Routray, CEO, KISS, Smt. Saswati Bal, President, KilT & KISS, Smt. S. Joshi, Lady Governor of Uttar
Pradesh, His Excellency Shri B. L. Joshi, Hon'ble Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Dr. A. Samanta, Founder, KilT & KISS and
Shri R. N. Dash, Secretary, KilT & KISS at the 19th Annual Function of KISS.
e w
Disti n g u ished G uests, La d ies a n d Gentl e m e n , Dea r Stu de nts
a n d Friends fro m Med i a , I deem it a g reat pleas u re a n d h o n o u r
t o visit this I n stitute. I a m tha n kf u l t o the m a n a gement o f t h i s
i nstitute f o r i nviti ng me o n this coveted occasion. This i n stitute
has d isti n g u ished itself a s a p re - e m i nent i n stitutio n for
tech n o l o g i ca l study. It is yo u r h a rd wo rk, devotio n to q u a l ity,
d e d i cation of yo u r tea chers a n d staff a n d vision of yo u r
m a n a g e m e n t, w h i c h i s res p o n s i b l e f o r t h i s n ota b l e
ach ieve me nt. I t g ives me g reat pleasu re to acknowledge the
dyna m i c leaders h i p of S h ri Achyuta Sa ma nta and the m a n a g i n g
co m m ittee m e m be rs. It is pleasing t o know t h a t Ka l i ng a I nstitute
of I n d ustri a l Tec h n o l ogy B h u ba n eswa r, with i n a very s h o rt s p a n
of ti m e , h a s been recog n ized a s o n e of the f i n est
M u ltidisci p l i n a ry U n iversity of the cou ntry, provid i n g tec h n ica l
a n d professi o n a l e d u cation i n E n g i neeri n g , M a n a g e m ent,
Med ica l Science, De nta l Science, Law, Bio Tech etc. Havi ng
natio n a l a n d i nternati o n a l co l l a borations with m o re tha n 65
u n iversities of re p ute across the g l obe a n d with m e m be rs h i p of
m a ny natio n a l a n d i nte rnati o n a l associations of h i g her stud ies,
K i l T has ca rved a n iche for itself. Stu de nts from South-As i a n
cou ntries a re co m i n g reg u l a rly t o e n ro l l themselves f o r va rious
co u rses of stud ies. It is a lso hea rte n i n g to know that the Ka l i ng a
I nstitute o f Soci a l Sciences, B h u ba neswa r - A siste r concern of
K i l T, is now reg a rded as the l a rgest residenti a l i n stitutio n in the
world for the fina ncia l l y u nder privi leged tri b a l c h i l d re n , where
2 0,000 stu de nts a re provided with food , acco m m odation,
hea lthca re etc. to p u rs u e e d u cation and vocati o n a l tra i n i ng
fro m ki n d e rg a rte n to post- g ra d u ation a bsol ute ly free, Sta rted i n
t h e yea r 1 9 9 3 , Ka l i n ga I nstitute o f Soci a l Sciences is n ow
ce l e b rati ng 20th yea r of existe nce. A yea r- l o n g ce l e b ration o n
rea c h i n g this m i l esto ne w a s form a l ly l a u nched o n 3 0th
Nove m be r, 2 0 1 2. I exten d my best wishes. I ca me here in 2008
Apri l , only afte r hearing with d isbel ief that there existed an
institutio n ca l l ed KI SS. I had n o idea then what was i n store for
me what I saw then m a d e me to look for a n other o p portu n ity to
come back here a g a i n. Last ti me, when I ca me, I fo u n d o n l y
5000 c h i l d ren w h i c h has g rown a l m ost fo u r fo ld. Everyth i n g
here seems t o h ave cha nged but t h e s m i les i n you r faces
conti n u e to rem a i n s a m e.
I am happy to see that the initiative taken by Dr.
Samanta way back in 1993 has now celebrating 20'h
year of its existence. It is not that it is in the verge of
completing 2 decades, but completion of 20 years of
success of revolution, called KISS. I gathered that
many states have come forward to replicate KISS in
their states. World media has been writing about
KISS. While TIME Magazine put up a story about it,
Times from London has hailed Dr. Samanta's 'seva'
service without any expectation. The smiling faces of
2 0 , 000 children, the blessings of their parents, the
satisfaction of giving back to the society and the rare
reviews by the entire world are with him. I have gone
through the article published in Reader's Digest
about Dr. Samanta. I compliment Dr. Samanta for his
dedication.
Lea rn i n g is a conti n uo u s p rocess. We s h o u l d
crave f o r l e a rn i n g with a p p l ication o f o u r knowledge i n
u p l iftment of d own trodd e n a n d betterm ent of society. I a m s u re
that each o n e of you has d iffe re nt d reams but s u re l y you s h o u l d
never g ive u p you r d reams a n d a s p i rations f o r it is those
a s p i rations that wi l l d rive you to h i g h e r l eve l s of a c h i eve ments
a n d m a ke yo u r l ife p u rposefu l. If you a re prepa red to th i n k big
and a ct i n ti me with convicti o n , you wi l l be rewa rded. Yo u s h o u l d
h o l d o n t o you r goa l s even i f y o u stu m b l e here a n d there, a n d
lea rn yo u r lessons.
K i lT
R e v
i e w
O
�
�
His Excellency Shri B. L. Joshi, Hon'ble Governor of Uttar
Pradesh lighting the traditional lamp at the inaugural
ceremony. Dr. A. Samanta looks on.
His Excellency Shri B. L . Joshi, Hon'ble Governor o f Uttar
Pradesh being felicitated by Dr. A. Samanta.
The yo u n g a re the stewa rds of this nation a n d custod i a n of very
rich tra d ition of a ntiq u ity with modern ization. As we m a rch
towa rds beco m i n g a d eve l o ped nati o n , yo u r ro l e a s youth of the
cou ntry, becOl nes i n c rea s i n g l y i m po rta nt. O n e of the h u rd l es
which often work as a s peed b rea ke r is o u r menta l b l ock-to th i n k
a n d considers h i g h e r ta rg ets a n d goa l s to b e i m poss i b l e.
i m pact a n d it is the o rg a n izati o n a l syste m. If I nd i a has to
esta b l is h herself as a tec h n o l ogy sou rce or as a g l oba l R&D
platform a l l these th ree e l e m e nts n a m e l y basic knowledge,
i n n ovative a p p l i cati o n , and socia l o rg a n izatio n have to be
strengthened. At the Same ti me, I wo u l d l i ke to mention that
H i g h leve ls of g ra d u ate u n e m p l oyment pose a serious p ro b l e m.
It ca uses considera b l e perso n a l stra i n on the u n e m p l oyed
g ra d uate. And society l oses out o n the latest knowled ge that the
g ra d u ate brings fro m their h i g h e r e d u cation i n stitution. But it is
n ot a q u estio n of e n co u ra g i n g yo u n g peo p l e to p u rs u e less
ed ucation. I am of view that m o re ed u cation is pa rt of the a n swer
to I n d ia's cha l l e ng es. But some t h i n g s h ave to c h a n g e. The
tra nsition fro m ed u cation to the l a b o u r m a rket m ust be fa r m o re
efficie nt. This ra ises poss i b i l ities reg a rd i n g the content of
e d u cationa l p ro g ra m mes, ca reer cla rificatio n d u ri n g stu d ies
a n d l a b o u r m a rket- re lated cond itions. Being prod u ctive is the
keywo rd.
O u r cou ntry is bestowed with a u n i q u e knowledge wea lth of
q u a l ified professi o n a l s a n d it gets richer eve ry yea r i n this
reg a rd. As a society, we tra d iti o n a l ly va l u ed and n u rtu red the
knowledge b u i l d i n g a ctivity. Knowledge a g e seeks and rewa rds
ideas, i rrespective of where they o ri g i nate a n d reside. The
pere n n i a l sou rce of h u m a n ca pita l of I nd i a has to be tra pped
and converted i nto va l u e. Exce l l e nce of I n d i a professi o n a l s i n
d iffe re nt fie lds i s t o b e we l l i m p ri nted o n wide canvas o f the
g l o be. This process is a l ready on. O n e ca n see that i n m o re
recent times, o utso u rc i n g of R&D ta lent i n I nd i a by g l oba l
i n d u stries has been s i g n ifica nt. Sti l l , there is i m mense pote nti a l
fo r I nd ia t o tra nsfo rm herself i nto a g l oba l R&D p l atfo rm. It i s
i m pe rative at t h i s j u n ctu re that frontier a rea o f tec h n o l ogy l i ke
Na n otec h n o l ogy, B i o -tec h n o l ogy a n d B i o - e n g i neeri n g a re
p u rsued a g g ressive ly i n co l l eges a n d u n iversities. For which we
need to red efi ne o u r ed u cation system.
Friends, Employability is essential. But we also need
more young entrepreneurs creating new jobs. We
have to address this problem. Education should give
graduates the ability and belief that they can create
their own jobs and thus become employers rather
than mere job seekers. Young graduates also have a
responsibility to create jobs or find employment to
H e re, I wo u l d l i ke to m e ntion that beco m i n g a m e re d esti nation
fo r O utso u rc i n g s h o u l d not be our m a i n goa l. There is
overri d i n g priority to u nd e rta ke tec h n o l ogy deve l o p ment i n
d iffe re nt fie l d s. We are aware that mere accumulation of
help contribute to growth, welfare and job creation
for
others.
It
requires
innovative
education
programmes, a focus on career guidance and a
change of mindset among students and educators.
basic knowledge is of limited practical use, unless it
is translated into innovations, providing economic
or social value. Contrary to common belief that
innovation is a random creative process,
much
I wish Ka l i nga I n stitute of Soci a l Sciences to fl o u rish a n d rea ch
out to many m o re c h i l d re n l i ke you.
innovation in the World today is an organized
activity, involving systematic and disciplined efforts.
There is a n other i m porta nt l i n k i n the cha i n l e a d i n g to eco n o m i c
Tha n k Yo u - Na maskar
Pradesh visiting the Steam Based Mechanised Kitchen Unit of
KISS in the presence of Dr. A. Samanta, Founder, Ki lT & KISS.
Pradesh receiving a warm welcome in KISS.
Smt. S. Joshi, Lady Governor of Uttar Pradesh felicitating meritorious students of KISS in the presence of His Excellency Shri B. L.
Joshi, Hon'ble Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Smt. Saswati Bal, President, Ki lT & KISS and Dr. A. Samanta, Founder, Ki lT & KISS.
�KilT
R e vie w
------
KIITEE-2013
Result Declared
Re sult of KIITEE-2013,
admission
into
the all India te st for
diffe re nt
course s
of KilT
country took KIITEE-2013 conducted in 120 centers of 54
cities across the country from April 23 to May 2, 2013.
Univ e rsity, has bee n de clare d.While Abhishe k
list of succe ssful
With 18,000-strong student community who come from all
candidate s in B.Te ch stre am, R ishabh Gupta
the 28 states and seven UTs of India as well as many foreign
Ke dia (City) toppe d the
(City), R ishabh Mallik (City), Apurw a Sarw ajit
countries, KilT University has emerged as a top destination
(City) and De broop Se ngupta (City) se cure d
of
se cond,
programme of the University have a universal appeal due
third,
fourth
and
fifth
positions
professional education
in the country.
Academic
to a curriculum tuned to global standard along with
re spe ctiv e ly.
outstanding facilities.
Toppe rs of the te st for othe r stre ams are - Lilat
Goyal (B.A.LL.B./B.B.A.LL.B./B.Sc.LL.B.),
R oni Saiba (BBA/Inte grate d MCA), Khushbu
Te k a r iw a l
( B a c he l o r
Fashion/Te xtile
&
of
Bache lor
Te lev ision Production),
De s i g n
-
of Film &
Madhusmita Parida
(B.Te ch. L.E.), Abhishe k Singh Tomar (MCA),
Danish Eqbal (M.Sc. Biote chnology/Applie d
Microbiology) and Suv ashri Sasmal (M.Sc.
Nursing). Jatin Kumar Dhingra and Kartike ya
Mathur toppe d MBBS/BDS/BSC Nursing and
Biote chnology Dual De gree (B.Te ch & M.Te ch)
stre ams re spe ctiv e ly.
Number of candidates writing KIITEE has recorded an
exponential growth over the y ears. This y ear more than
1,60,000 applications had been received, including
candidates from 20 countries. Overwhelming response for
this entrance test indicates that an increasing number of
students are eager to pursue their higher education in KilT
due to its modern teaching methods, green eco-friendly
campus and excellent campus placement.
The counseling for admission into different branches will
commence from May 28, 2013, informed Admission
Department of KilT University.
A record number of students from different parts of the
KIITEE 2013 test in progress in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
K i lT
R e v
e w
O
ABHISHE K KE DIA
RANK-1
RISHABH GUPTA
RISHABH MALLIK
RANK-2
RANK-3
APURWA SARWAJIT
DE BROOP SENGUPTA
RANK4
RANKS
AYAN BISWAS
TANMAY
PUJA KUMARI
RAN KG
RANK-7
RANK-8
�KIIT Rev ew
DIPASHA SINHA
NIKHIL GUPTA
RANK-9
RANK-10
------
KIITEE-2013
Test Centers
Chandigarh
Dehradun
Delhi
Lucknow
Jaipur
Kanpur
Allahabad
Gwalior
Udaipur
Patna
Varanasi
Gaya
Dhanbad
Ahmedabad
Indore
Bhopal
Bilaspur
Raipur
Nagpur
Ranchi
Jamshedpur
Kharagpur
Rourke I a
Sambalpur
KilT
Korapul
Pune
Hyderabad
Bango lore
�
�
A record number of students from different parts of the country
�
took KIITEE-2013 conducted in 120 centers of 54 cities across
.9
§�
the country from April 23 to May 2, 2013.
K i lT
R e v ie w
�
��""
Number of canoioates
writing KilT Entrance
Examination (KIITEE)1
tbe annual all Inoia test
for aomission into
various courses of tbe
Universit�1 bas recoroeo
an exponential growtb
over tbe �ears.
KilT Universt
An International
Hub of Education
.,
University, KilT, of late has grown into
of K i l T to sta n d as a class of its own being a g l oba l ed u cation
h u b. KilT University has a 18,000-strong student
one of the most important education hubs of
community
the world, in general, and that of South Asia, in
postgraduate studies i n various disciplines including
T he
excellent
multidisciplinary
particular. With the induction of 250 students from
Afghanistan, KilT has become the only University in
pursuing
full
time
graduate
and
Engineering, MCA, Management, Rural Management,
Law, Biotechnology, MBBS, MD, BDS, Nursing, Fashion
&
Eastern India to have more than 500 foreign students
Technology, Cinema
in its several disciplines pursuing short-term and long
and Sculpture. These students have come from different
term programmes. Come September, there will be
places and cultures representing all the 27 States and
nearly 20 European students in the campus and by the
seven Union Territories of India and over 20 countries.
Mass Media Studies, Language
end of the year, KilT will have nearly 400 students from
Europe to study English. With the last batch of 40
students from Turkey returning to their country after
successful six month's intensive English training, KilT
has been asked by several other Universities across
the globe to run similar courses for their students. KilT
has already turned into a global university in the
eastern part of India.
l nte rnati o n a l isatio n of K i l T is j u st n ot o n e -sided affa i r. Stu de nts
fro m K i l T a re conti n u o u s l y visiti n g reputed i nternati o n a l
u n ivers ities a c ross t h e g l o be. The visit o f seve ra l stu de nts to
Nati o n a l Formosa U n iversity, Ta iwa n , the sig n i n g of m o re tha n
70 m e m o ra n d u m of u n dersta n d i ngs with as m a n y u n iversities
a n d the h i g hest awa rd co nfe rred o n the Fou n d e r of Ki lT, D r. A.
Sa ma nta by a l ea d i n g u n ivers ity of E u rope, Czech U n iversity of
Life Sciences (C U LS), clearly i ndicate the consta nt en deavo u r
OKIIT Rev e
w
The U n ivers ity is p ro u d of such d iversity which has res u lted i n a
cos m o p o l ita n soci a l a m bie nce. This cosmopol ita n a m bie nce
has been e n rich i n g its a ca d e m i c cu ltu re. The d iversity that the
stu de nts b ri n g to ca m p u s i n terms of c u ltu re, backg ro u n d a n d
perspectives m a kes K i l T a c l a ss o f its own. It has l e d t o the
creatio n of i nfrastru ctu re and s u pport syste ms which o re the m ost
a p pro p riate to we lcome stu de nts from d iffe re nt reg ions a n d
cu ltu res. K i l T U n iversity, with its 2 0 residenti a l ca m p uses tee m i n g
with stu de nts, is a m i n i metro p o l i s i n w h i c h a d iverse m u lti
cu ltu ra l com m u n ity m i n g les, meets to stu dy and re lax togethe r.
S u c h a m bie nce has its own benefits for the stu de nts. I n g e n e ra l it
has h e l ped them to deve l o p as tru ly g l oba l citize ns. They h ave
a l so fo u n d it easier to be assi m i l ated in modern day m u lti nati o n a l
workpla ces. Perha ps, as a n i m pa ct, K i l T stu de nts themselves
have fo u n d n ota b l e s u ccess in i nstitutions of h i g h e r lea rn i n g
a b road i n recent tim es.
Foreign Partner Universities
Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand
T he National Formosa University of Taiwan
Czech University of Life Sciences, Prague
Hanseo University, S. Korea
University of Cambodia, Cambodia
North-West University, South Africa
Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies (AOI),
Eberhard Karls Universitat Tubingen, Germany
(From L) Prof. S. Patnaik, Rector, KilT, Prof. Amanullah Faqiri, HoD,
Administration & Finance, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Mr. Bahram
Emami, His Excellency President's Envoy, Afghanistan, Dr. A. Samanta, Founder,
KilT & KISS, Prof. Baray Sediqi, Hon'ble Dy. Minister, Higher Education,
Afghanistan and Mr. Sediqullah Sahar, Education Attache in India, Afghan
Embassy during their visit to KilT & KISS.
Yildiz Technical University (YTU), Turkey
Anglia Ruskin University, U.K
North Seattle Community College, Washington
Ataturk University, Turkey
University of Miskolc, Hungary
Cracow University of Technology, Poland
VSB Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic
National Pingtung University of
Science and Technology, Taiwan
Minghsin University of Science and Technology,
Taiwan
National Taipei University (NTPU), Taiwan
Reykjavik University, Iceland
Pokhara University, Nepal
Hanbat National University, South Korea
Deakin University, Australia
Nano Bio Research Centre,
Myongji University, S.Korea
Dumlupinar University, Turkey
Edinburgh's Telford College, U.K.
Chiang Mai Rajbhat University, T hailand
Aca d e m i c prog ra m mes of Ki lT U n iversity have a u n iversa l
a p pea l d u e to a cu rricu l u m tu ned to g l oba l sta n d a rd a l o n g with
outsta n d i n g fa c i l ities. N u m be r of ca n d i d ates writi ng K i l T
E ntra nce Exa m i nation (KI I T E E) , the a n n u a l a l l I nd i a test for
a d m ission i nto va rious cou rses of the U n iversity, has reco rded a n
expo nentia l g rowth ove r the yea rs. Conducted in 120 test
centres spread across the country,
KIIT EE attracts
thousands of students. T he last year's edition attracted
more than 1,60,000 aspirants. T his included students
from 20 countries including Bangladesh, Canada, Nepal,
UAE, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, My anmar, Turkey,
USA, South Africa, U. K., Kuwait, Bhutan, South Korea,
Oman, Afghanistan and Yemen. S u ccessf u l
stu de nts, constituting a n ecl ectic sel ecti o n , j o i n ed d iffe re nt
schoo l s of K i l T U n iversity. In s pite of such g reat d iversity, stu dent
com m u n ity of the U n ivers ity is h i g h l y d isci p l i ned due to its stu dent
frie n d ly pol icies, setti n g it a pa rt fro m othe r i n stitutes. It is n ot o n l y
stu de nts' com m u n ity t h a t reflects K i l T's d iverse cha ra cte r, but a lso
its fa cu lty and a d m i n istrative staff. More tha n 1 500 a ca d e m i c
a n d resea rch staff - m a n y leaders i n their fields, with i nte rnati o n a l
re putations - p rovide sti m u lati ng lea rn i n g envi ro n ment a n d
exce l l ent sta n d a rd s o f teac h i ng. They a re d rawn fro m re puted
i n stitutes s u c h as I ITs, l i Se, I I Ms, JNU, etc. K i l T has a lso ro ped i n
fa cu lty a n d staff mem bers fro m 1 3 cou ntries. Besides,
i nte rnati o n a l l u m i n a ries such a s Nobel La u reates, Ra m o n
Magsaysay Awa rd ees, Ambassa d o rs, re n owned leg a l a n d
m a n a g e m e nt perso n a l ities reg u l a rly d e l iver speci a l lectu res a t
K i l T U n iversity a n d i ntera ct with t h e stu de nts. Even though it is
Zambia,
Tomas Bata University in Zlin
National Central University of Taiwan
Modul University of Vienna
Daffodil International University, Bangladesh
Bakhtar University, Afghanistan
fun
And many more . . .
ctio
naries, including Chancellor and Vice Chancellor, are
As a p rog ressive i n stitutio n , K i l T
U n iversity is sensitive t o the g rowi ng trends o f g l o ba l izatio n of
h i g h e r ed u cation. I nte rnati o n a l i nteractio n of KilT U n iversity is not
new. Way back i n 2 00 1 , K i l T was one of the fi rst i n stitutions in the
State of Odisha to attra ct fore i g n stud ents i nto its va rious a ca d e m i c
prog ra m mes. I n s u bseq uent yea rs t h e i r n u m be rs g rew stea d i l y,
prese ntly bei n g a bove 500 . The U n ive rsity has a proa ctive
I nte rnati o n a l Prog ra m m e Cel l , which provides g u id a nce to
i nte rnati o n a l stude nts rig ht from their a rriva l in the i n stitute in the
matters of their c u ltu ra l , lega l and academic needs and othe r issues
of re l eva n ce. KilT University has established academic
renowned academicians.
partnership and collaboration with more than 60 world
class universities from across the globe. These MoUs
facilitate
student,
faculty
and
research
scholarship
exchange programme, internship for UG and PG courses,
research and development participation and short term
courses for faculty and students, among other things.
Students from various schools of KilT University have
undertaken
Technology
academic
(AIT),
visits
Bangkok;
to
Asian
Institute
of
Czech University of Life
a self-financing institution, KilT is a well structured and
Sciences
decentralized organization. It is perhaps the only self
National Formosa University, Taiwan; etc in recent past
financing
under collaborative arrangements with these universities.
institution
in
the
country
where
top
(CULS),
K I I T
Prague;
Hanseo
R e v ie w
University,
lmii'ii'
�
Seoul;
School of
Fashion
echnology
Organizes
Fashion Show
KilT School of Fashion Technology organized a fashion show on 4th May 2013 to showcase designs created
by its students. Named 'Kirti-Kalpana', the fashion show featured 18 noted models - 12 girls and 6 boys -
displaying the outfit collections created by the final year students of 2009-13 batch on the ramp. Total 16
students have designed six outfits each for the fashion show.
National level models included Subhamita Pal and Mr. Nanda Majumdar participated as well as 16 model kids
from KiiT International School. National juries including Mr. Binoy Jena, Head, PG Department, NIFT; Mr.
Budhaditya, eminent actor and Mr. Manas Das, Lakme Fashion designer were present to select the best
design.
Appreciating the effort of the students, Dr. A. Samanta, Founder, KilT & KISS said, the catalogue
reflects high creativity and genius of the students. Mr. H. S. Khatua, CEO, KilT School of Fashion Technology
said, the first batch of fashion technology students expectedly have imbibed and internalized the concept of
fashion design per se.
'Kirti-Kalpana' will be an annual event of KilT School of Fashion Technology, where models from different
parts of India will join to showcase the students' products. KilT School of Fashion Technology is the only
institute in Odisha providing four years Bachelor of Fashion Design. Students as a part of their study have to
undertake study tour and industry visits, sources said. T he School caters to the national and international
students aspiring to be fashion design graduates. It is dedicated for creating professionals of par caliber who
would like to make a mark in the booming retail sector.
4th
4th HEF National Convention
at KilT
HEF
National Convention at KilT
National Annu1
ORGANISl
HIGHER EDUCATION DEPAR'
SCHOOL OF MANAGEME
CORPOFl TE GURUKUL
The theme of the day-
School of Management, KilT University, Bhubaneswar, in association
long convention was
with Higher Education Department, Govt. of Odisha, and Corporate
'Excellence in Higher
4th National Annual Convention on 9th March, 2013. The convention
Gurukul Pvt. Ltd., Singapore, organized The Higher Education Forum was inaugurated by His Excellency Shri M. C. Bhandare, Hon'ble
Governor of Odisha in the august presence of Shri Ashutosh Chadha,
Education in the
Director (Corporate Affairs), Intel, South Asia; Dr. A. K. Sengupta,
Founder and Convenor, HE F and Shri Rajesh Panda, Chairperson, HE F
Emerging Economic
Odisha.
Context'. The
" E d u cation is l i ke a pyra m i d which s h o u l d a ct as a vertica l towe r i n I nd ia", said S h ri
B h a n d a re i n h i s i n a u g u ra l a d d ress. W h i l e fu n d a m e nta l knowledge is essenti a l ,
i n novation is t h e p ri m e d river o f p ro g ress, he stated. E m phasizi n g o u t o f t h e box
th i n ki n g a n d joyfu l lea rn i ng , the Govern or said that a tea cher has to p l a y an i m porta nt
ro l e in th is. It is a lso i m po rta nt for i n stitutions n ot to l ose focus o n wo m e n's p rog ress a n d
thei r safety a n d d i g n ity, he a d d ed. I n h i s keynote a d d ress, S h ri C h a d h a h i g h l i g hted the
fa ctors req u i red fo r susta i n a b l e g rowth i n I nd i a and a l so poi nted the concerns re lati ng
to u ne m p l oya b l e ed u cation a n d e m p l oya b l e e d u cation. H e s u g g ested a pa ra d i g m
sh ift i n t h e tea c h i n g l e a rn i n g p rocess a n d a c h a n g e i n t h e pedagogy o f teac h i ng. H e
m e ntioned t h e ro le o f tec h n o l ogy i n ed u cation is as a n e n a b l e r.
convention was
attended by eminent
academicians, industry
practitioners and higher
education students.
OKIIT Rev e
The theme of the day-long convention was 'Excellence in Higher
Education in the Emerging Economic Context'. It was o rg a n ized i nto th ree
sessions. The Fi rst Session dea l i n g with " D rivi ng Po l icy Exce l le nce in H ig h e r E d u cation"
was c h a i red by S h ri Gaga n D h a l , Pri n c i p a l Secreta ry, Depa rtment of H ig he r E d u cati o n ,
Govt o f Odisha a n d w a s a d d ressed by Prof. Bi n aya k Roth, NI S E R; Prof. D. V Ra m o n a ,
X I M B a n d Prof. P. P. Math u r, V C , K i l T U n iversity. T h e Seco n d Session o n " I n n ovatio n i n
H ig h e r E d u cation" was cha i red b y S h ri Ma d h us u d a n Pad h i , C o m m issioner- c u m
Secreta ry, Depa rtment o f I nfo rmation Tec h n o l ogy, Govt. o f Odisha. Prof. Tri locha n
Pra d h a n , C h a i rm a n , H i g he r E d u cation Tas k Force, Govt. of O d i s h a ; Prof. S. Srira m ,
D i recto r, G reat La kes I n stitute o f M a n a g e m e nt a n d Prof. B. K. Mish ra , D i rector, I MMT
a d d ressed the session.
w
I
...... �
al Convention
EDBY
TMENT, GOVT. OF ODISHA
,NT, KilT UNIVERSITY
&
,TE. LTD., SINGAPORE
NEWS&
Events
.I-
The F i n a l Session on " E d u p reneu rs h i p as a Ca reer"
was c h a i red by S h ri G Ma ith i Vath a n a n , C h a i rm a n
c u m - M a n a g i n g D i recto r, I P I C O L . S h ri P.V Ra m o n a ,
C h a i rm a n , I T M G ro u p o f I n stitutions; M r. Amit
Ag n i h otri, C h a i rm a n , M BAU nive rse. com and M r.
Tri d i besh Ba n d opad hyay, D i recto r, l nS ki l ls put fo rwa rd
their views on ta king u p E d u pre n e u rs h i p as a ca reer
o pti o n . E a rl ie r, i n h i s we lcome a d d ress, D r. Seng u pta
h i g h l i g hted on h ow H E F as a n i n stitutio n is a i m i ng at
ach ievi n g the refo rms that I nd i a needs in te rms of
Soci a l I nfrastructu re ( i . e . E d u cation a n d Hea lth) . Late
S h ri K. K. Patna i k wa s conferred The H ig he r E d u cation
F o r u m L i fet i m e Ac h i e ve m e n t Awa rd fo r h i s
a c h i eve ments i n the fie l d of h i g h e r e d u cation o n the
occasion.
T h e c o n v e n t i o n was a tt e n d e d b y e m i n e n t
a ca d e m icians, i n d ustry p ra ctitio n e rs a n d h i g h e r
ed u cation stu de nts .
Shri. P. V. Ramana,
Chairman, ITM Group of
Institutions, Mumbai.
Dr. A. K. Sengupta,
Founder and Convenor,
Human Education Forum
Shri. T. Bandopadhay,
Director,
InSkills, Kolkata.
Mr. Rajesh Panda,
Chairperson, Higher
Education Forum, Odisha
Mr. Amit Agnihotri,
Chairman,
MBAUniverse.com, Noida.
Prof. D. V. Ramana,
XIMB,
Bhubaneswar.
KilT
R e v
Mr. A. Chadha,
Director (Corporate Affairs),
Intel, South Asia
Shri. G. M. Vathanan,
Chairman-cum-Managing
Director, IPICOL.
International Women's Day
Celebrated at KilT
KilT University celebrated the International Women's Day on 8th March 2013.
Inaugurating the programme, Shri M. C. Bhandare, His Excellency the Governor of
Odisha said that women's role is pivotal to a healthy society. Status of wo men in society has
i m p roved sig n ifica ntly a n d there is g reate r visi b i l ity of s uccess of wom e n n ow tha n it was some yea rs before,
he re ma rked, a d d i n g th a n it reflects a stro n g dete rm i nation to shed the biased i m a g e of wo m e n as wea k a n d
dependa nt.
Decrying viole nce a g a i nst wo m e n , S h ri B h a n d a re s a i d it is neither a new p h e n o m e n o n , n o r is it confi ned to certa i n
cou ntries. It is a wo rldwide p h e n o m e n o n that cuts a c ross a l l sections o f society a n d cu ltu re, he a d d ed. H e s a i d ,
constitutio n g ra nts eq u a l ity t o wo m e n a n d em powe rs the state t o a d o pt m e a s u res for ne utra l iz i n g the socio eco n o m i c a n d pol itica l d i sa dva ntages i n case o f wo m e n.
Padma Vibhushan Dr. Sonal Mansingh, eminent Odissi exponent i n her speech s a i d , God exists where
wo m e n a re wors h i p ped. Moth e r is a creator, so she is a lso a form of God, she said. S h e a l so recited a H i n d i poem
h i g h l ig hting the theme of wom e n eq u a l ity.
Ms. Pooja Bedi, eminent actress and columnist
sa i d , wo men s h o u l d j o i n h a n d s to face the day-to - d a y a nti fe m a l e
a ctivities. S h e s a i d there s h o u l d b e h a rsh p u n is h ment f o r m e n f o r h a rass i n g wo m e n. Wo m e n s h o u l d be awa re o f va rious l aws
for them, s h e a d d ed.
Ms. Dolly Thakore, eminent thespian and columnist re m a rked that even t h o u g h it is s a i d that m i n d set of men a re
cha n g i n g towa rds wom e n , statistics poi nts othe rwise. A wo m a n faces m o l estation o r ra pe every h a lf a n h o u r a n d death eve ry
o n e a n d h a lf a n h o u r, she poi nted out.
Eminent panelists
Padma Vibhushan Dr. Sonal Mansingh,
eminent Odissi exponent Ms. Pooja Bedi, eminent
actress and columnist Ms. Dolly Thakore, eminent
thespian and columnist Dr. Shruti Mohapatra,
Founder, Anjali Prof. Nayntara Padhi,
IGNOU, New Delhi Ms. Adyasha Satapathy,
Chief Executive, Dharitri and Odisha Post
Ms Tanaya Patnaik, Director, Radio Chocolate
Ms. Anu Choudhury, Ollywood actress
Ms. Aruna Mohanty, Noted Odissi Dancer
-.LY.Li::t.
Sangita Gosain, Professor, Culture University.
'
A'
Celebratio
I nternatlonal w
der Equality
(From L) Dr. A. Samanta, Ms.
Pooja Bedi, Actor & Columnist,
Padma Vibhushan Dr. Sonal
Mansingh, Eminent Cultural
Personality & Social Activist, His
Excellency The (then) Governor of
Odisha Shri M. C. Bhandare, at
the inaugural function of 'KSHA'
Celebration of International
Women's Day in KilT.
n of
o......,.
•
Leitmotiv
International Women's Day
.... n.a, ..... a•
"Gender Equality - Leitmotiv of a Civilized
Orga_ni.'i_ed ��·
KilT University, Bhubaneswar
(From L) Dr. Iti Samanta, Editor, Kadambini (Popular Odia Magazine), Ms. Anu Choudhury, Noted Ollywood Actor, Ms. Tanaya
Patnaik, Director, Radiochocolate, Bhubaneswar, Dr. Sruti Mohapatra, Founder, Anjalli, Ms. Adyasha Satapathy, Chief Executive,
Dharitri & Odisha Post, Prof. Nayantara Padhi, IGNOU, New Delhi, Ms. Aruna Mohanty, Eminent Odissi Danser and Ms. Sangita
Gosain, Professor, Culture University & Noted Singer during an interactive session held on the occassion of 'KSHA' - Celebration of
International Women's Day in KilT.
I n h i s we lcome a d d ress, Dr. A. Samanta, Founder, KilT &
said that h i story is witness that where wo men get i m po rta nce
and respect, there is p rospe rity. While in KilT 30 percent seats
KISS
are reserved for girls, KISS too places high importance
on girl's education. Ms. Saswati Bal, President, KilT &
KISS
a l so spoke on the occa s i o n , wh i l e Prof. P. P. Mathur, VC,
p ro poses vote of tha n ks . The i n a u g u ra l ceremony
was fo l l owed by two p a n e l d iscussions o n the topic 'Ge n d e r eq u a l ity
- Leitmotiv of a civi l ized society' .
KilT University
E m i nent pa n e l ists i n c l uded Dr. Shruti Mohapatra, Founder,
Anjali; Prof. Nayntara Padhi, IGNOU, New Delhi; Ms.
Adyasha
Odisha
Satapathy,
Post;
Ms
Chief
Tanaya
Executive,
Patnaik,
Dharitri
Director,
and
Radio
Chocolate; Ms. Anu Choudhury, Ollywood actress, Ms.
Aruna Mohanty, Noted Odissi Dancer and Ms. Sangita
Gosain, Professor, Culture University.
KilT
R e v
University to Implement SAP
KilT Becomes India' s First University
KilT Drama Festival 'Kalakaar'
to Implement SAP
KilT Becomes India's First
Seminar on Recent Advances in
Mechanical Engineering
Librarians' Development
Programme at KilT
KilT University has become the first university of the country to begin
implementing SAP using Big Bang approach. SAP (I) is facilitating
implementation work in all schools of the University in four areas Financial
Accounting,
Materials
Management,
Human
Capital
Management and Students Life Cycle Management.
The kick- off p rog ra m m e
f o r SAP i m p l e m e ntatio n at K i l T U n iversity, na med 'Ekla baya', wa s h e l d o n 8th May
2 0 1 3 , which was g raced by m a ny e m i nent perso n a l ities i n c l u d i n g D r. A. S a m a nta ,
Fo u n d e r, K i l T & KISS a n d the Vice President (Services) of SAP I n d i a . The E nte rprise
Appl ications M a n a g ement (EAM) Divisi o n , K i l T Head and the Pro g ra m m e M a n a g e r,
Prof. Ni h a r R. Beu ra stressed that the i m p l e m e ntation wi l l h e l p i n i nteg ratio n of a l l the
busi ness processes a c ross the schools and ensu re tra nspa re n cy by p rovi d i n g rig ht
i nformation to the stu de nts, fa cu lty, staff, a n d oth e r sta ke h o l d e rs . The Vice President
fro m SAP (I) went o n to say that, the re lationsh i p with K i l T wi l l g o l o n g way. Not only the
a p p l i cations wo u l d a d d i m mense va l u e to K i l T operations, but wo u l d p rove to be
i n stru menta l i n rei nforc i n g the leaders h i p ro le of KilT i n the ed u cation sector, he a d d ed .
KilT University has
become the first
university of the country
to begin implementing
SAP using Big Bang
approach. SAP (I) is
KilT Drama Festival 'Kalakaar'
facilitating
implementation work in
K i l T D ra m a Festiva l 'Ka l a ka a r'
was h e l d on 3 1 st Ma rch 2 0 1 3 .
It was one of its kind eve nt
having m a ny exciti n g ro u nds
a n d p rizes o n offer. E m i n ent
I n d i a n D ra m a t i st M r. La l it
Mo h a n Tiwa ry g ra c e d t h e
occasion a s C h ief G u est a n d
d istri b uted p rizes t o the best
a rtistes in the presence of D r. A.
S a m a nta , Fo u nd e r, KilT & KISS
and Prof. Dolo G o b i n d a Roth,
Professor, 'Sa m ba d ' D ra m a Schoo l . H a n raj C o l l ege of Del h i U n iversity won the to p
prize worth Rs . 40,000 i n the m o n o a ct p l a y d ivis i o n , w h i l e K i l T U n ive rsity a n d G I FT
were the fi rst a n d seco nd ru n ne rs u p c l a i m i n g p rizes wo rth Rs . 20,000 a n d 1 0,000
res pective ly. S i m i l a rly in 'Nu kkad -Nata k' d ivis i o n , KilT D ra m atic Society won the fi rst
prize of Rs . 25,000 . Among oth e rs Prof. P. P. Math u r, VC, K i l T U n ivers ity, D r. Sasm ita
S a m a nta , Reg istra r a n d D r. S u c h eta Priya bad i n i , Jt. Reg istra r were present on the
occasion . 'Ka l a ka a r' was o rg a n ized by KilT D ra m atic Society, which provides a
p l atfo rm to h o n e a cti ng s ki l ls, express views th ro u g h va rious a cts, d ra m a , m i m icry,
sta n d - u p comedies, ta l ks a n d eve nts re lati n g to this fie l d . From this yea r, 'Ka l a ka a r'
wo u l d be the a n n u a l theatre com petitio n of the K i l T D ra matic Society.
all schools of the
University in four areas
Financial Accounting,
Materials Management,
Human Capital
Management and
Students Life Cycle
Management.
OKIIT Rev e
w
...... �
NEWS&
Events
.I-
Seminar on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering
@
RECENT ADVAN
t��
�
;
�
L ENGINEERING
Under the aegis of MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DIVISION
�qt .:Jnstitution of �nginms (olnllia),
0
ODISHA STATE CENTRE
The Odisho State Center of the I nstitutio n of E n g i neers ( I n d i a ) , i n co l l a boratio n with K i l T U n iversity, o rg a n ized a two - d a y Al l I nd i a Nati o n a l
Sem i n a r o n 'Rece nt Adva n ces i n Mech a n ica l E n g i neeri n g ' u nd e r the aegis o f Mech a n i ca l E n g i neeri ng Division d u ri n g Ma rch 1 6 - 1 7, 2 0 1 3 .
The sem i n a r was o rg a n ized to d iscuss the recent a dva n ces i n desi g n , m a n ufa ctu ri n g a n d therm a l e n g i neeri ng to i m p rove the q u a l ity,
prod u ctivity a n d envi ro n menta l i m pact d u ri n g the m a n ufactu ri ng of the e n g i neeri n g prod u cts . Dr R. K. Biswa l , Cha i rma n of the Center,
presided ove r the f u n ction a n d we lcomed the d i g n ita ries a n d delegates . Prof. ( D r.) Debo Ku m a r Tri pathy, Pro -VC, K i l T U n iversity, i n h i s keynote
a d d ress, d iscussed a bout the a dva nced m a n ufactu ri n g s u c h as ra pid prototype a n d a d d itive m a n ufactu ri ng which ca n be i m p l e m e nted for
e n h a ncement of batch type m a n ufactu ri n g .
D r. S u d h i r Ku m a r Ka shya p , Pri n c i p a l Scie ntist a n d H e a d , Centra l I n stitute o f M i n i n g a n d F u e l Resea rch (C I M F R) , CS I R- M i n i stry o f Science &
Tec h n o l ogy, Govt. of I n d i a , D h a n bo d , the G u est of Ho n o u r, d i scu ssed a bout the o pti m izatio n of m i n e s u pport pa ra m ete rs by a rtifici a l n e u ra l
network s i m u lati o n s . A Souve n i r wa s b ro u g ht out o n this occasio n . Prof ( D r.) S M Al i , H o n o ra ry Secreta ry of the ce nter, pro posed the vote of
tha n ks . A l a rge n u m ber of tech n i ca l papers were p rese nted by the experts i n the field from va rio u s i n d u stries a n d academia . Prof. ( D r.) K. C .
S i n g h , Dea n , School of Mech a n ica l E n g i neeri n g , K i l T U n iversity, Prof. ( D r.) A . K. Ro ut, Convener a n d B ri g . S . K. Mish ra , Jt. Convener, AIS20 1 3 ,
a lso spoke on this occasio n .
Librarians' Development Programme at KilT
A L i b ra ria ns' Deve l o p ment Pro g ra m m e (LD P) was
co n d u cted at K i l T o n Apri l 1 2 - 1 3 , 2 0 1 3 . It was
i n a u g u rated in the p resence of Prof. P. P. Math u r, VC,
KilT U n iversity, D r. A. K . Roth, C h a i rm a n , Ce ntra l
Li b ra ry C o m m ittee, K i l T, Prof. An i l Ku m a r, l i M
Ah m a d a b a d , D r. T. S . Ku m ba r, l iT Go n d h i n o g a r a n d
other d i sti n g u i shed l i b ra ry scie ntists fro m d iffe rent
u n ivers ities of Odisho . I n a u g u rati n g the two - d a y
prog ra m m e, Prof. Math u r outl i ned the h i sto ry o f l i b ra ry
a n d its present d i g ita l syste m . H e d escribed the
evo l ution of l i b ra ry ove r o period of 700 yea rs . At
(L to R) Dr. B . Rautaray, Sr. Librarian, KilT, Prof. A. K . Rath, School of Civil
present it is poss i b l e to a ccess a ny l i b ra ry i n the g l obe
Engg & Chairman, Central Library Committee, KilT, Prof. P. P. Mathur, VC,
and get a ny i nformatio n fro m it by s i n g l e cl ick, he sa i d .
KilT and Dr. A. Kumar, Librarian and Head NICMAN, liM, Ahmedabad at the
Poi nting o u t t h e ide ntity crisis o f l i b ra ri a n s , he inauguration of Librarians' Development Programme (LDP) on Emerging
e m p h asized that the l i b ra ri a n s should be read e rs' Issues in Librarianship in KilT.
fri e n d l y, so that the n u m be r rea d e rs ca n i n crease. D r.
Roth i n h i s we lcome a d d ress i nformed a bout the h u g e
a n d worl d - cl a ss l i b ra ry o n the prem ises of K i l T U n iversity. It is o n e of the best l i b ra ries i n the eastern p a rt of I nd i a having m a n y rea der fri e n d l y
fa c i l ities, he s a i d , a d d i n g t h a t it has a s o u n d a n d co m p re h e nsive co l l ectio n o f both conventi o n a l a n d el ectro n i c reso u rces o n a l l bra n ches of
knowl edge with rob u st h i -tech i nfrastructu ra l fa c i l ities. M r. An i l Ku m a r said that in fore i g n cou ntries size a n d n u m be r of l i b ra ries a re i ncrea s i n g
with t h e i n crease o f rea d e rs . We s h o u l d try t o i n c rease o u r rea d e rs, so t h a t o u r l i b ra ries ca n i n c rease, he a d d ed . D r. Bijayl axm i Ro utray, S r.
L i b ra ria n , K i l T pro posed vote of tha n ks .
K I IT
KIDS C onducts Dental C amp
KIDS Conducts Dental Camp
World Health Day Celebrated at
KIMS & KIDS
World Health Week at KIMS
Oral Health Camp by KIDS
KIDS Celebrates World Dentist Day
Dental C amp by KIDS in progress at Love & Serve India (Bethel Girls ' Home),
Bhubaneswar.
Ka l i n g a I n stitute of De nta l Sciences {KI DS) , a constitu ent of K i l T U n iversity, co n d u cted a n
O ra l Hea lth Ca m p a t Love & Serve I nd i a {Beth el G i rls' H o m e) , B h u ba n eswa r. G i rls i n the
a g e g ro u p 6 - 1 2 yea rs were screened for denta l and ora l d i seases. Discou nted referra l
ca rd s to visit KIDS for va rio u s treatme nts we re ha nded ove r to the Di recto r of the Bethe l
G i rl s' H o m e . T h e stu de nts w h o were pa rt o f t h e ca m p vo l u nta ri ly boug ht toothpastes,
toothbrushes a n d ton g u e c l e a n e rs a n d d istri buted it a m o n g a l l the c h i l d re n . Afte r the
o ra l scree n i n g sess i o n , a l l the c h i l d ren were exp l a i ned a bout the co rrect b ru s h i n g
tec h n i q ues a n d ways t o m a i nta i n proper o ra l hyg i e n e . The D i recto r o f the Bethel G i rl s'
H o m e tha n ked the docto rs, stud e nts a n d the a d m i n istration of K I D S for i m pa rti n g o ra l
hea lth ca re to c h i l d ren a n d ca re g ivers a n d a lso p rese nted a n a pp reciation lette r for the
services re n d e red by KI DS.
The major highlight of
the event was the
World Health Day Celebrated at KIMS & KIDS
street play 'Daant ka
Wo rl d Hea lth Day was ce l e b rated by
Ka l i n g a I n stitute of Med ica l Sciences {KI MS)
a n d Ka l i ng a I nstitute of De nta l Sciences
{KI DS) , constitue nts of K i l T U n iversity, on
7th Apri l , 2 0 1 3 . Al l stu de nts of KIMS a n d
K I D S gathered t o pa rtici pate i n a ra l l y h e l d
o n the occa s i o n . The t h e m e o f t h e day was
"Co ntro l yo u r B l ood Press u re & Co ntro l
yo u r Life " . Prof. P. P. Math u r, V C , Ki lT
U n iversity, flagged off the ra l ly i n the
prese nce of D r. B. C . Das, Pri ncipa l , KIMS, D r. Sona l i Ka r, Dept of Com m u n ity Med icine,
D r. P. K. Das, Live l i h ood D i recto r, KISS a mo n g othe rs .
Daktar' by a flash mob
of students of KIDS. It
was a huge success
and created public
awareness on oral
health and the
dentist's role in it.
O KIIT Rev e
World Health Week at KIM S
Ka l i n g a I nstitute of Med i ca l Sciences {KI MS) , a constituent of K i l T U n iversity, observed
Wo rl d Hea lth Wee k from Apri l 2 - 7, 2 0 1 3 . Depa rtment of Com m u n ity Med icine of
KIMS offered free hea lth scree n i n g d u ri n g the period to test b l ood p ressu re, heig ht,
wei g ht a n d BMI . Tests were d o n e at Casua lty B l ock, KIMS. In an e l a bo rate p ro g ra m m e
d u ri n g t h e week, ra n g o l i , pa l m pa i nting, q u iz a n d a cti n g com petitions were h e l d o n
d iffe rent d a y s . These com petitions we re open f o r participa nts a bove 1 4 yea rs o f a g e . Al l
pa rticipa nts were g iven pa rtici pation certificates, w h i l e wi n n e rs were awa rded . The
observa nce c u l m i nated i nto a ra l l y o n Apri l 7 , which is i nte rnationa l l y observed as Wo rld
Hea lth Day, flagged off by Prof. P. P. Math u r, Vice C h a n c e l l o r, Ki lT U n iversity.
w
...... �
NEWS&
Events
.I-
Oral Health C amp by KIDS
Ka l i ng a I nstitute of De nta l Sciences (KI DS)
u nd e r Ki lT U n iversity co n d u cted an O ra l
Hea lth Ca m p o n the occasion of Wo rld Hea lth
Day in the two staff co l o n ies of NABARD at
C h a n d rasekh a rp u r, B h u ba neswa r o n 7th
Apri l , 2 0 1 3 . Acco rd i n g to the Wo rld Hea lth
O rg a n izatio n (WH O ) , ora l hea lth affects
g e n e ra l hea lth a n d thereby cha nges the
q u a l ity of l ife and we l l - be i n g of an i n d ivid u a l .
Moreove r, m o re th a n 9 0 percent o f a l l
syste m i c d i seases have ora l m a n ifestations. As
s u c h , the de ntist may be the fi rst hea lth ca re
p rovider to d i a g n ose a hea lth p ro b l e m . The
ca m p covered n e a rly 1 50 e m p l oyees of
NABARD a n d thei r fa m i l y m e m bers . The tea m
Oral Health Camp by KID S i n progress at staff colony o f NABARD,
com prised of 1 0 docto rs a n d assista nts fro m
Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar.
KIDS who performed consu ltatio n a n d a
thoro u g h o ra l scree n i n g with a dva nced
d i a g n ostic a i d s . I n the ca m p a n O ra l Cancer Scree n i n g was a lso d o n e by NOCPI a n d va rio u s to ba cco associated d iseases were d etected a n d
t h e patie nts we re refe rred t o K I D S f o r f u rther i n vestigation a n d treatm ent. Peo p l e were a lso ed u cated a bout m a i nta i n i ng p roper o ra l hyg i e n e
a n d a bout the i l l effects o f tobacco use t h ro u g h ba n ne rs .
KIDS C elebrates World Dentist Day
Ka l i n ga I n stitute of De nta l Sciences {KI DS) , a
constitu ent of K i l T U n iversity, ce l e b rated Wo rl d
Dentist Day on 6th Ma rch, 2 0 1 3 at the K I D S
a u d ito ri u m . D r. R. C . Das, Pri n c i pa l , KI DS, D r. B. C .
D a s , Dea n - c u m - Pri n c i pa l , KIMS, D r. S . B. O g a l e ,
Med ica l S u peri nte n d a nt, KIMS a n d M r. P. Pa rid a ,
M a n a g e ment Re presentative, K I M S g ra ced the
i n a u g u ra l cere m o n y.
The eve nt started with O RACAM P, a seve n - d a y
scree n i n g ca m p joi ntly o rg a n ized by NOC P I a n d
KI DS. This was fo l l owed by t h e Conti n u i n g De nta l
E d u cation (C D E) prog ra m m e . D r. Shya m S u n d a r
Beh u ra , S r. Lectu re r, Dept. o f O ra l & Maxi l l ofa cia l
Patho l ogy, KIDS prese nted h i s fi n d i n g s of a n O ra l
Hea lth S u rvey d o n e a m o n g the De nta l & Med ica l
stud e nts of KilT U n ivers ity i n re l ation to the
knowledge, attitude and pra ctices of ora l hea lth by means of a self-a d m i n istered q u esti o n n a i re . This was fo l l owed by a lectu re o n ' I nfa nt O ra l
Hea lth Ca re' b y D r. Ka n i ka S i n g h D h u l l , Read e r, Dept. of Pedodo ntics & Preve ntive De ntistry, KI DS. The l a st presentation was b y D r. Md
Ja l a l u d d i n , Rea der, Dept. of Pe riodo ntics, KIDS who spoke o n " D o We C a re for 3 2 Pea rls ?". In a nothe r sess i o n , the f i n a l ro u n d of the De nto
Q u iz co ntest was h e l d . It was fo l l owed by a series of eve nts l i ke a Theme D a n ce, a Doc u m enta ry-The Pu b l i c Ve rd ict a n d e n d i n g with a ra m p wa l k
that ca rried the messa ge of each d e p a rtme nt's contri bution to De ntistry. Some com petitions for stu de nts were co n d u cted o n 5th Ma rc h , 2 0 1 3
that i n c l uded Theme Pa i nti ng, I m a g i n a ry C a rving a n d pre l i m s of De nto Q u iz. D r. R. C . Das a n d D r. J. J. Pat h i , A. O . , K I D S d i stri b uted prizes to
the wi n n e rs at the end of the f u n ction . O ra l Consu ltatio n & Scree n i n g a l ong with O ra l Cancer Scree n i n g was made free on 6th Ma rch 2 0 1 3 .
The major h i g h l ig ht of the eve nt was the street p l a y ' D a a nt ka Do kto r' by a flash mob of stu de nts of K I D S . It was a h u g e s u ccess a n d created
p u b l i c awa reness o n ora l hea lth a n d the d e ntist's ro l e in it. It was decided to m a ke street p l a y a pa rt of eve ry d e nta l ca m p in futu re so that p u b l i c
awa reness o n o ra l hea lth, i l l - effects o f tobacco a n d i m po rta nce o f de ntists i n p reventi n g a n d treati ng o ra l d iseases ca n rea ch t h e peo p l e ,
especia l ly those res i d i n g i n ru ra l a reas. The we lcome a d d ress w a s d e l ivered by D r. R. C . Das. D i g n ita ries present spoke o n the ro le o f d entists i n
p reventi ng a n d treati ng o ra l d i seases . T h e y a lso e m p h asized o n ca rry i n g dentistry t o the ru ra l po p u l atio n . The vote o f tha n ks w a s p ro posed b y
D r. Shya m S u n d a r Beh u ra , Fa cu lty I n - c h a rge, Stu d e nt Affa i rs .
K I IT
Achyuta S amanta Becomes Member of NCTE
Achyuta Samanta, Founder, KilT & KISS has recently been nominated as a member ofNational Council for Teacher
Education (NCTE), a statutory body of Govt. ofIndia. A notification to this effect has beenpublished in The Gazette of
India, No. 9 76, dated May 1, 2013. Ministry ofHuman Resource Development, Govt. ofIndia has nominated Samanta to
NCTE in recognition of his commendable contribution in thefield of mass education. He has become the first Odia to
become a member of this body. Samanta will officiate in this capacity for a tenure of three years and be involved in
framingpolicy on various matters in NCTE. NCTE, the apex bodyforpolicy making in the area ofschool education, has
secretary-level officials ofGovt. ofIndia and eminent educationists as its members. Samanta has expressed gratitude to
the Ministry ofHuman Resource Development, Govt. ofIndiafornominating him to the body.
' The Times' from London Lauds
Dr. A. S amanta, Founder KilT & KIS S
Yet again, Dr. Achyuta Samanta, Founder of
THE
Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology
(KilT)
and
Kalinga
Institute
of
Social
Sciences (KISS) has been lauded for his
commendable works in the field of social
welfare by the most prestigious news paper
of the world 'The Times' from London which
was established in 1788.
H a i l i ng Sa m a nta's re l e ntless work for em powe ri ng the
poorest of the poor tri b a l s l iv i n g i n the l owest strata of
society i n I nd i a t h ro u g h ed ucati o n , the d a i l y has g iven
a co m p rehensive report. Appreciati ng S a m a nta's
l ove for a l l re l i g ions a n d his secu l a r attitude, despite
l1 1 £ TIMES I Saturday April l3 20l3
Help tri bal people out of poverty but don't proselytise
-- dl n ----...--.. Z I aud
S.rdllr
Cl'l'do
:��::'�::!.�r: !
' �o
lladOIIIeridtas.AehyutaSamanta,a
��
��=c:.�D
�=
J
lribal dllldi'I':ILAssomeonewho
gnowupin disna!IJO"ert
y, and
onothelstkreliglons
donothaveagood
recon:lofinteracti
with tribalcultu�l
ishardly!iliJlllisi ng.ff
you i'I!'Prd tribalpeopleandthelr
religionasprimitiveandyour
eYentual goal i5to savetloemthrougb
convenion,thenyouareootgoingto
paymochattentlontotht!lrown
bopesanddeslres.Orbetoo
roncemedwilhpresel'\llngth�ir
rolture and wa�
i g. Christian
mlsslonaries,parllrolar1yofthe
Amerkane¥a"ge�cal variety,ln!
periiRps lbeWOI'$Iolfendei'$.MUSIIms
too look down on �pagan" tribe and
Jftkto ronm'l them to Islam
h n Bhuba
,
M
ol'll� n
l.asl ll'IOIIt , l
oJeSwar
�.,:;::a��=��;ed
uOOerSiands tJMopligbtoflribal
people. Butwhatnoally moliYates
himistheHindunolionofSII'IOQ Or
= ��=!:f�
se�
tehelping
the poor andlhe iJWllnalised,and
�:=£��!�
oompaWon,sympalhy andfeeling
rorhumanity. Bulln monothelstic
l1'1iglonslhe tompasslonale,theoM5
whoarehttpinslhepoor,andlhe
5Ubjrdofrompasslon, lherecelven
oflhegoodde(>ds.are trparale and
diSII III('Ientities. lnHindu lhoughl.
however,GodrtSiclesin•ll animllte
andlnanlm��telhlrcs.The5el'llerand
theSIIfYedare on... andthesame.Ry
H"rvinghumanityooeisactually
serving oneself. Thus KWO Is always
doMwltllout��pedationalany
reward(incllldinlaplotin paradise).
hopeofconvenion,andwithout
underminingtb�dignityor
de:slroylnllh�H"If�ol'th�
t.merKiary.
Samanta, whosllldledchemislry,is
oerlainly not intnesledin
con�rsioiL A 51:rict�arian,he
wearslittleel!!l!but biiH'jfoansand
whitekurta(longlndianshirt)and
li�esfrugaUy.Aitho1.11hh�reminds
oneofGandhi, h�saysh�lsnota
follower. �I jus! shatt Gandhi's
dreamofeducatingthetribal
.
Hehas62 differentindigen011s
tribl'slnOdish.a.Mostofthemarein
aprettydirestateandunder'"el'l!'
pri!SSIIIl! IO assimilate. Th� la�
,.,., .
Santhal.hasapopulationaljusiO"m"
300,000; most ha� bHn con�erted
toCIIristianityb
y Jesuit pri(>sts. with
��:.�i��
smallerunesconsislof�Kt l1ll0n' than
afewhundredpeopte.Their
_ .�. _.....II"!'!:_
..
economy,based on huntlngand
J'isllingandrnolvi1J8 aroundthe
forest. has been de¥astatedby
deforestation andmining.Th�r
languages lll'l!' disa�ari113 fMt:but
theyareRghting hardtoprese!W
tbelrrichanddlstinctl�ecultures.
Samantastarledhis project inl992
withmtl�cashandonlyl2 studenls.
ltopandedrapidiyMwitbthe
blesslngsofGodand persislent
effort".Hebu�t twoeducational
inslitutioru:a conventional.but
highlyprofitablete�:hnical
uni�rsity, Kalingalnstilut�of
::t��i:!��
n
a
��
ofSociaiSciences(KISS).
KIS.Sprovldesfree education,from
primaryso:hoolto
duale
�h
ld
ies,lndudingmedoclntand
blotec:hoology,for20,000�hlldrm
from themost deprivedtribesof
Odisha-those ine¥enworse
conditionsthanthe �sched111ed
casteandtribe", rec:ognbed bythe
slateandenlltledto affinnlllive
action inthe Conslitutionoflndia.
�
They llrl! hou!led ln newlybuHt
resldentialblocks,and pro��ldecl wUh
threesquaremeals.TIH>re isa
hospital ontbecampus:lherewasan
outbreakofchicken� whenl
visited.There arealsofadlillesfor
sludentstoprao:tlse and dewlop th�ir
owntriblllarts.m�l\s,danceand
otherformsofcultur<�lnpressions.
Herelstbeinnovative bit:KISSis
largely fiiWK'\'d bythel,200faculty
and2,300supportstafl'ofKIIT.StatT
lll'l!' m:juiredtopay3 percentoftheir
salarytosupporttheeducationof
tribalchildren.Muslimswould
r«ognise thlsaszakat:the obligatOf)'
talduetothe poor.
Samanta, OVIINel!i nghls
lnstilulioMfrom anopen otr�ce
underanaromatk:ka.dambatree,
��:;�!,r.ofco�n�;� tto
MJI(Mrlyl!nldk:ationthro��gh
educatlon on a massscaleM.That'ta
Cl't!ed l tlln bappilyendorse.
lllu ddlnS.d.WislhecMirolthi:Musllm
-·�
being a H i n d u , the re port has l a uded S a m a nta for
creati n g an a m b i a n ce of re l ig i o u s to l e ra nce, good
soci a l work t h ro u g h synerg izati o n with form a l
e d u cati o n .
I n h i s writi n g Zia u d d i n S a rd a r, a n e m i nent j o u rna l ist,
sh owered p ra i ses o n S a m a nta putti n g h i m o n a
d iffe rent ped esta l being so u n l i ke of the prea chers of
va rious re l i g ions who try to h e l p people o n l y afte r
converti ng the m . Descri b i n g S a m a nta for bei n g
m otivated b y h i s own H i n d u n otion o f 'seva' or service
to h u m a n ity, The Ti mes has h a i led S a m a nta a s a m a n
d o i n g service with out expectation o f a ny rewa rd a n d a
fo l l ower of G a n d h i's d rea m of ed u cati ng the tri b a l
c h i l d ren without a ny pressu re o n t h e m t o assi m i l ate rather
S a m a nta , he has writte n extensively a bout the model chosen by
p rovid i n g them with a l l fa c i l ities to reta i n their own i n d ivid u a l
them to a parti cu l a r fa ith .
d i g n ity a n d cu ltu ra l va riati o n . Pra i s i n g t h e cath o l icity of
I T
R e v
e w
h i m to h e l p the d owntrod d e n with out a n y i nte ntion of converti ng
...... �
NEWS&
Events
.I-
It is, i ndeed, a g reat h o n o u r fo r a ny i n d ivid u a l to fi n d a p l a ce i n 'The Ti mes, Lon d o n' bei n g a n o rd i n a ry h u m a n being, sa id Sa m a nta ca n d i d l y
w h i l e he ca me t o know a bout it fro m h i s friends i n Lo n d o n who were e u p h o ric fo r the fa ct t h a t with Sa m a nta , the enti re state o f Odisha i n
g e n e ra l a n d B h u ba n eswa r i n p a rticu l a r beca me m o re known i n t h e worl d for a g reat reaso n . To b e featu red i n t h e l a rgest c i rc u l ated E n g l is h
d a i l y fro m Lo n d o n , ' T h e Ti m es' which se l l s n e a rly 4 (fo u r) m i l l io n copies a day, is i n itse lf a g reat h o n o u r for a ny i n d ivid u a l , said a p ro m i nent
UK based I nd i a n i n Lo n d o n . Sa m a nta has a l ready s h a red the pri nti ng space with many i l l ustrious i n d ivid u a l s i n the pages of T I M E , 'Rea d e r's
D i g est' a n d m a ny oth er i m porta nt p u b l ications a c ross the worl d .
Help tribal people out of poverty but don't proselytise
(Reproducedfrom 'The Times ' London, Saturday Apri/ 13, 2013)
Monotheistic re l i g ions do n ot have a g ood reco rd of i nte ra cti n g
peo p l e . " H e h a s 6 2 d iffe re nt i n d igenous tribes i n Odisha . Most of
with tri b a l c u ltu res. It is h a rd l y s u rp ris i n g . If y o u reg a rd tri b a l
them a re in a pretty d i re state a n d u nd e r severe p ress u re to
peo p l e a n d the i r re l i g i o n as pri m itive a n d yo u r eventu a l goa l is to
ass i m i late. The l a rg est, · S a n tha i , has a popu lation of j u st over
save them thro u g h convers i o n , then you a re n ot g o i n g to pay
300,000; m ost h ave been converted to C h ristia n ity by Jes u it p riests,
m u ch atte ntio n to their own h o pes and desires. O r be too
with o n l y a ha n dfu l sti l l a d heri n g to tra d itio n a l tri b a l re l i g io n s . The
concerned with preserving their c u ltu re and ways of l ivi n g .
s m a l l e r o n es consist of n o m o re tha n a few h u n d red peo p l e . Their
C h ristia n m issiona ries, pa rticu l a rl y o f t h e America n eva n g e l i ca l
economy, based o n h u nti n g and fis h i n g and revo lving a ro u n d the
va riety, a re perh a ps the worst offe n d e rs . M u s l i m s too look d own
fo rest, has been d evastated by d efo restation and m i n i n g . Their
l a n g uages a re d i sa p pea ri n g fast; but they
o n " p a g a n " tribes and seek to convert them
to I s l a m .
a re fig hting h a rd to preserve their rich
KISS provides free education, from primary
and d i sti n ctive c u ltu re s . S a m a nta
Last month, in B h u ba n eswa r, capita l of
school to postgraduate studies, including
sta rted his project i n . l 9 92 with l ittle cash
the southeast I nd i a n state of O d i s h a , I
and o n l y 1 2 stu de nts . It expa nded
medicine and biotechnology, for 20,000
met a devout H i n d u whohad othe r
ra p i d l y "with the bless i n g s of God a n d
Children from the most deprived tribes o f
i d e a s . Achyuta Sa m a nta , a se lf- effa c i n g
p e rs i ste n t effo rt" . H e b u i l t two
Odisha- those i n even worse conditions than
b a c h e l o r a p p ro a c h i n g 5 0 , h a s
ed u cati o n a l i n stitutio n s : a
the " scheduled castes and tribes " , recognised
dedicated h i s l ife to ed u cati n g tri b a l
conventi o n a l , but h i g h ly . p rofita b l e
c h i l d re n . A s someone who g rew u p i n
by the state and entitled to affirmative action
tec h n ica l u n iversity, Ka l i ng a I n stitute of
d i s m a l poverty, a n d stru g g led t o look
in the Constitution of India.
I nd ustri a l Tech n o l ogy (Ki lT) a n d its tri b a l
afte r h i s widowed m oth e r a n d e d u cate
cou nterpa rt, Ka l i ng a I nstitute of Soci a l
h i m self, he u nd e rsta nds the p l i g ht of
S c i e n ces (KI SS) . K I S S p rovides free
tri b a l peo p l e . But what rea l l y m otivates h i m is the H i n d u notion of
ed u cati o n , fro m pri m a ry school to postg ra d u ate stu d ies, i n c l u d i n g
sewao r service to h u m a n ity.
medicine a n d biotec h n o l ogy, for 20,000 C h i l d ren fro m t h e m ost
d e p rived tribes of O d i s h a - those in eve n worse cond itions t h a n the
Most re l i g ions advocate h e l p i n g the poor a n d the m a rg i n a l ized,
"sched u l ed castes and tri bes", recog n ised by the state and e ntitled to
and a l l eviati n g suffe ri n g . These com m a n d s a re i n s p i red by
affi rmative a ction i n the Constitutio n of I n d i a .
co m passion, sympathy and fee l i n g fo r h u m a n ity. But in
m o n otheistic re l i g ions the com passionate, the ones who a re
They a re h o u sed i n newly b u i lt residenti a l b l ocks, a n d p rovided with
h e l p i n g the poor, a n d the s u bject of co m pass i o n , the receivers of
t h ree sq u a re mea l s . There is a hospita l o n the ca m p u s ; there was a n
the good deeds, a re sepa rate a n d d i stinct e ntities. I n H i n d u
outbrea k of ch icken pox when I visited . There a re a lso fa c i l ities for
thoug ht, howeve r, God resides i n a l l a n i mate a n d i n a n i m ate
stu de nts to pra ctise a n d d eve l o p their. own tri b a l a rts, c 1 ·afts, d a nce
th i n g s . The server a n d the served a re one a n d the sa m e . By
and othe r forms of cu ltu ra l exp ressions. H e re is the i n n ovative bit:
servi n g h u m a n ity o n e is a ctu a l ly d o n e without expectation of a ny
KISS is l a rgely fi n a n ced by the 1 ,200 fa cu lty and 2,300 s u pport staff
rewa rd (incl u d i n g a p l ot i n pa ra d iseL hope of convers i o n , a n d
of K i l l Staff a re req u i red to pay 3 per cent of their sa l a ry to su pport
without u nd e rm i n i n g t h e d i g n ity o r destroy i n g t h e se lf- respect of
the e d u cation of tri b a l ch i l d re n . M u s l i m s wou l d recog n ise this a s
the beneficia ry. S a m a nta , who stu d ied c h e m i stry, is certa i n l y n ot
Za kat: the o b l i g atory t a x d u e t o the poor. S a m a nta , ove rseei n g h i s
i nte rested i n conversion . A strict vegeta ria n , he wea rs l ittl e else
i n stitutions fro m a n open office u nd e r a n a ro m atic Ka d a m ba tree,
but blue jea ns and wh ite ku rta (long I n d i a n s h i rt) a n d l ives
sees it a s an i nteg ra l pa rt of his re l ig i o u s outlook and co m m itment
fru g a l ly. Although he re m i nd s one of G a n d h i , he says he is not a
to " poverty era d icatio n t h ro u g h e d u cation o n a mass sca le". That's a
fo l l ower. " I j u st s h a re Ga n d h i's d re a m of e d u cati ng the tri ba l
creed I ca n h a p p i l y e n d o rse.
KilT
R e v
KIITians Design Yet
Another Prototype C ar for BAJA SAE
Stu de nts of 2"d Yea r Mech a n ica l E n g i neeri n g h ave ach ieved
s i g n ifica nt s u ccess in desi g n i n g a p rototype ca r fo r the presti g i o u s
BAJA ATV com petiti o n . The ca r, which has b e e n co m p l eted with i n
a month, roa rs with a 350cc e n g i n e i nteg rated with a co m pa ct
gea r box a n d d iffe renti a l syste m . It has centra l ized steeri ng with a l l
the safety featu res (as per BAJA SAE ru l e book) , with a top class
d o u b l e wish bone suspension syste m , clocking a to p s peed of 60
km p h . It is a n enti rely 'homemade' project with a l m ost all pa rts
being self m a n ufactu red at the works h o p of School of Mech a n i ca l
E n g i neeri n g o f K i l T U n iversity.
The stu de nts co m p l eted the project u nd e r the g u id a nce of Prof.
I s h a m Pa n i g ra h i , Facu lty Advisor a n d M r. Al o k Ra nja n Swa i n .
'Te a m Mec h k reation', as the stud ents' tea m i s ca l l ed, is l e d b y Aj it
Pa n d ey a n d has Bis h n u Prata p, Binesh, S u b h a m , Am it, Arif,
Raj k u m a r, Prateek, Bansa l Raj a n d Ro hit as m e m bers . The project
has attra cted h i g h com m e n d ations from D r. Achyuta S a m a nta ,
Fo n d e r Ki lT & KISS, fa cu lty a n d seniors .
KIMS Students Bag Gold Medals in UU Convocation
M B BS stud ents o f Ka l i n g a I nstitute o f Med i ca l Sciences (KI MS) , a constituent o f K i l T U n iversity, bagged G o l d Med a l s i n t h e 45'h An n u a l
Co nvocatio n o f Utka l U n iversity o n 25'h Apri l 2 0 1 3 . KIMS a c h i eved t h e d isti n ction o f wi n n i n g t h e h i g hest n u m be r o f g o l d meda ls a m ong a l l
med ica l col leges o f O d i s h a . T h e stu de nts received t h e meda l s fro m Prof. Pra s h a nt Ku m a r Sa h u , V C , Utka l U n iversity i n t h e convocatio n
cere m o n y which w a s g ra ced by S h ri Pra n a b M u kh e rjee, H is Exce l l e n cy the President o f I nd i a , S h ri S . C . Ja m i r, H i s Exce l l e n cy the Gove rnor of
Odisha a n d S h ri Naveen Patna i k, Hon'ble C h ief M i n iste r of Odisha . Five stu de nts - Jigya nsa l psita Patna i k, Pa l lavi Priya d a rs h i n i Sa h u ,
Aj ites h Avi n a s h , An i ndya Naya k a n d B a rs h a ba i s h a k h i Pa nda - cornered te n meda l s for sec u ri n g h i g hest m a rks i n t h e exa m i nati o n . Jigyansa
won fo u r i n d ivid u a l medals, n a m e l y, D r. Ana nda l a l Bose Memori a l Gold Meda l , Ata l B i h a ri Sena pati Memori a l Gold Med a l , Lt. Bijay
Ku m a r Patra Memori a l Gold Med a l and Jog e n d ra n ath Bose Memori a l Gold Med a l . Pa l lavi received D r. Ana nda l a l Bose Memori a l Gold
Med a l and Ata l B i h a ri Sena pati Memori a l Gold Meda l . S i m i l a rly, An i n dya was awa rded Flying Officer S N Acha rya Memoria l Gold Med a l
a n d Ba l a m u ku nd a Naya k Memoria l G o l d Meda l . Aj itesh a n d B a rsha w o n F ly i n g Office r S N Acha rya Memoria l G o l d Med a l . These
stu de nts a re fro m a m o n g fi rst and seco n d batch M B BS stu de nts of KIMS, who a p pea red their exa m i nation u n d e r Utka l U n iversity.
S u bseq u e ntly, KIMS beca me a constitu ent of K i l T U n iversity. KIMS a uthorities con g ratu l ated the med a l wi n ne rs a n d a l l its s u ccessfu l
stu de nts for their exce l l ent perfo rma n ce. Stud ents a n d their pa re nts have expressed g ratitud e to KIMS for i m pa rti n g q u a l ity a n d va l u e a d d ed
e d u cation at KIMS.
KilT Alumnus Awarded
'Adarsh Power Trainee of the Year'
in Tata Power
M r. Ros h a n B hatt, a 2 0 1 2 Batch pass - o ut fro m School of Mech a n ica l
E n g i neeri n g , K i l T U n iversity, was awa rded 'Ada rs h Power Tra i nee of the Yea r'
i n Toto Powe r. M r. Bhatt, who joi ned Toto Power l a st yea r afte r pass i n g out
fro m K i l T, received the awa rd fro m M r. S . Pad m a n a b h a n , Executive D i recto r
Operations, Toto Power i n M u m b a i on 1 2th Ap ri l 2 0 1 3 . He was a m ong 70
e n g i n ee rs, i n c l u d i n g those fro m I ITs and NITs, recru ited by the co m p a n y last
yea r. This awa rd is g iven eve ry yea r to the best G ra d u ate E n g i neer Tra i n ee of
the batc h . At present, he is worki n g as Lea d E n g i neer Tra i nee - Project
M a n a g e m ent, ENRP - Noi d a , Toto Powe r.
'0- KIIT Rev i ew
KilT Students Develop Radio Control Air C raft For
Prestigious Aero Design C o mpetition in US
A g ro u p o f stu de nts fro m Schools of
E n g i neeri n g of Ki lT U n iversity were
s e l e ct e d to p a rt i c i p a te i n t h e
prestig i o u s Ae ro Des i g n West 2 0 1 3
com petitio n he l d i n Ca l ifo rn i a , U SA
fro m Apri l 1 2 - 1 4, 2 0 1 3 . This
i n te r n a t i o n a l c o m p e t i t i o n w a s
org a n ized b y SAE I nternati o n a l i n
co l l a boration with org a n izations s u c h
a s NASA a n d Lockheed Ma rti n . Tea m s
fro m reputed u n iversities fro m a c ross
the world p a rtici pated . They h a d
d e s i g n e d a n d b u i lt a n a i rcraft from
ba l sa wood, whose co m bi n ed l e n gth,
width and h e i g ht is 225 i n ches, wei g ht
is l ess t h a n three a n d h a lf kg a n d it ca n
ca rry a payload of a ro u n d 1 0 kg . This
a i rcraft is powe red by an i nte rn a l
Radio controlled aircraft designed by KilT students.
co m b u stion e n g i n e . T h e a i rcraft ca n fly
up to a height of one thousa n d feet,
whi l e it flies with 1 2 0 Km/h . The com petitio n is d ivided i nto th ree c l a sses; n a m e l y, Reg u l a r, Adva n ced a n d Micro . The stu de nts of Ki lT
U n ivers ity pa rtici pated i n the Reg u l a r a n d Micro c l asses. A tea m of 1 5 stud ents known as K i l T Ari h a nt fro m mecha n i ca l , el ectri ca l ,
el ectro n i c a n d com p uter e n g i neeri ng stre a m s o f K i l T U n iversity pa rtici pated i n the Reg u l a r class.
Songsh ito brota Ku m a r was ca pta i n of the tea m , which ca l l ed itself Ariha nt, while Ritu raj Ra nja n , Sa u rav Ka l ita , Sa ket Ku m a r, Sailav
Pa n d a , Ro hit Ma n g l i k, Ruc h i r Prasoon S i n gh, S . Ku m a r, S u d i pto Patha k, Tus h a r S i n g h , D h a n a njay Ku m a r, Shu b h a m S h e kha r, Sa u ra b h
Pa n d ey, Sa njeet S i n g h a n d S i d d h a nt Pra kash were the mem bers . The othe r
They had designed and built an aircraft from
K i l T tea m , which ca l l ed itse lf Ki lT Aero, com peted i n Micro class o f t h e
balsa wood, whose combined length, width
com petitio n u nd e r the ca pta i nshi p o f S h a u v i k C h o u dhu ry. Other
m e m bers of the tea m we re Va ru n Jhu nj h u nwa l a , Ya sh Ag a rwa l , Vi n a m ra
and height is 225 inches, weight is less than
Vinay,
D i byajyoti Das a n d Saswat Mishra . Their a i rcraft was powe red by
three and half kg and it can carry a payload of
a
n
e
l
ectric
m otor a n d th ree axes gyroscope was u sed fo r bette r contro l
around 1 0 kg. This aircraft is powered by an
a
n
d
sta
b
i
l
izatio
n d u ri n g t h e flig ht. Both t h e tea ms wo rked u n d e r t h e a ctive
internal combustion engine. The aircraft can
g u id a nce of fa cu lty advisor Prof. I sha m Pa n i g ra h i . As per ru les of the
fly up to a height of one thousand feet, while it
com petitio n , the pa rtici pati n g tea ms were req u i red to desig n , fa bricate
flies with 1 20 Km/h.
a n d test ra d i o contro l led a i rcrafts . It encom passed both theoretica l a n d
p ra ctica l a s pects o f a i rcraft construction . T h i s gave stu de nts a n
o p portu n ity to a p p l y the knowledge they h ave lea rnt i n their class room to so lve pra ctica l p ro b l e m s i n aerona utica l e n g i neeri n g .
Express i n g satisfa ction ove r sel ectio n o f K i l T stu de nts i n this prestig i o u s com petiti o n , D r. A. Sa ma nta , Fo u n d e r, K i l T & KISS s a i d that a h i g h
leve l o f creativity a n d i n novatio n a re t h e secrets o f thei r s u ccess. It is the matte r o f pride both for K i l T Odisha , w h i l e he tha n ked t h e tea ms
and the i r facu lty advisor Prof. Pa n i g rahi a n d wished them all s u ccess.
(From L) Mr. Nilamadhab Panda, Noted
Filmmaker, Founder & Executive Director,
S h ri K a b i r Bedi
Emllltnt .\ctor & T.\ . Presrnler
" •· Shekhar Kapur
f.mineal rum \faker
Eleeanora Images, Mr. Shekhar Kapur,
Eminent Film Maker and Mr Kabir Bedi,
Eminent Actor & T.V. Presenter during a
Panel Discussion on " New Generation &
Cinema of 2 1st Century " organised by School
of Film & Media Sciences, KilT.
KilT
R e v
KIS S Achieves 90 Percent Result in HSC Exam
Ka l i ng a I nstitute of Soci a l Sciences (KI SS) has posted i m p ressive res u lt i n High School Certificate Exa m i nation, Odisha i n 20 1 3 . The res u lt
was decla red on Tu esday. For last e l even yea rs, KISS, which is the l a rgest free residentia l i n stitute excl usively for tri b a l stu de nts, has been
record i n g n i n ety pe rce nt res u lt i n the C lass X exa m i nation of the Odisha Boa rd with m ost of them scori n g m o re tha n 60 percent m a rks .
Conti n u i n g the s u ccessf u l ru n , 570 out of 6 3 0 tri b a l boys a n d g i rl s of KISS who a ppea red the exa m i nation passed this yea r. S u ccessf u l
stu de nts fro m t h e i n stitute i n c l uded fi rst g e n e ration learners fro m p ri m itive tribes s u c h a s D a n g a ria Ko n d h , Bon d o , Sa u ro , J ua ng a a n d Bida i .
A stu dent fro m Sa u ro Pri m itive Tri be h a s sec u red 60% ma rk. Express i n g h a p p i ness ove r the i m p ressive pass record of KISS stud ents, D r. A.
S a m a nta , Fou n d e r, KilT & KISS said it cou l d o n ly be poss i b l e for the h a rd work of the stude nts and tea chers and bless i n g s of God . This
s u ccess wi l l e n co u ra g e the tri ba l stud ents to d o bette r i n futu re, he a d d ed . Five Projects by KI ITi a n s Sel ected for AI U Nati o n a l Stu dent
Resea rch Convention (See K i l T Review KIITEE S pecia l Issue Vo l . 1 3 , Issue I l l Apr 2 0 1 3 ; Pg . 1 8.)
KSBT Students Win Gold Medals
M r. An u ra g K . Kya l and M r. S u b h a m
D e b n a t h , M . Tech ( D u a l Deg ree)
stu de nts of School of Biotec h n o l ogy of 'o
K i l T U n iversity, receivi ng the the g o l l
med a l at DST-Lockheed Ma rtin I nd i a
I n n ovatio n G rowth Pro g ra m m e -'N
2 0 1 3 i n Del h i fro m S h ri Montek S i n g h
Ah l uwa l i a , D e p uty C h a i rm a n ,
Pla n n i ng Com m issi o n , Govern ment
of I nd i a . They were awa rded a s the to p
i n n ov a t o rs . T h e s t u d e n t s h a v e
d eve l o ped a tec h n o l ogy t o p rod uce
h igh q u a l ity paper fro m weeds of
d iffe re nt k i n d s . They deve l o ped the
tech n o l ogy u nd e r the me nto r D r.
Vishakha Ra i n a , Associate Professo r of
School of B i otec h n o l ogy.
KilT Students Design Solar C ar
·�.l
Stu de nts of K i l T U n ive rsity h ave designed a
so l a r ca r i n l i n e with the widely p res u m ed
futu re of the a uto m o b i l e i n d u stry g l oba l ly. It
is a com p l ete ly e l ectrica l and el ectro n i c
ve h i c l e powered b y so l a r energy. The ca r,
na med 'Yuva ' , has so l a r p a n e l s ove rhead
having a powe r i nta ke of SOW each . S o l a r
p a n e l s cha rg e fo u r b a tte r i e s , e a c h
d e l ive ri ng a n output o f a ro u n d 4 0 Am p H r.
"We h ave syn c h ro n ized two B LOC h u b
m otors with p l a n eta ry g e a r syste m situated
in rea r wheels, each havi n g a rati n g of
250W and 2 0Am p H r", said a student of the
desi g n i n g tea m . It is a home project g u ided
by Fa cu lty Advisor, Prof. Isham Pa n i g rahi
u n d e r m e n t o rs h i p of E r. A k h i l e s h
Dewa n g a n . The 2 4- m e m be r tea m , n a med
YUVA, is ca pta i ned by Shadab Ah m ed a n d
Ab h is h e k Ku m a r S i n h a res pective ly. The
wei g ht of the ca r is 65 kg, while it ca n m ove with a s peed of 40 km/h r. Express i n g his satisfa ctio n , D r. A. Sa ma nta , Fo u nd e r, K i l T & KISS said
that the ach ievement proves i n n ovativeness of KilT stu de nts . H e con g ratu l ated the tea m and its Fa cu lty Advisor, Prof. Isham Pa n i g ra h i for
thei r effo rt and wished a l l the s u ccess i n the com petitions.
O KIIT
R e vie w
'?�""' -
Five P roj e cts
by
KIITians S elected for AIU National Student
Res earch C o nvention
Five projects of the stu de nts of Ki lT U n iversity h ave been sel ected for the Nati o n a l Student Resea rch Convention of Association of I nd i a n
U n iversities (AI U) t o b e h e l d at Toto I n stitute o f Soci a l Sciences {TISS) , M u m ba i d u ri n g Ma rch 2 0 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 3 . T h e projects we re s h o rtlisted at AI U
Ce ntra l Zo ne Stu dent Resea rch Co nventio n (Anvesh a n ) which was h e l d at K i l T U n iversity fro m Fe bru a ry 1 0- 1 2 , 2 0 1 3 . T h ree projects by B.Tech
stud ents - 'Appl ication of s u pe rhyd rophobicty o n f l u i d f l ow i n pi pes', ' H H O g o g reen' and ' E n g i neeri n g and tec h n o l ogy for p reventi n g a ccide nts
in I n d i a n Ra i lways' - wi l l featu re in the Nati o n a l Student Resea rch Convention of AI U . The fi rst project has been deve l o ped by six stude nts
N u p u r J h a , Abi nash Ku m a r Swa i n , Arya D utta , Abhisek Pattna i k, Ga rvit G rove r a n d Satwi k Matagajasi n g h . The project, 'HHO go g reen', has
been deve l o ped by five stud ents - Nipa nja n Naya k, Pou l a m i Sa rka r, S u roj it Dey, Jyotish m a n B h owa l and Sou m i l Dutta . The p roject o n ra i l
safety h a s been deve l o ped b y Jaya nt Ku m a r, Sa u pti k S o h a , Arn a b M itra , S o h a m Ta r a n d S hweta n g i Priya , a l l B. Tech stu de nts o f K i l T U n iversity.
A p roject by th ree KIMS stu de nts - Sou mya M i s h ra , Ans h u m a l i Jyotis h i a n d Tri d i p Ku . Sen g u pta - has a lso been sel ected for the nationa l - l evel
conventi o n . Their project is titl ed, 'Cl uste ri n g of ca rd i ovasc u l a r risk fa cto rs i n yo u n g a d u lts associated with n utriti o n a l status.' S i m i l a rly,
'Grintla ntho rn', a project by Al o k Pa n i of K i l T School of Biotec h n o l ogy, has a lso made it to the l ist.
KilT B ags Prestigious Awards
Ad d i n g yet a nothe r feather t o its ca p, Ki lT U n iversity h a s bagged two Consorti u m o f C o - C h a i rperso ns - I nd ustry (CCI) Tec h n o logy
E d u cation Exce l l e ncy Awa rds 2 0 1 3 . Prof. P. P. Math u r, Vice C h a n ce l l o r, K i l T U n ivers ity received the awa rd fro m H is Exce l l e n cy M r. Nd u b u lsi
Vitus Ama k u , the High C o m m issioner of Nigeria i n the a u g u st p rese n ce of M r. N. K . Goya l , President, CMAI a n d D r. Aks h a i Ag g a rwa l , Vice
C h a n ce l l or, G uja rat Tech n o l o g i ca l U n iversity at a g l itteri n g presentatio n ceremony in Ah medabad o n May 1 8, 2 0 1 3 . The CCI
Technology Education Excellency Award is instituted by Gujarat Technological University, jointly with
Communication Multimedia Applications Infrastructure (CMAI) Association of India. It is supported by ASSOCHAM
, a national chamber of commerce and industries.
K i l T U n ive rsity bagged the awa rds u n d e r the categories
of B e st U n i v e rs i ty in Pro m ot i n g Re s e a rc h &
Deve l o p m e nt, Re leva nt to the Needs of the Society a n d
Best U n iversity i n Lea rned Pu b l ication i n Hig h I m pact
Jou rn a l s a n d i n To p tier Conferences. The awa rds
recog n ize the effo rts of the U n iversity i n pro m oti n g
resea rch , deve l o p ment a n d p u b l ications i n worl d class
j o u rn a l s by the fa cu lty.
KIS S Boy Selected in National Senior Rugby Team
M u n a M u rm u , a +3 secon d yea r stu dent of Ka l i ng a I nstitute of Socia l Sciences (KI SS) , has been sel ected i n I nd i a n Nati o n a l S e n i o r Rug by
Tea m for H S B C Asi a n 5-Nati o n s - Division II To u rna ment to be h e l d in Kua l a Lu m p u r, Ma laysia fro m J u n e 4 - 8, 2 0 1 3 . M u n a , a l o n g with two
othe r Odia boys, atte nded a coa c h i n g ca m p h e l d at Bom bay Gym k h a n a fro m May 1 3 - 2 7, 2 0 1 3 . He is the o n l y p l a yer fro m Odisha i n
I n d i a n Rug by Tea m f o r this tou rn a m ent. Pa rtici pati n g cou ntries a re I n d i a , S i n g a pore, Ma l aysia a n d I ra n . T h e sel ected s q u a d wi l l g o t o S ri
La n ka on 2 7th May for wa rm - u p matches. S u bseq u e ntly, the tea m wi l l m ove to Ma l aysi a . E a rl ie r, M u n a M u rm u had re prese nted I nd i a i n Asi a n
u n d e r - 2 0 Rug by C h a m pions h i p h e l d at La os i n 2 0 1 0 a n d visited Fra nce i n 2009 .
K i lT
R e v
KilT Yet Again Achieves
Record Placement in All Streams
C ampus Placement 2 0 1 3 :
Performance Across Schools.
I
Registered
School
Students
Placed
Placed 0/o
SOE & SCA
1 406
1 2 64
8 9 . 90
SRM
50
50
1 00 . 0 0
SBT
70
65
92 . 8 6
SOM
220
1 98
9 0 . 00
SOL
1 02
74
72 . 5 5
Total
1 84 8
1 65 1
Schools of Engineering & School of Computer Application
Placement 2013: Top 5 companies by No. of offers
·..: II
.: I
.I
.. I
.I
.I
•
•
•
TCS
•
•
•
Accenture
A rice:nt
•
\._
89.34
Abb reviation s : SOE - Schools of Engineering, SCA
School of Computer Application, SRM - School of
Rural Management, SBT - School of B iotechnology,
SOM - School of Management, SOL - School of Law.
174
companies that participated
Capaemini
in the campus
placement programme for 2013 passing out batch
students.
Schools of Engineering and School of Computer
Application,
Placement-2013: N o. of Com panies in Different Schools
(Total companies = 174)
ldeo Technoloaiul
Rerource
students
which
among
have
all
the
schools
highest
of
KilT
number
of
University,
recorded 90% placement. More than 65 companies core as well as IT - visited these two School for
placements
s i n ce the ca m p u s was opened for S h a poorj i &
Pa l l onji i n the m o nth of J u ly 2 0 1 2 . To p corporate houses a n d
m u lti nati o n a l co m p a n ies partici pated , i n c l u d i n g Microsoft, I nte l ,
SAP, Toto Steel, Toto Power, M u S i g m a , Aricent, TCS, Acce ntu re,
CapGem i n i , S I S L, TI L, Genpact, Berg e n Solar Power & E n e rgy
a n d Wi n dworld E n e rgy { E n e rcon) . For the sixth year i n a row,
so
TCS had the distinction of being the top recruiter
doling out 432 job offers.
K i l T e n j oys the h i g h est p l a cement
conversion i n Eastern I n d i a with res pect to TCS . The highest
10
!H:hool of Rural
School o f law
Management
SChool o f
School5 of Engg.
St:hool of
Biotechnology
& computer
Management
salary package in Schools of Engineering was Rs.
16.25 lacs p.a. offered by Microsoft and the average
Appl ication
KilT
University
has
been
achieving
record
cent
percent campus placements since 200 1 , when the first
salary package was Rs. 3.15 lacs p.a. Visits by many
more companies are in the pipeline.
batch of engineering students graduated. The spell
Schools of Engi neering & School of Comput e r Application
campus Placement- 2013: Top 10 Companies by CTC (In Rs. L.akh, Per Annum)
continues for 2013 graduating batch despite the tough
18.00 ,-----
market
condition with respect
to recruitment
of
freshers. Though unfavorable market condition led to
poor
placements
in
some
of
the
most
reputed
institutions of the country, KilT University achieved
89% placement averaging across all courses of study.
Out of 1,848 students eligible and interested for
campus placements in six streams of KilT University
Schools
of
Application,
Management,
E ngineering,
School
School
of
of
of
Computer
Biotechnology,
School
School of
Rural
Management,
and
School of Law and - 1 , 651 students bagged job offers.
Many stu de nts - 57 fro m Schools of E n g i neeri ng - we re pam pered
with two o r even th ree job offe rs . These jobs were offered by
O KIIT Rev e
w
M
School of Management had more than 45 corporate
increase in compensation package - the highest
houses visiting for the campus placement, in which
salary offered being Rs. 9.2 1 acs.
about 90% of the students got job offers. The highest
Campus Placement 2013: School of Management
250 ,------
As m a n y as 23 stu de nts fro m School of Biotec h n o l ogy g ot
sel ected for re puted nati o n a l a n d i nte rnati o n a l u n iversities a n d
resea rch o rg a n izations. Taking together 42 students who
preferred to join industries, School of Biotechnology
has recorded 93% placement for its 2013 passing out
200
batch.
Tota l 1 9 co m p a n ies visited KSBT for ca m p us p l a ce m e nt
i n c l u d i n g B. B ra u n , D a b u r, Nestle, Cad i l a , G l e n m a rk, RPG Life
Sciences, S RL, Bayer P harm a, Nuzived u Seeds Ltd a n d St.
Martha Hospita l s .
150
100
Total 2 0 recruiters visited School of Law and offered
jobs
to
74
BA. LL. B,
BBA. LL. B
and
BSc. LL. B
graduates.
The recruiters i n c l u d e leg a l firms l i ke Q u is l ex,
Ze n ith Lex a n d S. Jo l o n & Co. as we l l as corporate l i ke B a j a j
Al l i a nz, Kota k Ma h i n d ra a n d I C I C I Lo m ba rd . Taking into
50
Total Eligible Students
Total Job Offers {lndudingacademic placement)
salary package was Rs. 16. 13 lacs p. a. (offered by
Metafix), while the average was Rs. 3.90 lacs p.a.
School
of
Rural
Management
recorded
account
another
KilT Sc hool
four
students
who
were
o f Biotechno logy
Placement 2013 Co rpo rate Placement & Academic Placement
[Total No. of Stud ents Placed =
65)
10 0 %
placement with all 50 students o f 2 0 1 3 passing out
batch
placed
development
in
20
and
organisations -
corporate
both
from
sectors.
Pro m i n e n t
deve l o p ment sector org a n izations w h i c h visited KSRM for
p l a cement i n c l u d e G ra m i n V i kas Trust (GVT) , B i h a r Ru ra l
Live l i hoods Pro m otion Society (B RLPS) a n d Access Live l i hood
Consulti n g . Stu de nts a lso joi ned corporate sector o rg a n izations
such as H D FC Ba n k, Deve l o p ment C red it Ba n k (DCB), NCML
and GCMMF. For the first time, KSRM students got
placement in an overseas company Sagrocod India
Private ltd, a part of Tanmondial Pte ltd, Singapore.
Compared to previous year,
there was a sharp
academically placed, the School has so far recorded
KilT S c h o o l of Rural
M a n ag e me nt
%of Students J o i n ing Develop ment Sector & Co rpo rate Sector (Placement 2013)
73% placement. With m o re visits by recru ite rs sched u l ed i n
co m i n g weeks, School of Law is a l l set t o ach ieve cent percent
p l a cement seco n d ti me in a row. It had ach ieved this re ma rka b l e
feat f o r its very fi rst batch stud ents who passed out last yea r.
Exce l l ent p l a cement for the cu rre nt batch stu de nts once a g a i n
p roves that K i l T is o n e o f t h e m ost favo red ta lent h u nti ng g ro u n d
f o r t h e corporate worl d . T h i s is beca use o f rig o ro u s tra i n i n g of
stu de nts, which h e l ps deve l o p stro n g fo u n dation for core
academic com petencies a l o n g with h i g h q u a l ity IT s ki l ls .
Stud ents get w i d e professi o n a l exposu re d u e t o a v i b ra nt
sched u l e of a ca d e m i c confere n ces a n d sem i n a rs which a re
attended by top academicians, scientists a n d i n d u stry leaders .
Exce l l e nt perfo rma n ce o f past batch stu de nts a lso m otivates
co m p a n ies for re peat visit.
K i lT
R e v
IIIII"""
0
N
...
c
�
E
�
u
ns
D.
M
IIIII"'"
0
N
..
c
�
E
�
u
RS
a..
for Ph. D. programme in reputed European and South
Academic Placement - 2 0 1 3
Korean universities.
KilT University uniquely places equal emphasis on
academic
placement ,
meticulously
grooming
interested students for higher studies and actively
supporting their efforts to secure admission in
reputed institutions. Whether it is success in the
prestigious Indian Institute of Management (liM) or
offer from top foreign universities, students of 2013
batch have performed exceedingly well.
Dushyant
Panda,
Govinda,
Mohit
Dayal
call letters from IIMs,
a d m issions to which a re d o n e th ro u g h
C o m m o n Ad m ission Test (CAT) , o n e o f t h e m ost com petitive
entra nce exa m i nations of the co u ntry. W h i l e D u s hya nt was
pam pered with choice with a d m ission offe rs fro m a s m a n y as 7
I I Ms, Govi n d a received ca l l lette rs from 6 I I Ms. Mohit a n d
Somad itya ma naged a d m ission offe rs fro m S l i Ms each .
S i m i l a rly, Saurav Singh Thakur (B.Tech) secured 4'h
position in the prestigious Graduate Aptitude Test in
Engineering
(GATE). W h i l e 250 stu de nts fro m K i l T
U n ive rsity were s uccessfu l i n GATE - 2 0 1 3 , t h e y a lso a c h i eved
the com m e n d a b l e feat of ba g g i n g th ree ra n ks in to p 1 00 . The
othe r two h i g h ra n k h o l d e rs a re Pri ks h it Prasad (Ra n k - 2 1 ) a n d
B hwa n S i n g h ( Ra n k - 23) .
With many others securing admission in reputed
students of
Schools of Engineering have been academically
placed. Some of the prominent foreign universities in
which
they
have
been
selected
are
University
College, Dublin, Ireland; San Jose State University,
California, USA; University of South California, USA
and University of Pennsylvania, USA.
Continuing with its strong track record in academic
placement, School of Biotechnology has been able
to
place
23
students
international
in
reputed
universities
national
and
higher studies securing admission into leading
Indian and foreign universities, including University
of
London,
U. K. ,
Oxford
University,
U. K.
and
and
students of 2013 passing out batch who have bagged
more than 300
Six students o f School o f Law preferred t o opt for
Cambridge University, U. K.
Somaditya Roy are notable among scores of B. Tech
foreign universities,
Seve n oth e rs wi l l be joi n i n g nati o n a l
resea rch i n stitutions h a v i n g clea red CS I R, D BT fe l l ows h i p
p rog ra m s . Another n i n e stu de nts h ave been offe red resea rch
positions at ZS I , JNCAS R, IAR I , I G I B, K i l T U n iversity and NI PGR.
and
research
Success Stories
Sarbajit Paul
(B.Tech - E l ectrica l) is a m o n g m a ny
stu de nts of Schools of E n g i neeri n g who h ave won sch o l a rs h i p
fo r h i g h e r ed u cation i n a fo re i g n u n iversity. H e has been sel ected
by the Ko re a n Govern ment Scho l a rs h i p Prog ra m (KGS P) , which
is designed to p rovid e h i g her ed u cation opportu n ities fo r
i nte rnati o n a l stu de nts i n South Korea . The awa rd , i n stituted a n d
m a naged b y t h e Nati o n a l I n stitute for I nte rnati o n a l E d u cation
(Ni l E D) , a d ivision of the M i n istry of E d u cation , South Ko rea, is
very com petitive . This yea r stu de nts fro m I nd i a were ke pt i n a
category which was s h a red by 1 1 othe r cou ntries - B razi l ,
Ca m bo d i a , Eth i o p i a , J a p a n , Kaza khsta n , Kyrgyzsta n , Mya n m a r,
Russ i a , The U n ited States, Tu rkey a n d Uzbekista n .
Farakh Abbas (B.Tech - E l e ctro n i cs) was o n e a m o n g
1 00 fro m the cou ntry t o receive t h e Yo u n g I nd i a Fe l l ows h i p, a
p rog ra m m e l a u nched by the I nte rnati o n a l Fed e ratio n fo r
Resea rch a n d E d u cation ( I F RE) i n co l l a boration with the
U n iversity of Pe n n sylva n i a's School of E n g i neeri n g and Ap p l ied
Sciences. There we re 1 5,000 a p p l i cations fo r this h i g h l y
com petitive fe l l ows h i p . T h e YI F b ri n g s togeth e r 1 00 e m e rg i n g
leaders fro m a ro u n d I nd i a i n a o n e -yea r residenti a l post
g ra d uate p rog ra m me . The fe l l ows a re l a u nched on their
leaders h i p jou rney by o p e n i n g thei r m i n d to a rich a n d d iverse
set of s u bjects a n d perspectives, d e l ivered by some of the fi nest
tea c h e rs of the g e n e ration fro m a ro u n d the wo rl d .
organizations. Seven students have been selected to
O KIIT Rev e
w
-
KiiT- International School
Kloud9 April Issue Released
Students Selected for
Apri l 2003 i s s u e o f K l o u d 9 , the natio n a l m a g a z i n e for
school c h i l d re n and a l ite ra ry ve ntu re by KiiT I nte rnati o n a l
Schoo l , is o n sta nds n ow. The magazine l a u nched o n 2"d
May 2 0 1 2 was a n i n sta nt su ccess . The q u a rterly magazine
is a u n i q u e c h i l d ren's magazine whe re school stude nts
fro m a l l ove r the cou ntry get the o p portu n ity to a rtic u l ate
their creativity. Ruski n B o n d , the iconic c h i l d ren's a uthor, is
the C h i ef Ed ito r. It is a n open p l atfo rm for stude nts to
s h owcase their l ite ra ry ta l e nts a n d is p u b l ished by KiiT
I nte rnati o n a l Schoo l .
Millennium Youth C amp in Finland
0
�\\\�t�a\ioaai Schoo/C�
T h ree stu de nts of KiiT I nte rnati o n a l School h ave been p rese lected to
p a rtici pate in the M i l l e n n i u m Yo uth Ca m p 2 0 1 3 in H e l s i n ki , F i n l a n d
from J u n e 9 - 1 6 , 20 1 3 . T h e sel ected stu de nts - l ps h ita Shee, S a p n i l
Moha nty a n d Prachets U pa d hyay - stu dy G ra d e 1 1 i n t h e schoo l .
M i l l e n n i u m Youth Ca m p is a presti g i o u s i nte rnati o n a l youth eve nt
fu nded by the Tec h n o l ogy Aca demy F i n l a n d , U n ive rsity of H e l s i n ki a n d
F i n l a n d Science Ed ucation Centre LU MA. It is a free o f c h a rge
prog ra m me a d d ressed to yo u n g people worldwide i nte rested in
mathem atics, natu ra l sciences, i nformation tec h n o l ogy a n d other
sciences. This yea r's ca m p wi l l focus o n envi ro n me nta l science a n d
tec h n o l ogy; c l i m ate c h a n g e ; re newa b l e natu ra l reso u rces a n d energy;
water; i nformation and com m u n icatio n tech n o l ogy and d i g ita l isati o n ;
a n d a p p l ied mathematics . It wi l l featu re lectu res, wo rksho ps, visits to
co m pa n ies a n d u n ivers ities a n d ti me for socia l a ctivities.
The organizers of the international science camp received
around 1,000 applications from young people all over the
world and 200 teenagers made it to the next round. Only
nine candidates have been preselected from India and
three of them belong to KiiT International School.
NCC C adets from KiiT-IS
in Republic D ay Main Event
Two stud e nts of KiiT I nte rnati o n a l School partici pated i n
t h e Re p u b l i c D a y Pa ra de a t New Del h i this yea r, a s p a rt of
the Odisha NCC Co nti n g e nt. Ku m a r Ab h i nav pa rtici pated
as the Best NCC Cadet a n d Jaya nt Pa n d a pa rtici pated as
an Ai r Force Cadet.
K i lT
R e v
Olga Girya Wins AICF-KIIT Chess Cup
2013
Russ i a n WGM O l g a G i rya fi nished i n c l e a r fi rst
p l a ce at the AI C F-KI IT C h ess C u p , I nte rnati o n a l
Category Wo m a n C h ess C h a m pions h i p 2 0 1 3 ,
that took p l a ce on 1 7 -2 7th Ma rch at the
B a n q u et H a l l , C a m p u s -6, Ki lT U n iversity.
Seco nd p l a ce went to Arm e n i a n I M Li l it
Mkrtc h i a n who ended u p h a lf a point b e h i n d the
wi n ne r. C h i n ese WGM Guo Q i g ot the th i rd
p l a ce after getti n g a bette r tiebrea k score tha n
GM E l i n a Da n i e l a n .
The c h a m p i o n s h i p , o rg a n ized b y Al l Odisha
C h ess Associatio n o n be h a l f of Al l I nd i a C h ess
Fed e ratio n a n d K i l T U n iversity, was the fi rst of its
ki n d in the cou ntry, p rovid i n g exposu re to
wo m e n chess playe rs of the co u ntry. E l ite top
ra n ked wom e n p l a ye rs of the world p a rtici pated in it. This was I n d ia's stro n g est eve r wo m e n's to u rna ment with the p rize fu nd tota l i n g U S $
1 6 ,000 (Rs . 9,20,000/-) . The wi n n e r g ot US $ 3000, w h i l e 1 st a n d 2 n d ru n n e rs u p bagged p rize mo ney of US $ 2000 a n d US $ 1 4 00
respective ly. The c h a m pionsh i p p rovided l oca l ta le nts, i n c l u d i n g WGMs Pa d m i n i Rout, Ki ro n Ma n isha Moha nty and oth e rs, a wo nderf u l
opportu n ity t o d is p l a y their ta l ents i n l oca l cond itions a n d vie f o r n o rms, i n c rease E LO rati ngs, a n d g et exposu re t o b u i l d u p their ca ree rs . It a l so
created e nth usiasm a mo n gst yo u n g chess ta le nts of the state . The te n - d a y c h a m pionsh i p was co-sponsored by Odisha M i n i n g Corporatio n .
T h e C h a m pi o n s h i p was i n a u g u rated at Ki lT o n 1 7'h Ma rch 2 0 1 3 . Al l Odisha C h ess Association (AOCA) expressed g ratitu de t o D r. A Sa ma nta ,
Fo u n d e r, K i l T & KISS fo r patro n i s i n g this mega chess eve nt a n d exte n d i n g hospita l ity to the world c l a ss p l a yers . Th a n ki n g AOCA for a l l otti ng this
m ost p restig i o u s i nte rnati o n a l eve nt to Odisha, D r. Sa ma nta said that it wi l l g o a l o n g way i n creati n g awa reness a n d po p u l a ri s i n g chess i n o u r
state .
Final Standing
Title
Name
Country
ELO Rating
Points
WGM
Girya Olga
RUS
2440
8.0
2
IM
Mkrtchian Lilit
ARM
245 8
7.5
3
WGM
Guo Qi
CHN
243 5
6.0
4
GM
D anielian Elina
ARM
2466
6.0
5
WGM
P admini Rout
IND
23 1 6
6.0
6
IM
Foisor Cristina-Adela
ROU
240 1
5.5
7
IM
Karavade Eesha
IND
2387
5.5
8
IM
P aehtz Elisabeth
GER
2487
5.5
9
WGM
Gomes Mary Ann
IND
2387
5.0
10
WGM
Swathi Ghate
IND
2246
4.5
11
IM
Mohota Nisha
IND
2325
3.5
12
WGM
Kiran Manisha Mohanty
IND
2205
3.0
0
K I I T
R e v
e w
Students of Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS) participate in
Mr.
Holi celebrations in their campus.
Sangathan, Ministry ofYouth Affairs & Sports, Govt. oflndia visiting
Saleem Ahmed,
Director
General,
Nehru
Yuva
Kendra
the vocational training center ofKI S S .
(From L ) Dr. B . B . Patra, Dean, School ofApplied Sciences, KilT, Dr.
S. Nanda, Prof of Eminence & Research Chair, Dr. B. C. Sabat, Senior
Scientific Officer, Dept. of Environment, Govt. ofNCT, Delhi, Mr. R.
N . Dash, Secretary, KilT & KIS S and Prof. P. P. Mathur, Vice
Chancellor, KilT at the conference on ' Climate Change in the Eastern
Dr. A. Samanta felicitating Shri Prasad Kariyawasam, His Excellency
Region oflndia' held in KilT.
the High Commissioner of Sri Lanka to India during his visit to KIS S
o n 1 3 th March 20 1 3
(L to R) Prof. Arun Kumar Singh, Head, P. G. Dept. of Politcal S c . ,
RD S College, Muzaffarpur, Dr. S . Priyabadini, Joint Registrar, KilT,
Students displaying a robotic model at ' Robosphere ' , an event on
Prof.
Robotics held in KilT University.
Harichandan, Hon'ble MLA, Satyabadi giving away certificates to
P.
Das,
meritorious
Ravenshaw University and
students
in
the
Shri Prasad Kumar
I I th National Youth Parliament
Competition organised by Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, Govt of
India and KilT University.
;. Pa nora,;,a
'
.
•
Mr.
Asim
Rehman,
President &
Co-Founder of Muslim Bar
Association, New York delivering a talk on ' C ivil Rights & Civil
Shri Tarun Basu, Chief Editor & Director, The Indo-Asian News
Service (IANS) addressing the students ofKilT.
Engagements : An American Perspective ' by Centre for American
Studies, KilT. Mr. Gurdit Singh, Asst. Public Affairs Officer, U . S
Consulate General, Hyderabad looks on.
Soumya Subhadarshini (DAV Public School, Chandrasekharpur)
(From L) Mr. S. Panda, Proj ect Coordinator, LSE, Mr. Hemant
winner of Pratijj a 20 1 3 , National Level Oratory Competition ofKIIT
Dwivedi, SPC- UNFPA, Odisha, Mr. R. N . Dash, Secretary, KilT &
University with Prof. P. P. Mathur, VC, KilT and Prof. R. Begum,
KIS S at a Life Skills Education Programme held in KIS S .
Principal, S . B . Women's College.
(From L ) Dr. S . Samanta, Registrar, KilT, Mr. G. Aghi, President, ISLE, Prof. A. Dasgupta, Dean, School of Electrical Engineering, KilT, Mr.
H. S. Mamak, Advisor, ELCOMA, Prof. P. P. Mathur, VC, KilT, Mr. K. K. Sethia, Chairman, ISLE Calcutta State Centre, Prof. B . Ghosh and
Dr. C. K. Panigrahi, Associate Dean, School of Electrical Engineering, KilT at the inaugural function ofNational Business Meet on ' Lighting
The Tomorrow ' organized by School of Electrical Engineering, KilT in collaboration with Indian Society of Lighting Engineers (ISLE),
Kolkata.
Media Potpourri
KilT School of Rural Manage ment
bags 100% placem ent
BS REPOmR
Bhuba neswar, 12 lolarth
Kin School of Rural Management ( KSRM), a constituent of
clry·bascd K..'lllnlm Instlrute of Industrial R>ehnology (JaiT)
Univcrslcy, has achieved 100 percent placement for the founh
year on the trot.
The recruiters included India's largest lood marketing
O!llanlzatlon Gujarat Cooperative Milk Market!nJ:: Fed�rntlon,
Bihar Rw:aJ Livelihoods Promotion Soclety (J�). Soclecy for
Bllm!nauon of Ru ral Poveny (SERP). Reliance Foundation,
Nabard Fmandal Services Ltd (Nabfins), Access Livelihoods
Consultlng IALC) and Gramln Vlkas Trust (GVIJ to name a
few.
Similarly, rccflllters for the corporate sector were Adani
Wilmar Ltd, R J Group, Minda NexGen Tech Llm!ted·New
Delhi. National Collaternl Management Services Ltd (NCM·
SL). Blom ix Network Ltd and others. Minda NexGen Tech
Umited, D.!velopmeru Credit Bank (DCB). Agrlwatch, Reliance
Foundatton. Nabfi ns and Dig!tal Gree n were first time recruiters
at KSRM placement programme.
, ,
KISS, Ill Founder
is NCTE Member
of the National Council for
Teacher Education (NcrE)
in recognition of his com
·
• .
�
·
·
""'1" ' .... .,
•ear�
and he i n volvrtl i n
member of NCTE:Achyuta
·sama·n ta,· tounderof KI.I T &
.KISS, has
been nomi
nated· a5 a mem6er of Nation
al Council for Teacher Educa
tio'ri (NCTE)t a·statutorY body
of central government. He is
the first Odia to become a
member ofthi� body.
.
mendable contribution in
the field of m ass education.
I
A.chyu�·$amanta is
recently
Industrial Training (KIIT) ,
Bbubaneswar, as a member
�hubancsw:u; May 15:
Achv uta S a ma n t <t
founder of KTIT .tru:J
KISS, has rccendy bm1
Age ::>l"cws Bureau
nominated as a mcmher
llh uhan e. �war: Ac h}'U ta
ofthe Narional OJunci l
)Jmmt.a, ruunua, k l iT ISr
for Teacll c r Educ:u:ion
K l S � . ha, rcccnLly been
(KC.I'E ), a starutory body under rhe 'louun :n:�d R< � membe-r of
C�t'l1111l01t ofludia. A oonlicJrion to this �:m nnal C ou n c i l for
effect has been pnhlished in 'The C:iazeta: reache r
E tl u c arion
uflndiJ ', No. 976, d;ucd May 1 20 13.
'NCTE). a 5mtutory body of
1b: Unioo MiJWby cffiuman � :JO\ ' crn m c n t of I n di a . A
Development has oomin.1t.N Samarnn to 1utmc � uon t o th� ill�: ct
NCIE in n:roguilion ofhu comnxnlabk 1a been publish�cl in lhc
contn burion in rhe tield of mass cd uca· ;:;a:;:e tte of l ndta, ·o 976.
tJOn. He has become the first Oriva ro he 1atcd vtar 1 20H
Mmi&try of H u m a n
come: a nxmhcr ofthis � S.1mm
ta will Rcsm1rrc Development h:
officiare ut dlis capacit)• fur a ttrni!C ofrhttt
10rnln:u cd Snm a n t a to
vem and he involved in IT:!miog pulicv �CTE
ln r�-cugnition t'f his
on vanom matrctli in NCTE.
;olliJilend able contribution
Cfll, rbc apex body fur p:�licy mak n rhe fi e ld ol m a s s
mg m d1c: area�sch:xJl education, has sec :du�aLiun. H�: ha.s become
retary-level officials of(lovrnJJllcrit oflndia �he first Odia to bccomt: .t
and eminent educu.ionis� as members. n em h e of t h t • hody
SJmant<l has exp� his sratitud
c to d1C i=m w ill ofti.ct:ll:e m this
:apacit}' (or a tcnur� tlf three
Mior.eycff hmnt &nln:rs J::�ev•-t
for
1
New Delhi: The Ministry
of Human Resource De
velopment bas nominated
Acbyuta Samanta, founder
ofKalinga Institute of
Social Sciences (KISS)
and Kalinga Institute of
.� ,
�
.
�
..
:I
I thP pionePr
I
..
·�
...,.,Pi
no minated
JC TE me mb er
amanta
learni ng policr on vari ou:;
i n :'-I CT E . •'oiCT E .
t h e arex hody for [!Oitcy
making 1n the m:a of cl10ol
education, ha� :;�crctary
leve l official� and em menr
e duc atio n ! ts
as
Its
mQnbe r� . S a m a nta has
expressed �mt1 rude ro the
Miru stry
of
Ht1 man
Rc: o u r�c Dcndopmch fur
nominatln him to the hod •
mattcrb
cl yulil �t.lll nnta. £<,und ' t
ul K!l'r & KISS, h .t> rcc•11t
I beer. 1 1 0 111 nal�d M "' mrmhcr
, f n u· . ,,\ i unnl Cotmc l l for
T� .h<•r r.ducati u n (NGl'E), a
b n dy o f the
� · .1 u 1 ur y
v o ·· mmer l uf l nd i •l .
A nut iii�J.lio n l o thb .,ffcct
has h cc;o;l p ubl l ,hetl in The
o a z ttc ,,{ India . The Mi n i �l ry
Rr s o u rc<'
Humu n
i vch'lt"m cnt h 'ts nom i n nlrd
l)r Sa.ru a ma l LJ the 'N( �I·r ' "
·"fl"lll iUl ., hh commcnddblt
I
w utnl,.· t . , ,,_. h the lldd of
m a s s "·dlh '•thuu.
a member ot· t h h
e
becom
lo
Odla
Orst
1hc
t"l
llt Sa manl>l
a three-year tcnun!
body S.tmantn will ofiidat� In thos capacil y lor
Ki l T U N IVE RS I TY
P r i nted & P u b l i s h e d by D r. Satye n d ra Pat n a i k on b e h a lf of Ka l i nga I n stitute of I n d u st ri a l Tec h n o logy, At/PO- K I IT, B h u b a n eswa r-7 5 1 024.
P r i nted at P r i ntTe c h Offset Pvt. Ltd . , P l ot#F/66/1 & F/66/2, C h a n d a ka I n d u st ri a l Area, N e a r Sa i l a s h re e Vi h a r J aga n n at h
Te m p l e, B h u b a n eswa r - 7 5 1 024. P u b l i s h e d fro m Ka l i nga I n stitute of I n d u st ri a l Tec h n o l ogy, At/PO- K I IT, B h u b a n eswa r-7 5 1 0 2 4 .
Ed ito r : Raj e s h Ve r m a .

"KISS is an Unbelievable Achievement"

Transcription

Similar documents

Measuring Form

Tilted Kilt Intl Pres 1013

KIIT Review-Vol-13| Issue-VI | October 2012

nts interview - Compass Media Networks

KilT UNIVERSITY

first step: selection of your tartan

October 28 fall 2010.indd

Copyright © 2008 Celtic Dragon Press

1940-01-15 BCC Meeting Minutes

headboards

Chaotic_Riffs_Magazine_August_2015 Issue

Back Matter - Western Historical Quarterly

Volume 14 — Issue 19

- Lux - Lawrence University

Test Report

M - IIS Windows Server