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Man has squeezed
earth dry : Expert
'Muhabbatein Lutaunga' whereas Shobhna
Chakravorty of the Arts Faculty rendered :4ye
Nazni SunoNa. ' Cheers greeted the song 'Babuji
Stress
for geriatric care
Ohire Chalna PyarMein Zara Sambhalna' by Payal
Bannerjee of the Education Faculty. Mrinal of
the Institute of Technology rendered 'Wo Lamhe
Wo Yadein Koin Na Jane' while Suraj Singh of the
Faculty of Management Studies rendered '/ss
Delivering the SM Marwah Oration on the
inaugural function of a two-day Continuing
Medical Education (CME) on 'Health Care of
Elderly' at K N Udupa auditorium on 22
February. Head of the geriatric unit in the All
IndiaInstitute of MedicalSciences (New Delhi)
Prof A B Dey said, "Old age is not a curse but
could prove to be a boon if your approach is
positive."
The Medicine Department of the Institute of
MedicalSciences has organised the programme
in collaboration with the World Health
Organization and Government of India.
Prof Dey said that adequate preventive
measures were required after the age of 60 to
live a cheerful old age. He said that generally
old age was considered a curse because of
various health and psychologicalcomplications
but proper health assistance and a positive
approach could change the phenomenon." We
in India do not plan for our older life and that
causes enormous difficulties," he said,
advocating adequate old age plans to counter
various problems, including a provision of
medicalexpenditure for old age.
"In India,two out of three persons above the
age of 60 are striving for survival whereas 87
per cent aged people suffer from acute
problems of some kind", he said, adding that
older people had common illnesses in large
numbers.
Tarah Ashiqui Ka Asar Chhod Jaunga.'
In the duet category, Purnima Singh and
Bhagirath jalan of the Commerce Faculty
presented 'Sathiya Tune Kya Kiya' and won
applause. Anupriya Chatterjee and Lovli
Bhattacharya presented 'Tumko Piya Oil Oiya,
Bade Naaz Se' whereas Sudhanshu Mishra and
Suyesh Kumar of the Institute of technology
rendered the toe tapping number 'KajrareEminent environmental scientist Prof K P Singh,
on 27 February, said overexploitation of natural
resources was posing serious problems for
mankind. He was addressing the inaugural
function of a two day National Science Day
Programme
organised
by the School of
Biotechnology in the Science Faculty.
He remarked about the discovery of Raman
Effect by the late Prof C V Raman. He said the
temperature had increased by 6 degree Celsius
due to globalwarming inthe last 50 years. Lack of
awareness and population explosion Wde the
main reasons for such problems, he said. He also
talked about deforestation,
bio-diversity, the
adverse effect of pesticides and global warming
at length.
He asked students to extend support to
conservation efforts and stressed the need for
steps to check overexploitation
of natural
resources.
Earlier, Prof Ashok Kumar, Coordinator, School
of Biotechnology welcomed the guests.
Prof B D Singh introduced the theme of the
programme. Institute of Technology Director
Prof S N Upadhyay and Science Faculty Dean
Prof P Chandra also addressed the inaugural
function. Prof Ani! Kumar Tripathi proposed the
vote of thanks.
Over 200 students of I3 city schools participated
in the programme, Most of them displayed
models and posters on the environment. A large
number of posters and models suggested ways
to avoid environmental problems.
Spandan'o6enthralls
Students of various faculties and colleges
presented a number of mesmerizing cultural
programmes and won the hearts of the audience
during the five-day inter-faculty youth festival
'Spandan-06' here in Banaras Hindu University
on 6th February. Inthe solo song category, Amrit
Kumar of DAV Degree College rendered
Kajrare Tere Kare Kare Naina.
'
The students also participated in a short play
competition which was based on 'corruption'
and 'Mungeri Lal Ke Haseen Sapne. ' A debate was
held atthe Arts Faculty auditorium.
India on the
Silk Road
Atwo
day International seminar on Indian on the
Silk Route was organized by the Dept of Foreign
Languages and the BjK Institute of Buddhist and
Asian Studies on February 27 to 28. It was
attended by I7 eminent scholars from japan,
China, Belgium and France as well as from
different parts of India. The seminar was
inaugurated by Prof S Ljain, Dean, Faculty of Arts
and was presided by Prof T K Biswas, Director,
Bharat Kala Bhavan. Participants were welcomed
by Dr Vinodanand Tiwari, Head of Foreign
Languages Dept Prof Kamal Sheel, convener of
the seminar, at the outset highlighted the
importance of research on the Silk road and its
continued importance for India.
It was the conduit for the flow of ideas and
material goods between India and China and
also rest of Asia. It historically established the
international image of India. In his keynote
address, Prof Eiichi Ishigami of Tokyo University
highlighted japan's linkages with the Silk Road and
exhibited
materials
preserved
in Imperial
museum. Prof Vanput of Belgium discussed Xuan
Zang's trip to Nalanda. ProfVershauer (France)
examined the impact of Silk Road on japan.
Among other significant papers were those by
Prof Fujia Reio (Kyushu), Matsukubo Shyin
(Nara), K Sugimoto (Osaka), Prof C Willemen
(Royal Academy, Belgium), Prof Ghoble, Prof
Rajiv Sinha, Dr Supriya Rai, Dr Pandit, etc. In his
valedictory address, Prof H P Ray of Asiatic
Society,
Kolkata drew attention
to the
Northeastern
portion of the Silk Road and its
historical and present importance.
Dr Lalji
proposed vote of thanks.
He informed that blindness, deafness, arthritis,
osteoporosis, generative diseases, mental ill
health, decline insensory system and metabolic
syndrome were most common among people
above the age of 60 in India. Earlier, ViceChancellor Prof Panjab Singh inaugurated the
programme.
NAAC delegation
A twelve member delegation of National
Assessment
and Accreditation
Council
(NAAC) was on a four-day visit to the Banaras
Hindu University to assess the academic
standard of this University.
Headed by a former vice chancellor of Pune
University, Prof. Ashok S Kolhaskar, the NAAC
delegation landed in BHU on 24 April and
stayed till 27th April.
Prof Ashok S Kolhaskar, Prof B M Hegde and
Prof S C Shetty were in 'PI.team whereas Prof I
V Subbarao and Prof B L Singhania were in 'B'
team. Prof B Ramamurti, Prof Vishwanath N
Das and Prof A Q Contractor were in 'C team
Prof C Thangamuttu, Prof Sharmishtha Panja,
Prof jagdish C Bhatia and Prof Ranveer Singh
were in the 'Dteam.
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Infant mortality
More than 9 million neo-natal deaths occurred
each year across the world, out of which 98 per
cent were reported in developing countries
alone, said Head of the Pediatrics Department in
the Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS), Prof B D
Bhatia.
Speaking on the inauguration of an advanced neo
natal intensive care unit at Sir Sunderlal Hospital
in BHU on 22 February, Prof Bhatia highlighted
infant mortality across the world.
He said that about 34 of every 1000 live born
babies suffered neo-natal death (from birth to
one month). "Neo-natal deaths account for twothird of deaths in infancy and 40 percent of
deaths before the age of 5 years," he said, adding
that the major causes of neo-natal death were
infections,
preterm
delivery and asphysia,
"Important indirect causes include low birth
weight and hypothermia." Prof Bhatia said that
the newly established neo natal intensive care
Evening
clinic
begins
Authorities of the Banaras Hindu University
introduced the much awaited 'evening clinic' at
the Sir Sunderlal Hospital from 15July evening.
Vice Chancellor Prof Panjab Singh inaugurated
clinic and lauded efforts of the authorities of the
SS Hospital affiliated to the Institute of Medical
Sciences in patient care.
Prof Panjab Singh said services at the SS Hospital
were being improved and the prestigious
hospital would soon be equipped with a 'Hospital
Information System' (HIS).
The 'Evening Clinic' would now run from
4.30pm to 6.30pm (except Sunday and holidays)
in the out patient department (OPD) ward of
the Hospital in which expert consultants of IMSBHU would render their services to the needy.
Patients will have to pay Rs.200 to
get
themselves diagnosed by senior consultants.
Around 24 expert consultants would render
their services at the
clinic and each would
diagnose a maximum of25 patients per day.
Director of Institute of Medical Sciences, Prof
Gajendra Singh welcomed
the guests and
highlighted the facilities of the evening clinic.
Deputy Registrar M R Pathak conducted the
programmed and Medical Superintendent of SS
Hospital, Prof Saroj Churamani Gopal proposed
a formal vote of thanks.
Around 15 crore populace of Eastern Uttar
Pradesh, some parts of Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya
Pradesh and Chattisgarh get benefitted by the
services of the BHU hospital.
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rate high in India
unit comprised of advanced equipment to extend
facilities of artificial ventilator support, warmers,
syringe pumps, photo-therapy, monitors etc.
He said that they would admit the newly born
babies within 28 days of their birth. "There are
25 beds for newly born babies and 5 for their
mothers.
The unit has been established with a sum of more
than Rs.30 lakh," he informed. Addressing the
gathering, BHU Vice-Chancellor Prof Panjab
Singh, who inaugurated the unit, expressed the
hope that the neo-natal care unit would serve the
masses and help in bringing down infant
mortality.
IMS Director Prof Gajendra Singh
expressed concern over the infant mortality rate
across the country in general and in Uttar Prades
in Particular. Prof Singh also promised to extend
financial support of Rs.30 lakh for establishing
pediatric emergency and intensive care unit.
had approved the proposal to accord AIIMS
status to 13 medical institutes
including
Institute of Medical Sciences-Banaras
Hindu
University across the country at a cost of
Rs.IS.6 billion, recently.
Ganges Civilization
3. Art and Architecture
4. Science&Technology: Recent Re-searches
5. Archaeology of the Ganga Plain: New
Perspectives
6. Chronology of Cultures of Ganga Plain.
The convener of the Programme Prof Vibha
Tripathi(HOD) proposed vote of thanks.
Kulgeet
on CD
BHU Kulgeet, written by Prof S S Bhatnagar and
composed by Pt. Omkar Nath Thakur is a pride
of University. Almost all the functions, seminars,
workshops etc. in any department of University
start with Kulgeet.
The audio CD of Kulgeet was needed since long.
In July'05 the staff and students of Vocal Music
Department,
Faculty of Performing
Arts
prepared a CD and it was released by Hon'ble
Vice Chancellor Prof Panjab Singh. The CD
contains: (a) Kulgeet sung by Girls group so that
the girls students of. BHU can sing with CD and
learn it (b) Kulgeet sung by Boys group so that the
boys students of BHU can singh with CD and
learn it (c) Kulgeet in mixed voice (for
presentation in any seminar or so). Mahamana's
two bhajans : I-Sab Devan ke Dev Prabhu, 2Ghat-Ghat
Vyapak Ram. Two prayers of
Performing Arts: I-Yajurveda's six Shivsankalpa
shlokes 2-Racha Prabhu. In the end the National
Anthem 'Jana Gana Mana' is also presented.
Aseminar
on Studies on the 'Ganges Civilization', The CD was directed by HOD Dr Archana Dixit,
Dr K Shashi Kumar, Dr Sangeeta Pandit & Mr.
Shifting Paradigm was organised by Department
Vijaya Kapoor, Mr Vinod Lele & Mr Santosh
of Ancient Indian History, Culture & Archeology
on 10-12 February. It was concluded that much Mishra and some students of vocal department
data has been added to the history and actively cooperated. It is available on payment of
archaeology of the Gangetic Plain since Sir Rs 60 from the sale counter of Publication Cell.
Mortimer Wheeler first used the term the
'Ganges Civilization'.
New dimensions have
Placement
in Geophysics
been added to the history of cultures of the
Ganga Plain. The dynamics of Interpretations of Department of Geophysics, is offering MSc
(Tech) Geophysics courses of three years
historical events and processes
of cultural
development have acquired new angles with duration in the Exploration Geophysics and
availability of ever increasing evidence as a Meteorology. In each academic session 22
consequence
of researches going on in the students (15 in Exploration Geophysics and 07 in
Meteorology) are admitted for the courses.
region. New chronologies have been located
Since
last two years through campus interview
adding to the knowledge of cultures of the Ganga
Plain. Influx of the Harappan tradition in the about 70% students were selected, by different
Ganga Plain away from its epicentre has been organisation. Total number of students in both
testified in a positive way. These facts and many specializationare I7 for the current session. The
employment position for the session 2005-06 at
more call for a fresh look at the pattern of growth
of cultures in Gangetic Plain. Fresh paradigms of the end of March06 isgivenbelow:
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In addition two students were awarded Junior
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2. Contributions
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and Numismatic studies
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NCC training
compulsory
Rectorof
Banaras Hindu University, Prof S lele
has said that the need of the hour was to make
National Cadet Corps training compulsory at
school and college level across the country. He
was addressing the inaugural function of a tenday seminar-cum-workshop of associate NCC
officers (ANOs) at law faculty on 18June. NCC
Group 'P\ of BHU has organised the ten-day
training programme.
Prof lele saidthat the training of NCC inculcate a
senseof discipline and thus leads one to the path
of progress and development.
He also
highlighted the role of NCC in the development
of the country. He said that formal education
along with training of NCC could extract the
hidden qualities of students.
Group Commander Colonel VC Joshi exhorted
the ANOs to take full advantage of this
workshop.
A wide-range
discussion on
contemporary political scenario of the country
and ensuing capitalistic approach across the
country was also held in the workshop. Prof S S
Pandey presided over the technical session
whereas Prof Asha Ram Tripathi conducted the
programme. Prof V K Kumra, Colonel D C
Upadhyay, Colonel K K Singh, Capt~:., R K
Pandeyand Captain AsgarAli Ansari were among
other prominent persons present 011 the
occasion.
Around 75 selected NCC officers from 14Group
Headquarters of Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal
participated in training programme. Deputy
Director general (NCC) of Up, Brigadier DN
Verma was the chief guest of the valedictory
function of June27.
Use religion to bring peace
Religionis as important for varanasi as life and
we need to use religion for bringing peace
rather than to spread violence. Interfaith
~ialogueand
discussions.are
impo~nt<to
.I<rtowtheways in. which religions are J~ed.to
spread violence and not peace. Varanasi is
known for respecting sentiments between
traditional and modern thinking on social
conditiolls.
This was suggested
at an
iPwnatJ.ol1al training workshop e>Qi§'Craf1;igg
peace tbrough citizen's or multitrack
diplomacy' concluded at the Malaviya Centre
for Peace Research on 27 March. The
workshop was led by an eminent scholar and
practitioner of conflict resolutioll Dr. John
Davies, the Director of the <:entre for
International
Development
and
Conflict
Management at the University of Maryland,
USA. The three level in the workshop started
with identifying needs, fears and concerns of
Citizens ina conflict-torn societies.
The workshop highlighted the promotion of
self-restraint, disbelief in rumours, not passing
on the rumours, restraint to be observed by
political parties. The need to strengthen
security
mechanism,
emergency
health
s~rvices,upgrade
first aid facilities in public
places, install dosed
Circuit cameras in
sensitive areas, ensure security response do
not disrupt public life was also highlighted.
leaders of both parties in conflict should issue
joint statement. Tbe society at Varanasi needs
more
peace
volunte~rs
for conflict
management and in this hour of grief the
victims need fair distribution of relief in which
NGOs can actively participate. The role of
media should be to bridge the communication
g~p and to convey the
truth
about what<.is
happening not rumours to promote peace ioa
conflict-torn city. Reform in administrative
levels is the need of hour to encourage people
for better reporting joint music concerts need
to be organised and common platform for all is
needed to meet,. negotiate and promote
communal harmony. With traditional media
help organising of street plays across the city
on the crisis situation can promote sustaining
Foundation
Day of
BHU celebrated
With the celebration of its Foundation Day in
traditional style on the auspicious occasion of
BasantPanchamion 4th February, BanarasHindu
University entered the centenary decade and on
the occasion several functions were organized in
the university, other educational institutes and
placesin this holy city.
In Banaras Hindu University,
as per the tradition,
the Vice-Chancellor Prof Panjab Singh offered
prayer at the Goddess Saraswati idol at university
foundation site in the morning and then he
reached Women's College to see the ongoing
Basant Panchami festival.
later, the Vice-Chancellorreachedthe Triveni
and inaugurated 50 room fourth unit of
the complex-Kaveri Hostel in which 100 girls
would be accommodated by the University.
Complex
peace at Varanasi.
The workshop also
suggested an expansion and strengthening
peace
communities to promote public
vigilance
in reporting
suspicious
acts
and
activities. Yaranasineeds more peace march
ofihteliectu:iI and other communities for faith
in the society. Promote role of women in
peace making.
In the long run reforms in the social and
religious setting were suggested through
educational/measures.
Education reforms are
needed to promote respect for human values,
shared cultures and coexistence.
Critical
thinking of such Saints Kabir and Buddha will be
useful to the people of city to identify issues
that create disharmony among various groups
so that they willpelp
others rather than
blaming. There was consensus that culture of
blame needs to be discouraged and we need to
understand
the motives
behind violent
incidents and also need to understand why
people choose violence to promote
change. 111
the aftermath of globalisation the people are
moving towards consumerism,
materialism
and the culture of get rich quicker in Varanasi
that should be discouraged to make peoplefriendly.
Th~y should alsotake some self responsibilities
to promote peaceforgetting their grief. Special
consideration should be given to the reasoning
behind actions of those most affected and most
vulnerable. Marginalised people need to be
brought into mainstream economically and
sociallyandthey need to be made aware about
the disadvantage of the violence. Caste
domination was criticised and change feudal
and pariarchal mindset was argued.
In the valedictory function, the Dean Prof P N
Pandey thanked the centre for holding sucb
workshop, while Prof Priyankar Upadhyay,
Coordinator of centre concluded the seminar.
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IMS plans expansion
The Faculty of Ayurveda, under it's expansion
plan is going to build a new 125 bedded hospital
on the campus. The dean, Prof Manjari Dwivedi
said that they ayurveda faculty, which consists of
eight academic departments
and I5 degree
giving divisions, is going to expand it's strength
and activities.
The creation
of six new
Railway
Counter
Reservation
Inaugurated
Vice-Chancellor of the Banaras Hindu University
Prof Panjab Singh inaugurated a newly set up
railway reservation counter in the BHU, here on
14June. The railway reservation counter is set up
near the gate of the New Medical Enclave.
Divisional Railway Manager of Northern Railway
RK Gupta assured support from the railways for a
smooth functioning of the reservation counter.
Dean of the Students, Prof V K Kumra welcomed
the guests, Senior Divisional Commercial
Manager of Northern Railway, Alok Sharma, CSR
Sri Ratnesh Verma and CSR (Vns) Sri SS Lal, BHU
Executive Council member, Dr Satya Deo Singh,
Prof AK Srivastava, Prof HN Prasad and
Controller of Examination, Dr KP Upadhyay
were present.
competition
and the National Institute of
Technology (Surat) stood second in this event.
Boys High School (Allahabad) won the BalVigyan
event whereas Kendriya Vidyalaya (BHU) and
Sunbeam School (Lahartara) finished second and
third respectively. Earlier amazing laser show
was organized at Swatantrata Bhawan on I Ith
February late in the evening. Numerous images
including flower, fist, girl and boy were displayed
in the sky with the help of laser beams. The
students were captivated by the show.
Importance of systems biology
"Systems Biology is an emerging field which
integrates biological experiments with large scale
departments
was under process and it was
data analysis and quantitative modelling'" said
expected that the President of India, would give
prof Ramakrishna Ramaswamy of School of
his approval soon. A team of Central Council of
Information and Technology, Jawaharlal Nehru
Indian Medicine had visited to take stock of the
University (New Delhi).
available facilities.
Delivering the inaugural address of a three day
US Air Force Grant
national
seminar
and workshop
on
Emphasis was on the 'ksharsutra therapy,'
Asian office of US Air Force Research
'Bioinformatics and Computational Biology' at
developed by this faculty to treat the patients of
Development has sanctioned a project grant of Mahila Mahavidyalaya on 23 March, he said that
ano-rectal disease.
About 10000 patients
$23160.0 per year for the period of three years. the main feature of systems biology was
including foreigners were treated every year
Dr V KSrivastava, Project Leader, Department of quantification. "Its focus is on systems that are
with this therapy,
she said. Dravya-gun
Mechanical Engineering,lnstitute of Technology, composed
molecular components.
Although
department of the faculty has a nursery of rare
BHU will study the effect of aggressive
systems are composed of matter; the emphasis
medicinal plants and herbs. The ayurvedic
of this very field lies in dynamics such as cellular
environment
on high temperature
ceramic
pharmacy is also gearing up to increase the
metabolism or interconnections",
he said. He
composites, which is one of the core materials
production and sale of ayurvedic medicines,
for the application in space aircraft. Dr Srivastava also talked about different networks, importance
said. National Botanical Research Institute has
of networks, systems biology of cancer and also
has already operated
various International
given an order of the supply of ayurvedic
the
possible designing of drugs.
project for the development of high temperature
medicines worth of Rs.90000.
"Understanding
some elements
such as
composites.
structure of the systems (gene regulatory and
Good news for those looking for a mix of
biochemical
networks
as well as physical
ayurvedic medication supported with yoga and
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structures),
dynamics of the system (both
meditation to get rid of physical as well as mental
qualitative and quantitative analysis), this actually
problems. Banaras Hindu University plans to
gives construction of the theory, model with
soon offer these facilities.
powerful prediction capability), control methods
The Faculty of Ayurveda, Institute of Medical
of system and design method of the system (this
Sciences in collaboration with the tourism
brings engineers and biologists to work together)
department plans to introduce a unique concept
etc. are very necessary", he said.
of 'medical tourism' by offering different healing
Prof Ramaswamy
also discussed
chemical
packages. Prof Manjari Dwivedi, the Dean of
interaction in a system such as protein-gene
Ayurveda Faculty, said that 'the state
interaction,
protein-protein
interaction
and
government had sanctioned a fund of Rs.3.5
genome etc. he said that the connectivities and
crore for the establishment of an advanced
topologies of the network determined their
IT-BHU shines
centre of Ayurveda combined with yoga and
properties. Seminar convener Prof Uma Jaiswal
Technex 2006
established the theme of the seminar and said
meditation. We will offer ayurvedic health
packages ranging from one week to several Students of the Institute of Technology,Banaras that applying network methods to information
months depending on the type and condition Iof Hindu Universitywon maximum competitions in and metabolomics that could help in analyzing
databanks for pathogens, plant and
the ailments." Dwivedi added that the peoRle technical festival 'Technex-06" at Swatantrata growing
animals.
at
suffering from different chronic diseases would
be treated at this centre.
Bhawan in BHU on 12 February. A third year
student of IT-BHU Manoj Pawar won the
She said that the proposed centre of ayurveda Panchatantrika Round and bagged a lap-top.
and yogawould have all necessary components Anurag Bannerjee and Gaurav Basu of Amity
including 'panch karma and meditation' to cure fill School (NOIDA) won the Redesigning Banaras
chronic diseases. Besides, it would also help'in competition whereas IT-BHU's team stood
second in this event. All the three-events of
removing the misconception
or wrong
information about ayurvedic treatment from Robo-wars also went to the students of IT-BHU.
peoples mind. She added that it would also be Varun Vadhvani,Ankit Gupta and ShyamSunder;
instrumental in promoting the concept of all students of IT-BHU,won the Energonomics
'medicaltourism'
event. IT-BHUbaggedthe first prize inthe model
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Principal of Mahila Mahavidyalaya Prof Sushila
Singh welcomed the guests and BHU Rector Prof
S Lele presided over the inaugural function.
Organising secretary of the seminar Dr. Swati
proposed the vote of thanks. Later, discussion
on "Molecular Mechanism of Mutation and
Cancer: A Quantum
Chemical Approach",
'Large Non Coding Transcripts in Eukaryotes are
not products of Junk or Selfish Genes', 'Signal
Processing and Genome Analysis' were also held
in the seminar.
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Following teachers have been deputed
their respective conference
/ congress
symposia / workshop.
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Dr A K Singh, Reader, Deptt of History of Art,
Faculty of Arts to attend 4th International
convention of Asian scholars (ICAS-4) held at
Shanghai (China) during August 20-24, 2005.
Dr Nandita
Ghoshal,
Reader, Deptt of
Botany, Faculty of Science to attend
7th
International Carbon dioxide Conference held
at Colorado(USA)
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4
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7
Asian Scholars
(ICAS-4)held
at Shanghai
(China) during August 20-24, 2005.
Dr Vinod Kumar
Dixit, Reader & Head,
Deptt of Gastroenterology,
IMS to attend
World Congress of Gastroenterology
held at
Montreal(Canada)
during Sept 10-14,2005.
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Dr Paras Nath Singh, Deptt of Entomology &
AgriL Zoology to attend National Conference
on Applied
Entomology:
Current
Status
Challenges andopportunity
held
at Udaipur
during Sept 26-28, 2005.
Nov.23-25,2005.
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Prof MR Sen, Deptt. of Microbiology, IMS to
attend the 29th National Congress of Indian
Association
of Medical
Microbiologists
(MICROCON
2005) held at Porur (Chennai) I 33
during October 21-23,2005.
Dr Abhijit
Mandai,
Radiological Physicist,
Deptt of Radiotherapy & Radiation Medicine,
IMS to attend 1st International Conference on
Dr TP Chaturvedi,
Reader, Deptt. of Dental
Surgery. IMS to attend 40th Indian Orthodontic
Conference
& 3rd
World
Edgewise
Ortrhdontic
Congress
held at Chandigarh
during Nov 11-13,2005.
Prof BL Pandey,
Deptt. of Pharmacology,
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IMS I 36
to attend Indian Pharmacological Society held
during Dee 28-30, 2005
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Prof (Ms) NQ Pankaj,
Deptt of History,
Faculty of Social Sciences to attend
4th
International
convention
of Asian Scholars
during August
18-20,
Emerging
Trends
in Radiation
Oncology I 34
(ETROC 2005) held at Bangalore during Sept.
9-11,2005.
Prof MS Pandey, Dept of English, Faculty of
Arts to attend 4th International Convention of
Prof BN Pandey, Deptt. of Statistics, Faculty I 37
of Science
to attend
the 59th Annual
Conference,
Indian Soceiety of Agricultural
Statistics held at Jammu during Nov 11-13,
2005.
22
Dr Shashi Bhushan Agrawal, Reader, Deptt.
of Botany, Faculty of Science to attend
International
Conference
on Environmental
Mantlgement
held at
October 28-30, 2005.
23
Prof G Trivikramaiah,
Head, Deptt of Telgu,
Faculty of Arts held at Vijaywada during July22-
23,2005.
Dr SP Vyas, Reader, Deptt of Jain & Buddha
Darshan, Faculty of SVDV : Indian Society for
Buddhist Studies held at Delhi during August
11-13,2005.
9
Dr. Vyas Ji Tripathi, Deptt of Chemistry,
Faculty of Science to attend the Training
Programme on Herbal Formulation held at
Lucknow during 3-5,2005
10 Dr RK Srivastava, Reader, Deptt of Geology,
Faculty of Science for attending conference
held at Rovaneime (Finland) during 3 Ist July to
3rdAugsut, 05.
II Dr Ramesh Kumar Singh, Reader cum
Agronomist, Deptt of Agronomy, lASe to
attend 20 Asian PacificWeed Sciences Society
Conference
held at HoChi Minh City
(Vietname) during Nov 7-11,2005
12 Prof Dipak De, Deptt of Extension Education,
ISScs to attend the CGRA 3rd International
Conference 2005 held at Guangzhou (China)
during Dee 12-14,05.
13 Dr N Janardan Raju, Lecturer, Deptt of
Geology, Faculty of Science to visit Brazil for a
period of three months wef 15.11.2005 to
14.02.2006
under Bilateral Exchange
Programme of INSA
15 Dr Ramashray Pd Singh, Reader, Dept of
Geology, Faculty of Science to attend the7th
International Symposium on Land Subsidence
SISOLS(Shanghai)Chinza during October 2328,2005
16 Dr V K Dixit, Reader & Head, Deptt of
Gastroenterology, IMS to attend Asia Pacific
Study & Lever Disease Conference (APSAL)
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during Sept 25-30,2005
(ICAS-4) held at Shanghai(China)
20-24,2005.
6
to attend
/ seminar
during August
2005
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Hyderabad
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during
Dr Rajesh Kr Srivastava,
Reader, Deptt. of
Geology, Faculty of Science to attend Group I 39
Discussion & Scientific Meeting on Kimberlites
& related Rocks in India held at Bangalore,
Hyderabad during Nov 22-26,2005
Prof DA Gangadhar,
Dept. of Philosophy &
Religion, Faculty of Arts to attend
Indian I 40
Philosophical Congress held at Darjeeling (WB)
during October 24-27,200.
Dr.Vinodanand
Tiwari,
Reader, Deptt. of
Foreign Language, Faculty of Arts to attend the
International
seminar:
Russia
at the I 41
Crossroads; Society & Culture in 21 st Century
held at New Delhi during Oct 18-19,2005.
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Dr Abhinav
Sharma,
Lecturer, Deptt. of
Political Science, Faculty of Social Sciences to
attend XIX All India Conference Indian Public
Administration
30,2005.
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held at Patiala during July 29-
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Prof P N Pandey, Dept. of Sociology, Faculty
of Social Sciences tp attend 31 st All India
Sociological Conference held at Jammu during
Oct. 25-27, 2005.
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Dr K N Tiwari, Reader, Botany Section MMV
to attend the International Conference on plant
Genomics and Biotechnology:
Challenges &
Opportunity
held at Raipur during Oct.26-28, I 45
2005.
Creative Activities and their protection under
Copy Right Law- A Human Approach held at SSJ
Campus, Almora during Sept. I0-11 , 2005.
Dr.A.K.Singh,
Reader, Deptt. of History of Art,
Faculty
of Arts for attending
the CAS
International
Conference
held at Shanghai
(China) during August 20-24,2005.
Dr.Nandji
Rai, Asstt. Teacher CHS (Boys)
Kamachha for attending 4th ICAS International
conference
held at Shanghai (China) during
Ausut 20-24,2005
Prof M Sahu, Deptt of Shalya Shalakya, IMS for
attending 2nd World Wound Healing Societies
Conference held at Paris(France).
Prof.P.C.Srivastava,
Deptt. of Physics for
attending
International
Conference
on
Optoelectronics
and Spectroscopy
of Nano
Structure
Thin Films and Materials held at
Beijing(China) duringAugust 2-4,20005.
Dr Aditya
Tripathi,
Deptt. of Library &
Information
Science,
Faculty of. Arts 9th
International Conference
and
Ex hi bit ion:
Information Technologies, Computer Systems
and Publication for Libraries (LlBCOM-2005)
held at Moscow during November 14-18,2005.
Shri Y.K.Chandola,
Lecturer, (Sr. Scale) Deptt.
of Farm
Engineering
lASes to attend
International
Conference
on Computer
and
Industrial Management
(ICIM-2005) held at
Bangkok (Thailand) during Oct 29-30, 2005.
Dr Ritwik Sanyal, Reader, Deptt of Vocal
Music, Faculty of Performing Arts to attend
Sangeet Utsav (Workshop,
seminar concert)
held at Mahatma
Gandhi Institute MOKA
Mauritius during Nov.8-11 ,2005.
Dr.D.N.Pandey,
Reader,
Deptt
of
Sangyaharan,
IMS to attend
9th Natioal
Conference AAIM held at Berhampur (Orrisa)
during Dee 25-27,2005.
Dr.Vijay Tilak, Lecturer, Deptt. of Pathology
IMS to attend 54th Annual Conference of IAPM
held at Indore during Nov.28-Dec.3, 2005.
Prof S.K Bhattacharya,
Deptt. of Medicine
IMS to attend Annual confrence
of Indian
Rheumatism
Association
2005
held at
Hyderabad during Dee 1-4,2005
Prof. Bandana
Bose,
Deptt.
of Plant
Physiology lASes 3rd International conference
on Plant & Environmental
Pollution held at
Dept of Plant Physiology,
Prof J P Srivastava,
LASes. to attend the National Seminar on Plant
Lucknow during 28-Dec.2, 2005
Dr.A.K.Tripathi,
School of Biotechnology,
Faculty of Science to attend:
path to health
Bioatechnology
Revolution
in India & 2nd
Convention of Biotech Research Society oflndia
held at Chennai during Nov 24-26,2005.
Prof.Ajit
Sodhi,
School of Biotechnology,
Faculty of Science to attend 32nd Annual
conference of Indian Immunology Society held
atChandigarh during Nov24-27, 2005.
Dr.Nanhai
Singh,
Reader,
Deptt.
of
Chemistry,
Faculty of Science
to attend
National
Seminar
on Recent
Trends
in
Physiology
Shynthetic
29
Dr H K Jaiswal, Reader, Deptt of Genetics and
Plant Breeding LASe. to attend the National
Seminar of Rice held at Goa during Oct.18-19,
2005.
30
Prof Chandra Sen, Dept. of Agric. Economics
lASes to attend the 65th Annual Conference of
Indian Society of Agricultural
at Ludhiana during Nov.24-26,
31
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Prof.H.S.Shukla,
Deptt.
of Surgical
Oncology,IMS to attend Annual Conference of
Association of Surgical Gastroenterology
held at
Chandigarh during Dept.8-11 ,2005.
Prof B.N.Pandey,
Faculty of Law to attend 2nd
National seminar on New Dimension of Human
held
at Navsar
Economics
2005.
(Gujrat)
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heldat Simladuring Dec.5-6, 2005.
Dr.M.P.Singh, Reader, Dept. of Economics
Faculty of Social Sciences to attend 88th Indian
Economics
conference
held
at
Vishakhapatanam during December 27-29,
2005.
Dr.Lalta
Prasad,
Lecturer, Faculty of
Education to attend National, Symposium on
Education for Better Worldliness EBW-2005
held at Dayalbagh,Agraduring Oct. 1-2,2005.
Dr. Kalyan Ghadei, Lecturer, Deptt. of
Extension Education IASCs to attend ISEE
National Seminar 2005 Green to Evergreen Challenges for Extension Education held at
IARI,New Delhi
Prof.A.K.Srivastava,
Deptt. of Psychology,
Faculty of SocialSciences to attend Work stress
and Health 2006 : Making a difference in the
workplace conference held at Miami Florida
(USA)during March 2-4, 2006
Dr. Saravanan, Lecture in Tamil, Deptt. of
Indian Languages, Faculty of Art to attend 10th
World Saiva Conference held at Sydney,
Australia duringJanuary 27-29, 2006.
Dr.Bechan Lal, Reader, Deptt. of Zoology,
Faculty of Science 5th International Conference
of the Asia& Oceania Society for Comparative
Endocrinology (AOSCE) held at Bangkok
(Thailand)
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Prof
Madhuri
Srivastava,
Deptt.
of
Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences for
attending 8th Annual Conference of lEA held at
Vishakhpatanam during Dec.27-29, 2005.
Dr.A.P Pandey, Reader, Deptt. of Economics,
Faculty of Social Sciences for attending Indian
Society of Labour Economics held at New
Delhi during Dec.13-14, 2005.
Global Labour Forum held at New Delhi during
Dec.15-17,2005
held at Hyderabad
during January 3-7,
Prof M.N.P Tiwari, Deptt of History of Art,
Faculty of Arts to attend 14th Session of Indian
Art Hisdtory Congress held at Hyderabad
during Dec.25-27, 2005.
Prof.Sushiia
Singh, Principal, MMV-MELUSIndia/MELOW
Internadtioal
Congress
on
Dialog Across Cultures held at Hyderabad
duringJanuary 5-7,2006.
Dr.(Ms.) Abha Mishra, Lecturer, Deptt. of
History of Art, MMV- Indian Art History
Congress held at Hyderabad during Dee 25-29,
2005
Dr.Pradeep Jain, Deptt. of Plastic Surgery,lMS
to visit Poland under Bilatgeral Exchange of
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Dr.Madhu Jain, Deptt. of Obst.Gyaenacology,
Prof.(Ms.)C.M.Chaturvedi,
Deptt. of
Zoology, Faculty of Science to attend XXIV
Annual Symposium opf Reproductive Biology
and Comparative Endocrinology held at liT
Roorkee during Feb.14-16, 2006.
Reader, Deptt. of Botany,
Faculty of Science to attend International
Conference on Applied Phycology - Algae in
Biotechnology and Environment held at Delhi
during Feb,.14-15, 2006.
Prof.B.R.Chauadhary,
Deptt. of Botany,
Faculty of Science to attend International
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on Applied
Phycology
- Algae
Dr.V.Shunmugamsundaram,
Lecturer,
Faculty of Commerce-28th AllIndiaAccounting
Conference & International Seminar on
AccountingEducationand Research held at
Hyderabad during Dec. I0-11,2005.
Dr.(Mrs.) N Rastogi, Reader, Deptt of
Zoology, Faculty of Science to attend
International Conference on Biodiversity of
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Prof.Amitabh
Krishna,
Dr.(Ms.)Paramita
Suklabaidya,
Lecturer,
Dept. of History of Art, Faculty of Arts to
attend IITTM Seminar held Govindpuri,
Gwalior during Feb.9-10, 2006.
Ragini Tilak, Lecturer, Deptt. of
Microbiology, IMS -6th National Conference
Society for Indian Human & Animal Mycolgists
held at Hyderabad duringJan. 7-22,2006.
Dr.A.K.Srivastava,
Dept. of Psychology,
Faculty of Social Sciences to attend National
Seminar on Promoting Psychological well being
Across the Lifespan held at Hyderabad during
Feb.22-24,2006.
Dr.(Mrs.)
Reeta
Kumar,
Reader, Deptt.
Psycology, Faculty of Social Sciences to attend
8th National Conference of the Community
Psychology Association of India sponsored by
the UGC held at Vallabh Vidya Nagar (Gujrat)
duringJan 20-22, 2006.
Dr.(Ms.) Sudeshna
Lahiri, Lecturer, Faculty
of Education to attend International /Seminar
Higher
Education
Administration
in
Developing countries held at Kolkata during
FebA-6, 2006.
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Dr.SVS Raju, Reader, Deptt. of Entomology &
Agric. Zoology. I.A.Scs, to attend International
Symposium on Molecular Insect Science held
at University of Arizona, Tuscon (USA) during
May 20-24,2005.
Prof Amitabh Krishna, Deptt. of Zoology,
Faculty of Science to attend Experimental
Biology -2006 (Mini Symposium on the topic
New Advances in the Peripheral
Neuroen
docrine System) held at San Francisco, CA
(USA) during April 1-5, 2006.
Prof MB Singh, Deptt. of Geography, Faculty
of Science to attend International Geographical
Union
Commission
on Health
and the
Environment Modeling held at Waiheke Island
Auckland (New Zeeland) duringJune 28-July 2,
2006.
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Prof.P.N.Gupta,
Physics Deptt., Faculty of
Science to attend 10th Asian Conference on SSI
held at Kandy (Sri Lanka) during June 10-12,
2006.
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Prof (Ms.) Sushama Rathaur, Deptt. of
Biochemisdtry, Faculty of Science to attend
12th International
Congress on Infectius
Disease held at Lisbon (Portugal) during June
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Prof.S.K.Singh,
Head,
Deptt.
of
Endocrinology & Metabolism, IMS to attend
ENDO -2006 The Endocrine Society's 88th
Annual Meeting held at Bostan Masschusetts
(USA).
Dr.Devendra Kr. Singh, Reader, Deptt. of
French Studies, Faculty of Arts to attend
National Seminar in French Aquel Francaise
Dept of Zoology,
Faculty of Science to attend International
Conference Experimental Biology-2006 held at
San Fransisco(USA) during April 1-5,2006.
Dr.L.D.Mishra,
Reader,
Deptt.
of
Anaesthesiology IMS to visit Poland under
Bilateral Exchange of scientists Programme of
INSA for a period of two months wef 29th
March 2006.
Dr
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in
Biotechnology and Environment held at Delhi
during Feb,.14-15, 2006.
Prof.S.Chooramani
Gopal,
Deptt. of
Paediatrics Surgery, IMS deputed to attend
Training Programme Hospital Administration
and HRM for Health Care Organization held at
SGPGI, Lucknow dueringj January 18-21,2006.
Prof.(Mrs.) Shamim Akhtar, Deptt. of
Persian, Faculty of Arts for attending 2 day
International Seminar on Arabic Language &
lilterature in Iran held at Hyderabad during
January 23-24, 2006.
Dr.S.L.Maurya,
Asstt.
Teacher
(Math)
CHS(Boys) to attend the Association of
Mathematics Teachers of India 40th Annual
Conference held at Atul Valsad (Gujrat) during
Dec.28-30, 2005.
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Dr.O.P.S
Maurya,
Reader, Dept of
Ophthalmology, IMS to attend 64th All India
Ophthalmological
Conference
ANTAR
DRISHTI: 2006 held at Bhopal during Feb,9-12,
2006.
IMS to visit Poland under BilatgeraJ Exchange of
Scientists Programme of INSA for a period of 4
weeks w.e. f 3 I st March 2006.
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weeks w.eJ 31st March 2006.
Feb 7-1 0, 2006
Dr S Pradhan, Reader & Head, Deptt. of
Radiotherapy & Radiation Medicine IMS 27th
National Annual Conference Association of
Radiation Oncologists of India held at
Ahmedabad (Gujrat) during Dec. 1-4,2005.
Dr.Anil Kumar Tiwari, Lecturer, Deptt. of
PhysiologyIMS,61 Annual Conference of the
Association
of the Physiologists
and
Pharmacologists of India (APPICON-2005)
held at JIPMER,Pondicherry Dec. 11-15,2005.
Prof.S.K.Pandey, Deptt. of Anatomy, IMS
53rd Annual Conference of ASI & Symposium
held at Nagpur duringJanuary 7-9, 2006.
Dr.C.P.Mishra, Reader, Deptt of Community
Medicine, IMS Joint National Conference of
Indian Association of Public Health (IPHA
&Preventive & Social Medicine (IAPSM)held at
Tirupati during January 21-24,2006.
Prof.S.K.Saraf, Deptt. of Orthopedics, IMS,
"50th Annual Conference
of Indian
Orthopaedic Association (IOACON-2006)"
held at Mumbaiduring Dee 25-30,2005.
Prof (Ms) Neelam Mittal, Faculty of Dental
Sciences, IMS- 59th Indian Dental Conference
held at Ludhiana(Punjab)duringJan 27-30,2006
Prof.Jai Krishna, Deptt. of Geology-93rd
Indian Science Congri!ss held at Hyderabad
duringJan.3-7,2006.
Prof.Prashant Kumar, Faculty of Commerce
- 28th All India Accounting Conference &
International Seminar on Accounting Education
and Research held at Hyderabad during
Challenging Issues in Mannagment and
held at Coimbatore during
January 30-Feb.2, 2006
Dr.G.C.Bhattacharya,
Reader, Faculty of
Education
to attend
93rd Indian Science
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Dr.R.N.Singh, Reader, Deptt. of Entomology
& Agric Zoology, IAScs. to attend 12th
International Congress of Acarology held at
Amsterdam, Netherlands during August 21-26,
2006.
Prof.Deepak
De, Dept of Extension
Education I.AScs. IAMCR-2006 Conference
held Cairo(Egypt) duringJuly 23-28,2006.
Dr.Satyajit Pradhan, Reader & Head, Deptt.
of Radiotherapy and Radiation Medicine, IMSto
UICCWorld CancerCongress-2006
held at
Washington DqUSA) duringJuly 8-12,2006.
Prof.Jai Prakash, Deptt. of Nephrology IMSto
attend XLlIlEDRA EDTA Congress held at
Glasgow (UK) duringJuly 15-18,2006
Dr Puneet, Lecturer, Deptt. of General
Surgery,lMS to attend Conference on Metal
Toxicity and Carcinogenesis held at West
Virginia(USA)during Sept. 24-27, 2006.
Dr.O.P.Mishra, Deptt. of Paediatrics, IMS to
visit Germany under INSA-DFG Exchange of
Scientist Programme for a period of 4 weeks
w.eJ. Sept. 15,2006
Prof. S.K. Upadhyay, Deptt. of Statistics,
Faculty of Science SCRA-2006 International
Conference on Interdisciplinary Mathematical
and Statistical Techniques held at New
University of Lisbon Tomar Polytechnic
Institute (Portugal) during Sept. 1-4,2006.
Prof Anil Kr Tripathi,
School
of
Biotechnology, Faculty of Science to attend 7th
European Mintrogen Fixation Conference held
atAARHUS (Denmark) duringJuly 22-26,2006.
Prof.Bijoy Krishna Roy, Deptt. of Botany,
Faculty of Science to attend American Society
of Plant Biologiest Annual Meeting Plant
Biology-2006 held at Bostan (USA) during
Augsut 5-9, 2006.
Prof.Jai Krishna, Deptt of Geology, Faculty of
Science, to attend 7th International Congress
on the Jurassic System held at KRAKOW,Poland
during Sept.6-18, 2006
Dr.Arvind Kr. Joshi, Deptt. of Sociology,
Faculty of Social Science to attend XVI ISA
World Congress of Sociology held at Durban
(South Africa) duringJuly 23-29,2006
Dr.Debadyuti
Das, Lecturer, Faculty of
Management
Studies to attend
2nd
International Conference on Tourism held at
Athense (Greece) duringJuly 3-4,2006.
Dr.Aftab Ahmed, Lecturer, Deptt. of Urdu,
Faculty of Arts to attend 28th All India Urdu
Conference to be held at Hyderabad during
July30-31,2006
Dr Abdul Saleem, Reader, Deptt. of Urdu,
Faculty of Arts to attend 28th All India Urdu
Conference to be held at Hyderabad during
July30-31,2006
Prof.(Mrs) Madhuri Srivastava, Head Deptt.
of Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences to
attend Seminarto be held at Gokhale Institute
of Politics & Economics, Pune on 2nd and 6th
June. 2006
Prof R P Singh, Head Deptt. of Agronomy,
I.Ag.Sc. to attend National Symposium on
Herbicide Resistance Management in RiceWheat Systems to be held at HAU, Hisar on
June 15,2006.
Non Teaching Employees
Shri Somaru Ram, STA, Dept. of Pathology,
IMS to attend All India Medical Laboratory
Technologists Conference, Scientific Seminar
held at BhilaiduringApril26-28, 2005
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Dr.V.N.Pandey, PRO to attend National
Convention on Corporate Communications
held at Hyderabad, during August 5-6,2005
I 3 Ms.Selina Pathak, Staff Nurse, SSHospital
deputed to attend NIHFW, New Delhi during
June 6-10,2005.
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Dr.K.K.Yadav,
Dr.Orthoptist,
Deptt. of
Ophthalmology, IMSto attend 15th Asia Pacific
Council of Optrometric &Optical Association.
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Shri Pundlik Krishna Bhagwat, Tabla
Accompanist deputed to attend the Workshop
on House of Contemporary Arts (Hortars
MoveszetemHazaheldat
Budapest
Lilion
during October 12-24,05.
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Dr DP Singh, CMO, SSHto attend 15th Asian
Pacific Congress of Cardiology & 57 Annual
Conference of Cardiological Society of India
held at Mumbai.
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Dr.Seema Khanna, Medical Officer, Student
Health Care Complex to attend 40th Annual
Conference of Association of Plastic Surgeons
of India(APSICON 2005 held at Delhi
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Dr.Bhogendra Jha, Asst.Curator, BharatKala
Bhvanto attend 14th sessionsof IndianArt
History Congress on Art Objects preserved in
the Museums of India held at Hyderabad
duringDec. 16-18,2005
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Dr Ajay Kr Srivastava, Dy Librarian, Central
Library to attend the Digital Collection
Development and E-journal Management in
Libraries to be held at Silchar (Assam) during
November 10-11,2005.
10 Shri Anil Kr. Pandey, Computer Programmer
grade IRO (Dev) to attend the Oracle Database
109: Administration Workshop IIheld at New
Delhi during Oct 24-28,2005.
II Shri Debendu Mukherjee,
Sr.Clerk, IT
Directorate to attend the Technical workshop
on Effective Private Secretaries / Personal
Assistant & Office Staff held at New Delhi
duringOct.6-8,2005.
12 Dr NP Singh, Statistical Assistant, Deptt. of
Economics, Faculty of SocialSciences to attend
88th Indian Economics Conference held at
Vishakhapatnam during Dec 27-29, 2005.
13 Dr.(Ms)Yashodhara
Agrawal,
Asstt.
Curator, BKB to attend the Worskhop on
preventive Care of Art Object for Curators:
With Special Reference to Textiles held at
National Museum, New Delhi during Nov.912,2005
14 Dr Bhagirathi Prasad, SPA, Deptt of Mining
Engg IT to attend the 89th Annual Conference
of Numismatic Society of India held at
Chandigarh during Dec 24-26, 2005.
15 Dr Satya Prakash,
Sr Medical Officer,
USHCC to attend the NAPCON -2005 held at
Science City Kolkata during Nov 16-20,2005
16 Dr.G.N.Srivastava, Sr Medical Officer, SSHto
attend NAPCON-2005 held at Science City
Kolkataduring November 16-20,2005.
17 Shri Sahab Lal, STA, Deptt. of Nephrology
IMS to attend the Update Training in Dialysis
Technology held at N Delhi during Nov 14-20,
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Ajay Kumar Srivastava,
Dy Librarian,
Central Library to attend XXX All Indian
IASLICconference held at liT,Chennai during
Dec 26-29,2005
Dr Ashok Kumar Singh, Asstt Curator,
Deptt. of AIHC & Arch to attend the Joint
Annual Conference of Indian Archaeological
Society ISPQS, IHCS, ISPAS etc held at
Bangalore during Dec. 15-18,2005
Dr SK Agwekar, Chief Medical Officer,
UEHCqHC-I) to attend the Joint National
Conference of Indian Association of Public
Health(IPHA) & Preventive and Social
Medicine (IAPSM)held at Tirupathi (AP)during
January 21-24,2006.
Dr.Pushpanjali Mahapatra, Chief Medical
Officer, UEHCC (HC-II) to attend the Joint
National conference of Indian Association of
Public Health(IPHA) & Preventive and Social
Medicine (IAPSM)held at Tirupathi (AP)during
January 21-24,2006.
Dr OP Upadhyay, CMO, USHCC to attend
the PEDICON 2006 held at New Delhi during
January 5-8,2006
Shri Lalit. Mohan Agrawal, Radiological
Safety Officer, Dept of Radiotherapy &
Radiation Medicine IMS to attend the
Worskhop on Newer Techniques in Radiation
Ocrtology (WNTRO) held at AIIMS, New
Delhi.
Shri Maneesh Kr Singh, SPAMain Library IT
to attend the INDEST Workshop and 3rd
Annual Meet held at liT Delhi during Dec 1-2,
2005
Shri Ayodhya
Prasad,
Occupational
Therapist, SSHto attend CME Workshop on
Manual Therapy held at Lucknow during Nov
26-28,2005
Dr.K.M.Tripathi, Asstt. Director in Physical
Education Faculty of Arts to attend
International conference on Indian Psychology,
Yoga and consciousnessheld at Pondicherry
during Dec. I0-13,2004.
Dr.Ajay Kr. Srivastava, Dy.Librarian, Central
Library deputed to attend 2nd Hindi Bhasha
Kumbh held at Bangalore during Feb.3-5,
2006.
Shri BN Srivastava, lOA Gr I Deptt of
Statistics, Faculty of Science for attending
training of Oracle 109:
Administration
Workshop IIEd-2 from May 2-6,2006.
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Dr GN
Srivastava,Sr,Medical
Officer
(Casulty) SSH to attend ERS-2006 Munich
Congress will be held at during Sept.2-6,2006.
Shri Sah<ib Lal, STA Deptt. of Nephrology,
IMS to attend 33rd All India Conference & SS
held at BangaloreduringApril30-May
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Shri Somaru Ram, STA,Deptt. of Pathology,
IMS to attend 33rd All India Conference & SS
heldat Bangalore dujringApr 30-May 1,2006.
Dr Chandra
Shekhar Singh, Research
Officer,Deptt. of Mining Engg.IT to attend
National Seminar on Mining Technology &
Environmental
Issues held at Udaipur
(Rajasthan) during April 29-30,2006.
Shri VK Jaiswal, Sr PA Controller of
Examinations to attend Effecting Office
Administration for PS/PA& Office Personnels
course held at Mysore Karnataka during July
22-26,2006
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