Departmental
Seminars
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1. |
The main
objects of
the Seminar
shall be
pursuit and
promotion of
study in the
subject by
holding
seminar
meetings,
symposia,
discussions
and speeches
from time to
time on
topics and
problems
relating to
the subject. |
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2. |
All
students of
the Honours
and P.G.
Classes are
members of
the seminar,
all teachers
in the
subject are
honorary
members. |
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3. |
The Head
of the
Department
is the
President of
the Seminar.
He shall
guide the
seminar and
preside over
all academic
meetings. In
his absence
the next
senior
teacher
present
presides. |
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4. |
The
Executive
Committee of
the seminar
shall
consist of
the
following
(a)
President
(b)
Secretary
(c) Asst.
Secretary. |
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5. |
The
Secretary
and the
Asst.
Secretary
shall be
nominated by
the
president
once in a
session from
among the
students. |
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6. |
The
Secretary
shall be
responsible
for
organising
the seminar
activities
under
instruction
from the
President
and for
maintaining
records,
proceedings
and accounts
under
supervision.
The Asst.
Secretary
shall assist
the
Secretary
and assume
all the
responsibilities
of the
Secretary,
in his
absence. |
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7. |
The
seminars
shall
conduct
minimum four
academic
discussions
in course of
the session.
Participation
in seminar
shall be
encouraged
and given
due credit
while
issuing
certificates
to students. |
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8. |
The
Principal is
the
Controller
of all
seminars.
He/she may
alter, amend
or abrogate
any or all
of these
rules at
his/her
discretion. |
N.S.S.
(National Service
Scheme)
As a rule, students
having genuine
interest in social
work are selected
and enrolled in
N.S.S. As the scheme
is based on
voluntary service.
Programmes under the
scheme include (a)
construction of work
projects like
building and repair
of roads, renovation
and cleaning of
tanks and wells,
etc. (b) education,
adult literacy,
social education,
etc. (c) health
service to patients
in hospital, health
centres etc. (d)
campaigns for
eradication of
social evils like
untouchability,
child marriage,
dowry, campaigns for
improvement of slum
conditions, national
integration etc. and
(e) service during
emergency like
flood, famine,
accidents, epidemic,
etc. Students
enrolled in N.S.S.
are required to work
for 120 hours during
the session
including their work
for seven hours per
day in the 10 days
period of N.S.S.
camps held usually
once in a year,
preferably in a
rural area during
holidays or
vacations of the
College.
This scheme aims at
providing the
opportunity to the
students:
1. To understand through direct experience the realities of social life;
2. To develop a spirit of fellow feeling and service to needy.
3. To realize their responsibilities towards their fellow beings.
4. To inculcate among the students the values of citizenship.
5. To acquire skill, insight and understanding in working with people.
6. To put to use the knowledge or skill gained in the college for the
practical solution
of social problems.
7. To understand and accept the dignity of labor.
8. To understand the value of constructive social action
9. And ultimately to inculcate among the students a sense of patriotism
with devotion and
service.
10. The motto of N.S.S. is "Not Me But You."
N.C.C. (National
Cadet Corps)
N.C.C. Training is
provided for the boy
students. Every
cadet is required to
attend the parade
once a week. They
are imparted
training in military
science by the N.C.C.
officers and the
Army personnel
posted by the
Defense Department.
The following are
the aims of the
N.C.C.:
a) To develop
character,
comradeship and
qualities of
leadership in the
youth of the
country.
b) To provide
service training to
youth so as to
stimulate their
interest in the
defense of the
country.
c) To build up a
reserve of potential
officers to enable
the armed force to
expand rapidly in a
national emergency.
Advantages of N.C.C.
Training
N.C.C. cadets at the
end of the first or
at the beginning of
the second year of
training are
eligible to appear
at the "B"
certificate and at
the end of the 3rd
year of their
training to appear
at the "C"
certificate exam.
Students with N.C.C.
qualification are
always given
preference over
other students in
many competitive
examinations both
civil and military.
It also provides
opportunity to have
a career in the Army
through the officers
Training Unit of
N.C.C. and "C"
certificate entry.
Students enrolled in
N.C.C. have to
attend a minimum of
75 percent of the
parades and N.C.C.
classes in order to
qualify themselves
to appear at the "B"
and "C" certificate
examinations.
Youth Red
Cross Society
Youth Red Cross
society is organized
for the purpose of
inculcating in the
youth of the country
the ideals of peace
and the practice of
service especially
related to the cause
of their own health
and that of others.
The youth should
understand and
accept civic and
human responsibility
and should cultivate
a spirit of friendly
helpfulness towards
the children and
youth of other
countries.
The aim of youth Red
Cross are (1)
promotion of health
(2) service of the
sick and suffering
(3) international
friendliness.
Membership of Youth
Red Cross is open to
boys and girls of
all classes who
desire to
participate in its
various activities.
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