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Academic Bank of Credits
As per National Education Policy 2020, the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) has been envisaged to facilitate the academic mobility of students with the freedom to study across the Higher Education Institutions in the country with an appropriate “credit transfer” mechanism from one programme to another, leading to attain a Degree/ Diploma/PG-diploma, etc.
For more information, visit: www.abc.gov.in
National Academic Depository
The vision of National Academic Depository (NAD) is born out of an initiative to provide an online store house of all academic awards. National Academic Depository (NAD) is a 24X7 online store house of all academic awards viz.certificates, diplomas, degrees, mark-sheets etc. duly digitised and lodged by academic institutions / boards / eligibility assessment bodies. NAD not only ensures easy access to and retrieval of an academic award but also validates and guarantees its authenticity and safe storage.
Digi Locker is a flagship initiative of Ministry of Electronics & IT (MeitY) under Digital India programme. Digi Locker aims at ‘Digital Empowerment’ of citizen by providing access to authentic digital documents to citizen’s digital document wallet. The issued documents in Digi Locker system are deemed to be at par with original physical documents as per Rule 9A of the Information Technology (Preservation and Retention of Information by Intermediaries providing Digital Locker facilities) Rules, 2016 notified on February 8, 2017 vide G.S.R. 711(E).
For more information, visit: www.nad.gov.in
Videos regarding ABC
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Anti Ragging
| Anti Ragging Committee | |||
| Name | Designation | Mobile | Email id |
| Prof. Tej Singh, Dept. of Commerce | Proctor | 9416372012 | tejsingh.commerce@igu.ac.in |
| Prof. Karan Singh, Dean Student Welfare | Member | 9882226019 | karansingh.chem@igu.ac.in |
| Prof. Romika Batra, Dept. of English | Member | 9810125130 | romika.english@igu.ac.in |
| Prof. Aditi Sharma, Dept. of Commerce | Member | 9729610786 | aditi.commerce@igu.ac.in |
| Dr. Reena Hooda, Dept. of CSE | Member | 7082294509 | reena.cse@igu.ac.in |
| Dr. Satish Kumar, Dept. of Economics | Member | 9812491644 | satish.economics@igu.ac.in |
| Dr. Ishwar Sharma, Dept. of Commerce | Member | 8930192093 | ishwar.commerce@igu.ac.in |
| Sh. Sushant Yadav, Dept. of Management | Member | 7015244350 | sushant.management@igu.ac.in |
| Sh. Ramesh Kumar, ASO | Member | 9416421343 | ramesh.nt@igu.ac.in |
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Prof. Karan Singh Prof. Aditi Sharma Dr. Sushant YadavDean Students' Welfare Director Youth Welfare Over all supervision of Youth Welfare activities, Music Rooms; Student activity centre,/Shops, Holiday Home, Organization of Camps & Sports, ZYF meetings and organization Field work of all activities under the aegis of DSW Office. Assistant Director Youth Welfare Mr. Mohit Clerk Maintenance of DS Account(Budget and Cash Book); Contingencies; ACR; Telephone Bills; News Paters Bills; Other Important Tasks assigned by DSW/DYW. Smt. Kusum Lata Clerk Audit Work ; Diary/Dispatch ; Youth Festivals & Campus Programmes Stock Registers ; Minutes & Meetings; Preparation of Noting Sheets; Records Keeping ; File Movement record register ; Put up File /Date received from various agencies /offices to DSW/DYW and typing work. Mr. Sonu Helper Preparation/issue of Bus Passes of UTD Students; Liasening with Roadways Staff; Collection of all kinds of Fee receipts and maintenance of PV/RV. Mr. Sanjay Peon
- Providing of Bus passes facility:
A major work of the office is facilitating students to travel to the University and back to home. The office as such arranges for bus passes for students in large numbers. The process involves the smooth conduct of various stages of cash collection, deposit, preparation and distribution.
- Providing financial aid to students:
The office of the D.S.W also arranges by recommending to the Vice-Chancellor financial aid to the needy and physically handicapped students. This process involves assessing and verifying details prior to the actual disbursement.
- Funding of Educational/Cultural Tours:
Students are encouraged to undertake trips to places of educational and historical importance. These trips are organized in a manner so as to develop leadership qualities and inculcate the human values among them. Above all the trips are expected to enable students to learn and adapt to the cultural diversity and appreciate other societies and languages too. Fifty per cent of expenditure incurred is funded by the Dean Students’ Welfare.
- Arranging of inter-disciplinary and guest lectures:
The office of D.S.W. also provides financial assistance for arranging guest lectures in the different University Teaching Departments as well as inter-disciplinary lectures.
- Cultural activities
The DSW office organizes the Annual Function, Foundation Day, Diwali Fest, and many other Youth Culture Programmes of U.T.D. students. A calendar of Activities is released every year. Under the Chairmanship and able guidance of Dean Students Welfare, the department has been active in supporting many initiatives for improving the cultural atmosphere in the University.
Donation Account Details
Sr. No. Particular Details 1 Name of the Bank Punjab National Bank 2 Branch Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur 3 Account No. 1817100100010075 4 IFSC Code PUNB0181710 5 MICR Code 123024022 6 Contact Person Dr. Anshu 7 Designation Assistant Registrar 8 Contact No. 8901622691
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Equal Opportunity Cell
Vision
It is imperative that IGU to be the torch bearer of creating awareness of the concept of equal opportunities to one and all; respective of gender, ability, socio-economic background, caste, religion or language on the lines of UGC guidelines. India is a country with large diversity and also inequalities. Hence, it is the duty of the Cell to oversee effective implementation of the policies programmes and institutional mechanism to promote inclusive growth for disadvantages groups (SC/ST, OBC, Minorities, & physically challenged) to provide guidance and counselling with respect to academic, financial, social and other matter and it is an effort to educate, council and empower the nation builders to realize their potential and bring them to the main stream of society; which will enable them to contribute to the workplace, community and the nation at large. The basic aim of EOC is to ensure that persons (Students, staffs, faculties or the community) from various diverse backgrounds of community, religion, region, gender or ability are not deprived of their rightful opportunities. They must have access to all pedagogical and extracurricular recourses; which will promote inclusivity and harmony. To develop an inclusive environment for that persons from deprived section, such as persons from SC/ST/OBC categories, persons from religious and minorities, differently abled persons, and women are not deprived of their rightful opportunities.
Mission
To empower deprived section, such as persons from SC/ST/OBC categories, persons from religious and minorities, differently abled persons, and women persons to create a socially congenial environment that provides them equal opportunities and protection of their rights.
Objectives
- Equal opportunity Cell works for affirmative actions for the deprived sections and ensured that differently abled and other weaker section students stay ahead in their learning process.
- Safeguard the interest of students without any prejudice to their caste, creed, religion, language, ethnicity, gender and disability.
- Eliminate discrimination against or harassment.
- Promote the equality among the students.
- To ensure no discrimination is against the students of scheduled caste and scheduled tribes, and to take measures as per guidelines of 17th December 2012.
- To provide auxiliary support towards skill development that enhance the employability and to meet the distinct needs of students.
- To promote a social and psychological environment to raise awareness on sexual harassment and gender based discrimination against women.
- To organize or conduct seminar/symposia/workshops/ conference/exhibition/training program, etc from time-to-time on issues of contemporary significance for empowering, educationally and culturally, students belonging to the marginalized sections.
- To examine all possible ways in which the SC/ST, OBC and minority groups & PWD could be helped.
- Adopt and implement harmonized guidelines and space standards for barrier free built environment for persons with disabilities.
- Identify the issues relating persons with disabilities on the campus and to provide an enabling and non-discriminating environment.
- Focusing on overall personality and skill development so as to ensure enhancing employability of the deprived sections and providing personal counselling and career guidance to them.
- Provide information and act as a counseling cum guidance centre for persons of deprived sections.
- Allot hostel rooms on the ground floor to Persons with Disabilities.
- Ensuring implementation procedures, reservation policies, promotions etc.
- Empowering the students from deprived section to participate fully in the academic and social life.
Haryana Right to Service
S.No. Notified Service Name Given Time Limit (In Days) Designated Officer First Grievances Redressal Authority Second Grievances Redressal Authority 1 Migration Certificate 07 Assistant Registrar Registrar Vice Chancellor 2 Issuance of Provisional Degree 05 Controller of Examination Registrar Vice Chancellor 3 Issuance of DMC if not received by student within 30 days from the declaration of result 10 Controller of Examination Registrar Vice Chancellor 4 Issuance of Original Degree if not received by Student within 180 days from the declaration of result 10 Controller of Examination Registrar Vice Chancellor
About us
Maintaining the momentum of quality consciousness is crucial in Universities. Internal Quality Assurance Cell, in fact, is conceived as a mechanism to build and ensure a quality culture at the institutional level. According to UGC guidelines, every University should have an internal quality assurance system, with appropriate structure and processes, and with enough flexibility to meet the diverse needs of the stakeholders. The internal quality assurance mechanism of the University may be called “Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)”. The IQAC is meant for planning, guiding and monitoring Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Enhancement (QE) activities of the University. The IQAC may channelize and systematize the efforts and measures of an institution towards academic excellence. The IQAC should become a driving force for ushering in quality by working out intervention strategies to remove deficiencies and enhance quality. In pursuance of its Action Plan for performance evaluation, assessment and accreditation and quality up-gradation of institutions of higher education, the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore has proposed that every accredited institution should establish an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) as a quality sustenance measure. Since quality enhancement is a continuous process, the IQAC will become a part of the institution’s system and work towards realisation of the goals of quality enhancement and sustenance. The prime task of the IQAC is to develop a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic improvement in the overall performance of institutions. For this, during the post accreditation period, institutions need to channelize its efforts and measures towards promoting the holistic academic excellence including the peer committee recommendations.
Library
The University Library named after the former Prime Minister of India Sh. Atal Bihari Vajpayee is strategically located, with excellent state-of-the art computer facilities and stress free environment. It provides digital facilities to the students. The library system, besides being elegant, provides support for the academic and research pursuits. It has a rich collection of knowledge resources, volumes of books and volumes of journals. Besides, many Indian and foreign journals of repute are subscribed by the Library.
NIRF
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11-02-2022: National Institutional Ranking Framework 2022 – Overall
06-01-2023: NIRF 2023- Overall
06-01-2023: NIRF 2023- Pharmacy
06-02-2024: NIRF 2024- Overall
06-02-2024: NIRF 2024-Pharmacy
21-01-2025 NIRF 2025- Overall
21-01-2025 NIRF 2025- Pharmacy Note: Maintenance of Academic Infrastructure or consumables, other running expenditures etc. (excluding maintenance of hostels and allied services) in 2023-24: Rs. 2250464 in place of Rs. Rs. 11873451
05.02.2026: Regarding Nodal Officer for Yuva Aapda Mitra Scheme Training Programme
18.08.2025: Circular
14.09.2024: Invitation for University Level Induction Programme on 16.09.2024 for NSS Volunteers
17.10.2023: Notification- University Level Award Function and Orientation Programme
16.10.2023: Invitation Letter for University Level Award Function and Orientation Programme
National Service Scheme (NSS) has been playing a vital role in enriching the souls and minds of the students of the university since long time. The overall objective of this scheme is ‘Education and Service’ to the community and by the community. It is a programme for students to cater to the needs of the community, as and when required. It will also help the students to communicate with the society. The students joining this scheme develop many behavioral interactive skills. They visit the rural areas as NSS volunteers during the camps organized by the concerned colleges or departments of the university. The NSS volunteers take initiative in developing a Technocratic Environment and also help the underprivileged people to develop themselves. The scheme promotes the ability to present them in a better way. Thus the ultimate goal of the scheme is to strive to inculcate the bond of patriotism, national integration, brotherhood, communal harmony among these volunteers. NSS has been active in the University and its college’s right from the establishment of this scheme. NSS volunteers are regularly organizing camps for Blood Donation, Eye Checkup, General Physical Checkup and Preventive Medicare and Immunizations. They are also actively participating in fight against polio and AIDS and epidemic of Covid-19. During special camps the volunteers engage themselves in physical labor also and help in such activities as ground cleanliness, taking care of cremation grounds, eradicating congress and other vegetables and tree plantation. The NSS volunteers create awareness about social problems like population explosion, pollution, importance of girl’s child, evils of dowry system and harmful effects of drinking, drugs and other intoxicants. As the theme of NSS for this year is “Youth for Haryali” special care is being taken for the plantation and protection of planted trees. The University has 4672 NESS Volunteers enrolled for the year 2019-2020 as against the sanctioned strength of 5000 which is largest in Haryana for a University.
Dr. Karan Singh
Programme Coordinator NSS
History of National Service Scheme
In India, the idea of involving students in the task of national service dates back to the times of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation. The central theme which he tried to impress upon his student audience time and again was that they should always keep before them, their social responsibility. The first duty of the students should be, not to treat their period of study as one of the opportunities for indulgence in intellectual luxury, but for preparing themselves for final dedication in the service of those who provided the sinews of the nation with the national goods & services so essential to society. Advising them to form a living contact with the community in whose midst their institution is located, he suggested that instead of undertaking academic research about economic and social disability, the students should do “something positive so that the life of the villagers might be raised to a higher material and moral level”.
The post-independence era was marked by an urge for introducing social service for students, both as a measure of educational reform and as a means to improve the quality of educated manpower. The University Grants Commission headed by Dr. Radhakrishnan recommended introduction of national service in the academic institutions on a voluntary basis with a view to developing healthy contacts between the students and teachers on the one hand and establishing a constructive linkage between the campus and the community on the other hand.
The idea was again considered by the Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) at its meeting held in January, 1950. After examining the various aspects of the matter and in the light of experience of other countries in this field, the Board recommended that students should devote some time to manual work on a voluntary basis and that the teachers should also associate with them in such work. In the draft First Five year Plan adopted by the Government of India in 1952, the need for social and labour service for students for one year was further stressed. Consequent upon this, labour and social service camps, camps work projects, village apprenticeship scheme etc., were put into operation by various educational institutions. In 1958, the then Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in his letter to the Chief Ministers mooted the idea of having social service as a prerequisite for graduation. He further directed the Ministry of Education to formulate a suitable scheme for introduction of national service into the academic institutions.
In 1959, a draft outline of the scheme was placed before the Education Minister’s Conference. The Conference was unanimous about the urgent need for trying out a workable scheme for national service. In view of the fact that education as it was imparted in schools and colleges, left something to be desired and it was necessary to supplement it with programmes which would arouse interest the social and economic reconstruction of the country. It was viewed that if the objectives of the scheme were to be realized, it was essential to integrate social service with the educational process as early as possible. The Conference suggested the appointment of a committee to work out details of the proposed pilot project. In pursuance of these recommendations, a National Service Committee was appointed under the Chairmanship of Dr. C.D. Deshmukh on August 28, 1959 to make concrete suggestions in this direction.
The committee recommended that national service for a period of nine months to a year may be made compulsory for all students completing high school education and intending to enroll themselves in a college or a university. The scheme was to include some military training, social service, manual labour and general education. The recommendations of the Committee could not be accepted because of its financial implications and difficulties in implementation.
In 1960, at the instance of the Government of India, Prof. K.G. Saiyidain studied national service by students implemented in several countries of the world and submitted his report under the title “National Service for the Youth” to the Government with a number of recommendations as to what could be done in India to develop a feasible scheme of social service by students. It was also recommended that social service camps should be open to students as well as non-students within the prescribed age group for better inter-relationship.
The Education Commission headed by Dr. D.S. Kothari (1964-66) recommended that students at all stages of education should be associated with some form of social service. This was taken into account by the State Education Minister during their conference in April 1967 and they recommended that at the university stage, students could be permitted to join the National Cadet Corps (NCC) which was already in existence on a voluntary basis and an alternative to this could be offered to them in the form of a new programme called the National Service Scheme (NSS). Promising sportsmen, however, should be exempted from both and allowed to join another scheme calle4d the National Sports Organisation (NSO), in view of the need to give priority to the development of sports and athletics.
The Vice Chancellors’ Conference in September, 1969 welcomed this recommendation and suggested that a special committee of Vice Chancellors could be set up to examine this question in detail. In the statement of national policy on education of the Government of India, it was laid down that work experience and national service should be an integral part of education. In May, 1969, a conference of the students’ representatives of the universities and institutions of higher learning convened by the Ministry of Education and the University Grants Commission also unanimously declared that national service could be a powerful instrument for national integration. It could be used to introduce urban students to rural life. Projects of permanent value could also be undertaken as a symbol of the contribution of the student community to the progress and upliftment of the nation.
The details were soon worked out and the Planning Commission sanctioned an outlay of Rs. 5 crores for National Service Scheme (NSS) during the Fourth Five Year Plan. It was stipulated that the NSS programme should be started as a pilot project in select institutions and universities.
On September 24, 1969, the then Union Education Minister Dr. V.K.R.V. Rao, launched the NSS programme in 37 universities covering all States and simultaneously requested the Chief Ministers of States for their cooperation and help. It was appropriate that the programme was started during the Gandhi Centenary Year as it was Gandhiji who inspired the Indian youth to participate in the movement for Indian independence and the social uplift of the downtrodden masses of our nation.
The cardinal principle of the programme is that it is organized by the students themselves and both students and teachers through their combined participation in social service, get a sense of involvement in the tasks of national development. Besides, the students, particularly, obtain work experience which might help them to find avenues of self- employment or employment in any organization at the end of their university career.
Aim and objectives
The aims and objectives of the NSS are:
- to render service to the community while studying in an educational institution;
- to arouse the social conscience among students;
- to provide them with an opportunity to work creatively and constructively with the community around the educational campus; and
- to put the education they receive to concrete social use; and specifically, (i) to work with and among the people; (ii) to engage in creative and constructive social action; (iii) to enhance knowledge of oneself and the community through a face-to-face with reality; (iv) to use the knowledge gained in the classroom in a practical way for mitigating at least some of the social problems; and (v) to gain skills in programme development to be able to be self-employed. The goals are to achieve improvement in personality, leadership qualities, national outlook and a sense of civic responsibility.
Goals
- To enrich the student’s personality and deepen his understanding of the social environment in which he lives
- To develop an awareness of his responsibility to society
- To promote a concern for the well being of the community
- To undertake and participate in the activities designed to tackle social problem and to promote welfare
- To provide work experience which might lead him to find avenues of employment (as a self-employed person rather than a job seeker on completion to the university career)
Activities
- SPECIAL CAMPING PROGRAMME
- REGULAR ACTIVITIES
- CLEANLINESS (Swachh Bharat Swasth Bharat)
- TREE PLANTATION
- BLOOD DONATION CAMP
- AIDS AWARENESS
- HEALTH AWARENESS
- LECTURES/RALLYS ON FEMALE FOETICIDE
- NATIONAL INTEGRATION CAMP
- SPECIAL AWAIRNESS PROGRAMMES ABOUT APIDEMIC OF COVID-19
- TRAFFIC AWARENESS
- DISASTER PREPAREDNESS MANAGEMENT
- PLOGGING EVENTS
NSS Program Coordinator Contact No.: 9416746880 NSS Program Officer Contact No.: 7015461428 NSS Program Officer Contact No.: 8398030005 NSS Program Officer Contact No.: 9991336406 NSS Program Officer Contact No.: 7988552217 NSS Clerk Contact No.: 9671283574
Dr. Mukesh Kumar 
Dr. Anita 
Dr. Priyanka Ranga 
Dr. Sandeep Kumar 
Dr. Amandeep 
Mr. Manjeet Singh
Public Relation Office
About R&D Cell
The objective of establishing the Research and Development Cell (RDC) is to foster a research culture in the University to promote new ideas, discoveries and innovations that can transform mankind, society or the nation at large. The objective of RDC is to encourage and guide the university teachers and students to get the funding for research projects from various government and non-government funding agencies/bodies. It will also monitor the progress of research activities in the university at various levels. It will persistently work for the development of facilities for research in the university.
Prof. Pankaj Kumar Tyagi
Director, Research and Development Cell
Email: director.rd@igu.ac.in
Research and Development Cell Office
Prof. Pankaj Kumar Tyagi
Director, Research and Development Cell
Email: director.rd@igu.ac.in
Organizational Structure of Research and Development Cell
R&D Cell has been continuously striving for research and innovation culture in the University. The organizational structure of the R&D Cell is constituted as per the guidelines issued by UGC.
Committees and their members within R&D Cell
| Committee Name | Committee Members |
| Finance and Infrastructure | 1. Prof. Satinder Bal, Department of C.S.E. (Convener) 2. Dr. Ritu Bajaj, Department of Mgt 3. Dr. Meera Bambha, Department of Commerce 4. Dr. Anil Yadav, Scientist-D, Ministry of Science and Technology, Delhi |
| Research Program, Policy Development | 1. Dr. Rashmi Pundheer, Department of Chemistry (Convener) 2. Dr. Vikas Batra, Department of Economics 3. Dr. Deepak Gupta, Department of Commerce 4. Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Director, CSIR-IHBT, Palampur, HP |
| Collaboration and community | 1. Dr. Karan Singh, Department of Chemistry (Convener) 2. Dr. Vipin, Department of Geography 3. Dr. Mamta, Department of commerce 4. Prof. Arvind Kumar Bhatt, Department of Biotechnology, HP |
Product Development, Monitoring and commercialization
| 1. Dr. Sunil Kumar, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences ( Convener) 2. Dr. Suman, Department of E.V.S. 3. Dr. Vijay Kumar, Department of Commerce 4. Prof. seema Rani, Nodal Officer, ABIC, CCSHAU, Hisar |
| IPR, Legal and Ethical Matters | 1. Prof. Vijay Kumar, Department of Physics (convener) 2. Dr. Sunil Kumar, Department of Physics 3. Dr. Reena Hooda, Department of C.S.E 4. Dr. Anil Kumar, Scientist(Legal), CSIR, Delhi |
| Research Advisory Council |
| The Research Advisory Council (RAC) is the principal research body of the University and provides the larger holistic vision, the research to be undertaken by the University, including prioritization of the research areas. The RAC also supervises, directs and monitors all the research activities and Ph.D. programs of the University. |
Constitution of Research Advisory Council
| Sr. No. | Constituent | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Vice Chancellor | Chairperson |
| 2. | Dean Academic Affairs | Member |
| 3. | Dean, Faculty of Physical Sciences | Member |
| 4. | Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences | Member |
| 5. | Dean, Faculty of Commerce, Management, Tourism & Hospitality Mgt | Member |
| 6. | Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Technology | Member |
| 7. | Director, IQAC | Member |
| 8. | Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav, Department of English | Member |
| 9. | Dr. Reena Rani, Astt Professor, Dept of C.S.E | Member |
| 10. | Dr. Bharti, Astt Professor, Dept of Management | Member |
| 11. | Outside members (i) Prof. Rajiv Ahuja (ii) Sh. Amit Garg (iii) Dr. Manoj Gupta | Member |
| 12. | Director, Research and Development Cell | Member Coordinator |
| Notification of RAC members constitution 2023 |
| Reconstitution of RAC Members |
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on-going)2023-24 Neha Commerce Dr. Pinki Rani Impact of Carbon Accounting on Corporate Financial Performance: Evidence from Indian Companies on-going 2023-24 Shivani Anant Commerce Prof. Ravindra Impact of Green Packaging on Consumer Buying Behaviour: A Study of FMCG Products on-going 2023-24 Pooja Garg Commerce Dr. Sanjay Kumar Hooda Public Private Partnerships in Infrastructure Development Projects in India on-going 2023-24 Surbhi Kumari Management Dr. Bharti Impact of Social Media Usage on Compulsive Buying Behaviour of Females: Role of Upward social Comparison and Self-Esteem on-going 2022-23 Sushma English Prof. Sunil Kumar Jataka Tales : A Study of Themes, Discourse, and Structure on-going 2022-23 Pooja Geography Dr. Vipin Kumar Agriculture transformation through Irrigation development in Rewari District, Haryana on-going 2022-23 Divya Gupta Pharmaceutical Sciences Prof. Sunil Kumar/Prof. Rashmi Pundeer Design, Synthesis and Evaluation of Isatin-based Hesperetin and Naringenin 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Study of Banking sector on-going 2022-23 Mamta Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma Shoppers' Satisfaction and Repurchase Intention towards e-Platforms on-going 2022-23 Kajal Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma MICROFINANCE INTERVENTIONS IN HARYANA:A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GOVERNMENT PROMOTED SHGs AND NGO SHGs 2022-23 Poonam Commerce Dr. Vijay Singh Financial Reporting Quality and Its determinants: Study of Selected Indian Companies on-going 2022-23 Nidhi Yadav Commerce Dr. Mamta Assesment of Startup Ecosystem in India on-going 2022-23 Deepak CSE Dr. Savita Kumari Knob Tuner for Cloud Database Systems on-going 2022-23 Nitu Yadav CSE Dr. Savita Kumari Developing a Model Prevention of Deepfake Images on-going 2022-23 Vikesh Yadav CSE Dr. Savita Kumari Comparative Analysis of Quantum Machine Learning Algorithms on-going 2022-23 Manjeet Singh English Dr. Bijender Singh A Study of Trajectories through Writings on the Campus on-going 2022-23 Kiran English Prof. Sunil Kumar A Study of Aesthetics and Ethics in select Stories of Saadat Hasan Manto on-going 2022-23 Dinesh Singh English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Truth, Goodness and Beauty in the Works of Jiddu Krishnamurti: A Literary Interrogation on-going 2022-23 Preeti Dhillon English Prof. Karan Singh Myth as Folk Theatre: A Study of Saang on-going 2022-33 Manav Dahiya English Prof. Karan Singh Configuring Transgender: A Study of Select Autobiographical and Fictional Narratives on-going 2021-22 Saurabh Verma Mathematics Prof. Suresh Kumar Study Cosmological Models in General Relativity and Modified Theories of Gravity on-going 2021-22 ManishYadav Mathematics Prof. Suresh Kumar Study of Cosmological Models with Negative Dark Energy on-going 2021-22 Devanand EVS Quantum dot-based molecularly imprinted polymers as sensing probes for organophosphate pesticides detection and their Ecofriendly Remediation on-going 2021-22 Sonu Commerce Prof. Tej Singh An Empirical Study Regarding Adoption of Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic System in India on-going 2021-22 Ankit Yadav Commerce Dr. Vijay Singh Corporate Sustainability Performance and its Relation with Corporate Financial Performance: An Empirical study of Developed and Developing Economies on-going 2021-22 Nisha Kumari Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma Investment Behavior of Individual Investors Towards Different Investment Auenues on-going 2021-22 Priya Commerce Dr. Mamta Antecedents and Outcomes of Financial Empowerment of Women in Informal Economy on-going 2021-22 Renu Yadav Commerce Prof. Tej Singh An Analytical Study of Entrepreneurial Intention Among University Students in Haryana on-going 2021-22 Shakshi Chawla Commerce Dr. Ravindra Unveiling the Human-AI Voice Connection: Exploring Users'Behaviour towards Voice-Based Artificial Intelligence Products on-going 2021-22 Ritu Kumari Commerce Dr. Deepak Gupta Analysis of Sustainable Performance and Growth of Automobile Industry through Adoption of Circular Economy Practices. on-going 2021-22 Aditi Sharma Management Dr. Samridhi A Study of Relationship between Brand Anthropomorphism, Branch Attachment, and Brand Trust towards Purchase Intention in Automobile Industry on-going 2021-22 Ms. Megha CSE Novel Deep Learning Approaches for Deep fake Detection on-going 2021-22 Jyoti Dahinwal Management Dr. Jasvinder Singh Impact of Work System on Work Life Balance, Productivity and Health & Wellbeing of Employees in the IT Sector on-going 2021-22 Suraj CSE Explainable AI for the Detection of Leaf Diseases on-going 2021-22 Neha Solanki Management Dr. Jasvinder Singh Employee Green Behaviour and its Antecedents in Service Sector on-going 2021-22 Pooja Management Dr. Samridhi Modeling Relationship of Brand Hate with Complaint Handling and Brand Avoidance: A Study of Mobile Phone Industry on-going 2021-22 Anjali Economics Dr. Vikas Batra EFFICIENCY AND IMPACT ANALYSIS OF DISTRICT CENTRAL COOPERATIVE IN BANKS IN HARYANA on-going 2021-22 Jyoti Yadav Economics Dr. Devinder Singh THE IMPACT OF TRADE LIBERALISATION AND EXPORT-ORIENTED SCHEMES ON THE INDIAN MANUFACTURING SECTOR SINCE 1991 on-going 2021-22 Anjali Economics Dr. Vikas Batra PERFORMANCE AND IMPACT ANALYSIS OF FARMER PRODUCER ORGANISATIONS IN HARYANA on-going 2021-22 Pooja Bio-Tech Dr. Ramesh Kumar Development of Molecular Imprinted Polymer based biosensor(s) for the diagnosis of Influenza viruses on-going 2021-22 Rekha Devi Economics Dr. Vikas Batra INCOME AND EMPOWERMENT IMPACT OF DAY-NRLM ON WOMEN BENEFICIARIES: A STUDY OF NUH DISTRICT OF HARYANA on-going 2021-22 Chitra Kumari Economics Dr. Vikas Batra PERFORMANCE AND IMPACT ANALYSIS OF SARVA HARYANA GRAMIN BANK on-going 2020-21 Yogesh Kumar English Prof. Subhash C. Sharma Father-Son Relationship in Selected Indian Cinematic Narratives: A Study on-going 2020-21 Ram Prakash Maurya English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Poetics and Politics of Bazaar: A Study of Selected Texts. on-going 2020-21 Arman English Dr. Bijender Singh Dalit Articulation in the Select Dalit Autobiographies on-going 2020-21 Megha English Prof. Subhash C. Sharma Art and Architectonics in the World of Hayao Miyazaki on-going 2019-20 Subhash English Dr. Bijender Singh Dialectics of Violence and Honour: A Study of Select Narratives on-going 2019-20 Radhika English Prof. Subhash C. Sharma Childhood as Relational Matrix: A Study of Select Narratives of Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, Sarah Fielding and Frances Hodgson Burnett on-going 2017-18 Meenakshi 1700106001003 23.12.2023 English Prof. Subhash C. Sharma The Problematics of Transgender: A Study of Select Narratives on-going 2019-20 Surbhi Bansal CSE Dr. Reena Hooda Credit card Fraud Detection Using Machine Learning Techniques on-going 2020-21 Nitisha Sehrawat 200010212001
15.02.2021Economics Dr. Devinder Singh Estimation of Performance and Technical Efficiency of Public Road Transport: A study on State Transport Undertakings in India 2020-21 Mona Kumari 200010212002
15.02.2021Economics Dr. Satish Kumar The Role of Government Sponsored Schemes in Development of Scheduled Caste Women of Rural Haryana (A Case Study of District Sonipat) 2020-21 Pooja Dangi 200010212003
15.02.2021Economics Dr. Sonu Migrant workers and Development Dynamism in Haryana State Awarded
13-06-20252020-21 Manisha Yadav 200010212004
18.12.2021Economics Dr. Sonu Wage Inequalities Across Broad Occupational Groups In Haryana: An Analysis Awarded
13-06-20252020-21 Priyanka 200010212005
18.12.2021Economics Dr. Satish Kumar Agriculture and Women Empowerment with Special Reference to Haryana Awarded
13-06-20252020-21 Harshita Phougat 200010614001
31.08.2018Chemistry Dr. Karan Singh Synthesis of some novel 1,3,4-trisubstituted pyrazole derivatives of potential biological interest 2020-21 Priti 1600105021001
18.07.2022Mathematics Dr. M.S. Barak Some dynamic problems of wave propagation in generalized thermoelastic continuum on-going 2020-21 Priya 1600101021002
18.07.2022Mathematics Prof. Suresh Kumar Study of cosmological models relaxing the Hubble constant tension on-going 2020-21 Anita Yadav 200010612002
18.07.2022Mathematics Prof. Suresh Kumar Study of cosmological models with sign switching dark energy on-going 2020-21 Pooja Soni 200010612004
18.07.2022Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi Construction of Quantum Codes using Cyclic Codes Over Finite Rings Awarded
28-11-20252020-21 Shelly 200010612005
18.07.2022Mathematics Dr. Rajender Kumar The Generalized Deterministic Inventory Models in respect of Cost, Demand, Deterioration and Backlogging Awarded
27-01-20262020-21 Ms. Anu 200010212007
13.07.2022Economics Dr. Devinder Singh Pharmaceutical Industry of India: Growth, Performance and Trade Competitiveness on-going 2020-21 Mr. Avinash 200010212006
13.07.2022Economics Dr. Vikas Batra Economic Impact of Organic Farming: A Study of Selected Districts in Haryana on-going 2020-21 Ms. Tamanna 200010212008
13.07.2022Economics Dr. Sonu Measurement of Fiscal Performance and its impact on Economic Development of India: An Inter-State Analysis on-going 2020-21 Mr. Avesh Kumar 200010212009
13.07.2022Economics Dr. Satish Kumar Rural-Urban Economic Disparities in Haryana: An Analysis on-going 2020-21 Mr. Sidhant Yadav 200010614002
17.01.2023Chemistry Dr. Rashmi Pundeer NOVEL 2,4,5- TRISUBSTITUTED THIAZOLE DERIVATIVES: SYNTHESIS AND THEIR PROSPECTIVE APPLICATIONS on-going 2020-21 Ms. Shweta Yadav 200010507001
10.01.2023Commerce Dr. Sanjay Kumar Hooda/Dr. Manish Yadav Opportunities and challenges of green and sustainable finance in the aviation industry Awarded
23-07-20252020-21 Ms. Bhawana Verma 200010507003
10.01.2023Commerce Dr. Ishwar Sharma Dynamic Linkage between stock and commodity Markets in India and its Implication for Portfolio Diversification on-going 2020-21 Tulsi Rani 200010507005
10.01.2023Commerce Dr. Deepak Gupta Role of Social Media on Destination Tourism: A study on Selection of Destination on-going 2020-21 Gauri 1501015006
23.06.2022English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Dialectics of Metaphysical Experience in the Writings of Vimala Thakar on-going 2020-21 Payal Goyal 200010507004
10.01.2023Commerce Dr. Mamta DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN BANKING SERVICES: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON FINTECH ADOPTION on-going 2020-21 Meenu Devi 200010507002
10.01.2023Commerce Dr. Ravindra CONSUMERS'PERCEPTION AND PURCHASE INTENTION TOWARDS ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN HARYANA on-going 2020-21 Pooja Yadav 200010509001
23.06.2022Management Dr. Bharti Antecedents of Parassocial Relationship and its Impact on Customer Satisfaction Awarded
10-12-20252020-21 Surender Kumar 200010507006
10.01.2023Commerce Dr. Hari Om An Analytical Study of Indebtedness among Agricultural Labour Households in Haryana on-going 2020-21 Ms. Poonam 200010610005
17.03.2023Physics Dr. Sunil Kumar Study of compost for energy storage applications on-going 2020-21 Sandeep Yadav 200010610006
17.03.2023Physics Prof. Vijay Kumar Nanomaterials modified electrodes for enhanced performance of soil/compost based microbical fuel cell on-going 2020-21 Nishu Rani 200010610004
17.03.2023Physics Prof. Vijay Kumar Tin Oxide (SnxOy) nanostructures for environment monitoring applications on-going 2020-21 Gauri 200010610001
17.03.2023Physics Dr. Sunil Kumar Soil/Compost based earth battery system: Design and modifications for efficiency enhancement and sustainability on-going 2020-21 Sheetal Panwar 200010610003
17.03.2023Physics Prof. Vijay Kumar Metal oxides based electrode materials for supercapacitor applications on-going 2020-21 Poonam Kumari 200010509002
23.02.2023Management Dr. Jasvinder Singh A Study of Mega Merger in the Indian Banking Sector on-going 2020-21 Manju Rani 200010612007
25.04.2023Mathematics Prof. Suresh Kumar Study of Inventory Models of Deteriorating Products with Lifetime, Shortage and Price Awarded
28-11-20252019-20 Krishan Kumar 190010612001
28-12-2020Mathematics Prof. Mamta Kamra Fixed point results for mappings under various contractive conditions in vector valued rectangular metric spaces. Awarded
29-10-20252019-20 Pooja Yadav 190010612002
12.04.2021Mathematics Prof. Mamta Kamra Some Fixed Point Results for Self-Mappings on Various Vector Valued Generalized Metric Spaces Awarded
20-08-20252019-20 Vipin Gupta 190010612003
12.04.2021Mathematics Dr. MS Barak / Dr. Vijayata Pathania, HPURC, Shimla Propagation of Waves in Piezothermoelastic Media 2019-20 Rajesh Kumar 190010612004
12.04.2021Mathematics Dr. MS Barak / Dr. Vijayata Pathania, HPURC, Shimla Wave Propagation in Double Porous Thermoelastic Continuum 2019-20 Vipin Kumar 190010612005
12.04.2021Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi On the Study of Cyclic Codes and Application to Quantum Codes on-going 2019-20 Arun Kumar Yadav 190010612006
12.04.2021Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi On the Study of Classical Error-Correcting Codes and Quantum Codes Awarded
09-07-20252019-20 Manorama 190010507001
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma Impact of Social Media Marketing on Brand Equity: A Study on E-Retailers on-going 2019-20 Jyoti Yadav 190010507002
01.10.2021Commerce Prof. Tej Singh Stock Price Volatility and Forecasting for Indian Stock Market on-going 2019-20 Himani 190010507003
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Vijay Singh Management Discussion and Analysis Disclosure Practices in Indian Corporate Sector 2019-20 Sushant Yadav 190010507004
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Ishwar Sharma Foreign Portfolio Investment and Indian Capital Market: Determinants and Impact on Sectoral Returns Awarded
10-06-20252019-20 Ajay Yadav 190010507005
01.10.2021Commerce Prof. Tej Singh Indian International trade: A Study of Pattern and determinants Awarded
27-02-20252019-20 Ramandeep Kaur 190010507006
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Ishwar Sharma Mobile Food Ordering Apps: A Study on Consumers'Perception and Satisfaction on-going 2019-20 Komal 190010507007
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Meera Bamba Analysis of Herd Behavior: Empirical Evidences from Indian Stock Market Awarded
10-06-20252019-20 Shilpa 190010507008
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Meera Bamba Financial Inclusion through Small Finance Banks: Performance and Perceptions on-going 2019-20 Neetu 190010507009
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma Consumers’ Attitude and Buying Behavior towards Herbal Cosmetic Products Awarded
10-06-20252019-20 Pooja 190010507010
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Vijay Singh Segment Reporting Practices and Determinants: A Study of Indian Listed Companies on-going 2019-20 Monika 190010507011
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Meera Bamba Return and Volalitity in Indian Commodity Futures Market on-going 2019-20 Indu 190010507012
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Mamta Volatility Spillover Across Asian Stock Markets on-going 2019-20 Bharat Bhushan 190010507013
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Ravindra Impact of Neuromarketing on Consumer Buying Behavior: A Study of Consumer Durables Awarded
10-06-20252019-20 Santpal 190010507014
01.10.2021Commerce Dr. Sanjay Kumar Challenges and Rejuvenation Strategies of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs): A Study of Haryana State Awarded
13-03-20262019-20 Nitin 190011031001
13.07.2021CSE Dr. Satinder Bal Gupta Development of AI Based Framework for Detection of Insect Pests in Castor Crop Plants 2019-20 Gayatri 190011031002
13.07.2021CSE Dr. Savita Kumari Secured Post Quantum Blockchain Cryptosystem for Supply Chain Management on-going 2019-20 Chanchal 190010507015
23.12.2021Commerce Dr. Ishwar Sharma Performance of gold and equity ETFs and their role in price discovery: A study of Indian spot and futures market Awarded
10-06-20252019-20 Arjun Singh Yadav 190010508001
17.12.2021Management Dr. Bharti Influence of Consumers Attitude on Purchase Intention and Behaviour towards Organic Food Products: An Empirical Study on-going 2019-20 Kanwar Singh 190010508002
17.12.2021Management Dr. Pooja Vyas Financing Pattern And Its Impact On Cost of Capital And Value Of Firm in Corporate Sector Of Haryana 2019-20 Sweta Rohilla 190010508003
17.12.2021Management Dr. Bharti Influence of Psychological and Contextual Factors on Retail Investors Decision Making Indian Stock Market on-going 2019-20 Priyanka 190010508004
17.12.2021Management Dr. Pooja Vyas Empowerment, Happiness and Work Performance Among Women Entrepreneur And Employed Women: A Comparative Study 2019-20 Himanshu 190011031003
06.12.2021CSE Dr. Reena Hooda Optimized Security Algorithm for Images Using Phase Retrieval Techniques Awarded
29-10-20252019-20 Rahul 200010908001
12.03.2022EVS Dr. Suman Nagpal/Dr. Sanjay Mendiratta Detection and removal of Arsenic, Fluoride and Nitrate from water using bio-nanomaterials Awarded
28-11-20252019-20 Ravi Yadav 190011031004
27.04.2022CSE Dr. Satinder Bal Simulation and Fabrication of customized Orthopedic Implant Using Soft Computing Techniques on-going 2019-20 Annu Yadav 190010108001
23.06.2022English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Master-Disciple Relationship in the Autobiographies of Himalayan Masters Awarded
13-06-20252019-20 Komal 190010108003
23.06.2022English Dr. Bijender Singh Gender and Identity:A Critical Study of Select Dalit Women Writings Awarded
28-11-20252019-20 Jyoti 190010108005
23.06.2022English Prof. Subhash C. Sharma Dynamics of Marital Relations: A Study of the Select Novels of Manju Kapur and Anita Nair on-going 2019-20 Anshuman 190010108004
23.06.2022English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav A Study of Repression and Resistance in Select Trans Narratives on-going 2019-20 Ekta Verma 190010108002
23.06.2022English Dr. Bijender Singh Understanding Myths: Contemporary Approaches in select Indian English Fiction on-going 2019-20 Kamal 190010108006
23.06.2022English Dr. Karan Singh Moral Vision in Haryanvi Svangs: A Folkloristic Study on-going 2019-20 Rambhateri 190010506011
10.01.2023Commerce Dr. Deepak Gupta Investor's Perception and Awareness of Cryptocurrencies: A Study of DELHI-NCR on-going 2019-20 Jyoti Yadav 190010507017
10.01.2023Commerce Dr. Pinki Rani Awareness and perception of bank employees in adoption of blockchain technology: A study of banks in Delhi on-going 2017-18 Alka 1700106012001
27-09-2018Economics Dr. Vikas Batra Public Works Programmes in India: A Case Study of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme in Haryana. Awarded
13-06-20252017-18 Tanvi Goyal 1700106001002
25.03.2022English Prof. Romika Batra Individual and Society: An Ecofeminist Study of the Selected Works of the Selected Works of Margaret Atwood and Barbara Kingsolver 2017-18 Kusum 1700106001001
25.03.2022English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Concept of Wisdom in the Select Stories of Somadeva's KathaSaritSagara on-going 2016-17 Rahul 1600106021001
27-08-2018Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi Irreducible Cyclic Codes of Finite Length. on-going 2016-17 Sandeep 1600106012001
27-08-2018Economics Dr. Devinder Singh Universal Healthcare: An Analysis of Accessibility and Quality of Healthcare Services in Haryana. on-going 2016-17 Satvir Singh 1600106012002
27-08-2018Economics Dr. Sonu Madan Performance Evaluation of Coal Fired Public Sector Thermal Power Plants in India. 2016-17 Navdeep Kaur 1600106001001
05-05-2017English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav A Study of Disease in Select South Asian Fiction. Awarded
17-09-20212016-17 Asha 1600106047001
20-06-2017Commerce Dr. Deepak Gupta Individuals’ Awareness and Perception Towards Digital Payments: An Empirical Study of Haryana. Awarded
07-09-20212016-17 Nidhi Bansal 1600106047002
20-06-2017Commerce Dr. Deepak Gupta Users’ Perception towards G2C E-Governance Initiatives: A Study of Higher Education Institution in India. Awarded
23-02-20192016-17 Pawan Singh 1600106047003
03-11-2018Commerce Dr. Seema Mahlawat Analysis of Employee Wellness Programmes - A Study of Automobile Industry. on-going 2016-17 Jyoti Sharma 1600106047004
03-11-2018Commerce Dr. Deepak Gupta Dimensions of Financial Frauds in Digital Payments. Awarded
26-04-20242016-17 Rajender Kumar 1600106047005
03-11-2018Commerce Dr. Hari Om Impact of Social Media Marketing on Consumers Buying Decisions: An Empirical Study of Fast-Moving Consumer Goods. Awarded
29-05-20232016-17 Vaishali Yadav 1600106001002
14.02.2019English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav A Critical Study of Experiential Lacky In Indian Cinema on-going 2016-17 Bijender Singh 1600106001003
14.02.2019English Prof. Subhash C. Sharma Grand Relations in Not So Grand Narratives: A study of Selected Short Stories Across Culture Awarded
12-08-20252016-17 Basant Lal Yadav 1600106001004
14.02.2019English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav A Critical Study of Teaching English Literature in University in Haryana on-going 2016-17 Narender Kumar 1600106001005
14.02.2019English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Psycho-Social Dialectics and the Idea of Time in the Works of Gabriel Garcia Marquez 2015-16 Sudesh 1501216001
23-06-2016Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi Codes Over Non Abelian Groups. Awarded
17-09-20212015-16 Ashwani Kumar 1501216002
23-06-2016Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi Irrducible Cyclic codes of Length 2mpn Using Matrix Method. Awarded
23-04-20232015-16 Vishvajit Singh 1501216003
23-06-2016Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi Minimal Cyclic code of length 16pn over GF(q) where order of q modulo pn is Awarded
11-12-20212015-16 Kumari Sarita 1501216004
23-06-2016Mathematics Dr. Mamta Kamra Some Fixed Point Results for Non-Linear Operators in Vector Valued Metric Spaces. Awarded
25-09-20202015-16 Manjeet 1501216005
15-03-2017Mathematics Dr. M.S. Barak Wave Propagation in Porous Media Saturated by Fluid(s). Awarded
17-01-20202015-16 Manju Gehlawat 1501476001
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Ravindra Determinants of organizational effectiveness of service sector organizations: A study of telecommunication sector. Awarded
25-09-20202015-16 Geeta Rani 1501476002
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Vijay Singh A comparative study on performance evaluation of mutual funds in India with special reference to equity diversified schemes and liquid schemes. Awarded
07-09-20212015-16 Pardeep Kumar 1501476003
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Sanjay Kumar Role and challenges of institutional finance by co-operative banks in agriculture sector growth in Haryana. Awarded
13-05-20192015-16 Jyoti Yadav 1501226001
22-11-2016Physics Dr. D.P. Goyal / Dr. Deepak Chhabra Modelling and Simulation of Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting Using Fluid Flow Dynamism. Awarded
17-01-20202015-16 Pooja Kataria 1501126001
21-02-2017Economics Dr. Devinder Singh Analysis of gender disaggregated public expenditure: evidences from India. Awarded
07-09-20212015-16 Ritu Kumari 1501126002
21-02-2017Economics Dr. Vikas Batra Impact of group based micro-finance on women beneficiaries: A study of Nuh district of Haryana. Awarded
09-08-20212015-16 Savita 1501126004
21-02-2017Economics Dr. Vikas Batra Indebtedness among small and marginal farmers: A study of selected districts of South Haryana. Awarded
22-03-20212015-16 Sangeeta Yadav 1501126005
21-02-2017Economics Dr. Satish Kumar Foreign direct investment:- Comparative study of FDI in India and China. Awarded
28-01-20202015-16 Poonam 1501476004
20-06-2017Commerce Dr. Pinki Rani Demonetization and E-Payments System: A Study of small vendors in Haryana. Awarded
29-05-20232015-16 Jayant 1501476005
20-06-2017Commerce Dr. Vijay Singh Discriminant Function Analysis of Revenue: A Study of Selected Listed Companies in India. Awarded
25-09-20202015-16 Nitin 1501476006
20-06-2017Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma Job Satisfaction and Organizational Commitment : A Study of Non-Permanent Teachers in the State Universities in Haryana. on-going 2015-16 Somjit Lochab 1501476007
20-06-2017Commerce Dr. Sanjay Kumar Role of Kisan Credit Card (KCC) Scheme in Financial Inclusion: A Study of Farm households in India. Awarded
05-05-20222015-16 Manjeet Sharma 1501476008
20-06-2017Commerce Dr. Seema Mahlawat A study of Consumer perception and Green Buying Behavior Towards Green Marketing Practices With Reference To FMCG Products. Awarded
01-02-20232015-16 Ankita 1501476009
20-06-2017Commerce Prof. Tej Singh An Analytical Study on Bancassurance as a Distribution Channel in Indian Insurance Industry. Awarded
04-11-20242015-16 Preeti 1501116001
17-04-2017History Dr. Balkar Singh “Jaiparkash Narayan ke Samajik Parivartan wa Samajik Naaya Samandhi Dristikon Ka Ek Adahyan”. Awarded
22-03-20212015-16 Kaptan Singh 1501116002
17-04-2017History Dr. Balkar Singh “Jan Nayak Chaudhary Devi Lal ka Haryana ke Visesh Sandharb me Samajik wa Aarthik Chetar me Yogdaan”. Awarded
22-03-20212015-16 Manoj Kumar 1501116003
17-04-2017History Dr. Balkar Singh “Baba Saheb Dr. B.R Ambedkar ka Mahila Shasktikaran wa Dalito ke Samajik Uthaan Me Yogdaan ka Ek Adahyan (1916-1956)”. Awarded
22-03-20212015-16 Supriya Dhanda 1501116004
15-11-2017History Dr. Balkar Singh “egkRek T;ksfrck Qwys o lkfo=hckbZ Qwys dk lkekftd o ukjh mRFkku esa ;ksxnku” Awarded
12-10-20212015-16 Sunita 1501016001
05-05-2017English Dr. Romika Batra Modes of Feminine Articulation in the Novels of Manju Kapur. Awarded
25-01-20232015-16 Ansul Rao 1501016002
05-05-2017English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav A Bionomical Study of Barbara Kingsolver’s Writings. Awarded
13-09-20202015-16 Prashant Kumar 1501016003
05-05-2017English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav A Study of Relativity, Immortality and Notions of Values through the Lens of Rivers as Represented in Selected Texts. Awarded
23-04-20232015-16 Rekha Yadav 1501226002
20-09-2017Physics Dr. D.P. Goyal Investigation of Physical Properties of Cupric Oxide (CuO) by Chemical Doping and lon Beams. 2015-16 Kranti Poonia 1501416001
03-05-2016Geography Prof. R.S. Sangwan Socio-Economic and environmental conditions of Bikaner city. Awarded
14-02-20222015-16 Sunil 1501416002
03-05-2016Geography Prof. R.S. Sangwan / Dr. Sneh Sangwan Urbanisation and basic amenities in class-I cities of Haryana with special reference to Rohtak city. Awarded
14-02-20222015-16 Virender Singh 1501416003
24-06-2016Geography Prof. R.S. Sangwan / Dr. Sneh Sangwan Socio-Economic and health conditions of slum dwellers: a geographic study of Gurgaon city. Awarded
25-09-20202015-16 Vikash 1501416004
24-06-2016Geography Prof. R.S. Sangwan / Dr. Sneh Sangwan Municipal solid waste and its impact on health: A case study of Rewari city. Awarded
23-02-20212015-16 Anup Singh 1501216006
27-08-2018Mathematics Dr. M.S. Barak Study of Seismic Wave Propagation in Partially Saturated Medium. 14-02-2022 2015-16 Rajesh Gahlawat 1501476010
03-11-2018Commerce Dr. Deepak Gupta Consumer Buying Behaviour towards Online Shopping. Awarded
23-02-20232014-15 Birender Singh 14098001
16-10-2015History Prof. Shri Krishan vk/kqfud Hkkjr esa eknd inkFkksZa dk bfrgkl ¼1757&1900½% vQhe] dSukchl ,oa ,Ydksgy Awarded
23-02-20212014-15 Anju 14098002
16-10-2015History Prof. Shri Krishan gfj;k.kk esa Ñf’k ds vk/kqfudhdj.k ds lkekftd& vkfFkZd izHkko%& ,d ledkyhu v/;;u ¼1966&2000½ Awarded
22-03-20212014-15 Tarakeshwari Negi 14098004
23-10-2012History Prof. Shri Krishan “The Movement and Policy Formulation: A comparative study of Anti-Apartheid Movement of South Africa and Dalit Movement of India (From 1930 - 1980)”. Awarded
24-07-20192014-15 Balkar Singh 14098005
28-05-2013History Prof. Shri Krishan “gfj;k.kk ds fo”ks’k lUnHkZ esa mRrj&if”pe Hkkjr ds vdkyksa dk v/;;u ¼1858&1900½” Awarded
28-03-20162014-15 Naveen Kumar Kadyan 14068001
24-11-2014Geography Prof. R.S. Sangwan Dynamics of Urban Expansion in Karnal City. Awarded
30-03-20222014-15 Geeta Kumari 14068002
24-11-2014Geography Prof. R.S. Sangwan Child Sex Ratio and its Determinants in Haryana: A Comparative Study of Mahendergarh and Mewat Districts. Awarded
01-02-20232014-15 Neha Yadav 14068003
24-11-2014Geography Prof. R.S. Sangwan Child Marriage and its Impact on Girls Health in Mewat Region: A Geographical Perspective. Awarded
14-02-20222014-15 Nisha Kumari 14088001
23-04-2015Hindi Prof. Maya Malik /keZohj Hkkjrh ds x|&lkfgR; esa lkaLd`frd psruk Awarded
17-09-20212014-15 Veena 14088002
23-04-2015Hindi Prof. Maya Malik Kkuizdk”k foosd ds dFkk lkfgR; esa ewY;cks/k Awarded
13-05-20192014-15 Sandeep Aggarwal 14048101
19-12-2014Commerce Prof. Tej Singh Behavioural and Socio-Demographic Analysis of Retail Investors. Awarded
22-01-20192014-15 Rajni 14048102
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Ravindra A study of Quality of Work Life and job Stress in Indian Banking Sector. Awarded
13-05-20192014-15 Parmod Kumar 14048104
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Sanjay Kumar An Evaluative Study of New Pension Scheme in Service Sector. Awarded
05-03-20182014-15 Shallu Aggarwal 14048105
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Meera Bamba Individual and Institutional Responses towards Financial Inclusion Initiatives of Indian Banking Sector. Awarded
22-01-20192014-15 Anuradha Yadav 14048106
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Sanjay Kumar A Study Financial Pattern and Structure in Indian Aviation Industry. on-going 2014-15 Kanchan 14048107
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma Customer Relationship Management in Hotel Industries: A study of National Capital Region. Awarded
23-02-20212014-15 Neelam 14048108
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Ravindra Impact of Social Media Networking Sites on Purchase Decision Process. Awarded
05-05-20222014-15 Neelu Jora 14048109
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Seema Mahlawat Efficiency and Effectiveness of Management Institutes in National Capital Region. Awarded
13-05-20192014-15 Ishwar Sharma 14048110
19-12-2014Commerce Prof. Tej Singh Patterns and Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in BRICS Countries. Awarded
22-01-20192014-15 Puja Chaudhry 14048111
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma Organizational Citizenship Behaviour among IT Professional in National Capital Region. 2014-15 Suman Jangra 14048112
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Pinki Rani Customer Satisfaction towards Organized Real Estate with Special Reference to Residential Sector in National Capital Region. Awarded 25-09-2020 2014-15 Vikram Singh 14048113
19-12-2014Commerce Prof. Tej Singh A Study of Option Trading in Indian Equity Market. Awarded
04-10-20192014-15 Veena 14048114
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Seema Mahlawat A Study of Issues and Challenges in Growth of Micro Small Medium Enterprises. Awarded
25-09-20202014-15 Sapna Kumari 14048115
19-12-2014Commerce Dr. Pinki Rani Performance Evaluation of Selected Public and Private Banks in India. Awarded
01-02-20232014-15 Mamta 14048116
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Meera Bamba Impact of macro economic variables on selected sectoral indices in India. Awarded
30-09-20192014-15 Manju Garg 14048117
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Aditi Sharma Corporate governance practices and their relationship with firms a comparative study of manufacturing and service sectors in India. Awarded
16-03-20202014-15 Asha Chauhan 14048118
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Ravindra Impact of pester power on attitude of children in family purchase decision in case of FMCG products. Awarded
25-09-20202014-15 Priyanka Yadav 14048119
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Meera Bamba Quality of worklife of IT sector employees. Awarded
07-09-20212014-15 Asmita Nagpal 14048120
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Meera Bamba Impact of financial literacy on savings, investment and credit pattern of service sector employees. Awarded
23-01-20232014-15 Amit Dangi 14048121
23-06-2016Commerce Dr. Vijay Singh Influence of perceived risks on consumers' online buying decision making with special reference to Haryana state. Awarded
25-09-20202014-15 Pankaj 14018101
04-03-2015Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi Cyclic codes from Cyclotomic sequences. Awarded
12-11-20182014-15 Rajender Kumar 14018102
04-03-2015Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi / Prof. Gulshan Taneja A Study of some deterministic inventory models for deteriorating products and their further developments. Awarded
16-03-20202014-15 Vinod 14018103
04-03-2015Mathematics Dr. Mahabir Barak Behavior of seismic waves in liquid-saturated porous medium at some interface. Awarded
05-05-20192014-15 Neeraj 14018104
04-03-2015Mathematics Dr. Mahabir Barak Profit analysis of reliability models with preventive and repair under different weather conditions. Awarded
12-11-20182014-15 Sunil Kumar 14018105
04-03-2015Mathematics Prof. Manju Pruthi Hamming distances and weight distributions of cyclic codes. Awarded
25-09-20202014-15 Dhiraj Yadav 14018106
04-03-2015Mathematics Dr. Mahabir Barak Stochastic modelling of redundant systems with standby and server failure. Awarded
02-12-20192014-15 Dhanpat 14058001
18-08-2015Economics Dr. Satish Kumar Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREG) : Its relevance and effectiveness in employment generation in Haryana (a case study of district Rohtak). Awarded
09-05-20192014-15 Ritu 14058002
18-08-2015Economics Dr. Sonu Madan Determinants and outcomes of employment in informal labour market in Haryana. Awarded
24-07-20192014-15 Jitender Kumar 14058003
18-08-2015Economics Dr. Satish Kumar Impact of financial institutions on the growth of micro, small and medium enterprises in Haryana : a case study of Ambala district. Awarded
04-10-20192014-15 Ritu 14058004
18-08-2015Economics Dr. Sonu Madan Accessibility of higher education in Haryana: an analysis to measure socioeconomics disparities. Awarded
25-09-20202014-15 Rajni Sharma 14058005
18-08-2015Economics Dr. Sonu Madan Export competitiveness of wheat during the post reform period in India. Awarded
04-10-20192014-15 Pradeep Kumar 14078001
24-06-2016English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Father -Daughter Relationship in Select Literary and Cinematic Narratives: A Study. Awarded
10-04-20222014-15 Rajpal 14078002
24-06-2016English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Folk Wisdom as Life Philosophy: A Socio-semiotic Study of Selected Cultural Narratives. Awarded
25-09-20202014-15 Anil Kumar 14078003
24-06-2016English Prof. Nikhilesh Yadav Caste as Discourse: A Study of Select Literary Narratives. Awarded
22-03-20212014-15 Romika Yadav 14028001
24-06-2016CSE Dr. Savita Kumari Crime Predictive Model using Big Data Analytics Techniques. Awarded
14-06-20192014-15 Vinti Parmar 14028002
24-06-2016CSE Dr. Savita Kumari Information Quality Management In Geo-spatial Metadata. Awarded
16-03-20222014-15 Partibha Yadav 14028003
24-06-2016CSE Dr. Savita Kumari Security threat detection in Social media Networks. Awarded
29-09-20212014-15 Mridula Rashmi Kindo 14078004
05-05-2017English Dr. Romika Batra Apartheid and the Problematics of Gender: A Study of the Selected Writings of Nadine Gordimer. Awarded
30-02-20222014-15 Rajpal 14018107
27-08-2018Mathematics Dr. Mamta Kamra Various Types of Labeling of Graphs. Awarded
17-09-2021
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19.02.2026: Schedule of Inter college Taekwondo (M&W), Ju Jitus (M&W), Wushu (M&W) Championships/Selection Trials for Inter University 2025-2026.
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Unnat Bharat Abhiyan
AISHE Code: 0699
 Dr. Pinki Rani Coordinator | “The Future of India Lies in its Villages” Mahatma Gandhi As per the words of Mahatma Gandhi, India lives in its villages, therefore rural India should be developed for wholesome development of the Nation. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural development processes by leveraging knowledge institutions to help build the architecture of an Inclusive India. I feel humble to state that Unnat Bharat Abhiyan has provided us an opportunity to contribute to the development of Nation. As a participating institution, Indira Gandhi University has also adopted some villages under this mission. We at Indira Gandhi University, have an intense social responsibility towards the Gandhian vision of holistic development of villages based on using local resources and decentralized eco-friendly technologies so that the basic needs of food, clothing, shelter, sanitation, health care, energy, livelihood, transportation, and education are locally met. |  "The Future of India Lies in its Villages” |
About UBA
Presently, 70% of the population in India lives in rural areas engaged in agrarian economy with agriculture and allied sector employing 51% of the total work-force but accounting for only 17% of the country’s GDP. There are huge developmental disconnects between the rural and urban sectors such as inequity in health, education, incomes and basic amenities as well as employment opportunities - all causing great discontent and large-scale migration to urban areas. The imperatives of sustainable development which are being felt more and more acutely all over the world also demand eco-friendly development of the villages and creation of appropriate employment opportunities locally. Increasing urbanization is neither sustainable nor desirable. So far, our professional higher education institutions have largely been oriented to cater to the mainstream industrial sector and, barring a few exceptions, have hardly contributed directly to the development of the rural sector. Unnat Bhārat Abhiyān (UBA) is a much needed and highly challenging initiative in this direction.
Vision
Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural development processes by leveraging knowledge institutions to help build the architecture of an Inclusive India.
Mission
The Mission of Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is to enable higher educational institutions to work with the people of rural India in identifying development challenges and evolving appropriate solutions for accelerating sustainable growth. It also aims to create a virtuous cycle between society and an inclusive academic system by providing knowledge and practices for emerging professions and to upgrade the capabilities of both the public and the private sectors in responding to the development needs of rural India.
1. Janti (212) Rewari
2. Budana (202) Rewari
3. Budani (208) Rewari
4. Sunaria (279) Rewari
5. Khatawali (284) Rewari
6. Meerpur (274) Rewari
7. Tatarpur (277) Rewari
8. Turkiawas (275) Rewari
9. Gokalpur (211) Rewari
10. Jant Sairwas (213) Rewari
11. Majra Sheoraj (180) Rewari
1. Dr. Sunil (Dept. of Physics) Co-coordinator
2. Dr. Ishwar Sharma (Dept of Commerce) Member
3. Dr. Mahavir Barak (Dept of Mathematics) Member
4. Dr. Dharamveer (Dept of Yoga) Member
5. Dr. Sandeep (Dept of Psychology) Member
6. Dr. Anil Kumar (Dept of Law) Member
7. Mr. Rahul (Dept of Social Work) Member
8. Mr. Vinay(Student, M.A Eng. Sem III) Member
Date Name Dec 9,2019 Yoga Camp organized in Model Sanskriti School Tatarpur,
Istmurar, RewariDec 11, 2019 Lecture on Green Energy using Bio fuel Cell organized in Govt. High School, Meerpur, Rewari Dec 11, 2019 Self Defense training Camp organized in Govt. Senior Secondary School, Turkiawas, Rewari. Dec 12, 2019 Legal Awareness Lecture organized in Govt Senior Secondary School Tatarpur, Istmurar, Rewri Jan 21, 2020 School Students Visit in University, Campus Jan 26, 2020 Gram Sabha organized in five villages Feb 22, 2020 Village Survey in Five Villages
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University Centre for Indian Knowledge System
- INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM
The Indian civilization stands as one of the most ancient living civilizations. It has consistently been recognized as a 'knowledge civilization', with our most significant asset being the 'Indian knowledge systems'. This represents a collective repository of Indian wisdom that has illustrated systematic approaches to living harmoniously with culture and science. Spanning from the earliest knowledge works, such as the Vedic literature, to the indigenous and tribal folklore of the nation, Indian knowledge constitutes an extensive reservoir of information. At the heart of Indian knowledge systems lies the pursuit of harmony with oneself and the natural world. It fosters connections with our inner selves, our communities, and the broader creation. Notably, it offers a tradition manifested through cultural relationships, rituals, and other practices that are vital for the holistic development of society, enabling knowledge to be applied by the populace in an accessible manner.
The contemporary education system is largely influenced by Western outlook, while the understanding of Indian cultural origins is often denied or ignored in mainstream education. As a result, our current society is bereft of traditional Indian knowledge. The primary aim of the existing education system is to produce an economic man, trained to meet the requirements of the industrial sector, with the sole focus on earning a livelihood. In contrast, the Indian education system aims to provide meaning to life along with the pursuit of livelihood. Thus, to achieve lasting change and reinvention, it is essential to reconnect with our deeper cultural values, which can be facilitated through the Indian education system. This shift from Western outlook to our Eastern heritage will pose a difficult challenge until Indian knowledge systems are fully incorporated into the educational framework of the nation.
To re-establish this connection, under the guidelines of the National Education Policy, 2020, the educational institutions must integrate various components of Indian knowledge systems into existing curricula, textbooks and content that can be taught in academic institutions and widely used on digital platforms. All the institutions must create a tradition of habits, rituals and festivals that incorporate this knowledge into our daily lives.
- UNIVERSITY CENTRE FOR INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS (UCIKS)
Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur, Rewari, Haryana, is dedicated to excellence and holistic student development. By blending traditional and modern knowledge systems, this institution empowers students to embrace their cultural heritage while acquiring contemporary skills. Our diverse programs foster critical thinking, life skills, and decision-making, aligning with the true purpose of education. Since its inception, the university has emphasized Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) in both curricular and extracurricular aspects. Under the NEP 2020 guidelines, we aim to further strengthen and promote IKS, reaffirming our commitment to enriching education through cultural roots.
The University Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems (UCIKS) has been conceived as a pioneering initiative to revive, preserve and enhance the rich and diverse heritage of Indian knowledge systems.
- VISION
The Centre aims to bridge the gap between traditional Indian knowledge and contemporary academic activities. The Centre will serve as a hub for interdisciplinary research, experiential learning and community engagement, thereby promoting a deeper understanding of India's intellectual, cultural and spiritual heritage.
- OBJECTIVES OF UCIKS
- Revival and Preservation:
The restoration and safeguarding of India's ancient and medieval knowledge systems is crucial for honoring its rich intellectual heritage and integrating traditional knowledge with modern advancements. This initiative entails the documentation and digitization of ancient texts, many of which are found in fragile manuscripts written in classical languages. Beyond preservation, the analysis and interpretation of these knowledge systems—covering philosophy, science, mathematics, medicine, arts, literature, and governance—ensure their relevance in contemporary society. The UCIKS seeks to actively foster cultural and artistic heritage through interdisciplinary research, education, and preservation.
- Promoting Moral and Value-Based Education:
Inspired by India’s profound philosophical heritage, the advancement of moral and value-based education is essential for cultivating individuals with a robust moral foundation. Instilling such deep moral and spiritual values within education fosters integrity, compassion, and a sense of responsibility among students. With this objective in mind, the UCIKS will integrate teachings from Indian philosophy, including the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, as well as concepts from Buddhist and Jain traditions, alongside modern ethics and civic education. This comprehensive approach will not only promote personal and social accountability but also motivate students to lead lives characterized by wisdom, humility, and profound respect for all living beings. By embedding moral values into education, UCIKS aims to develop future leaders and citizens who embody the principles of harmony, justice, and universal welfare.
- Integration with Modern Education:
Integrating traditional Indian knowledge systems with contemporary academic disciplines is essential to establish a comprehensive learning framework that embraces modern advancements while respecting indigenous knowledge. This integration involves incorporating modern science, technology and humanities as well as subjects such as Ayurveda, Yoga, Vedanta and ancient Indian mathematics.
The combination of traditional philosophy and ethical education with modern critical thinking and scientific exploration provides students with a holistic approach that promotes both intellectual and cultural growth. UCIKS will aim to create interdisciplinary programmes that promote collaboration between the heritage of ancient knowledge and contemporary fields such as medicine, environmental science, management and artificial intelligence. In addition, initiatives will be taken to incorporate these translated classical texts into the academic curriculum, ensuring their accessibility to learners from diverse linguistic backgrounds.
- Community engagement and outreach:
Community engagement and outreach is essential to make Indian knowledge systems accessible and relevant to all sections of society. Through organising workshops, seminars and public lectures, academic institutions, cultural organisations and research centres can bridge the gap between academia and the general public. The UCIKS will strive to ensure that indigenous knowledge benefits people from all backgrounds, as well as promoting cultural appreciation and practical application. This outreach can be further expanded through digital platforms, social media and interactive forums, allowing a global audience to connect with India’s intellectual traditions.
- Interdisciplinary Research:
Promoting interdisciplinary research on Indian knowledge systems is essential for tackling current global issues like sustainability, health, and social harmony. The ancient traditions of India provide deep insights into holistic well-being, environmental conservation, and ethical governance, which can enhance contemporary scientific progress. UCIKS will serve as a hub focused on exploring these connections, thus fostering academic inquiry, empirical validation, and the sharing of indigenous knowledge.
- Collaboration- Local/National/Global:
Local to global collaboration is essential to promote the study and application of Indian knowledge systems at local/national/international levels and to enhance intercultural learning and innovation. Partnerships with national and international academic and research institutions, and cultural organizations can promote academic exchanges, joint research projects, and interdisciplinary studies that explore the relevance of Indian traditions in modern contexts. UCIKS can effectively promote Indian knowledge at national and international levels by organizing national and international seminars and signing MoUs with other institutions and seeking their support. Additionally, UCIKS can connect scholars across the world to India's intellectual heritage using digital platforms.
- ROADMAP FOR EXECUTION
The UCIKS will work on the following strategy to achieve the objectives-
- Experiential Learning
- Organize field visits, cultural exchanges, and student interaction activities (lectures/quiz/essay writing/ poster making/exhibitions, rangoli etc.) to connect students with traditional practices.
- Facilitate hands-on workshops in Yoga, Ayurveda, Indian classical arts, and other traditional disciplines.
- Community Outreach
- Conduct outreach programs to educate different communities about the relevance of Indian knowledge systems.
- Collaborate with NGOs and government bodies to implement traditional knowledge-based solutions for societal issues.
- Cultural Preservation
- Organize festivals, exhibitions, and performances to celebrate India's cultural heritage.
- Support the revival of endangered art forms, languages, and crafts.
- Visit of sites based on Indian Knowledge System (historical sites, traditional craft centers etc.)
- Academic Programs and Courses
- Develop certificate, diploma, and degree programs in Indian knowledge systems.
- Offer elective courses for undergraduate and postgraduate students across disciplines.
- Organize guest lectures, workshops, and seminars by eminent scholars and practitioners.
- Incorporate IKS into existing course.
- Sign Memorandum of Understanding with other IKS centres, vedic schools, gurukul etc.
- Research and Publications
- Encourage research scholars to include IKS in their research proposal (provision of specific motivation scheme)
- Publish research papers, monographs, and books to disseminate findings.
- Create a digital repository of rare manuscripts, texts, and resources.
- ADVISORY BOARD OF THE UCIKS
The members of the advisory board of UCIKS shall be nominated by the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur- Rewari (Haryana), with such representation as considered necessary, and shall consist of members belonging to the various sections of the campus community.
- FUNCTIONS OF THE CENTRE FOR INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS
- To orient the staff and the students of the University towards IKS
- To promote the incorporation of IKS in curricular and pedagogical aspects
- To facilitate IKS based/related inter and trans-disciplinary research
- To provide IKS-related consultancy to the departments/ committees/ clubs/ cells of the University for the promotion of IKS
- To encourage various cells, committees, and clubs to organize IKS-based activities.
- To collaborate with organizations working on IKS through MOUs, activities, etc.
- MODE OF FUNCTION OF THE UCIKS
- The members of the centre shall meet on regular basis in an academic year to evaluate the progress.
- The centre shall compile the IKS-based activities/initiatives carried out by various departments/cells/committees
- The centre shall regularly update the IKS-based activities on the university website and social media platforms
- The Centre shall prepare an Annual Report at the end of each academic year, giving a full account of the IKS-based activities carried out in the University during the year gone by. A copy of the report shall be sent to the IQAC of the University.
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WOMEN CELL
Officials of Youth Red Cross at University Level
| Dr. Samridhi | Email.: yrc@igu.ac.in Mob. 9416176634 | Programme Coordinator |
| Dr. Reena Hooda | Email.: yrc@igu.ac.in Mob. 7082294509 | Female Counsellor |
| Dr. Jasvinder Singh | Email.: yrc@igu.ac.in Mob. 9896117311 | Male Counsellor |
| Dr. Ritu | Email.: yrc@igu.ac.in Mob. 8076834103 | Counsellor (Female) for UTDs |
| Sh. Pawan | Email.: yrc@igu.ac.in Mob. 8814885248 | Counsellor (Male) for UTDs |
IGU Meerpur Youth Red Cross Executive Committee for 2020-21
| Prof. J.P. Yadav, Vice- Chancellor | Chairman (Ex-Officio) |
| Prof. Parmod Kumar, Registrar | Member |
| Prof. Vijay Kumar, Dean Students’ Welfare | Member |
| Prof. Tej Singh, DCDC | Member |
| General Secretary, IRCS, Haryana State Branch, Chandigarh | Member |
| Nominee of Higher Education Commissioner/DGHE, Panchkula (In charge of YRC) | Member |
| Director, Youth Welfare | Member |
| Principal, GCW, Gurawara, Zonal Convener | Member |
| Principal, RBS- SIET Zainabad, Zonal Convener | Member |
| Secretary, District Red Cross Society, Rewari | Member |
| Principal, Government College, Narnaul, Zonal Convener | Member |
| Secretary District Red Cross, Society, Rewari | Member |
| Secretary District Red Cross, Society, Mahendergarh | Member |
| Secretary District Red Cross, Society, Narnaul | Member |
| Program Coordinator, NSS | Member |
| Two YRC Volunteers as students nominees 1. Mr. Ravinder, MBA 2. Ms. Komal, M.Com | Member |
| Dr. Samridhi, Programme Coordinator, YRC | Secretary |
Progress report of YRC for the session 2021-
Activities organized by Youth Red Cross, IGU Meerpur (2022-23)
| Date | Activity |
| 10.08.2022 | Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan |
| 13.08.2022 | Celebration of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav |
| 14.08.2022 | Tree Plantation Drive on the occasion of Har Ghar Tiranaga Abhiyan |
| 14.08.2022 | Nukkad Natak on Har Ghar Tiranaga Abhiyan |
| 15-21.09.2022 | Volunteers’ participation in State Level Boys Adventure Camp |
| 22.09.2022 | Celebration of Shahidi Diwas |
| 01-07.11.2022 | Attended State Level Girls Training Camp at Varindavan, U.P |
| 14.11.2022 | World Diabetes Day |
| 01.12.2022 | World Aids and Disabled Day |
| 09.12.2022 | Road Safety Day |
| 20.12.2022 | Blood Donation Camp |
| 24-26.03.2023 | AIDS Awareness Campaign on the Occasion of National Youth Day Campaign |
| 16-21.03.2023 | Volunteers’ participation in Inter State Training Camp at Kurkushetra |
| 22.03.2023 | World Water Day |
| 24.03.2023 | World TB Day |
| 07.04.2023 | World Health Day |
| 13.04.2023 | Ad Making Competition |
| 05.05.2023 | World Asthama Day |
| 08.05.2023 | Red Cross Day |
| 31.05.2023 | World Tobacco Day |
Activities organized by Youth Red Cross, IGU Meerpur (2019-20)
| Date | Activity |
| --------------- | Enrollment of YRC Volunteers for 2019-20 |
| 30.08.2019 | Attended AGM of IRCS held at Raj Bhawan, Haryana(YRC, IGU Meerpur received YRC Award) |
| 25.09.2019 | Sensitization/Awareness Programme on Road Safety |
| 01.10.2019 | Awareness Programme on National Voluntary Blood Donation Day (Poster Making Competition) |
| 02.10.2019 | Sensitization Programme for Health & Hygiene |
| 04.02.2020 | Awareness Programme on World Cancer Day |
Activities organized by Youth Red Cross, IGU Meerpur (2018-19)
| Date | Activity |
| August-September 2018 | Enrollment of YRC Volunteers for 2018-19 |
| 31.08.2018 | Meeting of Youth Red Cross Sub Committee, IRCS, Haryana State Branch (Attended by Programme Coordinator) |
| ---- | Awareness and publicity regarding enrollment on Haryana Red Cross App |
| 28.09.2018 | Blood Donation Camp (102 Units collected) |
| 03.11.2018 | Awareness Campaign for Celebration of Pollution Free Diwali |
| 03.12.2018 | Expert Talk on occasion of World Aids Day (1st Dec.) in collaboration of Women Study Centre and NSS |
| 20.05.2019 | Meeting of YRC Executive Committee of IGU Meerpur |
- 24-05-2025: Adventure camp boys & girls at Manali, Himachal Pradesh letter
- 27-08-2024: Circular regarding Enrollment of students as YRC Volunteers
- 21-06-2023: Notification for training camp at Haridwar.
- 03-06-2023: Notification for State Level Training Camp of Boys
- 03-06-2023: Registration form for State Level Training Camp of Boys
- 03-06-2023: Information bulletin for State Level Training Camp of Boys
- 03-06-2023: Notification for State Level Training Camp of Girls
- 03-06-2023: Registration form for State Level Training Camp of Girls
- 03-06-2023: Information bulletin for State Level Training Camp of Girls
- 22-02-2023: Registration Form for YRC Training Camp for Boys at Kurukshetra
- 22-02-2023: Information Bulletin for YRC Training Camp for Boys at Kurukshetra
- 22-02-2023: YRC Training Camp for Boys at Kurukshetra from 16 March to 21 March 2023
- 11-01-2023: Training Camp for Boys at Haridwar
- 15-12-2022: Notification regarding world disabled day
- 17-10-2022: Notification
- 11-10-2022: State Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp from 1st to 7th November 2022
- 13-05-2022: Notice regarding the nomination of the best YRC Volunteer
- 06-04-2022: Celebrating World Health Day 7th April 2022
- 11-03-2022: Form for YRC State Level girls camp: Download
- 11-03-2022: YRC State Level Girls camp at Haridwar
- 11-03-2022: State Level Youth Red Cross Training Camp for Girls from 23-28 March 2022
- 25-02-2022: New YRC Counsellor
- 09-02-2022: Result of Essay Writing Competition- Girl Child Day
- 04-02-2022: Essay Writing Competition on World Cancer Day
- 01-02-2022: Surya Namaskar Abhiyan
- 31-01-2022: Interactive Session on the theme ‘Are you healthy? Food for thought’
- 24-01-2022: National Voters’ Day – Oath Taking Ceremony
- 23-01-2022: National Girl Child Day
- 08-01-2022: Essay-Writing Competition
- 06-12-2021: International Volunteer day
- 30-11-2021: Deposit of YRC subscription fund fees in the A/c no. 18172413000438
- 15-11-2021: Poster making Competition
- 01-11-2021: Notification YRC Haryana Day
- 01-11-2021: Instruction for Event
- Wishes of Unity Day
- Submission of Annual Report of Youth Red Cross activities for the year 2020-21
- Regarding State Level Youth Red Cross Awards for the Year 2020-21
- Interactive Session for YRC Volunteers being
- Invitation for State Level Essay Writing Competition being organised by YRC IGU Meerpur
- Regarding students of UTDs for becoming YRC Volunteers
- YRC report from 1st April 2020 to 31th May, 2021
- YRC Colleges letter 26.02.2021
- Invitation for YRC Volunteers
- State Level award of Red Cross
- Extended the last date for enrollment in YRC
- Celebration of International Gita Mahotsav at Kurukshetra
- State Level Youth Red Cross Awards of the year 2019-20
- Notice regarding enroll of the student for the session 2020-21
- Re-constitution of IGU Meerpur youth Red Cross Executive Committee (University Level) for 2020-21
- YRC Notice
- Notice Regarding to furnish/submit information of YRC activities organized during COVID -19
- Awareness program about Novel Coronavirus
- Detail of Participants for State level NSS Camp at CRSU Jind
- Awareness program on World Cancer Day
- Scheme and Guideline of YRC
- Notice Regarding change in Venue (Kurukshetra) and Date (6th-11th January 2020) state level YRC training camp for boys
- Information BulletIn and Registration form of State Level YRC training camp for boys From 3rd to 8th January 2020
- Notice Regarding World AIDS Day Awareness Rally / Programme
- Notice Regarding State Level YRC Camp For Girls During from 1-6 November 2019 At Haridwar
- Notice Regarding Nomination of Youth delegate for the IFRC Youth Commission Election -reg
- Notice Regarding Enrollment Of YRC Volunteers(Extended Date)
- Notice Regarding Celebration of National Voluntary Blood Donation Day On 1 st October2019
- Invitation For Sensitization Programme For Health and Hygiene For Safai Karamchari On 2nd October 2019
- Notice Regarding Sensitization Programme For Health and Hygiene For Safai Karamchari On 2nd October 2019
- Notice Regarding YRC activities
- Notice Regarding Youth Red Cross (YRC)
